The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 25, 1926, Page 7

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1926-. WANTED—Full-time man to sell aub- scriptions to The Dakota er, firet choice. of Datotu f: among farm papéfs. Experience not necessal its have cat, Steady. for men Pye e yeige Farpier, orders for coffee, sugar, flour, meats, canned goods, staple fe, ceries, also paints, radiv sets, tires, auto and tractor oils. No-capital or bond required. We deliver and col- rmanent business. iy. Write at onee. Hail Co Dept. 556, Chics PRR ds on, goo of Bismarck, to work from 3:3' ¥ 6:60 p. ms Full time at good mbitious. Inquire in for Manager of Mandan, ERNMENT PATROL INSPECT: | TOR Guards needed eorders for Canadian and ei 680 yearly. Particul rite, Osment, PS St. Lous, 3 ediately. WANTED FARMER—Farmer's son o1 oer to ‘rave! In egugery, steady TEN ROOM two story hous SorapangrDeRCTESE: Wisont ian, plete and th gged.condiion. company, Dept .2o Wen ae| trees, lawn Aad’ nag ‘erms, Wired Nea aa fom to a | Joeation. Price $5200.00, Few weel:s completes. Cata-) FIVE ROOM bungalow and vot te and special offe celleat condition, bray mae ee lle ri Bd ‘ae A dand Prive ACESMEN—125 Varieties brushes,| _ $5250! poe er cent commission, $25-$100| FIVE ROOM cot and bath, mod- seks profit on Sub Agent ern, located n rt of town an ih Factot jartford, StSt0) 1 ae f pavement. Pric MECHANICS WANTED Big ig Pay. We . ., Termes. jobs for students. “Write SEVEN ROOM house and bath, brick it ‘lectrical School,| stuccoed, modern and in good con- ge RD, | eel See alten, pore. Berar80 oar lot, Price AN’ et small ca: payment, 4 WANTED er taal, balance monthly installments. Anderson, Box 191, Bi t busines: salen The Di FOR SALE to. pick corn.{ Write Osear marck, North garden, practically new, garage, property. lawn, and an excelle Price $3200.00. Terms. TEN ROOM two story house and bath, good condition and modern, double garege, 765x150 foot lot, lo- cated on Fourth street. Price $6250.00. Terms. FIVE ROOM bungalow and bath, ex- tra bed room in basement, built in fixtures, garage in basement, all in dandy conditiot Price $4650.00, ; - D. w lease advertising sites and. ~ them. Write Tribune No. 31. ss mechanic. —Interstate | Transportation Co. FEMALE HELP WANTED ADDRESS CARDS at home. Big cash income weekly. No selling Ex-| $650.00 cash, balgnce on monthly perience unnecessary. Stamped cn-! installment yelone brings particulars. “Heiges OTHER equally good homes for sale, Company, 3749 'N. Hhlsted, Chicago, Tivo loa in all parts of town at ! very eer Toree, See + romptly and arrange to get ted in your OWN HOME before cold weather. Phone 138 INVESTORS MORTGAGE, LADIES—Make $2.00 for three hours work at home, No selling. Send! stamped envelope for particulars. COSMOS MFG. CO., 4401 Broadway, Room 1, Chieago. i | LAD! Honest, sincere people, ad- dress envelope: campaign. Experience unnecessary, no canvassing. Profitable, Be te ing work~ Saxony Co. 1 me 42nd, N. Y. Y Pleasant spare ‘ime » No selling. Information ad- dressed envelope. Modern Card,’ 246 Fifth Ave. A ! DIES WE PAY $15.00 per 100 to FOR nit SAB <x Boeetioaliy Id Greeting Cards, free particu- rs for addressed envelope. York-| % th Avenuc ville Card, Dept.’KD 864, Lexington,’ 10aW. Mand : Office with First Guaranty Bank AUTOMOBILES—MOTORCYCLES _ ~~ For Sale jan. 1 FOR SALE—Ford Tudor Se shape, g tires, a bargai cash sale. Phone 1099M for sca onstration. fig FOR SAL rolet Coach, Malt ree condition. $FUL—Learn Auto and jectrical Business. Write for Free talog. State Auto and Electrical’ School, Box H877, Aberdéen, South” 6, month ua ; equip) excel- $6 adozen making rite care Tribune perience unnecessary. No! No. Particulars for stamp. For SALE—One 1928 Inc, 191, Lynn,’ Touring Car, 4 once. Call 1 NT -Competent “maid — for housework und cooking. Family of three adults, Mrs. C. M. Dab, nex Hotel: ROUSES AND FLATS 615 FOR SAL ES. roan room bungal ol oeihay ae ee petal sondble prices te one 9 FOR R RENT A 7 room isan a cae 5 rnisl or wi frock aes post iD --- Competent girl for gen: al housework. Good wages. Ap: v 209 W. Rosser St. ‘Phone 92: WANTED ‘Competent girl for gen- eral housework. 38 Ave a Mrs. E. A. Hughes. ui BOARD AND room BOARD WANTED—A good reliable 17 yer old boy wants furnace to care for and chores to do for his ard while going to school. Call FOR SALE—A large J. MeGillis. Phone 800. { Phene 773. reet. FIVE ROOM cottage partly modern, Pi for our aavertie _SECURITY COMPANY, INC. new Stude- oo jard: Phone] ; es = FOR RENT--A warm per ie gp Toon Cheap if taken at! by birber Fo ‘7 ROOM Wedetn house in residential section of the sity ons front; extra sised lot and beauet- a shee and trees; close to school, oon modérh Wouse with choice location, near stchodly, a 800, ROOM modern heure with gar in, excellent neighborhood, 64; seat ROON new niodern house with g, rage, close to‘ sth and close in, hardwood floors down oat bargain for $5,250. gS a bargain at $3,700, on lib- M modern house, east front i vaeeet and select residence district. noo fine perch, heraword snob, We have houses. tind. lots full Ph ey end "acl parts of the city for sale and will south front, well located, Tarmfin|be Pleased to’ show them proxpec- home and in fine condition, fer, tive buyers. HARVEY HARRIS & COMPANY for $2,100, dn 6 ROOM modern house, he in, pA so tea’ 7 room, full. idse: ot s Roo for $3,950, on eral hterms, mele 5 ROOM modern hoese, 2 bed rooms, hed, - nutionalty- known concern, rated AgAl, manu- facturing fe thoroughly high tne | and diversified line of advert get ed and calendai capable salesman on a ui shave basi: Weekly saved with bet ag settlement. of comm! sion on a liberal. schedule, includ. ing liberal allowance for mail and b> sees orders, etc. For preferred ention, please give age, business ireritees. ots Address. 6 Peed modern Le, te in Le Sb rooms, oak floors, sun parlor, | 3. P. Jackson, Mani full basement, garage in, basement,; iy 4 close to schocl, quite new, for| chem Hoskins Block. ‘on term: modern ie 2 bed ei 28 full basement, gai ah tre 80 fot Toe in ‘good oa shape 4 ROOM model east front, oN atove, for Rook reference first let: Reid Ayiikin, Sales, SALESME! make $76 to $100 every Week, Juit taking orders for. the eg Longwear eo of ‘men’ Se sat factory prec “Belting Hike wilt: fire. for samples. Longwear| Shoe Company, crys 89, Minneap- 18 $10.00 TO Bea) DAILY RTH A 2 NT STAMP? IT IS being sate . both part and full time agents selling Autograph Xmas Ca! individually mono- grammed to 9 out of 10 people they mect in offices, shops and hom Lowest re and largest commis- sion in America paid daily, If you Prine 75 Look basement, cisetsic wr eeatint: Ttiodetn house on Sixth St, 4 bed rooms, hot water heat, 75 foot lot, will trade for satisfactory unin: cumbered © Burleigh pare ae roperty. Property well cated, want really big money, write today Tae income $89. me eer month, for $6,300. | for instructions and Free Samples. RO MM mod house, 5 bed rooms,' The Autograph Xmi nt, 5 jose in, 100 foot front- of Ameri age, fine location, for $5,500, on! Hawthorne Station liberal, term: GEO! M. ‘REGISTER. fale ml ant Disuibut. ng Company. wants auto Sleaman to call'on wholesale deal- es and garages. . National Bushing & Parts 1225 Harmon] 9 Chiéago, Il. EARN 3100 weekly selling “Style Tail- ored” shirts, neckties. and. work clothes direct-to-wearer. — Elabor-. ate ‘outfit free. Howard Shirts, ee APARTME 1217_VanBuren Sty_ Chicago. FOR RENT—A very nicely furnished BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY mi apartment, including plano) roi SALH—A nent three chair bar- ‘a a aera, Comventences.| "her shop. Good business in a live itm. ways - ry Frenregimarevle conte. | So eh facta ene T—A furnistied modern EXTRA VALUES t. Also on unfurnished | 5, payment. "A 7 reom part ts Npcntis bldg cab oftern house, close in, «For bed dufold. Phone 905 after Eas: truck with cab and dray bed, gg Sen aera oa tae rae ee ati at eaiate ay Eliminates Gallon - free Batteries s.20, St. Paul. Minn, ——|FORD' truck ch ith t “Nicely furalshed three] ‘sion, $1n n* WitR franem room apartment in new home just FORD truck chassis, $14 completed. Private front entrance.|FORD truck with transmission, cab Also basement garage for rent! nd grain tank, $345. 4343 | 928 Tenth st ONE trailer with rubber tires, $35. FOR RENT — Furnished spartments.| ONE 1925 Ford Sedan, $400. — 1925 Ford Tudor, $350. 1925 Ford touring, $200. Chevrolet Sedan, $325. Chevrolet Sedan, $350. EASY TERMS This is what one of mai ing small towns. One sale a day ne you $105. wegly, F Full cera ion: }-$200 Bi tia weekly salary. i, arantee ‘dealers Bac td 1 ney back. © Rapic romotion.' iNew aenaliees Con Ce si Rapid: jown, : ‘urnis! so i sleeping ye call 434 during the} 0: gay evenings. REAL HOMES ndale, Calif, after travel. les. Used 125 gallons of and 5 gallons of oil. Other ex- FOR RENT—Two light housekeeping rooms, also for. sale 8 dining room tables, marble t and heating stove, At a réeavonable ptice, Phore| 231 or call'at Nicola Grocery. FoR RENT—Two modern roo pi ‘and confortale. our Wocks 10 ROOM modern house, well located, Ga at 15 Thager Sietor farther} Z00d condition, including furni- tnformation or phone 6044. a arta bargain at sorz08-e: ‘i 1 ich SaCE your @ FOR RENT—Partly furnished light ber ight Bi cit fons lee tien veethctieun eh |) have special alter toi hausskeeping rooms. with or with! oad. hice: pio haul cinders for drivew: out ga One block east of} walks, cheaper than others Roosevelt school, 124 Ave. A West, the loads are larger. 97 FOR RENT—A nice furnished room Seveu eet on the first floor in new modern! , "ge splendid location, 00. | creme treet. - home. Would prefer two youn; po one —— modern, th, fur- |.Q' SAl Monarch range ai- N ‘on Sixth Se 250.00. + | most ‘new with either hot water _911 Sixth St), OOM cot lights, east | front or reservoir in very good front, good part of city, good con-| condition. Reasonably priced if tak- dition, $2,100.00. | I have never sold anything that 1| cannot completely recommend. | BUILDING LOTS:, If the particular Ist you want ‘is not on. large Hist, 1 will get it for you, if for sale. FARM LANDS: I have sales on now in the process of being closed, fo sever quarter sections td, farmers from this neighborhood. BUY NOW. INSURANCE: Fire, tornado, automo- bile, in reliable companie F.°E. YOUNG 4 ROOM strictly modern cottage, | ing ‘3000 bath, furnac ement, $3,200.00. 6 ROOM strictly modern: house, fur-|penses only 80c. No trouble. 1 sure nace, bath, screened porch, full/ like the Chevrolet. Prank Prater, basement, laundry tubs, firggplace, 1a it part. of city, $2, cash, iH malance cheaper than rent, at §7,-)CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO) MISCELLANEOUS, ecause 5 ROOM bungalow, stucco, practi- | wat cave es, ally new, good condition, fire place, laundry tubs, tee ma- ern home. Comfortable for win- en at once. Call 318 Eleventh St. ter, close in, private entrance, At ne 548W. second hand m Fo 611 - Front Phone 437 M. inapire at Peacock Art Shop,’ Annex Bldg. FOR RENT—Two ‘rooms ‘suitable for light housekeeping. All modern. Gas. First floor: Private en-} trance-—1016 Bdwy, | pot, self feeder.’ Must be in good contition. Mra. Olive Le Noue. Cannon Ball, N. D. 30 head of Poland fe spring and summer pigs, eligi to register, E. L. Hurr, Sterling, North Dakota, | es jump gravel box for eling. Call after 6 or in a modern home. 313 So. Seventh St., N._D. Call evenings, “122 Av , B12W. z Purebred buf FOR RENT—Light housekeeping} W ) REN —Two | or three 287 egg str oms, kitchenette and. clo: ing room “furnished or gest! fernished: josyer street, iifth 273. apartment by was it or svon| Phone 534W. FOR RENT—Light housekeeping). *¢tet- Write Tribune N. \ rooms furnished.’ 307 Seventh St.) WANTED—A six or seven room South. pees. te seat. Also tite =| ‘OR RENT—A newly furnished room| housekeeping rooms. Write Trib-| F po new homes "Gall 973L3, 319| =e cate No. 20, rk Ave, fi owles Apply to F. A. Safe or.on Si after ia is Hy.’ Saxvik ‘furnished aah or si, > 14 Ave, cal ieghorn $1.50, ismarck, sely furnish room in strictly modern home. 702 Seventh treet. Phone 357M. ‘OR SALE—-Six Water § paniel Pu Phone 7F15_ or writd J. F. can: Four Jewelry store. _Knowles. FOR | RENT—A larg: room in a modern home, ED To bu: West. ister, Phone 1753, E—Victrolt and” ‘Sun parlor -] of the week. Card Company} 4 0! y of iia Burch, 417! coal heater, 17 to 22 inch fire! BOUND UPWARD) “s? May Many Market Leaders Re- sume Forward Movement to Week’s Best Prices New York, Sept. 25—()—Subsi ing fears of credit restriction elimin- ated selling pressure from today stock market and prices bounded uw ward steadily, a broadening tendency in evidence: ny of the usual mar- ket leaders their forward movement and reached the best prices 17.27 17.20 18.22 17.42 0 A satisfactory trade outlook and re- Bellies a8 vival of rumors regarding capital hia) changes and extra dividends aecount- = ed for the display of buying interest. fter an early. period of hesitatio U.S. Steel and Gerteral Motors both spurted ahead, the former crossing 150 and the latter reaching the high- est level since the recent distribution of a stock dividend around 161, Short covering gave impetus to the advance in ma es, such son Motors which sold more than five points above it: cent low. Duy | mounted five points to a new record at 320 and gains of 3 to ie pein ‘8 were registered by Gulf States. 1, Texas Gulf Sulphur, American Brakeshoe and Commercial Solvent “B.” Buying of the equipment shares was based on expectations of large railroad orders to handle the in- creased volumeof traffic. The closing was strong. Total) sales approximated 800, 000 shares, _ CHICAGO L 0, Sept. 26 5,000; generaly stead: hers on sale; top 13 160 to 180 pound 18.60@ ctienlly no qualitied 2 te: bulk ign WHEAT KT VALUES | ON DOWNTREND | Reported Increase of 3;000,000 Bushels in Visible Sup- ply Is Cause Chicago, Sept, 25---%)-—With pros- pects ahead that the United States ible supply of wheat will show 00,000 bushels increase on Monday, at values today Be s, better weathe ropenn demand for, Corn averaged low. on aecount of frost ri to develop any notab 5 enlurgement of Wi heat closed heavy ~-Hoge choice bu desirabl general % to 1% cents line 14 to ‘4 cent ns unclanged to, there was a notable dearth of! ‘outalde buying in the face of the ) heavy to killing frost over part of the belt. Moreover, the forecast pointed toward light ‘to heavy frost ight over the greater part of t However, short covering ning up for the k end caused a I rally from the low opint. slaughter pies not quote Cattle 1,100; receipts excessiv 167,000 head of cattle ha in the last two wee 670,000 head rleven markets; numbers and slug: h dressed trade finally sonora weighty steers 75@1.00; heavies showing more glutted closing market ong 3 to higher earl hinhest 11.75@12.25; best hea’ strietly choice kinds late at 11.10; fed steers of considerable weight at 9.00 and below; western grass run about 19,000 head; slaw stockers and fe off; fat cows and h all‘cutters and bulls s cents. 25 cents higher; vealers. st Outs were quiet and steady to firm, heep 2,000; | practically none on' Rye futures held better than wheat, odav; for week 17,800 dire more from lack of pressure than im- 301 doubles fgom feeding port demand, lambs closing 50 to 75 cents lo i it. cull native lambs and = fat wethers mostly 50 cetns lo cs mostly 25 cents lower easy to.one weak to 25 cents low ‘ fat ran; Jambs i | lambs 14, fat WHEAT LEVELS LOWER ON MINNEAPOLIS MARKET Minneapolis, 5 (P)--Low: cables and general clear weather rn Canada resulted in lower levels here today, the market ng early and failing to show more than small fractional rallies on| 3 ter trading. Futures broke %@1'% Dece Pl fa yearling wethers quiet sy. ere quiet an dstendy for good quality offerings, easy for ordinary { FARM LANDS 400 ACRES well improved. Only $6. ci Ready to make money fo Rye was easy to | ixter Co. Ark.; good farm. 8 Barley Flaxseed rt aes springs Pe) * stream SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK ated 600,000 ft Hin] South St. Paul, Sept. 25—-) her; fruit, good 4-ro eral tendency in the cattle cellent water, porch and shade Hine this week has been lower on all lines barn, tenant’ house and poultry: of grass fed offerings, while the small houses. $2,500 takes it to settle ‘run of dryfeds offered sold about faire quickly, less tt | steady the weekly review of the Deatherape United States department of agricul- which amounted @ as stead: OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT FOR RENT—Office formerly occupied by Attorney Burke Fourth street. See R. D. Hoskins or S.-A, Florin sharply lower reports from outside markets, furniture, ideas . of thé Business Service Co. ‘A new top of 10.50 was paid for heavy dry fed Big vhile yearli feached 10. st grass fats . Bulk ae the steer run, which grasseres, cashed at 6.50@7.75 fat cows and heifers from 4.25 2 , all cutters at 3.25@4.00. Bulls held ant 5,00@5.50, while vealers showed an advance of 1.00 and closed mostly at 12.50. Stocker and feeder ‘ offerings followed the downturn on Ning classes, with a closing bulk of 07.00 on steers and 4.00@5.50 on cows and hei Mixed trends w hog house, where worked nt in the lightweights and while medium- packing sows # averaging around 50@ lower at 2.50. Fat lambs went into the windup on n strong to 25 cents higher basis than k enrlier with the bulk at 12.50 13.60, one choice deck up to 1 Is held at 9.00@9.50, while ewes [ire steady nt 4,00@6.50. Western | , feeder lambs: reached. a top of 13.00) jthis week. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN | Minneapolis, Sept. 25—-()—-Wheat ! ts 210 cars compnred to 513 Cash No. 1 northern 1.39% | 2%; No. 1 dark northern ee choice to fancy 148ie@l52) to choice 1.44'.@i.47%43 ord rood 1.40% 1.43%; No. 1 ha rive 1.884 @1.46%%; y 1 18954; ‘Bentember. winter as | cember 3.4134. Corn No, 8 yeHow 7512 @77'2. Oats No. 3 white 397x@ 407s. Barley 53@67. a wo SE BEBE pnenanaee to 10 cents. aan lots family @8.10 a barrel oe Shinments 69,983 ties ies { ran sp Liserty New York, Sept. ke ee iT [ior38, eeena. « Ifa 100Ags bind resent yt buying. | No. i market steady; Wisconsin [bulk round whites y| ditto 1.48% @1 @ 1 142% Thy ‘20% ‘$7 Al 43% At% 93% 99% 105% 14.12 iis 4.05 bite 14.27 14.30 14,12 14.27 14.30 14.12 16.10 16.10 16.60 Close 4 1.39% 1.89% tera” cag 16 145% 1.46% os - Sept. BSS Rye Sept. Dec 935% 0 ome’. Sept. lay Flax— ept. Bs Barley— Sept. BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Méller Co.) Bismarck, Sept. 25 1 dark northe: Boe . | northern spring . L amber durum . 1 mixed durum. . 1 red durum.. 1 flax.. 2 flax lrye hard Hard winter Few. SHELL CORN 5 Ibs. or more. and} N a cent per ‘pound discount under 3 Ib. Ear corn, 70 ibs. § cents un- fer shell. POTATOES Sept. 25—)—Potutoes, 2 cars; on track 323, total . shipments 709; trading fair, ‘ked and best 2.25@2.50; ordinary to poor 1.00@2.10 sota sacked round whites 1. ecording to quality and condition; sota und North Dakota sacked Red river Ohios 1@2.50; Idaho sacked rurals 2.35@2.50. Moderate demand _moderat market stronger. Carload delivered sales, freight only deducted, Minneapolis - Paul rates, sacked ewts carly “round weir wire in- ate No. 3 white 441%; No. 3 white Timothy seed Clover seed Lau Wid Ribs 14.7 Bellies it 00. RANGE OF CARLOT 8) SALES inneapolis, Sept. 25—()—Range of carlot grain sa Wheat No.1 dark northern e@1.59%; No. 2 No. 3 ditto 1.41% 51%; No.1 dark hard winter 1.41%; No. 1 hard spring 1.55@1.55%45 No. 3 mixed durum 1.2% CHICAGO POULTRY Chicago, Sept. 26—(%—Poultry alive stead CHICAGO PRODUCE t. 25-—()-—-Butter low- 018 tubs: creamer’ tras 44; Srdevigt er; receipts receipts, | 5,007 Minneapolis, Sept, 2,--@)—-v- mestic.-wheat markets showed little change during the week ending Fri- | day, as there was nothing in the news ufficient importance to alter the comestic, situatlon, nan the weekly statement by the United States de- | partment of agrieditute.. , . The movement. of spring wheat was held in check on account of weather jconditions in the northwest and 1 | wheat receipts totaled only. 1,600 cate tor the wee! of <u choice wheat an janis. at the close of he pot tz me ee protein number one dark n Id at 2 to 6 cents ane the Decem= ber; 124% per cent i and 18 per cent oist Mlautepe|is: Dera ds sont ‘elosisg FH st, ie ge