The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 19, 1926, Page 7

‘TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1086 - WANTED At ONCE—Atutencter | ir. Prefer ayo ‘have abste aM ANA “AND. f pice Nationally ver! Corporatidh ean several: men, “as aiganinory, je "eae Sop. gorgette) unlimited, Wate ut rience, and _ refe! penicke, ‘Bldg., Farg ANTED en territory surrow and adjoining car ments honesty an m manent work and good Sag I Call at 418-5th St. Cee _for R. L. Anderson. WANTED—Men and women ee iat barber trade. Great demand, big’ wages. Few weeks completes. cat- alog and special. ofter free. -Moler Barber College, Fargo, N. D. 1-2-1m6. WANTED—Haperienced “bookkeeper, must have had at least two years actual experience, none others need apply. Write Telbape s a, ced girl for Phone 689W ager. “1-18-3t: WANTED—An_ expe general house wor! or call at 220 W. T Write Mrs. . Dak. 1-15-4t “the day or-hour, oung man 1-12-Lwk. ing in private family. B. F,.. Newcomb, Zap, ORK WANTED » bin plain sewing; also wants work. Phone 851J. SITUATIONS WANTED TION WANTED—Stenograph- Fr ic, salary'$75, good reference, own typewriter. ‘Write care. ‘Tribu 5h, 1 FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT—Completely furnished’). two room spartment, opens on large porch facing east. Especial- ly_attractive. 710-7th St, 357. 1-14-lw RE’ room modern house on Main St. between 8th and Call at. 822: Main St. or Phone 636R. ___ Wdetw FOR SALE—Four room modern cot- tage in downtown district. Do not phone, but write, fixing ne name, to Box 81, Moffit, N. Dak. -2wks. ROOM FOR RENT—Nice and warm room for gent in fine ‘location. sat at Ave. A, corner Phone FOR R Ri Af par city Hest oe entlgren. a Laurain. ts, ne '. Flanagan. fo ‘12-2at¢ ENT Five room FOR fter Jan. 20. 318 West Ros- house after Lieiwh modern’ sa a ree ca oS, ee % pA barealn. baer CASH and $00 pe per month inolud- ing interest— Modern bungelow; 2 wifally moderh| hardwood floors, fine partitioned ip rok, ofl mpoetied hasement, furnace heat, treated gar- waits til fo jto cash.’ y tarparen ‘en balance. on wemant, convenient ti choo, Par neiniaaste earthy, enatl jout, builtin 5 firice in event condita a : ~Termy, FIVE ROOM B: low, ‘built-in’ cabi melon, place, hot! ‘water’ be tile Wi toom floors, _ south: neon ain to school.| Price ‘terms, Two more rooms ts nobe finished, FIVE ‘ROOM partly east front, dee eat mortwage o cash babel Reais besa on balane: EIGHT ‘ROOM my story . mailern house on Sixth street, maple floors throughout, fall basement, hot wa- ne heat an in attic, $6,660.00 with terms, iddern house,| : FOR sal SALE 4 ROOM cottage, ge, ith street, excel- ect, aun) $ 00, 3 ROOM cottage, Avenue Hag excellent; oie, ful nae ” .08. MM cottage,,Mandan Ave., toil-| rid anal soe cemented, east, front, easy terms, $2650.00. 2 ROOM house, bath front street, ou ht down town, $2100.00. ROOM house, Mandan Ave., east be bet modern, $3100.00. 6 ROOM cottage, modern, east front; east part of city, garage, $2650.00. 6 ROOM. cottage, 12th street, bath, full a garage, easy terms, $3000. DOZENS. ‘OF houses of all descrip tions and at all sorts of terms in sean every part-of the city. BUILDING LOTS; hundreds of them, from the Country. Club to the Penitentiary; many of them for ten per cent cash ‘and the balance on eusy Ke mais payments. ‘ARM * LAN! here have heen’ forty sales of land made county the past few weeks. the real bargains will soon be tak- en up or the prices raised. By the coming fall the biggest farm land movement sifice 1916 will be un- der way. HUY NOW and make your profit. INSURANCE; on your house, fu ture, automobile, farm ‘buildin, business buildings, merchandise, reliable companies. F.-E. YOUNG. pgflolis. SIX ROOM two way house paul eet a ty hot rifle sani test, varian $4,700.00 STX ROOM two sary hot ment, full; - 60 with $! 05050. si ment, ‘balance .on term: purchaser. A REAL BAR GAINOne story ies room house with 9! of ground oh corner, conenen to schools and recites the can uilt on this property, pri $3,700) .00, do nat. overlook this Rare gain, — HAVE a most complete lat of good houses and sholee.. duilding. lots in all parts of the city. I.can Joan ou money to yourself a ome. or to build. ly closed. Before pay you to see me. I al choice farm lands for sale at bar- gain prices. Fetiable compani PRICE OWENS Phone 421. Eltinge Bleck, t _Bual ANCES FOR SALE—Cash Grocery- Store ‘with ‘lunch room in -connection. Price reasonable. ‘Renson for sell- ing, failing health. ‘For price ‘and other information, write to Owner, Box 84, Moffit, N. Dak. 1-18-1w two- conthly pede re Meginners erty 95,000; good male floors, | + east] et: inp prompt-| FOUN’ bays it tance written in’. ear phe immediate: posses- sion. Address 517 raed pera St. SIX ROOM modera two story house, garage, east front, aeevees floors, Jawn trees, fine Mota » Sale price term: FIVE ROOM partly ‘modern house, located 404: 11th 8t.; hardwood floors; newly painted inside and out; in A No. 1 condition. | Sale | price $2,300; $300 cash; very .casy payments. FIVE ROOM two story modern five room hause, east front, well located for schools; full basement, furnace heat. Sale price $3,450~eash. poo we NEW SIX ROOM very: modern two story stucco honse, oak and maple floors; good size bedrooms, large closets, basement garage, built-in features. Ready for occupancy Feb. 1st. Sale prices $6,800; terms Ge He agency .wants your. business d_ has a carefully selected list of good desirable houses and lots, with Prices and terms to satisfy any buy- Can finance any reasonable deal to build or buy. See this agenc; quick efficient real estate sei | EN a ESTATE -Phowle @ for jee. coal call Re- 16-3t iron Finder Phone ce iST—One galvanized chute, nearly new. Bismarck Storage. |_ ROOM and boarders. “Phone 637 1-18-31 WANTED—Roomers Atsa hed for sate. __FOUND _ Pair dark shell rimmed glasses. Owner may have sume by 0 have| paying for this ad. 1-19-1t ELLANROUS Ht GLASS Growthy registered Duroc boars, March and “April far- row, 200-250. lbs. hy ‘Tanlac, Jr., the largest and tallest boar in the state, and out of. the best sow herd in state, .€35.00-$75.00. Also boars by 1924 South Dakota Grand Champion boar, $40-860.. Cholera immune. See our ton litter con- tests and photos at-your county agent’s office. ed sow sale at Waterfown, S. D.,.Jan. 30, 1926. F. Lencks, Dak. reading and writing note: violin cla: te reopene: For conditions call at THE SCHOOL, 31 Ave. A, corner dan Ave. or:Phone 1017. in.| FOR SALE OR TRADE Furnished hotel ‘located :at ‘Thi: as real ie parece Maat, Ke will you jnvestigate. Own, ee Piacations “Wee ‘Tribane. No, 10-12-tf 1.15.2wks | 776) LI bull. calve: fax breedi: aie. several stacks of 00 per ton in the Sellens, on River FARM LANDS __ FOR SALE—Hardwate business, fin- est small store location, Minney the Freede farm, one ‘mile’ from apolis; clean stock, good lease, town. If interested address J. ved main: highway, $4700. Deal with own- Vaughlin, cat Peni er. C, Petersen, 1828 East 42 St., Minneapolis. 1-18-2t | oe oth vd Bee a B FOR SALE—Good paying business in large North Dakota town, selling account of sickness. Write Tribune i No. 54. 1-18-3t, fare eee KOR | SALE—1—1924 Olds Sedan,| overhauled ‘and repainted; 1—1924 Chevrolet touring; 1—1925 Star touring with winter enclosure; 1— 1922 Férd touring; 4—Ford tour- ings, rious ~ models; 1—1022 Dodge touring, overhauled _ with’ winter enclospre;. 1—1920 Dod. touring fay rs shape; 1—193 Dodge roudster. DAKOTA AUTO SALES COMPANY. 1-16-1w ROOMS FOR RENT ’ = RENT Two furnished mai ight sekeeping rooms, je heat,:.water ya 307 we Pritts FOR RENT—Furnished room in eos ern home. 408-3ed St. Phoned wr S4V6 TOME =" *M CANPT Fiub ae ae FOR SALE—75x150 foot corner Seventh Street and Avenue F. far $750. Lots are one block from high sehoal. Write Trihune No. = WANTED-—Canceled Postage stamps .| pathy with Chicago. Foreign and American. Room 409, McKenzie Hotel before 9 a. :m. EE FAST DRIVING HELPS TRAFFIC Detroit—Barney Everitt, pioneer automobile manufacturer, says that Detroit should speed up its .motor traffic to relieve congestion. le believes that Washington's ic: periment of setting up the ape Imit and Kansas’ legalizing a 60- mile an hour speed limit for country roads has relieved traffic and lowered the number of accidents and deaths in-those districts. “My suggestion,” Everitt, “for the present is 35-mile limit in city streets, 40 for boulevards and not less than 60 for country roads. “That is too slow, but for the time being orsuntil folks come to realize that speed does not necessarily mean | danger, it will suffice to relieve con- SL sestion. “A car going twice as fast is on the street only half as long. It ar- $04. | .rives at its destination and is parked \de3t} out of the way.” UPWARD TREND}: Liverpool Prices Are Firmer,| x Which Influenced Quota- tions at Chicago Chicago, Jan. 19.—(P)—Some of the leading speculative trad- ers in wi oh over to the. buying side today, and with iucreased purchasing also on the Faplaly upward, eo sdilgin the upward, especial in final hour. *Export Suamis we fair, and it was asserted that ‘the Canadian wheat: -ool had ed of large holdings at Buffalo and elsewhere. Com, which had been depressed at times, was rallied by wheat strength, Wheat closed unsettled, 1 5-8 to 3 cents net higher, corn un- Cree ip to 1:2 up and oats at 1-2 to 3-4 gain, Chicago, Jan. 19.—()—Helped by firmness of Liverpool quotations, wheat here tended upward early to- In this connection, some sipni- cance was attached to reports that igher prices were being asked abroad for Argentine: offerings, although of poorer quality than’ usual. Notice was also taken of comment that the combined visible supply of. Canada, and the United States at present is only 115,000,000 bushels. against 122,- 000,000 bushels ® year ago, with com- mencement of a new harvest in this country approximately four and a half months Chieago opening prices, 1 cents higher, May (new) 1.76 at ‘% and July 1.62 at %, were fallowed by a slight dip and then by a rise high-|° er_than before. Improved weather conditions made corn easy. After opening at ™% to % cent up, May R4- at %, corn underwent a moderate general sag. Oats were responsive to wheat strength. Starting unchanged to 14 cont higher, 45 at 44 cent, oats held near to 1 figures. Foreign buying gave strength to provisions. WHEAT HIGHER ON phyllite aa MARKET neapolis, Jan, 19.—()—Wheat] prices worked higher today without the aid ‘of news of importance, ex- cept. responsive cables and slightly better export sales. Opening advance was one to 1 1-8 cent and prices ped back 1 3-8 cents from high before resistance developed. Oats advanced 1:2 cents in sym- May rye was neglected early, finally opening 3-4 nts lower and turning strong with wheat, advancing 1 1-2 to 5-8 cents from low point. May barley advane- 2 vent with other markets and May flax seed was up 1 1-4 cents. Cash wheat started with a better tone but turned quiet steady after first selections were made, .Winter wheat was quiet and steady, Durum was firm. Corn was easy for lower grades with some sales at one to two cents lewer. ats were in fair to-good demand with: receipts ‘light. POTATOES. , Jan. 19.—Potatoes: Trad- in Har on Idaho stock; very slow on ra; receipts 102 cars; total U. S. ship ints 560; 17 Canadian; marke et ne sales reported on northern dah sacked russets 4.00 at 4.25, ac> cording to quality Jai 19.—Potatoes: Moderate wire inquiry, demand slow, market weaker. Carloads delivered freight only deducted, Minne- apolis and St. Paul rate, sacked cwt. round whites, U. S. No. 1, very few sales, mostly around 3.80, seed stock, too, few sales to establish market. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR. Minneapolis, Jan. 19.—Flour un- changed to 10 cents higher; in car- load lots family patents quoted at 9.65 a barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks; shipments 39,437 barrels; bran 26,50. Wheat— to {> oft] N id about) 12,81 MINNEAPOLIS RANGE. (January 19.) Open High Low Close party 1.69% 1.68% 1.69% 1.68'S 1.20! 1.67 1.69% 1.69% 1.64% 1.61% 1.61% ++ 1015, 1.02% 1.04 y108% 1.04% Alt, 42% 2.54% A246 2.5476 254 GTM CHICAGO RANGE. (January 19.) Open High Low Close Li 1 ee 174% LIT 73° L720 1.76% * 18188 1.534% 1440 1.45% 835% 86 May new .. May old 87 BBM ADM A6 1,091 1.104% 1.081: 1.0976, 15.30 45, 15.60 15 | 15,87 16.35 . 17.00 | 20 17.20 | BISMARCK GRAIN. (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) January *°, 1026. 1 dark northern + $1.57 'o. 1 amber durum ......, jo. 1 mixed.durum .... Dred durum . net Dark hard winter Hard winter . We quote hut do not handle Speltz, per cwt SHELL CO Yellow 2 $50 5, , 56 ths. or more 1 cent per pound discount under 5 Ibs. Ear corn 5 cents under shell. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. Chicago, Jan. 19.—Hogs slow; medium and heavyw ht butchers 10 at 20 cents lower tht fully 25 cents of & Pi t 50 cents lower; shipping | Meriand moderate; big packers inac-! ttive; bulk better 225 to 300 pound butchers 11.90 .at 12.163: bulk desir- able 160 to 190 pound ‘weights 1 2.75; few 140 to 150 ‘pound sele tions up to tops all weigh packing sows largely 10.40 at! desirable killing pigs 13.00 down; heavyweight hogs 11.70 at 12.10; medium 11.80 at- 12.4) hts ea at 12.80; light lights 11.50 at packing sows 10.25 at 10.90; nangniee pigs 12.75 at 13.00. Cattle, 11,000; it steers slow; steady; quality plain; medium grades predominatin, bulk at 10.00; best medium weight 1 3 yearlings 10.50; better grades heavy fat cows: and heavy heifers weak; light heifers and canners and cutters fully stea bulls steady to weak; vealers mostly 13.00 at 14.00 to packers; outsider: area to 14.50. Sheep 10,000; fat lambs op: fairly active; most early sales to butchers and sheep 10.50 at 10. or strong to 25 higher; few loads to packers 14.75 at 15.25; these strong: practically no feeding lambs included in day’s receipts; holding few loads of lightweights above 15.50; fat sheep two decks and several rable ewes 8.50 at 9.00. 10.7 CHICAGO POULTRY. Chicago, Jan. 19.—@)-- Poultry i i 7 cars; fowls 3 turkeys 35; at 32; geese 23 at 26; springs 2 roosters 20; ducks ‘ 20 at 23. VANEN Your OWN SON SHOWS THAT HE iS ~ WORTHY OF PROMOTION AND A BETTER 3 | quotations, wh BEARS HALT PRICE RISK Short’ ‘Selling Conducted in Baking Issues—Utilities "Bought Heavily - New York, Jan. 19—(P)=—Stock prices turned reactionary late toe day when a selling attack, launch: ed against the motor shares and other industrial issues, wiped out most of the gains scored on an early advance. American Can broke five points and reactions of one to four points took place in Seara-Roebuck, Raldwin, Pull: man, U. 8. Steel, and American Smelting. - New York, Jan. 19.—U?)—Resump- tion of -the upward movement of prices in today’s stock market was interrupted at intervals by bear sell- ingand profit taking. Poo} opera- tions were stimulated by a reduction in official call money rates to four ‘per cent, loans in the “outside” mar- ket being quoted as low as 3'%, Short selling was aggressively conducted in the Paking issues on the announce- ment that an official inqniry into re- {cent mergers would begin here next { month. Regewed weakness of U. 5. Alcohol was associated with uncon firmed rumors of lower prices and loss of contracts. Public utilities were heavily bought in anticipation of impartant merger and dividend dev- elopments, American Water Works and Publi e of N, each sell- aren others sold +1 to 2 points higher. Special buying also developed in several speciulties, International Business Machines soar: {ing over 6 points and South Porto ‘Pea 8 and Na- fiona! Vy elling points her liquidation of — the med in the carly eft. Hudson and General s the prince targets. RANGE OF CARLOT SALES. Minneapolis, Jan, 19-—Range of car- Wheat No. 0, three northern 1.711 1.717% wt 1.74% tto 1.61% at L72%m; No. pring 1.67% ut 1.82%; No. 2 hard winter 1.94; No. 1 amber durum 1 No. 1) durum 1.87%; No. 1 mi durum 1.6: Barley, sample grade, 62 at 63; No. 4, 6 Corn, No. % vellow, 74; No. 5 mixed, 63; No. 6 white, 68. Oats, No. 2 w ’ 3 white, 38% at Rye No. 1, 98 Flax No. 1 9 at 4012; No. 0 GRAIN —Wheat No, hard 1.81 1-2 xed 72 12 r Barley 63 to 78. Clover 32, Timothy seed $ i seed § 15. Ribs 16.00, Bel MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN Minneapolis, Ja ceipts 187 va: mpared to 282 c . 1 northern 1.72 1 dark 1.72% ant 1,800; steers and ly steady; spots strong: weights early 9.00; bulk 7.50 at 8.75; fat she stock moderately active, firm at 4.50 at 7.00; mostly; better grades upward to 7.00; canners and cutters unchanged at 3.50 at 4.00; bologna Y i) average; | Henry dulls reacting stro 62005, dtookers and commer ti er Ys. Ye vally, stendy. 3 ea 2,700; veal poe a fow early gales lights and butchers fo vy es 28 or°26 or more lower than ‘Mond: icking sows mostly 10.00; few aosiy” sales pigs 13.260: ahout jp 700; ‘few early salen: atendy trong; ” practical): to strictly choice lights and handyweight Jambs ‘on offer; f early 43.50; fat ewes 7. 3 best held hui. one load of range feeding luni late Monday 14.60. %, CHICAGO PRODUCE. go, Jan. 19.—Butter higher; receipts 10,680 tubs; creamery ex+ tras 42; standards 42%; extra firsts 4 4%; firsts 40 at 46; seconds 3Y receipts» 18,118 eges higher 3 orinary firsts cases; firsts 3414 at + 82. ont BUTTER. Fargo, N. + oi T9.—Butter fat, churning ¢' a unchanged; packing stock unchanged. News of Our Neighbors McKENZIE Mrs. R. E. Meyera has been on the sick list with mumps the past week. The Royal rao Lodge of Mc- Kenzie installed their new officers for the coming yeat Inst Thursday evening. At the close of the meet- ing luncheon was served and Mrs. Thos. Hughes and Mrs. Henry Larson for R. N. A. members and their husbands. + Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes and little son were callers in the Capital City Friday, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Meyers gave a whist party last Saturday, Jan. 9, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ledgerding of Sweet Brier. Those present were Mr-and Mrs. Albert Oeffner, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. Larson. The hostess servad a dainty luncheon at the close of the evening. There was a small crowd reported t the dance given by the M. W. A, hut. good time was enjoyed by ill. Mrs. (. Packard has been the of her duaghter, Mrs. A. Doucette, for the past week. ANCIENT HOME OF QUEENS NOW STORE OF ‘WILLS London—Somerset House has come from ‘being the home of royalty to serving as the depository ‘for the rk archives of Great Britain, Still, however, it holds its place as a veritable Aladdin’s cave of ro- mance. After its construction it served as the residence of the wives of James I, Charles I and Charles It and even of the great Elizabeth. Now it is a musty storing house for rec- ords. All the millions of forms needed for the proper conduct of the nation’s affairs are issued from Somerset House. Here, too, are stored the rec- ords which ore irreplacable if lost. One of the most interesting de- partments is that where the wills are kept. Some of these date back as far as 600 years, and many of the wills left by great persons may be seen on special permission. One of the most curious is the only will ever written in shorthand. Another section contains that will of Shakespeare in which he bequeaths to his wife his “second best bed.” A wit ot cue vue ot Weiington tells that it was made “following an attempt last night to assassinate me.” And one of the meee Gulioas is a will preserved in alcohol. This was written during the year of the Great Plague, which decimated Lon- don, and is preserved in that pe- culiar fashion to avoid spread of the dread icledl {STATE BRIEFS 4 ———_—__———_—- Jamestown.—Funeral services were held this morning at 9:30 for -Mrs. Grover Koop, 39, wiie of Grover C. Koop, prominent young Jamestown business man, who died Sunday. evén- ing from an’ attack of pneumonia following an illness of several years. Burial will be held at Brainerd, Minn. Grand Forks.—Rev. David Stoeye, Lutheran church, was elected presi an pastors’ association at the annual meeting. S WHAT BEATS ME IS HOW NOU CAN RON A BOSINESS WITHOUT SALARY- WHAT D0 You DO? LET Him WALK OUT AND GETA 208 WITHOUT YOUR.HELP AT MUCH BETTER PAN— BETTER WUDGMENT THAN Nov \ HAVE DISPLAYED - er OFF iy Le Pit | | | OA sa le Cs st Bantes of ‘Hearatag> Pies mounds: Be 8 be et sition. External o organ a \ Reseing. rain...” ”