The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 2, 1927, Page 7

ema TUESDAY, AUGUST 9,1998° | °° e epe e MALE HELP WANTED WANTED CLAY HAULERS be used at Stanton, N. D. in 40 cents a yard mil is Con- tracting Co., Stanto . SOUTH AMERICA. ung men in- terested in working in this land write at once for information, South American Service Bureau, }600_Al jetroit, Mich, trade, Barbe great demand, big wages, ork. New catalog and spec! summer offer free. Moler Barber College, Fargo, N. D. WANTED—Fxnert Automobile Me- chanic. Carwin-Churchill Motors, 2D“ = Best offer by Augui A chance to £ at your own price. Inquire at Modern G: 511_Brosdway. FOR SALE—1926 Ford coupe in ex- cellent conditton, Duco finish, with some extras. ..Has had careful us- age and is remsonxbly priced. Write box $43, Bismarck. 1-1927 Ford Ooupe just broke in. Will have to stop early to get this one. Lahr Motor Sales Co. nae ate <a VORNITURE FOR SALE FOR SALE—One -four lid laundry stove with stove pipe and one, two burner gas plute. Call at 313 Ave. A East ‘ot ‘phone 1140, SALESMEN SALESME or, adjoining. territory, no expe: ience necesvary. lary $225.00 a month, See A, L. ‘Parkhill, room 41 Hotel ‘Bismarck, from 2:00 to 4:00 p. m. and 7:00 ‘to 10:00 ‘p. m. ’ o UNECE .ouccsseccecee 8 insertions, words under in easy THE, BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 82 FOR SALE FIVE ROOM MODERN, TILE AND stucco bungalow, basement garage, good location, price $4,800, cash. SIX. ROOM, TWO STORY HOUSE, hot water heat, full basement, south front, reasonable taxes, near school. Sale price $4,000. Terms.| FOUR ROOM MODERN STUCCO bungalow, hardwood floors, one bedroom, living room, bath, kitchen, dining alcove, pipe’ furnace, fuli basement partitioned, laundry room, basement garage. Sale price $2,800. A NEW JUST FINISHED FIVE room modern bungalow, hardwood floors, large closets, built-in feat- ures, full partitioned basement, basement garage, located east end. Sale price $5,000. Good terms, FIVE ROOM MODERN TWO STORY home, furnace ‘heat, good location. price $4,200. Terms. NEW FIVE ROOM: MODERN BUNG. alow, hardwood floors, t, furnace heat, clos church and school. Term: plan own ceege- ved) pee Week WIth aud Doura at, present and more in fall. Write to Hotel Irvin Cafe, Kenmare, N. D. hae ‘WANTED-—Competent maid for ge eral ‘housework, in modern home. Family of three. Write Tribune No. 57. ANTED — Experienced wattre highest seeee ie right party. W 54. ir pi tos’ ite go ta please er: with small diamond. Finde: return to Tribune office. ROUSES AND PLATS FOR SALE—A few modern bunga- low, five rooms amd bath, built-in breakfast ‘room and other built- features, oak floors and woodwork,! full finished basement, double gar- age, 50x140 lot. ‘Terms for pay- ment. 418 West Rosser avenue. Phone 898. Se FOR One partly” furnished | partly modern flat in my building at 118% Sixth street. Must see to appreciate. H. L. Reade. Phone 289. es FOR RENT—Six roc. ~-odern house, 3 bedrooms, full basement, porch, close in, and 3 rooms partly mod- ern house, very close in. Geo, M. Registei r Reward. perienced waitress at ‘afe. Do not phone, _ ‘ompetent girl for gen- eral housework, Phone 701-R. MNTED—Girl to wash lishes at Hoffman's Cafe. Do not phone. ANTED—Waitress at O'Brien's Cafe. ———— . ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—One large front room with closet, piangg gus, heat, lights, hot and cold water, fully furnish- ed. Also two rooms furnished for light housekeeping. Phone 812-5 or call ut 517 Second street. FOR RENT—Nice large roo modern home with or without board. Suitable for one person, or two girls, boys or married cou- ple, Call at 613 Third street. Phone jodern house in good location with garage. Fur- nished or unfurnished. Adults only. .Phone 730-R or call at 223 —_..... | formerly was floor leader of the ive room house, partly modern and partly furnished. Close in. Rent reasonable. Phone 42 419 Third street. wae T—Four room modern| bungalow, one block south of Bank! of North Dakota, Art Bauer. Phone 619-J. ib SOR RENT—Six room modern house located on South side of N. P ae ard at 511 Second street. tz. ch ‘A pleasant room in new Sale price ouse, suitable for two. Adjoin- ing sleeping porch with two beds. Four blocks from Postoffice. 116 Thayer Avenue West. Phone 262-W. R RENT—One furnished itable for light housekeeping or ying on second floor, Call at a ignth street or phone 104-W. FOR RENT—One large furnistied light housekeeping room. Gas to couk with, Reasonable rent. Phone 619-W. Sixth street, FOR RENT—Two jarge furnisheti rooms for light housekeeping on ground floor—private entrance. Call_at 506 Tenth street. RR pleasant, y nished room, close in, suitable for two. Phone 964 oF call at 501 Sixth street. ae DR RENT—Furnished room, city heat, bath connecting. Call at 304% Main, back apartment, or phone W FUR- of homes ranging in price from| _ whee $1500 ‘to $15:000 With ‘terms ‘to nw | satisfy. See this agency for serv- ice that will please you. Can help you finance your purchase to en- able ybu to get best prices. Agency 10 Years of Active City Selling Webb Block. Phone 0. APARTMENTS FOR RENT—One five, four and three room strictly moderna furnished or unfurnished apartments with heat, and water. Also a six room mod- ern newly decorated house, close in. For sale: Lawn mower and Majestic rai Phone 905 or call at 222 Second street. _ AUGUST FIRST FOR RENT— Modern unfurnished five room ‘and bath, city apt. in the Dale Apts nin, “Inguiry at 222 or phone 905. FOR RENT—One furnished apart: ment in the Rue Apts. Frigidaire, electric stove. Phone 697-J or call at 711 Avenae FOR RENT—Two room modern tur nished apartment at 924 Fourth street. Phone 548-W. FOR RENT—Forn nished apartment Flats. Pho FOR RENT—Modern farn' ts, ‘lose August Bismarck, . 1927 Ras ¢ Dak. E. s. : FOR RENT—A nice < furnished fiat, Ths ‘Taurain_Apts., phone 803._ FOR RENT—Modern six room house |‘ with garage in paved district. Phone 819,00, . WII be Fe- ikhway Com- rs at the State f Tismarck rT MISCELLANEOUS _ | WANTED—To tease to responsibil ; h s parties a good garage sory buginess with live in. Parties must be in a posi-; (1°! i pte to take sver about. $1,000) r tified check for five per| orth of stock snd equizment| cent, together with a bidder's bond} Place new, doing d business|in the full-amount of the wross sum | and well located. e Trnbune| bid, must accompany each proposal. No. 36. 4. Specifications Oh tie in FORSALE-OR-RENT=BE-0E-com:| (6, often of, she ar plete threshing rig, alsc 20-36) Flour City tractor used very little with 5 bottom self-lift. P & lan at a bargain. E. -C. Ruble, Briscoll, N. De HOME LAUNDRY—First class work done. Shirts a specialty. Also family washes *aken. Small repairs at low cost. arguerite Bulten’s Home Laundry, 203 Avenue A west. Phone 1017. T—Large modern room nicely furnished. Close in, on car line. Call at 515 Fourth ‘street. ed roome in modern home. Call at 114 West, + Main or phone'672-R, FOR REN eeping rooms for rent. Call at 309 Eighth street. Re | he invited to | pre one at th Kx of the pro- 3 mely Of] pall tractor 20x40 Seperator 28-48-6516 gas tank and wagon. One five bdte, tom self life plow-breakers , am stubble bottom. One double dise tractor 10 ft, 18 inch discs, -Ex- tension rims and steering right is reserved to r al proposals, ‘to tids, or to ace be determined to best interests of the State, STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION | Jos. J. Ermatinge Secretary pe for the Will sell all or part cheap. Ai ¢ Murphy Apts. 204% Main Ave.! FOR SALE—Lake shore and cottages,| Dated Aug. 1st, 1927. dress Investors Mortgage Security, Phone 62, - ‘s TH pines, iene beach, on the Man: (8/2-10-17) ' Co., Bismarck, N. Dak. FOR SALE—Garden Ci inch equipped for Nichols Shepard Threshing Machine, short ier, for $50.00. Excellent con- ition, A. H. Klipstein, Menoken, N. D, ST WANTED TO BUY ‘WANTED—To buy. five or seven room house or bungalow on month-; ly installments. Write Tribune No. 50, trap chain of lakes in Minnesota. Lots $150 i 8. W. Corwin, Bis- FOR SALE—Phonogra worth of records. Real reasonable. Call at 609 T phone 777-R. FOR RENT—1! iidhed one room and kitchenette, Ihurst. “ir Pith street. FOR RENT—Apartment in Tribute g Apply Tribune office. FARM LANDS PROVED FARMS FOR SALE OB| PIANOS—Two wed vised pianos for RENT—One Red River Valley, one, rent or sale. one 336 or write Consider property in or fr Music Shap, Mandan, N. D. nearer Bismarck, payment. TORRENT Pri T—Private garage at 417 it Owner, John Schwantes, 417 First! “ Pifth street. Phone 1114, strert, is BIG DURUM YIELD The market situation for durum whent this season appears slightly less favorable than last year, accord- ing to the United States Department of Agriculture. Production of durum wheat during ‘the current season is forecast at 76,000,000 bushels, which ig about 31,000,000 bushels above the 1826 crop and 16,000,000 bushels larg- gee the b-year average 1922- | President and Mrs. Coolidge motored 66 miles to New jthe other day to attend the wedding of Miss Dorothy and Alexander W. Gregg, chief counsel cf th reau. The bride is the daughter of the Wyoming representative who national note when he opposed 16 attorneys in the Ford tax suit. ler ra | 5” » With a recent parag: | Lond THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE” Coolidges;Saw Their Wedding castle, Wyoming, Mondell (above) > Internal Revenue Bu- louse. Young Gregg recently won acti HAVE NOVEL SIG Nov auto signs clearly vis h. been installed in a num- Y t nigh ber own but r proachin great en the light of the ap- The device has the antage of cheapness. It has been extended to milestones h flare up for a moment as the Ws lights strike them in speeding London.—@)— Persons named mith might congratulate themselves ph from the recent the Ame! menting on . new athleties, si “It is_good to see how the Anglo- Saxon stock is maintaining its own at the two premier universities o! America. What finer Anglo-Saxon fame, for example, than Smith, the winner of the three miles for Yale? Too Late To Classify FOR RENT—Furnished room. after 3:00 p. m. Call at 419 Fifth street, WANTED TO RENT—New or nearly 7new medium sized house by Aug- ust 7th or Please st dress and price in answerin Tribune Ad. No. 58. GARAGE FOR RENT—Inquire 502 Seventh street. FOR RENT—Beautiful room in a large modern home. Only _ two blocks from Courthouse, Have automatic gas water heater. Gentle- men only. Call at 502 Seventh street, FUPNITURE FOR SALE—Leaving eity and must sell all household tu:niture including electric range, ice box and complete furniture for bedrooms. living room and dining rom. Call at 815 Second street or Phone 1050-M. at l- 1330 pounds 8.75@9. Le naiaaueadaihanaanatetieaeted PAGE SEVEN —_ || LIVESTOCK By Anewclated Prins Leased Wire NEWS 1 r a8 i | Aug. 2 | . i Close _ Close —Today— - —Today-— . ” Yesterday YearAgo Open High Low Clone Wheat— ‘ LATE D LINES Sept. 1.89% 197% 1.38% = 36% 1.87% . y @% @% * @k Dee, 14) 141 142% 1.40% we ; boo | @144 aM |Early Black Rust Reports ba ry 2% = 105% 1.06 101s 1.08 @% @s @1.05, from Northwest Have Bull- | 1... Hue 1.08% = 1.09% = 1.07% 1.07% ish Influences 5 deat pti Oats— Sept. AB% 42% og Ai 43% Ad @ Aug. (P)—Persistent 7 ‘AG % 71, 46% 1 ; cs, together with the Inch 47% ABM 40% ATM AO% = AO sustained ‘buying, brought about Me 9 90% 4 late downturns in Wheat prices to- Ten news (cab se gat day. Earlier black rust reports La i ab ; ‘@% both from the American and the Ca-} 15.35 12.47 12.50 12.45 12.45, nadian northwest had considerable ae G55 p influence. Liverpool quota- | 15.40 12.17 12.62 12.55 : ; failed to reflect up-| i @ez : ere, and the amount of wheat | Q 2 3 95 7 ocean passage showed a decided tae. aaa sisal pa erease over last week, and a year : z ak aga as wel 18.00 ic 17.80 at 4 decline aT 3 oa vance, and provisions 7@10 than Monday; natives 2 Northern ... @ nts off, at the decline; bulk) % D. N. ch ot vices at hand today regarding! good natives to packers 12.50@13.00; | 3 gd to @aa vheat in northern North Dakota and selected kinds to city butcher . N. >. ord to good lin Manitoba said black rust has {18.35 and 13.40; sorting on natives | Sorthern cee 131 ly changed to a damaging stag ate to hea no range lambs | 1 Dark Hard (Mont.).. 1.40 | quik hy hot days of about a week ago, and now promises from light damage in| offering: early wheat to rather heavy damage | Sheep steady of latest fields. Some of the wheat ewes 6.00@ int he region referred to will be cut, “round 7.25 next week, but most of the crop needs tions unchanged: wo weeks to ripen, feeding lambs held upward to 1 Reports from other sources said bulk medium weight finishers clig hat it will require only about 24 ble 13.00@1 deck to choice 61 of the wrong kind of weather pound feeding lambs late y y damage fgom aust all 13.75. ntral and ‘soythern Mani- ur weeks these erted will be required for uth St. Paul, Aug. 2, | wheat over this whole district to jot -Lattle ture, and with a retur of warm dragey; tendenc her there will undoubtedly be eral loads de shrinkage in yields, ‘ ,and yearlings offered, with bulk of sy descriptions; little most grassy st salable from asking around 13.75 for choice cull lambs 8.50@9.! desirable weight native few rangers held so. heav: RUST, FROST NE! H. TO STIR BU Minneapolis, Aug. 4P)—Frost most she | stock 5.50@ and rust news alike led to stir 4.25@5.00; bulls firm, more than moderate buying of wheat 6. stockers and feeder today. Close was at %@*s cent ad-| | Calves 1,300; vance, | 12.00@13.06. Corn futures were quiet and firm) Hogs 4,500; jearly, turning draggy after %@% hogs about steady; p: cent advance. Oats advanced % cent around 25 cents lower Op reports of disappointing yields in better grades butchers a Minnesota, but eased back wih corn, ward’ from 2 Barley futures were dull and firn:. September rye bulged 114 cents with wheat, and lost the gain after mid- d eptember flaxseed moved up one cent with pit off sh wheat demand w rand the market w: ‘ollowing a late decline of 1@2 vent in the trading late yesterday. ¢! Sales today w cents down S$ IN 2. cutters: 50: very slow. about steady, range butchers and bacon around pigs mostl 8. 7 10.60 onday weight a | Sheep 700; bidding 11.75@12.75 to good native lambs or about 50 culls mostly 's sheep’ unchange ewes to pack 6.50, rs CHICAGO Aug. GRA better demand! Ch P) ind more northwestern was in. jred Durum was searce and strong. Corn demand was quiet, especially 4 yellow, cant supply and bet- | Was gne cent higher at 62 g Bree at Timothy seed 4.00@4 Clover seed 20,001 Leas 22:80. Ribs 1 Bellies CHICAGO o, Aug. seed was firm, light offerings in good demand. CHICAGO 1 Chicago, Aug. 2. PRODUCE 2.—P —Butter un. ipts 15,684 tubs. unchanged; ' receipts change Eges cages. Cheese unchanged, CHICAGO POULTRY Chicago, Aug. 2. — GP) — Poultry eight averages; 210 to 240 pounds; ship-| ping demand comparatively narrow; top 11.00; bulk 160 to 200 po 10.65@10.90; 220 to 250 poun @10.50; few sales butchers most packing 11,272 sows 7.60@ 3 lightweights 8.00@) ali receipts 7 ears; fowls 8.25; best pigs 10.00@10.50; bulk 15@21; springs 22@26; broilers 21 9.75@10.25; heavyweight hogs 865@ @24; 20; roosters 14%; 9.85; medium 9.25@11.00; lights ducks 19@23;' geese 13@19. 9.65@11.00; light lights 9.25@11.00; MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Minneapolis, Aug. 2—(P)—Plour unchanged; shipmetns 42,257 barrels. Bran 24.50@26.50. packing sows pigs 8.75@10.50. Cattle 10,000; fed steers and year- lings steady to strong; spots higher on better grade weight ysteers; veul- 7.00@8.25; slaughte, ers 25 cents hig! other classes FARGO BUTTER fully steady; strictly choice weighty| Fargo, N. D., Aug. 2.44)—Butter bullocks 14.60; new high for season; medium weights on long yearlings fat, not’ quoted; packing stock 25. MOM’N POP Nothin’ Doin’ HERE'S MY CHANCE! IF. MOM ; WANTS ME TO BE A MUSCULAR MARVEL |} WHO KNOWS BUT WHAT ‘A FEW BOXING LESSONS MIGHT MAKE 14.00; stockers scarce, mostly 7.25@ MINNEAPOLIS RANGE 8.25; feeders demand very narrow, Aug. 2 most grass fat steers to killers 10.50 Open High Low Close downward to 8.50; vealers mostly | Wheat—- 13,50@14.50; few 14.75, Sept. 1.87% 1.89% 1.87% 1.38 Sheep 13,000; fat lambs 25 pet 140% 1.41% 1.39% 1.40% ye. Sept. 85 86% 85 BH By Taylor ||o2: 88% 894% 87% 8B | Oata-— y y: | Sept. Al 42% 415% 41% -— -=|_ Dec, 437% 44% 438% 444 2.22 222% 2.22 2.22 224 2.24% 2.93% 2.93% 224 224 2294 2.24 68% 68% 68% 6814 10% .70% 70% 701% DULUTH RANGE | Aug. 2 Open High Low Close Durum— Sept. 1.8244 1.83% 1.82% 1.32% Oct. 1.30% 1.31% 1.30% 1.31% Dee. 1.30% 1.31 1.2914 1.29% ye Sept. 88% 8935 88 B84 Dee. 89% 90% 89% 89% Flax— Sept, 2.241% 2.25 2.2514 2.24% Oct. 2.25% 2.26% 2.25% 2.26 Dee. 2.26% FARGO LIVESTOCK Fargo, N. D.,, Aug. 2.—(7)—Hogs 150 to 180 pou: 9.50@10.35; 180 to 200 pounds 9.50@10.35; 200 to 225 pounds 9150@10.25; 225 to 250 pounds 9.25@9.75; 250 to 300 pounds 8.00@ packers 7.00@7.60; stags 7.00@ ‘You MEAN To SAY f KEEP LETT’ Sheep top spring lambs trimmed 12.00@12.50; bef spring lambs bucks 11.00@11.50; cull spring lambs 7.00@ 8.00; light | ewes' 4.50@5.50; heavy ewes 8.00@8.50; cull ewes 1.00@3.00; }bucks 2.50@3.50, MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE Minneapolis, Aug. . 2.—(?)—Wheat receipts today 127 compared to 299 ‘@ year ago. Minneapol! h wheat ‘and coarse grain closing tofay’ follow: 1/ Hard Spring, fancy N. 8, ch to fancy 1.51 1 N. he Ba Wotthern... Ne feeding lambs, indica) choice lightweight i y fed. steers | rs id | 50@9.00; | few 3 1 Hard (Mont.. Minn. & S, D, +. 187 1 Dark »» 1 Hard PVG cissuinds, 1 1 Amber Durum Amber Durum Durum...... ATM @1.55% 44'e @147 1454 @1.54% 1.41% @1.46% 1394%@ ... 1.40% @1.44% 1,384 @ 1.4044 @1.45% 914 @ 12% A @1A2% a Amber Durum... Durum * Red Durum |) ARO caPeive 25%), i Coarse 1 1 1 1 4 1.224% @L24 rains. 1.03 1.02 Yellow corn To arrive ... Yellow corn To arrive .. Yellow corn. To arrive Yellow corn Yellow corn... Mixed FN... To arrive . Mixed corn,. To arrive . Mixed corn To arrive Mixed corn.. Mixed corn,. White oats White oats To arrive . @1.04 4 4 | ON NEW LEVELS Advance Reaches Violent Market Proportions—Move- ment Carries Along Rail And Industrial Shares New York, Aug. 2.—(/)—Resump- tion of the upward price movement in today’s stock market carried both |the rail and industrial averages to record high levels, more than 50 in- dividual issues eclipsing their pre- vious peak prices of the year. The advance reached violent proportions in a few issues which are believed to harbor a large short interest, Tim- ken Roller Bearing soaring nearly 17 points to 141 and Manhattan Elec- trical Supply nearly 10 points to 131. Banks called about $10,000,000 in loans during the day but’ there ap- peared to be plenty of funds ayail- able at the renewal rate of 4 per cent. The recent reduction in bank- ers’ acceptances, following soon after thesdecrease in Kansas City federal reserve rediscount rate, has aroused hopes in speculative quarters of euts in other reserve centers, particular- ly those serving the agricultural regions. Practically all of the high grade railroad and industrial stocks reached new high ground, the list including S. Steel common, General Motors, |General Electric, American Tobacco, American Smelting, Baldwin Locomo- tive, Consolidated Gas, Chrysler Moz |tors, Hudson Motors, Woolworth, At- j¢chison, New York Central, Union Pa- cific, Southern Pacific, Southern Railway,-Canadian Pacific and Chesa- ‘peake & Ohio. 5 Chicago grain operators were’ re- ported to be heavy buyers of Tim- ken, which sold as low as 78 earlier in the year. Both Timken and Man- hattan Electrical Supply, which has more than doubled in price this year, fell back sharply on profit taking. The rapidity of the advance in these and other issues led to cautionary advices -by some of the larger com: mission houses, who urged prot taking on the theory that the techni- position of the market had been weakened. The closing was strong. General Railway Signal, Union Carbide, U. 8. Cast Iron Pipe, Goodrich, American Smelting, Crucible Steel and Postum Cereal were foremost in the late up- ward surge, which also carried Gen- eral ‘Motors and U.S. Steel to higher levels, Total sales approximated 2,200,000 shares. 5 ’ BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russe! Bismarck, No, 1 dark northern iis. 1 northern