The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 23, 1927, Page 7

| MALE HELP WANTED IF YOU ARE A MAN WORTHY ef the name and not afraid to work, I'll bet you $50 that you can’t work for us 30 days and earn less than $200. Think I'm bluffing? Then answer this ad and show me up. “yrnipe for Managers, The “Wonder Box” sells on sight. TOM WALKER PITTSBURGH. PA. ? EAT DEMAND for barbers at good men or women, Short time required. Catalog free. Estab ed Moter Barber College, Fargo, FEMALE HELP WANT! TED to learn beau- ture, Missouri Slope Beauty School, N. Dak, For further information write Mrs. ara Branen, Di ; WORK AT HOME—$6 e& dozen mak- ing scarfs. Experience unnecessary. S| Particulars for . Linnit Service, Inc. Dept. nn, Mass. Maid for general house- Scott Cameron, Phone 0 after 5 p.m. ,_800M8 FOR RENT FOR RENT—Three furnished newly corated light housekeeping rooms with fireplace and private entrance. For adults only. Call at 1002 Fourth _streetar Phone 747M. FOR RENT—Two small single sleep- ing rooms, Also forssale: A type- writer and fur lined goat, Call at _218 Second street_or Phone 832-J._ ROOM FOR RENT in modern home. Hot water at all times. Private entrance. For gentlemen only. _ Phone 967. ‘ FOR RENT—Sleeping room close in. Call at 417 Fifth street or Phone T—Furnished slee room, Close in, Call at 316 Thi: OR RENT. arly new, strictly modern six room stucco bungalow with garage. Possession March Ist. O. W. Roberts, 101 Main street. __Telephone hae ie tie i FOR RENT—A good four room mod- crn house, with garage, desirable und well located; a five room mod- crn furnished house, and a seven room modern house, including four bed rooms. G FOR SALE—A five room bungalow with all modern conventences. On x 150. Close in, Also house- Phone 858. modern lot hold furniture for sale. NT—Four root xe in, Art Bauer, 619-J. > Ave, D or Phone 1121, OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT TOR RENT—Office rooms at 408 Main street. Phone 495. BABY CHICKS. Tribune Classified Advertisements -—= PHONE 32 =—— . R FOR SALE A Modern Bungalow, New, Ready For immediate possession, living room and dining room. bed-rooms, bath between, conven- ient kitchen, many built-in fea- tures, oak floors, walls painted, full combined, two 8 insertions, 25 words or cash, balance monthly, 7 per cent. A Modern Tile and Stucco Bungalow addition, south CLASSIFIED DISPLAY room, dining room, kitchen, pantry, RATES 65 Cents Per Inch SS ee ads are ra ived by 12 o'clock to in- insertion basement garage. Sale price $5,150. A Modern House Having Three Bed rooms and. bath on 2nd flood aud li room, kitchen, Ist floor, hot water heat, south front, close to ed-raom on ti about April Ist. Will Trade For Burleigh County farm of 160 acres, BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 32 ___ MISCELLANEOUS “WE DIG our graves with our teeth. If sick or ailing visit the clinic of Dr. MacLachlan who cures by na- cientific food com- and mild vegetable reme- Room 6, Lue: No. operation, no monthly rental at present time $80 per month, property is good condition. Hedden Real Estate Agency 10 oer Active City Sell tural methods, WE STILL buy your Jack Rabbits. We also have a limited nutuber of Carcasses at 2c a Come and load up while they 1 Bismarck Iron & Metal Co., South Side Grocer} CHEAP feed for h We charge 2c a piece for Come and load up. Sam Sloven, care South Side Grocery Opposite Standard Oil Co, WANTED—o rent for long period urnished house or flat. Rate must be reasonable. Address No. 21 care Tribune. ___FARM LANDS FOR SALE FOR SALE-Improved section in Pembina county, where the big Will divide or con- sider smaller farm marck, Schwantes, 417 First street. eae eeegepesnetannencuenenannenn FOR SALE—Choice imported German ain intain, also native singers, ng rd IN CLOSING an estate a 7 room part- ly modern cottage, including 3 bed rooms, hard wood’ floors, lights, heating plant, sewer, good basement with cement floor, east front, and 75 feet of ground, for $3450. TO CLOSE a business deal, a 5 yoom modern house, rooms, full basement, 50 foot lot, water, lights, heat, sew- er and bath, all for $2700. A MODERN 5 room bungalow, full basement, Mueller furnace, garage in basement, 2 bed rooms, front, fifty foot lot, near school, for $4,000. NICE MODERN cottage, with hard wood floors, very large living room, water, lights, heat and bath, gar- age fifty foot lot, well located, for 3, Mi sale in carload ready to ie C. B. Nupen, FOR SALE—Eight foot show case. Priced $60.00. Inquire the Wedge, Bismarck, N. Dak. FOR SALE—One Bauer piano. reasonable if taken by March Ist. REPAINT your house. Phone 1132-M 223 Twelfth street. EPILEPSY—How How to stop Fits Free treatise and in- Write Western Medical Ass'n. 137 W. 62nd St., Chicago. GatiWib achaew wotes Gal $3,800. SHED modern home. Call FINE 9 room modern house, well built, 75 foot frontage, 5 bed ‘rooms, hard’ wood floors throughout, hot water heat, some swell rooms, a fine home, garages, at a bargain, Geo. M. Register. BOARD AND ROOM . ae 309 Eighth street or Phone 834-3. VIGOROUS NORTHERN CHICKS— That live and grow from certified farm flocks. Sixteen varieties. Rec- ord egg producers. 100 per cent live delivery, cat, free—Caledonia Hatchery, Dept. B, Caledonia, Minn, 43 HEN-WAY Chicks from nearby Hen- Way Hatchery, Write for prices, list of branches. Poultry Supp _ Cor, ORDE: f ay established, reliable. Baby chi ge free, John Pelkey, Fargo, ak. BABY CHICKS--Highest — qualit leading breeds, free catalog. Har- vey Hatchery, Harvey. N. D. ___PURNITURR FOR Saco FOR SALE—Electric washer, dining table, chairs, cupboard, linoleunt rug, chiffoner and other articles to numerous to mention. 408 Third _ street. Ast pre FOR SALE—Maytag washing machin: in excellent condition. Cheap for cash, Call 751 after 6 p.m. APARTMENTS FOR RENT-Two room fui rapt. with private bath and’ entrance. __Phone 271 or call at 113'% First St. FOR RENT Modern apartment. L. K. Thompson. Phone 287 or 180, —_—— See AOS ust Los ear McKenzie Hotel last fall Contessa Nettel came: $25 reward for return, Notify Bis- marck_ Tribune. cr _POSITION WANTED POSITION WANTED ——-bookkeep. ux or cashier work either part or full time. Several years experience, References furnished. Call 262-W or write Tribune ad No. 20. ‘Clincher’ Motion’s 2} Action Is Explained) Just how the “clincher motio! works in the parliamentary practice of the house and senate appears be 2 remote mystery to some of the| i members, hough all use it. Some move merely that the “ er” be applied to c any bill and othe: ‘cline move that “the vote by which this bill was pa: (or defeated) be reconsidered the mot to reconsider be la the tab! The effect of either tion is to prevent the bill from be- ing considered again without the approval of two-thirds of the mem- bers. The effect of the motion is to make the action which it follows decisive and final to all intents and purp The idea is to prevent a pos: change in opinion on the part of few members from upsetting a pre- vious action by a majority of either legislative body. Sheridan County District Court Decision Upheld A provision in an insurance policy that it shall be void if the insurer has another policy covering — the same loss with another company, does “not constitute a defense for thc insurance company. unless it is s : THEY’RE ALL ALIKE PoP_WHY was ADAM CREATED BEFORE \- WANT You To SEE ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SIGHTS \ EVER SAWS SS SSS S SS SSS SS S SS pare! paps! RAs! Maybe He'll Cry THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE He’s Eaten 10,000 Pies den hove ‘WHEAT PRIC GET SETBACK: arket Affected By Lower Liverpool Quotations and Weakness of Corn m cor of oats touched a new inereased 1,0: rtions that pr continued to lean to the olidge would en bill and w ct the market neithe nor another except to f: based on supply and d weakness» shown by the corn market today i commission house rn broke to within a any place to practically by land, sea_or Jim works in a nd has pie for luncheon weer estimated as total- PAT FUTURES BR T the case, the state d supreme court has held in affirm- ains weak on mild weather| couraged liquidation. h Stop loss orders were hit in corn ts and prices dropped quick y dip of 7% cent at © he case grew out of the suit of Hiam Pfaffengut rance compar ions, The first nts with othe May flaxseed sagged Cash wheat offerings wi “jeents lower than Tuesd: was brought to determine the | s milling | * Prad-} was in good dem of the loss under policy on the definitely use as part of its | the supreme cow ' By Bess Bly CHANCE ‘ So HEe’>D HAVE A ToSayY SOMETHING | . By Martin | .233_ hen WAT IN) 7AE WORLD 1S QE MATTER Witt, You ? WELL, You'll Stop LauGt-| ING WHEN YOUR MOTHER /: a CAaRPET/ L UAFTA LAUGH AT TH’ Wa TM RUNNIN? TH’ DOG RAGGED/ PAGE SEVEN By Associated Press Leased Wire /MARKETS | ** GO RANGE CHICA =. Feb. 25 Clone Clone ~-Todey— -Todsy— Yesterday Year Ago Open ich Low Close dertone jlings, other cla lights und = medium w 60; bulk she stoc 's 4.00@4.75; bull steady @5.85; stockers and feeders active, steady to strong at 7.50, Calves 4,200; market not fully e early sales 12.50@13.75; derweight 11.25@11, lots light jheavier butchers weak bidding mostly 10.9 ier weights; biddin ubout steady; mostly early top 11.35; olld ghtly higher; to 10 lo’ 11.75 on pig: iit fat lambs around - ble feeding westerns 13.60@13.75; sheep scarce. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Feb. (U.S. D. of AD Hogs 15,000; draggy; light — he jwith quality ve arce; 10 to 0 to 300 pound weight 11. packing sows mostly 10, better 11.405, light light 11.10@11.6 011.60 O00; fed steers strong to : bulls strong a med }very ree; 12. ; top to yard traders 1 lambs _ mostly f shee psteady: des @9.00; best held higher; feeding a NEAPOL| Feb, Open High Low % 1.391% 91% 99% 4 4a 2.22% 2.22% 222 687% 68 6912 69 69% Feb, 23 Open High Low Close Durum— May 1.405% 1.40% 1.40 ;_ duly ; Rye— May 1.03 1.03 1.0: July Flax— ; May 23 2.23 2,224 2.92% March 2.21% 2.21% 2.20% * 2.24% duly Feb, 2.20% 2.21% 2.20% 2.21 BISMARCK GRAIN Bismarck, Feb. 23 (Furnished by Ri l1-Miller Co.+ dark northern $1.24 northern spring 1.22 amber durym 126 mixed durum. 117 red durum. 1 flax 2 1 WA DULUTH RANGE 1 cent per pound di 55 Ib. Ear corn, 70 Ibs., & cents un- der shell. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN ordinary to good 1.34%%@: No. 1 hard spring 1.391 @1ATe; No. 1 dark hard Montana on track 1.201 @ Adhs i white 4343 @43%. Barley 57@74. Rye No. 2, 99%@1.01%. Flax No, 1, 2.18% @2.31%. CHICAGO POULTRY 6,000; slow; lights and un-|* h above ninety 1 | furth 0.00@ 10.50; slaughter| ¢ } Cru nd | eral loads off uch and not highly fin-} conditions 1 bulk | rs and + |lower; receipts 16,289 ¢ Minneapolis, Feb, 23—U?)—Wheat receipts 256 cars compared to 416 a year Cash No. 1 northern 1.87% No. 4 dark northern Sept. Corn May July 80% Sept. . 83% to Sse @'s Oats— : May 46 45% 13% at as Sent 44 45s 441% 44% 1.06": D3 7% 1.05% 1.06% 1.05% 1.057%, @ to 1.06 1.04 90 1.03% 1.03% 1.08% 1.03% @\* @% 29's Ny DB% OR 99% ORM 12.47 14.90 12, 12.55 12.40 12.62 12.67 15.10 12.62 12.75 14.40 15.65 14.10 16.10 16.05 16. 16.05 r so. . VESTOCK South (U. S. D. lof A.) / ADVANCE TODAY Easier Call Money Rates, Ex- panding Steel Mill Opera- tions, Are Causes 23-#)—Easier xpanding steel operations provided the back- ground for another advance in prices in today’s stock market, Pools were active in both rails and specialties, but they appeared to encounter stronger resistance, probably because several of the large commission houses had urged their customers to take profits in the expectation of an hnical reac ton of U.S. bro by th oil ’ Houston actually. s With the judicial determination of the method i by the Inter- tate Commerce Ce nission in its {railroad valuati ndefiniteiy delayed by Monday's decision in the Los Angele ake case, rails continued to gather common the only i round in the ing was. strc The ex- lent absorbing powers which the 1 in face of profes ng and short selling caus newed buying. Motor, food and pub- lie utility s were in the van of the late drive which ran 3 to in many. instance: proximated points, sales Timothy seed 4.754 gies: seed 28.00@35, 0 Ribs 16. Bellies 1 CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicago, Feb, 23.—(). extras 51%; standar firsts 50%@351} 1 7 receipts 18,601 casess firsts 2312@24; ordinary firsts 2214, Cheese unchanged. LOUR —()—Flour 713 barrels. -50@28.00. FARGO BUTTER Fargo, N. D., Feb. 23.—)—Butter fat. churning cream 52; packing stock 24. i KILLED IN PECULIAR ACCIDENT New England.—G. E. Griswold, 48, acting postmaster at Coalbank and manager of a coal mine located a few miles west of Regent, was the victim of a peculiar accident last Tuesday, caused indirectly by blast- ing in the mine. It is thought that sparks from the blast ignited a keg of powder in the mine, causing a gust of wind of hurricane propor- tions to rush out of the mouth of the cave. Griswold and his assistant, Murray Rew, who were standing 20 feet from the mouth of the cave, were knocked to the ground by the force of the draft, Griswold striking the base of his skull against a rock, He died 12 hours later without re- gaining consciousness. Cork coffins are used by the Turks to bury their dead. Too Late To Clamity WANTED—Meals, at a vegetarian table. Address Tribune ad No. 23. LOST—On Saturday about 2 miles east of Bismarck on Trail No. 3 a lady's silver mesh pocket book. Finder please return to Tribune of- fice for reward, FOR SALE—One 15,000 gallon stor- | age tank, one 11.509 gallon storage tank, one 325 gallon truck tank, un- a loading equipment and one 10 gal- ; 4 lon visible Fry Pump, also one 150 gallon truck tank. Your opportune 7 ity to get in the oil business for. less than $1500.00. Write Tribune Ad, No. 22.