The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 7, 1927, Page 7

Tribune Classified Advertisements | ‘MALE HELP WANTED. WANTED — —Ambitious, industrious person to introduce and supply the demand for Rawleigh Household Products in Morton county. $150. to $400 a month or more ciear pro! it. Rawleigh Methods get busi ness every No selling ex- Perience required. We supply Pro- duct Outfits, Sales and Service Methods — everything you need. Profits increase every month: Lowest prices; best values; n complete service, W. T.. Rawleigh Co., Dept N~ D 322, Minneapolis, Minn, $ MAKE $10 daily calling on business men in North or Dakota. They need, Sjnall capital, $10-$25 needed for sam- ples. Unlimited opportunity. Ex- perience unnecessary. Box 607, andan D Paes GOVERNMENT ~~ Forest —_ Rangers, Special Agents (Investigators) and Mail Clerks make to $250 month. “How to Qualify” mailed free. Write OZMENT, -P, Sty Mo. LEARN Barber trade. great demand, big work, New catalog summer offer free. College, Fargo, TEES “YANTED_AT ONCE—Cook for Cafe Must he first class—steady job. Write or Phone New Cafe, Underwood, No. Dak. Barbers in wages, cnsy and special Moler Barber WANTED—Waiter at_O’Bricn’s Cafe. FEMALE HELP Saleslady for dry goods dept. in general store. Gi experience, references and __Wwanted. Write Tribune Ad. WANTED—Ten young ladies for out- side work, See Mrs. Campbell at Hall's Drug store, 10:00 . m. Tue ay, WA TED—Girl for “general house- Small family, Good home. Telenhone 862-R after six o'clock. WANTED—Middie aged lady to do cooking on farm for two or three. Write Tribune No. and Steele, name on bag. please notify JL 2 Fourth street, Bismarck, “rimmed glasses in soft leather case. Finder please return to Capitol Funeral Parlors, “it PERSONAL PILES — radically operation, Painless No chloroform. from your business. Rooms ithout permanent cure. No loss of time Clinie, Dr. 6-8, Lucas Blood! fits “poisoned to stop ociation, Chicago. hed partment. one block north of postoffice. Everts apartments 314 Third Street room modern furnished apartment with private bath, Call at 721 Third street. FOR RENT—Two room modern fur- nished apartment at ‘924 Fourth _street. Phone 543-W. NT—Furnished or unfur- nished apartment at the Varney Flats. Phone 773. FOR RENT—Moderi at Murphy ‘Apts, 204% Phone 852. Mee tterd ead FOR RENT—Furnishea one room and kitchenette, Hazelhurst. 411 Fifth street. FOR 'T — Unfurnished apart- ments at Person Co 796, FOR RENT—Apartment in Tribu g. Apply Tribune office, Foi 5 RENT—Apartment, well located. Call First Guaranty Bank. 2 insertions, 28 words or ’ or under . Eaten pett Ads over 35, words, 3c r word CLASSIFIED DISPLAY cs conte Per Inch __ AUTOMOBILES ‘Rebuilt Automobiles Satisfaction FF pte day trial, Each car priced in eeiaie figures. OUR constant effort is to raise the standard of used car value per dollar of price in this market. Any one of the many good rebuilt cars on our floor now will prove our point—here’s just an instance. One , 1925 _.°G5 illys-Knight Brougl It would be hard to inguigh this one from @ new one. “Rebuilt Cars With’ a Reputation” Lahr Motor Sales Co. WANTED—Salesmen with cars to bell our ‘established line of oils ints. Lists of customers Phone or write R. T. rek, N. Dak., in care room enamel refrigerator H re 607 top table, jars and crocks. Fifth. Phone 1126-M. FOR SALE—Household Call_at_ 714 Main, aT TE) REA HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RE! ‘our room flat with bath, Heat and water furnished. Six room modern newly decorated house. For sule: Lawn mower, and majestic range. Phone 905 or call_at 222 Second street. iE FOR SALE—Kight room. héuse in good condition with water, lights' and telephone, complete with garage and workshop. Fenced all around. Call at 210 Eleventh street North or phone 535-M. FOR RENT—Six room modern housé, 5 room modern house and 4 room partly thodern house. All well 1o- cated. Geo. M. Register. FOR RENT—Six room modern house located on South side of track. Call at 511 Second street, E, J. Schultz, FOR RENT—A nice corner one room furnished flat, reasonable rent. The Laurain Apts., phone 303, -' FOR RENT—Modern furnished bung- alow by the first of July. Call at 511 Fourteenth street. DEPENDABLE USED CARS “QUALITY is remembered. long. after ‘price.is forgotten”—this applies, to Used Cars even more than to other merchandise. We handle only. high- grade Used Cars, una a visit to our Used Car Salesroom will surprise you with the low. prices. "36 Dodge Sedan; Ford Coupe; Dodge Roads- ter; Maxwell Coupe; Overland Se- Ford Touring; Dodge mene Essex Coach. Easy Terms Low Pr, M. B. GILMAN CO. furniture, INTIME To HELP =PHONEZ 32-=- John. Doe, in pain most. Went up against the erry He's now ¢rossed o'er'the River Styx To join o'er there his appendix. If poor John Doe had paid atten- tion to our motto; .“A pvees | in Time Saves Nine (in the abdo- men)”, he would be still with us and effjoying the very best of ealth. We cure all. inflammations of the appendix, “gall-bladder,| stomach (stomach ulcers), goiter, female troubles, affections of the kidneys, bladder and_ prostate, etc., etc. without the KNIFE, We cure by Natural Methods, Alkaline Blood ‘reatment, Vitamin Herbs, Roots and Bark, and scientific individual diet. We remove the poison from the blood and tissues of the body) and teach you how to live and you \ are CURED to stay cured. If you are tering from neuritis or lumbago, don’t go to the Hot Springs. Stay home an save your money for we can cure RY for less than the price of the! R, ticket. CLINIC of Dr. T. M. MacLachlan (Harvard). __8-8 Lucas Block, Bismarck, N. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Bos- tén Dental Co, as heretofore opera- ted by me in the offices leased from Mrs.’ Eva B. Hibbs has been dissolved. .The business will be continued and all contracts com pleted by: me my new offices, over Knowles Jewelry, across from the Lucas Bld~. The new office will. be known. as Dr. Kern's. Deh- tal Clinic. honest service and high quality work at a price you can afford to pay will be followed out in the future as in the past. Work done by me guaranteed as usual. (Signed): Dr. W. A. Kern, Formerly Boston Dental Co. _ Office Now Open for HAUL ASHES FROM -BASEM! iT Three or four tubs 60c. For sale: Dry stove wood, _ For a’square deal Phone 977-J. FOR RENT—160 acres hay land in section 11, Apple Creek Township and 320 acres in section 31, Ster- ling township, F. A. Lahr, Bis- marck, ‘WANTED—Responsible party wishes|! to rent dairy farm on shares. furnish excellent reference: take possession immediately. T ‘Ad. No. 30, Can WANTED—A second hand 16 or r 20] gauge repeating shotgun condition if priced right. box 448, Bismarck, N. D. FOR SALE—One McCormick header almost new. Inquire. Chas, Me- Ménoken, FOR SALE—Lloyd Loom aby Good ‘as new. Phone 85: HOME LAUNDRY FIRST CLASS work done, Shirts a specialty..:\Also family washings taken, Small repairs at low cost. Marguerit.Bulten’s Home Laundry. 203 Ave. A West. Phone 1017. ROOMS’ “FOR RENT 5 ‘OR RENT—Three furnished un- furnished rooms on second floor. Call at 418 Eighth street between wi and*7:00 p. m. or in goo Address Close “call at Ss th ateeet or FOR RENT—Two rooms for light modern home. street or Phone FOR RENT—Clean furnished light housekeeping room with pantry und closet. Call at 622 Third street. Phone _132-W._ Ae € FOR RENT—Sleeping room. in mod- ern chome, Gentlemen only. Call at 117 First street. Phone 195-M _ oF 908. FOR “RENT — Furnished pire in modern home. Call at 31 jousekeeping, in Call at 518 Ninth ght, housekeeping and sleeping rooms. No children, 422 __Fourth street. Phone 1052-R. FOR RENT—Sleeping’ room and lor with piano. street. Sa rheumatism,| The same policy of|h All) Call at 522 a WHEAT PRIOES OVE UPWARD Black Rust inane Reported in Vatious Parts of Win- ter Crop Belt Chicago, July 7.—()—-Reports of black rust damage in various part: of the winter crop belt, led to good class of buying in wheat toda igher prices ensued, smallness of | winter wheat more than offsetting! | favorable weather in spring crop te ory. Harvesting is rapidly ni ing completion in Kansas but there is yet no material pressure of ne wheat at Kansas City. Wheat closed firm 1% to 1% cents net higher; corn 2%@3 cents up; oats unchanged to ‘4 cent advance, and provisions varying from 7 ce decline to 17 cents at 20 cents gain.! Assertions that winter wheat docs not look good over much of the mid- dlewest formed the basis of consid- erable buying in the wheat pit to- day. In this connection, statements from u leading crop authority sa’ that whereas winter wheat usually, matures before the final stage of black rust can do injury, the case this year is different, and that d appointing yields where. the hart is been completed is a good de the result of black rust presence. According to reports Trent, black rust has been at work in Ken-| tucky, Tennessee, southern Indiana,' southwestern Illinois and in Mis- souri, with indications of damage numerous. Samples of wheat he from Dade county, Missou , show! typical black rust, and it is ‘stated| that the crop in that county was al- most destroyed. MINNEAPOLIS W prices moved higher today and clo: ing levels showed, gains of 14@1%s! cents with greater strength in the July. Oats were slow and firm, tal i s tone from corn. Barley fu- tures ruled fractionally high on light grad There s no feature) in the market except small of- ferings. September gained 1% cents! with wheat. September flax was up one cent with grain Cash wheat offerings were skimpy and good milling quality was firm to strong. Fancy high protein springs were 1@2 higher compared th July. Ordinary quality was steady and poor, high moisture or damaged offerings held slow. Winter wheat was firm to strong for good protein. Durum was steady. Corn receipts were small and de- mand was good for choice yellow. Oats were firm and unchanged. Cmernee were practically nil. © was easy and quiet. Biriey was slow and draggy de spite scant offerings. Price mana: was 69@80. Flaxseed was quiet and steady. CHICAGO atic Chicago, July 7.—(U D. of AD —Hogs 35,000;" good sand: chp hows} § all weights under 290 pounds around ee WORK WANTED _ WORK WANTED—Middle aged lady desires work by the hour, rate— im- Also miles east of Bismarck, well proved. Possession this fail. some choice improved and unim- proved farms for sale on easy terms. F, io Lahr, Bismarck, Jak, ROOM AND BOARD BOARD & ROOM—$25.00 per month in modern home, close in. Two girls or married couple preferred. Phone_173-M. ‘on, small rin, Owner ma at 110 Eas Rosser Avenue. ci er, 15 mS have same by calling] al [ears duly Sept. Dee. orn— July Close MARKETS By Asseciated Press Leased Wire peaches Nh RANGE y 7 Jui Close —Tod: TF Yesterday Year Ago Open igh Wheat— Sept. Dec, Oats— July Sept, Dee. Rye July Sept. Dee. and— July Sep’ Oct. Ribs— July Sept. Bellie July Sept. j10 pounds held higher | pounds 9.40@ lings Shee, mostly bulk good to ¢ nger: Si Sout! Shee ed Minneapolis, unchanged; shipments 33,361 barrels. cents bulk light sorts 14.00; hanged higher th ing ad very selected hogs slow; 1.367% @1.37 1.39% @% 1% 0 7 Wednesday's vance; pack- top 9. 170 to 190 bulk 160 to 200 10 to 50 pounds 2650 to 300 pound butch- 5@ 9.60; most lightwegihts 09.00; best of yweight hog ligh "slaughter. pig: beef steer: 500: steady cents M4 yearlings ‘she stock and bu weave fed cow: packnig. sows 8.00; bulk ferings 9.10 $s, 8.55@9.15; s highe held around Ils 25 cents 9.00@ 7 @ 00; Vonlets s mostly » stead; 73 s 1. 0 14.00 sth culls mostly 10.0 fat ewes 5. lambs choi late Wednesd @ 15.00; choi choice ft 0. S' h to 1,120 pound eras bulk’ 10.00@11.00; @8.00; ghty she cutters medium — bulls and feeders vealers 50 or @13.50. Hogs 6,506; on lights; slow generally strong to 15 Wednesday: down mostly 9.50; 210 to ers 8.75@9.35; higher, cost Wednesday 7.84; opening on better grade sows 7.2: mostly 9. w lamb: p 400; fat ; culls around to a1 pound best held hij @14.25 with held around held segend oe bulk ice deck to ecders Wed- AUL LIVESTOCK ul, July 7.—(U, up to firm; more hi fai other cl higher\ than 00 pounds s bulk desirable ni yearling wethers 11.00; at ewes 50 higher, mostly 4.00@ MINNEAPOLIS ait R July 7. Bran 25.00. Fargo, N. fat, unquote FARGO BUTTE D., July 7. stock packi —4)—Flour rR Butter 5. CHICAGO POULTRY fowls 18@24; spr' Chicago, July 7. — (@) — Poultry firm, but strained; receipts 4 ings 26@33; broilers 23@29; | were well below lor :|} the company 144 146% 1.45 148 146 a7% 1.06%, 1.10% Ad % AGM 49% @s 1.101% 1.01 1.04 14.07 1442; ducks 20; PRICES RALLY; geese TRADING DULL. ar. | 75 3 Buying Appears to Ori: Largely With Profes- sional Traders New York, July 7.—(P) demand p nh nee in pri dull on the ral to originate largely with profe ders, several of the on houses reporting ‘ipation, little Although pools succeede@ in mart- ing up more than a score issues to year, in- ican Express, and| No. 1 amber dum new high levels for cluding Baldw: Ame in bank note, Brown Shoe Five Cigar stocks, bi eral list was icted unfavorable trade new cluded a sharp drop in pig i duction t Jun off in freight ear lo report thaty the countr: 10% of Baldwin Locomotive, w operatiny at 106 per cent of crossed 239 to a new peak, preferred re 125, the ‘on pr dings: city, or the first time unconfi the large automobile concerns. Heaviness of mous Pl which ran up three points at the pense of an overcrowded short terest yi sterday 700 actors and actresses together, presumably to posed cuts and ing conditions. General Moto Hudson, Dupont and Internation Harvester also had spells of hea ness. Merger issues continued to fe ture the rail group with Kansas Southern and Chicago and Minois common and preferred re ing new high ground The closing was fi Brothers and Pi were fed out ste: hour, concurrently with a General, Motors and Jordan best figures of the da Electric also_ ref! taking. R. H. points and U. & Total sales shares. resist to acy improved Cast Iron Pipe You-Bet She'll Find Out ANUWAY WOO CAME = HECK -WHU BOTHER ME CLEAN UP ZEEP IT IN) LIKE You SAID YoU WOULD #: GOSH ~(® YOU CLEAN UP NOW,You'”L. ONLY HAVE TODO IT OVER AGAIN BEFORE SHE GETS HOME — LET (T GO YiLL THE DAU BEFORE SHE ARRIVES — SHE'LL NEVER KNOW HOW THE PLACE Loox turkey i ene roosters inate} 5 f ‘Lower, money rates and a good investment | wided the groundwork for es in tolay's! 2 stock market, but trading was rather y. Buying appeated|No. 1 aut com- par- ying of the gen- by This in- the recent falling | and the} 's steel mills ached the callable price Strength an was based on ned reports that control of sought by one of in- t had banded pro- obtain better work- tern he The Dodge sues final rise in the General cted. active profit approximated 1,600,000 MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE Minneapolis, July 7.—(4)—Wheat regeipte today, 44 compared to 124 ja Sear ago. Minncapolis cash wi and coarse grain colsing quotations today follow: 1 Hard Spring, fancy Montana .. To arrive DN. S., fane: To arrive eee ts 65 3% Ns a to choice ag arrive 1.51%4@ ord to good LA7%@l ‘thern . ord to good Sad ea dD . ch to faney gd to choice , ord to good hard (Mont.) ei & 8. D., Amber Durum i To arrive D 2 ‘Atwher Durum... Durum Amber Durum Red Durum To arrive Coarse Grains corn... Durum Ti ellow To arrive 5 Yellow corn... Yellow Mixed corn To arr corn... 2” White oats White oats To arrive 4 White oats... 0000! j Barley, ch to faney.. To arrive . oc A toed, to good... Bark To arrive Flaxseed. To arrive BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell- Miller Co.) Bismarck, July 7 1 dark northern 1 northern . io, No. 1 mixed durum .. No. 1 red durum No. 1 No. Barley Oats Speltz, per ewt. S ‘One cent, ‘per pound discount under 55 Ib, Ear corn, 70 Ibs. 6 cents un- der shell. Hard winter wheat NEAPOLIS RANGE Open High Low Close 14454 145 4a 147 GBM En DULUTH RANGE 5. July 7 Open High Low Durum— July Sept, ae ‘July Sept, 97% 2.19% 2.22 2.23% CHICAGO GRAI 48. 1.00@%; No. No. 3 yellow 1.031% @; Oats No. 2 white | white 4512¢@46% | Rye No, 2, 1.12 Barley 70@78. Timothy seed 4 Clover seed 20.00@) Lard 1 48@50; ‘CE - (P) — Butter 600 tu! standards 391% 3 firsts 36@ receipts ery extras 39% tra firsts 28@ onds 34@35. Eggs unchanged; cases. Cheese unchanged. FARGO LIVESTOCK Fargo. N. D, July 7.—(#)—Hoes ex: receipts 9,380 150 to 180 pound weights 8.50@9.25; 180 to 200 pounds 8.50@9.25; 200 to 225 pounds 8.50@9.25; 225 to 250 unas ¥.35@8.75; 250 to 300 pounds 15@8.35; packers 6.50@7.25; stags 6.50@7.00. Sheep top sprine lambs 12.00@ 18.00; cull lambs 7:00@8.00; light ewes 4.50@5.00; heavy ewes 3.50@ 4.50; bucks 2.50@3.50 (Mercury readi it 7 a. m, Bismarck-Clear, 59: roads pe St. Cloud—Cloudy, 70; roads . Mandan—Clear, 64; onda geeks Mankato—Clou is good, en udy, a *Winona—Clondy, hs ae good. Hitking Pectly eae jinot—Clear, 67; roads ready. oe Forks—Clear, 695 took Clondy, 623 “pees rab nae 623 biy 344 baba | jester Ths weeds ha r glup other murders 2 Sadie # | indicated she evidence £\0f two St. 4" lavenue here in Mare! t 0, July 7.—{#)—Wheat No. rn 2|w cream- | > ' Temverature and | Boxbs He ]__ Road Conditions | erat s Tule Gitea June POLICE PR PROBE DOUBLE DEATH ie Taxicab Driver For Questioning on St. Paul Slayings Paul, July (P)}—A taxicab driver/ said to be a former sweet- heart of Anne: Grenville, was ar- rested today for questioning in the investigation of the slaying of Miss ile and Mrs, Sadie Bell (Ted- y) Du Bois. The man’s name was not_ revealed. Two women and another man, Charles M. Hutchinson, are also held for questioning. Police believe the women may be material witnesses in the slaying. Hutchinson, with a taxi driver, found the bodies. Police admitted they had difficulty in finding definite clues to the slay- sngs, which were characterized as “underworld murders.” Jealousy, gang warfare and the possibility that Mrs. Du Bois “talked too much” were other possible motives being investl- gated, Alcohol and near beer were found by police in the women’s home in a store building. MAN KILLED TO. COVER GANG WARFARE DEATHS St. Paul, July () Evidence has been found, the police announced today, definitely establishing that |the ‘two women found rly yesterday w gang warfare discloses, police said, Grenville and Mrs. Du Bois were one of th had had knowledge of some of the recent gang murders here, The two women were found shot to death in their home. Police believe the new they have picked up lead them back r a series murders that may include the ki Paul patrolmen on Laurel 1926, Vall and Murnane on Case Herman Vall, captain of ietectives, and Chief of Police . Murnane personally are working an the case, announcement of the new evidence was made jointly by them. Among recent %gang murders _re- ferred to by the police are the triple slaying here April 24, when two men murde of may of trail *Jand a woman were killed in the wom- an’s apartment, and the murder a week later of Jack Sullivan, who was aken for a ride” and his body left on the shore of Lake Vadnais, A former taxi driver, taken into custody today, told police he had driven Miss Grenville and another woman, Babe Taylor, 22 years old, to the former's apartment early Tues- jday. Miss Taylor also was ques- Itioned. Following their qu bees alighted on t automobile parked street. a swarm of bumper of an in un Ohio city NOvTIC DEALERS sted for fur- nishing 1 sor I lump lignite coal and al to reject any or companied with cer- for the er Grand Stand on the Hughes y of a frame mund De si a Bismarck, M., Tuesday, July ved to reject with, Vv architect Board on st, Ail bid : accompanied with ified cheek for $100.00, order of the E of Educa- 1 June 20th, KICHARD PR? DEN, Clerk, 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS, f the Entate of Al- is hereby given by the un- dersigned Jac the adminis- trator with the Will annexed of the estate of Albert C. Clausen, late of the City of St. Paul, county of Rams. ate of Minnesota, de- ceased, e Creditors of, and all exhibit them with puchers within -six. the publication of this cob Fiel, administrator h the will annexed, at the office . J. Engeseth, in the Hoskins Bismarck, North Dakota, or > Judge of the County Court ‘ at his office in the n the City of Bismarck, county of Burleigh state of North ‘Dakota. e hereby further notified that Hon. 1. 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 of ten o'clock ain the’ forenoon of said day, at the Court Rooms, in he Court House in the City of Bis- k in the sald County and State, as the time ‘and place for hearing and adjusting all claims against the estate of the said Albert C. Claugen, deceased, which have been duly and regularly presented as herein pro- v Dated June 22nd, A. D. 1 JACOB THIEL, Administrator with the ‘Will annexed of the Estate of" Al- r C. Clausen, Deceased. ceirst “Publication dy June 23, 1927.) wil NOTICE OF SALE. PUBLIC NOTICE is bernuy site that competitive bids will ceived by the Village of Wings ‘Bur. telah Count; = ple fey s on the Le day of 27, at 2 o'clock m, at the Bieive of the o unt Kuditor in the Court House 4 City of Bismarck, North Dak