The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1927, Page 7

MALE HELP WANTED WANTED—Good live wire solicitor for city of Bismarck. Man or wom- an, must be worker and able to stand prosperity. Call R. H. Ger- gen at Grand Pacific Hotel, Thurs- day, March 10th, 2 inertons, or “a GOVERNMENT Patrol —_Inspector- etd betisis Guards necded frequently for Ca- 3 ieeerttons, 38 . hadian and other borders. $1680 . ‘ yearly Particulars free. Write 1 west Ozment 3-P St. Louis, Mo, Imme- eccccccdcecced, RSS diately 5 j GREAT Demand for barbers at good Wages; men or women. Short time required. Catalog free. Estab. 1893. Moler Barber College, Fargo, N. D. MALE HELP WANTED—Two men for sales work, with large corpora- tion. Experience unnecessary. See Mr. Moreau after 7 p, m., 210 Thay- ‘ads ‘over’ 35° words, 32 addi tional per word CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 5 Cents Per Inch All classified ads are cash fm advance. Copy should be received by 12 o'clock to in- sure insertion same day. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 382 FOR SALE FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, room apartment ished or unfurnish- Main. Also three rooms _ furnished at 501 Third per month, Phone 905 iy furnished s 7 r ly modern 3 room apartment. Also full garage. Close in, private entranci basement, Mueller furnace, garage | References required. Call at 15] in basement, 2 bed rooms, east ; er or Phone 604 front, fifty foot lot, near school, ; for $4,000. Lost NICE MODERN cottage, very <large Tost iccar Eiown ila .| living room, water, lights, heat and \ Monday afternoon, between A. W.| bath, garage, fifty foot lot, well Lucas Co. Harris & Wood-| | located, for $3,800. and der FOUR ROOM partly modern house, water, sewer und lights, and base- ment, 75 foot front, for $1,500 on good terms. SIX ROOM modern house, 3 bed rooms, sun parlor, oak floors, full basement, garage, first story ‘stuc- coed, near school, desirable loca- tion, for $5,900, on good terms. FIVE ROOM modern house, 2 bed rooms, east front, 50 foot lot, wa- mansee. Fi Tribune offi LOST—A twelve volt storage battery cast of Baldwin. If found please notify Brown Bros., Baldwin, N. D. for reward, leave at. please § ening ¢ one 80 x 3% Michelin tire and rim, Finder call ox Bismarck Storage for reward. LOST—An auto casing north of Bismarck, Reward, F, E, McCurdy. ead! FURNITURE FOR SALB ALE—Overstuffed mobair liv- ing room set, light oak dining set, electric washer, electric stove, bed and dresser and other articles too Phone 692-R. all for $27 FIFTY voor” MANY other houses and lots for sale. GEO, M. REGISTER “lot in Riverview for Gal voee to mention. Call. 702 Ave. F. FARM LANDS FOR SALE _ ALMOST A GiFT—flalf section beau- A baby buggy and baby i 1lso library table. Call at 412] tiful raw prairie all ready to break.) Webb Block. Phone 0. if fih street or Phone 925-W2 anne $2,500.00. Down payment if = .00, balance half crop or an- ij an -One completa bed, table] SN. peat? Another fine quer- HOUSES AND FLATS ¢ treet : ter on similar terms. A. L. Garnes,| FOR RENT--Nine ‘room modern ; sh | Regan, ND. house. Large garden space. Also bs Pea “RSD nF FC Ete oe haleiohs: garage. Call E, L. Faunce. Phone © Ave. ¥ 22-138-79,: Apple Creek town-|—*80-— eal is LR os ollie ship, 80 acres’ broke, the rest hay.| FOR RENT+A small house at the tim OR Bere Haas ee ae mattress iegelmeyer, Decorah, low: rear of the Varney apurtments. i in good conditi 2.50, Com- “Oil | Loom baby “ebndition, $20.00. good and garages. Our oils for cars, ter, etree heat, sewer and ‘path,| - pany, selling direct to the consum-| P er (farmers) also filling statiéns FOR SALE FIVE ROOM STUCCO AND TILE, modern bungalow, hardwood floors, large clobets, pantry, full basement, basement garage, lawn and shrub- bery, south front. Sale price $5,160. Terms, SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE, full basement, hot water heat, south front, close to schools, Sales price FOUR ROOM MODERN HOUSE, hardwood floors, full basement, fur | nace heat, basement garage, south front, close to schools. Sale price $2,800. Terms. NEW MODERN HOUSE, LIVIN room and dining room combined, kitchen built-in features, two bed- rooms, bath between, linen closet, oak flors, good location, immediate possession. Sale price $4,900. Good! terms, SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE, HARD- wood floors, built-in features, in- cluding ice box, fire place, furnace heat, basement garage. Sale price $7,600. Terms. FIVE ROOM MQDERN HOUSE ON Ninth street, hardwood floors, large rooms and closets, Sale price $4,800 Terms. SIX ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW, three bed room rdwood floors, large rooms, built-in features in: cluding ice. box, full partitioned basement, furnace heat, outside garage, south front, reasonable taxes. Sale price $5,300. Terms. SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE, HARD wood floors, built-in features, fire place, full basement, heat. Sale price $6,500. $700 cash down, Balance monthly, like rent, including interest at 7 per cent. WHETHER YOU ARE READY TO buy or thinking of buying, come in and look over our list of city prop- erty, which is a good clean list of honest values. Let this’ agency help you select or locate your new home, This agency has had 10 years active city selling experience, which is yours for the asking. Hedden Real Estate Agency HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY. gh 60,000 for. March de very. Customers report Pullets 1 furnace] — if WORK WANTED tractors, harvesters and separators| 4 months. 14 years of culling back NOTICE—For the month of March| are nationaly advertised products.| of our flock: thick Guide ‘only” we are in a position to References required. Write in care) free. and Chick paint your cars at half price. Call] of Bismarck Tribune N Farm, OFFICE RQOM FOR RENT __ ht TIL Third street or Phone 599. NT irl wants work ect. Also sulky for Main street. Phone 495. 2 - Call 886-J. THE I DEA = BRINGING THAT. OIRTY DoG in Bao wiTH You You PROMISED 7 PuT HM IN 2 THE GARAGE / ee FOR RENT—Office rooms at 0 PEAT orders prove popularity standard, hardy Chicks. Ninth an- nual catalog, instruction book free. Clayton Rust, Dept. K, Fargo, N. D. H& OIONT BREAK HIS ence - He O10 PUT | TWE DOG IN THE GARAGE -only HE GoT HIN or, LATER / HAVE A Heart! oun pearance to inte! locally, Pleasan Call at WADIES—Earn big your spare time, ladies of neat ap rview housewives t work, no selling, McKenzie Hotei Hours 3 to 1 money at hi pleasant interest- no elling. Stamp brings particulars, AMERI- COMPAN ing work. Positively CAN NOVELTY EVANSTON, ILLINOIS. Rooms FOR room. kitchenette at 41 s $100.00 di Fourth street. p.m FOR RED rooms in modern tion, hot | FOR RENT—City heated i Also furnished room and 00 Fourth ° street. New Cogswell chair Tap- pholstered $2 00, Gentle- ress sults size 40 ‘at Dorum’s Tailor Shop on Phone 905 after 5 nice modern home in best loca. water at_all times, prices $12, $14, and $16 per month single, also syitable for two, or call at 31 Ave. street. Phone 1017 A, corner Mandan light hous in modern home. keopi writing desk. street or Phone FOR RENT—Nice in modern home. girls or boys oj Also beard. C street or Phone FOR RENT—Two Cal ng rooms with gas, Also for sale: 1 large front room Suitable for two r married couple. ‘all at 613) Third 1150. rooms furnished for light housekeeping in modern home, Ada Rhorer, FOR RENT—Two Also garage for rent. Mrs. Sixth roon street. furnished for light housekeeping in modern home, mies ANT city: RENT—Twe housekeeping ro Also gara, Ada Rohrer, 620 for rent. Mrs. eated, light house. , Single or, connected. _ Telephone 183. furnished light oms. The Laurain Apartments, B. F. Flanagan, Prop. FOR RENT—Two s on ground Call at FOR RENT—La sleeping room Close in, town, Inqui modern furnish i floor, Privat 508 Tenth street. rge comfortable suitable for two 316 Third street. FOR RENT—One modern room dow BY a AUTOMOBILES DEPENDABLE USED CARS FRU DEPENDABLE, DEALER sales and trades. CAPITOL C! Dodge Tou Ford Sedan, —1925 Ford Coupe and and 1923 Ford Touring at $60.00. Time one EVROLET CO. ROOM AND BOARD FOR RENT—Rooms in modern hon it reasonable rate. with board at 309 Bighth B34-I. BOARD and:;Room Phone 5368. WANTED WANTED TO RENT—Five or use with garage by | Phone G. Wingreen: room modern ‘ho April first: at 1167 or 320. WANTED TO RE! small partly furn sleeping porch. street or ® Phone at 822 Main street. TO RENT NT by April first, hed house with Phone 800-R. FOR SALE BUNGALOW; four rooms and bath, modern; full basement, roomed off; basement garage; not a mar on woodwork or floors; best arranged small home in city; good closet space; many built in features; one of the model kitchens of the city; screened porch; plenty of garden spat th good soil; houxe is warm; good neighbor at actual cost to owner; $1500, Balance like rent. Y OTHER desirable —hoases, all and Ifvge and hundreds of d lots at all sorts of prices and ms. INSURANCE; fire, tornado, automo- bile in good, old, reliable compan- ies. FARM LANDS; The time to buy any- thing is when prices are down. Buy now when pr ure at their low- Don't wait till they begin to , ats they will. from the ouly man_in the city who is ad- vertising North Dakota to outsiders so that we can have a real city here. F.E. vox MISCELLANEOUS TER of the innocenis In the big eastern to-date specialists no longer remove tonsils. Patients PAY TO KEEP THEM IN. CONSUMPTION and other diseases often follow removal of tonsils, See Dr, MacLuchlan be- GRAIN LIVESTOCK MARKETS ndloanecxstniembano ied te FINANCIAL NEWS WHEAT MARKET CLOSES WEEK. Prices Ease Down Con er-| ably After Show of Firm- | ness Early in Session | Chicago, March 10,--()--Selling rt of houses with northwest connections ea: the wheat market fter a show of firmn Rel- tively high prices prevailing for wheat in’ Liverpool compared future deliveries were largely ible for initial strength het rop reports from domes spot w heat territory, though, was; a subsequent bearish factor, Wheat ed o Ky one to 1% cents net %% to ™ cent down, oats cent to 1% cents off and provi sions varying from 7 cents decline to| 10 cents advance, ! e your child's tonsils i ft as never been a TONSIL SNATCHER. He gua all diseases of the ton- sils without operation. C inie, room , Lucus Block, Bismarck, N. Dak. “WE DIG our graves With our teeth.” achlan who cures by ‘al methods, scientific food binations and mild vegetable r dies. No operation, no drugs, no pdisons, Room 6, Lucas Block, na- m- Rollers, German Chappers Harts Mountain, also native singers, Cages, 115-J. Dak. sceds, ‘treats, etc, Phone Dickinson, N. Jacob’ Bull, ‘728. Box i 12 x 16, good $50.00. Can be n town for about 2-R, 702 price moved anywhere $10.00. Phon Ave. F. 1 YR $SALE--Lloyd Baby carriage, k blue and ivory. Large gray kitchen cabinet. Both in good condition. Phone 46i-J, 0. Lind- TED TO R Thirty or forty acre bottom land farm, near Man- dan or Bismarck, part brush _pre- i « Tribune No FOR SALE Paci paying four table pool room, living rooms overhead, in a good’ pool hall town, Write Tribune ad No. 28 FOR SALE Mandan, N.D. RADE WEEK SPECIALS misses’ wearing apparel. All new spring styles. of them at the Style Show this week. Specially priced for this week.—Sarah Gold | Shop, 312 Main Ave. ; _ SEGAS TD ME TAT ! GENTZNORNWS JEWELRY S7ORE) OUGHTA MANE AA) OFFICE are ‘ == ¢ or ailing visit the clinic of | metallic! | FOR SALE—Choice imported German and! Complete line of ladies’ and| ‘ See’ some} ! Good inquiry today for the Gulf of Mexico helped at times to encourage bullish sentim Notice wi also taken of the jouse recipts for cons le number two red wheat in Chi , had been registered for tion and outloading, Snowstorms northwest ssuring soil moisture some regarded and we and giving promise of bumper crops y in various quarte to sell wheat. in western North Dakota| for example, was reported to have reached a depth of more than five! ches. i i Tr. PAL L_ LIVESTOCK » March 10,—(U, 0; fairly activ ads light and medium she stock | + all cutte stockers and 80. South iD. of A. firm; weight a, Btoer nd 000; vealers around sales from 12,00@ 13 00; ales so 0 pound erages to ship- pers E rs bidding! mostly from 1100.11.40 on 180. to 300 pound ave es or LWW@1S age cost 00; packers talking lower ; as asking fully steady to rly sales, ESTOC | Chicago, 10-—(U. 8. 1. of A.) —Hogs omstly 10 to 15 lower than best pr sopts off! more on 190 to 240 pound aver more active t early, top) 12.1 rages 1. 40 pound weight 0 pound sows strong to to 2 53 light light 1 ing sows 10, 15@108 | } wheat at] i re firsts 24@24%; ere firsts 23. jwear each evening at Style CHICAGO Ran GE March Close | Close Yesterday Year Ago Wheat— May 1.40% —* 1.62% Ds @ July 1.34% Sept. Corn . May AV @ix July 81's Sept. 83 AGt 40% @"s 6% Al @Al to % 45 42 ° Today. —Today— Open High Low Close 141% 138% 1.8914 1.34% 1.33 1.32 1.3045 TM 16% : 4 81% 80% 80% to % Boe 844 BAM steady; slow; uneven; no change in ws or heifers; bulls 10 to 15 cents higher; vealer: to 50 cents lower; stockers and feeders searce, firm; 0 pound fed steers 13.51 bulk @11,50; sorted and feeders 7. odd lots of thin fresh receipts; heavies, medium bulls, upward to 690; bulk s to packers 10.00@11.560. ee 2,000; opening trade to shippers and yard traders fairly uc- trong; packers going slow; in- dications packer trade weak; choice mbs 16.00@ early bulk wool- ed lambs 85; sheep steady; 3 odd head choice feeding and shear- unchanged; medium to @ 14.50. only [arriving in upward to 9.50; ing mbs good kinds ‘15 STOCK PRICES MOVE UPWARD Rails in Forefront of Advance —No Change Shown in Credit Situation New York, Mar ward movement of s resumed today with in the forefront of Sea ividend pay dustrials, offerin cess of the open current high grade y well supported by investi which has been reported y in the last few di roach of income tay i a return in ex- market situation, and an of funds was av cent renewal rate on c Bank of England rate was announ as unchanged at five per cent. reetoi York Federal Re The d Serve Bank meet after the close of the market, but no immediate ch in the four per cent rate for, BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) 4 Bismarek, March 10 vo. 1 dark northern. $124 vo. 1 northern spring ae . 1 amber durum . 1 mixed, duram . 1 red durum 8 1,09 ithe cult k hard ‘d winter be 5Q a + 1,00 $ 74 Vyof the ‘68, oh 1 cent per pound 85 Ib. Ear corn, 70 Ibs., & ‘01 March 10 Open High 1.40 140% i Wheat— Clone 40% 110% BUTTER Fargo, N. D., Tee 10.—(#)- ter fat, churning cream 51; pi stock 24, ‘AR LIVESTOCK Fargo, N. D., March 10.—()-—1 —Hogs 160 to 300 pound weights 11.1 to 225 pounds 11.: 15@11. 00; to 275 pounds 11.00@10.85; 275 pounds and over 10.85@10.50; | packers 9.25@ 10.00. Sheep top lambs heavy lambs 10.00@1 @9.00; light ewes’ 7.50@8.50; heavy ewes 6.00@7.0 1e cull ewes 3.00 @4.00; bucks 4.50@5.50. March 10.—(#)~-Butter receipts 6,589 tubs; creamery extras 51M; standards 5042; extreme firsts 47@471 firsts %@49'2; eceipts 11,016 cases; Cheese unchanged. CHICAGO POULTRY Chicago, March 10.—()—Poultry|v alive firm, receipts none; prices un- | changed, The last showing of men’s Show by Holt & Johnsrud. Philadelphia—“The little old music at tress” eapeenied her identity iy erty. and th revealed Prancheschina Pari: one. ir dan- cer, died at 72 in a room, clutehit ballet Met” slipper in which she lore the 728. Brook Pavers foun. nic her room told of ar: Brot claim in by-gone da: In reéent; years she stru: ‘or existence teaching the p Di-| 1.19! Ministers, Laymen to Confer Here on Prohibition Problem To discuss the prohibition situa- tion in Burleigh county, ministers and laymen of the county will hold ference Tuesday afternoon at rand Pacific hotel. conference was called by the Ministerial Association and ation is to be represent- ed at the meet a esentatives ‘ganizations of various temperance 0 are also expected to attend. Gale Thomas W. of the North league, is expec: the meeting. A will be named, The 10th is the last day of discount on gas bill. superintendent Kota Anti-Saloon d to be present at ommittee of 100” ales has announced, IN BANKRUPTCY 4018 In the District Court of United for the District of h Da- kot In the Matter of Albert) Mayer, Bankrupt creditors of Alb of 4 a bankrupt that Ma arek, County said, given aid Albe H or busine properly such meeting. Bismarck, D., March RED ZI sCHOOL ‘NOTICE OF the, State q igh county Ar ae leased ent at @ publi sin i Court House in the City of eB unty, on the M , commencing NDS SING OF STATE Sehool Lands in ‘orth Daketa, not Will be offered, for le to be held sold on. contract d for rent for beginning with a term of fiv: ‘ r at a minimum the weason of 192 rental of $15.00 per quarter se tion. Lands which have reverted to the State, through the cancella- tion of Contracts of sale and through foreclosures, will next be off for rent for a term of three years on the following terms and ndition: cents per acre for uitivats se contracts h "such lands. for r only any timo jor to the leasing date. upon pays nt of the uired ‘amount of nt to the County Treasurer for the same. In case one-half or more nd has heen cultivated, or there are any buildings located’ on such lands and the buildings are used for urposs whatsoever during the life of the contract, the ni rental will b 50 tract or de: i pric leneed for one or three uncultivated portions o quired to p: the "rent jo a fee of Th three or five years leane, aud @ fee of One Dollar and Fifty Cents for @ach one year leasef which fee will be charged for each quarter section of land, or fraction thereof, ing luded in the lease. e aud School Lands will leaxed not ai pany alr State or School Land. list of lands to be offered for lease will be on file with Treasurer of said county for public inspection for at least two weeks before the date of leasing. Coal rights are reserved to the State in all leases. All leases aro subject to cancel~ lation in case of 8 The ‘Board ‘of University and School Lands reserves the right to reject any and all bids ‘Ait bidders will be held Hable for their bids and will not be per- mitted to back out after the leasin: The only way to secure the use of any State ot Schi leasing on the if any person is discovered unlefised State or School Lands, he will be required to’ pay treble the Amount of rent as specified herein, and Is also subject. to a fine of $500.00, or one year in jail, or both, $23.00 REWARD OFFERED The Board of University and School Lands will pay the sum of $25.00 to any. person who will furnish information leading to the arrest and conviction of any pahwon who has removed timber, buildings or other improvements from State and School Lani The persons furnishit information will not De re- le Dated at Bismarck, North, Dakota, this 3d day of Janu 1927. CARL R. ar osinzk: Y, State Land Commissionér Jan. 13—March 10 TREASURY Sette the Conipizolicn Office of ™ fant ‘6th, | note he Js hereby given to to'all wire may have claims Th ity Ne tional ota, “th ure ee ' ied