The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 17, 1927, Page 7

1% THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1927 : Tribune Classified Advertisements PHONE 382 MALE HELP WANTED SREAT DEMAND for barbers at good ‘wages;.men or women. Short time required. Catalog fi Estab ae ‘Moter ‘Barber College, Fargo, SIX WEEKS OF COLD WEATHER 1) WHY NOT put your car up now for that refinishing job and be ready for spring when it comes? T us give you an estimate on your car free. WE show no favorites—Every car given the most expert care it is eas to obtain. ‘ee Perron Fr) 2 Torts, 3 z 3 Insertions FEMALE HELP WANTED _ EARN A weekly salary addressing o t envelopes at home in spare time. eeccccccccoece lB UR old car will look like new “ Fither sex. Fall particulars 25c]] 4 onal or when we refinish it for very little (coin), Address Box 1152, James- GRMEr -. ccs cccsecess, 28 money. 4 5 town, N._D. Ads over 25 words, 2c ad@- || WE also do first class body work \ tional ‘weed and fender repairing, ROOMS FOR RENT __ Lon MAKE your own terms—Pay by the t FOR RENT—Furnished navering|? CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ‘week or month. See us Now! room in modern home. Hot water heat. Also for sale: A breakfast: RATES DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO., INC. Oldsmobile Sales and Service. North Dakota. 215 Main St. set and other pieces of furniture. H Phone 619-W or call at 621 Sixth street. FOR RENT—Two small Bismarck, Phone 428 Copy yeni wasil 8:30. ing rooms, Also for sal received by 12 ‘yclock to in- Opening evenings stil ¢ ’ writer and fur lined coat. sure ion samé day. TIME AND MONEY SAVED j 218 Second street or Phone 832-J. $j FOR RENT—Three furnished rooms on ground floor. Also one sleeping room. No children. Call at 1002 Fourth strect or Phone 747-M. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 32 Expert Cylinder block honing and reboring done without taking mo- tor from the chassis, GUARANTEE! . That's what your after and we guarantee every job i FOR RENT—Large nicely furnished light we turn out. Rouaskeeping. ‘Phone S25-W or call FOR SALE PRICES!” Exceptionally low and on i at & Rosser. SIX ROOM, strictly modern house, a time payment basis if you wish. i 7 close in, plenty of room on lot for ‘TER PRICES still prevailing— FOR RENT—Newly decorated, mod- ern, light housekeeping rooms, f: nished. 124 Ave. A West. Call W, Call 428 for prompt service. DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO. INC. 215 Main Stret. another house; Al condition, nice lawn and trees, best neighborhood in city, $5700.00. FIVE ROOM, modern bungalow; spick 7} And span, clove in, only ATCO, Bismarek, N. Dak, FOR SALE—Three piece Kurpen over- P acealin cd Hisar tsi home, Phone 428 Open evenings to 8:30. Bo stuffed velour front room set, pungalow tee oe ae 9 x 12 Wilton rug, Brunswick phon-} 7 don't be ere is a better built | rE WHITER your bread, tho voor. cern e “Ged suring, ete, Phone] pygme, in the city; $3800.00. er you're dead. Visit the clinic of room set, bed, spring, ete. Phone] pyvE ROOM miseere bungalow, built Dr. MacLachlan, who cures by na- tural methods, mild vegetable rem- edies and scientific diet, no oper- ating. “A stitch in time saves nine” (in the abdomen), Room 6. Lucas Block. saan CHEAP feed for hogs and chickens, We charge 2c a piece for rabbit carcasses. Come and load up. Sam Sloven, care South Side Grocery; Opposite Standard Oil Co. Ware- 447-M or call at 512 Ninth _ FOR SALE—Elee table, chairs, daybed, brary table, beds, dressers, linoleum rug and baby cart. 408 Third st reet. for a home; owner leaving’ city, $4800. SEVEN ROOM house, hot water heat, a real bargain at $3850. I HAVEN'T a house on my list which FOR SALE—A victrola was built merely to sell, When you sanitary cot for $8.00. aie aoa oy ete cia you will get your si re money’s W ditto. cat O10 Hlghth street) CRDEN TRACTS—Spring is coming ee | soon and I have several small HOUSES AND FLATS tracts on the edge of the city which itz, Minneapolis, Tuesday, February Sth, between Person Court and N. cannot help but make a good profit.| FOR SALE—Three | c Jersey : INSURANCE—Fire, tornado, automo-| gilts weighing from 250 to 300 Ibs. P. Depot. Return to Tribune. Re-|""pite in good, old reliable companies} §}) fepisteted Nagel & Strutz, Bis- ward, with prompt oe satisfactory ser-} marck, N. D. Box 21. SALESMEN le Laban cgi FOR NATIONAL CASH Register in- SALESMEN WANTED — Territory| FE YOUNG. formation, | Call or rs, W. E. manager, salesman, salary, bonus, titzel, McKenzie Hot ismarck, commission agreement, Mr. Me- FOR_EXCRANGE N, D. FOR SALE, or trade for Bismases Afec, McKenzie hotel. case. FOR SALE—Eight foot show Al Pri resident or business property. \d $60.00. Inquire the Wedge, BABY CHICKS __| 1600 acre stock and. wheat ranch rek, N, Dak. VIGUROUS NORTHERN CHICKS—/ in Wibaux county, Montana, 640) co% RENT—Two garages at 623 That live and grow from certified farm flocks. Sixteen varieties. Rec- ord egg producers. 100 per cent live delivery, cat, free.—Caledonia acres under fence, about 175 acres, under cultivation, Fair buildings, Running water. No incumbrance. This ts one of the best stock Sixth street. Hatchery, Dept. B, Caledonia,! ranches in Eastern Montana, Will] _ Minn, give some one a good buy tte me BABY GHICKS—Highest quality,| Address C. W. Finkle, 215 Wash-| _ Hoskins or § oe BABY ng Lncls, fren catalog Hax:| ington Ave Bismarck, N. Dak, of| FOR BENT—Offico rooms at 408 vey Hatchery, Main street. Phone 495. see, N. D. call telephone No. 601. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE (20 MEN WORK His" ALL NIGHT TO RESCUE DOG ‘Animal Freed Early Today— Imprisoned After Chasing Fox Into Passageway Woodruff, S.C. Feb. 17.— “Ring,” a little dog held fast rocks in a narrow underground p: ageway for 110 hours, walked from his prison just before dawn and bounded into the arms of his master with tail wagging furiously. Twenty men, who through the night had worked with pick and shovel, paused expectantly while Willie Nel- son, 19, crawled into the passagewa at 3:45 a, m. Willie made his way 30 feet to where the dog was lodged and pulled the little animal free with an iron hook. As the dog bounded past Willie and out into the open, 20 hats went up and shouts split the countryside while F. V. Kelly, bachelor-farmer, gathered “Ring” in his arms and wrapped his overcoat about him. Kelley carried his pet home for some hot milk, the first meal for the dog since fast’ Thursday when he chased a fox into the passageway and became imprisoned. The fox was re- moved yesterday, dead. “Ring” had killed it. News of the rescue preceded the band into the dark, quiet little tow: Shafts of light framed neighbors who opened doors to hear the tidi (P)-- by “Ring,” a friend of the community, had become a popular concern in his predicament. The rescuers ¢ to gather at the scene of the rescue later in the da to pose for a motion picture camera man. OO | Temperature and |: | Road Conditions - ; ; Mesinnd aes FOR RENT—A seven. room modern] {oem St! at Feusonable Prise i EALE—Choice imported German Lee. house. Apply at Richholt's store.| pUtEDING LOTS—I have practically| "Wollers,, German Chappers and readings at 7 a mm) Lost every lot in the city which is for] Harts Mountain, also ive singers. d lear, elow; ads, Paci Sa SRnStN Th —-—] _ sale on my list, Cages, seeds, treats, etc. Phone) £000 01s ctoudy, 12: roads f LOST -Bifocal spectacles in soft] raRM LANDS—Some wonderful bar-| 115-J._ Jacob’ Bull, Dickinson, N.| St, Cloud Cloudy, 12: roads leather case marked E, B. Meyrow-| FARM LANDS Sone wonattich youl Dak. Box 728. Minot—Clear, 17 below; roads Jamestown—Clear, 7 below; fair, Mandan—Clear, good. Grand Forks—Clear, 4 below, roads fai row 3 below; roads roads ookston—-Clear, 10 below, fair. Fargo—Clear, 3 be w; roads fair Winona—Cloudy, roads fair. Devils Lake—Clear, 11 below; roads fair. Mankato—Cloudy, 30: roads fair. Rochester—Cloudy, 35; roads soft. Duluth—Partly cloudy, 15; reads good. a 5 Hibbing—Cloudy, 123 roads fair. APARTMENTS, _ FOR RENT—Four room unfurnished and partly furnished apartment. Possession March Ast. Phone 589-M. 410 3rd St, | THEY’RE ALL ALIKE iM MOVING THIs CEDAR Box No THE Foot of THE Bev—so when L IWANT AN EXTRA BLANKET, TL | CAN GET OT without DIGGING [IN A CORNER. TL Want | THINGS Ov, viveme Ty CAN FIND’EMS ec ohh Yoo og RS fc oo ee wy Ka Ay i SES twins DAT race” “omRNT® XO SAYS WE 19 Gu To 4 AW CAINT FIND IT ON DIS FY a et PAGE SEVEN | School Boy Commtis Suicide Elizabeth, Clagk McLisa Ke y was found dead in All Saints Epise pal church today. Police listed the death a suici after the janitor reported that he found gas jets in the church turned on and a quantity of poison near the body The youth was a student at Battin high school ‘here. Watches Stolen From Hotel Room ser Milwaukee, Feb. 17.—)—Police| gal Buys Canadian Wheat | 92t8,----- early today were questioning em- : Speltz, per ew ployes of the Wisconsin hotel here in an effort to obtain clews to the rob- bery last night of watches worth be- tween $25,000 and $35,000 from the room of Robert Herrman, Cincinnati, salesman for the Gruen Watch com- pany. Herrmon’s room on the fifth floor entered while Herrmon it to an upward id, he found the door had been the government hopes nce between R in charge ial service squadron in nd Dr. Juan B. Trade art up to la -|on_the mark ction leader, may i Prices ju ful solution of the civit war- | range of 4 » it feels further precautionary | Early top wa steps to provect American interests close. are necessary. ’ stages. Too Late To Classify jeasy. | Sprin| moisture ani FOR RENT—New modern six room| considerab! duplex with garage attached, locat-| trading b ed on pavement. Phone 626. 616) paid le: Ninth street. if of good ROOM FOR RE private home. Close in*near City 942-R. with Very r Park. board Ie| Winter. whe e| Durum* was cents. GRAIN LIVESTOCK © Chicago, Feb. 17. hesitating start, wheat soon showed Offerings were of only moderate volume, vi readily absorbed, the market ing annie from reports that! y bushels of Canadian f bought for Portugal. is was tention wheat continued Barley. was stead. Derives Firmness From Reports That Portu- trend today. was lifeless late in the et was slight. cents x Wheat showi d_ good protein better den hig to her. quali Poor nd to at stead anged to 1 steady 1 You WOMEN ARE ALWAYS MOVING TRINGS ovT of PLAC! Box ouT Here For? oe ay XOMY/ Fook 16 RUINED. Ke So AMAN CANT MOVE WiTHooT KILLING HimMoeLF ANY ONE PLACE CANLED ORMEAT" - TH ORIENT 1% TH! EAGT OF THE MEDITERKANEAN— TW HIMALAYAS —AND THA) ARCHIPELAGO THERE SEE MANILA , AN’ BANGKOK . AN! WHOLE 1/00 “Manas Pine SHAMAN SINGAPORE . An! FAR EAST-1N REGION ASIA SOUTH OF COLOMBO. AN aD Wr WHEAR XO DONT z .. AE. GROWED LOTS “WINK Me 32 SEE ALL DAT. a GROAN! WHAT SHOULD I GROAN WHEAT SHOWS UPWARD TREND -P)—Despite a starting unchanged to '< cent off, firmness prevailed in wheat to- from the | session. Ne was mildly bullish and the pr by May flaxseed was dull ani ng was in and and th Buy weight and wheat down to 55 pounds aws highe dem dra strong mildly MARKETS at Associated Press Leased Wire | FINANCIAL NEWS BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russel!- Ls Co.) Bismarck, Feb. dark norther northern spr amber durum. mixed durum. red durum 1 flnx....... Dark hard, winter . Hard winter ern SHELL No. 3, 56 Ibs. or mo: No, 4, 55 Ibs. No. 6 No. 6 1 cent per pound discount unde: 55 Ib, Ear corn, 70 lbs, 6 cents der shell. western the lobby to mail some letters. Hel Opening at % cent decline to a shade TREAD TLS DNs large crop discovered the theft on his return, “[udvance, wheat later scored slight bapa we tial ad {renee He was not gone more thin, 10 min-| gains all around, Corn, oats and pro- ; . utes, he told police. Returning, he| visions were likewise firm, corn! whegt— Pe" High "Low Close ure gegled -about within al! - eee 5 grades s Ms Se sh nae pate ma stockers 7 she stock 5,00@7.00: Oats ta Nate cont, cutters 4 + bulls 5.00@ Consid se thin ‘May | 3tgckers sand feeders about steady, tions, pr eas: duction, 2,800; vealers fully more lower; good erally 12,00@13.00. Hogs 9,000; 180 pound 50 or year's a light kinds gen-| States ¢ no| in the |than in un outlo: o bulk pigs | United nan Livestoc’ best grade fat lambs! higher; one double | westerns two ly 0; sheep ‘about ceding double s feeders duction }the erop market pound low slow, aling 180 10 cents low qua 00 pounds | was 10 1.80@ 0; numerous ium | strength to 170 pound averag D' prades. bulk 210 to 240 pound weight | 70@11.60; most 11.55@1 sows 10.50@10. slaughter — pigs Heavyweight hogs eal 11.60@1 bulk 140 to 2 butchers 1,254,000, early 000,000 strong | carryove upward to | 30,000,000 1145@| the prec 5 ight | ply king ieht [pa sows 10.90; slaughter ‘pigs 1 111.00@12. ears Cattle 00; good and choice fed! {ear jh |STOCK MARKET MOVES UPWARD Rails, Particularly, Southwest- forefront ive fever at hii Missouri Pac each extended their gains to he more profitable gest Wednesday "1 : ioffice of Paul steady, best early ie bs erbps were f low The oats crop in Issues, in Forefront of Advance New York, Feb. 17.—(@)—Bullish operations in today’s stock market ication, but particularly the South- were again in the advance. of rallfeals helped to keep the spcula- h pitch. ific and Texas Pacific, rset May 1.39%) 1.40% five points and “Katy,” Chi opened and that about 500 watches, |and subsequently going higher. ania t; rints f many of them diamond studded, had} Friends of higher prices for whegt| pJUY 140% 1.40% Se pee Gig i been taken from his trunk, laid considerable stress today on of. May 1.00% 1.01% Migher. ee is or more pi ih ry gr ine for 103 THLE eae © lone 1.01% 1.02 | The’ general level of railroad| { Russia 360,000,000 bushe! jate— i ishares is now at the highest since U. S. Increases Short of 192% and that requirements] May 4814 [the apa » crease 2 ij uly Adis Short covering in Baldwin carrie Its Naval Forces [i5,"y°se Buropdan san ts, | Plax [ERat Moc a arly 0 pants H About 180,000,000 bushels more! ay | the low level of last month, an at Nicaragua [open noweven’ is avalavicin Noh {points above Inst night's close, | Mo- : a _. |America and the southern hemi- 69% ‘ors displayed a stronger undertone Washington, Feb, 17.--()—Con- | sphere than a year ago, duly. 701 yn reports that no general price eut- cern for safety of American lives; Likelihood that wheat shipments bebe oi ting was in prospects - and property because of the recent-|from North America between now ‘DULUTH RANGE Hudson and Manhattan jumped ly increased. outbreaks in cus Nica and July 1, will be largely Canadian cr abba et cents | ee ret ore raguan vil war evidently has|wheat, is cited as a probable bear " : prompted augmentation of United | factor. It was also contended in! py, Open High Low Close! Other New York tractions moved up States naval forces in the Central) various quarters today that the do-/ = wea 18g 104% 1.408 in sympathy. Sugar, merchandising’ American republic. mestie crop situation is satisfactory, ay Bor cornea an cole ato be ana Ee ee The additional forces include 200|and that March 1, farm reserves inp uly several opints of strength, but ac- marines and six airplanes, the first | the Unti States will show an May 104 1:04% 104 1.065 t the oils was confined dispatch of aircraft to the Nicara-|abundance of wheat for all home| py My z Siodis Siok Oar guan zone. phot units were ordered | da surplus for export and May 2.23% 2.23% rom iego to Corinto, on the | carry-over, cont aout i west coast of Nicaragua, and will be Sul 0 POULTRY non the destroyer tender Mel-| DULLNESS Sag 17.—(#)—Poultry ville, as soon as the airplanes are TY aay ts two cars; fowls mate ready for shipment. . (A) Dullness rit ; ; ent market condi- ice trends and probable pro- the maintenance age of oats in the annot be expected to y returns to farmers producing — states par according to ok report issued through the Newm: ites Division of k Estimate 1 ring pr principal the past creage of oats in secur would ys of price he reiatively brought from the 1 lity of the per cent ened the market for the top amounted t 000 bushe 5 bushels in r August 0 bushel: eding more than that o! The total sup- consequen 20%, 000,000 bushe Marketings ve been considerably lessj it season ording to market| AW DONT SEE NO PLACES SECH AS DEM AR CAINT EVEN. FIND WHAH WE 1S NOW = | spri 1.451 tl hard spring 1.41'«@148's; 1.40%; cals, 1 40 ts. steers all others lower; cline; ights steady to strong: very unevel steady she stock showing steer d bulls 10 to 15 steady to 50 cents ly 25 to 50 cents off on light stockers and feeders ady; mostly 7.50@8. fed 3 yearlings | t 8,75@10.50 11.00@12.50; to upward to 15.00; mos! ikinds; shippers Sheep 15,000. irly active; fat lambs 10 to 15 higher than Wednes- | sales to shippers 13.50@ bulk desirable lambs D heavy lambs 12.75@! few extreme weights 11.75@ culls steady to strong 10.00@ sheep unchange @ for desirable ewes; feeding and shar- ing lambs scarce, steady; medium to good comebacks aie. 75. ois ia) GRAIN Minneap. 7.—)—W heat receipts care Reapaes to 150 a No. 1 northern jo, 1 dark northern 3 to fancy 142% 3 good to choice 1,2914@ 1.39 46; ordinary to good 1.36%@: No, 1 rd Montana on track 141 a@ dark 0 arrive 1.41%@1.45'%; May aiid. » 2.20% @2.32%. Flax No, 1 CHICAGO GRAIN Py Feb, 17.—@)—Cash wheat | ‘\ 3 No. 1 hard 1.41; No. * Corn No. 4 mixed 67; No. low 70@754z. 3 yel- Oats No. 2 white 46@50; No. 3 white 42@45. Rye No. 05. Barley 56 a Timothy seed 5.00@5.71. | Clover seed 27.50@33.00. Lard 12.30. Ribs 16,00. Bellies 16.00. FARGO LIVESTOCK Fargo, N. D., Feb. a) Hogs s| 160 to 200 pounds 11 to 285 pounds 11.00@10.90; 05 to 275) pounds 10.90@10.85; 275 pounds and over 10.85@10.50;° packers 9.15@ Sheen, top lambs 11.50@12.50; heavy lambs 9.00@.0.00; cull lambs 8,00@9.01 ht ewes 7.00@8.00; etry ewes 5.50@6.50; cull ewes 3.00 @4.00; bucks 4,00@5.00. CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicago, Feb. 17.—(?)—Butter higher; receipts 6,410 tubs; creamery extras 51; standards “4012; extra firsts 50@50%4; firsts 47@4814; sec- onds 44@46. Eggs lo’ ower, nreceits 14,961 eas Firsts 26% @: 3 otdinary firsts 26, Cheese Tne FLOUR Feb. 1 Aer acchio ‘lour} mai ree nangeds pppents ‘34,586 barrels. BUTTER No, Explosion Wrecks |receipts from August 1 to January 8. As a result of the lighter demand however, commercial stocks are still large although about 25 per cent be: low the same date last season. The oats market almost wholly on a domestic basis. Only percentage of the produet ex: ported. Most of the crop is fed on farm: Considerable quantities are used in mixed foods. A small por: tion goes into the manufacture of foods for human consumption, The dominating factor in the do- mestic demand is the decrease in the number of oats consuming ani mals. There has been a material ré duction in number of horses, which probably represent the largest co! sumers of this grai population has dee age rate of 342 per cent per year for the t five sand clini The number of cattle ii portant feeding arcas appears to be smaller than a year ago. The con mercial lamb feed! $ carrying a quote oy wil is fur foley norn jon 3-story Building Chicago, Feb. 17—()—A_ three. story building on the west side was demolished by an explosion early to- day, injuring two persons and setting | the two adjacent buildings afire. Police believe the blast was caused by an exploding still, and, if so, think’ bodies of the moonshiners will be found in the ruins of the vegetable store where the explosion occurred. Windows were shattered within ¢” four-block radius, 4] NOTICE OF FinsT MEETING OK: STOCKHOLDER! the stockholders of the Deposit ors’ Holding Company and to each ot them: You and cach of you are hereby notified that the first meeting of the stockholders of said c tion, for the purpose of adopting by-laws, the election of directors and_ the transaction of such other ness as mar hr perly come before the mee will be held Elk’s Nal fh the City of Bii North Dakota, on the 33rd February, o'clock M \ Dated at ary 7th, BADE: Signers of the Art icles of I Re metas ot said corpora. tion. (First publication Feb. 10, -1927) 2/10-17 TREASURY DEPARTMENT Ottice ‘the Comptrotier ef begeid fs here! ~ elven sons. wh ane Sit ‘yeti Be: tame ‘oust ley, . Rec: