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

WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1996 THE: BISMARCK TRIBUNE - PAGE SEVEN ERY For BE EN toe cone een" Prisotiets Donate roruncadh ‘urni ed roo! or. \ouse- ribune | asi ave ments Serica EES ail grout ae ‘armen 1 ARKET I s roun loor, al or tae Ei a Appeals F For Others a ¥O! —Good sized front room! "Praia Lansed News * . wrth kitchenette ‘and closge “far.| Denied the interests which tocupy By Associated ; ' ~ nished for light housekeeping. the li f fi , a bit hardened WELP WANTED Fifth st. Phone 273, pethapa Uy wh ekpectedea Witch ak q AN ED for the United Wool- Clasiified et, a sale, FOR RENT—Ciean modern sleeping brought grim tragedy ‘into their lives, May 19 ig en Co, Duluth, Minn, to take Restaurant ‘on the Red Trail now| room in a clean quiet home, ean be |" t the North Dakota. peni Close , orders direct to consumer, Guar- a doing good. business and wishes to] had by June Ist. Close in. Call 15| Prisoners at the Nor! ‘ota peni- Yenterday Year Ago Open High i ante $50.00 a week or commission, ‘eae ‘eo ‘turn over fixtures at once, on ac-| Thayer street. tentiary here cannot tesist the sof- Wheat— sh a ea i ‘one or two counties to each sales- fords gount of health, This is a shap for] FOR RENT—Desirable sleeping room| tening appedls made in the interests 149 1.69% 1 tk an | man; experience not necessary; al- Someone to take over if taken at|” in all modern home. Ladies pre-| of childreti, Ht 134% «138% | so opening for n district manager. Sa aniasfeatick once, Phone ‘Oe, or write to Box! ferred. 815 FE. Rosser Street. Phonce| In 1928 they gave $01.86 to the Sal. ‘is 131 1.31% Cevintcee is or adnelen Cora be, PSE RH We aTTLW yation Arg. of i bugarck aa ft , : 5 ones ses esse oes LE—Good..garage business,| 77; 5 in modern home. s John's of Far 08% ; Orson, at rote MeKensie Ho- with a good paying side line, whew wtih see nea oa lbs tot “oF sit toe fs few ren compiied | Market a Without Adequate | Mg fer aides ce Bus chahce to maké some_real_ money. __ down after 6 pm. by Warden John J. Lee show. Si Despite Dry 113% Wh 7% ARTED len and women to learn Write care Froahe jo, $9.. ROOM FOR RENT in modern home. The total feo made up of many b ’ 4 i barber trade, Great demand, big ing Bulk oil] “Close Private entrance, Call mug a ope eee "easier Complaints Ab% = 39% 80% wages. Few weeks co . Cat- tation, full: n ‘ ae ‘ - 44h) 40% Aly 30% | Alog and special offer free. Moler thilan, uly cuted io sel cabo pereast el oh the ‘outside’ that] AbM GE Ae ote ot Barber College, Fargo, N. Dak. account of other business, Write|FOR RENT—Nice large front room, doesn't seem, much,” said Lee. “To ial, May 10 19—(AP)—Wheat INTELLIGENT horseman’ to, handle _care Tribune No, 37... Sone Todsie At Az Fourth Sb oF|some, it, may Seem migeardly. | Butl priges underwent a material setback 121% «ON 8 stallion. Write, phone Want liable party to Put up| aOR RENT Who gaye. dollar coniribuied four| today if the late dealings.. Selling on 113% = BI RAG REG ; Heaton, Jr., McKenzie, &, roe -Sieid Batexe’ and’ show 4 1.05% 36% 184% b buitdi ifabt ho Phone 730, 619 Sixth St. 4 esi the part of early buyers revealed that to Wark by Bhe aa Henge i rile Gat legitima hig (ore nN ERED REEOPECAPTIEE STS ‘risoncre ainplized db “ Le the-tnarket was without adequate sup- 16.75 | 16R2 = 16.95 15.80 % k. 421 Twelfth Bustness’ Proposition. Bi igatabiished WANTED .TO BUY wcuhea: ports despite dry weather complain 16.02 16.0 16.12 16.00 basi: id, 14, WANTED-TO BUY—5 or 6 ‘room ti 1996 tie. prisoners already h rom the northwest. Slowness of ex- i bingalow direct ftdm owner, | donated to the Salvation Army $oa-| Pore, demand at the sea bonrd, was | Ts ‘ ’ . FEMALE HELP WANTED ¥ LANDS. Batt front. preferred. Write Box | 0. With worfows of thett own they | Dattith factor and so too was knowl. | 1745 WOMEN Work he Make $5, six “N. W. Quarter of r N. cannot résist the appeal for help in edge that Kansas City has sold wheat Jy hours work. Pleasant, No selling, a i Fs as Me) biatch Drier Tete beeen, contracts tad that a wheat en fron nee a olidated Card Bons of a, N. D. THendieas eke the need: \c at a wheat eargo from ! Fete a db. G88 Ne Wells Sty 8 be cultivated. ani LITTLE JOE “Men in prison fave the same eme.| Duluth, to Chicago was alzo en route.) Vet eaans ao MINNEAPOLIS’ RANGE : ae eee ee 4 teste ehgaame Innes and Unk Tin wuppiy of wheat fs fower'than ail WQUD RARLY RISE | " pda ae ~Experienced girl for gen- rt easy any similar date in 35 years barring inneapolis, Minn., May 19—(AP) pen is! yw Close eral housework. 623 Fifth Street, DEPENDABLE ‘USED CARS| For er nable, 160 QT TO'COME CLEAN! | outside,” said Lee, tes © good thing.) only 1918 and 192, atiracted notice | —Wheat failed to hold a moderate | Wheat— i An ii fans tana, eb et a manite oe ae excepr too, Iam proud of them.” today aa partly ox fg an upward garly upturn today, prices dropping| May old ie igh 1.53 net “maid n= D.CA ONLY. hay AS 1 Ne ey ir te! a REP, it ‘4 tendency, petting in first men-! back on profit . ed and running May new 1.54% 1.55% 1.581% 1.53% mpetent maid for gen-| A PEED Ate Wit ; wae SELES tr "A| Weis care tribund No. 4, ING AN AUTO= | pRoMINENT BOWMAN WOMAN |{ioned wero liberal suprlies in Can: (inte stop-fose selling, O°" | uty 145. 1% 1b 1aa5s " pi die ought a Us pod: ada an ropean financial difficul- ‘utures weré nn i 4 cents ‘ent. 34% 1.361% 1.83% 1.94% dan from. tua. ‘for $600,-t%9 | SS ; Dowman.-Mrs,. T. P, Thompson,| ties, as well an the outlook for an ex-| early, May leading and on the break | Rye” ait at ‘ ofiths tater he came in and want-| THE YRAR'S BIGGEST BARGAIN 69, for eighteen years a resi ¢|ceptional early beginning of harvest] fell % to 1% cents under yesterday's} “May old . ie y resident ss eral_housework, a to sell 1¢ ba for a new| 44 ACRES $1200, with & cows and Bowman, died Inst Monday morning] in the United States, close and closed %@'% cent lower for| May new a ype aes ied Sean ie ya ee foe) at, conte itt chickens, & Teese ea Teena hanied | geraie Mee aeveloptiune eapataine| Osterhad <a abrivierenk du@iie| omnes. TM, eM) cem, oTae . rank’s ace. ie lan. en asked wi a ti irs, garding ony WANTED--Waitress at O'Brien's. en's. he expected 60 more han he paid| wheat drill, binder, other good im- active in women's club work and civie | the wheat market is the changed crop, cent under yesterday's elite July] May old ‘ 36% ig TA ET ITE MR rg ST a CaS apa petite . SE RARRG COR COCR Te al HPO RCE ee ates TE aay ee aed ee 7 One eee Hedied theneae woe ett ete] building "neathy; axcaliente Tree MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR | Pressimistic. July flaxseed gained 144 and turned | Flax— COMPETENT lady “bookkeeper and) hen he had paid us for it. Come), Tange, 20 acres cultivated, alfalfa,| : si Ha SE atH.) Sear AB CAP) Corn and oats showed moderate | Weak with grains. $ May 2.264 2.26% 2.95% 2.95% typist would like to have a set of! in "and we will tell you who this is| cotton, grain, etc; plenty wood, sign erat ad at ames firmness early, but broke later with| Cash wheat generally was firm to 1 2.2016 2.30% 2.08% 3.91 books to keep and typing to do} Hun “ai more hargsine tet is] trait sebes, baindy Village and good OTE ohiptionte 85,857 |Sheat ghd ae a. resuitof scatiersa| cit tigher. compared “with duly. evenings. Phone | good as the aboves Dodge} neighbors; delightfully shaded Beat oe liquidation in oats. Both corn and| Winter wheat was scarce and steady. EXPERIENCED married couple wish| Coupes $625; Gord Coupe $300;| dwelling; good barn, smoke house. rirelles a oats sold within a fraction of the {Durum was in light supply and fair to w farm employment with elderly cou-| Dodge Touring, $165; Ford Truck,| Sold to settle affairs, price only eT a 7 | lowest prices on the crop. good demand. 02% 62% 62% ple. ‘Address Box 160, Normal,| g4a5;, Overland 90, $85; Dodge| $1200 for all, part cash. Don't! CHICAGO POULTRY Wheat closed irregular at 1 cent} Corn offerings were meager and de- weet oe Aberdeen, S. Dak. if | fouring, winter tee "$350; ‘and os miss this chance of a lifetime. A. 19—-(AP)—Poultry | net decline tod cent adyance. Corn} mang was fair. BISMARCK GRAIN LAWN MOWER SHARPENINGG,| er Dependable bargains J. Deatherage, Box 132, Cotter.) "telie tee pa et | and provisitns unchanged to Tf cows | Rye was steady. bbayees he tye 7B ie . = a y a p L a yr Oo 17 cent Ci ". : Peterson.’ 714 Thayer Street. PHONE 808. ReeticeER FOR SALE me roosters 18; ducks 28@30; geese 14. higher. 1 andy arms In fait to: (ood demand |e, 4 deb poeta Sone MOO: ESE TO Bees ISS <e {und offerings were light. No. 1 north / HOUSES AND FLATS M. B, GILMAN ©. show it to you before you buy. | "Funxseed was auiet and « ‘0. 2 northern sprin Raul aabes ahd olask: dirt oe a No. 1 amber durum. . “housekeeping apartment in modern | FOR SALE—Spert_ Model... Wi Sth ECR he ‘our OUR WAY By William | ' No. 1 Pad duran? i home, Adults only. Screen porch| Knight 6 passenger touring car with rh ne. pn eenae No. ‘ and large storeroom. Heat, light,| Glass-Mobile top. With Lahr Motor | FOR SALB~4 bb / water and telephone furnishe Sales Co. new car guarantee, a real] Weight from 2800 to 3300, Also 26 THAT YOUNG I DONT MIND | Phone 888 or call at 217 17 Eighth Si argain for quick sule. See John] head of young “4g Hr sph cacy CHIPPINY IN: FoR: ' | Dark hard winter. q FOR RENT—One well equipped lig unge. Bismarck Food Market. E. B marek. ANE TELL HEEM FELLER 15 SO FLOWERS, Bor | mz 7a: is Gaede Bb ERS 31? housekeeping apartment, also fur-| FOR SALE—Two Dodge touring cars, | F i ak 1, Joh "TAKE. 1TH oop’ _\j OOMB=T Trinh We quote but do not handle the nished roomon ground floor, Man| "ote Rerd Coupe ced one’ Ford] Planter with 80 rods of HE'S TRYIN To THREE O! “Trem following t and wife, or two business women} Roadster. Alsq the following ee ie talal! 8. HE “TAKE 1T DOWN! BEAN A CERTAN AROUND Here Oats ih FOR RENTCVOME quem Rotoar mod: | ane Hbary Sables pe: kitchen: eas: | FOW SALE CH ra ANE TELL HEEM AT ONCE MAKES rots Business Confined Al- 5 Four goom - 5 : s i > cant June ist. Phone 1068{ inet, Phone 187. 800 Main St. and coal range, alro ae busier “TAKE tT DEES VAN} es NERVOUS ! most Entirely to Pro- 1 417 Tenth St. gas plate in good condition. Ca DA HIS 1S A " FOR RENT—-Modern 2 room furnish- FURNITURE FOR SALE. tt Soe Bisth St é HE TAKE IT DAS NY fessional Traders : ed apartment. Murphy Apts, F, W.| FOR SALE—Two large porch shades,| FOR SALE—Good sound Early Ohio VAM} HE GOT_VOT No. 6 |... hoa pi ‘phy Apt ‘ Murphy. Phone 5: one large bookease, one new par-| potatoes. Will sell cheap if taken FAT 1 cent per p unt under 55 \ FOR RENT—Two room’ apartment| lor table, one Karpen bed daven-| at once. Apply 600 Thayer St, 0. YOU CALLUM i Ear corn, 70 Ibs., 5 cent under over Cowan's Drag Stove. Call at] Testis bed ‘compinte, “gre "dowbls| GARAGE FOR” RENT—Aoe a ee — ee case, “for| bed complete, one wartime parlor| Faunce. 802 First St. Phon ; adh Matte Ui, sate CHICAGO GRAIN R RENT—! Jamp, one new storm door and one . Chicago, May 19-—-(AP)— tN summer months: Well located. Call] Screen’ door, one Inrge.‘leather| FOR SALE Round | top for table. SEY eC Heh thks dee atatne |? hard, 1.4@107%4 Acoroeere es Fon! RENT—6 room house with bath, oe aie one Malm —GaTtee Bl ron tH prones. being ee Sor. : 073, mixed, 67H; No. 2 yel Rl Ft E E- yu uffet, 7 Bie pe t il tsids 5 close in on Second stfeet, Phont}” jaches, $48.00; 1 Spanish. leuther| 002 Eighth. Phone J15M. The day's basiaae weve wae ackesl nen No, 1 white, 42%; No. 2 white, yu, davenport, $45.60; 9x12 Wilton rug OFFI ROOM FOR RENT ly constructive in character. The {41% @4: ee £52.00; Kitchen cabinet $25.00; | RENT: age weekly steel trade review reported 9 sees. Lost tchen utensils and other articles. | #U% RE! that the demand for the first hulf of i - 5 “> Gail 349 Tor | _ 609 Thirteenth St. Phone 706LW. nowles Jewelty store. Apply to May wa better than the correspond-| Timothy seed, 6.25@7.00. LOST Wrist watch, Cail $49 for| — Sade green breakfast | —EA. Knowles. ing period last month, and that. the Clover: seed, 28.00@26.00. ie SEED AG STEMS: sed only few months. Bar- BABY omens. industry in general w gain, Party feaving town. Call at nearly 50 per cent of ¢: PERSONAL Hoe'Sixth street or Phone 161K. | PELKEY'S BABY CHIGKS make bie a moderate reduction in mill opera IST and Phrenologist, Madam |< eae ieee ~ profits from small investments. 100 tions expected, howe ext month. imorelle, here at 416 Fourth St.| "OR SALE—Hickory range, kerostne| her cent delivery. Guaranteed lay- 1. $. Steel common ‘ 18 GRAT i stove, two black leather rockers,! rs, ices always right. Free low on the current movement at 119] Minneapolis, Minn. May 19—(AP) ading fours: 2 to 5 and 7 to 10,| 8 q a dl Pr vs right. i find lost articles, See her| ‘itchen cabinet, folding ‘bed. Phone} offer, John. Pelkey, Box B66, but hdd rallied nearly a point from |-—Wheat receipts 161 cars sovapatad 5 Fargo, N. D. to 45 a year ago, Casl FURNITURE FOR SALE—Two rock- ers, buffet, hed and other articles. Phone 822R. FOR SALE—Fumed oak dining room Bar 818 Av Salesmen Sxperienced men_ with ears for rural work sell- ing oil, grease and paint under a new and liberal commission plan. Write Plymouth Oil Co. Plymouth Bldg. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. “Bargains in Used Cars 1—1926 Essex Coach 1—1923 Dodge Coupe FOR SALE DAIRY FARM DAIRY FARM FOR SALE—70-acres: Cheap if taken at‘once. Three and one-fourth miles to station, 30 miles to St. Paul, 32 acres cultir vated. Full set of buildings, fruit trees, on state road, graveled. Must. sell at once. Price $4,000, and good terms. Six-room house, 2 barns, machine house, chicken . coop \ and crib, Good well. Immediate possession. W. F. Stahmann, Dun- raven, Bismarck, N.D. 1—1920—Dodge Touring 11983 Haynes Coupe OLSON GARAGE 202 Fourth Street TRurllams, ©1026 8) NEA SERVICE. “WEROES ARE MADE —NoT BORN. . + -SRIE NEW CRANE. Boy. ca I TOMY CANT 1 60 OUT) TOLD You"D STAY "AND PLAY ANOM F CIN WILE TRE ANINISTER {Geewie2 «2 DONT ? ( WANTA STAY IAS TELL You THAT YoU COVLON'?: = 160 OUTSIDE? BENICE AND €0 IN AND TALL 7 AR - WEANER'¢ MIND ME Now! oe BECADSE TE UVED With MARRIED > PEOPLES TOO A Seorupart \( AT'S BUSINESS ABivity! AND BEN GRASP IT- MR. THTE WILL BE A VERY. TOT-TeT- 1 HAVE OTHER INVESTMENTS, WHICH YOU WiLL _| dian Paci -| top on 140 to 180 pounds 14. the low by carly afternoon. Further testimony to the prosperit of the oil industry was furnished b {Chairman Harry F, Sinclair at the, annual meeting of his company, which reported net earnings of $! res se in the first four months of t your, a: compared with $9,169,000 in the first four months a year ago, total gasoline | nin the first four months 5,000,000 gallons against 13 ban, ,000 last year. Oil shares d ed a firm undertone with Pan Handle | Producers and Refiners and | touching new high levels. Motors offered much better resist: ance to selling pressure, Hudson ral. lying over 2 points and Mack Truck: 1. Rails mado a slight response t the announcement that car loddings ; for the week ended May 8 were near! 3,500 above the same week iast yea! Atchison aining one point and Cana Weakness was most apparent in the specialties which had recorded s tional gains under pool manipulation in the big “bull” market last winter. Foundation company broke seven oints to 85 and American Car and foundry six to 112%, both new lows for the year. American Telephone sold off over tWo points on the an- nouncement of new stock issue of % @1.56%; No. 1 dark nor- pring: choice to fanc: good to choice 1.695%; ‘ordinary to good 1.57% 5 No. 1 hard spring, ‘69%; No. 1 dark hard, Montana on ck 1.56% @1.61%; to arrive 1.55% @1.60%; May, 1.5312; July 1.44%; September 1.3416. Corn No. 3 yellow, 63% @66%4. Oats ve aa "igi 36% @I7% Ne FH Pia @toy, 2.264% @2.29% hern, @l 1.57% @ Minneapolis, May 19—(AP). car lot g al eek Oe Pas dark norther 1.63% @ 2 dark northern 1.57% @ 3 dark northern 148%@ 'o. 2 dark hard winter 1.59% ; 1 hard spring 185% ; No. durum 1,50; No. 2 durum 1.28; No. 2 mixed durum 1.29@1.37. Corn. None. ‘Oats No. 2 white, 38% @40, Rye No. 1, 80@) Barley sample “Brade, 59@62; No. 4, 61. Flax No. 1, 2. 4@2 POTATOES ''$154,000.000. The closing was irregular. In view of the valuable rights accruing to | American Telephone stockholders, | those sharés later recovered thei earlier loss and a good demand de. veloped for various oil, tobacco, trac. tion and motor shares in the late trading, Otis Elevator, however, fell !« ; back three points to a new low at {1.07 and additional recessions took | place in American Smelting, American | | Sugar and other representative indus. trials, Sales approximated 950,000 | shares, : CHICAGO L Chicago, May 19 Hogs 11,00 higher; weighty kind’ eHow full ad- vance; big packers inactive; bulk 240 @325' pound butchers 13.60@14.00; majority desjrable 200 to 226. pound: weight 14.10@14.40; good and choice | 180 pounds down mostly 14.45@ 14. packing sows 12.75@13.00; nalected kill pigs largely 14.50@14.75; wyweight hogs 13.35@14.10; med- ium 13.080@14.50; lights 13.65@014. light veo 13.85@ 4.65; pack sows J2.50@13.10; slaughter oigs! '14.00@14.75. yearling steers frrily active, steady to strong; lightweight heifers scarce, 15@25 cents higner; trade on matured steers dull barely steady with recent decline; early top heavies 10.10; some held higher; earling: steers and 2 load of straight ‘Felfers 9.90; fat cows and heavy heif- ers strong to 15 cents higher: can- as) and cutters steady; bulls strong Pete cents up; vealers fully steady | 1: at '11.50@12,50; mostly to packers. er; considered; bulk of fat lambs medium to',good grade at 14. 15.80; few ‘native fat lambs uneven; ‘feeders slow, stead: Chicago, May 19—(AP)—Potato re- ,ceipts 59 cars; total U. S. shipments 600; 18 Bermuda; on track 212; old stock trading fair, market about steady; Wisconsin sacked round whites 2.50@3.00 according to quality; linnesota sacked round whites 2.2) 2.75; Idaho sacked russets 3.00@3.25; ‘sacked rurals 3.00@3.10; new stock weak; Louisiana and Texas sacked | Bliss Triumphs 6.00@6.25; Florida paral Spalding Rose No. 1, 10:50@ Minneapolis. Minn., May 19—(U, S. D. of A.)—Potatoes: Light wire in- quiry, demand slow, market dull. Too few sales to establish market. 80. &. Bede LIVESTOCK 1, May 19—(U, S. D. cite ie 32008 fed steera and ty zs in moderate supply, quality considerably improved; opening very tle done early, prospects steady; bulk cligible around 8.00@8.75 with namerous loads better grades upwards to 9,00 and 9.95; fat she stock steady, mostt: 435@%.2 eet canners and cutters Conlatse gna bulls slow, steady, 5. B0@6.00; heavies unwards to 6.25; cee, and nevenly 50@75 Mehers Bok lights early 11.00; ae te wards to 11,25 and 11.50. * Hogs 12.500; tha fey early sales and bids steady. to rong ig ts on quality }-