The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1926, Page 7

iT iy TOR—Guards needed fre for Canadian and: othe: Hod ae iam Linke naa ile rite, Ozmen it. Lou! : mediatel & ‘MEN AND | WOMEN, barbers in great demand at good wages. Short time required. Catalog free, Moler Barber College, Fargo, $< 'D. Estab, 189% AN A'NO. 1 mechanic wanted at onc See Wm. Klein, Shop Forman, Capi- 4 Chevrolet Co. = BY WANTED—A first ciass all around ANTED—Respon: for child during the day, good wages and pleasant surroundings. Write Tribune No. 76. H Mrite box 452, Biam ‘WANTED—Girl for generat hous: work, 702 Fourth street. WORK W. ep HIGH SCHOOL “girl 7s anxious to find nice place to'work for room and board_.30 a8 $0 continue school. Please phone 415M after 4:00 p. m. APARTMENTS -*" PARTLY turnisb-* --A fu’ 1 “ee eeP ec "A FOR Puni—Nieo steam heated fur-'- rished apertments. The Laurain sated. Ep 03, ‘wo apt. in modern home. 520 Seventh t 2 rooms and WURNITURE POR GALE FOR” SALE—Two -beds, ‘dressers and other household goods too num- | erous to “mention at 602 ‘ street. Phone 842R. ' FOR SALE—Complete -set of furni-| ti e for an apartment in the Rose! apartment. Phone 852. DRESSMAKING sified A HONE CLASSIFIED. DISPLAY | RATES All classified ads are cash in advance. Copy should be received by 12 o'clock to in- insertion same day. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE DEPENDABLE USED CARS VISIT OUR USED CAR SALESRO' iM ‘We display our Used Cars. fit as we do our new because we! they are targains that] Wee’ duplicated ywhere| Ford Coupe; 3 Dodge Sedan; ‘Coupe; Chevrolet Panel” Trucks Dodge Special Touring; Overlan Light De ivery. All late models at low prices. Easy time payments. M. B. GILMAN CO. Biomarck. CAPITAL CHEVROLET COMPANY'S used car Het for this week.’ Nearly new Chevrolet sedan, slightly used Oakland touring with<ful winter top, 1923 Chevrolet sedan, ducoed and overhauled, 3 Ford tourings with inclosures, 1925. Ford coupe, ready to go, Hupmobile touring with winter top, Studebaker .tour- ing, Dodge touring, Ford truck with transmission cab and box. Terms. Capitat Chevrolet C > FOR SALE—Ohio Electric cat, in per- fect running condition. Will sell at great sacrifice. Phone 26 or 220W. Mrs. P. C. Remington, WANTRD--Generai iking, in- cluding mending and making men’s; 45. Thayer or Phone k and Miss Mar- ING of all kinds, Reas ill go out, Call 624M. board, also Phone 834J. 309 sedie|| with boarders. Foomy ht housekeeping rooms | and closet. Also for desk. Call at 622 Phone 13: ee FOR RENT—Rooms which may be, used for light housekeeping if de-' sired. ritcn street. FOR REN’ keeping furnished with pant sale a wri sees a ro fi Tooms, also two heat. Inquire d hor ingle ad sleeping room on first floor in all mdern| home. Call at 211 Thayer or Phone 923k. Sen Bees FOR RENT—Two rooms well fur- nished for light _ housekeeping. Close in, 708 Main St. Phone 342. FOR RENT—Modern furnished room 4 bl from postoffice, Call at B. Phone 8741 ! R RENT—A warm furnis in modern home. Call at’41' t or Phone 952W.” FOR RENT—Sleeping rooms in mod. crn home, Phone 2868 or call at 317 Eighth street. _ i ak FOR RENT—A large room for light housekeeping or sleeping. Call at 619 Front Ste ! \d room 7 Fifth Phone 597R or call ‘at ae ee FOR SALE—One ment truck tank $66. week. Service very reason- Phone 734K, Joe Eisele. _ SALI large heating stove in god condition. Phone 329W or| call _at 620 Sixth street. PERSONAL PALMIST and Phrenologist. Madam Lattimorelle here at 416 Fourth St. Reading hours: 2 to 5 and 7 to 16, Helps find lost articles. See her today. LES nd hemorrhoids cvred with- out ife. Small cost. ‘Write for particulars. Fargo Sanitarium, Far- ~80,_N. D. pice ee LOST—Fifteen ~~ jewel gold wrist watch. Given as a remembrance. Reward given. Finder return to Room 4 above 57 taxi. FOR RENT—A newly modern nished house and also two unfurnished ‘houses. South Ninth street of Phone 783LR, fui small FOR RENT—A five room modern bungalow. Call at 821 First street or Phone 512M oe FOR RENT—Six room ished house. Call at 413 Raymond street. FOR RENT—Good furnish * Phone 485M. ed rooms, 1 Phone 942K. FOR RENT—Six room duplex. Call 6otwe. Call at 503) ‘AGENTS WANTED BETTY B AGENTS dont make mil- lions, bus they e bi perch oe only = riible, just * ‘at 5 na | nel * for territory in. North Dakota. Ww ‘TO BUY , IF y hai ‘good nobby looking 6 or 7 toom rn house or one that may “be “ 80 for sale at a Bargain, comm inicate ‘with Tribune CAPITOL THEATRE “Three Bad Men,” an _, inspired, screen sto! mantic periods: iti the history .of American empire ‘building, dealing with the renin of the :nany mil- lions of acres of Indian .and to the white men, will be the feature event which will appear at the Capitol aneatse for three. days eommencing Bad Men” will:stagger by mynelty 4 ite theme and: the ts ap th i. roduetion. | Over / 15,000 people appear'in some of the hes, depicting the never-to-be-for- invasion,of the. Dakotas. “oxen, dogs, “eattte, ind other: vehicles, includii sdrre; Mela ela _ prairie schooners, run frito the’ thousands, The huge sets reach. proportions where mere se become meaningless. . ‘h notable J. e cast includes the Farrell MacDonald, Tom Santachi and Frank Campeau in the roles of the “rascally three,” who will win the plaudits of the world by their characterizatign of this strangely assorted trio.' George O’Brien and Olive Borden play the pioncer lov- ers, supported such wellknown character actors ag Alec Francis, Otis Harlan, ‘Low Teltegen ‘and Jay Hunt, ELTINGE THEATRE “Most golfers play too seriously,” according to Eddic Cantor, ge comedy star who will be seen fo’ the last times .at the. Eltinge to- night in his. first ‘mtotion ere starring role in “Kid Boots.” “Golf is no longer an old man's game,” Cantor points out. “With golf clubs dotting the, countryside, and young and. old throwing them: selves into the game with utter abandon, it’s time to insert a. little mirth into the game,” .says he. By way of edificatior incorporated a few of his: best ideas n the funny “side of the game in ‘Kid Boots.” Clara Bow appears op- posite Cantor in reen version of Florenz Ziegfeld’s' success. The featured cast * ineludes Lawrence Gray and Billie Dove.’ * a Al aech reg fo Tharsdad,, the inge features “Syncopating. Sue’ with Corinne Griffith al wh: icated, slang-slinging, pi ing song plugger iw a y music shop. Tom: Moore also’ appears ‘in. this comedy drama entertain- ment. — SAILS. IT ALONE Qslo-vA. Norwegian seaman recent- ly crossed the North Sea alone in an open sailing boat:25 feet long. When he was out two days the boat n to leak, and for eight days the sailor| had to bail out the vessel every three hours. aeaiab STEELE BANK CLOSES Steele, N. D., Nov, 23,—The First National bank, the only one here, was closed by the board of directors be- ‘cause of i The in good | posi a: plained that on hand and that the closing of the bank was a step to protect depot from a possible run. There is no great excitement here, depositors: hav- ing full confidence in the institu- tion's management. ri $5 AOE, New Yor! kins, 45, was "just crazy” for a smoke. She was in the subway, but it didn’t matter, so she lit up. eral girls objected and Sarah told them there were other depths beyond Ht jubway whence they could betak di dei selv But Sagab landed in the Hi for wirty lepths of days—disor- ly conduct. “~“* * oi 7 Be SMOKED “TONICUT= 2 THINK THAT'S AWFUL ~iT.cosT me CEnTs of one of the most To-| Th Eddic has] q Market Affected By Selling: on Part of Houses With Northwest Connections Chicago, Nov. | 23—V)—Reports that the Canadian National ‘railroad! is restricting the movement of wheat had a bearish effect on w prices today, especially, in (ic .ate dealings. @ restriction was ascribed to very large stocks ut the head of the lak and to inability to get cars unloaded. Seasonable weather in Argentina tended also to turn wheat prices downgrade, and so likewise did a Rouncement of 7,282,000 bushels ime fase of the world stock of whe: Wheat closed unsettled 7% to 1 ;eents net lower, corn at ‘4 cent of to %% cent’ up, oats % ye cent down, and provisions varying from 25 cents decline to five cents ade vance, ; 4-In some quarters, wheat selling here t ay for northwest account ‘Was associated with word from Win- nipey that a Canadian had been authorized nds are not met with, i also given of 3,148,000 bushels increase of the Canadian wheat visible suj jarge offers of Argentine mand there for Canadian. yOne of the largest traders in corn attracted attention today with a being paid to apparent large stock: of old corn. He sai new crop is a thorough disappoint- ment, that the corn belt is now well covered with snow and that unlegs warm weather sets. in mediately be small. corn in Chicago to be the scantiest the trade has seen in many years. FUTURES ERRATIC ON MINNEAPOLIS MARKET Minneapolis, Nov. futures covered ari erratic price Tange today, numerous weak and trong turns ulternatine with a dip toward the close of the session. December barley Rye futures were ic with a narrow range. Flaxseed futures eased half cent and held without much comeback. Cash wheat offerings were light and demand was indifferent except for quality wanted by individual buyers, Lightweight, weather dam- aged, and heating sorts, were very slow... pempee for good wheat was fair to good. Winter wheat’ was steady to firm, choice wanted. Durum was in light, supply with practically no choice offered. Corn was quiet and firm. Oats were sluggish. Rye was firm. Barley was steady. Flax was in good demand. 80, ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Nov. 23—(U. 8. D. of A.)—Cattle 3,100; market slow opening ‘steady on killing classes; quality generally plain; bulk steers and yearlings 6.256@7.50; few odd head offered up to 10.00; she stock mostly 4.25@6.25; cutters 3.50@: bulls 5.00@5. eavies up to stockers and fet¥@ers dull, weak; bi 5.00@6.25. Calves 2, vealers mostly higher good lights 8.75@9.00; bulk at latter price. Hogs 15,000; market opening weak to 26 lower than Monday; early sales butchers and lights 10.85@11.00; packing -sows mostly 9.50@9.75; bid- ding 11.50 pigs; average cost Mon- day 11.11; weight 196. Sheep 1,500; market opening fully steady; carly sales better grades fat roy 13.00@11.10; -fat ewes 4.00@ 5.25. ke 5 CHICAGO Chicago, Nov. 2: —Hogs 4 5 10 to 15 cents lower 11,78 LIVESTOCK 3—(U. 8, D. of rket ly a r than Mon paid for several pound choice 260° to 280 ‘bulk 240 poands’déwn 11.40 statement that’ too much notice 4s! id the unhusked} ! | { | the first run of new corn is going to! @ He expects the receipts of | bul ~|o Wheat— Dee. May July Corn— Dee. ANCIAL NEWS Ch Ch Ren : aun teow 140 By ey ry aS, % Be 80% 97 A070 455% 91% 984% 9744 7 11.90 14.25 MoO 11,97 12.12 14.40 16.50 @11.65; big operators“ now_bidd: 10 to 15 cents lower than Monday’s| cquipments, close or largely »11.40@11.60; most average weight 340 to'Car, each ounds; selected pigs upward to heavy weight medium 11.35@11.1 light light “11: ing ‘sows 10.00 ing sows 10.00@10.5 400 11.7% 1.65; 11.25@11.71 Cattle steers 25 cent: ly | shippers ne spots highe wheat at Liverpool with little de-jling of show commercial loads ow; Bas 14,000: atock ‘steady to strong; es sharing yearling ad- other classes about steady; bulls slow, weak. Sheep oper 0 mostl; weights” around 6.7: lambs steady to weak at 1 sold 5: WORK UPWARD. Series of’ Bullish Demonstra-' tions in Special Issues Is Market Feature w York, Nov. 23—(@)—Resump upward movement o sin today’s stock market was! featured by a series of bullish dem-! n in special issues, which | give promise to favorable dividend| jaction in the near detures: or hold ects of unusually heavy holi With only crease in brokers’ loans reported by the federal reserve bank last week, operators for the -rise saw nothing .|tion of the 18,000; ing about steady with Monday fed westerns to shippers early 13.50 13.65; holding choic fat lambs to packers 12.75@ holding fed round 12.25; culls sten ly; sheep 5.001 in the credit situ with prices. United States Steel an Motors continued buying support, but. Baldwin was in| s rather heavy suppl; reiteration of of a nearly real estate was contemplated. Rails also were in greater demand follow- ing the publication of a series of October earnings statements, making favorable comparison with the same! 3, month last Apprehei fi sale of it year, ni: ft uetee grade oth rietly ality 12.90 ther supply small; te over the pack-Jand Foundry, sales} brake and General climbing joints, strength of carly 2 1140@11.75; light 11.26@ merger reports. @11.78; pack- | hog: ernoon, and dozens fed) were er grades strong; , of strength. choice year- as si steers 10.75 igher low time. the geenral buying sumed broader | mercial solvents points and gi slow; fat lambs jonal Dairy and Total shares, Internatioal above 13.75 sales clipped lambs ay at 9,00G | unchanged; bulk 3 holding ‘choice! Open “Ht 13.15 No. sprin 1.37. white 7; Oats white Rye, | 3 white 41 jot quoted. Barley 55@75. Timothy seed Clover seed 2 Lard 11.92. Ribs 13.00 Bellies 15.25. 7. a slight in- northern 1.4244 ‘dark northern i General‘ dark northern e good|dark hard wi ‘ing 1 s a result of al witner 1: icial denials that! 1, the Philadelphia re Oats No. 4 Rye No. 2, 92%. Barley 64. earnings ion and dividend outlook for New York Canners and Moon Motors undoubt- edly inspired further li those stocks which sent them to new low levels for the year. On the other ) gana. Studebaker was marked up at lea: st two points final quotations and some of the other automotive shares moved up a Point or s “Heaviness of Baldwin idation of ings 171 roosters 18; 16@18. ‘above yesterday's : receipts 70 cars; on did not} very "slow, market dampen bullish enthu: American Westinghouse G4 Corn No. 2 yellow 3 mixed durum Corn No. 3 yellow 743%. receipts 2 -.. POTATOES Chicago, Noy. 23—(#)—Potatoes, U. S. shipments 371. cars; 4 | firsts 50@65 11,77 11.90 11.97 12.12 12.90 12.75 12.75 18.00 isiasm for other Brake Shoe Air- American Tank at least two the Inst named cing associated with unconfirmed _, Commercial solvent “B” extended @10.75; slaughter pigs its gain to cight points by carly aft: of other issues Pushed up a point or two. Cop- pers and oils presented ne Ww points trong, new high tablished by an ssortment of public utility and in- justrial issues in the final hour, as ‘movement as- Manita Sugar preferred, ‘Na- Proflucts, United Fruit Match Approximated 1,500,000 preferréd. e MINNEAPOLIS RANGE Nov. 23 igh Low Close 184 a2 86%, ey + 29% ABH: 43% 2.1545 224 Me % 63% 68 Sash wheat northern No. M@MA% ; No.4 7 RANGE OF CARLOT SALES i : Minneapolis, Nov. 23—(#)—Range ¢ fon to interfere of carlot grain sales their campaign ‘for higher, dark ‘s Wheat No. 1 @1,405 % ; ne 2 @ %@1.04 No. 1 hard durum Flax No. 1, 2.214,@2.24! sample grade 52 6A; No. cars; fowls 22; turkeys 20 ducks '@: track 400; total trading dull and weak; NICER FOR You.Yes! You'd SPEND IT" Wisconsin sacked round whites 2,26 |@- @2.40, occasional fancy shade high- er; ordinary 2.00@ sacked round whites 1@2. poor 2.00; Idaho sacked russets 2.70@ 2.00; poor 2.60. ie (Mercury readings at 7 a, m.) Bisinatck— ATH roads good, : : St. Cloud—-Cloudy, 22; rouds ‘good. Minot—Cloudy, 21; reads good. Jamestown—Partly cloudy, 16; _ roada rood. Mankato—Sleet. flurries, 21; roads : got: ae Winona---Cloudy, 10; roads fair. Fargo—Partly cloudy, 1 road Rood, | 'tibbing—Cloudy, 12; roads good. Duluth—Cloudy, 15; roads good, Mandan—Partly cloudy, 23; roads good, Grand Forks—Light snow night, cloudy, 18; roads good. : Rochester--Cloudy, 18; roads fair. Crookston—Cloudy, 18; snow dur- ing night; roads fair, i a5 Minneapolis, Nov, 23—(U. S. D. of A.)—Potatoe: Light wire inquiry, demand slow, market firm. Carload delivered sules, freight only deduct- ed, Minneapolis and St. Paul rate, sacked ewt, round whites, U. S. No. ; be abled graded, efw sales, most- CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicago, “Nov. 28—#)—Butter higher; receipts 9,288 tubs; creamery extras 50; standards 4: extra firsts 46@48; firsts 41@44; seconds a6@40. F Eggs higher; receipts 4,958 cases; sol ordinary firsts 42@49; refrigerator extr 34%; refrig- ye firsts ees : Cheese unchanged. z Devils 'Lake—Cloudy, rouds good. Halvor Steenerson Dies at Grand Forks Crookston, Minn, N ‘uncral services for Halvor Steene son, former congressman ninth district who died sudde yesterday at Grand Forks, N. be held here Friday. VAUDEVILLE at the Pal- ace will be shown on .Thurs- day beginnifig this week. All fall and winter hats at one-half nrice for cash only. — (Nielsen's Millinery. Fargo, N. D., Nov. 23—()—But- ter fat, churning sream 49; packing stock 24. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Minneapolis, Nov. 23—()—Flour 5@10 cents higher; in carload lots,! family patents quoted at 7.80@7.90 barrel in. 98-pound cotton shipments 40,625 barrels! Bran 24.00@24.50. TWO MINNESOTA BANKS CLOSED! St. Paul, Nov. 23—()—Two state banks with deposits totaling more than $800,000 were closed because of depleted reserves, A. J. Vogel, com- missioner of banks, announced ‘today. 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