The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 13, 1926, Page 7

FOR 5-ROOM modern b close to schools and, in.gaad ! tion. House well built and warm. $2,950. Terms. -ROOM new modern’ house in’ choic location; hard ' place, henge eal between i ing room an ining room other modern features. A eat ful residence. $7,800. Reasanble cash payment and the balance pay- able in monthly installments of $46.20 which includes interest at per cent. 5-ROOM and bath modern, new bun-' galow with fine basement; close to sree and in goud nelghbodhood. -ROOM modern house with hot water heat; extra large lot, garage ‘and close to schools. — $5,700. $1,500, cash and balance. in monthly payments of $50. -ROOM new modern house ‘with maple floors and large - closets; close to schools, A real bargain $6,200. -ROOM modern house with garage;| lot. 16 x 140 feet; beautiful ard and trees, close to. school an paving. $5,500, Terms, -ROOM house with cit; tric light, toilet, sin! and located near schools, $650 cash. LET US show you the houses and lots we have for sale, It may save you money. HARVEY ewes & COMPANY me a ‘ins Block, 2 LRLP WANTER D—Men and women to leat water, elec- in kitchen; iuuw POSITIONS for aa, American Bus N. Dak., for free hook oung men or ladies for sales work. Phone 381-J, Mandan. WANTED—Messenger boy at the Western Union. TAVEwe WNT Have aii near FUR KENT—Strictly modern | 6 room duplex attached garage, ny location, reasonable rent. jain St. Phone BH FOR SALE including 5 bed rooms, first fle finished in quarter sawed os, Georgia pine finish on 2nd {leer full basement, fine porch, esst;| front, hot water heat, trees. ai lawn, garage, near schools well built and‘one of the most desirad! homes in city, close in, at a bargdin on terms, ‘ FOR HENT=Slbdsra flats, 4 and a 6 :reom, aafmrnished, For sale: 7 room ecb FOR™ ‘SALE—in “order, to close on 5-room part- with ‘fine 50- irect oom bungalow and gai commissions. Small. down pa a and terms resonable. Roosevelt school. poor health want to is cliraate. Inquire 408 Aven! vive tly ern Becta. close’in, to Bdults only, $25; and two room fouse for $15.) 77% M. iste! F SNT—Six rooi at oat. furnished, by Sept. 1.’ Phone 4 a 2 oe FOR SALE OR T! modern hetal Minnesota town of wood floors, fet $! $2,000, BR ess College.|4 in Ra 309 Seventh a f Two perey Mi. front, lawn, si double garage. €:ROOM yep cla BiSos. 6-ROOM house, south front, .nice trees, ood condition, médern, $4 -6-ROOM house, nereened po! iy’ bigeeat value tn clty Mas of house at $4,200, » east fron tad‘ Sorabbern 00: 10-ROOM house, wotatn, eset i enst front, ‘part soot ee garage, 0: targaie’ ot at Mo.as0.00. 4-ROOM Pena) —_ ee =) ftentags. “ston, frontage. ‘91,700.60, particular my very BUILDING LOTS—It the ‘for. you in’ thi FOR SALE 6 ROOM oe modern house, Second 300, terms $400 cash) lot 7oU. ant in not on it. ta eu Twit eet it ihesinaitailiis tornete bile Ei Reliable compan prompt ce _ assure i ee here: sore. 2,600 Seka § ave ir complaint from ge rigny other deal- ‘can way the same? JM modern house, 2 bed rooms,| sone floors, full baseemnt, fine! F_ $3,000, on terms. NEW : "RO OM modern house, re seman. double garage,’on Log modern house, except iheat.| pea estas, (cee in, ae Bp , on fers, erst seen house flor 4a 650, GUNERAL store: in Burleigh county for trade fot Burleigh “ “lad un.) ‘eficumbered' acre -propert; Write. Box 08 Tribane, Bismarck, N. Dak. | — when the Mosk anne fr free. ness College, Fargo, . | FOR SALE—Baby carriage, bear improved, Good In state of cultivation. | water, posed hw sell cheap. Write Tribune ort Pee “pocketbook. containing: some ville} card. Retura it to Tribune for reward. RE WANTED. WANTED—Piace | te sprk for, for beard and ‘room by high Also boy. wi days and decerated honsekecping room.” oat rr Telepe WANTED—Women want house c! ing .work: by the hour. Call Thayer Sti ENT wante Cg Bismar: lace to work for College. Phone men, A nice large room in mod- ern. hoyse. Call 977W. 419 Seventh street. pend health makes."It necessary Foi 600 rien inangeow, Partly mod. lumnace heat, eo lot 60x200. Convenient to schools. Price $3,600. Terma TWO STORY-six- room House, three rooms, bath, s, full “heating ‘Kirk 2° edna nO} het air fin, locatdd tn; the dg. atthe .¢ and Third st; yi heating pl a short tit case, sectional, library’ Singer sewing machine, closet, }) porch cot. nis burner ‘oil Boge and peean| ms lass jars, potat janter, Caren ‘ad roll) Other things too! ‘tothention. Phone “783 Oh st, South, Fo aa ae ‘and back bar, ong foprtain pumps, six fo cen fruit pid 1. Two ice s all marble and Ger- quan silver. Beek stint 10 Ge all uipped ‘to the latest: xO ft. Fine re put. in con-| Reston ath ‘your: ogg or Write ‘Tabane ' No. 9' “GENTS'-Fur arn ee} and Cepatred ‘work a 320M, trom, 605 Third | SALA—4 emali-frame buildings. Will make a ary of good building material and kindling wood. Must be removed at on heap. Phone corey ad un reoms, two cated in city and shoukd Sm @ to the pros- FIVE ROOM tory cotta, ful, one ‘si modern, maple rol bed agg ll ess Lot ToDldo feet. This, ine choles Diba at $4,700, with $1,000 cadh and 6 per cent interest on bal- BEFORE you buy, it .wil ‘to call ane | give me the Metatesot of showing you the choicest how: and lots which are offered for ‘salle invour city. I sent 2 loan com- pany and can finance you on any reas sition. Insurance written im teliable companies on ali lines. When you think of Real = ite, Loans and’ Insurance, | ‘think ‘ Brice OWENS | Pies ar dil nee. tear ca | Phone ite6, or eal SALE—One (com: or wood). 2 burner gas pl Lawn mower. at 809 Sixth BIAMONDS—Varlous des and col- ors. ort at $75, sg and up. me before buyi Wier = Wilton Caf jak. of lis [ele and two 1 “4 ing t ae’t 1 Sit miles Southeast a | re! FOR SALE OR TRADE—High grade grade | Pot to trade for a wed Chev: _sr bit touring car. Cheap | fe ‘Furnished modern city heated apartment.- 2 and 3 room ries = pbs) mae bath, For sale—ai lacey, 4 section bookéane ey ike new, very rea- _Sonable, Phone 906 after-6 p. m. TWO.OR THRED room apartment, with built in features, screened in porch ‘and private entrance. Also one nicely furnished bedroom. Ren: reasonad! Phone 3675, = 710 in good conditi a: ‘all between 7 a street, and 8, Room 718, the MeKenzie Hotel. D Apa ‘wo large iI "Fee om, closet "and kitchennete with large screened in porch. ~East front, m ren stairs, Call at rear’ E—A new Browning ieee ‘gauge | in. For rent, nice room rent in modern home. Phone ow. at 220" W. Thayer, FOR SALE—A $150.00 Victrola and 65 records ut $70.00. Inquire 702) Seventh t. Phone 367M. NT partments. ‘The ee wAparementh Phone Fo T—Furn ht house beoping spartmetng, age Fifth St. _|___ PURNITU SALE FOR SALE—1 "Duofold, 1 kitchen | eabin «lbs item be All Lew. tically new. 6803. Rosser. FOR SME — 1% Seaatital wainat Ti Pisce dining set. — if desired.| ‘WANTED TO RENT HOUSE WANTED - Responsible| gary desires furnished house, | st have at least two bedrooms. Would consider asing for OM be- condition, very reasonable. 416M. —Pedigreed Pol Plomasen, 204 W, ios FOR SALE SIX ROOM Bungalow and bath, 3 bed dome, screened and porch, duik-in features, basement partitioned and plastered, practic- new, Lawn and trees. Price FIVE ROOM Bungetow and bath, modern and in excellent comlition,| Onty two years old. Price $4,000. SEVEN ROOM modern house, stucco, | geod condition a well located, porch, full lot, Price $4,200. Small ‘ cavh payment down, balance on very. easy payments. FIVE ROOM modern bu style and well located. Terms. SIX ROOM modern house, pee tail basement, double garage, fi a. ‘canrabery. and trait. ate ice $5,200. Terms. rive — amodern bungalom,’ full it with garage, extra bed oopma ini Jasna. Fine location. T. R ‘Tour- tn, halon, tr a and cecal: Caupe; one Ford Road- ater, ‘one Ford Bug. All cars niet ‘very low to sell quick. Lock- = er Baer ce Co. Phone 187. * wee | Chi ri Will sell at bi te it re mae at once. “A. ra Coupe In “condition, woo 1214 yw, good ce $4,000, nd new Ford truck ern, garage, lawn, trees, full lot and}. in excellent condition. You “with « want to get settled in sh OWN home sometime and now wi cone time to buy of fou will appreciate the in- pendency in owning your own i ntatine LOTS in afl parts of town. We write all kinds of insurance in companies. eg jf the ‘bus route may Phone 138 be seen at clerk’s office. Buses INVESTORS a HORTAAGE SECURITY og ‘confirm to the requirement of ‘Signed, », Clerk. ar 84- 19, CALL FOR BIDS ‘ Seated vide will ‘be bey a pir] es ran: ren ani fren school od far, wauling'« all coal} and wood for the schoo) term of the consoli school of Gibbs, School | grades District by the schoo] board of sai district ‘until 10o'clock'on the 24th f August. The school board re- Office with First Guaranty Bank. | | i pective buyer ‘am ‘is looking-for an| «New York, Ang. 13. 13.—()—A Wolthe end of the IM basement, vecet-|Increase of “Rédiecount Raté Causes Drop of 3 to 10 Points reaction in stoek prices was Wall Street's response to the‘ unexpected | bed! increase in the New York Federal Reserve Bank rediscount rate. Initial losses in most of the active issues ranged from 1 to 5 points but before first hour about a score stocks were sae ‘below yesterday's final quota. tions. The reaction’ embraced practically the entire li including General Motors, direct declared 2-60 per cent - .the close of. the marist yesterday, | o: stock pending 1 1-2 p s lower at | 202, slipping at 201, vallying to 203 and then collapsing below 197. jo Despite the faet that -bankers re- | 1} feesers steely to reject any or all) stead: garded the Meher rediscount rate merely a reflection of the expand- ing: commerc demand for funds,| the fact that the raising of the rate | has been used in the past as a method of applying the brakes to Wild ‘stock speculation, led to heavy selling ‘for both accounts. Loose ‘Wiles Biscuit: common and second preferred, Case Threshing Machine, Dupont and U. S. Cast Iron ipe, all of which has recorded sen sational advances in the last few) weeks, were the hardest breaking 7 to 10 points as traders and invest- ors scrambled to convert paper prof- | its into ‘cash. GO LIVESTOCK 3--(U, 8. D. of A.) 15,000; pay nts goer than ‘Tharsday’s averages: spots on light hogs an: pecking sows, 26 cents up from the best time; top paid fur 170 to 190 pound choice 200 pound averages upward bulk down 1 00; pound butchers . A packing sows 10.50@11.00; few light Teostt offerings suitable, for ship- ments upward to better grades slaughter fow selected offerings upward 0 ds 13. ie en ing sows 10,00@11.25; slaughter Pp 12.50@13.60. gene 4,000; all supplies fed steers arlings: steedy; steer run sewely our id enke-feds; these fully ly stock slow, uneven; weak to 2i- lower; bet ere 10.10; pound bullocks 9.90; head str Texas cake-fed averaging around 5 pounds some meaty feed- ers 8.00; other class@ unchanged; most vealers 13.00@14,00 to packers, Sheep 6,000; fat lambs strong to 2h cents higher; six doubles good Wash. ington’s 1M. butk natives 13.50@ 4.00; top 14.40 to packers; several late ee ed _ nonkee gl, culls steady a) ; shee weak; bulk tat ome 6.00@7.00; no feeding lambs sold -— ime jons for steady late Thursday, | bulk 50 40 71 pound feeding lambs ome rales downward to 13.00 12.50 anal helo’ SO. ST. PAUJ. LIVESTOCK South St, Paul, Aug. 13—(U. | of A.)--Cattle 1.600; fed offerings in Rood, modcrete supply; een eee med rings salable up to or bet- Sor; pres bout steady on these e- een grades bulk ik fat cows en heifers 5.60@8 50; low cutters and cutters 3.00@4.00; bulls slew, mocap pA steady; few good’ heayies lathtan 6,00; medium tn with Thursday's aver- bulk 5.00@6.60. Chives 1,400; veal calves notenty to 60 cents lights us ay ‘50; bulk at latter My 4,500; market slow, opening, salen at steady to 15 cents higher, 150 to to 250 pound averages 12.40@13,00; heavy butchers '14.60@12.60; packiny sows Y saaly 10.00 and vu: oo 25 DO You HAVE A NEAUPAPER 1N THs Town, SIR? cats sharp | Hing 2 to 10! 30% 43% ATM, 18. 16 “id a 1%, 17, 88% 1.08% 18.17 16.25 1.06 1.09% ' o 17,26 . z 17.98 | % 4 16.80 K 18.60 22.00 | 17.56 17.90 91 score sweat current mark Eges reel ular, fecetpts 18, Fre: gathered extra firsts 81 %a ditto firsts 30@81% hi whites, closely "eelected vextras nearby netiniory browns, ex 143; Pacific comut- whites, avera; Thuesdey 10.77; tengo Se pa chins a 300; fat: lam ry Cinta high. vr; bu 12,26@ 18.23; phone hinge ia steady. PRIGES-G0 UP, | THEN DECLINE | —— $ D., pres 13-08) 9 | Revival of ‘European Demand ter fat, churning creas’ a8 For American Wheat Has Brief Rallying Effect | TODAY (Continued from ieee one.) the Persiaw monarch’s gold o ments, | fener | Chicago, Aug. 13—( AP)—Revival of European demand for North American wheat, wi new export | purchasing estimated at 2,000,000 | bushels, gave an upward » wheat market today, but advances in price failed to hold. Weakness, Which developed in dhe corn market, tended to pull wheat values down ai} the tart, Heavy profit taking sales were on in corn, and the corn market lacked the aggressive buying which has aracterized it of late. closed unsetiled, at the to % low. cents down, cats % cent to 1@1's cents off, and provisions unchanged to 27 cents up. Corn showed much weakness, Com: mission house selling on the more], Ten miltion dollars’ worth of favorable weather over the corn belt] ing machines with good pilots, ¢ disclosed an utter lack of buying sup.] 2: do twenty dilkions’ worth port at the start and prices dropped} damage in the Unite States, 40 rapidly that stop joss orders to] might compel this couatry to pa sell were divlodged. Weakness of] transom of fifty . bill! corn had a depressing effect on oats.| It would pay sleepy Uncle S Provisions reflected firmenss of hog| sitting in his grocery — store gold piled around him, t wake values. minute, rub “his eye id some of his money in eating Then Alexander came mai if Macedonia with @ handful swam the river, walked throt Persian line of eléphants, bey poor Darius to his ant, youth that all th subdued, made himself ruler of J 3 sia and ‘the rest of the world. Japan, of course; daés nev in to fight the United States. The J anese are intelligent, but there a difference in not intending and being able, MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN Minneapolis, Aug. 18—(AP)—Whea futures developed marked weakness liquidation finding underly in, power poor and 3 fost 1% cents for the day. Corn fu- tures tumbled to new lows for. the day, lgte in the seszion. cumulative qu ating knocking 244@3 cents off 1 of yesterd: Oats e President Coolidge: understa this well, knows thet he individu and: nobody else, would be held sponsible if this country were caught unready for attack. That! why he is interesting himself in flying plans of Henry Ford and But, this'counthy is a lil to depend for ‘its defe| on private citizens, is it that promotes divo: sar Institute of Eu s told that murrying outside of own race and retigion is respoi for forty per cent of divorce. Al has ¢ vd twenty-five -per cont the modern kind 1 buyi @ pr ays also broke in tart ‘haif ‘hour,’ og 3 %@ oie down ‘for bats day. eran into an air pocket nea the close and dropped 2@2% contd under last close. September barley was off % cent. September flaxseed a ged 1'2 cents early and lost the gain son. ‘orn was in fair to good deman: choice yeHow continuing firm. Cach wheat trade was mixed, soft ruling slow and easy and] i ice old and new springs firm to slightly protein springs were off one cent. Winter whi wa firmer for choice hard varieties. Durum wan ‘beady, Oats were steady for choice, casy _ ordinary quality. Rye was caused’ many di cause of all divorce is ha imperfection, men: are not yet for marriage, but they: must k on trying un: Anais coneeetly are unpoj dar sre: Many deserve it, steady. Barley was firm and unchanged. 5 squsndesles and p Flaxseed was unchanged to easy, sgocer OT RANGE Wheat— Sept. ‘many to visit -her ‘grandpa wus not uppepular, after he 8 Ly sh channel. Three thouss British gathered to cheer her, in France she was received « wild enthusiasm. Whoever does a thing better than unybody else, ve 4| never fee adearers, The habit lof the 39% 38% Pp hanget 41% 40% 40% brown skin, when a Filiping fighte 248% 2.45% 2.45% could F yeeved that could heat white of 249ig 2.47 Sea a ee 1.48% 1.481% 147% 1.87% 26% 96% 39% 40% 2.47 249 145% 1.45% 1450 (1.45 93%. ‘ In New York ‘F.-W. Christman, di ss the Sahara, will-run us hibition candidate against Sen ,| Wadsworth, Repabtican, and wet. | Epwort} cue, Christian En the Anti-Saloon Le + of prohibition © The vote for Mr._ Chris! will indicate ‘the strength-of the h jon ‘vote pure end ‘simple. <a French interests - have rel the Xitinea mine, operated by Cj tez, four hundred years ago, whi supplied gold for the sacred i: of solid gold that once ‘adorned Fi church near'Xitinga. The French ve that when the water is pum: t m the mine. they wiil find toms geld still under ground, Many’ 86 m‘nes, imperfe explored, comnts rich treasures, j B'smarck, Aug. » 1 dark northern. . 1 non.hern spring ‘0, 1 amber durum 1 mixed durum . red durum No. Dark hard winter Hard winter . We quote but “do no following: Spoltz, per cwi SHELL CORN No. 3, 56 Ibs. or more — . ‘oy Old Japan respected the moni as one of the servants ‘of Koi sod of s. 2 ADVI FOR BIDS} suaied aids ter cand. grading betweén fons 27 and 34, > POTATOES Creek Tow fwill be receiv icone. Ane THCAP)-—Petatves, a thd of County Co cars; . { rece’ a he S06 dares ry. le! County, North. per “BB i. Ray corn, "10 Ibs., 5 cents un- der shell. accompanied PW vbr snieavoris FLOUR - Singoaaes Le ae 13--(AP) loa Reiter Eee its lower; in car-| ents, a dot]