The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1936, Page 15

is redid Gath B coN ert ta Nee SN THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1936 Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and. Market Report for Fri., Nov. 13 NUMEROUS RECENT STOCK LEADERS fT DOWNWARD TRENDS) Further Losses of Fractions of Two or More Points Suf- fered Friday New York, Nov. 13.—()—A late sell- ing burst gave the stock market a “Black Friday” aspect Friday and numerous recent leaders suffered fur- ther losses of fractions to 2 or more points. ‘The ticker tape was late for a while ir the morning and again in the final cownward push. A. few specialties managed to weather the storm, al- though these were none too buoyant at the close. Transfers were around 2,500,000 shares, A little stimulation was derived here and there from extra dividend and bright earnings statements. Merchandising and low-priced amusements were in the best demand. | Rigg The steels picked up early but couid not hold. Mines, motors, utilities and several of the rails were in the skid- Ging division. Bonds gave ground and commodi- ties and foreign currencies were mixed Wheat at Chicago was up *% to % cent a bushel and corn was unchanged to 14 higher. Shares up fractions to a point or more during the greater part of the session—although the majority yielded in the final hour—were Woolworth. Gimbel, Lerner Stores, Allied Stores. National Department Stores, Safeway Stores, Boeing, Transcontinental & Western Air, U. 8. Industrial Alcohol, Distillers Corp-Seagrams,. Cluett Pea- body, Libby McNeill & Libby, Warner Bros., Paramount, American Locomo- live and Baldwin preferred. Losers included General Motors, Chrysler, White Motors, Anaconda, Kennecott, Cerro De Pasco, American Smelting, Standard Oil of N. J., Al- hed Chemical, Goodrich, General Elec- tric, American Radiator, Western Un- ion, Consolidated Edison, North Amer- ican, Standard Oil of California, Cei- anese, N. Y, Central, Union Pacific, and International Harvester. | Livestock | SOUTH ST. PAUL South St. Paul. Nov, 13,—(@)—(U. 8. opt. Agr.’—Cattle 5,509, fed steers scarce, firm; few better lots around 9.00-11.00; some held higher; lower grades and most she stock slow, about steady at recent declines; plain and grassy heifers 4.25-6.00, very thin kinds Jess; low cutter and cutter cows main- ly 2.75-3.50; butcher ,cows 3.75-4.25; sausage bulls 4.00-75; largely; about steady; stockers slow, little changed; scattered sales 3.50-5.50; calves 1,200; market generally steady; most vealers 6.50-7.50; few 8.00; some held for more; cull vealers selling down to 3.50. Hogs 18,000, market fairly active, all classes mostly steady with Thurs- day; top 9.20 mainly for weights 240 180-200 Ibs., 8.65 to 9.00; 160-180) 8.25 to 8.75; 140-160 Ibs, 7.75 to 100-140 Ib. killers 6.00 to. 7.85; lighter weights down to 4.00: sows 450 Ib. down 8.35 to 8.85; heavies down to 2.00 and under. Good stags 8.00 to 8.50; average cost Thursday 8.75; weight 199 Ibs. Sheep, 12,000, run includes 14 loads fed Washington lambs; about four loads western ewes, balance natives and Dakotas; no early action on slaughter lambs, undertone firm, sell- ers asking higher; indications steady on slaughter sheep and feeding lambs; bulk fat lambs Thursday 8.50; five loads to shippers 8,75. Dairy cattle: all grades of close springer cows and milkers getting some action, but general price levels 250-500 loWer for the week; back- ward cows off more and dull; most close springers and milkers 50.00- 70.00; few 75.00; plain grads down to 40.00 or less. CHICAGO Chicago, Nov. 13.—()—(U. S. D, A.) —Hogs 20,000, Inciuding 8,000 direct; early trading active; butchers 190 1b. up, strong to 10 higher than Thurs- di vera ye: lighter weights about top 9.80; bulk good and choice 75; most 150-175 1b, slow, ped- supply all hy ctly good and choice fed stee: parable heifers 1,000-1,200 Ib. most heifers beef steers 50; all cows slow rongweight. cutters better; thin, light 3.00 and less; bulls weak; mostly 5.25 down; veulers steady; largely 8.00-50; few selects 9.00; stockers and feeders steady, Sheep 5.000, including 860 direct; fat lambs active; 10-25 higher: bulk good to choice native lambs 8.75- 00; top at outside; good 94 Ib., Dre es 00; few 101 1b. two-year-olds 7,00; attered slaughter ewes about steady at 2.50-4.00, low cutte SIOUX CITY Sioux City, Ia., Nov, 13.—@—(U. 8. D. A,)—Cattle” 2,000; all classes steady; quality generally plain, part load good around 1100 Ib, steers 9.50; other sales chiefly 7.00-8.25; beet cows mainly 4.00-50; cutt grades 205-75; few common and medium ockers 600 down; 300 Ib, stock steer calves heifer calves 5.50, Current 1050 lb, good and common and medium 4.2 ers, good and choice mon and med! er) good and ei medium 4.25, 501 iteady to 10 than ST hursday's average; carly top finished held el her better 180- inughter pigs 6. 00; ldmbs_ ope RANGE OF CARLOT SALES Minneapolis, Nov. 13.—()—Range of carlot grain sales: Wheat No. 2 dark northern 1.41%; No, 4 dark hard winter 1.22, Corn, No. 4. yellow 1.09%, Barley, No. 3, 85. nae 0%5-2.13. Oats and rye not quoted. s. and up; better 200-300 Ibs. 9.00-| rire New York Stocks Closing Prices Nev. 13 Adams Exp. Alaska Jun. Allied Chem. | Allis-Ch. Mfg. ‘Am, Grvstai' m. Crysta! 2 Am, Hide & Ten. Am. Internat. Am. Loco. Am. Sug. Ref. Am, Tel, & Tel, utter grades large- | paqig FIRMNESS FEATURES TRADING ON CHICAGO MARKET FOR WHEAT | 10,000,000 Drop in Estimated Australian Crop Strength- ens Futures Chicago, Nov. 13.—()—A firm note |” late as well as early distinguished Grain Quotations | CHICAGO RANGE |Chicago, Nov, (Py — | Wheat— Open High Low ~ 115% 116% 1.15% five 213" List 113 Bh 99% 1.00% 99% . 102% 1.03% 1.02% 1.02% May, new... '% 9614 95% 25% May, old..: 95 95% (95 95% July, new.: 92% 93% 92% 92%, July, old.) 91% 4 43 Am. Tob. B. y, | wheat trading Friday, with ® late fea- 264 Am. Wat. Wks. 24% | ture an estimate Australia’s surplus is pe Am; Wooi Pf 60 | the smallest since 1929-30. 2 Anaconda 50% | Probably curtailment of Australian a ey He es wheat production is figured at 10,000,- Atch. T, & 8. F. 74% | 000 bushels compared see a estate Atl, Ref. .... 31% | The total crop in Australia is estimat- ‘Aviation Corp. 5% |ed at 132,000,000 bushels, indicating Ky Baldwin Loco. 5'4 about 80,000,000 bushels for export. Balt. & Ohio 21% | Wheat closed %-% above Thurs- adele eye pees 20% loay’s finish, Dec. 115%-116. ae aS */113%, cofn unchanged to % higher. eae eee a Dec. 102%-%, May new 957-96, oats Borden .... 28% |% off to % up, and provisions show- | 4! eS Warner 5 ah ing 5 to 10 cents advance. MINNE, APOLIS RANGE riggs Mfg. . % ’ dao Nov, 13.—(P)}— udd Wheel 10% | WHEAT PRICES CLIMB Burr. Ad. Mch. 3158 HIGHER AN, MI es hes 2 i a 1% fen Butte Cop. & Z 4%] Minneapolis, d 3.—(P)—News of peneoie) Pac, 4 bullish, nature developed through the [tit Hee batts jist ihe 4 | market session here Frida: rth re ne Ee futures climbed to a, higher closing iaitig Barley Calanesmi ss 275, | level. Strength at Chicago and re- 1 SS naa 68% | Ports of unsatisfactory soll conditions Oat Raney Tay | through western Kansas were lead- Ve0 19% 195% 1 | ing factors. ae aS nS Bi, | namesemer Sud May avhent cloned, he ae 1s tively: ‘July closed unchange Bh My j 2 Bia trade was dull. | December - yal | Chrysler 135% | and May each closed unchanged. 41% 41% “ gral) vere high ith pola aim Aa wheat Bavember “oats ‘lost ae aya Golum, Pict: Vie et aan December yerclonad Lao high= + 2.08 2.09 208 2.08% Gom. Solv. 17% |r av sity. nna May te up at Sie. Deo $2100 201 2.00 2.00% Com, Sie cember malting barley ed un- Gen, od nigel A018, abe Slay poLiTE BANGS je. higher at 79%, and ¥ Cont. Can. ‘au ata agar Spe Hla tay Close te male HE soa ay 120% 120% 128% 129% Cream Wheat unchanged. Crosley Rad. airs poed aewmenil e Hy arwas lottale Cuban Am, Sug. to good demand. Barley of choice Curtiss Wright quality was wanted. Flax was in Deere & Co. good demand, Dia. Match . ¥% | o— —_—4 Ba ee 8 1| Produce Markets | Douglas Airc,’ Dupont ..... —_—_—_—_— OH Seana CASH GRAIN Eastman Kodak x E pts Pri Nov, 13.—()—Wheat CHICAGO receipts Friday 63 compared to 100 El. Auto Lite Chicago, Nove if -%)—Butter_was/a vear ago. El, Boat ... weaker in tone Friday and eggs were Ape Boe As steady. Poultry was steady at de-) grain clos g quotations today follow: Butter 7,966, weaker; - Gen. lect. 6.00... oi hire oa tnypns paver Gen. Mills 6355 [aa ee ao date (361. 66 ibs... 1408 1M9% ccscianee, Gen. Motors .... centralized earlote. 31, Gillette .. on Eggs 3,28) ~ 139% 1.4656 0.0. sseoe Goodrich . cars and jeeal 3 . car: joc: @ 1.455 ocd eee as refrigerator standards 28%; regtiger: Sadie wants <V22 2s ge as rors Ctr. ap ae aPoutry, ine potas i, ous, p 1ST 144% 000 woes Gt. West. Sug. . isis lees than if 1b. 12; peeghorn ; 1.35% 1.42% ae - ens 11; . Ply oud. ae Rock 14g, White Rocke Id g, colored 1.33% 1.40% Hudson Mot. 20%] 14%, White Hock 14, colored 12%: Hupp. Motor . 2% | Plymouth and White Woek « brollets LB1%6 1:26% Illinois Cent. oes 23% ]17, colored 16; bareback chickens 11, 1.29% 1.36% Indus. Rayon ........... 30% | Leghorn chickens 11%; roosters 13, BE 2.007 Int. Bus. Mach ‘85. Leghora napsters Huanee Lankeys 16%, 1.28% 1.34% oun, Ss , 0 33 2 turke z z se wees se Ast veRee 2 % 113: white ducks 4% Ib. up 18, colored int te ws ere, 145 {Mall white dueks 14, email col- + 1.265% 1.825% 6. sreee . Tel. L ore geese 12 Johns-Manville turk: tead; h Kelvinator . 23, old 2: . young, toms more than 16 1 northern FEW do oh ayn Kennecott 1b: 3, 26 I andiless 23, 01421; No.2)” goring ... 1.32% 1.975, ees “ Montana Winter wisest 8 vi 14% jedi ; NEW YORIC ts eee Panera ou AD ye W... 1.31% 1.33% 1.29% 1.31% a ty irregular. By freight, Chicken Od af 24 colored mixed with Rocks 16; fowls: | 13% protein 46 lored 18-21; turkeys 16-23; other,1 DH Wot 63% frelent Prion unchange Sas whe, Wi 1.29% 1.31% 1.27% 1.29% 23% utter 9,879, amery high: |12% protein thi th t (92 Heimestees Sah aN pay cites oe DEO 7 ee san 127 | 82%; centralized (90 score) 32; oth-| 330 i 2814 | eh Prices un aN ed. a i a 1DnWw i 25,495 change Midiand Steel 44% | Smee 10. 282, strong; mixed colors:| 1 H We 1.25% 127% 1.29% 1 Minn. Honey . 111 | Special packs 41-12%; ‘standards 38%-| Minnesota and South Dakota Wheat Minn, Moline Imp. 8 | 41: firsts 32-3342; medium dirties |} DH W or Minn, 8t, P, & SSM 1%] No. 1, 28: average check 1 HOW... 1.225 1.24% 1.20% 1.225% Mont. Ward . 63%; frlgerators, firsts 27%4- 2DHW or Murray Corp. 20% | 262041, , mediums air 2-H OW... 1.20% 1.22% 1.18% 1.20% Nash Motors . 7% | grades unquoted; other inixed colors |3 DH W or * Nat. Biscult 3176 | Gnchanged. 3-H OW.~.. 1.185 1.20% 116% 1.18% Nat. Dairy Pr 25% RUTIDR-RGG FUTURES 1 amber hd Nat. Distill. 30% Nov. 13.— Ibs... 1.40% 1.53% 1.37% 1.49% Nat. Pow. & pe alee oy Nok 28) Tish” Low Close |2 amber hd . i . Nat. Steel 1% | Better Futures: 9 Ibs. .. 137% 149% ..... Nat. Tea 14 Storage Standards, 08% 0%. 80% anne id 1394 10% , ¥, Central je 30M so. Le KE tonee North “Amnertean’ ot son son 30% [8 BTR PE 1B1% 13TH vesee sssee Northern Pacific $1% 31 031 camber hd 199% 133% Oliver Fari % 4 amber hd Otis Elev. 37%, _ dards, Nov. 28% 28% 28%) 55 Ibs. .. 1.27% 130% 2.0. wee Pac. Gas & El. 34% | Refrigerator 4 amber hd Packard Motor ... 12% | ,datde. Dee. 29 28% 28 | 54 IDS... 1.25% 1.29% 000 sooee parponiagee 10% | “dards, Jan. BD ast 129% Pathe Film 8% . 5 amber Penney (J, © mt Miscellaneous _| |, $2 ibe... 120% nn. R. R. Pee Phelps Dodi 494 51 Ibs... 1.18% +) Philip Morris 18 FOREIGN EXCHANGE Grade of— Phillips Pet. . 44%, | New York, —(#)—Foreign|1 amber.... 1.34% Pills, Flour 31 | exchange quiet, Great Britain demand |1 rd durum 1.16% In dollars, others In cents: Great Bri- ‘Coarse Proctor & Gi 54% | tain 4.88; France 4.61%; Italy 5,26%:| Gom— Pub. 8ve. N. J. 45% | Germany free nat aie veaisterel 21.50; ]9 yellow. 1.12% 58 | travel 22.55; Ne 52; Sweden 2 18% | 25-15: Montreal in Now ¥ York 100423 [3 1.10% 1g% |New York in Montreal 99.87%. 4 ised 114K 2 = 2 103% Radlo-Kelth- -Orph. Bh ee yarn Revit eS eS ‘O14 a Mad te oT 101% 5 Service | flee Bond & Shato 19%. ‘i i eens! a prices. Wheat: No. 1 heavy dar 40% northern spring, 60 Ibs. 1.40%-1.47%3 a1 No. hy northern, 59 1 = | FH 10 81% 92% sees package around 5 hard winter Montana No. 1 hard amber ae oi 1 No, 2, 59 | Ib: ee % 40% -1.53 BK; 58 ibe. 5 Robe fy Ibs. CHICAGO Sase. GRAIN 13.—()—Cash wheat 1 No. E white 1.09; sample sts Brade jatier white. 1 whi beans No. oy yellow 1.26% 2 Barle: feed 65-86% nom nom, Timothy seed new 5.35-60 cwt, Clover j mixed snet we: 3| ment was made b: 2.07% 2.21% NOTICK OF SALE IER’S LI Phas CAR- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That %ilthe statutory Hen of the Northern Pacific Railway Company for freight age on the hereinafter described ship- ment of goods will be foreclosed by 2 le of said goods at public auction the warehouse of the Northern Pa- cific Rallway Company's freight de- ot in the City, of Bismarck, North aikota, at 2:00 o'clock, P.M, on the 2ith day of November, 1 Said shipment of goods consists of One (1) carlond of ewaet clover hay, igh in North- ten Pacttis Cat No, 24388, which ship- the Helberg Com- any. from Fertile, “Minnesota, con- led to the Helberg Company at arck, North Dakota, and that the Tawtat freight charges on sald ship- ment are $41.93. inspection ro $2.50 and demurrage Charaes $19 $193.00, paid and Gots of this x Dated November loth, 1936 f NORTHE) oe dae RAT "AY COMPANY, A PORATION, Lienholder, CONMY & CON! Attorneys for ‘Eatnhoider, Hi ig forth Dakota. Merle Says Yes to British Beau It's all settled now that Film Actress Merie Oberon and David Niven ‘are to be married. Miss Oberon has confirmed reports she will wed the handsome Britisher, who joined the Holly- wood picture colony to woo the lady of his native land. The date has not been set. The en- gaged couple are shown above at a recent Hollywood pre. wiew. Youth’s Foray Into Crime Ends Quickly Minneapolis, Nov. 13.—(P)—A 16- year-old boy from Crookston, Minn., was to be returned to his home Fri- day after he had soberly reflected in the city jail that crime does not pay. His one day foray into crime, armed Minneapols cash wheat and coarse|With a toy pistol, ended Thursday night when he was captured after ne attempted to hold up Mrs. Albert F. To Arrive | Madetzke, climaxing a crime career that began Wednesday with the theft ot a car in Crookston. At Little Falls he slugged a filling station attendant, refilled the gas tank and later abandoned the car on the road. Subsequently he stole another car in St. Paul, and drove to Minne- apolis where he got six gallons of gas in a station and left without paying. The state crime bureau took the lad into custody after police arrested him, and announced the boy would be re- turned to Crookston, where authori- ties may prosecute him for car theft. CHICAGO POTATOES Chicago, Nov, 13.—()—(U, §. D. A.) —Potatoes, 105, on track 325, total U, S. shipments 642; western’ stock weak, northern stock dull, supplies rather liberal, demand very slow: gacked ho banks U.S. 5 set Burbank: 2,2) Otado "Hed McClure’ U; 8 No. 4, 2.3734-47%; Maine Green Mountains U.S. No. i, 2.20; Wisconsin round whites U. 8. No.'1, 160-80; M Russet rurals U.'S. No. Michigan Bliss triumphs U. and partly graded 1,85; Mi y Mountaine unetdasitied 1 South Dakota Earl culls 1.35, BOSTON WOO! Boston, Nov, 13.—(P)- —Prices’ continued ve: steady buying in the market Friday. The minimum price on short French combing fine territory wools in ori- ginal bags was around 92 * cents scoured basis, and original fine ter- ritory wools running bulk good French combing and staple combing lengths were bringing around 9 Fully 92-94 cents was being realized on ‘staple combing % blood graded territory wool. 8, D, A) trong on Boston wool cents, WANT-ADS Are Your | Slaves for As Little As 45c Apartments for Rent 2 ROOM apartment, first floor, 2 room apartment basement; one room, second floor. All furnished for light housekeeping. 818 7th. 2 LARGE room room apartment, ground floor. Newly decorated, hot water. Frigidaire, private entrance. Rear door, 21. ‘1th St. well furnished, kitchenette and Cras closet. Phone 278. 411 5th it. TWO ROOM light housekeeping aparment. Nicely furnished, wash- ad privilages. Close in. Phone ward ROOM apartment. Ground Gas, lights, water furnished. entrance. 219 and St. FURNISHED 2 room om apartment t for light housekeeping. Call 222 Man- dan St. Phone 176. _ FURNISHED one room apartment, for two adults. Rental, $18. 618 6th St. TWO ROOM furnished apartment. Call rear door 118 Ist St., after 7 p.m. TWO ROOM vith private bath. Gas heat. Call T. M. L, Casey and Son. FURNISHED apartment. Near high _School, Adults only. Phone 1391. _ ONE ROOM furnished apartment. Newly decorated. 808 7th St. Business Opportunity FOR LEASE: 40 room hotel, finely constructed, and centrally jocated, Furnishings and fixtures will be sold on reasoneble terms. Fine cabaret, beautifully equipped, in high cheerful sunlighted basement. Opportunity for person of experi- ence with reasonable amount of f cash,” Box 1015, Miles City, Mont. GROCERY STORE stock, merchan- dise and fixtures for sale. Annual business, $50,000. Population, 5,000. Good location. $4,500 will handle deal. Write Box 144, Bismarck, N. Dak. BEER PARLOR, finest location in state. Very good business. Reason for selling, will not handle liquor. Phone 499-3 or write Tribune Ad. 18156. BARBER shop, shower bath, cheap for cash, Good business. Quitting barbering. Jack Grothaus, St. Thomas, N. Dak. ———_—_—_—_—_—— Salesmen Wanted GOOD SALESMAN between 25 and 35 with car to sell Chamberlain Rock-Wool insulation, weather strips, screens and calking to oc- cupied building owners. Permanent position and splendid opportunity for advancement. $100 per month and bonus, Give full particulars in first letter for interview. Apply Chamberlain Weather Strip Com- pany, 2400 Hennepin Avenue, Min- neapolis, Minnesote, ————— Male Help Wanted WANTED AT ONCE: Experienced Ford mechanic, none but experi- enced need apply. See Shop Fore- man at Universal Motor Co., Bis- marck. = Female Help Wanted __ WANTED—Experienced maid for gen- eral housework. References. Write Tribune Ad. 18009, WANTED: Girl for general house- work. Phone 308-W. SSS Instruction ~ +|GOOD Barbers are in demand—En- roll now for training. Write for in- formation. Moler Barber College, 418 Front Street, Fargo, N. Dak. For Exchange 4 WANT TO TRADE for hay 15 or 20 head last winter and spring calves. H. H. 8peten, Wilton, N. Dak. Lost and Found TAKEN UP — One small light tan male terrier with harness. Owner please call Clarence Hanson, 209 N. Eleventh St. Phone 671. ——— MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Minneapolis, Nov. 13,--(®)—Flour. unchanged, Shipments 20.970. Pure’ bran 30,00-30,50, Standard middlings 84.50-35.00, ebb? CASH New Yor! No} wheat Noo 1’ northern 1.0 northern 1.06%; No. 3 northern 1.04, Oa . 2 white 46% 3 white 44%; No. 1 mixed feed 43 Farm names can be trademarked. ‘War Baby’ Now a Young Lady ee Watch Repairing $1.25 cleans your watch. Guaranteed. Otto Wiest, 415 Bdwy., Bismarck. ——————— NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR APPROPRIATION OF WA- TER FROM BURNT CREEK TAKE NOTICE, that M. G. Ward, whose address Is Bismarck, North Dakota, has made application to the and appropriate water from Burnt Creek, The petition prays for a permit to appropriate from a point on sald ~~ | Burnt Creek located at N. W. corner of Section 12, Township 139 North, Range 81 West, the approximate amount of two cubic feet of water per second of time during the month of March to October for each year sald permit may remain In force, for the purpose of Itrigating certain lands, consisting of 113 acres in Sec- tion 12, and 42 acres in Section 11, Township 139 North, Range 81 West, in Burleigh County,’ North Dakota. TAKE NOTICE, further, that the State Engineer will consider sald ap- plication at his office, in the city of Bismarck, North Dakota, on the 14th of December, 1936, at the hour of two o’clock P. M., at which time and place all persons ‘interested may present thelr objections in person or In writ- in Bate at Bismarck, North Dakota, this tha day of Roxen ber 1936. ‘homs State ngineer. 11-6-13-20-27, SS Ss NOTICE OF Ase UNDER CAR- "8 LIEN NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN That the statutory lien of the Northern Pacific Railway Company for freight- age on the hereinafter described ship- ment of goods will be foreclosed by & sale of said goods at public auction house of the Northern Pa- iy Company's freleht de- pot. ity of Bismarck, North kota, at 2:00 o'clock, P.M op the 24th day of November, 1 Sald shipment of goods consists of ;One (1) carload of sweet clover hi {net weight 17,100 pounds, in Nor! jern Pacific Car No. 49073, which sh | ment was made by the Helberg Com- le, Minnesota, con: iberg Company at | Blamacek, North Dakota and thal t awful fre harges 01 w ful inspection. cha and di e. making a total of. $24 charges have not been paid and hich im is due at the date of this notice craser 10eh, 1936, r 10th, ERN LE AgITE Rat. w. N' COR. none TION, Lienholder, rey for Pelnholder, ie forth Dakota, 3 State Engineer for a permit to divert | = Automobiles fer Sale Wimterized CARS These prices include LARGE front room on third floor,|Hot water heaters, winter! grease, winter oil and non- freeze solution. Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe toi Plymouth Coach .. 1934 1935 1935, 1935 1934 1934 1934 1932 4 Chrysler “52” Sedan .. Pontiac Coach \ta8 Chrysler Sedan ... This stock is small but choice. Corwin-Churchill Motors, Ine. 122 Main Phone 706 DOUBLE INSULATED VAN in first class condition, size to fit any ton and a half truck. A real bargain. _Capital City Bottling Works. 1933 Pontiac DeLuxe eight four door sedan. Driven 18,000 miles, A-1 _fondition, Phone 1426. ONE $100 credit, one $90 credit on a Pontiac, Olds or Buick. Wrile Tribune Ad. 17851. ee Household Goods for Sale CHINESE hand made laces, table cloths, and bedspreads. Also an as- sortment of tapestries, couch covers, and wall panels, all sizes. At rea- sonable prices. Mrs. Z. Azar, 305 8th St. FOR SALE CHEAP—Bed and coil| spring, dresser, chairs, tables, gas/| Tange and numerous articles. Call rear door, 602 Third St. ONE SMALL roll top desk, one small kitchen cabinet with three drawers and drop leaf, one commode. Phone 1887 or call at 719 5th. PRACTICALLY NEW bedroom suite with spring. Fairly priced. See janitor, Mason Apts, 9 a. m. to 5 Pp. m. 3 BURNER and oven electric Hot Point stove in A-1 condition, $25 Melville Electric Shop. Phone 179. PRACTICALLY new Mohair dave port and chair, breakfast set, smi __Tugs and chest. 314 2nd St. CHEAP! Mohair Davenport and chair. Good conditon. 217 7th 8t. ee Soe GOOD soft coal heater. pery: SOMOS RC ioe ONE KIMBALL piano, $75 cash. Call 624. — Houses for Sale F ROOM stucco bungalow with 3 room basement apartment, forced eir, gas heat. Modern in every way. One year old. Located near capitol and high school. T. M. Casey & Son. FOR SALE OR RENT: Dec. Ist. 7 room stucco house with 2 baths. ‘Two upper rooms rented now. Nice full basement. For information, call at 604 3rd St., rear door. NEW semi-modern home. Big lot. Small payment down. Balance $20 per month. Obert A. Olson, Bis- marck, N. D. 106 3rd 8t. ‘Ted's Deliv- Miscellaneous for Sale ONE TWELVE ton wagon scale. Piv mine cars, two foot track gauge, five ton assorted steel rails, twelve and sixteen pound stock; five switches, one blacksmith Nes Write Bismarck Powder Co,, Bis- marck. Box 672. Or phone 1529-J, CHRISTMAS Cards—It 1s none tod early to select your greeting cards, Make your selection now for later delivery, either printed or engrav- ed. Samples are now on display. Bismarck Tribune Co. POTATOES LOWEST PRICE in town. Come and see us. Order your winter supply. Kunz Grocery. 222 So, 8th. Phone 1317, ECKLUND, BACKMAN and Asplund coal for sale. General trucking done. Reasonable, Junior Neff, Tel. 1748-J. GET your coal in early. Coal deliv- ered in Bismarck, $2.75 load lots, two ton or less, $2.85. Phone 2293. COOKING RANGE for coal or wood, Also cement block machine. Cheap, Rothschiller, 1014 Bdwy. JUMBIA boy's bicycle, excellent condition. Large icebox, Tel. 498-W. WHEAT Puffing machine in A-1 con- dition, 222 So, 11th St. Office Equipment STAPLING MACHINES YOU will find the Markwell Paper Fastener the neatest stapler you have ever used. Staples sheets to- gether temporarily or permanente ly. Order them from The Bismarck Tribune Co. MA’ MATTRESSES renovated and rebuilt. Either regular or spring filled. 1022 Bdwy. Phone 1126. __Work Wanted RELIABLE young men and women wish to earn board, room, both or part time work, while attending Commercial college, call 121. WANTED: Two roomers, board if de> sired. Girl also wants work by hour, after school or Saturdays. 319 13th. Tel. 1980. |EXPERIENCED GIRL wants house work. Reliable and good cook. Call 1175-W. Ask for Ida. TWO EXPERIENCED girls time work. Phone 926-R. TWO ROOM furnished apartment with private bath. Must be clean. No children. Write Box 15. YOUNG couple desires one or twa room furnished apartment. Tel. 826. _ Wearing Apparel _ OLD clothes to sell ‘cheap. ‘Coats, dresses, shoes, other articles. Wed- nesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat- urday, November 11 to 14. 517 W. Thayer. Basement apartment. fect condition. Phone 737-R. Wanted to Buy BRING IN YOUR SKUNKS. The season is now open. We pay high- est market prices. Bring them in now! Hides, furs, scrapiron and junk, get best prices. Northern Hide & Fur Co, The brick building corner 9th and Front streets. Bis- marck. WANTED TO BUY OR TRADE two 30x3%% solid rubber tires on rims. Write Tribune Ad. 181: ———————_—_—_S house, 615 13th 8t.; 5 room house, 409 Washington, 4 room, at 716 Ave. | F., 3 room house, 1906 Rosser. T. M Casey & Son. SIX ROOM HOUSE, 2 bedrooms, ga- rage. Modern. Coal furnace. Five blocks from school. Write Tribune Ad. 18131. GOOD modern house near capitol and high school. Vacant soon. Phone 250. Obert A. Olson. 5 ROOM modern house, near schools, $35. Available Nov. 15. Phone __1226-J or call 221 Rosser. FIVE room modern house. Two bed- rooms. Prefer family of adults. 916 8th Street. § ONE STORY, six room modern house. Gas furnace. Price Owens. Phone 278, Tribune Rates Real Estate REAL ESTATE {IT Is A pleasure to serve your real estate needs in the selection of @ desirable home or a lot on which to build. Having over 100 real homes and over 1,000 lots from which to select in every part of the city, it is impossible to advertise each, separ- ately. All listings and all corre- spondence regarding your sale is open to your inspection. F. E. YOUNG. ____Rooms for Rent _ BEAUTIFULLY furnished bright cheerful sleeping room. Also base- ment bedroom. Close in. Gentle- men only. 720 3rd St. TO WOMEN, only, 4 sleeping rooms with use of living room. Automa- tic heat and hot water. 811 Ave. B Telephone 454. NICE WARM sleeping room. Ground floor. Close to bath. Duffel bed. Also room with single bed. 306 9th. Phone 1330. q ROOM for one or two girls with morning and evening meals, if de- sired. Phone 1844-LM. 315 Man- dan St. Mle De det CLEAN WARM room suitable for one or two gentlemen, Private entrance, Hot water. Phone 1227-R. NICELY furnished sleeping room, first floor, next to bath. 408 10th. Phone 1760. ee ROOM for rent, close to town. and quiet. Always hot water. Par) 116 FRONT ROOM. itlemen Close in. Call after 5 p. m. 2nd 8t. WARM comfortable room for one or two, Always hot water, 510% 4th st. ONE LARGE and one small sleeping room. Board, if desired. 416 6th St. NICE WARM ROOM. Always hot water. Gas heat. 422 4th 8t, Phone 649. only. ais WARM front room privete entrance. 501 3rd St. Phone 926-R. Engraved Stationery - Makes the Ideal Gift For Mother, Sister, Wife oF Sweetheart. Inexpensive, prac- tieal and a gift that wil be ap- | breciated. Make your Christmas | selections now. Bismarck Tribune Co f LADIES’ Raccoon Goat. Size 16. Per>