The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1926, Page 7

Tribune Class sified | Advertisemiénts PHONE 32=— MALE REL? WANTED WANTED—A first” class Auto Me- chanic. One whd can handle any job except electrical, Others. than first class men need not apply. State wages and experience in first letter. ea Trail Garage, James- COVE! aun e i PATROL INSPEC’ TOR—Guards needed frequently, for Canadian and other borders,! $1,680 yearly, Particulars free. Write, Ozment, 33-P., St. Louis, o, immediately. WANTED—Men and women to leata _ barber trade. Great demand, dig weges. Few weeks completes. Cata- lox” and special offer free. Moler _Rarher College. Parao., N MECHANICS WANTED—Big Pay ne jobs for — students. son Auto & Electrical School," Harve, N. D. FEMALE HEL? NTED LAD! Th money at hon ing cards. Interesting, easy Ww $7.00 hundred. No i Ww Handcraft Shoppe, Street, New York City. WANTED- -Girl for keneral how: work, one who ean go home nights| preferred. 808 Second St. Phone competen’ girl for gen- eral housework, Good wages. ply 209 W. Rosser St. Phone 9: ROOMS FOR RENT. FOR RENT—Two light hougekeepi rooms, also for sale 3 dining room marble top, and heating casonable price. Phone t Nicola Grocery, modern rooms, Four blocks wo clean and comfo from Post Office. Rent reasonable, Call at 15 Thayer St. for further ‘ermation or paone 604d. H modern room, oset furni: hed College building qwo Y° furnished sleeping rooms in first block east of Bank D. on Main St. Apply at 822 A warm furnished room a modern home. Good loca.ien iveveuinigal, ag Ave. AL Bhom s12W, FOR” RENT. rooms, RENT “Light itchenette und closet. Fifth St Phone 27: OR RENT--Four rooms over Knowl Jewelry store. Apply to F. Nnowles, NT—A large furnished warm a modern home. 14 Ave. housekeeping dil i s A. 8 NT “Sleeping room, Gall 434 during the day and 960Ld “even- ings. FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnish- ed room, ny FOR RENT One 960LJ_after 6:30. APARTMENTS _ FOR RENT—A very nicely furnished modern apartment, including piano and ali cleetrical conveniences. Clegn and warm. Always hot wa- couple, 807 sping room. Call A furnished modern Also an unfurnished modern apartment. A 7 room part- ty_modern house, close in. For a bed dufvld. Phone 905 after’ nt, two! id bath. T—A four room partly fur- nished apartment with — slee ping: porch and bath, with or without} garage. G14 Rosser. Phone 403-M./ FOR RENT—A very nicely furnished small modern apartment for one lady, Clean, warn, and always hot street. Furnished apartments] Laurain Apartments.. Phone BF. Py KENT Furnished apt, Also ¢ room. ‘Call 434 during the y and 960LJ evenings. FOR RENT—Furnished light house keening apts. for two. 422 Fifth St. Fur sloop OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT FOR RENT—Dental grtive“yoous | formerly occupied by Br. Kershaw, suitable fot any kind of an office Inquire City National Bank, Bis- 8 insertions, 25 words or under AUTOMOBII.ES—MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE—One practicall new Chev- rolet 1 ton truck with enclosed cab and body and extra tire. Just the thing for a school bus. One 1926 Star six coupe, same as new, only run 2,000 miles. Can be bought at a big’ discount, One 1925 special Dodge coupe, fully equipped. $625 Dei will take it, BISMARCK M0. TOR CO. STUDEBAKER DIS- _TRIBUTORS. __ 5 on FOR SALE—Three month's old Chev- ralet Coach, funy equipped, excel- lent condition, Write care Tribune WORK WANTED BISMARCK TRIBUNE WANTED — Part time bookkeeping | wor! keeping experience, und can_ take] charge of any set of books. Write Tribune LAUNDRY AND CLEANING — Will come to your en or take laundry to mine. Wil also do housecle: ing. Good work done. Phone 786W. 404 Ave. B. FOR SALE TEN ROOM two story house, bath rooms, all modern and plete und in good condition. trees, lawn and cll Ds Bie location. Price $5200.00. ‘erms. FIVE ROOM bungalow and bath, ex- cellent condition, garage; full lot,! fine garden. A dandy home. Price) $5250.00, Terms. Fv E ROOM cottage and bath, mod-! ern, located north part of town and one block off pavement. Price 00.00, Terms, SEVEN ROOM house and bath, brick stuecoed, modern and in good con-! dition, porch, 50x150 foot lot. Price $4200.00 with small cash payment, ance monthly installments, { ROOM cottage partly modern,' ly new, garage, garden, and an excellent ‘property. ce $3200.00. Terms. EN ROOM two story house na bath, good condition and modern, double garage, 175x150 foot lot, lo- Fourth street. Price, 0.00, Terms, ROOM bungalow and bath. tra bed room in basement, built i fixtures, garage in basement, dandy condition. Price $4650.00, $650.00 cash, balance on monthly , installments, OTHER equally good homes for sale,t also lots “in all parts of town at} very reasonable prices. us promptly and arrange to a4 set-| tled in your OWN HOME before cold weather. « Phone 138 | INVESTORS MORTGAGE | SECURITY COMPANY, INC. Office with First Guaranty, Bank two m- | BOARDERS WANTED THE MOHAWK specializes ‘in good things to eat. Phone 145. have came by. .proving and paying cost of ad. Fourth street. aapership,! Call 814, T WILL HAUL your ashes bage twice a week this winter. - have a special offer to make. haul cinders for driveways and; walks, cheaper than others because! the loads are larger. For service.! Hiatlen 977-5. T. Burch, 417 TABLES—Cabbage 25 ibs. for $1.00 or 100 Ibs. for $3.50, Home} grown and freshly cut. Green to-; matoes $1.50 per bushel. Phone 884, Mrs. Erlenmeyer, aa Third St.| FOR SALE—One | ove, “a! Cole’s *Hot blast, a Ford truck! with transmission and cab $375.00.! One small dump box, new $45. Phone 187. _H. C. Arnold, 800 Mai GARAGE FOR RENT—Good warm garage for winter, floor, ' available now. Rent reasonable. Phone 3463 or call nt 408 Te ‘ FOR SALE—One bed with spring complete $8.00. Good condition. Phone 389 or 613-J., FOR SALE—Hesting ein « condition. Also garage for rent. Phone 730. need of thing to Ask for YOU NEVER SPOKE OF \T BEFORE — L THouGwr PERHAPS YOO DION'T GaRE 2) ‘TO LEARN YOO KNOW, MEN, 1 WOULD BE AWFULLY T have had five years’ book-| our paper. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE HOUSES AND FLATS FOR SALK—5 room bungalow. Ga- rage. Small payment. down, and monthly payments at a very rea- sonable price. For sale by owner, direct. Phone 921. ri | | FOR aUIG K SALE- Lbs overstuffed Mohair davenport and chair; ree on Chippendale Madel ords; one buffet; onc room ‘table with 6 chairs; Cadillac desk; one hbtary one ice box, holds §0 Ib, lec; one vacuam ¢leiners one cleetric wash- 1 1 aitine BGxIG house, thurs und 4 acres of land lo- dated northeast of the country club. Michael Hitschor, Bismarck, Ne FOR RENT--A modern & room house , furnished. 702 Second St. Phone] 510M. . | JSINESS OPPORTUNITY | WISH to sell my one-half interest in| the furnishings of a 14 room, room-; ing and boarding house, Rent on! building is reasonable, the business | well established and centrally lo-) gited. Address Box 444, Bismark, ee EEEEIEIEnEE GOOD, DEPENDABLE USED CARS. Here you will find used cars, carefully taken care of under our own roof | ¢ in a heated building. These oe ‘are overhauled, and guaranteed and | are the best values to be found in| the used car market. Let us show) you our stock. ld One Ton Truck one new elettric cook stove, and other household goods at reasona- ble prices, Leaving city; wonderful buys for any one interested. C. M. Henry Hollst, 816 Ave. D. FOR SALE—One doll buggy; 1 doit, dresser: 1 doll cart; 1 doll chai 1 child’s toilet seat; 1 high chair; picture frames; 1 oil heater; brass bed complete; 1 bed room set; 1 chafing dish 1 dining table, fumed onk: dining chairs; 1 fumed oak breal table. 1015 Fourth street, BARGAINS FOR SALE 6 ROOM modern house, 2 bed rooms, full basement, hardwood floors} down stairs, heat, water and se er, east front, 50 foot lot, a bar- gain for $8700, on yood terms. ROOM modern house, 3 bed rooms, full basement, hot water heat, Light, water and sewer, for $3900, on terms. | NICE 50 foot lot in Riverview Addi- tion, south front, for $36 Meny other houses and lots sale. GEO, M, REGISTER,, Buick Six Tou Dodge Touring; Dodge Seda Fea Light Delivery; Ford Coup and other bargains, Easy ments. » M. B. GILMAN CQ. for FARM LANDS FOR SALE CANADIAN FAR Owing to to ilne must sell my 321 acre farm in berta. Good for wheat, sheep, etc. Good house, $7,000. Joe bia “Kitscoty, Alberta, Canada. Our Classified Ad Section Covers Every Field , “Miss Pert was an expert typewriter, “Than her, none was quicker or brighter. “Through a little want ad, “A position she had, “With marriage her boss did requite her.” Of course all positions are not such a snap, but if you want a good job, or if in good help, or if you have any- sell or to buy—try a want-ad in It brings results every time. PHONE 32 the Want Ad Taker ° SURG L Do-r ¢ COULD HAVE Lors OF FUN OR 5 AUN AWAY = ue BIrTAs”! one’ fj table; | | ing machine}. three beds complete: | Cash.} steady with Monda Close Wheat cP TURN U ARD New Leaders Brought For- ward to Offset Earlier De- clines in Market New York, Sept. 21—(#)—Stock! | prices turned upward this afternoon as now leaders were brought forward to offset earlier declines resulting from stiff money rates, pool liquid: tion and selling by disappointed hold- | ers of shares which had attracted 2 large speculatvie following in recent weeks. Heavy buying of U. S. Steel, Allicd Chemical, General Motors and) several public utility issues account-| ed for the change in trend. A renewal rate of 5% per cent for, ‘ call money, the fig-| lower grades weak to unevenly ure since March i few carly sales able uneasiness in the early de: ‘around ho westerns sold; and led to flurries of selling in both | about ste few sales of fat investment and speculative issues. a ys Professional efforts to depress the; ith entire market met with resistance! ‘however, and the appearance of strong! 14.26, supvort for influential shares started {a short covering movement. i Latest reports from Florida indi- cated that the first estimates of the! { h toll and property Namage were! \ being scaled down and that. insurance c! jlosses would not be heavy enough to! {compel serious liquidation by the un derwriting compa This elim- inated fears that the market would be wired to absorb much of this sell- | Unexpected mene at ce of the! r, sugar stocks staced a rall¥ un-| er the leadership of South Porto; d Cuba cane perferred, Adams; : mounted more than seven! points to a new high record above; 130 and recoveries of two to four points were secored by Allied Chem- Motors, Westinghouse s Gulf Sulphur and U, ten: Effect on Market A a, Sept. 21--)— Activ cult ng brought about a m: adtva Jet snowfall in Ci iTkely to delay. the _(U. {There vias \ ket opening; Pects for export business t market noo nine the Gulf of Mex a quality! high vessel rates bi asked tically no dr; s) Montreal. a8 st fat| Wheat closed strong, 2% ifers all cut-|cents net higher, corn 3; tc bulls largely and| UP at" to % cent ads stockers and feeders slow in| Provisions unchanged to i bulk ¢ligi-| down, crop mov jer on p I yadhee plain here bulk gra: ,cows and h ble about 6.00@ Calves 2,500 good lights 1 L50@6.50. Hogs 7.000; ni most! the Septernber and M slves| New high on the crop. 00, about steady butchers] corn. 225 pounds butchers king sows op- mostly 11. tered liquidation on in Septemb: October lard. PRICES BULGE SHARPLY AT MINNEAPOLIS TODAY Minneapolis, Sept. 21--) futures bulged sharply tod n exit average cost) Mon | lambs loads and, part loads, ern buying jate Monday{ marked streneth in out ewes 4.00@; Minneapolis lagged f jhad a strong bulge lat learrying prices up 74 ¢ { highs. Final price gains were its i western. feeding sheep stead a. tin 25,000 most sof light lig practically no pies; desirable bute ent {with wheat. Barley f ures | and December flaxs: Winter wheat wi quality durum was firm one cent higher con andinn Hy packing sows 11.00@ rae 7 all classes; ¢ carly top 12.00: liberal si ce) best grades of | uneven; high time feeling ‘trifle firm ordinary 1.50@1.7) Colorado sacked brown . 5 @ Idaho sacked better bout] r a ep gre a 28,000; very ‘at lamb: Ohios 2.00@2.10 whites 1, 802.00. Minneapoli: A.)-—Potatoe: demand very | Carloads deli ' deducted, Sept, 21—-(U. Light wire apolis and to ne 1.50 BT 22%9 lowe of mixed nat ri Lew WHEAT FR PRIOES CLOSE STRONG ‘L erpool Has Stimulating 0g ateri * today in wheat’ prices here Unexpected strength of wheat quota- at Liverpool had a decided stim- ing effect and so too did sonata wand Montana ement, k of better pros- way of| unt of from} cent and cents Liquidation continues in corn with selling at a Qats were firmer relatively than Provisions turned weaker with seat- er and Wheat | je markets.| _ “lg the session, nt above carly 2% to up at . 3 Deetnuee rye was up 114 cents! apared little demand for 3 Wis. beau-| N rurals sacked Red ‘ked round; . D. of coal slow, market weaker. ered sales, freight ‘only St. Paul rate, too few sales to establish mar- . YES, BOT New FENDERS CosT FIFTEEN BUCKS APIECE ICAI e PRODUCE standards 4 firsts 37'2@ ce 7178 sts staat ‘ondinucy firsts se unchanged. POULTRY 21-)-¥ is 1h cn Sept. —P)—Butter low- cas Poultry fowls 19 springs 19@23; “black springs turkeys 34; roosters 18, ducks 24 FARGO BUTTER Fargo, N. D., Sept, 21— ter fat, churning cream 42; p \ stock ~-But- acking| MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Minneapolis, Sept. epee. rel Bran 21.50. MINNEAPOLIS RANGE / Sept. 21. Open, High Low 140% 1.4745 148% 24's 9% yt 95 1,00% 38% 328% 40% 40% MARKETS eres lose Yesterday Year Ago Open D4 O92 1.0455 ‘ies 14,20 14.28 14.20 15.75 15.60 LittleJoe | —& T'S A WASTE OF TIME LOOKING FoR THE MISSING” LINK IN & CHAIN bee: ee winter (7AM, } QB's. Barley }i@65. Rye oe 2, 93@95. Flax No. 1, RANGE OF ¢ Minneapolis, $ . 21 )—Range Wheat No. 1 4x; No. 2 ditto 1.42% ark northern ditto 1. a, f amber durum 1.25%@ 1 mixed durum 1.28 y sample grade 53@60 sh wheat d 139@ No. 2 yeliow 2 white 42%y@dsta; No. BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished hv Russell-Miller Co.) Bismarck, Sept. 21 dark northern northern spring. amber durum... mixed durum... red durum. Speltz, per cwt. SHELL CORN Ni lbs. or more Ibs... 1 ps per pound discount under 55 lb Kar corn, Gv Ubs., 6 cents un- der shell. NEED PATIENTS Fixerach, Cermany.The most im- portant problem before the recent conference of the Hartmanbund (As- sociution of German Physicians) was that of the proper distribution of doctors. It was learned that many of the younger doctors were idle, while older men had more practice — than they could handle. A plan of dis- / tribution is being worked out, i Some of the earliest clocks had no * dials. Only the hourly strokes te- vealed the time. : Cleric—Raider | 21--)-—Flour | Shipments 61,493 bar-