The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 30, 1927, Page 7

'| Tribune C MALE HELP WANTED WANTED—Ambitious, —_ industri Person to introduce and supply th demand for Rawleigh Household Products in Morton County. $160 to $400 a month or more clear ptof- it. Rawieigh Methods get business everywhere. No selling experience required. We. supply products. Outfit, Sales and Service Methods —everything you need. Profits in- crease every month. Lowest prices; best values; most complete service, T. Rawleigh C ND322, Minneapolis, Minn. ‘RNMENT Forest Special Agents (Investigators) Mail Clerks make $125 to §250 month, “How to Qualify id free. rite OZMENT, Louis, Mo. is .#REAT DEMAND for Barbers at wages; n and wamen. Short time re d, Catalog fr Est. 1893. he BARBER COLLEGE, Fa WAN’ Hustling young men for traveling pasitions, immediately. See Mr. Littrell at 409 Fifth street, o’elock to 2, afternoons. — Accoui preferably ex- enced in Public Utility work. Tribune Ad. No. 27, _____ROOMS FOR RENT ‘OR RENT—Two turuebea three unfurnished rooms for li housekeeping in modern home, Call at 418 Eighth street or Phone 104 FOR RENT—Niccly furnished room in modern home, suitable for one or two girls, Close in. Call at 121 W. Thayer or Phone 440-J. RENT—Fornished front sleep- ing room in modern home, private trance and close in, Cail at 320 Second strect or Phone 544-W. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished sleep- ing room suitable for two, also one single sleeping room. Call at 820 B or Phone 714 ¥ Large room in modern home, 1 block from _postoffice. Gentlemen only. Phone 962 or call at 222 Third street. : FOR RENT—Two partly furnished rooms for light housckeoping, in modern home. Call at 518 Ninth. street or P 626, FOR RENT—Three or four modern unfurnished rooms with front porch, Call at 806 First street or Phone 413-J. RENT— Modern Gentlemen preferred. Seventh strect or Phone 977-W. FOR RENT—Sleeping room in a 0 ern home at 517 Seventh stree! Phone_981-R. HOUSES AND FLATS. FOR RENT—Four room flat with hath, Heat and water furnished. x room modern newly decorated heuse. For sale: Lawn ic range. Phone 905 or Second street. room modern id three room house, not , three blocks from post of- Immediate possession, —In- _ quire of J Doran. DOS: FOR RENT—Five room duplex, la living room, with fire pl decorated, splendid locatioi _at 120 Rosser Ave. West. FOR RENT—-A_ three large room duplex, strictly modern. Close in. Inquire at. 702. Seventh Phone 367-M. WILL RENT home furnished fo or three months. Dr. L. W. Lar- son, 319 Park eirect, Phone 973-J. HOUSE FOR RENT at 814 Fourth street. Inquire at 916 Fourth treet. Mrs. J. D. Wakeman. FOR RENT—Modern furnished bung- slow by the first of July. Call at +_ $11 Fourteenth street. 5 street. jouse with Phone 64-W-2. FOR RENT- Modern bungalow. In- year old girl desires a nosition to care for children or assist with house- work, Phone 536-W. RAG RUGS woven to Reasonable pi or call Mrs, Lydia Fredericks, Third Ave. N. W. Mandan. oe WANTED—Rug weaving —_— hooked | rugs, also rags dyed and sewed. Carrie J. Falck, Bismarck, N. D. “WORK WANTED—Seventeen eping roo! Call at 419. mower! Fo 1 insertion, 25 words 2 insertions, 25 words or jonas, same day. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE fm advance. received eure Satisfaction guaranteed. Seven- oe Each car priced in plain jgures. THE constant policy of this house in| —__ the sale of rebuilt is to as- sure the buyer of the worth of Kis id of our responsibility mtire satisfaction. Here is just one of many that we are glad to stand behind. One seven pas: wick Six touring. Oh, boy, what.a bargain!, “Rebuilt Cara With a Reputation” Lahr Motor Sales Co. ____FRMALB HELP WANTED—Saleslady for, dry goods dept. in general store. Give age, experience, references and salary _wanted. Write Tribune Ad. No, 28. WANTED—Ten young ladies for out- side work, Sve Mrs. Campbell at Hall's Drug store, 10:00 a. m. Tues- ay. FURNITURE FOR SALE and mattresses in best coi very cheap. Also bookcase, library table, two ckers, and various other articles, Phone 774 or call at 516 Second stre FOR SALE—One dining room buffet included, 1 floor lamp, ton rug, bed, ice box and other household articles. Phone 1161. ‘OR SALE—-Axminister rug 3X 10-6, $10.00, Call at 622 Mandan SONAL PILES radically removed without operation. Painless permanent cure. No chloroform. No loss of tim: from your business. Clinic, Dr. MacLachlan, Rooms 6-8, Lucas Block. FARM _ LANDS. FARM FOR SALE--Or trade for small business, 320 acres improved, 3 miles from New Salem. At aj | sacrificed price and terms. Must sell on account of poor health.Adam Bumann, New Salem, N, Dak. Lost ' LOST—Black rintmed glasses in soft leather case. Finder please return to Capitol Funeral Parlors. WANTED TO BENT WANTED—To buy modern bungalow in the vicinity of St. Mary’s school, Write Trihune Ad, No. 29. BABY CHICKS BABY CHICKS—Shipments June 29, July 1 and 6. Leghorns 9c, heavy breeds 12c each, postpaid. ‘In 5t lets 1c less. Bopp Haty | _gus Falls, Minn. f HOME LAUNDRY ( FIRST GLASS work done, pecialty. Also famil; iy Small repaire ‘at low cost} C Marguerit Bulten’s Home Laund: 203 Ave, A West. Phone 1017, hivertioment ) a} 1,664 tons td FOR RENT—For ‘summer months, ground floor 3 and bat ble partie: i A FOR RENT—Two. roo: suitable for two peopl summer months. Cati at 618 street er: Phone SdQ-W. FOR RENT—Three room, ground floor, nicely furnis! at 120, Rosser. W. FOR RENT—Twe rom modern fur- nished apartment at 924 Fourth Phone b4s-W TO SUBLET—Two room apartment. in modern home. reasonable «if taken at onc at 919 Fifth street. 00. for Sixth nt. rd. Call hed RENT—Light housekeeping’ apartment and garage. Call at 422 by Wood: mansee Apartments. Inquire H. J. an dern furnished apts.’ 204% Main Ave. FOR RENT—Futnished one room and kitehenette, Hazelhurst. 411 Fifth) street. FOR BENT—Apartment in Tribuae| Build‘2g. Apply Tribune office. MISCELLANEOUS _ , in pain most all his life, Went up against the surgeon's knif He's now crossed o'er the River Styx To join o'er there his appendix. If poor John Doe had paid atte tion to our motto; “A Stitch Time Saves Nine (in the abdo- men)”, he would be still with us}! and enjoying the very best of health. We cure all inflammations of the appendix, — gell-bladder, stomach (stomach ulcers), goiter, female troubles, affections of the kidneys, bladder and eae bad ete., ete. without the KNIFE. We cure by Natural Methods, Alkaline Blood Treatment, Vitamin Herbs, Roots and Bark, and scientific individual diet. We remove the poison from the blood and tissues of the body and teach qu how to live and you are CURED}to stay cured. If you are suffering from rheumatism, neuritis or lumbago, don’t go t the Hot Springs. Stay home and you for less than the price of the R. R. ticket, CLINIC of Dr. T. M. MacLachlan (Harvard). Rooms 6-8 Lucas Block, Bismarck, N. Dak, FOR SALE—Guernsey cows: 1 cow three years old, 2 cows five years old, 1 cow seven years old. All to freshen this fall. Under i opened July 15. ‘School. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE—One sum- mer kitchen and one lean-to, to be seen at 808 Avenue B. Purchaser to remove buildings at his own e: pense. H, F. O'Hare, City. save your money for we can tel Ps pai ishes to rent dairy farm on shares, Can furnish excellent references, take possession immediately. W Tribune Ad. No. 30. FOR SALE-—Shorthorn bull, - excel- lent breeding, Pedigree furnished. Can be seen, at Magnus._A. C. Small, 718 Fifth ute 5 FOR SALE—Chester Whi pigs. March farrow. Write or see Edward Taube, Hazelton, N. D. FOR SALE—Good four burner gas range. Phone 1138. 1002 Fifth street. aiijin: South dHlight trade. Can] & | MARKETS HIGHER TODAY ‘Market Boosted By Rust Re- ports, But Phis Is Fel- lowed By Depression Chicago, June 30. — (4) — Wheat prices climbed rapidly at times to- day, owing to reports of black rust akota 3] Ke: In jew of the approaching dopble ho! ‘day, however, and with the state leg- lature still in session at Spring- field, there was a depression to'ac- cept qtick profits and as a result ‘the day's tis quotations were not main- | tained. It was pointed out also by .various authorities that discovery of black rust, although disquieting, does not necessarily signify unusual losses. - Wheat closed unsettled 33% to 3% cents net higher, corn 14 cent off to 1% cents up, oats showing % to % cent advance, and provisions at 12 to} ° 40 cents gain. Black rust infection of many fields of spring wheat between Yankton and Mitchell, South Dakota, was re- ported toda: It was stated specifically that this| twheat had headed out and that the} rust ranges from general on the lower sheath in fields near Yankton to a slight trace in the crop| tnear Mitchell. Friends of higher) prices for wheat laid stress | wise on word that southern hem sphere acreage does not suggest a eral yield and that European !quirements promise to parallel clos ly those of the year now closine. jot, clear weather ‘effect on corn today ac as more than a counterbalance for wheat strength. It was contended too in some quarters that corn is selling at_a level where it cannot be used profitably either on the farm or in{,* channels. WHEAT CLOSES HIGHER ON MILL CITY MARKET Minneapolis. June 30.—()—Black rust re ‘om South Dakota and in Chicago July wheat started a strong bulge in when today. A late report that the Illingis jlogislature had adjourned without taking action on the Kessinger bill to regulate the Chicago. board also helped the bull cause. Close was 3@%% cents higher. Oats advanced with jupward progress was slow. Barley was strong early and fell back on a wheat and July was casier than Sep- ‘tember. Flaxseed turned firm after a two cent early break. Cash wheat offerings were lighter and gencral demand improved a/ shade. The general - trading basis ,was unchanged, ‘but the undertone | was slightly better. 1 Winter wheat was unchanged and a "Durum was quiet and steady. Corn developed. a draggy under-| tone. Qats were: quiet and steady. Rye was firm, choice in good de- mand. Barley was strong to one cent higher. Range was 72@85 cents. laxseed wns steadier. Offerings were small and choice was wanted. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, June 30.—(U, S. D. of A.) (FOR SALE—Two John Deere corn cultivators, ¥ ae Inquire at Dah More Mills and Factories . Now Use Lignite Coal Greater consumption of lignite coal by mills and factaries is held respon- sible for the consistent increase in consumption as compared with last summer, a report by the state rail- road board shows. During the one week period: ending ine 4 lignite shipments totaled interstate points and tons to intrastate pr ive figures for the same, last year show 1,322 tons shipped intesstate and 7,464 tons in- trastate. -Hogs 31,000; generally 10 cents higher than Wednesday's average on better grade pigs; packing sows steady to weak; sharing ‘light hog ‘advance; top 9.55; strictly choice 180 to 190 pound averages held higher; bulk 160 to 200 pounds 9.20 @9.50; 210 to 250 pound bute 8.90@9.50; 250 to 300 pounds 8.65 9.00; bulk packing sows 7.40@7.90; light weights frequently at 8.00; best pigs upward to 9.25; heavyweight hogs 8.50@9.15; medium 8.80@9.50; light 8.85@9.50; light light 8: 9.45; packing sows 6.75 @8.01 slaughter pigs 8.35@9.25. Cattle 6,000; beef steers mostly steady to.strong; spots higher; top 14,35 for 1,433 pound weights; fat she stock uneven; mostly steady; ‘cows largely 7.25 down; few heavy fed kinds 9,00: up; calves and veai- ers strong to 50 cents higher; veal- ers generally 11.00@12.50; other classes around steady; medium infection | © Hi about 10.00@10.50; two cars weighty ty native lambs 12 leaders, but| / Rye was slow to follow| . By Associated Press Leased Wire ‘lose Yesterday Year Ago kind 7.00@7 kers and feeders scarce. slow; few carly sales fat lambs ly ‘to weak; carly bulk good natives 13.26@13.50; held above 13.75; no range ‘lambs sold; asking upward to 14.25 and above for choice kind; yearlings and aged sheep scarce; steady; few fut 50 no feeding sold; indications weak with Wedne e trade; late Wednesday feeding lambs steady to than Tuesday; bulk 5 feeding lambs SO, ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, June 30.—(U. 8. D. of Jattle 3,200; largely year- tun, mostly considered salable steers 11.60; she stock slow 5.50@ 8.00; cutters 4,00@5.00; bulls steady; stockers and feeders dull. ves 1,800; quality | considered dy; good lights 10.50@11.00, Hogs 7,500; pigs and sorted light hogs to shippers 26 higher; top 9.25; packers holding back, bidding 8.25@ 9.00 or about steady; bidding steady average cost Wed- weight 273. generally steady; bulk culls mostly 8.00; 50@5.50. zo, June 30.—(?)— settled; receipts 12,936 tub: ery extra 40; standards i 1 receipts 10,008 cases: ordinary firsts 20'%@ packed extras ed firsts 24, unchanged. FARGO Fargo, N. D., June 30.—()—Hogs 150 to 180 pound weights 8.50@9.00; 180 to 200 pounds 8.50@9.00; 200 to 275 pounds 8.50@8.90; 225 to 250 ounds 8.25@8,50; 250 to 300 pounds 3 packers 6,50@7:25; stags Cheese top spring lambs 11.50@ cull lambs 7.00@8.00; light 50@5.50; heavy ewes 3.50@ bucks 2.50@3.50. FARGO BUTTER Fargo, N. D., June 30.—(?)— fat, not quoted; packing stock CHICAGO POULTRY Chicago, June 30. — () — Poultry alive, steady; ipts 4 cars; fowls 21; spring 25@30; broilers 22@26; turkeys 20; roosters 14; ducks 20; geese: 19. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Minneapolis, June 30.—()—Flour 10 cents higher. In carload lots, family patents quoted at 8.20@8.30 a barrel in 98-pound ‘cotton sacks. Shipments 33,639 barrels, Bran 24,00@24.60. DULUTH RANGE June 30 Open High 149% 1.52% 1.39% 1.43% 1.07% 1.09 97% 99% 2.17% 2.18% 12.50; ewes 4 4.50; Low Close 52% Doum— a uly ept. Rye Hi uly ept, Flax Ye 1.49% la 1.07 1.08 97% 99 —Today— Oper High 1.40% 1.46% 1.45% 1.00% 1.08 12.26 14.00 12.25 14.00 14. MINNEAPOLIS June 30 Open High 1.44 1.45% 1.47% 37% 847% July B 70% .70% Sept. Close 143% Low 1.40 La 83% 70% BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell -Miller Bismarck, June 30 No, 1 dark northern .. No. 1 northern ..... » 1 amber durum . . 1 mixed durum . 1 red durum Speltz, per wt. SHELL CORN No, 3, 56 Ibs, or more No. 4. 55 Ibs. . No. 5 .. No. 6 . One cent per pound discount under 55 Ib, der shell. Hard winter wheat ... Ear corn, 70 Ibs., 6 cents un- Dark hard winter wheat MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE Minneapolis, June 30. receipts today 106 com a year ago. (P)—Wheat| in credit pared to 151 Minneapolis cash wheat and coarse grain closing quotations today follow: 1 Hard Spring fancy Montana ‘ To arrive « 1D. N.S, fancy Mont, DN, y D. N. S., ed to choice D. N. S., ord to good Dark Northern - To arrive .. Northern To arrive .. D. N. S., ch to fancy DN. gd to choice DLN. ord to good Northern D: N. S., ch to fancy D. N. §., gd to choice D. N: S., ord to good Northern Dark Hard (Mont. To arrive .. Hard (Mont.). To arrive Minn. & 8. D Hard . To arrive Minn, & S, To arrive .......... Fancy 1 Amber Durum |} To arrive ... Fancy 2 Amber Du 2» Amber Durum To arrive Me G1 2 Hy LAT 5254 @157% 1.43% @1.515% 1.415%@ 4 1.44% @1.48' 1.36% @1.43% 35% @1.42%— 1 145% @1.57% + 145%@1.56% 1 1.553 i 143% @1.54% + 142% @144% A256 @144 | MOM’N POP How's THE GRUS We Agree With Pop ¢ Gosa! —z wise” ste was HERE! | 4 White oats. *|Popular Industrials Carried 1) briskly on urum Amber urum. Durum 48% @1.50% + 1.44%@1.50% + 1.44% @1.48% Red Durum... 4@142% To arrive se eae LBA @146% Coarse ins Yellow corn... IT4@ 98% To arrive es Yellow corn 20 arrive Yellow corn.. To arrive Yellow corn... Yellow corn... Mixed cor To arrive Mixed cor To arrive Mixed corn. Mix To arrive . Barley, ch to To arrive .......... Barley, med to good.. To arrive .......... Barley, lower grade: . 1° Flaxseed ‘ To arrive . CLOSES FIRM Upward Despite Dull, Irregular Day New York, June 30,—()—Estab- lishment of a new high record since 1920 by Southern Pacific common at 117%, featured today’s dull and ir- stock market. The general alternately blew hot and cold, selling pressure particular severe agai ny of the moto: oils and equipments con. h recent trade news bas vorable, ‘ket experienced ng spell during the morn- money renewal The declines in many issues from two to six points, but these were recovered, at least ‘in er midday, when rallying tendencies were quite pronounced, Weakness of the railroad equip- ments followed the publication of a poor annual report by the American Car and Foundry company. Baldwin | broke nearly six points, but rallied short covering. Selling}: rate to 6 d, companies. were Ii : h cut in prices. Jordan and ilys Overland touched new 1927 lows Despite temporary stringency itions pools continued their operations in a large scale. Air Reduction was bid up five points | oF Block, Bismarck, North, Dakota, or || of ‘ten o'clock in and a good demand was appai for Collins and Aikman, International Match preferred and several others. The closing was firm. U. Steel, American Smelting. Phillips Petrol- eum, Hudson Motors and other pop- ular industrials were carried a frac tion or more above yesterday's final figures under the spur of the late demand by the shorts, General Elec- tric and Nickel Plate reached the year's best figures and Baldwin re- covered to within a fraction of where it left off yesterday. Total sales ap- proximated 1,400,000 shares, CHICAGO GRAI Chicago, June 30.—()—Whea 3 red 1.441%; No. 1 hard 1. mixed 97! 4@1.01! Oats No. 2 white white 46@48. Rye, Not quoted. Barley 73@85. Timothy ‘seed Clover seed 20. Lard 12.77. Ribs 12.00, Bellies 1. 49@50; No. 3 SUCH A BUST Mrs. Green: And whom does this statue represent? Mrs. Hills: That is Diana, exe- cuted in terra cotta, Mrs. Green: Oh, the poor thing! How cruel they are’ in those outland- ish countries.—Passing Show. SALE, mis hereby bids will of Wing, akota on the 6th day of July, 1927, at 2 o'clock i the office of the County | in the Court House in the a North te $6.500 VILLAGH, Village of Win for the purpo: structing a Villa said Village, which bonds dated June ‘Ist, 1927, bear interest at the rate of 6% per cent per an- ayable sem ly, mature June 1, 1937, both principal and interest of id bonds to it National Bank, ta. t be accompanied by a certified check in the sum of not less than 2 per cent of the bid. The Village will furnish the blank bonds and legal opinion. No bid of less than par will be considered and the Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated this 6th day of Ju GEO. ‘DERSON, Village Clerk. 6/22-23-24-25-27-28-29-30— T/1-2- 9 16 NOTICE /PORS. In the matter of the Estate of Al- rt C. Clausen, deceased. ‘otice is hereby given by the un- dersigned Jacob Fiel, the adminis- trator with the Will annexed of the estate of Albert C. Clausen, late of the City of St. Paul, county of Ramsey and: State of Minnesota, de- ceased, to the Creditors of, and all persoss having claims against the wald deceased, to exhibit them with the necossary ‘vouchers within six months after the publication of this notice, to Jacob Fiel, administrator with the will annexed, at the office f Pp. J. Engeseth, in the Hoskins TO ¢ to the Judge of the County Court of Burleigh County, In. the Court House'in the City of Biemarck, county of Burleigh state of North Dakota. . -You are hereby further notified that Hon. I. C. Davies Judge of the County Court within and for the county of Burleigh, and State of North Dakota, has fixed the 8th day of January, A. D, 1928, at the hour the forenoon of sald day, at the Court Rooms. in the Court House in’ the City of Bis- . in th id: County and State, and ee for Arg ed = e pro- FIER, | Administr: with. t wine annexed Watate ‘ot Al- | i. her CG.) iret ‘bileation” anol, STOCK MARKET jchurch suggested that consider whether or not * unions” should be certified by the cited the companio F proposed by Judge Ben Lindsey of Denve a rather|" of the ~ PAGE SEVEN Stirs ‘Church M 3 the “unmarried i a storm of dis iscopal con- Dr. Lewis e¢ marriage idea ‘ounty Com= nul two Irom followin ay riven for ard miles, on Lake yards of must certified of the order of F " to the , of the ful, promptly the r work. y Come on= C to reject any Koard of County many of which may cause sickness ur death. Killflieswith Fly-Tox ‘ Every bottle euarantesd, he sce ete sacs se ened feats? eieatch by Hes‘ Retech Fellnadap ooo