The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 16, 1927, Page 7

“Tribune. Classified Advertisements. | MALE HELP WANTED, “TREAT DEMAND ‘for Barbers at good ‘wages; men and women. Short time required. Catalog free. Est. 1893. wee BARBER COLLEGE, OVERNMENT "Forest Rangers need- :ed often, $125—$200 month. Cabin furnished, Enjoy Ce outdoors Particulars free. » Os ‘ment, 33-P. St. Loula, ie, .__ SEMALE BE is WANTED—Girl to work for board _ and room. Call at the, Mohawk. Phone 145, AITRESS WANTED at O'Brien's Cafe. SS nee "HOUSES AND FLATS —__ FOR RENT—Six room modern house. : Three bed rooms, large screened porch, summer kitchen and arage. Centrally located. Inquire of J. K. Doran, 406 Third. FOR RENT—Five room duplex, large living room with fire place, newly decorated, splendid i Call at 120 Rosser Ave. Wé FOR SALE OR SENT even room modern house in good condition. Rent $50.00 per month. Apply, to H, F. O'Hare, City. FOR RENT—Modern. bungalow. In- quire at 510 Fourth street. FURNITURE FOR SALE FOR SALE—Oak buffet, dining ta and six chairs, bronze bed, sanitary cot, ‘small —_rocke ‘floor lamp, kitchen table and mi: cellaneous items. Must be disposed of and will be sold cheap. Call FUR SALE—Dining room spring, chairs, regulation table, rugs. electric washer, jars, and other household furniture. wars. toilenbeck, 1006 Fifth street. FOR SALE—One davenport _ and chairs, one Singer sewing machine, 1 kitchen cabinet, and one baby “buggy. Priced for quick sale, Call at 132' First or Phone 10¥6-M. FOR SALE—Good as new, best grade Hartford Buzzorah Axminster rug 9x12, colors predominating tar, biue and rose, thirty-five dollars. Vhone 910. 2 Invert, “3 we Ads ba 25 werds, 2c addi- per word tional CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 65 Cents Per Inch peed by 12 o'clock i. = eure insertion same day. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 82 ___Avtomopuss [5 Rebuilt Automobiles teed. Seven- iced in plain THIS HOUSE uses its skill and in- telligence to protect and serve the customer when he comes into our rebuilt car department. We know all about every car we have for sale,,and tell you the whole truth about it. You will find some splen- did examples of low-priced high- quality used cars on our floor Tight now—for instance, 1 model 65 Willys-Knight Brougham, good as new. “Rebailt ‘cars With a Reputation” Lahr Motor Sales Co. APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Modern furnished apart- ment for summer months only. No children, Rent reasonable to suit- hone 1043-LW. FOR pleasant two foom apt. on ground floor with board. Phone 146 or call at The Mohawk. FOR SALE—Bedroom — furniture, chairs, crib and electric washer. Call_at 70% Fourth street or Phone 461 FOR SALE CHEAP—Duofold in good condition. Phone 678-M or call at 112 Eighth street. FOR SALE—Ice box, Price reasonable. Bismarck, N. Dak. ROOMS FOR RENT “size Ox6x2%. FOR RENT—Furnished or unfur- nished erie at the Varney Flats. 73. FOR PENT—Apartment at mansee Apartments. seaeppearcts Vs 3. at Murphy ‘Apts. Phone 852. ee Ooi kitchenette. Hazelburet. 411 Fifth street. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms on ground floor and furnished sleep- ing rooms on second floar in modern home. Also garage. Call at 1014 -_ Broadway or Phone housekeeping, also sleeping rooms in modern home. Close in. Oall at 08 Main street or Phone 34 ENT—Two rooms, nicely 2 a for light housekeeping, mod- ern house. 1100 Broadwi E street, Phone 1 FOR RENT—Furnished and garage. 422 Fifth, FOR RENT—Apartment in Tribune Build‘ Apply Tribune office. ‘ HOME LAUNDRY FIRST, CLASS ‘work done. eialty. Also family washings| en. Small repairs at low cost. Marguerit Bulten’s Home Laundry. 203 Ave. A West. Phone 1017, BABY CHICKS apartments FOR RENT—One clean sleeping’ room well furnished, close to phone and bath, Reasonable. Call at 410 __Third street or P) FOR RE! room suitable for ‘two in home. Call at 320 Second street _or Phone 544-W. Nicely furnished. Strictly modern home, for one or two. Phone 357-M. 702 Seventh street. ROOM FOR RENT—Nicely farnlahed. Strictly modern home, fer ‘one or, two. Phong 357-M. 702 Seventh street. % 2 FOR — om suitable for. entlemen only. Close in. Call at 415 Fourth Syraet, or Phone WANTED—Two specialty salesmen with cars for country territory, ox- - eeptional opportunity. Pagel, Valley City, N. Dak. NEW LOW PRICES Jene Quality Chicks, alive, postpaid: Anconas, Leghorns 10c; 8. C, Reds, Barred Rocks 13c; R. C. Reds, White Rocks, Wyandottes, Minoreas, Orpingtons 14c; Brahmas 16c; Heavy Mixed 10e. Other standard breeds; full line feed, suppl! Satisfaction , guaranteed. Ru Hatchery, Dept. 15, Fargo, N. CHICKS—imp zz ‘ices _are low: horns, Anconas 10; Rocks, Reds $12.50; Wyan- dottes, Orpingtons, Minorcas $13,50. Also all breeds two-to-three-weeks- old brooded Chicks, reasonable prices. Order from this ad. Live detivery guaranteed. Beals State Chickerit DAY- OL tested. June Chicks ragepens. $10; aoe a. ut nee Buf! in ig eds, th $13.50; Mi: Heavy y Mixed $11. Loti more. Orders promptly fi! Hatchery, Fergus Falls, Minn, er 100 jarred, PHONE 82 _.____ WORK WANTED A RELIABLE married lady ~ desires! house work, references furnished if required. Phone 869-W or call at Ste Eighth street. NOT over 3 or 4 tubs 60c a trip, I do oe Kenting also. Phone 977-J. T. M._ Burgh. WORK WA' desires work by the hour. at 401 Ninth street or Phone 618-W. A YOUNG girl desires housework, co Eighth street or Phong }CELLANEOU: FOR, SALE—7x9 Umbrella ‘Tent, gas- ro oline camp stove, luggage carrier; trouble lamp; uscd one’ season only, Also a few - miscellaneous, items for camp or car, Call at 11 Ave. Doberwean 8 and 7:20 FoR! SALE—Choiee imported German Rollers, German Chappers and * Harts Meuntain, also native sin ers, Cages, seeds, treats, ete. Phon 185-3. Jacob Bull, Dickinson, Ni Dak. oot 128. [—Rainbow or Dakota White OPIN $4.50, White Dent or Fodder $2.00 per bushel: Grima alfalfa $20.00 per hundred. . Porter, Fargo, N yak. OE SALE OR TRADE for good ear, standard theater size moving pic- ture machine in a shop. Can be seen at 820 Broadwa: jismarek. FOR SALE—Hotel Cafe and contec- -tionery doing good business. Rea- son for sell poor health. Write Tribune Ad . 14. FOR SALE—Fitty-five head of Here- ford cows and calves. J. E, Chesak, 12 miles south of Bismarck. FOR SALE—Wolf Hound Puppies. Phone 344-R or write Box 201, Bis- marek, N. Dak. FOR SALE ‘wo short horn bulls, excellent brand. A. C. Small, 718 _Fifth street. cK FOR RENJ—Garage. See Faynce, 802 First street for terms. ___OF 00M FOR RENT __ FOR RENT—Four office rooms over Knowles jewelry store _ facing Fourth street, sizes as follows 15x22, 18x17, 14x16, 12x16 and closet 6x8, ‘These offices are located in Bismarck’s very best location, run- ning water with lavatories in.three | uj of them, all connected with doors between with tifree entrances from main hall, Rent for the suite in- cluding heat and water $65.00 a month. Compare this rental, floor snace and location and act quickly. Apply jewelry store. Lost LOST—Exa, ted reports . have been circulating that John Doe lost two appendices. This is not. true. What he lost was both tonsils, his onlv gall-bladder, ONE appendix (i. e. his oil can), one prostate gland and his homestead. The sad part of this whole business is that poor John Doe is in much worse! shape now than he was before he had all the oncratiow.:. ie could easily have avoided all the danger and expense if he had vi ited the Clinic of Dr. T. M. Mae: Lachlan (Harvard). Instead of be+ ing a chronic invalid he would now be well and happy for we cure all, inflammations of the tonsils, thy- roid (goiter), stomach (stomach ulcers), appendicitis, gall-bladder, trouble, ete. ete., without “the KNIFE. Delicate nerves once cut} never heal. It is very seriowe business to open the abdemen eed cut, snip, tear and paw around. the' delicate structures. Did ‘cou give you your body and organs be cut to pieces?’ Why “SUBMIT"| to an operation? You CAN be ¢ured without surgery by our Alkaline! Blood Treatment, Vitamin herbs, and scientific diet. Clinic, Rooms 6-8, Lucas Block, Bismarck, N: Dak. TAKEN UP—At my farm,on. May 24th, 1927, 1 bay gelding 8 years: old, weight 1,200 pounds, white star in ‘forehead; one black .mare 12 years old, weight 1,150 pounds, no brand, no marks; one black .mare 4 years old, weight 1,080 pounds, no brand, blind in right eye; one black colt one year old, weight 400 pounds, no. marks. Sam Bi Pus, Section 28, Town: 143, Rang Wing, Burleigh Cana N. Di ciemreae CORN SCORES- NEW ADVANCE jaay| Adverse Crop Reports Cause Price Rise—Wheat Shows Late Upturn Chicago, June 16.—(#)—With ad- verse crop reports at hand from the entire corn belt except Nebraska, the corn market today red a notable fresh advance. Relatively cool wet weather, unfavorable for corn, was prevalent, Wheat, although tending downward early, showed a late up- turn, based both on corn strength and on fears of a wet harvest in the southwest. Corn closed strong, 2% to 2% centg net higher, with, at firm at % to 1% cents gain, oats % to % cent up, and provisions varying from 12 cents decline to a rise of 30 cents. July delivery of corn jumped to well above 1.00 a bushel today when a prominent speculator took conspic- uously to the bull side of the mar- et. Other active tra followed his lead, and gave special -attention to unfavorable corn crop reports from Illinois as well as to widespread cool weather. On the other hand, advices that the Kessinger bill to regulate grain exchanges likely to come up this afternoon in the rid nois state legislature, was a factor which at times counted asa bear in- fluence. . Unlooked for setbacks in Liver- pool wheat quotations today were ascribed chiefly to breaking of the drought in Australia. Besides, al- most perfect conditions for domestic spring wheat northwest were re- ported. Harvest delays southwest counted, thaugh, as something of an offset. WHEAT RALLIES SHARPLY ON MINNEAPOLIS MARKET Minneapolis, Junc 16.—()—Show- ers in the southwest, creating fears of wet harvest; strength in corn and overselling on weak cables; resulted in a sharp rally today in wheat prices | 2% gaining %‘to 1's cents. Corn bulged strongly and finished 2%@2% cents up for the day. Oats gained with corn, but trade was quiet. Rye futures dipped early and came back with wheat, but ae market was slaw meine ‘A few small lots were reported-gold for ex- port. Barley futur draggy on ease in the cash mi ~ duly flaxseed sold off one cent and rallied slightly above last close. Gash wheat offerings were small and choice was scarce. The gencral market was quiet but steady to firm, wheat was slow. Winter wheat was firm. Durum was steady and quiet. Cash. corn offerings were fair and demand was good, with choice firm jto strong. Oats were quict and draggy. Rye: .was steady and quiet. Barley was easy to, one cent lower. Flaxseed was steady. 80, $T. PAUL, LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Minn., June 16.— (U.S, D. of A.)—Cattle 1,700; open- ing slow, tendency reak to lower on steers and yearlings; largely heef run, ay ycarlinge perdominatin 3 these salable mostly 250 0.25: best yearlings held upward to 11.00; top avies around 12.00 or better; other, classes about steady; largely 6.00@ as for fat she atock; cutters mostly 25; bulls 6.50@6.85: stockers ee feeders slow; calves 1,800; qual- ity considered, ‘fully steady; good lights 12.00@13.00; bulk 12.50. Hogs 7,000; practically at a stand- bidding unevenly lower, scllers asking steady; few early sales .160' to 210 pound averages 8.25 to ship- pers or 10 lower; pigs steady at 9.00. Sheep 200; fat lambs unevenly weak to 50 lower; sheep steady; yearlings 50 lower; best native! lambs 15 25; few lots desirable year- lings 13.00; bestewes to packers 6.00. a RSNA ena _POSITION WANTED A RELIABLE 15 years old girl wants position to care for children of ts. bist with hi * time! Phane 7373, ee ef rather Soft | MARKETS | | By Asccciated Prena Leased Wire Yesterday Yea 144% to 1.45 1.43% Wheat— July Sept. Corn July Sept. Oats— duly Sept. Bellies. July Sept. Don initay RANGE * June 16 Clo: —Today— Open High 1444 LATS 1.44% Close 1.40% to 1.35% to te 1% 16% to % Al’ to 4@% at” ar to’ i@% to 22% 26% to 13 1.00 1.07% af 11 16.40 16.62 18.25 17.95 18.85 18.95 2 @97 12.60 2 hard 1.47 low 1.01% @1.0 Oats No. 2 white white 48@50%. Rye No, 1, 1.18, Barley 85@98. Lard 1 Ribs 5 Bellic 1 Eggs firsts 22@) 21; stora; stora Chicago, June alive, easy, stead: gees MIN Minneapolis, Bran 7.00@ |fat, not quote: Open 144 143% Wheat— July 1.08 aT DULUTH 1.83 1.38 1.12% 99% 2.234 Bete Sept. 2.24% Dec. Chic —Hogs 33,000, ver mostly ad wit erage; local talkine lower. @ 9,05: .60@)8.85; packing os a jum 8.75@9.15; i} light lights 7.75@9.00; packing sows slaughter pigs 7.50@8.50. 7.25@8.15; CHICAGO GRA Chicago, June 16.—(4)—Wheat No. ac Timothy seed 5.75@5.75. Cloter seed 20.00@35.00. CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicago, June 16.—()—Butter un- changed; receipts 13,087 tubs. higher; receipts 15,096 case ordinary firsts packed age packed firsts 23, Cheese unchanged. CHICAGO POULTRY broilers receipts 4 cars; a 24@33;, broilers 29@23; t keys 23; roosters 13%; ducks, spring] spring’ 23@25. POLIS FLOUR June, 16.—7)—Flour unchanged; shipmetns 40,638 barrels.) | F 0. “FARGO BUTTER Fargo, N. D., Jane ’16.4)—Butter | packing stock 25. MINNEAPOLIS RANGE June 16 High 1.455% 145% 1.097% 4 98% 416% AD % 88 TL June 16 Open High 154% 14016 1144 1.01% 2.22% 2.26 2.26 2.24% CHIGAGO LIVESTOCK June 16.—(U, S. D. of A.) packers Top 9.15; bulk desir- able 160 ta 200 pound averages 8.85 @9.10; 210 to 250 pound weight 8.75} 260 to 300 pound butchers bulk slaughter pigs, 7.75@ heavyweight hogs 8.50@8.90; Cattle 12,000; fed st lings uneven, largely cows and heifers 10 grain 504%@ weighty and medium 13. ing in run; light kinds 12. 11,00@13.00; 5; mos Sheep early s or les and most morelower. @i ; bidding 20@ extras 23'2}/no feeding lambs around steady. ‘A! 16.—(®)—Poultry polis, and springs fowls 20; tur- 0. grain closi Hard Spring Montana fancy To arrive a‘ To active «+. D. ch to fancy gd to choice ord to good Dark Northern To arrive . Northern To arrive .. D. gd to choice N. 8. ord to ood Norther .... ch to fancy S., gd to choice S., ord to good Northern .. Dark Hard Bone), To arrive Hard (Mont To arrive Minn. & S. D., 1 Dark 14 E RANG! To arrive ... Low 1.52% 1.38 1.12% 99% To arrive ... Fancy 2 Amber Durum 1 Amber Durum. To arrive . Durum .. To arrive . Amber Durum. Durum Amber Durum. Durum .... Red Durum To ‘arrive Yellow corn To arrive . Yellow corn.. To arrive Yellow corn To arrive Yellow corn... Yellow corn Mixed corn. To arrive . Mixed cory. To arrive . 4 Mixed corn. To arrive . slow, early sales Wednesday's av- indifferent, sows largely 7.75. light $5009.15; fed kinds holding up, steady to wenk; vealers steady; best yearlings vealers 12.50@13.50; weighty medium bulls 7.00@7.25, mostly. . 000; very little done; few culls; sheep weak; few good fat ewes 5.50@6.25; sold, TBael 1 Fancy 1 Amber Durum 1 134% @L36% | Coarse Grains a to Sy Ladd ts tol 1.01% ABE 7% L 5 eers and year- steady; grass to 15 lowers bulls weight steers in between grades predominat-! long yearlings fed _stee 10.50@11 t bids 25 to than Wedne day; best native lambs held at 16.00 few medium to good natives 50 cents more steady to ications IS CASH CLOSE June 16.4) — today 103 compared to 113| the dividend Minneapolis cash wheat | preferre —Wheat ing quotations 1.54% @ %@1! B33 | 54 @1.5 184 | 139% @1.40%4 | Helped Himself ~ I INTENDED ‘TO Quy GUAN'S DOG CHASED ME _ QUT OF THE YaRn DION'T YOU TAKE A ALOT MORE?’ 56% | t 5 Mixed corn ixed corn ite oats Vhite oats To arrive White oats Barley, ch to To arrive :.. Barley, med to jrood To arrive .. Barley, lower grades. 2 Rye iw... oS To arrive No. 1 Flaxseed To arriv STOCKS ARE ON BI“@ Heaviest Buying in Group and Certain Estab- lished Industrials New York, June stock market tod de further re- y from the sharp recession of , with heaviest buying in the! Jrailroad’ group and lished industrial of these issues cont with unmistakable s liquidation ina handful of specia tie 16.—4a”) ~The ady absorption of General Mo- tors, U. S. Steel and Baldwin and many of the rail shares fave mpetus to the upward trend, carrying more than a dozen issues into new high ground for the ye General Mo- tors reached 2037, n of 5 points only fr its peak} price for all ti k Island got? to 115 and St. Louis-Southwestern touched 86's, both the highest ever attained. Strength of New York, Ontario and Western and New Haven caused a revival of rumors that control of the | former would pass from the New Haven to anoth New York Central reflected 1 terday’s pronout Further cuts incrude rubber prices }was reflected in u fresh decline in the rubber shares and weakness of | United Rubber common and | gave rise to some rehension over the | dividend on the latter. Ontission of on American Linseed using id sell Foundation ‘company | scale also were ref in general bu on a large merous lings, two points f weakness or and eneral Motors reacting hen many new points oped _elsewhe Aroostook fell seven points Iford and) Lehigh 4 n Fargo, N. 150 to 180 180 to 200 pounds | $60.45 to Inland Empire (Spokane) $65.70 to. Rainier, Park (Tacoma or Seattle) America’. UPWARD TREND: Rail xc } PAGE SEVEN 4’ pounds 8.00@8.35; 250 to 300 poands 6 6.75@7. packers 6.75@7.50, stags Sheep, top spring lambs 1420@ 5.00; cull spring lambs 10.00@11.00; ht ewes 5.00@6.00; heavy ewes 5 if cull ewes — 1,00@3.00; .00@3.50. BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miller_ a Bismarck, June 1% Yo. 1 dark northern . . 2 northern amber durum mixed durum . |No. 1 red durum flax .. flax rye . 56 Ibs. or more . 55 Ibs. < Jaor shell. {Hard winter wheat . $1.29 Dark hard winter wheat . 1 LapvE nIDS. AND ling of ; along the north side of) Hil Township a r r sir 5 west end. of » drain in section 5.-Chris- rownship, all ICounty, North, Dakota feeived by the Board of ¢ Inissioners of 8 in Burleigh will be. re- specifications th the County Auditor be obtained from the Count veyor. ‘The foll@wing app: quantities are given. for the nee a and | te i guld- d net later t Bach bid must certified of the order of | August 1 wecomp for eet nied five cheek by a per cent te th ty of the s a sharp recession, | f Burns Brothers A and tions of current, ( | posts -ground with j black lettering s shall sub- mit. si sor the the all bids, right ‘Excursion Fares Round Trips from Bismarck $31.20 to Yellowstone Park * (Gardiner—Cody—Gallatin) (Butte and Helens) $158,70.to Alaska “N orth 1 Coast Limited” os ngled 18 American inder heavy sweater and