The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 17, 1930, Page 7

wy ar . Fieday's fini a nt ARP {ASAP | Repeal Setback, Winnipég E Failure and Argentine Cut Values Cause Plunge . Feb, 17.— (AT) SWAN, he hited “States ‘wheat visible ai intingly em Pinkages wheat prices in ten flapsed today to nearly y tne lowest 9 1 eee ot the Winnipes, thent ly, disturbing « ration. uy i Bias wen, ial on fc Pea with 3,811,000 bushels a week She 0 closed fervous. ete oo Ny ae uae lower Et 3 iGieen 1,13 1-8 to 3 a): 1.17 3. 5 ‘n closed us 3-4¢ to 2 1-4¢ down, March $4 5- Ms May 88 1-2 to 6-8, July 5-8 to 3-4 wee 11-1 8G te 1-4c to 1 5-8¢ off, and provisions y he 0 an oeReports of reatire, ‘absence of any demand for wheat at Liverpool today went hand in Waid with word of an increase of the amount, of wheat afloat for Burope and of continy large stocks in Great Britain, over, Argentine offerings of Burepe at prices below in wheat were ing while, ing, quat only ten more weeks re- main it wakes navigation will release furtaer uantities of wheat destined to rope. NDueborsts of general selling wheat future deliveries In c cago market today at times swep' tu execution numerous stand ers to let holdings go at limits In order to put @ stop to losses. Downturns of values were further celerated b hericuitural, commission of the French senate had asked the Hovern= e € France to au’ e fate export of not lexs than 18,000, 900 bushels of wheat and to pay # on the wheat exported. tions of any North America nee of 2c. it was pointed out indicns export business of much consequence were upparent over the All future del: ped down eek-end. today to new low-price ? aark woe, erry 3 mgeme eege fa} 2 duly 1.18 7-8 to 2 durun ary! 1B from 6 to 1/3 6 yellow Ns 3 North Ameri- | 3 \ reported as enlars- before the opening of Great | Mam. ¢ announcement that the} sa° ‘bounty | Ha. veries of corn drop-| af WHEAT Low Clos 1.21% 1.22% Tair pee nore 12! irk nor. ax rte Bh ASS 114% or ies aaa Fi 1.10% 1.09% 1.10% Durem 1.02 1.07 1rd. durum ze Corn— 3 mixed 4 mixed records for the season. Tumbles in wheat quotations, together with fav~ orable ather ‘to promote larger receipts of corn, were chiefly respon sible, Arrivals of corn in Chicago to- day totaled 388 cars, against 316 cars a Week ago ‘and 474 cars at this time last_yei Liquidation. sales in the corn mar- ket ui out freely from the start, and although there was support from shorts and from market undertone was heavy. try offerings were — light and the ship- ere was fairly good. to the new Argen- little effect. Oats March and July low price record ping demand he' Reports of damage tine crop had but weakened with corn, oats selling at a new for the seas Provisions averaged caster, respon- sive to grain weakness, despite up turns in the value of hogs. MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT FUTURES CLOSE LO Minneapolis, fluenced by & sharp drop ¢ peg, wheat futures whirled do Ward today and all grains followed with | stoploss selling considerable. May closed 2 1-8 cents lower. Gorn futures sagged at the opening and dipped cents before pres: sure decreased. — Stoploss caused 8 2, cent grop ID naturally followed wheal trade was not large but there was sufficient pressure to work the mare ket 1 3-8 cent lower before suppor appeared, Flax was dull ‘and feature- less with trade ligh' Cash wheat was sold mostly to ain corporation buyers as futures holders of bids the | Mi ance to early trading, early were cut in a rather long ; THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY_17, 1930 AFTER EARLY Long List of Issues Marked Up One to Nearly Six Points, While Others Drop stock market afte! declines of 1 to 6 list of Call money, Harly selling arily over In the morning | Feactl Auto dropped 6 and Detinning 6 1-4, dium, Westinghouse Lackawanna dropped 3 Coppers and olls were to 18} 1-2 but recovered early afternoon. can Woolen issues, in ‘the siderable curiosity. Amer! preferred ran up nearly 6 and the common moved or more than double their the year. American To! blished/a new high record 233 1-2. Brookly solidated Gas, National ort, Liggett & Myers A rooklyn Manhattan =f fluenced by expectations earnings through royalt were well bought. in the last hour high priced issues rogress. Auburn Auto, een depressed to 221 bounded to gain of 8 Kodak rose 8 1-4, points ne} [5 1-2, National Sup) mely, & and ityers 4, and Brooklyn U1 Gas, Consolidated Gas and Columbia Carbon 3. on a large turnover, mated 3,100,000 shares. Standard Ol) Minneapo! Bank Corp. 33 1 EGG PRICES Chicago, Feb. being at reductions of dozen. by heavy offerings. but not much changed. May... 3.03 duly ..- BISMARCK GRAIN (Paratshed by Russelt-Milt Bismar Were too low to permit of mill buy- ing at the usual premiums over Ma: Durum was also a pal incorporation proposition with mixed grades hard to sell. Cash Medium choice to fancy was want A dark northern « . 1 northern ......: 1 amber durum :. Ne cats were about the same, as offered but the poor stuff was|No, 1 1: slow. Rye demand was slower and bids averaged weaker with futures. Barley w: heavier” offerings. light and demand Sew tow suasos 1 NE ‘Winnipeg, Man., Feb MEAP). rush to sell carried achent, prices in all three futures to new low levels for the season by noon today, Quot tions at that hour had dropped 4 1-3 to 6 3-¢ cents, and showed no sign of let: ‘An official statement, by James Murray, secretary, of Winnip art ‘xchange, that creditors ot re- Cently suspended electric elevator ani ain company probably would tain losses approximating $2,000. 00 preceded the drop. There also was an absence of export deman Mr. Murray’ cay, “sald that several uitered losses in the electric col pany case, bs staat individual loss sal transfers caused Plans are underway for. reorgan- izing and refinancing the company und it was said that there should be no loss to farmers and others holdin, warehouse recel| pis. or bills of janding | 5 for grain unloaded in company eleya~ a eis tol ae tu 11 to 250 ib ~ 11,00 to 11.25; 300 abe. 1°. 3 tp 2 11,00, Butchers 266 co. 300 tb steers and yearlin; lower: mostly st with light yearlin, best fed steers 15. tending lower. ‘Slaughter steers good and choles. ive, Ns Beidt to 1 1300, lbs. 16.00; 960 to tr0¢ Be 00 t Ibs, dow! jnediunr | 3.00" ‘to, iz cor 11.00 to 11. 60: plain ind Tore to G3 B feeding ns Cholee WBS to 1050. “Lambe, choice 92, Ibs, ‘down 10.00 medium ‘to to 9.153 Padua to choice 8 rm to 200 hs, (9.00, to, 11.35; ew choice 150 Ibs mn 4 and pammen eB 08 to 6. good and ch cal +7 sew (ork Tae oy dems Pe 4 3-8 ay, 30 cent an ar to's, godnge e122 to 4 ach oo ate to sae, market steady; @'Fiound (Whites “iso toobeo: Min: aac a Whites 2.36. to ‘aan, ached ‘mussels! 390 19 -Jably certain of heat. Dark hard winter wh BOSTON WOOL Boston, Feb. 17.—(AP)—Wool, considerable volume of business in wool is belleved to be withheld pend- ing aettuite ct e acl ed and certain as to the ‘Ot wool they will need, sithough they feel reason fair aggregate. Volume of orders.” ‘Teh. receiptn of domestic wool during week ending February 13, amounted to 259,800 pounds as compared with 3,619,600 eae the previous week, NGE OF ree 1-4 ne. ‘ mised 1 ule wiock weak to 25 lower low cutters und eutters showing maximum at 5.60 down: rar fat cows 6. to. 6.75; hele 50 weak, strong. to higher; det gre reat up stockers 10.50 to thin stockers 9.75 py all, realy bo on range 10.59 ot 15. Hoss 12,000; openin; strong to mostiy’ 13 higher than Saturday: top Tots. paid for. desirable. 160 ound ‘welghts: other medium, and envy butchers mostly 20:25 to 10 2 ht i hts 26 higher, 138; glen 1 poe ses 10.4 i indertone on eweg steady: feeding lambs Lad fo 73 Ibs. INNEAPOLIS Minneapelle, le Leon 17.—(AP) ur uncl in eariond foes aleanee | TMM Te(Ab)=Poultsy alive, firm; i receipts 1 set ete to 2%; springs 28; broilers “on 33¢ turkeye 365 Foosters: 20; ducks ‘ts to (AP)—Cheese, ang Hore 2i:: Young Nee nee 1 at ee Usburser Sarge seoueGe cBICAdo Ropu: 21 rte i PEE Beer un un- ery extras 35 tra fit 2 to sie a th bey sone Treas. 4 dr4's 126. is Treas. is 108 eed colors, firm, FOR! Feb .. New York, Feb. 17.—(AP)—Strong|'A ing tendencles developed in to- nd accumulation of selling ord- given a reactionary appear- Many of the half, or wiped ont, and isauesx ‘were up J to nearly ¢ pomnts above week’ 1 quotations. ich opened at 4 per cent and advanced to 4 1-2 on Friday, renewed at 4 1-2 today, with only a moderate supply of funds available. Time money was dull with a marked scarcity in foreign funds. Wax generally scribed as # correction of a tempor- bought position built up in the rally of the last month. points, Newton Steel, American Machine & Foundry, Vana- eak because of the uneasiness regarding the price |¢ structure in those industries, Stan- dard Oil of New Jersey sinking to & new low level for the year, U. Steel common sold down 1 1-2 points | Strength and activity of the Ameri- favorable trade reports, aroused con- just under, 240 after, having down to Union Gas, Con- tone was strong. Total sales approxi- CURD STOCKS 4 | Cities Service MINNEAPOLIS STOX stocks 2; Bancorp. 50 IRALLYING TENDENCY IT New York Stocks DEVELOPS IN STOCKS ‘Advance Rumely . Alleghan: Allis Cha)mers Manufactui American Bosch Magneto American Ca: America: SUE American | American rom heavy 1-2 points American Americat America Americai America American American Anaconda Coppe: Armour nines B Associated Dry Go Atchison, Topeka & Sai Atlantic Coast Line . 245 P.M. PRICES Corporation . ercial Alcohol. ean. ond Forel ign Po Tee . International Locomotive adiat Holling Twit Bmeltg. and Iefining Steel Founders Water Works Woole: Refining tees 4 atlo Baldwin Locomotiy de jon, ‘Vulcan ctric and to 5 points, its loss by face of un- ican Woolen points to 44 up 4 to 20, low price of bbaco esta- for all time Air. ‘Trai and B ransit also moved into new high ground. Michigan Steel was pushed up 5 points ana American Rolling uying of the last named Mills. 3, eing In- of increaxad fes received op ita rolling mill patents this +year. ‘adio, International Telephone and International Business Machines atso Number of stocks were pushed up h several of the making notable which earlier, had ) where it showed a t. Eastman Electric Auto-Lite 1-4, Liggett The closing lose: x 1-2, uM . (AP) —Sharp josste were! purtained in eggs, sales 2 to 3c per ‘The decline was occasioned Butter was easy, Poultry ruled S. ‘oreign er, demana: : Great Bri- Germany 0! yellow ad Bea sample gi 238i Montreal 99.28 Norway rade 6 c, ‘Oats, Kors white 434-2 to A5c. Rye, no sales, ‘Timothy seed Minnea D. tatoos, namned an eel carloads bi Lid Burroughs Adding Mach Calumet and Arizona Calumet and Hecla . Auburn | ¢ Gannon Mills Cerro de Pas: Chicago & G cnn & TOES pole Feb. Wt CAPS ot, 8. Night wir ing slow, be ahippiny inquiry, market based on delivered. ‘sales less all ortation charges, ound Whites, U. Xo. graded, few sales dy; receipty er than extra 37 1-2 to Score) 37; first (88 to 91 to 36 1-2 packing stock, sacked 1 and partly, E .P)—Butter (Al 11. Creamery. neh G (9 core) 33 1-2 ‘current make, No. 1 26; No. 2 25, Cheese steady receipts 22,987, tate, whole milk fi is rr ‘late, fresh, fancy fancy to facny peck 0 26. Sona unaettled; receipts 13.182, Mix- |} jathered closely ae- 3. extra first 39 1-2 efrigerator firsts 32 to ;.nearby Hennery white, closely selected extra 45 by and nearby western Hennery nearby Henn average extra 44 brown extra 4 Pacitie irst 45, to 4 ery coast white] R. ed steady; chickens ed; frozen 28 to turkeys or tron, ts io av. Live not quoted. fresh |anige Takes Damage Suit in Fargo Court|: Fargo, N. D., Feb. 17.—(#)—The suit the Lerigh Briquetting com- its individual officers for him, was taken from T. Cole in the jury by district court A. Saturday. The judge will decide the from case on evidence attorney's briefs. The action against individuals ‘was dismissed. Auto Struck by Train, Driver Only To Join ‘W: uU Bruised |<: Asses’ to] Public Service Corporation Fee an ore see feveloped in| Baltimore & Ontos the commodity markets, Chicago | Barnsdall A. Wheat futures ‘sageing moro than 2 Bendix Aviation 4 40 Cents a bushel while cotton sold off A 101% about 1.50 a bale in the early trading. arner Corp M iinger Ale .... citie 0 & jeago, Rock Island & hrysier Motor . Colorado Fuel Continental Mot Continental OF Corn Products . urtise Wright Davison Chemic: Delawe Du Pont rte ae Kodak e, Lackuwa ectric Aut held MY Electric Pow: wer a nid aight i F eeport Te: neral American Tank © General General General General General General General Gillette Gimbel_ Bros Gold Dust . Goodrich, F Packard Motors crossed 18 |Greitane F ive Rallwa: Razor Hupp Moto: y Independent OiT and Gas Indian Refining . Inspiration Copper International Cement International Combustio! International Ha International Hydr International Mateh pfd. International Nickel of Canada Int. Telephone and Telegraph Johns-Manville elly-Springfield Kelvinator Corpor: nnecott Copper ..... ster Radio +] Ludlum Steel Mack Trucks . Marmon Motor’. fay Department Store: McKesson & Robbins Mexican Seaboard O1 mi Copper .. Midcontinental’ Be Middle States Oil . Minnesota Moline Missouri, Kansas Missouri Pacific Montgomery W: Motometer Murray Corporation Nash Motor National Bi: National Cash Reg ‘oleum 22. ational Power and Light ; levada Consolidated nite: North American Northern Pacific Pan-American Petroleum B Paramount-Famous-Lasky Pullman Company’ .. Radio Corpor: Radio-Kerth- re ph Reading Company ao? emington Rand . 36 eres Feo Motor ge 14; | Democrats Continue to Reynolds Apres soc ae Slash Tariff Boosts Reynolds Tobacco B 54 asi arr Be Touls & San Fra } Ae, i Washington, Feb. —(/P)—Demo- Bonboara Air 1 % crats began another tariff - slashing 91% |drive in the senate today as Republi- 21% |can and Democratic leaders joined 2 ‘anew in appeals to hasten action of 29 |the Hawley-Smoot bill. 90 8 1 4 4 4 8 3 4 3 0. 0, 6 4 8 & 4 1 2 9 1 1 1 4 2 9 3 Southern Pacific Southern Railway . Standard Brands Standard Gas and Standard Ol of Standard Oil of New Jersey Standard Ol of New York .-.- ewart-Warner Corporation .. Studebaker Moor +> ‘Texas Corporation ‘Transcontinental Oi! Union Carbide . United Alreratt United Corporation é United Gas and Impr y Woolworth Compan Yellow 8ruck wartmanwvareese oD ermccmenees: RSSNSPSRSNASsankannaseone- Narcotic Smuggling Ring in.County Jail after |2 they fe St. Paul, Feb. worn on Sons of Wild Jackasses,” an Minn’ tas Week, jis a member and served as temporary t |Oconémowoc, Wis.; senior vice com- :|M. Rassmussen, Oconomowoc, Wis.; s |taurants, all non-toiling elements be- . |rants to feed the thousands of work- * |known as the Honorable Carine Wil- % eral has read the speech from the Smashed by Sheriff Minneapolis, Feb. 17.—()—A nar- BORDER VETERANS HOLD CONVENTION): Men in Mexican Service Meet in | First National Gathering, Elect Officers Oconomowoc, Wis. Feb. 17.— The |¢ can Border Veterans association, a fraternal, under the laws of Wisconsin. the membership of which is made up of persons who served in the army, navy, marine corps or National Guard from January 1, 191¢ to April 6, 1917, both dates inclusive, was held at Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, Saturday. | ¥ Dr. T. A. MacLachlan, of Bismarck, senior vice commander-in-chief of the organization until this national con- vention could be held. The convention elected the follow- ing permanent officers for theensuing year: Past commander-in-chief, Claurice G. Closson, Independence, Mo.; Com- mander-in-chief, Anthony G. Derse, mander-in- chief, Leon C. Waite, Lawrence, Mass.; junior vice com- mander-in-chief, Fay Cravens, Mi- laca, Minn.; adjutaat general, Alvin quartermaster general, Ellsworth Wil- son, Oconomowoc, Wis.; inspec- tor general, Arthur C. Farrell, Brooklyn; judge advocate gen- eral, Harry J. Albrecht, Chicago; na- in, Rev. Gustav Stearns, Milwaukee; national historian, James ._N. M.; national patriotic instructor, Daniel J. Scan- lon, Methuen, Mass.; sergeant-at- arms, Charles Walther, jr., Oconomo- woe, Wis.; executive committee, A. B. Welch, Mandan, N. D., Frank E. Law- rence, Hot Springs, 8, D., M. H. Har- ger, Delafield, Wis. Warner G. Just, Phon, Mont., James T. Gillmore, Napa county, Calif, Mont Graham, Cum- mings, Calif., Frank E. Nisley, La- Fayette, Ind., John R. Barry, Me- thuen, Mass., Farmer E. Rains, Le- banon. Mo. and West E. Blain, Brandywine Summitt, Pa. National headquarters will remain at Oconomowoc for the present. Resolutions approving and mending the support of any prac- ticable and workable plan tending to secure world peace, urging the ade- quate support and maintenance of an efficient National Guard and organ- ized reserves, approving the national defense act of June 4, 1920, as amend- ed, approving and recommending si enactment of laws by viding for the conscripting in time or war of all the resources of the nation, including capital, industry, material land transportation, £s well as man- power, approving of the movement of the national memorial university as- sociation in creating scholarships for the benefit of orphans of ex-service men of the World war in the various universities throughout the Unit-d States, were adopted. Nine Meatless Days Each Month Ordered By Russian Officials Moscow, Feb. 17.—()—Moscow au- horities today decreed that all restau- rants in the city should have nine meatless days each month, it being hoped thus to save both meat and fuel. At the same time there is a move- ment on foot to exclude from all res- cause of the inability of these restau- jers in the city. First Woman Senator In Canada Is Mother Ottawa, Feb. 17.—()—Canada’s first woman senator will be Mrs. Nor: man Wilson of Ottawa, mother cf eight children. Appointed by Premier Mackenzie King, she will be sworn in when par- lament opens Friday. She will be son. Mrs. Wilson probably will be intro- duced to the senate and given the oath of office after the governor-gen- throne, the usual practice. {¥ Flashes of Life _| oo meme By gerd he Associated Press) JOKES ARE OLDER phitedelphincAtter5,000grears the joke is on some archacologists. One Egyptian ruler designed his tomb so that anybody looking for his mummy in the future would explore an empty tunnel, An expedition of the Univer~ sity of Pennsylvania excavating at Meydum realizes it has been fooled so ir abs PRIMITIVE MAN A WO! Peiping, China.—L ree inateations are that the primitive man Vomam A skull which. led sclentists s believe men lived near here 1,000,000 rs ago now been 2 seems to ikat of & temale. ——_—__—_—_—* { Weather Report ‘Temperature at 7 a.m. Highest ye tenday Precipitation. to Highest wind velocit D. Amarillo, ‘Tex. Bolse, Idaho, first national convention of the Mexi- tae | patriotic and educational | 2 organization, recently incorporated Kamloaps, Kangas Cit Lander. Wye Medicine Hat, A Mile City, Mont. Moorhead, Min: North Ni Qklahoma: ¢ Pierre, 8. Prince Albert, Sas cidy Qu’Appelle, Sas., Rapi Roseburg, Ore. St. Louls, Mo. Sioux Cit Spokane, Swift Cur'nt, Sas. cldy ane Fan, Man., cloudy Toledo, O., cloudy Williston,’N. D,, c come | Minot ©| NEW f VERAL R v mprtrs, Pre. High last STATIONS— E clay Modena, Utah, ciear Platt eldy. rity, & De cldy. Reaice, Wash., ci Sheridan, Wyo. Om eld: Winnemucca, Ne: Winnipeg, Ma: WEATHER FO For Bismarck and v tled tonight and Tuceday. perature tonight. For North Dakota: plight and Tuesday. ing tem- Unsettled to- Rising tempera valls over the entire no morning. Temperature: degrees at most places hwest this e above 40 er the north- north Pacific coast regions. The her is unset- tled throughout northern districts, and light precipitation occurred in the Great Lakes region and upp Mississippl valley. A_ high-press' area, accompanied by fair weath centered over the Southwest. ORRIS W. ROBERTS, ‘Meteorologist. WEATHER AND Roan’ Devils Lake: 18; partly cloudy; roads zariataten: Grand Forks 28; cloud: > )Mandan: Dickinson Bismarck r. 3 roads FOR SALE MODERN TWO story 7 room house on Sixth street, 3 bed rooms, bath, | full basement, furnace heat, con- venient to schools. Garage. Price 4800.00. Terms. MODERN TWO story six room house on Eighth street, 3 bed rooms, full basement, hot air heat, 50 foot lot. East front. Close in. Price $5000.00. ‘Will exchange for smaller house. ATTRACTIVE NEW bungalow weil CLASSIFIED AD |i RATES All want ads are cash in advance, minimum™ charge 75 cents. must be received at the Tribune of- fice by 9:00 a. m. to insure insertion same day in the regular classified page. The Tribune reserves Tribune. Cuts, border or white space used on want ads come under the classified display rates at 90 cents per column inch per insertion. REGULAR WANT AD RATES 6 days, 25 words or under . 3 days, 25 words or under .... 2 cays, 25 words or under . 1 day, 25 words or under Ads over 25 words, 3 cents additional per word. Copy the right to reject any copy submitted, also to re- | vise any copy to conform with make- up rules of Classified Advertising. No Clairvoyant Fortune Telling, Matrimonial or doubtful advertising accepted. Any information concerning any want ad that is fraudulent or un- | desirable, will be appreciated by the Phone 32 The Tribune Want Ad Department EIEEIEEEEEEEeeeee GELP WANTED have two established fil. LEARN Barbering now. spring trade. _Mont. Real Silk Hosiery Mills Earnings to start about $30.00 per week. Call at No. 9, Hoskins- territories to ae, ranenoutierr cet portion tonight. | Meyer Blk. jomewhat ‘colder extreme west. por- NTED—Servi = nasee oe tion Tuesday. Show probably cast pore Gat ag ae 3 oo ‘Ff in every respect. Sax Motor Co. over Alberta, and warm weather pre- | _D!ckinson, N. Dak. Prepare for Free catalog. Moler Barber College, Fargo, N. D. Butte, WANTED—First class Ford mechanic. Send references in first letter. Ad- dress Box 239, Mott, N. D. TE office box 62. Bismarck, N. D. WANTED—Girl to work for and room and small wages. 120-R or call at 503 Fourth street. WANTED—Housckeeper WANTED—Girl to work for room and board and some wages. Also maid for general housework. Write post- ‘d Phove WANTED—Girl for house work on farm. Call 1597 or write to Box 21, on farm. Wm. McNamee, Starkweather. WANTED TO RENT between 30 and 45 WANTED TO RENT—One [room apartment with garage. Call Otto Miller at the Patterson Hotel. iain POI. AN OUT of the ordinary proposition for experienced specialty salesmen years of age. This connection is what you make located, 2 bed rooms, full basement, | furnace heat, maple floors. This is @ bargain at $5200.00. MODERN TWO story five room house, 2 bed rooms and bath on sec- ond floor, full basement, furnace heat, garage. Close in on Mandan | street. A good buy at $5250.00. Terms. MODERN THREE’ room one story house on pavement. Basement, hot air furnace, toilet, garage. Price $2100.00 cash. IMPROVED DOWN town business Property. Income about $100.00 per month. Price $7500.00. Small pay- | ment down to right party, 6 per | cent interest. | VERY ATTRACTIVE new two story | house with garage attached. Two bed rooms, and bath on second floor. Fire piace, oak floors. The last word in plumbing and electric light fixtures. Shade trees and lawn. East front. Price $6750.00 with terms, Immediate possession. I NOW have some very choice list- | ings to offer and if you are inter- ested in buying a home, it will pay you to see me before you buy. PRICE OWENS Eltinge Block Phone No. 273 FOR SALE FIVE ROOM modern house on pav- | ing, well located, east front, for | $4200. SMALL partly modern house, close in, for $1100. NEW FIVE room modern Spanish bungalow, oak floors, fire place, full basement, electric refrigerator, ; stucco garage attached to house, immediate possession for $5750. FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, east front, large rooms, full basement, several different kinds of fruit, grapes, apples, plums, etc., porch, for $4750, on terms. FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, 2 bed rooms, hardweod floors, full basc- ment, 2 bed rooms, closets, garage, on paving, near school, for $4200. Furniture for sale very cheap. Own- er leaving city. NINE room modern stucco dwelling, with stucco garage attach- 5 bed rooms, hot water heat, basement plastered and partitioned pil sun parlor, immediate posses- sion. DUPLEX, each apartment has front dnd rear entrances, 5 rooms, separ- ate basements and furnaces, at- tached plastered garage, gas range, gas laundry stove, gas heater and screened porch. FIVE ROOM modern dwelling, at least 3 bed rooms, full basement, porch, south front, on paving, close in, near school, at a bargain, own- er leaving city. MATERNITY, cLosEs FLAY New Yi Hel Hay. toraly. rote In ‘Act f God. She ‘ er other of a girl. Her approaching maternity forced ee ta withdra' from the, cast of the pi ‘he manaj er retusc ine company” for LWo weeks, as a uired, arguing the reason for see was an Hei Gs God, which ex- it his point in ar- tration Nproe edings. nf any urginest street he will be A bai it below sea level in new Dullaing: will be surrounded by water. ferege ‘§ DON St. Petersburg, Fiat roan not pape whether three ke Johnny tem T Be have had OTHER houses and lots for sale, GEO. M. REGISTER. MONEY FLIES! Nad AND no wonder! With the thousand ‘and one alluring invitations extend- ed to it to make its home—even porarily—at this place or that. to make the; rounds. BUT among those dollars that are constantly taking flight, there can be some to which you can wave a cheerful good-bye in full confidence they will return, ac: machines, all kinds. mission, Burch souri. it but means better than $10,000 an- nually. to a score of men in our or- ganization selling popcorn machines and peanut roasters in nine models up to $1000, sandwich and vending Straight com- no charge backs. The salesman we decide upon as having the necessary background of ex- perience and ability will be given a protected territory and trip to the factory at our expense. proposition and available territory. Menutfacturing Company, | 1905 Wyandotte, Kansas City, Mis- | Write for SONAL membership. room kitchenette, garage for rent. street. LOYAL ORDER of Moose will admit good men for $10.00 beneficiary Former members re- admitted and social membership Deputy Supervisor, Box 309, Mandi oO. M. N.D. FOR RENT—On ground floor, furnished apartment with private bath. On second floor, one furnished room with convenient large closets. Also Call at 422 Fifth FOR ed partly modern house with gar- age, nice location, 2 ee en at once. Call at lodern Old John Doe 1s stiff and cold His flesh and bones will soon be mold, Of surgery he was not wary, He's planted in the cemetery. BUT—John Doe would. not be planted in the cemetery if he had visited the Clinic of Dr. T. M. MacLachlan (Harvard) where we cure diseases without the knife. With our Al- kaline Blood Treatment, Vitamin Herbs, Roots and Bark and Scienti- fic Food Combinations we have CURED HUNDRE and we can CURE YOU. Clinic, Rooms 6-8, Lucas Block, Bismarck, N. Dak. (NO KNIFE). ol 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 ber of other cars and trucks, guaranteed condition and at which you cannot du where. If you contem} purchase of a used car or now or later, do not fail to and don’t forget that the you come the larger the stock cars and radios you will hat choose from. Open Sundays and evenings. STEEN MARMON CO. Distributors Marmon and Roosevelt Automobiles 116 Second Street. Phone 1452 Bismarck, N. i cbaigt ie will trade for city lot or good stocks. Write Tribune Ad. No. 32. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE FOR SALE CHEAP—Fumed oak din- ing room table and six chairs. Phone 780, a BOOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—One very nicely fur- nished sleeping room in all modern home, suitable for one or two, gen- tlemen only, very close in. Phone 1066 or call at 501 Sixth street aft- ew home, 2% blocks north of G. P. hotel, on Street car line. Clean and quiet and always hot water. Gentlemen only. Phone 120-R or call at 503 Fourth street. FOR RENT- hot water. month. licely furnished small modern apartment, suitable for one lady. Electricity furnished fot cook- ing, lighting, washing, ironing, $25 a month. Clean, warm and always 807 Fourth street. FOR RENT—Two room apartment. Everything furnished except linen. Use of electric washer. Call at 109 Mandan or $25 per ished and one unfurnished all modern apartment in the Rue Apartments. Call 711 Ave. A or phone 1256-W: at with kitchenette, floor. Fifti nished apartments Apartments. F. W. Third street. FOR RENT—Apartment, 2 modern, Also two sleeping rooms. 519 Phone 836-R. FOR RENT—Furnished and unfur- rooms ground in the Rose Murphy, 215 543-W or call at 924 Fourth street. FOR RENT—Front room In nice Jo- cation. Also large unfurnished housekeeping room by Feb. 22. Pri- vate entrance. Reasonable. Call at 318 Eighth street. FOR RENT—Furnished room in modern home with or without board. Very reasonable. Location right downtown. Call at 311 Fourth _ Street or phone 627-M. FOR RENT—Room with large closet in new home, hot water heat, pri- vate entrance. Also garage. Corner Fifth and Avenue B. Phone 460-R. FOR RENT—Cozy warm room in new modern home, rent reasonable, also @ heated garage for rent. Call at 104 Ave. C West or phone 1162. FOR RENT—Light housekeeping Tog | Lp: ine ores and clothes ~ closet, st modern, Per nym f furnished. Call “4 FOR RENT—Two ee rooms in modern home with board. Reasonable rates. enone 204-3 or call at 111 Washington street. FOR RENT—Modern Phone 287. FOR RENT— street. ‘apartments. Corner Sixth street and Avenue D. apartment Furnished on ground flcor. Call at 930 Fourth FOR RENT—Room in modern ees, also for sale, vacuum cleaner attachments. Mrs. J. M. Harty, at