The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 1, 1930, Page 11

+ WHBAT VALUES PAL TO HOLD EARLY GAIN | DUE WINNPEG PRICE; Canadian and Russian Exports |?, 1 and Arrivals in Minneapolis Also Serve as Check was largely 1o sharp advances in wheat Yquotations at cet okt vhero higher Briope ‘on whe ings from Argentina were and where some improvement brat | te continental meray site twas repor' 2 oritas tive unofficial veatimna issued in Chi- cago today Indicated 1.1 per cent re- duction of the world’s winter wheat nereage pared with a year. an heat cloned ‘unsettled 1 ie 3-4 to 7-8c a bushel a wed ees PS oH See Ee fo 1-4, Suiy 1.24 e 1-8 Corn closed i 4 to 3-8c to 3-4e e (March 87 +s May 91 1-8 to 1-4, July 98 3:8 to 1-2) Oats 1-2c ti to 7-8c advanced and provisions vg tied gains ane from a shade tp 1 1-1 5. [aagdin Gee ogg cman Open High Low Closc 1 pegprotein tein ‘7 dark nor. 1.22 1 ea door r dark nor. 1.25 1:33 Thor 2 northern: 1.22 pists sewer jentama Wintec Wheat lie ies . = EMOgMS. erry ein care nor. 8 13 1.26 1.26 1.24 1.25 +e 122" 1.33 Liss 126 137 126 1.33 . 2119 1.21 1.18 of rihern. 1.26 rotein: 117 1.13 Du 1.08 eeeee 1.22 aeons 1.20 sit’ | resumes in a varie 1.18 1.14 im 1.07 Ir durum . . fur ‘um. ing futroness which developed in the |] Sarutaa’ 408 corn market today was ascribed chicf- ly to the influence of upturns of wheat valucs. Corn belt weather was not so, cold as of late, but gencrall fair. Reports continued that « reco area in Argentina has been corn this year, not less than acres, Arrivals of corn in today totaled 272 cars, against cars a week ngo and 304 cars at this time last y Gorn" trade lacked volume, and prices held within relatively narrow * limits, Oats averaged higher Corn— 3 yel 4 yer. . ab yel. 3 tered buying induced by Strength a “ wheat. In the provisions market commt: sion houses were taking lard on a moderate scale, but hedging sales a veared on the upturns. Packers we! credited with buying bellies. Although prices on Chicago wheat future deliveries made a quick res- vonee today to higher quotations Liverpool, the gains here fled to hold wells and it quickly observed that the Winnipeg fnarket Way not reflecting in full th upturns noted elsewhere. Relatl easiness of the Winnipeg market was more striking because of a dian gro’ h bought ont of’ wheat froin. this Moreover, a similar export ted yesterda: with purchased from Can- lantic shipment but United State: cting as. a further check on the Chicago wheat price advance toda; is word that had _effecte! further “sales of whi tain. There were also re high as 4,000,000 bushels of wheat were heading for Minneapolis, and that receipts of 400 from line houses and country elevators, “atinweapolts, Feb. 1 {futures were sharply stro! opening toda: ant short covering slong buying. Some liquidation developed onthe advance but Wine undertone was stubborn on Jack of pressure. . May closed 2 cents hig! Corn futures started strong and higher but reacted on profit taking. Onis continued stubborn. Rye open: ed sharply higher but dropped back on liquidation, Barley started strong and its strength was fairly well main- Flax trade was dul! ern, i ere ‘ald ates éractional uit, igh pre sachet see oor better. Bott winter and ‘datum wheat were 2 bit quict- 8 di dependin was a little slower. off compared with futures malts in fair demand. deman ad ut ‘lax 36 better higher on kinds up ‘most; largely upturn settling on ‘kine sell at 13.00 and above; Hers steady to 35c lower _ Frise market hips down; choice steers paid for lig! Newel year! alittle above heaves. 15,00 ule. £6 1 iets o: Sewing quality” vplain placement cattic scarce, ake Tower at 9.50 t ty old; pack- a0" alvect a “the week from feeding stations; welsh dressed. lamb trade and Séundent Dearih tac the past fow, weeks main factors in i ry * el gird jambs lo" tat, owes sate et lambs 1 0; fat ewes 25c or Hogs 15, including: 13,0 market at stanty to stroi Mie witl only, soneret Toaas. ‘180° to 200 36 fo 4890; 20 170 to 2: compar closed sf'with Pe ‘Prices ef 4 ts fa6 in effect on Ly on Tellers, Tee at $4.71 . corn. corn. corn. corn “79% Ta Nol... 3.01% 3.08% 3.01% 16 puis Ri aBelites Minneapolis, Feb. Wheat— ee May July Dulu | brow: CHICAGO RANGE Lo} + + 10. 10.82 Yee. 13.30 High Pea, Tans 1. 1.22% 1, Ete 1 1 al 8 xs Soa 38h a8 [2 10.65 10.60 10.45 1 10.82 10.82 13.40 13.50 .13.40 60 MINNEAPOLIS } GE Al Teeth Vat 82 8134, Low Close 121% 1: 1.23% 80 30% 42% 42% AK 42 3.07% 3.07% 43 12% DULUTH RANGE th, Feb. 1. Durum— Open High iy | NEW ¥ Barley prices! »,New York, receipts. D ah Benet 2 1 PRED Close 1% TA 4 12H 113 7,691.4 7 to 3! Nearby Hennery wht leated extra 40 to 41; nearby and near. by western Hennery white, averag acific coast whiti do., extra first 39 1K, weekly statement of the New York ekearing hous. show: rite Pn Stal st jus and Undivided profite] Ket y PL 3 changed. ip demand deposits (aver-| $7), 2) $44, 1sb.o00 increase. aca ing. week ending today $7.95. Cl 1388 in| 4 ont aah 140. earl lie portation Ca’ ‘Whites, U. 8. Ww sal Bice A.) Po! is (average) $13,176,000 week ending Jan. 25: $6,- this day $1, 7 MINNEAPOLIS eget ‘Minneapolis, eine ‘eb. 1. 8. atoes, D, A.)— ma shipp! ou delivered sales omens POTATOES 1—(AP)—(U. 8. A. te Ii carson f track eipts Hi otal au. nie Vanipments ache Wis- und Walks “Walton 2.50 to sacked Chicago, inva oe Horni 20 3-4c; Brick rings 2 turkey: Chica Pi Pes ‘ste “ag 2 ences qc: rollers 27¢ 26c; duck: ger 23c; Swiss 28 to 30c. BOSTON ON Pe ‘ool, scans 81% 81% Ju ar Stevan peraly é ito one A Misbuee apot __.- THE BISMARCK: TRIBUNE. SA‘ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, HIGHEST oT SINGE CRASH IN NOVEMBER Pools Resume Operations to Mark Up Many Issues 2 to’ . Nearly.19 Points A New, Tork, Be a ae eae rket turn ri period of i Neregulaniy, to today, with the communications issues in the fore- declines Ear! 1 to 3 points in many issues were cut ‘down, oF Bilis Ger as ee aeie dried up and bi ope tals rall AY store. of ie dustrinis ralls and public utilities, Ket at the hlghest level since. the No pools operations and marked up o nearly 10 point: Yeviews. noted. furs ness situation, but there were a num- ber of disappointing factors. Freight car ings, bank clearings and building activities all make untavor- able comparison with the same period eat ago. Considerable stress is however, on An Sottero ex- suspen in steel activ! Western Union utekiy extended its early gain to 8 1-' pointe. and Ameri- can Telephone moved up 7. Moral oe hone alsu rallied. & Harlem, which soarcd joints in odd lot transactions yet preferred droppe Motors were feavily bought in the st_hour, one block of 10,600 shares General Motors changing hands at 441-2, up 1 3-4 The closing w approximated 1, strong. Total sales 100,000 shares, RE New yore, Fenn TAD YOA. suse tained fecovery in stock prices this eck lifted the index of 90 leading es to the highest level since the ovember break. Trading showed a in volume, Frida: 3 a new peak for the yei although the January total on the New York stock exchange was the iowest of any month since July, 1928, received considerable trade, carnings and sales repor' f the most important being an un- expectedly sharp upturn in steel ope- rations. rhe fact that fedcral reserve brok- loans increased only $4,000,000 week was construed as ‘an in- r the stock market had again attracted investment buying, though pool operations were being conducted on a broad scale, U. 8, Steel common returned to its old rule as market leader, crossing 184 to the best price since the middle of December. Bethlehem, Vanadiun Youngstown, and Transuc & Williams also sshowed. consplenous | strength Republic ran into some heavy sellinig on the announcement of merger terms of exchang: Public utilities wore whirled up- ward in rather Impressive fashion as the week closed. Publication of an pectedly favorable report by the Roebuck & Co. attracted fresh buying to the mail order and mer- chandising stocks. Although oils were still laboring under the handicap of an uncertain price situ: rge reserve stocks, some guod gains were record- od in ‘that group, Rails displayed a firm undertone. New Yor rlem Scored a spectacular gain in odd. lot transactior Motors failed to make much pro- sats although -trade reports in icated a further expansion in activ. ity by the leading manufacturers. Some striking gains were recorded in the food, chemical and farm imple- ment groups. Efforts to extend the advance in the amusement shares cn- countered stance. ERTY New vorke . bene Liberty 31-28 99 1-4’s 100. xchange for the farmers call bou:d, EW Minneapolis: Feo . alt The wheat market ran into lauidation, accompanied by intense short aoe during the week ending Friday, the principal disturb- ing. factor being failure of the long- looked-for foreign demand for wheat to materialize. Short tie oweek seetatioas at the close of the week served to advance tl cents to 4 cents from fhe ‘Minneapolis sant ently weak, Interna- | Ci CLOSING PRICES Advance Rumely ... Alley a ny Corporatio: Allied Chemical and Dye Allis Chalmers Manufacturi: American Bosch Magneto Americah Commercial Alco! American and European . . American and Forelgn Power.. American. Ice American Inte American Loco: American Power aid ‘ight merican Power and Light . Radiator Stand. San.. Rolling Mill ..... Smeltg. and Re: Steel Founders Sugar Refini Sumatra Tobacco Telph, and Telegraph Tobacco B er Wi Woolen Copper American American American American American American American American American American Anaconda. Armour MMinols B " Associated Dry Goods” : tchigon, Topeka & Santa Fe. Atlantic ‘Refinin, Auburn Auto . Aviation Corpo! Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio . Barnsdal! Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Stec! Borg-Warner Corpo Briggs Manufacturing Burroughe ‘Adding Machine met & Arizona .. et and Hecla la Dry Ginger fan Pacific Cannon Mills Cerro de Pasco peake & Ohio (Gh esapeake Corporation . icago & Great Western M,, St. Paul & Pacifie p 0 & Northwestern ne o, Rock island & Pacific Motor Gotorade Fuel Columbia Gas an Columbia Graphite . Commercial Investment Commonwealth and Southern Consolidated Gas Continental Banking B . Continental Can Continental Moto Continental Of of Corn Products . Groam of Wheat . ackawana & West Du Pont de Nemours . Flectric Erie Railroad First Nationat Btaren A Fisk Rubber . Fox Film A Freeport Texas Corp: General American Tank C General Asphalt General Electric - General Foods . General Gas and General Motor: General Rallw: Gillette Razors Gimbel Bros. « rshey Chi Houdaille Hershey Houston Oil. “ Howe Sound: Hudxon Motor Hupp Motor . Independent Oi! and Gas Indian Refining International Cement International Combustic International Harvester International Hy International International Nickel of Canada. International Paper and Power. Int. Telephone and Tel h Tennnecte PD Kolster Radio . ‘ Kresge (S. S.) - Krueger & Toll [Sones Wiics Biscutt’; Ludlum Steel . Mack Trucks - Marmon Motor May Departmen 3] Mexican Seaboard Oil . Miami Copper Midcontinental Petroleui Minnesota Moline Implement Missouri, Kansas & Texas Missouri Pacif Montgomery Wart Motometer .. > rray Corporation . ie tional Power and Light Nevada wee c near Otis Stee! Pacific Gas and Electric . Pacific Light leclining Pere cen! losing Fi re 0 atter ‘Cente 6 low ‘of as dominated en- Pee bushel, with an occasional Rie oP is protein selling at $126 or 6 cents over May pric Durum continued reiatively firmer. Duluth May declined 6% conts for the eek, closin $1.10%. Nos. ‘© quoted at the price to 2 cents er Duluth Ma: showed the same independent ukness., Receipts light, only the week. May’ Tye des conte for the week, closing % cents, with No. 2 rye on spat scents under to 7 conte over this price. Corn continued to show weakness | St oats declined 1 closing at 42 rT 40 d | Transcontinental O1 3 to 67 cents, and 49 to 52 cents. finnes under to 1 cent over this aR steady, May closed with No, 1 seed on a Packard Motor Pi merican Senet ‘§ rector & Gam Buvite "Service p Pullman Company io Corporation Radio-Keith-Orpheum Reading Company Remington Rand 0 Motor Republic Iroi Reynolds Springs Reynolds Tobacco B ...: Boral Dutch Shell Lo Fi nS Soo am Scant Skelly O1 Southern Pacifi Southern Railway ..... Standard rd & and Electric ae ees mtd mes meta eenseste mew ee: asnseaceneee tem Omar oerm oe ses Sm > eet ee atm EI Stewart-Warner Corporation - Studebaker Motor . ‘Texas Corporation eLaSwSSaiecwrawssoouaanne so. jon Carbide Uni United Aircraft ors [New York Stocks | 316 | ga UR ocks | ROOT, ADKINS LEAD SOUTH DAKOTA U 10 North Dakotans Dumped 28 to 19; Fairhead Le: Game With Broken Ankle Vermilion, 8. 2, tg 1.—The fight- VICTORY OVER BISON: Gi ig ing Coyotes of South Dakota univer- sity tipped the North’ Dakota Bisor! from the top rung of the North Cen- tral conference ladder here last night and assumed undisput in sensational loud. point man with 13 points, followed closely by Root with 9. Cecil Bliss, Bison center, scored 11 Points. Coyotes Get Scare It has been a long time since fans here were treated to the sparkling basketball shown by both teams in in favor of the Coyotes. Toward the end, the play slowed a bit, both teams showing the effects of the bitter struggle. In the last five minutes the Bison crept up, giving the final thrill while the spectators held their breath. Coyote fans, feared a repe- tition of what happened at Fargo, but the rally ended and Adkins and Root again shot into dynamic action to Pile up a safe lead at the end. Fairhead Breaks Ankle Coach Hoy started a surprise line- (up with Stewart at center and Walk- er at guard. The new machine worked well, but Crakes celebrated | his entry later with a field goal and % | vlayed well both at center and guard. (So intense was the fight that both teams were guilty of repeated fouls. Captain Pete Gergen and Gilly John- son of the Bison and Walker of the university were removed on personal fouis, and George Fairhead, who re- Placed Johnson, had to be carried from the floor with a broken ankle. Bliss, Gergen and Leo May were the stars for the Bison, forced to re- port to long shots by the close guard- ing of the Coyotes. Bliss and May showed an uncanny eye for the bas- ket at times. The Coyotes’ greatest strength was in their fast break, en- abling Adkins and Root to get down under the basket for counters. Adkins started it out with a free throw and from that time on the oyotes never surrendered the lead. In the middle of the first half at one in the second period it was 22 to 12 and varied little until Root shot in Slwoonouny 9 a 3 al eccoaucs al moconnos =! Bl eacmouon j TS yeaa aa ay South : FARGO HIGH BEATS MOORHEAD BY 21-20 Dope Bucket Given Resounding Kick as Underdogs Strike, Viciously are amir Mi Sa where Fargo and 23 in a a f j F [ i 7 ae fell aut 1 rit | g g q a ® Q g558 | 5 E | Es : i é : k H i loosen nes 1, 1930 t Weather Report ‘Temperature at 7 a.m. Highest yesterday . Lowest last night . Precipitation to 7 a Highest wind Velocity GENERAL RE Pers STATIONS— Bismarck, X Amarillo, Tex.. Boise, Idaho, cloudy Alta., cloud. Th. e 8, oles ake & Bs Seldy Dodge Kai Eamonto . Alta Kan: Lander, Wy: ppl ne Hi ted | Teaderahip against the | Min: North Piatse, Neb. cles Oklahoma C! cloud; Rapi 8 Roseburg, Or St. Louis, M St. Paul, Mi Salt Lake Ci |the first half, which ended 17 to 9| ATHER FOR For Bismarck and vicini' sional snow tonight and Somewhat warmer tonight. For Ne tonight and Sunday er west portion tonight. Colder Su: day northeast portion. A. low-pressure area cover: northeastern Rocky mountain while x “high” is centered over da. ‘This pressure distribution au ation throughout the northern states n the western Canadian province o---@ North Dakota: Occasional snow CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 90 Cents Per Inch All classified ads are casb in ad- vance. oe ee eas 9; e’clock to insure insertion same THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 32 MALE HELP WANTED 2| # Ave. C. Heated. Also garage sired. Call Mrs. W. A. Hughes, Phone & 2 GH CLASS, honest, salesman with executive ability who is looking for permanent employ- ment and advancement to sell Guaranteed Standard Line of Play- ground Apparatus, ‘ater Equip- ment, Flood Light Projectors and Chain Link Fence, to -cover the southern section of North Dakota. Must have good car, sales expe! jence; good education, ability to talx publicly and furnish best of references. Between the ages of 25 Good position if you can . Write GIANT MFG. COM- _ PANY, “COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. FOR RENT—Modern 8 on Second street, near Seventh street. 1391. Toom near Ave. N._A. Freeburg, 510 Fourth ir house. Call at 812 Second street. Phone 262-W. FOR SALE CHEAP—An east front lot with small house. Inquire at 111 A west or phone 827-W. Five room cottage, closé In. Possession Feb. 1. Inquire Lo- gan’s. Phone 211. FOR RENT—House, seven rooms, va- cant Feb. first. Inquire 718 Main Ave. IF YOU WANT a wonderful oppor- tunity to make $15 profit a day and get a new Ford Sedan besides, send me your name immediately. No experience necessary. Particulars free. ALBERT MILLS, 4438, MON- MOUTH, CINCINNATI, O. MAN WANTED, well acquainted, re- liable, energetic. No investment. No experience, just your time. Big earnings. Free outfit. BEARD PAINT CO., Dept. 30, Kansas City, Mo. RELIABLE MAN—Distribute and collect store route in county; nets $60 weekly up; permanent, profit- able work. Full information write PERIS MFG. CO., Florin. Pa. Qualify for Pos: Catalog free, Moler Barber college, Fargo, N. D., Butte Mon! WANTED—Foreman for Chevrolet garage in small town. Write Trib- une in care of Ad. No. 19. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE FURNITURE FOR | cabinet, cupboard for dishes, congoleum be new piano for balance due, term: to suit. Call factory representative, vy, Prince Hotel. BARGAINS in used furniture. Ken- _ belly Furniture Co.. Mandan. N. D- SALESMEN WANTED ice box, kitchen table with chairs and Call at 722 Ave. DOCTORS “Which surgeon do you wish to have My good man?” said the nurse, (For five or six good knife men there COULD put him in the hearse.) t does not matter,” said John Doe, With weak and quavering voice, For in a bunch of worthless things There's very little choice.” S BUT—John Doe would not have been in this awful predicament if he had visited the Clinic of Dr. T. M. Mac- Lachlan (Harvard) for we cure dis- cases without the knife. With our WANTED—A salesman for a per kota territory. Must be well ac: for at least five years, thirty t forty-five years of age. Advertis: ing experience desirable but not es: 1930 line offers earnings Towa. manent year-round proposition to fill vacancy in Northern North Da- quainted with trade and have sold sential. To the right man, our new over $5000.00. If interested write C. E. ERICKSON CO., Inc., Des Moines, Aikaline Blood Treatment, Vitamin Herbs, Roots and Bark and Scien- tific Food Combinations we remove the acid poisons from the blood and cure you to stay cured. We have CURED HUNDREDS, why can we not cure you? Clinic, Rooms 6- Lucas Block, Bismarck, N. Dak. (NO KNIFE). 0 tice nee FOR RENT—Fumished two large | room epartment on first floor, al- ed. Big sample outfit free. Sell long, easy terms. clusive territory. Co., Dept. L-4, Cleveland, O. BIG MONEY! perience needed. FEMALE HELP WANTED WOMAN WANTED FOR TRAVEL- ING POSITION. Open Feb. 3rd, not married, entirely unincumbered, possi a 25 and 40. Good education essential, Salary, bonus and trans- portation. Give age, education, ex- COMPTON & CO. perience. F. E. 1002 N. Dearborn, ADDRESSING envelopes at home, Earn substantial pay 3 exp. unnec. Dignified em- Bloyment for honest, sincere per- YMENT MGR., Box ee EMPLO’ 538.1 East Chicago. Ind. ADDRESS CARDS AT HOME, make $20 Free stamps while working. No canvass- Particulars for stamped enve- lope. National, Giomi, Albuquer- weekly. Free cards. ing. que, N. M. ADDRESS envelopes at home, spare time; experience unnecessary, $20- $40 weekly; pleasant work. Particu- lars for stamped envelope. Pro- Seg Box 562, Albuquerque, New WANTED—Girl to work for . room ‘and board. Apply in own hand- Care of Ad. No. 20, Trib- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES _ SALESMAN—Earn $4,000-$10,000 a year easy representing. million dol- lar manufacturer. No cash requir- guaranteed paint, varnish, roofing at factory prices direct to user on Experience un- necessary. Permanent position. Ex- ‘The Adams Paint FEDERAL DISTRIBUTORS GET No capital or ex- Write FEDERAL PURE FOOD CO., 2301 Archer, Chicago. small so a two room furnished apartment on second flocr in a newly decor- ated home. Very convenient to | high school and capitol. Call at __ 818 Seventh street or phone 300-W_ FOR RENT—One furnished and one unfurnished apartment with elec- tric stove and frigidaire. Occupancy immediately. Call at the Rue apartments, 711 Ave. A or phone 1256-W. FOR RENT—Three room unfurnish- ed apartment, private bath, garden spot and garage, $35.00 per month. yak at 518 Tenth street or phone FOR RENT—Furnished two room apartment, on second floor, also one +! front room on first floor in modern home. Lights, water and heat. Call 614 Eighth street. FOR RENT—Two room apartment. Everything furnished except linen. Use of electric washer. $25 per month. Call at 109 Mandan or _Phone 1236-W. FOR RENT—City heated furnished apartment, a 6 or 7 room modern house, also a garage. All close in, L. W. McLean. Phone 905 after 6 p.m. FOR RENT—Two room apartment, nicely furnished. Plenty of het and hot water. Call at 120 W. Ros- se FOR RENT—Cozy warm three room corner apartment furnished. Also a two room apartment. The Lau- in Apartments. Phone 303. FOR RENT—Furnished and unfur- nished apartments in the Rose Apartments. F. W. Murphy, 215 Third street. FOR RENT—Newly furnished two- room apartment on ground floor. Close in. 1C14 Broadway. Phone __499-M, si FO! Tw ym aparti close in. Hot water heat. FOR RENT—Six room modern house - at 701 Front street. Phone 321. Se EEEEEEIERERERESEmEeammeeememmeeeeeet FREE A RADIO WE ARE closing out our stock of ra: dios, and while they last we have decided to give away, absolutely free, one radio with each used car or truck purchased from us. 1925 Ford Sedan. 1926 Oakland Sedan. 1928 Chrysler Coupe. 1928 Pontiac Coach. 1928 Essex Coach. 1928 Oakland Sedan. 1929 Chevrolet Coach. ‘Two International Trucks. Two Chevrolet Six Trucks. Two Reo Speed Wagons. One ton Fargo Truck, and a num- ber of other cars and trucks, all in _ guaranteed condition and at prices which you cannot duplicate else- where. purchase of a used ear or truck, now or later, do not fail to see us, If you contemplate the © and don’t forget that the earlier ~ you come the larger the stock ot cars and radios you will have to choose from. Open Sundays and evenings. STEEN ‘MARMON CO. Distributors Marmon and Roosevelt Automobiles 116 Second Strect. Phone 1452 Bismarck, N. D. SS AGENT BIG OHIO Corporation seeks man- ager for open territory. Opportun- ity to carn $3,500, $5,000 and more yearly. We furnish everything. Ex- perience unnecessary. Pyr-Fyter Co., 1950 Fyr-Fyter Bldg., Dayton, Ohio. BOOMS FOR RENT —| FOR RENT—Furnished front bed room with private entrance in strictly modern home. Also sleep- ing room on second floor, Both rooms attractively furnished. Gen- tlemen only. Call at 501 Sixth __Street_or phone 1066 after FOR RENT— arge attractive nished room in new modern home, suitable for one or two. Private en- trance. Rent reasonable. Call: at _512 Rosser Ayenue or phone 1091. ice large furnished front room in modern home, suit- able for two or three. Also a single room. One block from postoffice. Call at 222 Third street. «.|FOR RENT—Cozy warm room in beautiful new modern home. Most desirable residential district, also heated garage. Call at 104 Ave. C West or phone 1182-W. FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT— Large sunny well furnished room in private home. Rent $18.00 per month. Mrs. E. T. Beatt, 422 First street. Phone 879. FOR RENT—A good warm room, in @ modern home on the ground floor, hot water all the time. Also gar- age for rent. Rent reasonable. 306 ‘West Thayer. FOR RENT—Large room in modern home. Two windows, hot water heat, close in and nicely furnished. ... One or two gentlemen. Call at 510 ,. Fifth street. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room next to bath, suitable for one or two, board if desired, attractive lo- cation. Reasonable terms. Phone 374-M. furnished room in modern home, warm and com- fortable, suitable for one or two, Phone 357-M or call at 702 Seventh street. FOR RENT—Nice warm room in . modern home, close in. always hot water, Also a garage for rent. BAY Every- ok sold. i cite i Phone f : and large, in different parts of state. These are priced for a quick sale. Reasonable down payments. Also many other business places. Write Box 154, Wing, N. Dak. ‘WANTED—To hear from owners of Barber Shops. I have several pros- pective buyers and a few who will pay cash at once if price is re: sonable. Write Box 154, Wing, N. Feb, the past week has be covering immediate ver for mostly of sal Ay be i ag furnished but linen. Rea ag E i a E 1 Two room furni apartment in modern home. Phone 543-W or call at 924 Fourth street. FOR RENT—Furnished or unfur- nished epartment in the Varney Apartments. Phone 773. Sg were eslow, Pana to aI = showed further canine dn with lower pri Sten Y primary market for crosi “ wrooory shimmath ascoem rat REAL ESTATE SOUTH NINTH street; 5 room house and barn, cheap, $2100.00. FRONT STREET; 2 blocks from de- sore Ket = nogtnen ord oe a0 My 8 le grade to 76. Oats, +N Hwnite 46 to 3-4. cs Ea 6.60 ta bit } tase 1030; ribs 12.60; bellies 13.62, ———____— ed sal one 3 ai eas ieea ler ‘oteors gi the 25.to 50 Josupece ° wiet~ned rc) wenewood a fe $10 las with Eph ESS or shat bat = ee Jt xo 2 Bived ‘auram n, No. a aul 18. Ree 41 to 42, eae vif ering te) tile aed ee en Ere me — ae ded Ht to a ‘way syOCes, ere Eafe Bore aie bed he Ry. ter wer ou! Hee tf ng somewhat mand. Poultry was easy.