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

THURSDAY, MARCH 17,:1927- Tribune C1 MENT Patrol _Inspector- Guards needed frequently for Ca- jan and other borders, $1680 ticulars free. Write St. Louis, Mo. Imme- diately. GREAT Demand for barbers at good wages; men or women, Short time required. Catalog free, Estab, 1893. Moler Barber College, Fargo, N. D. PGISTERED nurse wanted small 6-bed- hospital. Must 9} or understand the German lan- guage. Call:or write Rev. Geo. C Landgrebe, Elgin, N. Dak. Posi- ° ni WANTED—Competent girl for gen- Phone 189. Cottage well located in of city, modern, on ith garage. Phone 85 -A 7 room modern house on Eleventh street. Write Trib- une Ad. No. 40.” FOR RENT—Thre Close in. 213 8. Fi Phone 129-W. WORK WANTED FANCY plain sewing, Chil- dren’s clothes. and ladies’ under- wear a specialty. Prices reason- able. Call at 44 Thayer Ave. or Phone 262W. hous $15. om ro fth street. e blanket, striped, one blanket red stripe, two pil- and brown dish. Finder, y run about two thousand m cellent condition. Very reaso! able if taken at once. Call at 417 Fifth street. passenger Oakland cord tires, five wheels, good looking ear, first $125.00 offer takes it, Phone 273, REPRAT orders prove popularity: standard, hardy Chicks. Ninth ai nual catalog, instruction book free. Clayton Rust, Dept. K, Fargo, N. D. — WANTED TO RENT—By a young couple, a five or six room house, furnished. No children, Would lil to take possession April 1st. Write Tribune No, 39. ————$ $e ATTENTION INSURANCE MEN CONTRACT available for exception- beral Accident and fealth Privilege extended to is- jes and settle claims, Top- ract offered with elose home office cooperation in build- ing a real agency. Company assets r thirteen million dollars. Ad- immediately Commercial Casualty Insurance Company, Ne- wark, N. J. aseifie FOR SALE — FIVE ROOM strictly modern bunga- 1 close in, garage, well worth the price of $4700. FIVE ROOM strictly modern bunga- low, basement’ garage, stationary tubs, everything complete, around & year old, $5500. FOUR, ROOM bungalow, probably the best arranged house of its size in the city, nice lawn, many built in features, basement garage, close to school, no special assessments, low taxes, $4500. FIVE ROOM bungalow, one year old, well built for a heme, good loca- tion, modern, garage, $4800, SIX ROOM house, nice trees and lawn; spick and 5 close in, Nenty of room on lot jouse or duplex, only $5700, FOUR ROOM, brand new bungalow, oak floors, built in ice box, elec- tric range, built for a home but never occupied, $3800, FIVE ROOM cottage with bath, east Part of city, full basement, a bar- ve ‘at, $2200, THESE ARB only a few of the many houses I have on my lists. It will be a pleasure to show you what I have for sale. My experience cov- thd Foard Past twenty years, doing the biggest business of any dealer in the city, is at your service. I haven’t a house on my list built merely to sell. BUILDING LOT: in all lot or hundreds of them rts of the city. If the ouse you want fs not on my list I will get it for you if for sal: INSURANCE; Fire, tornado, autom F bile, in good, old reliable compan- ies. FARM LANDS; There are man; gains on my lists; now is to buy when conditions are getting better over the country and prices are at their lowest.. There will be more money made in farm lands in North Dakota the next few years than ever in the history of the Northwest. BUY NOW. F. E. YOUNG, ed Advertisements for another} . jTUCCO TILE modern bungalow, hardwood floors, large closets, pantry, full basement, basement garage, lawn and shrub- bety, south front. Sale price $5,150, Terms. SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE, full basement, hot water heat, south poe close to schools. Ssles price x MODERN . HO! full basement, for nace heat, basement gai , south | front, close to schools. Sale price $2,800, Terms. NEW MODERN HOUSE, LIVIN room and dinifig room ¢ombined, kitchen built-in features, two bi rooms, bath bet » linen closet, oak flors, good location, immediate possession, Sale price $4,900, Good term: 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 MODERN HOUSE ON lwood floors, large ts, le price a ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW three bed rooms, hardwood floors, | large rooms, bullt-in features in: cluding ice box, full basement, furnace heat, garage, south front, taxes. ' Sale price $6,300. SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE, wood floors, built-in features, fire or full — baseme: fr eat. Sale price $6,60 700 cash down, Ralance monthly, like rent, including interest at 7 per cent. WHETHER YOU ABE READY TO buy or thinking of’ buying, come it and look over our list of city prop- erty, which is a | clean list of honest values. t this agency help you select or locate your new home, This ae | ‘has had 10 years active city — sellit ing ex . which is yours for the asking, FOR Hedden Real Estate Agency HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Webb Block, Phone 0. FOR RENT—Three room aj ent} with bath, furnished or unturnish- ed at 212% Main. Alse three rooms nd bath furnished at 501 Third reet, $25 per month, Phone 906, er 5:00 p. m. ‘OR RENT—Three or four room modern furnished or unfurnished apartments, 723 Third street. FOR RENT—Modern apartments, L. K. Thompson. Phone 28° i "ARM LANDS FOR SALE ALMOST A GIFT—Haif section beau- tiful raw prairi all ready to break. Price $200,00. Down “Pey' $600.00, balance half crop or. an- nual payments, Ai F fine Quit ter on similar terms, A. L. Garnes, Regan, N. D. lead. a to water but you con not make him drink, you may send a boy to college but ie on not make him: think.” cine” ‘with its cutting and i its Slashing, bug shooting and serum ies me bel Te, aoe ae » ip rong. If sick or ailing visit the clinic of Dr. T. M. Mac- Lachlan, who will put you on the toad to health. He cures by nat- ural methods, individual scienti! ie food combinations, mild ve; table remedies, No metallic drugs, no poisons, no surgery. _ A stitch in time saves nine {in the abdomen). Do-it now. Take « course of “Alkaline Blood Treat ments.” Modest fees. Room Lucas Block, ae ‘ M iT ‘MAY WHEN you want some ashes hauled en. let. me make you a pri Wh i, want some fertilizer the best in town, let me. show you some about hi sheep manure, many years old. When you have eg excavating to do or want any ty: dirt give me a chance. Phane 977-J. 7, M. Burch, 417 Seventh street. For §. Three’ chair bapber sl in town of 1300, ing good business. Reason for selling, poor health. $625 dollars, $350’ cash, the rest.in easy payments if. tak- en at once. Call or write at ‘01 Third street, Bismarck, N. D, FOR ar new two bottom tractor and plow tandem disc tfuck w ang tank of will trade on rd truck. Also have ash and ‘willow fence posts. Call 222. Lewd street south Bismarck. . ‘Phone running water, screened: porch, rivate ‘entrance. Also ‘one lai Rares roam, fully furnished, fe’ cabinet and piano, Manel Api uh: Phone 812-J.. 517 er. FOR Bi ‘Room in modérn new home two bloeks from G, P. Hotel, Gentlemen ‘preferred. Phone 120-R. Call _at_603 Fourth street. FOR RENT—Two for light housekeeping home. Also __Rhorer, 620 NEWLY de , cf ant light housekeeping single or connected, College Build- ing. Telephone 183. Ne FOR RENT—Rooms in modern hoi with or without board at: renson-' able rate. Call at 309 Eighth street _ow Phone 834-5. ENT—-Furnished room modern bungalow, clean and home- like. Call at 906 Seventh street or _ Phone 48M. & FOR / REN wo furnished. light} housekeeping. rooms. The: Laurain _ Apartments, B. F. Flanagan, FOR RENT—Two furnished sleeping rooms. Hot and cold water. 422 Fourth streat, Phone 1062. RENT—Two pleasant reasonable and close i ter, Phone 241 FOR RENT—Furntaied room in mod- ern home. Call at 10 W Thayer or Phone 843-W. 00M FOR RENT FOR RENT—Office or living rooms over Knowles Jewelry store, Apply to F. A. Knowles. FOR RENT—Office Main street. Phone 695. re for rent, ixth street... rooms, 111 Ros- -641-R. FOR SALB—Choice imported Gorman in rs and also native singers. Rolle: a Barw Motentain, its, etc. Phone Dickinson, N. Sages. seeds, treat 116-5. Jacob Bull, 728, NATr ters new and second hand. Over 500 styles and Bites. pasta one to fit. your business. . Stitgel, represen- tative. McKenzie Hotel, Bismarck, igh g lightly used piano and bench. Will consider trade for good residence lot. Call 931-LM, ey ‘Upright Phonogtaph in good: condition, Phone 511-LW or call at 719% Thayer, : oak barrels, @ nd buffet. Inquire at 1B. RENT—Cit cee Te ice. turatchel srsonet aia ‘ourth street. P..m. re FOR RENT—Lovely large furnished Bae rae Ra torent to two young.men. enk- fast’ if desired. Write Ad No. df, care of the Tribune. FOR RENT—Two nice light Houle: keeping rooms, coal and gas rat Armours, Blackbirds Win in League Games Armour’s won 2 19 to 13 victory over Company “A” and the Black- birds defeated the Alumni 29 to 28 in the second round of the City League basketball games, played last evening at the high school gymnasium. The Armour quint kept a lend over Company all the way through the game, with the score at the half, 8 to 4, and the final, 19 to 13. The game was declared to be one of the best played-so far in the league, with iad of speed and fight on both ides. Because the Nighthawks were in. disposed, the Blackbirds took their place and played smooth and con- sistent game against the Alumni. Al- though the Blackbirds led all the way through, the Alumni came back strong in the Inst quarter and fought hard to the finish. The score at. the half was 18 to and the final 29 to 23. Individual scoring in the Armtour- Company “A” game: > Armour’s—Boepple (0), Lewis (7), Longbottom (6), Hummell (4), Me- Martin (2), Norton (0); Company 24 Dohn (4), Gallahan (5), Regis- y McLaughlin (2), Gates (2). ‘kbirds—‘!acobson (10), Landers (9), Slattery (6), Pa (2), Brown (2); “Alumni=Lurson (10),” Martin (8), Bender (0),+Collins (6), King (0). 4 ter (0 Bi: Two hundred and fifty tons of steel will be -used:in making the new roof for the White House. | quarters, zal WHEAT TAKES - SHARP BREAK @{ Increased Selling During Last Hour Brings Drop After an Early Advance Chicago, March 17—U)—Increased| selling which developed during the last hour today brought about a sharp break in wheat after a slight early advance, The late selling was due largely to failure: of efforts to lift pi further because of talk of possible low temperatures in domes- tic wheat territory. Crop prospects remained favorable and actual new export business turned out to be relatively small, Wheat closed weak 1% cents to 2 gents net lower, corn ¥% cent to 14) 1% cents down, oats % to *% cent off, and provisons unchanged to a setback of 15 ts. Helping to encourage buyers of wheat today was the fact that a bet- ter demand for rye was reported than has been the case at any pre- vious time for weeks past. A 3 ter export inquiry for North Amer- ican wheat was also noted in various Italy, especially, to be bidding for red w from the United States According to advices. at hand to- day, that to attain requisite quality for milling purposes Argentine wheat needs the addition of stronger grades of wheat from North America or elsewhere. In this connection, talk was current that British millers are at present paying the season's high- est prices for No. 3 white wheat from Canada. On the oth ind, Argen- tine shipments this w are much larger than last week and more than double those of a year ago. MINNEAPOLIS FUTURE: RULE SLOW AND EASY Minneapolis, March 17.—()— Wheat futures ruled slow and y up to late in the mn today, When the market failed to carry on the rally of yesterday, scattered liquida- tion developed. zt Oats were steady carly and dipped 4% cent with corn. May barley was under light pressure and ruled firm. May flaxseed advanced 1% cent. Cash wheat offerings were moder- ate und demand was steady to better in spots. Practically no win- ter wheat was offered. Durum was steady, Corn was in fair demand anh of- ferings were small. Oats were steady to firm, Rye was firm. Barley was firm to strong for bet- ter grade: ter grade 75 cents. Flaxseed was in fair demand. —______—__ CHICAGO LIVEST! Mareh 17.—(U, Price range was 56 to THEY'RE ALL ALIKE i : By Bess Bly | GCEE-THE Wiovew BROWN GETS YouNGER Looking. EVERY Day! 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FRREWE, Aun 20, oo® LTTE PARTY: SANS ON {FROM THE “PARADISE OF THE PACIT EASTWARD — INTO THE ‘That Kind of a uropeans are now discovering| eg CHICAGO RANGE Match 17 Close | Close Yesterday Year Ago 1.65%, a 1.43% @X 1.37% @% 40% aly 0 92% 92 14.72 14.05 15.30" 15.40 12.42 12.65 14.60 14.35 16.60 16.27 15.95 16.22 _ -—Today— Low Close 136% 1.36% to 1.30% 1.31 to % 1.98% —Today— Open High 1.38% 1.38% @M% 1.82% 1.33 @133 1.30% 1.80% TT 17% 76% to 4@% to % 814 1.02% 1.005% 1.02% 101 12.40 12.62 14.60 14.30 12.40 4 . 12.60 16.50 16.40 16.45 1130 slow; most bids on these 25 to 35 cents off; packing sows ‘sha: butcher dectine; pigs slow, mostly 2 cents lower; shipping demand nar- row; top 11.80; bulk 140 to 200 pound javerages 11.50@11.75; most 210. to 0 pound butchers 11.05@ to 300 pounds 10.85@11.10 10.65@10.75 for 325 to 350 pound 10@104.0; j Weight wei h 10.90@ 11.65; ; fed steers and 1 15 cents higher; jbulls strong; vealers 60 cents low better grades light and medium weight steers showing most adva' getting better yearl ON stock stea shipper kind Sheep 9,000; fat lambs jvery slow; choice handyweight light supply, steady to strong; in- between grades and heavy lambs steady to weak; early sales wooled 14.25¢ weight good medium clipped above 13.00; sheep steady; fat ewes 8.00@9.00; few head 9.60; feeding and shearing lambs unchanged; bulk 13.00@ 8O. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, March 17.—(U. 8. of A.)—Cattle 2,200; very slow: cers and yearling: ing I eders showing most acti 00; paid held . ty desirable mate she stock steady; 5 {lowers bulk Salven 2,800; 0 weak, qual- ity considered ranging from bulk around 11.50. better grades sorted butchers; early sales 150 pound averages -25@11.4 11.40; packers bidding 10 to 190 pigs steady, choice 12.75; cost Wednesday 11.05; weight 232, Sheep 600; steady to strong; oe lambs offered; best no ewes MINNEAPOLIS RANGE % 1.397% 1.38% 1.38% 1.34 1.34 27% 97% 9812 98% AM Ath AWK 44% 2.19% 2.21 2.22 23% 68% 69% July Barley— May July ee H CHICAGO GRAIN Chicago, March — 17 wheat No. 2 red 1.35; hard 1.2644. Corn No. 4 mixed 64%270%; No. 3 yellow 11@74%. No. 2 white 47%@49%%; No. » 2 I 65@83. Timothy seed 4.75@5.25. Cloverseed 31.50@35.75. Lard 12.30, Ribs 16.50, Bellies 16.50. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN Minneupolis, March = 17.—(#)— Wheat receipts 166 cars compared to | 200 a year ago. Cash No. 1 northern 1.34% @1.36%; No. 1 dark northern spring, choice to fancy 1.37%@ 1.39%; good to choice 1.361% @1.361 ordinary to good 1.31% @1.33% 1 hard spring 1.36% @1.42%; . dark hard Montana on track 1.33% 1.4044; to arrive 1.33%@140 1.3544; July 1.36%; Sept. 1.3: Corn No. 3 yellow 6242 @70'; Oats No. 3 white 44@45. Barley 56@75. Rye No. 2, 9612@9814. Flax No. 1, 2.1646@2.27%4, CHICAGO PRODUCE ‘hicago, March 17.—(#)—Butter| higher; receipts 6,504 tubs; creamery tras 48; standards 48%; extra 3 ifrsts 4643@%; sec-| 1 @ jay ; receipts 18,092 cases; ordinary firsts 23; d extras 2614; storage ts 26%. CHICAGO POULTRY March 17.—#)—Poultry| receipts 3 cars; prices MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR i Minneapolis, March. 17. Flour unchanged; shipments 32,918 barrels. FARGO BUTTER Fargo, N. D., March 17.—()—But- tex Ge, cherning cream 49; packing: stoc'! . lights scarce, steady, 50. cents lower; ! bidding mostly 25 lower, on heavy! 8.00@9.00; light ewes 7.50@8. heavy ewes 6.00@7.00; culls ewe: @ 4.00; bucks 4.50@5.50. INDUSTRIALS LEAD UPTREND Occasional Sell Squails::Have Temporary Unsettling Effect Today New York, ch 17.) speculative terest in. today’ r je al- ¢ nal sell squalls had a temporarily unsettling effect... As in most recent sessions the upward movement was led by the high priced industrials and rails popularly re- ferred to as the “blue chips” by pro- fessional traders, National Lead soared nearly i0 points to a record high for all time at 19614, following the publicati of the annual report showing §: earned on the common stock last year, us against $14.17 the year be- fore, U,. Steel common, General Motors and Dupont all reached now high ground, but American Tel- ephone sold off sharply from its early high on official denial of stock dividend rumors, | Several stocks were freely liqui- dated for individual reasons, Sugars, for example, lost ground-in sympathy with lower commodity prices. Cluett Peabody broke almost six points on the withdrawal of interests long identifed with the company and the announcement that recent changes styles of collars had hurt the busi- ite drawbacks, operations for t ise were confidently conducted in scores of other issues, but buying was concentrated largely on those with large current earnings and ex- cellent prospects. Speculation among. the lower pri issues was most ne- tive in American Chicle, Union Rag and Paper, and Foundation compan. Rails displayed a firm undertone. ~ DULUTH RANGE March 17 BISMARCK GRAIN (Purnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Bismarck, March 17 . 1 dark northern... . 1 northern spring... 1 amber durum. . 1 mixed durum, FOR RENT—Partly furnished strict- ly modern three room apartment. Also garage.. Close inj private en- trance. References required. Call at 15 Thayer or Phone Gd4-J FOR RENT—Five room modern house by April Ist. Call at 13 Rosser street, FOR. RENT—Modern five room bung- alow. Possession April ist, fur- .., Located 112 Broadway. In- quire P. M. Halloran, _postoffice. Telephone 167 after 6 p. m. —____.. WANTED—Maid for general house- work. Mrs. C. M. Sant, 615 Fifth street. ——_ FOR RENT—Three or four furnish- or unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping in modern home, on ground floor, $35 and $45. ‘TI includes light, water, phone, elec- ae washing machine, etc. Phone WANTED—Good man to drive team for a few days. Joseph Coghlan; FOR RENT—Seven room modern house, with double garage, for $45; five room modern furnished house at $50. Geo. M. Register. ——_——__— 5 TREASURY DEPARTMENT ef the Comptroller of, the beieane Ac D.C Notice ts here! 7 giver aa te sone who may have “The City Natl Bank of