The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1934, Page 7

» STOCK MART SINKS ee ae ¥ NNN AR * AA ” Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and Market Report for Wed., May 23 | WHEAT QUOTATIONS (ee | Grain Quotations || bela higher; odd fat short ewes eal Dairy cows: Fair demand from} eastern shippers, good springers on this account 40.00-50.00; practically no outlet for plainer Crag except through slaughter Samra SIOUX CITY Sioux City, Ia. May 23 (0. | — 18. D. A)—Cattle, 4,000; slaughter; steers and yearling market no estab- | lished; small lots medium weight/ beeves about steady; others tending! =CLASSIFIED Thousands SEE and READ Your AD Daily That’s why prompt re- wi Closing Prices May Chicago, May Bom Ai) Giins Heady to wal roskeey and] nara Seem Leet & Wane : 3 . - ; 5 | ‘ ‘ INTO OUI EP Adams ™% RISE SHARPLY ON ‘Wheat— n High Low Close| feeders little changed; few medium’ ad in this paper. If tp ; Advance Rume. 4% { *e 91% 89% 90% | weight beeves around 6.75-7.00; some| you have anything to Air, Reduc, 4 4 47% 887s |held above 7.50; large share grain! Nb ren Alleghany i aX WINNIPEG REPORT O'* 'feds eligible 5.25-6.50; small lots S¢! i uy, ig or . {choice Kosher heifers 600-25; bulk trade, try this sat- ae os 3 beef cows 225-325; low cutters and, ae ae 3 a ! cutters ‘mainly 1.25-200; two losds| !factory means ” Steels Are Soft on Production|4m. & 7%, |Unfavorable Conditions in All ' ed et Haass at 5.30;, of getting Am, Intl. 8% ew plainer kinds 4.00 down | Drop; Transfers Indicate Am. Loco. 4 Parts of World Are Source Hogs, 10,000; mostly 5-10 lower; customers. Am. Metal 23 of Strength |sows steady; practical top 3.10; bulk Lack of Activity am. Bor. 6 ae |better grades 180-270 Ibs. 3.98; —— oi 270-325 Ib. butchers 2.75-2.90; medium New York, May 23.—(#)—The stock Am, Benele ani; | _, Chicago, May 23.—(@)—Pronounced opt i |erade offerings 240-75; most 130-170 market found little in the news of a|Am. Sugar Re $2% [Strength developed in wheat values lb. weights 2.00-90; plainer offerings bullish ‘character Wednesday and] Am. Tel, & Tel. {| downward to 1.50 and below; sows! prices further lower levels . |2.50-65. Feeder pigs 1.00-50. in pobre dull ‘trading. ‘The Am. Wt. Wks. orable crop reports from Canada, the “| Bheep, 3.000; a includes 300 di- eels rane soft on, re. | ARucone, op. 144 | United States and Europe. {naa wig ggg $07 tect: nothing done; early undertone ports of another drop in prod ety cn ‘Winnipeg dispatches said the Balk- way 6i0 607 610 | weak; asking around 885 for fed Only a few specialties were steady to| Atl. Re: 24% [808 France, Germany and Italy were | Sept, 635 682 682 | ctipped lambs and above 1050 for firm. The close was rathor heavy. EY Paciolan ch” Ho re en el J 830 s;_ around 960 shorn ‘Transfers approximated 678,000 | Avia weiter ae yar on Sen ee “4 837 | e 86-88 Ibs, bought to shares. than re a \arrive at 8.75-85. Speculative circles, after a close cis damage was estimated at 50 per cent MINNEAPOLIS 5 RANGE } pele er study of the president’s silver mes- 14% | 204 Bulgaria 20 to 40 per cent. Minneapolis, May 2 ee sage, apparently could discover no) 32 Following a jump of 2% cents from} Wheat— Open Close CHICAG! . immediate inflationary stimulus in y,jthe day's low point, wheat reacted|May . 89 29% 20s Chicago, May 23.--(P)—(U. §. Dep. its context. There was no especial 16% {at the last, closing unsettled, %-% ay 89% 90'S | Acr.)—Hozs 34.000 including 15.000 selling rush but, on the other hand, a. above Tuesday's finish, May 90%; 87% 89'S | direct; market slow, pacha Us buyers were few. % | July 887-8916; corn ‘s-% Up, May! vay 190-210 Ibs., 3.50-60; top 3.65; = ‘Wheat Jumped about 2 cents a 16, ]40%; July 81%-%. Oats unchanged |Suy ° Ibs., 3.00-3.50; most pigs 2.25 down; bushel from its day’s low point on % in % eas bai provisions unchang- " re a wey é eee oe . ; news of continued drouth in the to 7 cents down. ight, good and choice 140- io 4 insertion, 15 words principal crop area, but pared its Fite ‘Acting as ® drag on the wheat mar- AL 12.90-3.40; light weight 160-200 Ibs., Tribune Want Ad gains near the finish under profit 33% | ket much of the time was weakness of Al 3.25-60; medium weight 200-250 Ibs., Rat 8 A re I ow 45c taking. Cott 45% | stocks. The fact that wheat offer- Alt 350-65; heavy weight 250-350 Ibs., rub or te ig peers serie 9% lings were light permitted numerous 340-65: packing sows, medium and 2 tive inserti ind rul c ures. pet f- . consecutive insertions, not ov * ular, ‘Tho dollar moved Up to wen et 3%) fractional rallies, but the —upturns | HAY 5 | good 275-550 Ibs 15: pigs, good a inesrdion, ss WORE SAA Aah leading foreign exchanges. g [Were without special force and as 8] ie, 33% and choice 100-130 Ibs 90. 2 consecutive insertions, not over 28 words American Telephone anares gave up|C. R. 3% |Tule failed to get above Tuesday's ae Cattle 12.000; calves 2,300; medium 3 consecutive insertions, not over 25 words some 2 points on word that its im-| Chrysler, «1. 3% ee coetier: fae bide May jweight and weighty st aa, 6 consecutive insertions, not over 25 words = portant subsidi the Mlinols Bell a were e face igton re- steady; active, numerous loa ° $2 quarterly dividend. U. 8. Steel 2 h 4, | aul lor around 1500; strictly choice offerings yielded more than a point and reached | Go™ outhe gas strengthening of world wheat prices) itn ain a ona confidently held at 9.50; bulk of run A Representative Will Call If You Desire ribet thet Rs tend Gon, Of, 1 si fe a eapar eeneetine gl ‘Duruin- Open High Low Close however ight Raat fete s Sedat Cuts, border or white space used on want ad: rt lassi. with a num of other issues. Beth- it. Bak. o% four principal EXPOrvING COUMKTICS May .cccse cece tees 88% | undertone weak ani lower on Jight D ls come under classi- lehem steel also touched a new 1933 Sout: Can 14 | would have a carryover at least 100,- sey ‘0° a8\ ‘8% steers and fully 25 off light heifers fied display rates of 75 cents per column inch per single insertion. bottom with a decline of nearly 2/Cont. Ins. 28% | 000,000 bushels under that of last year. | Sey a 88% 87 88 Jand mixed yearlings; cows dull and “ points, Cont. ae ft td Bears in wheat laid stress on a ye— weak; comparatively too many light jo clairvoyant, fortune teller, matrimonial, or doubtful advertising ct eal ong Shanes 33% |statement from a leading Chicago un- he cattle in crop; slaughter cattle and accepted. = reserve the right to edit or reject any copy submitted. | Produce Markets _| |cream wnest %, Jotticial expert that taking into con- vealers: steers, cood and choice 850- Crosley Radio SE eee ier were (payin odie) ite; [800 Ibs, 5.25800; 900-1100 Tbe, 8.0. CHICAGO Crucible Steel 24, [domestic millers were | paying | for ‘88% | 8.50; 1100-1300 Ibs., 6.50-9.50; 1300-1500 . sai Chicago, May 23.—(7)—Butter was | Curtiss Wright | wneat on the beats of 61.0 a bushel iis itd, itis Tasch ibe,’ 720-050; comraon “and medi unsettied in tone Wednesday. Poultry | Sop" gaa: el ee ee ee 1.87°4 | 550-1300 Ibs., 4.00-7.00; heifers, good __Male Help Wanted _ was steady and eggs esay. aa a Tey [to wheat section. eames a and choice, 550-750 Ibs. 5.25-6.50;|FOR SALE—TYPEWRITERS,_ Fo dierent General unrest in the butter mar-|Er auto Lite ao gc seoneentous GASH GRAIN. |common and medium 325-525; cows,| ing machines, EXPERT REPAIR\| PORTUNITY to make $8.50 a ay iilahed! room Tor ight ket has been made ly evi- El, Pow. & Lt 6% | Values. receipes eihoay Meveeuparea' te, good 4.00-5.00; common and medium} ING on all office machines. Sup-| and get a new Ford Sedan as bonus! Ground floor, east front, private en- dent recently by hesitancy of traders|Erie R. R. . 18 L1s FUTURES 127 @ year ago 2.60-4.00; low cutter and cutter, 1.50-| plies. CAPITAL TYPEWRITER| besides, send me your name immedi- | trance. Magic Chef gas range. Also in spite of bullish weather news. Firest. T. 4 MINNEAPOLIS JE HIGHER ‘Minneapolis cash wheat and coarse |2.60; bulls (yearlings excluded) good| CO. 207 Broadway, % block West| ately. No contest or lottery. Par-| 2-room well furnished apartment. There is a general lack of confidence |FO% Fim “A 1, STRONG Oe Mea ciey Strength 6FRin closing quotations today foliow:| bee?) 300-50: cutter. common and| of Postotfice. Phobe 20. | tieulars tree. Albert Mills, 6472) Call at anl-Tth St : in the situation. Gen. Elec. . 19% |in Winn! a private estimate of Arrive) medium 2.25-3.15; vealers, good and| OR SALE—Tomato, cabbage and| Monmouth, Cincinnati, O. FOR RENT—Two kitchene! Butter, 15,202; unsettled, creamery |Gen. Foods 32% | 2 ageago behets re ioe ToeliCAn: OF Prove oa. 97 90% 9614 [CHOICE 5.50-6.50; medium 400-550: |" garden plants. Also black dirt and|WANTED—Mirst class cook for sivall| ed bed, unfurnished apartments, special (93 score) 23%-24%; extras|Gen. Mills 85. nd a forecast of warmer weather |2 dk north ‘2%, ‘pai, cull and common 3.00-4.00; stocker! fertitizer. Phone 932-R. C. D. Ma-| cafe in North Dakota town of 800/ Water tat ab pe (oa) 23%4: extra firsts (60-01) 22%4-2; |Gen. Motors. 31% ithout moisture relief turned wheat|3 dk north, 91 92% 1... 11.1 Jand feeder cattle: steers, good and) _son, people. State qualifications and! nist» “Taguire at 608-3rd Bt. The firsts (88-89) 22-22%; seconds (667- Srna ;,|futures upward to a higher close Wed- 14% protein : mere MANDAN ELECTRIC HATCHERY.| salary expected. Write Miller Ho-| Sch. 87) 21; standards (90 centralized car-| Gillette, ios nesday. si 1 dk north. 93% 9714 93's “eee Baby started chicks, spring frys,| tel, Napoleon, N. Dak. | ne ~ lots 23% Gold Dust - zr vi was desultory, and at no time|2 dk north. 92! re Sheep 6,000; generally active, strong han Tote A greene ee | FOR RENT—Modern apartment con: Eggs, 29,558; easy, prices unchanged, | SoC". 7,,% fel ee rat May and. Sept.|3,dk north. ‘Ito 25 higher; spring lambs 10.50-1115| Custom hatching of turkey and | WANTED Competent and reliable; sisting of large living room, bed- Poultry, live, 41 trucks, steady:|qte Nes, Pte aig | Showed, feature. ad duly % higher” |}3%@ Protein | | mostly; bulk recently. shorn lambs| chicken exgs. See us before buy-| janitor for business building. Re-! room, kitchenette and bathroom. hens 12-12%: leghorn hens 10%; Rock |Gt, West 3336 | eee grein futures advanced with|s Ge NOPD. j9.00; with 87 pound loads carrying| Mitig ented 1008 West Main St) quiring sbout 3 hours daily work. Available dune ist. Inquire at Cap- fryers 24, colored 23; Rock springs 26,|Houd.- 4% erereadily. May oats closed|s dk north, fully double woolskins 10.00; shorn| Mandan, N. Da __| Give experience and _ reference: colored. 24%43 Rock brollers 20-22, col- Hipp laut 1944 | wheat wery Tray unchanged to. %6| 12% provera “aged ewes 1.50-3.00 according to kind. |POTATOES FOR SALE—Some real] Write Tribune Ad. No. 6816. ored 20, leghorn 17-19%, barebacks| UPD 3% higher, and Sept. % higher. May|1 dk north. Slaughter sheep and lambs: spring] nice sound potatoes for table and room light housekeeping apartment, 16-18%; roosters 7%; turkeys 10-14; pt) 24 a July rye ‘elosed % up and Sept.|2 dk north. lambs, good and choice 10.00-11.25;; seed. Come and see them. Price Female Help Wanted Lights, heat, water and gas furnish spring ducks 11-13, old 8-9; geese 6, | |10¢- td ba May barley finished %|3 dk, north. ‘|medium 925-10.15; lambs 90 pounds! 80c per bushel or if delivered 90c| ____T SMA” ed. Use of electric washer. Down- Jewel Te May and Sept. flax unchanged : ‘Tmon and medium 7.00-8.75; 90-98} South 9th Street, Bismarck, N. al and help with chil- . $22.00. Upstairs, $20, New York "May 38--UP}—Butter, Serins-Meanville while July was up ona Aes ‘|pounds, good and choice 8.60-9.00;; Phone 1317. "| _dren, ._Phone 1980. aS A ee aeay sii nicelg tak: 17,406, easier. Creamery, higher than | Kayser (3) Cash wheat Sena at diversion ae fa ewes 90-150 lbs., good and choice 2.5-| ==. S”—*TC WANTED —-MMdle- sek ee ear bid te hae uy Be) extra 24%-25%; extra (92 score) | points seemed a trifle better and!1 north 3.25; all weights, common and medi- Chicks for Sale Out of town. Write Tribune Ad Parent, ene the cree 1 5 -4 . |Kennecott nerth '1,50-2.75. on = No. 6820. tric refrigeratér, sink and built-in pie ar ole pce ey op irra | eC Prices were very firm compared with|2 north :|um WE HAVE on hand several hundred | —No_680_——_—_ yj pe bance terermnecctes peste eye rikeeaentoaal proer eased Reine crite: ali was and Me Pode pherts irs Se-| "general housework.” Must be neat,| Comfortable bed. Suitable for 2 Cheese, 375,543, firm. Price Ya! & mA and offered very sparingly. 14% BOSTON WOOL see ae an is western bro.| clean and kind to children, State| SdUlts. Close in. Ready for occu- changed.” : idee aecce Rack Trust ‘ ean = demand was fair to good with |} DH oF % 1g 98% | Boston, May 23-—(#)—(U. 8. D. A.) dace 6 oan Ban N. Dak. ra ero" | wages expected in first letter. Write | eae ee. Ree ae ee Eges, 45211, weak. Mixed colors,|Math, Alkall .... offerings very light, Oats demand] is otein M3% 95% 93t 95%! _Very tittle business was closed on! 0 . une Ad. No. 6807. Enge. special packs or selections from fresh| was tar: to good for anything show-/1 DH W or western grown wools. A few bids! TED—Girl fo i FOR RENT—First floor apartment, 5 receipts 18-20; standards and com-|Mid.-Cont. Pet. ing desirable quality, Rye demand|1 HW..... 93% 95% 93% 9814 | were made, but they were mostly un- ANTED Girl for general“ house= |" rooms and bath, oF three rooms and mercial standards 17%-¥; firsts 15%; |Midiand Stl. . was steady with offerings of very de-|12%, protein fred era cole ealpeaanivs pn Call at 1014 Broadway. "| bath basement apartment. Heat, 5 -%3 milling ity vel ht, : ¥ rm compared wi last week. Smal wn a | gas and water furnished. May be piemaead nachises sverige MK; poe. Ward a Barley eg ee Meee an 1H W..... 93% 95% 93's .95!4 | amounts of new fleeces were moved, | hs WANTED—Girl for general house-| seen at 306-15th.8t. checks 14; storage packed firsts If Nat. Bical considerable of the better medium|Grsde Of | but interest was restricted by a few! Ns work. Phone 1123, | FOR RENT email ari 17%, . grade quality selling higher. Demand|} H w..... 4 92% 94% |buyers. Country packed lots of med- y ee ment. Private heth. Elecirie re Live poultry steady te firm, Broll-|Net, Deity, Prod : Was good. for anything sultable for| Minnesota and South Dakota Wheat |ium ficece wools of mixed grades, | ale and Female. He! frigerator. Laundry privileges. ers, freight 17-19; express 15-26; Rat, Pow. & it. + 30, |malting. Fiax offerings were light 12% protein containing emuins a raul pCR ALISNALON RAB DOL TEACHERS Call at 106 Main Avenue. fow! 16; . eee i 3 _|ing staple but no rejects, e i 7 = you are int et making ex- | =- ee oi a Pa peceieented 16; other freight |N" y" NH. d& H.. =, date] ERR R RPO amen 1H W..... 93% 94% 93% 94's |by Boston houses at 30 cents in the} I don’t see why people are so sensi-/ tra money during your summer va- FOR RENT—Furnished 2 room apart- Nort. & We +14 Grade of tive. — U. 8, Senator Duncan U. ment including lights, gas and Dressed poultry steady to firm.|North 16 DULUTH CASH GRAIN 1DHW or grease delivered east. pean of Florida, ccnen prilenee) Silk Hosiery Mills.| john acy vie Nanos “AE Chickens, frozen 17-25; turkeys, fresh Northern Pacific 24%] Duluth, May 23.—()—Cash clos-|1 Hw... 92% 93% 92% 93% oe op arck, N. Dak., today. hat oth Bt 12-20; other grades unchanged. Ohio 11%]ing prices: No. 1 dark northern oer ‘ ee = once. -9th St. _—— mee 94% 103%; No, 2 dark northern|ch 1 amber 1.08% 114% 1.05% 1.11% Barbs [1 cesta ta cane RTs vere Work Wanted _ Mi Rnene? Peet emer aie cali te. Damibers a 107% 1.13% | will swamp the country. You're never ator. Electric stove, fireproof build- . 2 northern §3%-981; No. 1 amber | Choice of The G. O. P. is looking for help to’ going to catch him by the thumb print 1 ing, -AVAAnIe be Gee mee eee TORSION EXCHANGE a, No. 2 amber dur-|1amber.... .94% 1.00% .|Pay its debis and reorganize. ‘The system—Maj. Gen, Smedley D. But-| {fess or sleep on one that is un-| OF) VAly og AY SS Nh rok New York, May 23,—()—Foreign 28% ié ‘Get ae 81% |12% protel trouble is that most of the angels ler, comfortable. We will rebuild it new ‘Trikane office. exchange irregular; Great Britain de- a 88%: No. 2 durum 86%-88%; No. 1 2 amber..... 93% 99% ..... ...../have gone Democratic, but not demo- | * * * rater new cover for only $3.95. 3 mand in dollars, others.in. Seni; aoe durum 867.71.00%; Nov 2 mixed | ome of ae cratic enough to help the Republi-; My {dea of living is to sleep andj 309 8th & Great Britain 5.09%; France 661%; eee ee ee ea durum |] AMBRE. $8 $9 ones wees cans, read a good book.—Lucrezia Borl, fa- IN Houses and Flats Italy 852%; Germany 39.45; Norway 35 ag % Grade — Renae ane Ne x * * ous singer. wishes work by day or hour. Phone | APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE— 25.61; Sweden 26.28, Montreal in New Flax, No. 1, 1.88% 1 durum... 84% .88% The Philippines are reported as * oe OK 579-R. By owner. Four modern apartments, ae 100.12%; New York in Montreal Oats, No. 3 white 35-36%. 2 durum... 83% 87: being out of the red, financially. ‘The lessons of this depression so far bi Three rented, for $107 per month. %, Rye. No.1, 88. {i rd durum — 83% ot Hon operon ines Be aed it Ges iindicate that lasting recovery will Automobiles for Sale Must go to warmer climate on ac- ret le an heir inde- ve ‘ CURB STOCKS New York, May 23.—(#)—Curb: Cities Service 2%. Elec. Bond & Share, 13%. MONEY RATES New York, May 23.—()—Call money steady; 1 per cent. Time loans|gneit steady; 60 days-6 mos. %-1 per cent. | spell Prime commercial paper 1. Bankers acceptances unchanged. Barley, malting 40-50; No. 2 spec- fal 42% -44'5; No. 3 barley 4244; low- ig | ef Brades 374-424. RANGE OF CARLOT SALES Minneapolis, May 23.—(#)—Range % jof carlot grain sales: 0% Rediscount rate, New York Reserve |Southern Pac. bank 1% per cent. MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS Minne els Minn, May 23—()— INVESTMENT TRUSTS (By The Associated Press) (Over the Counter in baca York) it H Liberty 3%'s 103.25. Liberty first 4: 103.28. Liberty Fourth 4%'s 103.29. ‘Treasury 4%'s 111.27. ‘Treasury 4's 107.23. CHICAGO STOCKS (By' the Associated Press.) west Util. %. HOME LOAN BONDS ‘Home Owners Loans 4's '51, 100.29. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN Neo SuRSsataSa8SESatsto! Pe ee cat ae a MINNESOT: ‘Wheat, No.| Minneapolis, May 23.—(#)—Flour Chicago, May 23—(P)—' 2 red 91; No, 1 hard 91%; No. 2 north- ern spring 8% 3 No. 5 mixed 87. Corn eigen No, 2 yellow 52%; No. 4 yellow lake Pure bran billing 61%-52; No. 2 white 56%-57.| Standard imsddlings 17 17.50-18.00, Oats, No, 2 white 36%-37; No. 2 white lake ‘billing 36%-37. No rye. Barley 45-82. Timothy seed 6.75-7.00 owt. Clover weed 10.00-14.25 ewt. ‘The name “comet” comes from the Greek, “hair.” wistiper, Bante Bay 23.—(P)—Onah wheat: No. 1 northern 70%; No, 2] No, 3 northern 64' a white 36%: No. 3 white Wheat: No. 1 hard spring 97'4; No. 1 dark northern 937:-99%; No. 1 hard winter 92%; No, 1 hard white 87%; No. 1 mixed durum 90% -97%. Oats, No. 3 white 35%. Rye, No, 1, 59%. Corn, No. 1 yellow 50%. Barley, seca No, 2, 60-77; No. 2, i | 5844; sample Flax, No. 1 00%- 1.80%. BISMARCK GRAIN (Purnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Date May 23. 2 Massachusetts os wl be beautiful—and then Oe ey are es et iA Sitot FP oe e078 professor, all. 2 Sellow 50% low... 5 2 mixed. ‘ 4814 3 mixed. ATS 4 mixed... 4514 46% Oats— 2 white 35% 36% 3 white. 34% 35% 4 white 33% 34% Bari Ch to fcy.. 78 .79 Med to gd.. 61 7 Lower grds. 47 60 | No. 2...... 517% 50% ST% ..... Flax— 1.4... 188 192 188... | |e. Livestock [| SOUTH 8ST. PAUL South St. Paul, May 23.—(7)—(U. very little 10-15 lower for two days, with bulls 15-25 off; most beef cows 2.25- 3.25; few good 3.50-4.00; low cutters lower; bulk better 160-250 lbs, 3.10-15; ae |come when the old normal processes count of sickness. Terms. Best of- fer takes it. Mrs, T. A. Milum, 514- ‘7th St., Bismarck, N. Dak. 1928 Olds Cabriolet ...... 75.00 | 1933 Chevrolet Coach 1933 Pontiac ee 1927 Chrysler Four-di pendence. jare allowed to operate once more.— (Copyright, 1934, NEA Service, Inc.) \col. Leonard P. Ayres, economist. “Fly” ! Rooms for Rent So You Can “Fly” Your Auto! soon oe ae _— i. “Used ¢ Cars en Sale. Chevrolet—1933 coach Chrysler—1931 Sedan Wanted to Rent $525.00| WANTED TO BUY—Light used car 395.00 ih ace. condition, Bice aot toe over $100.00 cash. Inquire at 40t Buick—1926 Sedan . 175.00 Olds—1931 Sedan 345,00| _ South 12th St. Buick 57—1932 Sedan 595.00] WANTED TO RENT—A four or five Ford—1926 Pickup 20.00] _room modern house. Phone 1735-M. ——————————EEESE==EeEa White—1% ton . Chrysler—1926 Sedan Buick 87—1931 Sedan Essex—1930 Coach . Household Goods for Sale GMC T-23—1'5 ton 750.00| hold furniture. Nearly new and in Buick—1928 Sedan. 225,00| very good condition. Including liv Nash—1929 Sedan x ing room, dining room and 3 bed- Olds—1932 Coach Buick 87—1932 Sedan Hupp—1928 Sedan Olds 8—1933 Coupe Chevrolet—1928 Seda: Studebaker—1928 Sedan Pontiac—1929 Sedan . FLECK MOTOR SALES INC. 100 West Broadway. Phone 55 FOR SALE—1928 G. MM. C. truck with ‘Will sell separately. Also wooden bed, Way een See ae ee Wanted to Buy —A 4 or In Friedrichshafen, Germany, “home of the Zeppelin”, they're build- new super-Zeppelin that will not only fly passengers across the but transport automobiles as ‘well! ‘The big ship—‘LZ-129” —pictured as it neared completion, will , about twice es ial a8 the largest _sirsbip now in service i