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

TOR Guide for Canadian andi 1,680 yearly. - rite,, Ozmeat, , Mo, immediggely.. G FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTEB—A competent git! tor ra oral Rotisework. Call. at:112.Weat, WANTED cd aie Tar NTED--Rxperienced. girl = + eatlal housework, 623, Fitth th gereek, DRESSMAKING MARING-—-T value fat from 2 to 5 p.m Phone 599. Also _port, almost ne cluding mending making shirts. Call at Het Thever or Phone 0J.. Miss Cook and Miss Mar- ctly modern six galow with garage. Apply oO, W. Hoetts U7 Main, strect. Phone. 7 FoR ee Bight” room _ bangalew Fall modern conveniences, hai floors throughout. Double garage.) wy; excellent location. Rent reasonab! Only responsible parties with A No. 1 “references we apply. Write even room modern house with chicken house and gar- age. Also large garden pinee and Phone 480, NT--Five room bungalow, Al poksession. i ‘ARE YOU MAKING” MONEY?” Our agents are-—setling BETTY B, world's only canvertible,radjuatable F ladies’ (Patented.)- Fifty cat ors, dans design, easy seller. ‘nd. dress M. B. Solsten, 302 Reincke Bldg,, Fargo, for territory in North Dakota. _ DIAMOND Rings, Terme 160 atd up. Janes W. Fires Guaranty Bank hide. "Bismarck, N. D. PORNITURB FOR GALB FURNITURE FOR SALE—Kimball piano and bench, writing desk and book ease combined, library cnet three rocking chairs, three. beds, dressers, chifforohe, dining pov table and chairs, china cabjnet,aews ing machine, 1 kitchen thble ah E INSIST that the Ueda Cats: we ae _ be Wee RS if ie Nauets re rom many ‘oat fe ar . bee Bosh w ara Overland tight Delis -Bany time payments. M. B. Gtaan co. rai “| Mim B.A. ‘Tostevin clutrecter for r oan noe fe fried cok. rien at A 7 raanaele cant, froat, very: Gh jeap ct only ter, ‘sew , . jet dienes, ee ae 5 ste SH; well foeat ) MRE ‘only a oh of the réal bargains on iad list of houses: He is a Msgr have forsale. . NDS. Thero aro pany, abso- to show you what; py Fo ¢ By oe read panied at the conclusion of the Bd dealer in RANG! i Fire, ir Baw bg antomel| ree bile in reliable companies with _opsisaiat service anaur Nigh ie. Oxf ig Rapome for rent, Y furnished P. Hotel heme. On car Fourth street or nti from one 120LR. large modern room Fone itcheneea ata na gloset iar tc og Naht housekeep! Beverith St. "Bone Eten RENT--Two rooms. One very reasonable, both cozy, warm’ and newly decofated. Gentlemen pre- ag Call at 414 Rosser or he “Sine tae Tea f= aay $780; 1 “ia a mand fe be ar isi tae eon. Saka eae Si hake ude! 5 ee 4 kitchen cupboard. Call Phone 831LR. Chi 512 Fifteenth stret. FOR SALE—Three bedroom chairs, rugs, 1 heavy army tent 16x16, dishes and numerows “seg household article: Mra. 1, seta, FOR SALE—One White sewing ma- tl e, racticully es 1 us aned se Three Col we 6 —A wea and box 0. Also one year old Way Si ae ‘ pring for_ $6.00, Call 1184. APARTMENTS ENT-—-A furnished apartment PRE 15th at lg aris FOR | reat hw Covtavbl ramen Apply Wood- Mammoth Hronze Ture Nigy hatched. Young Toms, hens $5, Phone 10F5, Matt An- dah, 11 miles north of Bismarck, ee -A wombat fi ly » $30.00, A Brunswick Phone- zraph, $75.00. Terms. Call at 504 Al A parame that will hold | ahout four or five ears for $3.00 per month. Inquire nth St.! % stéel_ range almost 124 Ave. CW garage op i site post- Call_at 208 Third ad street. | oo Good fresh milk cows. ler. Phone.SF. oe | eoee me aN aA POSITION WANTED priced or sale,’ eae oe No.) Tmeebenical tireé and heater. Lahr thon Pe, new ipo redouble, Phoric 220 ot eg ge a etor- FOR SALE--Y¥ — Shop of Bismarck, N. D., in, best loca- tion. This shop has es chairs and fixtures ot le, Neéwly decorat- ed. She) it. by tis boxholder jo, 486, Bismarck, N.- GED —Matarais cases, witht Ft 2o, af the, Mrs. jo! Stree North Bakete, re er, FOR RENT—Two oF reoms. eee far ligh reaps if i. in-alt modern hothe, 4i1 Eleventh street hone 4 FOR RENT—Two nice light keeping rooms fully furnish all Heri it facing street. 517: Setond: ey NT—Coi two, paarriod ‘couple pretérred. WG th all. modern conveniéaces, Ave. | room, eou- fi 0.” 310 ane a. ene . Nis Soon ed, city ome rbecabencieg Ci ‘Bailding. i ad ™ ag! on aaplag seem, Cali i 6s! Priieee new pelt Oe saan rubber Hoots, size, lace tn, front, Finder Fite returh to 310 South , Eighth street’ for reward, onan MOTHER: oe Fo nt a tated } lly, plays the has vets So? eae ceoriblcns ae {ois ae vemergeney!” Fasigs Eutertains Mandan Chapter, D. A. R, Mrs: B.-A; “Toaterin-and Mra: 6f the. Mandan Chanter. D: A. R., -}at- the home ‘of the former, F Fourth avenwe. trorthwest, call was answered with’ ore | waite Pacliic Hotel ye Frida 0 ley hot ir ly retalr any ease of ety but eontedete the Aya runs at the Gea: vail rentatn J in Bie- wsiie shield wat 10 days 0) aver: tact adeaneeeinntofer ait tore Bitthodt.—oxeeipiity ive instantancous | ss imi 3. C.\G@ould Wete heatesses Monday) eithatanding nny Hain ov peation no! eRe | wWa-lattettion at. the regular. nicetitig: inble ad! itter the size or “peel chses,, oF Merle) mt tues (following opératiotis). special folicited, “Thin, inst received | the only award in Spain, producitig results gery, injections, medibal treatments ent iialand and in without sur- secre, teeter, of the: afternoon Mhduid he cactioned arate abe weet by Mrs. A. M. ieee anda resdlay vy aes. 4 a rea Testevin. «. feshioente © ™ Mr. add a Re rite = Se fit them if desired, -| mands prevent stopping at any other Conhecticut, are in Le Ck mes in this acelin, Vos William Braman, of Wash guests at the home of . J.-C. Brinsmade, Jr. They also Mr. an to visit other relatives in oF tw Pesca and ‘Simte points before returning home. B wad tory jeék entertained with wlrieies dinner party Sunday evening CITATION Ry celebrating the sevent¢éenth anniver- sary of her son, John. Guests were members of the Mandan hi schoo] football team and Ce Coach McMahan. LIBRARY SARE 8 Succi chee Ladies of the Mandan librai ciation cleared mote than rummage sale conducted gb and|4 Raturday tn the assembity room of the}, Farmers State bank ank building. 1s IMPROVING | R. bertson of MO ag Tocmaesty of Mendon, fe to be slowly improving at a City hospital aftersa serious ilk He was taken stddeniy ill last Tu ay. RETURNS TO. GREECE Peter Pettas, section foreman for}? nave the Northern Vacific, has left for his fi r home at Zankintho, Greece, | ¢, re he will remain for a three months’ visit with relatives. Bf. 7. LADIES TO MEET e Ladies Auxiliary of the B. will mect in regalar session sday evening at & o'clock in the| gr: ; Knights of Pythias hall. — RETURN ea Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Swanson ze- tiene’ to their home here dey pach! @ month's trip thro Minne. and Wi tneonsin. ig 3 Ci D go wi WISCONSIN A\ we EP BS rreton left Sunday © nvuing for Lactose, Wis, where a taka was Seg by the death of her) 4, at ‘ENDS HOME MING lison returned Sunday from Fete he attended the agricyl- college reunion the latter part oe week. ue, eset IN in MiLwatrcee ler left. Sunday eve- ning Mar ‘Site od ee od relatives, ‘Mr, and in 18] HERE Young of Minot are visiti neni cand ipelatives in Mandan end Blamarck. haries NeW satan spent Sanday in ‘New NOTICE Te BibpERs Sealed bids are requested. b: undersigned: tote turnin all material, laborers and equipment itecensary for laying add ‘construction. of 350 foet more or.less of water main. Pi shail be made upon basis of price per foot of water main Jald in Place for completion not later than the 30th of Navember, 1926. Bids must be ayo0.b8 -payal with certified oe ot US Ne the | Ni N Ne ‘enerved is np Bids to be o of board at ane | Somemiae Bthy sma: oF apee ‘Binoai » 1, Richard Pen- yard. istrict No. clerk. 11 i6t; surgical cpetationns Sf docuntents Governmént, SURPRISE PARTY Bene o 55 det shell. hey? where the eer Seale Ras m_ the: Watked eaten ‘ashington, D; C., for spection. ‘Our vopresentative Will be id to defionsteate reat chai usiness: jement in this ited’ before the tt—F. 17 No, Dearhora x -=ndv, 4 > ie Office: W& ‘co y Court, before Mon. 1. C. dze. attor of tho estate of over, deccaned, ™ ech Petitioner. i Clarence Coover, persons” unknown, patate or interest In neumbrance upen the described in the petition sist ‘the estate cf anid d Trompondents. of North Dakota to the id state, 1dgo of sald county, in tha city of in said cqunty and agate q st duy of Decontber, A. ithe ‘heurof ten oclogk In renoon of that day, to show + if any you have,’ why “not Arvilla May Pecht to os- ch the right of heirahip to teal ty of the estate of George C. should noe be th decease, ice be mnee of this cita- wired. by te Dated this th vay of November, Do 1986. | ‘ins y oe DAVIES, Judge of ‘thee County Court, ewton, Dultam & Young, ttorneys for petitioner. ny ions Nort! mae ne of pirat publication, Novem- (Beal.) ber 9, on at BISMARCK G! (Furnished by Rugsell-Miller Co.) Bismarck, Nov. 9 jo. 1 dark northern... 0. 1 northern spring. jo. ¥ amber drouiy lo. lrye. Dark hard wintgr. Hard Oats ... Barley . : ¢ | Speirs, per cet. winter .,. ‘ 43 a 8 58 48 nder Ear corn, ‘70 Ibe., 5 cents un- |. See- i 16 dag’ cy { PCy ANd * Notice to Our Gas Customers Starting this week and continuing for the next three months, we will change and test every meter on our your home. mains with the exception of the 150 new metets which have been set in thé past few months. “our men will inspect ‘und adjust all gas appliances in At the same time A gas meter is the most accurate registering device un- \ der all conditions of pressure and temperature in com- mercial use today, even the finest watches take second place over a period of one to five years. ‘ i Every consumer should learn to read their own meter and can daily or weekly know just how much gas they are using. In this way they can use much or little, as a gas meter cannot register unless gas is pulled through Phone 727 GRAIN LIVESTOCK Ry Associated: Press Leased Wire |MARKETS STOCK PRICES MOVE UPWARD Over ‘a Dozen Tames Are Ele- - vated to New High Levels F For the Year |New York, Nov. 9—()—Construs- tive forees were again at work in to-! jday’s stock market, which responded \to a lowering of call money rates and favorable trade reese Buy- ing orders were distrib over a ‘fairly broad bist, over it dozen issues being elevated to new high levéls: for the year. Bear traders continued to seek out weak spots, but they made ile headway, S. Steel retained the leadership a ice advance crossing 149, the réported reducti: in operations jn the Proth corytah district duting the last fortnight being offset by the an- nouncemeht that inquiries were being made for 300 locomotives and a large | quantity of steel rails. Several large ‘blocks of steel changed hands during |the day, one sale of 5,100 shares be-| ing reported at 148%. National Tea scored an extrente gain of seven Ly abe and University Pipe preferred, Mack Trucks, Inter- national Harvester, General Asphalt Peaoppated | Commercial Solvents “B” and G a Copper, ali sow ch ve te dinarly silva (pains. above yester- 8 ait quotations. he list of new Kennecott Copper, Granby, Public Service of New Jersey, Shell Union, Eureka Vacuum and American Sugar preferred. Weakness of Warner Kro- ther Pictures “A” failed to check the demand for Famous Players, which crossed 117 to a new high on the cur- rent movement on buying influenced by reports of larger earnings. Declaration of only the regular di- vidend om Chicago & Northwestern, setting at rest rumors of an extra distribution, temporarily checked bull- us.48M sof ine Fails although las ix per cent preferred _iwas- lifted to a new Beak, and a num- highs ineluded “WAL ADYOU SAY, MISSUS BOOMERSHINE 3 BESIDES TWO POUNDS OF" PI FRET f | A RINE ? OM, ALL RIGKT ANISSUS, BOOMERSHING! . checking shipments from the count: it by opening burners on your appliances. CONSOLIDATED UTILITIES CO. 506 Broadway FINANCIAL (CaIcAgO RANGE Close Giese Yesterday Year Ago Bellies + Nov. —Today— Open —- High 1424 105%, 12.27 12.12 ber. of other high ids issues ad- vanced a point or two. WHEAT MARKET IS IRREGULAR : Starting at /, Cent Decline to 3/8 Cent Advance, Prices Fluctuate Chicago, Nov, today at new lo the season, aggressive b . Conflicting crop reports from Argen- tina unsettled the wheat market, which averaged n little lower, Weath- er conditions in Canada are some- hat less favorable, but the mor ment of wheat in the prairie provinces continued on a liberal scale. Wheat closed nervou as yesterday's fini cent to 142 cetns up, oats at cent advance and pro- ing to 2 cent decline to five cent gain, \ According to cable reports today to Chicago grain houses, rust in Argen- tina is confined to the regular yearly manifestation, and ix no cause for anxiety as to the Argentine wheat crop. In contrast with however, and with reasuring advices today about improved weath on ddi- tions in Argentina, word hat there has been frost in southern Cor- doha, the Pampas and middié Buenos Aires, all important Argentine wheat areas where the crop is at a stage when frost visitation is serious: A sharp falling off in receipts of corn today attracted much notice among corn values, and led to mater- fal upturns at times in corn wal In this connection, talk wa: that recent low prices for cord were In as muclr as Towa farmers would be getting Od 35 cents a bushel or wnder at loading stations based on a pfice of 50 cetns for sample gtade U corn in Chieago. Some evening up of ‘orn trades was also in progress to prepare for the government crop re- ort tomortow, tures were dull atid easy today, at e apherteoe. turned born after % cent decline. Prices held within slightly less ¢ Se cent through most of the i Oats started £ but edsed tas | be a. iS ee trade. Rye futures nae w or aaeed otterings| ‘to slow at unctianeed ste:| ms, W steady eT Dyrum was pied te Cérn trading basis was-auchaneed: were firm to half cent nga ‘sacked round whites Ohi ise. carly; bulk grassers 6.25@38.50; k largely 4.25@6.25; cutters bulls 5.00@5.25; stockers c “Hons 1 "000; market around 25 low- Pi ‘on butcher and bacon hog: 1 Koh mostly tb on pigs Monday 11.95; weight : cep market opening slo: bidding ateady; weak on fi packers bidding 15 to 12.65; 0 to 280 Poste ages at that price; bulk 210 to 2x0 pounds 12,35@12.60; most 160 to -200 pound averages 12.25@12.40; packing sows sharing decline on better grad hogs; bulk 10.50@11.00 ight 10, 10@11.8i 12. 50. Cattle 16,000; general steer ttade =" nbout steady with Monday's close 25 to 40 cents under later last week. Killing quality plain; good to choice light steers and yearlings in broadest demand; medium heay dull rly yearlings 12.00; most fed stcers value to sell 1 downward; othe: classes steady; 'y westerns sh ie eae run; bulk of vealer: 14,000; slow; fat lambs steady to wenk; top natives to small killets 14.15; early at 13.50@1 best fed Sronterns eligible around 14.00; culls weak; opening sales 9.00; ies steady; ‘bulk fat ew, Oa feeding lambs sings open- om Ales of toed thaes feeding nents amine 18.00; best held around 13.50. . POTATOES Chicago, Nov: 9-(#)<-Potators: Receipts fd aan 5, ‘track 472; total is prodersie, demand th Bad <4 3 as “tine Eee Dakotn sacked Red river 0: Minneapolis, Nov, §—(U. 8. D. A.)—Potat cater Light wire” sina, Pas cy 2 aloe » market weaker. lelivered sales, freight o1 a a cyte, seand ann St. only der . 8, Na round a pabay graded cu IcAaO rabopca . Chicago, Nov. 9—()—Batter higit er; receipts 13.572 tubs; 1 ex tras 48; standards 43%; 7; fivate 4O@es; irher, receints fi a7; Ord a refricerntor extras firsts 33@3%. sail cent ate ghee ty ieee cotton ied mina rats “cent wit |