The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 9, 1926, Page 7

Serer Tribune Classified . Advertisements —===PHONE 82 FOR SALE — . ‘ Classified Advertising Rates 1 insertion, 25 words or 2. insertions, 35 words er under 8 insertions, 25 ander '..5...0+5 ) & ROOM,‘ modern bungalow, oak, floors and finish, full busement, roomed off, nice lawn and trees,} everything spick and span, one of the most complete and best fimsh- ed bungalows in the city, $6500.00, | ROOM modern bungalow, practical-! ly new, fire place, basement garage, east front, splendidly and warmly}]~ 1 built by the owner for a home; a Ads over $6000.00. ; » 2e ROOM modern house, good condi- tional per word. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ; RATES tion, south front, nice trees, bath,!}~ 65 Cents Per inch . furnace, $4200.00. ROOM ‘modern house, east front, AN classified ads casa in advance, be teceived by 12 to in- hot water heat, well built, excellent condition and as good a buy for af home or investment as there is in the city; $4200.00. ROOM cottage, water and Nights, ust front, comfortable, $2100.00. ROOM cottage, south side, 15) fect of ground, barn, city water, $1700. | BUILDING LOTS—-Among the splen- did buys on my list ‘are two blocks of the prettiest lots in the north-; west part of town, with city water and a block from school at only. $350.00 for fifty fect; a fifty foot lot, one of the most desirable and the cheapest on Ave. B, at only $750.00; a 50 foot lot on Sth street in splendid neighborhood at only $650.00; together with hundreds of others in all parts of the city, mostly in the east end at very rea- sonable prices and on monthly pay- ments, FARM LANDS-—Prices are so low it is a shame to quote prices on the, ny wonderful \UTOMOBI OTORCYCLES DEPENDABLE USED CARS A USED Car is only as good the dealer who sells it. Our own buil ing—our service Gepartment—our whole organization’ is dedicated to courteous, prompt attention for cach and every one of our cus- tomers. That this may bea sclfish motive is proven by our increasing sale of Dependable Used Cars, and the interesting testimonial Ictters we can show you, written by many of our Used Car buyers. Ford Truck, $485; Dodge Touring, $195; Overland 90, $95; Dodge Coupe, $6: lillac Touring, $286; Ford Coupe, $350, and .other excellent bargai Easy time payments. PHOND 608. M. B. GILMAN CO. 8 he past six months than the barast. five: years together, BUY NOW, i: 2 AND AUTOMO- INSURANCE? written in re- liable companies. E, YOUNG i MALE HELP WANTED WANTED—A truck driver to work on transmission line, one who wan keep truck in first class mechanit-| condition, also wanted to hire 4 young man with ear to work on survey party, See Chas. Pilgrim, STUDENTS Hughes| Biéctric Compan ise eke WANTED—Experienced mal k= keeper that understands cost -ac counting. Must also understand ts. Married man preferred. poR~ nent employment, Good sal- Dakota Auto Sales Co., Inc. | WANTED——Men and women to learn} barbér trade. Great demand, big, rooms, first floor for man and wife. wages. Few weeks completes. ‘Cat-' 422 Fifth street. alog and special offer free. Moler icOR RENT—A nicely furnished mod-|" Barber College, Fargo, N. Dak. i ern apartment, including electric WANTED—First class machinist. No] washing machine, {lat iron, vacuum others need apply. Modern | Ma- ‘Always hot water. 807 ine Works, Bismarck, N. Dak. ourth St. WANTED—Good Kodak finisher. The FOR RENT. Art Foto Co. Phone 69. Mandan,{” and bath apartment’ completely N. Dak. —._..| furnished available immediately WANTED-—Experience: mechanic,’ Phone 7473 for apointment. Dakota Auto Sales Inc. RENT—Seven room modern house, hot water heat, 306 Mandan FEMALE HELP WANTED | Ave. ‘Inquire Mrs. C. Johnson, 20 WANTED—A middle age woman to} Thayer. Phone 439W. work on farm. W, H. Mor RENT—Two large furnished Phone 4F12. rooms for light housekeeping, WANTED—Girl for ground floor, private entrance. 508 work. Mrs, C. B. Tenth St, Phone 920. WANTED Girl for general house- work, Mrs. Philip Meyer. Phone shin, “summer classes in glegbra, geometry ‘or | _other: mathethatics call: 654M. See Ae RENT—To ‘single business woman, light housekeeping apart- ment. Running water and large closet; also furnished sleeping ~‘Iwo rooms, kitchenette eneral house- fosen, 29 Ave. A. 980, Fourth St. a NT—-Furnished O'Briews| for summer months in Hughes ‘ Bidz., on Main St. Call 698M. FOR RE} uly first, one five FURNITURE FOR SALE __ a teat ona ee FOR SALE—Bargains in first clase] ‘Thompson, Phone 1 oe first class] _ Thom Phone 180. ‘urniture, American walnut chiff-| sop se orette and table, mahogany windsor | FOR“RENT—Four room Turnished or chairs, bookeases, gateleg ‘table,| Unfurnished. apartment.. Varney floor “lamp, Victrola, oak rocker, | aitats__ Phone 773. radio- card bales bed competes kitchen utensils, ‘sewing machine | = hereeen! j ie it easy | FOR. RE ‘oom in modern home, chair. Phone Boose” M°MMT ***Y| private entrance. "8 West Broad: FOR SALE—Dresser with large mir-'—¥"Y- Phone 146M, ___—_} ror, youth's chair, walnut finigh FOR RENT—Front spore te aercie bed, sewing machine, white enamel-'__home. 417 Sixth St. Phone 768. ed ‘clothes basket, baby buggy, FOR RENT—Furnished room in mod- phonograph, radio, ‘radio accessor-| ern home. 713 Third St. is, glass fruit jars, commode, tub, FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms! oil stove. Phone 548M or call at "312 Eighth St. ’ 620 Ave. F. 7 FOR SALE—Two parlor sets, dining ____FOUND room table, buffet, one gumwood POUND--On corner Avo. A and Sixth bedroom set, Singer Sewing Ma-,/ St., a pair of men’s trousers, man’s ghine, beds, two dressers, one chif-! coat und lady's coat. Owner may, fonier, graphaphone, Numerous have same by identifying and pay-| other articles. 300 Ninth St. Phone| ing for this ad. Call at Dr. Quain 237 residence and ask for caretaker, tress at apartment! 5O "SELL or trade for goung heavy ® work horses, wagons and harness, ter section of land at a bar- FOR 8A! 7 ROOM modern house, ‘including at least 2 bed rooms, soath front, at 18 Broadway, good 60 foot log, not ed, but Nas water, ‘sew. er, lights, ‘heat atid bath, at bar- ga , on terms of $1600) cash and balance on time. 9 ROOM modern house, 5 bed room: lose in, cast front, full basement,| on fully fini jin at $3,000, 100 foot frontage, for very liberal terms. 6 ROOM partly modern bed rooms, water, sewer, and inside toilet, close in on Ros- ser, dendy 50° foot lot, good trees and en paving. & ROOM partly moder ‘house, elo: Third strect, 2 bed rooms, water, sewer, light and inside toilet. good terms. 6 ROOM house on’ Third street, all Modern except heat, close ‘in, for in on for $2500, on $2600, on good terms, 5 ROOM partly modern house on Sce- ond street, 2 bed’ tooms, sewer, lights and inside toilet for ard’ balance $25 ROOM modern bungalow, 2 bed hardwood porch for $2960, on terms, partly modern house, 2 bed rooms, fine 50 foot lot, for $1600, on very liberal terms at 409 ‘First $2300, per month. $400 cash rooms, full floors, ROOM basement, street. ROOM modern house on Fifth street, 5 bed rooms, close in, east front, hot water heat, one of best homes in city, finished in oak down |, ulso garage at a ROOM modern House ‘on Seventh street, east front, at least 3 bed rooms, cast front, near schodls, for $5250, on good terms. THE FINE lot at corner of First and stairs, not a bargain. Thayer. GEO. M. REGISTER. MISCELLANEOUS ; Minnesota Lake Shore Property. Cheap, Beautiful 5 acre Lizzie, northeast of Good four room house, screened in porches. Good well of water. enclosed “with stock tract on Lake" Pelican Rapids. barn. fishing and hunting. and raspberry patch. for bathing. Hen, Pell ‘ading Outfit in McKenzie County, No. Da of Sanish, 21 head ‘stock, 18 dump wagons, wagons, dirt’ machine, tanks, tent, Outfit complete. Bank, St. Cloud, Minn. FOR SALE—An Underwood Type- writer in excellent condition. sell reasonable if taken at once. Write X Y Z, care Tribune, marek, N. D. Drive it yourself. Se- Reasonable lans and Open Cars. Yellow Drive It System. Phone 1-100. WANTED TO BUY--A ‘second hand used Chas. Pilgrim, Hughes Electric Co., cook car and some __Bismare FOR SALE by 12, has cellent condition, St. or Phone 342, ik. Write care Tribu OF TRADE—A Bull. Dak. FOR SALE—Lloyd Loom baby 409 W. Ro riage. Phone 677W. ser. FOR SALE—2 Pure Bred Hereford Wachter Transfer Co. CAPABLE GIRL of 14 wants to or will assist with 09 Eleventh St 603 Ninth Bulls. for children, hou: WANTED--Plain sewing. Street. (nat LOST—Ciass pin of Valley mal. Initials on back E. turn to T leather purse. ward. _ house, fence, Strawberry Over feet splendid beach, fine und safe 5 shacks on wheels, small tools, etc. Farmers State 3 foot wall tent 12 never been used, in Call at 708 Main City Nor- L. P. Re- une for rewar: LOST—Early Saturday morning, tan Call 476M for re- NEWSA |IMARKETS By Assetated Press Leased’ Wive WHEAT PRICES HIGHER TODAY Bullish Private Crop Reports From Kansas and Nebras- ka Bring Upturn CHICAGO RANGE June 9 SE —Today— AGO Open High 162': 1424 1.60 137% 1.62 1.404% —Today— Low Close ° & 1st 4 1.37 * 1.397% CLOSE cL YESTERDAY YEAR 1.42% 1.42 b, 37% 1.402 1.397% 76% 8045 80% 2 lights Chicago, June _9—(AP)—Despite rain in sas, wheat prices averaged higher today owing to bullish private ‘crop reports from parts of Kansas and Nebraska. Profit taking and evening up transactions to prepare for the government crop report due after the close acted as an offset to a la extent to the buying, and prices he! within’ relatively narrow limits. Of- ficial reports from spring wheat te: ‘titory were“less optimistic with hea’ damage noted in disricts of South Da. kota and Minnesota. BEE 3 Wheat closed irregular ' cent net} above; " lower to 3s, cent advance. Corn % to| 10.60; medium ‘weight on yearlings Lcent down. Oats % to '2 cent high-|order 10.40; yearlings 10.16; several er and provisions unchanged to 22] loads medium weight and’ heavies cents off. 10.25@10.50; stockers and feeders Kansas weather was reported today|scarce, firm; she stock steady to as being of a made to order chayac-| strong; bulls 10@15 cents higher; | Coast Line, Chesapeake ‘ter, cool as well as- rainy.” On the| weighty bolognas upward to 6.40; | Pittsburgh and other hand, advices from northwest-| vealers very slow, most 50 cents low- | Canadian Pacific. ern Kansas said rain was-no longér al cr; bulk to packers 12.00@12.50. Crucible ruled 1/to 2 pi factor in ‘that section, and that crop} Sheep 14,000; fat lambs s failure there was practically com- 1g sharply lower; plte. According to a ‘leading author- ‘able natives 18.0 $ ity, the toal yield in 12 northwestern cents lower with sorts mo: Kansas counties is estimated at only|severe; nothing done on yearlings 6,000,000 bushels. fat sheep ‘steady; several sizable lo: Nebraska crop reports sent from) desirable native ewes 6.00@6.50; heav- Holdrege i@ wheat throughout that section is in very poor condition with oS many fields badly fired and barely| able to return seed if saved at-all 00 | ES from parts of INinois Unfavorable, aso “crops reports a8 to cate were re-| ceived. Provjsions were lower as a! i oy i HH RH Ta iets : Trading Expanded With the Upward Movement, Led An average yield of six bushels to the By U.S. Steel Common 1.1242 11544 1.19% 17.22 ATAT 16.20 18.35 20.65 Sept. Bellies duly Setp. i845 water, 19.30 19.40 extended their gains in their ville and Nashville, which sold 4! i points about the previous close. and Ohio, nts above approximated 1,650,000 shares. BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Bismarck, June 9 1 dark northern .. . 1 northern spring . 1 amber durum . 1 mixed durum red durum acre is looked for. Profit taking was on in corn, andj offset to 4 consideralbe degree the; effect of dry weather orts from} states west of the Mississippi andj Small Place Good per ewt Py SHELL CORN Ibs. or more Ibs. MINNEAPOLIS MARKET | NERVOUS AND ERRATIC | Minneapolis, June 9—(AP)—Profit! taking resulted in a nervous, erratic) — s wheat market today, but close was New York, June stronger, July on the long end of a, Prices rall % to 1% cents advance. junder the July was tight throughout the ses-; common, : sion and was the strongest future on ‘heavine Trading expanded in ‘the board. {ume as the upward movement pro; Oats advanced '4@'2 cent early! essed, although at the end of the and held firm. Rye futures hesitated | third hour the day’s total was about after #2@*% cent upturn, and barley; 200.000 shares below that of yester- futures were dull and steady. July; day. flaxseed advanced 2 cents on further; Heavy buying of U. strength in Arge} ; {mon, which touched a new high Cash wheat trading basis was about! on the current r + Was attribut- unchanged. Winter wheat offerings ;¢d in some quarters to a prominent were smali. Durum ruled strong. {automobile manufacturer. The ad- Corn was firm. | Vance was associated with the usual Oats were firm to 1 jtumors about a change in manage- firm. [ment and a special dividend distribu- was firm to stronger within: t but these ‘ked confirmation in an unchanged price range. Flaxseed ial quarters. was firmer. Pan American “B” one of the strong spots yesterday, also spurted upward, but the other oils were slow in fol- lowing up the advance despite an- nouncement of a reduction in crude oil production last week, the exten- sion of recent gasoline prices ad- vanced, and reports of large current earnings by practically all the import- ant compa’ i Atlantic Refining sold down two points in the early trading. Specialties, which had been hard hit : 33 3: tigl .yin the morning selling, showed strong: de eh LSDQILO, ae ; | recuperative power, International te Rn. . »' Combustion climbing above 53 after 12.90@18.50; slaughter pigs 14.35@ naving sold down below South Cattle 10,000; fed fairly| Porte Rican Sugar was bid up three “"'Y] points and central leather preferred American Beet Sugar, Ward Baking “B" and American Druggist Syndicate f 7 rie} ges enced Climbed a point or more, the last earns blottoe te. Renacuimamed touching a iew high for the ei ite 5 sitio year, avenished: - Msike Box het) Relticld)i 77 cigvillc and. Nashville was again the feature of the railroad group, OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT {Moving up $14 points on a revival of ncn snl” offi -|rumors of its early consolidation FOR RENT Dental | office rooms: with Atlantic Coast Line, other rails, pauabin far eae kia of an ottice ue had showed signs of heaviness Inquire City National Bank, Biss] eater, also picked up during the aft- FOR RENT—Four office rooms over Sporadic selling took place in the motor croup as a result of recent Xnowles Jewelry store. Apply to F. A. Knowles. 600 >. cent per pound discount under r corn, 70 Ibs., 5 cents und —(AP)—Stock ly this afternoon U. Steel harness; period of covered Open High Low Close in S. Steel com- Bis- BON, 40 30 Ota Yourself vent better. tents. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, June 9— Hogs 15,000; mostly than Tuesday's best pri vs and killing pigs little cha ity 240 to 325 pound bute D14.55; bulk desirable SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Minn., June 9- S. D. of A.)—Cattle and yearl in exe mode prospe je around 8.00@8.75; fat she on better grades; common kinds in bulk fat cows wards to 7. 3.75@4.2 packing ry bulk sorted killing pigs 14.75@1 heavyweight hogs 13.80@14.60; be i care steers POSITION WANTED bidding around 25 lower or largely 12.50. 500; slow, opening si lower than Tuesday's @ eral trade; desirable light weights averaging’ downwards from 200 pounds salable at 14 75; heav- ier butchers 14.00@1) packing sows carly 12.50@13.00; pigs steady, mostly 1 average cost Tuesday 14.20; w ht 2 Sheep 1,700; about steady; desir- able fat lambs up to 17. mostly 4.50@6.50; few heavyweights down to 4.00; ts include seven doubles going through. =~ * c price cuts, : The closing was firm. Rail shares OK.No-rm > JUST GOING DOWN “To THE CAR SToP eee How WODLD Yoo Like “ToGo FoR A RIDE IN MY NICE BiG MACHING ? THEN WE'LL TAKE. DWE SANS HER FATHER OWNS THE MAGIC MUD Co~ MOST BE C'mon BOWSER WERE Gon’ +--+: What’s This? trading under the leadership of Louis- Ad- j Yances of 1 to more than 2 points em- braced Baltimore and Ohio, Atlantic West Virginia and J. $. Steel and night's final prices. Total sales| A015 |S “ter fat, churning cream fat ewes | = 4 re “| date fer CHICAGO PRODUCE eo, June 9—(AP)- receipts 11,042 tub’ y extras 40% ; standa: ‘tra firsts 38@3v; firsts 36@37; see- onds 38@35, | Eggs higher; receipts 22,027 case ‘firsts 284 29's; ordinary firsts @28; storage packed extras 31; stor. age firsts 30'%. Cheese unchanged, Butter CHICAGO GRAIN June . pred, 1 2 hard, 1 . 2 mixed, 7414 @74 2 yellow, 7442@ ricted RANGE OF CAi Minneapolis, June 9—(AP) t grain sales: northern, 1.71 . 2 dark northern, 1.6 . 3 dark northern, . 1 dark hard winter 1 pring, 1.7 ; . —{ AP)—Cash: | ! wheat, 14 | Corn late | mixed, W@1T1. ellow, 73%: @76 G No. 3 white, 68 No, 2 white, 41@41%. Rye No. 2, 885. @91"% Barley, sample grade D861; 66 3, 63's @64 No. choige 1,70@1 1.68@1.70; No 1.78; N %. ellow, 70% @7. te, 1016 @40%, ~ POTATOES — Chicago, June 9 —CAP) cipts new 68; old 754.00; riumphs 4.10 arrels Irish North Carolian sacked Burbanks MINNEAPOLIS Minneapolis, June 9—(AP) unchanged to 15 higher; in cari lots family patents quoted at 9 rel in 98-pound cotton! sacks; shipments 41,151 barrels. Bran 21.00@ | lour add a FARGO BUTTER Fargo, N. D., June 9—(AP)—But- 42; packing stock 26, 1 Teo Late To Classify ENT-—A three room Apt., suit fe married couple without If interested write care 60. ! Idren, bune Ni ral ota town, good thrifty community. Bldg. b k and tile well made, equipped to do all of wo for well make doing good selling, own- | Will take; or give good Write care! i | kinds known 1 busin er h some land on dea terms to right parties. Tribune No. 59. LOST—A Wahl gold fountain —pen.! Return to G Webster at O'Brien's Cafe or call 689R for re-| 5 : | nine bank, ding = ma riter with J Burroughs wide carriage a *. Smith type riage. Will be Write P.O. At once experienced cafe work, Permanent od wages, Phone or write Cafe, Underwood, N. D. * RC i T ama candidate for the nomina- pn for coroner. For the first time ask your support. Capt. John Belk, FOR SHERIFF Your vote will help and he appreci ' ated, FRANK BARNES. (Political Adv.) | POLITICAL, , the office of County Commiss in the First Commissi | | | of Bur- leigh county. Your vote will be ap- preciated. Dr. R. S. Enge. (Political Adv.) | POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT | for Comnuasiuner, bistrict ‘Inree IT hereby announce myself a can- ; didate for county commissioner, ; District 8, Burleigh County, at the| rimary election June 30, 1926. ‘our vote and support solicited. (Signed). Oscar Backman. (Political Ad.) POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT ‘ For Commissioner, District Four I hereby announce myself a can- didate for county commissioner, District 4, Burleigh County, at tne eee y election June. 38, our ‘vote and support solicit (Signed) Axel Soder. (Political Ad.) For Commiasiqner, District One I hereby announce myeelf a can- | the primary elect | Your vote and sunpert solicited. iE F. WILL. (Political Aav* : RARE chord an We hereby anno it I seek the namisaticn Tor'the office of Bheritt| DIAMONDS .- Terms - $20, $35. $50, $75. $100. up. Ask or write to see-these bar- gains, "t men | JAMES W. MAREK. Wilton Cafe... Wilton, N. D. NEW YORK DENTISTS Opposite N, P. Depot Plates, Crowns, Fillings Bridgework, Plainless Extrac- tions, Cleanings Bismarck, N. D. 4084, Main Phone 234 FOOT SPECIALIST All diseases of the feet success- fully treated. Phone 311 DR. CLARA B. WESTPHAL Richmond's Bootery . Evenings by appointment. For First Class Shoe Re- pairing go to the Bismarck Shoe Hospital Henry Burman, Prop. H. B. LOVE D.C. PH. C. Doctor of Chiropractic. EXAMINATION FREE. Eltinge Bldg. Phone 174 Dr. T. G. O'Hara Dentist ‘as Bldg. Bismarck, N. D. essor to Dr, ©. C. Hibbs, Hours—9 to 12; 2 to 5 Telephone 281 Bismarck Fur Co. Furs Exclusively ge - - Repairing Phone 610 207 Fifth St. Photographs made in your home or in your own yard are the ideal photographs Mrs, W. E. But- ler, formerly proprietor of to have. the Butler Studio, is now living at 120 West Ros and will be glad to go any- er where in the city or state first traits. Write to Bismarck or phone 898 before 9:30 any morning for appointments. to make class por- Bismarck’s Exclusive Funeral Director. Parlors 210 Fifth Phone 687W WEBB BROTHERS Undertakers § Embalmers Funera) Directers Licensed Embalmer in Charge, Day Phone 246 Night Phoags 266-437 E. J. Gobel Candidate for reelec? tion, coroner of Bur- Icigh ceunty. ‘Your suppert will be appre- WHY OPERATE for Appendicitis, Gall Stones, Stomach and Liver Troubies when Hepatola does the’ work within 24 hours without In; danger ‘or loss of time? tola also removes the calculus from the pelvis of the kidneys and gravel from the | bladder. Contains no poison. enant women and small children take Hepatola with every safety. This is the same Hepatola sold in Canada by Mrs. Geo. S. Almas. For sale by. her r, :