The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 11, 1926, Page 7

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1926. r GOVERNMENT Patrol Inspector- Guards needed frequently for Cana- dian and other bordets, $1680 year- ly. Particulars free. Write Os- ment 3-P, St, Louis, Mo. immediate- MEN AN! barbers in great demand at good wages. Short time required. ‘atalog fre ole: a College, Fargo, N. D. Estab, ‘D—Farmer or Farmer's son or man to travel in country, Steady work, good profits. McConnon and Co., Dept. © 252, Winona, Mt WANTED—A first cla: ind tailor. Write Tribune Ad. No. 73. _____FEMALE HELP WANTED ., LADIES—Gild cards, we pay hundred. Beginners opportunity. No selling. Addressed enveiope brings particulars. Universal Card, North State St., Room 701, Chi- Br — ~— WOMEN—Make money sewing bung- alow aprons, children’s dresses. Ma- terials cut, instructions furnished. Experience — unnecessary. Write Henry Manufacturing Co., 104 Fifth Avenue, New York City. oe LADIES—We pay $25 hundred gilding rds. Opportunity for beginners. addressed envelope Hudson Card, LADIES we pay $32.00 per 100,to Gild Greeting Cards, free particulars for addressed envelope. Yorkville Card Dept. KD 864 Lexington Ave., N. Y. WORK AT HUME—$6 a dozen making rfs. Experience unnecessary, No Canvassing, Particulars for stamp. Linnit Service Ine, 191, Lynn, _ Mass. i eee WANTED—Giri for general house- work, Must be competent. Apply 328 Third stfeet or Phone 551. » WANTED—Experienced girl for gen- eral housework. Call at 201 First street afternoons, xd WANTED—Waitress af wants local representative immed- iately. Offers 5 tube console and table models at low prices and on FREE TRIAL. Competition elimin- ated because we take old sets in trade. Big season NOW. Opp “tunity to make large profits qui No stock to curry, No keowledge of 1 required—simply _demon- strate and take orders. Write at nce for remarkable demonstrator offer. PREMIER ELECTRIC CO. 99C Premier Bldg. Grace St. and Ravenswood Ave., Chicago. Vv EI DN nm wi mn and industry, to distribute Rawleigh’s Household Products to steady users. Fine oj enings near you. We train and help you so you can make up to $100 a week or more, No experience nece sary. Pleasant, profitable, digni- fied work. Write ‘today. W. T. Rawleigh Co., Dept. N D 353, Min- DIRECT factory agent, this county- 100 store route. No selling. Just distribute and collect. nnecessary, Should net salary $70.00 weekly. Write Tribune No. is Lost (0 top and tip combined with a lavén- der color. Finder please phone 946-LW or call at Apartment 165, Business College for reward. _ LOST—A package containing a pair of glasses, check book and other small articles between Richmond, Bootery and postoffice. Finder please Phone 436. eee LOST—A gold Wahl eversharp pencil. F. E. K. initiais on it. call at Tribune office No. 90, FARM LANDS FOR SALE—A quarter section of under cultivation, $30.00 per a Hugh Brown Place, Boyd Township. r sale: A house located in Bi reasonable, Inquire Mi Experience] FOR For reward | } 3 insertions, 25 words or 1 week, ar Saseces wee 1.25 Ads over 25 words, 2c addi- word per CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 65 Cents Per Inch All classified ads are cash in advance. Copy should be received by 12 o'clock to in-_ sure insertion same day. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 382 Pa AUTOMOBILES DEPENDABLE USED CAxs JUST BEFORE taking inventory we offer our greatest price teductions in Dependable Used Cars. Our in- ventory is taken in December so you can buy tight now, Guaranteed Used Cats at prices about 20 per cent lower than in the spring. Come in to our special Used Car Sal room and see the bargains we offe: Overland Sedan; Dodge Coupe; Ford Tourin, Chevrolet Panel Truck; Dodge Special Leather Se. dan; Dodge Touring. Kasy Pay- ments. \ M. B. GILMAN CO, Bismarck. FOR SALE—Edison phonograph and records, two beautiful leather up- holstered chairs, cut glass, hand embroidered linen, floor lamp, elec- trical appliances, pictures and oth- er household fixtures. This is all new goods which has never been used and is suitable for Christmas gifts. Phone 737R or call 408 West Rosser streot. FOR SALE—Kitchen Cabinet, er, bed complete, chiffonier, six chairs, kitchen table, brary table, cot, rocking chair, baby buggy, high chair, phonograph and records,| ironing board and baby bed. Call at 210 Twelfth street. Christ Free. ‘OR SALE—Furniture. ving room, dining room and bed room suites in mahogany. Ricker sun parlor table and chairs, vacuum cleaner, rugs and other household articles. Phone 458 or call 20 Ave. B. West. FOR SALE—imported piece French sitting room set in very , 800d condition, suitable for apart- ment, Will sell for a reasonable price. Apply phone 687-W or 501. F sALE—One book case, 1 writ- ing desk, 1 dining room set, 1 dav- enport, 1 bed complete, rugs, pie- tures, canned fruit, 6 chairs, Call 306 Eighth street. ‘ountain Pen, Gold} 1 one large heating stove and other heusehold articl Phone §98-LM or call at 1202 South Bowen St. oa beds complete, one library table, rocker, sanitary couch and child’s art desk. Call at 519) Sixth street or phone 730, FOR SALE—Household goods and Ford Touring car. Quick sale, cash only. Call 409 First street. LE—Baby buggy ai iron cot, Call Frank Orchard, Phone 366: FOR SALE—Half or whole interest in centrally located retail grocery doing $50,000 business per year. Want more capital to increase busi- ness still more, F. E. Young. AUTOMOBILE REFINISHING WE NOW have ail necessary equiy-|. ment for first class. Duco and Luc- quer Automobile refinishing. At’ Present ‘we have on our floor for your inspection one autdémobile which we have just reDucoed. NOW, It is not essential that. you have the cash for such a job. We will paint your car and let you pay for it in small monthly’ payments. COME IN and let us give you our prices and terms, or call us and we will look yout ¢at over and make you a price and terms which will meet with your approval. All Work Guaranteed DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO., IN | Oldsmobile Sales and Rérvice | BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, | Phone 428 ..., 218 Main’ st.! Open Evenings Until 6 FOR SALE — VE ROOM modérh bunkalow, year old, built for a home, full basement, east front, close to schools, $' cash, balance $50 per month, $621 FOUR ROOM complete stucco bun; low, brand new, built for a home, can arrange very reasonable terms, 100. $38 FIVE ROOM cottage, east front, Eleventh strect, water’ and lights,| walled cellar, good condition, $2100, FIVE ROOM cottage, Twelfth street, bath, garage, easy terms, $3000. SIX ROOM house, hot water heat, fully modern, east front, garage, FI $4000, TWO MODERN houses, right down town, Al condition, income of $100 per month can be obtained, very eaby terms at $7260, INSURANCE—Fire, tornado, automo- bile written in reliable companies. DO YOUR REAL ESTATE business with the one man in town who is doing more advertising for Bis- marck and the entire surrounding territory than the rest of this com- munity together. E. YOUNG. HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT—Five room house, mod- ern except heat. No. 320. Third Sten Rent $30. Harvey Harris Co. FOR RENT—Six room house, modern except heat. No, 216 Second street. Rent $30 per month. Harvey Harris & C FOR RENT—A four room mode house at 115 Mandan Ave. Posses- sion at once. Inquire at 924 Fourth street. Sidney Smith. FOR RENT—A modern furnished 4 room bungalow with garage. Call at 503 Fourteenth street. FOR SALE—Choice imported German Rollers, German Chappers and, Hartz Mountain, singers, ages, seeds, treats, ete. Phone! 115J. Jacob Bull, Dickinson, N.. Dak, Box 728, WANTED—Eight brood sows Duroc Reds from 175 to 200 pounds. Will * pay good price for good quality. D. ¢ is, Bismarck, N. D., or N. id Ne 5 Will sell cheap if taken at onee. Full equipment with receiver. Call at Will's Seed Store during working hour: FOR RI room. May be used as or suitable for other purposes. Out- side entrance. Inquire 510: Broad- way. ee Pies FOR SALE—Two cows, will be fresh soon. Also one German police dog. Call first house east of Country, Club, or write box 191, ~ | SALESMEN NEXT YEAR 18 OUR FORTIETH ANNIVERBARY iti ‘the inanufae- ture of an exclusive line of high class, quick selling _ advertising erim, including art calendars, celluliod and leathét: specialties. We have now in prepafetion sam- ples for our next big selling sea- ; On, opehing December 27th, i whtfch represent the last word both in quality and values, Sev- eral choite territorial assign- ments available for experienced, capable salesmen seeking per- manent full time connection. Weekly remittances against a liberal commission schedule. Full allowance for mail ahd repeat orders. Our comimercial rating is Aa-Al. For preferred ntten- tion please give age, busincss cx- perience and references in first letter. THE AMERICAN ART WORKS, Coshocton, Ohio NDY SALESMAN—A large ma facturer, catering to the nu- retail trade with a complete and guaran-|, Teed line of quality candies at pop- ular prices, has an excellent terri- tory for an experienced salesman, who through ‘his past connections has identified himself as a volume pfoducer. Must have car to cover territory which will be assigned immediately after January 1st. This is an excellent opportunity for a man who will work conscientiously for results. Give full details in first letter outlining your selling \ experience. All replies treated con fidentially. Write Tribune No. 92. SALEBMEN—Bulia yourself a per- manent paying business with a chance for advancement by selling, Singer Sewing Machines. Exper- jence not necessary, we teach you. Splendid opportunity to man car. Write Singer Sewing Machine Company, Bismarck, North Dakota. ESM! you vel by auto, we have a good commission proposi- tion for you. Our line of laces, ladies neckwear, ‘handkerchiefs trimmings, ready Jan. 1 for stores in smaller towns. Write full par- Kristall Co. 160 Fifth MAN WE PAY YOU WELL—Hardenburg’s ather goods, diaries, calendars, advertising specialties; big com- missions, Hardenburg & C: 861, Blizabeth Ave., Linden, N. LIGHTNING strango battery com- pound. Charges dis: ‘ged batter- ies instantly. Eliminates old method entirely, Gallon free to Ford _ Batteries $6.20. n. freezing. No evaporation, c! better than alcohol. ter seller to filling stations, jes. Gallon free, Antifreeze 1. Minn. AUTO RADIATOR shutter new pi tent. Retails $1.50, $20 daily easy. Write for sample. Jones, 802 N. Clark, Chicago, BIG com, and weekly salary, reliable house. Guarantee satisfaction or money back. New Special Co. Ce- dar Rapids, Th T WANT a alesman to represent.a national advertised con- cern. Territory developed. Write Box 651. gar- Co., blankets, and nurses’ uniforms, a specialty. Also family washings taken. call and deliver, Marguerit Bul- ten’s Home Laundry, 31 Ave. A, cor- ner of Mandan Ave. Phone 1017. Lattimorelle here at 416 Fourth St. Reading hours: 2 to & and 7 to 10, Helps find lost articles. See her today. FOR SALE—Fur cap and fur lined coat. At your own price, Call at, 218 Second street. ‘i WANTED—Maternity cases with good care. Call at 604 Ninth street. Mrs. ~Tdhn’ G. Dixon: ~~ K FOR RENT—Furnished modern sleep.- 0 | make living for children, Wants to shing at-hér Home and clean- ing house‘at your home. Phone 786-W or call at 404 Ave. B. NTED—Any aM ea Ci FOR RENT—Modern bungalow apt. four rooms, light; heat, water fur- _ Nihed and heated ‘gatage, hot wa- ter heat, gas stove and kitchen cab- inet. Phone 842) Call at 624 . Tenth strect. FOR RENT—Two room well Turnish- ed apartment for light housek p> ing. Two closets, Call at 411 Fifth street or Phone 273. Haz_.aurst| __ Apartments. FOR RENT—Furnisheu or unfurnish- ed newly decorated city heated dada College Bldg. Phone Furnished apartments} for light housekceping, 620 Sixth i PI 320-W. Mrs. Rohrer, "mened aent: em 2.ound firor, Also f le: A} avofold. “ell at 980 Fourth street. SOMELY furnished 3 room mod- ern apartment on first floor. Choice location. Harvey Harris & Co. ited fur- The Laurain Phone 30: TT pleasant Team | Toom all furnished for light house-} keeping in modern home. Close to hospitals and high school. Suitable for nurses or school girls, Phone 357-W. FOR RENT—Three cican rooms for light housekeeping, modern ‘house, nicely furnished. 1100 Broadway, corner Eleventh street. Phone 129-W, FOR RENT—Desirable room in mod: ern home, hot water heat, one block from postoffice. Also Round Oak Range for sale. Phone 932-R. 305 Third street. | hous usiness! Large closet, Fifth street. | eping room on ground floor connected with bath. Close in and reasonable. Call at 2 rst street. Phone 1096-R, JUST WHAT you working © \ looking for. Two light housekeep- ing rooms right down town. Cheap. Lal 3 x h street. FOR RENT newly ‘orated completely furnished room for light housekeeping. Near school. Call at 8 Rosser. Phone 525-W. FOR RENT—Large nicely furnished warm room, suitable for one or two, in modern home. Phone 6045 or i ROOM FOR RENT—Nicely-furnished room in strictly modern home for one er two. Call at 702 Seventh __Street or Phone 357-M. FOR RENT—Clean warm sleo rooms in modern home, may be used| ht housekeeping rooms, Call 406 Eighth street. FOR RENT—One large furnished sleeping room, warm and pleasant. ‘all at 321 Eighth street or Phone 36-M. FOR RENT—Two large rooms nished for light housekeeping. Phone 643W or call at 924 Fourth street, FOR RENT—Good sized front room with closet and kitchenette. Well ol ed 411 Fifth street. Phone R RENT—Large clean furnished light housekeeping rooms. Phone 132-W or call at 622 Third street. ig room. Call at 317 Eighth St. __or Phone 236-R, ROOMS FOR RENT—With” board. Call at 309 Eighth street. Phone 8344, ‘a desert was once a dense forest inhabited by a thriving race of people, according to a Uni- versity of Chicago professor. Prisoners in Chicago jails are de- ae the privilege of weuring veck- ties. 4..BOY BEA IN A BIG NOLS RisK7. Oven meas! SS ~ \HAS BETTER SUPPORT _| prices; clos WHEAT TAKES _ NEW DOWNTURN Market Influenced By Lower Liverpool Quotations, Fine | Argentine Weather Chicago, Dee, 11—()—With ex. port demand for North American wheat today inactive and with fine harvest weather in Argentina, wheat | here showed a downward tuend today. Besides Liverpool was lower than| due. Argentina and Russia were said | to be pressing sales abroad freely,| but on the other hand, late strength | of corn acted as a counter balance, | Argentine government figures fail- | ed to strengthen wheat here in the! face of optimistic unofficial advices | that yields in the central distri Argentina were promising to surpass | xpectations. Considerable notice w the fact that although the official crop reports indicated an exportable surplus in Argentina much less than estimates from Brit- ish sour bushels, Argentine | is an increase of 24,000,000 over last year. It was further point-| 5.75 ed out that the Australian export-| able surplus is also much larger than ® year ago. Wheat closed unsettleda at the same as yesterday's finish to % cent lower, corn 14 to 14 cent up, oats at “4 cent decline to % cent bain and provisions unchanged to 20 cents down, MINNEAPOLIS MARKET Minneapolis, Dee, 11—()—Moder- ate recove ved a further de- cline in Lower cables | and bearish ‘n hemisphere crop estimates gave the market a weak start, but after several days of isging pri » better support was in evidence, Close was % to % cent lower, Oats futures were steady to'4 cent lower. May rye broke 1% cents with wheat and finished one cent lewer. May barley was easy earl: and recovered, closing st seed futures were quict i Cash wheat demand — continued quiet and the market undertone was easy. i Corn offerings were larger and trading basis was lower. Oats were in moderate supply with demand fair. Kye -was steady, Barley offerings were small. Flaxseed was unchan \ . S. D. of AL) ~-Hogs 5,500; generaly steady to 10] cents lower Friday's best at full decline; top 11. bulk desirable hogs 170 to 270 pounds 11.65@11.80; few loads; medium grade offerings 11.40@11.60; most packing sows 10.65@11.10; few lightweights 11 ly one outlet to pigs; 11.50 shippers took 3,000; over 2,000; heavyw 11.85; = medium 1140@ 11.80; light li packin s 10.400 pigs 11, Cattle 40@11, slaug! ight 11, 1 ompared with week ago, fed ings 50 cents highe top 14.00 being 80 cents up; ma-! tured steers steady, 25 lower; k scaling over 1,400 pounds off m trade decidedly on weight bas spread between yearlings and hen ies widest of the year; carly decline on heavies mostly regained at cl Christmas demand a stimulant to choice yearling trade; good to choice light heifers up.in line with year- ling steers; bett¥r she stock mostly steady; bulls and stockers and feed- HAVE TO SAY? | an i | | the amount, 141,800,000 | s MARKET By Associated Press Leased Wire Close Close Yesterday Year Ago 1.684 1 higher; choice shipper vealers light kind 50 cents to 1.00 lower; extreme top 1 871 pound steers 1 not many heavies above 9.7! 's bulk prices follow: ers 8.40@10.75; earli cows 4.65@ all cutters veal calves 10.00@11 stockers 6 Sheep feeders and few fresh re- ale for week, 52,00 direct, s from feeding stations; ng classes mostly to 50 cents steady weste: fat yearling wethers fat ewes 6.5 feeding lambs 3 bulk prices: Fat wooled lambs fat clipped lambs 10.50 culls 8. 00; fat year- 3 fat ewes 3 feeding lambs 11.50@12.00, STOCK MARKET CLOSES STEADY Profit Taking Impedes Up- ward Movement, But Sell- ing Is Well Absorbed New York, Dec. 1 profit taking by prof following five consecutive days of prices, impeded the re- sumption of the upward movement in brief stock market. In the » however, the selling was well bed, a number of issue: to five points above 50; 1—@)—Heavy sional traders, one final. While professionals continue to dominate trading, public interest is reported to be gradually inereasing, particularly in stocks of proven ii vestment value. Reports of unusual ly heavy retail holitlay trade, the ening of a presidential decree re stricting th ¢ of the Cuban sugar rop, and rel; I helped to create bullish m. South Porto Rican and Great We: ern led the advance in the su; group, each moving up over three points to new high year, Case Threshing Machine was bid up nearly five points on rumors that the stock would be placed on a enthu- s|dividend basis and then split Texas and Eastern coalers continued to lead the advance in the railroad group. Weakness cropped out in the motors, Mack Trucks 11 eral Motors offered fairly good re- sistance to selling pressure as did most of the other standard indus- trials, The closing was steady. Total sales approximated 750,000 shares, SO, ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Dee. 11—)—The fat lamb market as well as the gen- cattle market was steady to un- evenly 25 cents higher, while the hog market ruled weak to 10 cents low- er, says the weekly review of the United States department of agricul- tude today. Steer offerings consisted mostly of warmed up material and sold from 7.00 to 8.00, while two cats of year- ling heifers sold at 8.00 and 10.25. Butk of the she stock cashed at 4.50 @5.50 for cows and 5.50 to 6.75 for ifers, All cutters sold at 3.50@ 5; strongweights up to 4.00. Bulls { cleared largely at 5.00@5.75, for med- By Blosser turkeys 34; reosters 18%; ducks 29 5k 800@825 ‘a barrel in 98-pound cot-| Bpelts, per ium grades and up to 6.25 for good heavies, Stockers and feeders sold at 5.25 to 6.50 mostly. Bulk of the food light vealers cashed at 9.75@ 10.00, choice kinds 10.50. Bulk of the butchers and light hogs sold at 11.40@11.50, with bulk of the packing sows at 10.50, some 10.26. Most of the desirable pigs clepred at 12.00 or steady with a week ago. Best western lambs sold at 12.75 Friday, with West natives at 12.50, the bulk selling at these prices. Yearling wethers cashed from 8.00@ 10.60, Fat ewes cashed at 4,00@6.25 mostly. Range feeding lambs have sold duting the week from 11,00 to 12.00. y PEE EEE CHICAGO POULTRY . CRicago, Dec. 11—()—Poultry steady; receipts four cars; 18@24%; springs 18@22's; @22; geesel7@18: MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR is, ton. sacks; shipments 45,854 barrels, Bran 2600. —_— PARGO LIVESTOCK Fargo, N, D., Dee, 11—@)—l CHICAGO RANGE Dec. 11 levels for the|) S | FINANGIAL | -NEWs Open igh ¢ Lew “Close 1.31% 74% 82% 85% 74% BI, BBG Ads ATH AB ABMs AD ABM BON 98% B54 8% ‘94% 96% 12.05 12.07 13.26 13.30 1.00 and 10,00; packers 9.75@ over 11.1 10.50. Sheep top lambs lambs 8.50@9.60; cull lambs 00; light ewes 5,006.00; y es 4,00@5.00; cull ewes 1.00 00; bucks 3.00@4.00. DULUTH RANGE Duluth, Dec. 11—) Open High Low Close 10.50@ 11.50; burum— Dee. May Rye— May Flax— Dec. May 23% 93 CHICAGO GRAIN Chicago, Dee. 11—@)—Cash wheat No, 2 red 1.88%; No. 2 hard 1.40%. ‘orn No, 2 mixed 76%@T7; No. ¢ yellow 78. Oats No. white 46@47%. Not quoted. white 50@53; No. 3 EAPOLIS RANGE Dee. 11 Open High Low 1.38 1.40% 1.38 141 18h lal 87% Th; BT Mts 3 compared to 1 northern northern spring, %wal4si%s; good ordinary to No. 1 hard No. 1 dark track 1.391% @ 3916 to choice 1.41 good 1.40 spring 1.41'% hard Montana on 42; to arrive 1.40% 5 Dee. Corn No. 3 yellow Oats No. 3 white Barley 50@69, Rye No, 2, 8912 @93'2. Flax No, 1, 2.19@2.29. SHICAGO PRODUCE Dec. 11—(#)—Butter un- receipts 6,926 tubs. unchanged. Receipts Chica change Eggs cases, | GRAIN REVIEW | Minneapolis, Dee. 11.--)—Grain markets showed little activity during the week, with wheat finishing lower but the coarse grains holding steady, says the weekly statement issued to- day by the United States department of agriculture. Wheat was mostly slow and quiet and toward the close prices were somewhat depressed owing to more favorable Argentine news, unimport- ant export demand, lack of force to the domestic cash demand and gener- ally narrow trading interest. The cash market was quiet. De- mand was scattered and even the light offerings met with little competition. Cash durum continued to gain strength and premiums were again advanced. Corn, although subjected to some profit taking in the pit, remained steady, Oats were firm and showed inde- pendent strength. December deliver- ies were well absorbed. May oats advanced % cent, closing at 46%. Barley was quiet but firm. Cash offerings were even smaller tham last week and demand was good. Rye was fractionally lower but showed relatively more strength than wheat. Flax held barely steady. December declined *% cent closing at 2.18%.. ————_—_—_+_— BISMARCK. GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Bismarck, Dee. 11 1 dark northern No. 1 northern spring. No. 1 amber durum No. 1 mixed durum No. 1 3,092 No, cwt