The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 9, 1937, Page 7

SPECEALTIES LEAD | UPWARD MOVEMENT tana 142-182, Wo. 1 hard winter Mon a eo tha aria es bs ar Deel ir hi FresiA “Malting 0 RANGE PF CARLOT SALES tae .—Pi—-Range of weet carlo! c ~ “nes 3 hard amber durum sheuli san. nd re not quoted. New York Stocks| Prices on active grades of! domestic woe! during th itmited further na volume of ‘he ui ware price trend was the at \sing peices in foreign wool lies of domestic nt demand for al "The bulk mer the sales was in orl- Ina) bag jots of short to average Pi combing fitie territory at 1.05-08 scoured basis, Ohio fie were quoted at dese cents ip grease for fine Delaine, at wt} 47 ts for staple combing % blood, at nts for combing % blood, and 0 for gombing bleod. Grain mills in Kansas City grind Vanes. 80,000,000 and 90,000,000 ‘of Kansas wheat anauelly..jof « sleet storm. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1987 __ Looking for a Good Man? WHEAT PRICE RISE | Gra in Quotations AT CHICAGO IS DUE) (neues cu ‘The first presidential message, on the state of the nation, brought no Feed change in the tone of stocks. Brokerage observers said it was mainly a restatement of objectives which President Roosevelt had out- lined previously. The second message, on the budget. received @ friendly reception in Wall Street. TiSCOner™ CHESSE oo Plymouth, Wis. Jan. 9.—(#)—The cheese exchange announced Saturday there would be no cheese market Suowetions this week because ™ Min: Ler $ her Pes ‘No, 4 caixe Adams Exp 17 |Lig a) MB A b " Alas Jun 18% ) 10% january 9. ON STOCK MARKET Allis-ch m7, | Loew's _ C3 No, 1 dark northern, 58.Jbs. ....$1.45 ‘gtg | Locilard (P) 23% No. 2 dark northern, 57 Ibs. . a : Am Can “U9% | Meck T 47 No. 3 dark northern, 86 Iba, .... 1.43 be SB el ac Macy S H) 53% No. 3 dark northern, 55 lbs. 142 Trend Is Irregular, However, as|am int” 1am lames & Rois” Germany and Italy Expected to, Np, Adare northern Se i Many Traders Cash in on = bee 4 arr &R ah Enter Market for Big No. 5 dark northern, 8 tbe : is : A fo. 5 dark northern, 51 . Profits ~ Pea ia pemeete a Supplies Soon No. 5 dark northern, 50 Ibe. .... 134 Mo eo Am Roll M344 |Mid 8 4l-| Chicago, dan, O-—UP)A. creeping| 49 Ite, 139; 48 Ibe, 130; €7 tbe, 1.99; | lew York, Jan. 9.—()—Selected}Am 8 & R - 96% |Minn Moline —— |rise of wheat values took the wheat| 46 Ibs. 126; 45 Ibs., 1.26: 44 Iba, 123: / steels and specialties continued to yore Fk) Imp 11% |market upward more than 2 cents a| 43 lbs., 1.20; 42 Ibs., 1.18; 41 Ibs... 1.18; Push upward in Saturday's stock pe i og MStP & Spee oe 40 Ibs., 1.14; 39 bs., 1.12; $8 ibs., 1.10; market but offerings in other cate- 85M ol iortage of wheat s:p- | 37 lbs., 1.08. otis were aulficset tovlpull Uae MEER oe eee O41 [pee in Sealy ionetber wit eetinaed No, hard amber durum .. 1 pu | Am W Wks . 28% |Murray Cor 18% lof increased demand for Germany|No. 1 mixed di brakes on the advance. Am Wool Pr 71% |Net Bis 31% |soon, were stimulating factors, Eure tina ces Efforts to settle the General Motors 55 |Nat Cash R 30% |pean political developments, although oe : os a Suen ile fizike apparently were making Uiue| Arm Ill _ 844 |Nat Dairy P24. |in general looked upon as’ the most |No. 2 flax ... ih “ many traders decided jat Dist % | threatening S ue cash {n-profite that had piled up dur-|Atch T&S P4% [Nat P&L 13% Irather to AS Re te ae Bord rye a patted past an sessions. Selling was ans Ret i ed Nat Tea 10% | unusual buying. Oats. rae 45 bsorbed in most instances; how> Corp NY Cen 42% the close, wh M17 ‘ eye, and few weak spots were in evi+ Bald ooo 9% |No Am Av. 15 sere Friday's ui ee hd | Hera winter wheat 1.20 Nor Am 32: %, corn 1 4 : \ apie Tapld churning movement iu) Bernee <2 | ier ees Po HOAOIG Duly new Loe boi? cote CHICAGO RANGE the ticker tape behind occasionaliy|Ben Avia 27 |Ohlo Oil 18% |-1 advanced, and provisions vary- | Chicago, Jan. 0.—(P)-— Gel approximated 1,400,000 sens ale oles Farm ae ing orn 2 cents setback to 7 cents ee SI oo io ra need While the major stocks were little | Borden 27 |PacG&El 37 : : 11S 116% 115° 116% better than even during the greater |Borg War .- 78%|Pack Mot 11% | prices AT MINNEAPOLIS 112% 113% 13x 1.13% pest of the session, Yellow Truck was|Briges Mfg 58 |Param Pic 25% | BOOSTED BY WAR THREAT + 110% 110% 1.400% 1.10 a stay performer with a gain of about | Budd W 10% |Park Utah 4%|. Minneapolis, Jan. 9.—()—Huropean % 1:08) 1.07 2 points at the best. White Motors |Burr Ad Mch 33% |Pathe Film — 9% | A" cloud and an admission by Italy 1.06% 1.05% 1.08 also tilted forward. Demand for com- | But op &Z 6 fommey, (3C) 98 | isted in the country stimulated fre: 1.01% 1.02% mercial vehjales was sald to be keep-|Can Pac Pac iit Fens 41% Si Aad @ good advance in prices 1.01% 101% ing manufacturing operations at ca-|Case ) elps eae 534 a ractty. Caterpil T 88% Phu Morris 78 | 1.42 (rand July Ue niehertar Vana, Be ay* Up fractions to 2 were Vanadium, | Celanese 28 =| Phil Pet 81% |_ Flax rallied sharply on commission MK 44% Bethlehem, Gult States Byeel, Omni-|Oer de Pes 7334 |Proo de Gam 08% | aly*rius cach ‘closed S%¢ ulgher at 1.60% 1.60% 1.60% 1 us, International Agricultural Corp., lo ve 50% + 1,60% 00% 1.60% Puilman, Inspiration Copper, Magma Chi & N W 3%{Pullman 720% | Coarse grains moved into higher 1.60 1.60% 159% 1.60% Copper, Standard Ol of New Jereey, pales aged dis anne ces Co} Clgned he higher At Slit ene age 112% 113% 1.12% 1.13% ‘Western Union Union Pacific, Hous- | Chi Gt Al z 15% | Purity Bak 20% | higher at 4 May rvo closed 1 r 105 1.05% ton Oil, Aviation Core. North coeds CM&P anak Raidio 11% | higher at 108% and July 14 up at ‘97% 98 dca Aviation, Douslas) Airiraey) & a(S at ee Or ae highep al By. “xe malting marley): In @ restricted groove were U. 8.|\C RI & rus 34 [Bee Moto 5% |and there was ready demand for ary Steel, Goodyear, General Motors, Chrysler apt Rep Sti 20% wheat of desirable quality. Winter Chrysier, lidated Edison, North|Colg-Palm 21 |Rey TobB 87% | "Gorn gomond’ was. steady. Oats |May 14.40 laa American, iblic Service of New Jer- ColG & El 195 /Schen Distil 44 was in fair demand. Rye was in fair 14.55 1457 sey, General Electric, Paramount | Co! oa Vic 37% |Seabd Ol 42 7 Epod demand. Barley demand was g Com 8olv 18% | Sears-Roe ryt vas in goo leman 16.62 16,62 Com & Sou 3% | Serve} 30 "Prod ao 1427 1733 Gon Bale 45% | hell Union 39 luce Markets | 1737 1781 D % | Simmons 48% 6 Usa sodthondao Cont Can 68% |Socony Vac 16% CHICAGO eke pane Cont Mot 3 {Sou Cal Bd 30%] Chicego, Jan. 9.—(%—Butter ana |Minneapolls, Jan. 9. Cont OUD 45 |8ou Pac 47% | Poultry were unchanged Saturday but | Wheat— oan igh ae Oorn Pro 69% |Spersy Corp 22% | “Butter Gach steady; prices un-|Suiy 1 Np ehens owen Sie aes wea 2 Bas 15% changed Ha ne < es pases edvance us StdG&El 10% unsettled; extra firsts | ng ine 4 to 2 eh see Batter | Curt Tit 1Btd ON Cal 44% went fe HAG i “iss shea aaa 46% | celpts 23%; fri te dard: Af c Fit eee 1h to 180-200. paanae gibt S:|Dia Mich 32 laid OUN J aa geipts, 28s betbigeratog © standards July 2 Lote 108% Loh Haak 198 Westie wrote, 320-146 pounds Vaanel nuaeetny edie tne 1a 4 | ang th, up 18 Ness than dig begs, bees (Mey Bl 51% OK 51% pn Doug 72% | Stone & Web $2% | hora hens 12%; springs 4 1b. up color- | July”, 46% 48% Y uf ae goed sow sh 2 aia| Dupont 170% |Suadebak tae |e ibs Whice ieee isis eee aes, Say ii ee eal advanced 50 to mostly 75 cents and| East Kod 174 | Swift & Oo 35% Rock’ 17, less than 4 Ib. colored 15,/May ....... 224 2.26% 296 2.35 ineneee HUGE ANS Teaka neg [EL Auto Lal | Tox bam | suibteg ite 1s Riymouln, Bock 21! jauly oe ae $10.40, eg to “medium 7:8028.25.| Bl Bost 13% | Tex Gals ax Biye mouth yh 21; Leghorn chickens Medium to ehoice ewes cashed at tH roesters 12, Leghorn roosters 11; aes pee died 50. Choice around 70 | FreT&R 33% fark eys, hens 16%, young toms 14, |Duluth. Minn., Gis tae dere inde, 9-25, ome | cen me 55% Trans em 16% | ducl eee Ib tbe lteuetar etal (ee Span” a 1 ton. “site engattle, supplies, r ed during Gen Boo 30% Tri-Cont Cor 9% 16: No. {urkeys 13; ee 44 1b, up on ee 150 1K er was |Gen %|Truax Traer 8% | S04 vy broad. a trade closed strong to 251 Gen Mot 68% |Un Carbide 103% fouinern Tf 13; nore geese 13, 20, 1 Stedtun a eset tune mire leitane” Sex or ottees IB™) Egg oon tA Fo ae iat UNMESPRM RIGLe tiara ate [QOMEPIN 3H Bn Als Cor 2h my Fon a * T&R 2b%1Un. Corp ts ‘at te $12,00-12:35, Plain No —(Pj— » 2.22 eats ne fs naka ‘at $5.50-7.00. Good Graham P 8% ]Un uae Pri ae aint hs Beira ad & » 2.22 fed aol ies Drought, ease ces GEN gore Un it 8 oie as, caper prices uncha ——— dG AREA [2 19% |Un Gas Imp 15% oe . firm and un MINNEAPOLIS Case GR. a sa75-6.55. common and medium (GN R PL 43° |US In. Alco 37%, Sma ath Bnsetiien Mixed col,| Minneapolis, Jan. 9. a AMicat 3a is 5.50, cutter den | $3.50-4.50, Gt West Sug 41 |US Pipe , |223 firsts 86; mediums. 28: dirties No. |7ecelpts Saiuday, 52 ‘Comipared to 106 bulk’ sausage: bulls-$5.60+6.35, “Better! Houd-H B~ 28% |US R & Imp 18% | *: ‘age checks 24; refrigera-|a@ year at vezlera cloned ioe oats 0012.00, eaten Howe Sound 68 Rubber 47: tors, ndards 24-: ae firsts 23- Hiinnespous ben lege nd ura, down te around $8.00, ' lower | Ho : wubber, 47% | s3%4': seconds 22-22% checks 20. geain closing a one toda follow: Braden $5.00: e 00 tock. cattle Hae eee ak ao R if 2048 , resale of premium | marks ie ata was strong, ost me: upp jt % -32; nearby and midwestern pre- Delivered” To ve steers) $5.75-6.45, better Kinds up tol Ti Cent 24% |US Stl Pr 148% slats 2fMcH exchange’ stanton 2; 1 by DNB ace Ari acer ae Maney awe ditie coast, smb wat pre ue —Host 5 averees avend w Rearby’and we 156 1.65 few 8 david tie $:00020.80 ¢6 Me einen tan 155 1.64 140. of i 0-10. Oo large fanc: oes A toees pany! pa good under 500 1b. Krog Groc (23 | White 21% | Quow eees unchanged. BOWS 9.90+10.10; filppers took 1,000: |Al C & Dye 232% | Wilson & Go 9%) \Live poultry, by express: Fowls,| Ibs. ...... 1.54 1.63 ‘ Eotimacd Woldower’ eee; compared |Greyhnd: 16% | Woolworth 3% |colorea "21-247 otner express prices | 4 OS ia'g5 ive co; Thursduy ane week’ Reneral market | Hecker--Pro-14% |Nat Stl may | UNshensel. tiem, froah, chick Baiczsies 108) 162 “cssse tenes attic 200, ea 100; compared BELA ee Ry 26% | ens boxes) fryers 134-19; 4DNB 54 aa Ri steers nae -F Gl 4% jo Ry PE 51% Sed OR had Lae a irae aie DE. . 405+ 1.52 1.60 —soo0e cron diva Manet lee ae |e LE arc PE] Rao oat ae 5 $1379 Ib. * 48-54 Ib, 1534-2 60 Ib. 17%-]5 DNS 52 Sant eae ielirs way { Miscellancous \ 22g, other fresh ‘and frozen’ prices yy gigyt MAM ASB nee eet stee: t scarce; lara Halling st ae alan ene ~— +! “Live poultry steady to easy. By bee a7) be eee t fea ei torecap is: “aries CU ETHENT SAUETS freight, prices unchanged. 5D NS SO . 7 hi h (over the a in New York) BUTTER AND EGG FUTURES pS, ees LAB 1.62 wreee ereee ckers and feeder yu . utter Fu a practically everything Bel. ane "Sh, 3 wiotk bt Sah High Low Close ss He ay Winter Wheat , a orage Standa i) i atsoke tring 628) mosity, ee: jeg EXCHANGE. ary ; Ei tia, ADT VDE Wor ise ver, and’ vepiers unevenly steady | New. York, dan. 9.--(P\-Foreien 33% 32% 33 | 1 HW... 148 150 146 148 2 WW'tewer, isnt winds showing der |f2 alg cirs indenter soul sak, GUN IM OB ee, oaaen 00: potie, diracts for week |riaiy sitey dermany treet A or oe ‘ THW... 146 148 146 148 en : Thursday “ent maga ate rie a sar et et eh in New aot Futures: 1D a Wor tn be Trade o! y 0 wit! ight GOVERNMENT BOND: 2 2 = ally discounted araund mitt ae asf bs at aif Govern: ‘Graded ‘Firsts, °% at sey DEW 142 144 140 1.42 tr hig: shorn lembe: Mon: | Treasury” 4441 oer 2 24 |ninnesota’ and South Dakota Wheat fall shorns early in| Treasury 49 116. 3.25 1 DHW or eal to 9:00 and 925; year” 1H W... 139 141 137 139 ulk after. 'URB STOCKS 38 3.64 3.64 |2 DH Wor down, top for one smi mall a Neve, ork aan, ni ‘ey bias aH W... 187 140 135 138 native OP ea a S-060; Ueeding lambs Citton Serv! ae 4 MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN REVIEW (3 DH W or stoux city ————— for the first week directly af-|! amber hd Sigua fity;. Ta CHICAGO sTOcKS rane oe! tee ely GO ibs, .. 1.57% 1.71% 154% 167% vss Mast Cee —— twonslded affair. While sharp ad-|? amber hd , mostly 50e higher; some better grade vances Just prior to the holidays were), 58 Ibs... 1.84% 1.68% +0. «... ‘Up more; heifers 25c sue MINNEAPOLI6 STOCKS well maintained, further gains met ite "up die prin and ia reies| Minneapolis, Jan. 9—()—Btocks| with resistance and were only tem-|, Be ibe Ly ee LGB sroee sree 2 Fi porary. oe 1.48% seeee wseee bulk short fede 80: car load ‘irat Beok stock 5 May. wheat ‘declined 2% ornts eslg Uptnd To00—16; late. bulk seSBBCRSE Sarai gompared with prices. on December) 56 Ibs... 146% 1.54% ..... Now? dark hat@ Lisi; Nort Baetd| Bre destined sticents forthe woek,| $8 Jbe 5; 144M 149% 1.40%. Corn No. § mixed 3.06; No. 3| Closing at 1.07%. 54. Ibs. 1.42% 1.47% Ub eed Le Ne LT) May oats advanced one cent, clos- + ay BASH 1 12%. 1 white 66%-: me 807 5 amber hd ‘ | pic grade $3055. Soy beane ing at 50%. 53 Ibs... 1.99% 145% v.00. oreee low outside weight 1.611 Barley May barley closed at 79%. 5 amber ha : feed 70-9! m; malting 1.00 0 nom.| May flax closed at $2.23%. 62 Ibs. .. 187% 1.43% see ove e Timothy seed 5.85-6.10 ew 5 amber hd p. none, market for F the we ek: 5.40- 5 4 ap ¥60-850 a eee 900 ul $5 wt. Clover: seed 24.1 WEEKLY FINANCIAL REVIEW 51 Grade fe 1.36% 1.39% see ugoted Sips tate Penk RU a New York, Jan. 9.—(F)—The stock |, Orade.o! 1324 1.58% Be a 4 fe Ray pd a market marched unevenly forward } i a 38% a lead ray ewes 5.40; 64d {this week and some divisions of the ote Be yes 5 nd own; Tond 1s lots 318 8. bond market folomeds a Maa 118 119 foal package straisht feeders 8.25: thet abo $ panels ore neieine en OY coe “fs ou EE ey igre, Worcs Burbank OB Non. alld industries and by two presi- ioe fit ULDTH, CASH GRAIN sn ioe 45; Washington R a nareea ke | lentil messages. : Ly 1B pujuth fe AT ier ae U.S. No. i, burlap. gavks| Warly tn the week, motor shares ea fv a8: Wisconsin round whites v. skidded downhill and hauled some 103185 eat Maret i others with them. Later sutomonlle P ‘| lasues ran ahead with reports o ‘en- 53. 58% panne couraging” by federal. con- 52% '% is Re ele Ls OntOR, eee tees. Dp, A — | Cilistors in efforts to settle wage dis- 1 58% Tarthern Tela. No. 1 aark hard fp putes. mn 11% 118% 111% .. 226 «6239 IINNEZAPOL] ie FLOU} polis, Jan. ——Flour un- 3 5 Sk 2 northern Nee ‘3 white tere 8. Art Los | Designer John Russell Pope (above), New York architect, was chosen by An. drew Mellon aa the architect for the national art gallery the former secretary of the treasury plans tc erect In Washington and present to. the government. (Associated Press ato) CRUM CHALLENGES LANGER'S ANSWER Attorney for Welford Says Law|: Applies to All Officers; Asks Early Trial Demurrer to the answer filed by Governor William Langer to the suit under brought by Former Governor Walter Welford was filed in district court heré Friday by C, Liebert Crum, Wel- ford’s attorney. In his answer Langer asserted that the corrupt practices act did not ap- ply to candidates for the office of governor nor govern such elections and is void insofar as the office of Bovernor is concerned because it at- tempts to increase the qualifications for the office as set forth in the con- stitution; and that the court is with- out jurisdiction, Crum said the law reads “any state officer” and apy to candidates for the governorship as well as to can- didates for other positions. His con- tention, he said, is that the statute is clear and that the court has both jurisdiction and the duty to try it. It has not been customary to file the papers in such actions with the clerk of courts, he said, but “since something of a point seems to have been made of my failure to do ao I have placed them on file.” Crum said he ts asking for an early trial of the matter. CAMPAIGN AGAINST SNS’ BEGUN HERE See Bismarck Knights of Collimbus to Take Part in Nation- wide Drive Chairman of the new Forward Movement, launched by the Bismarck council No. 1604, Knights of Colum- bus, as a part of the nationwide drive against the spread of Communism, athelsm and destroyers of the family, have been announced by Grand Knight Albert V. Hartl. The fight is being made to halt the “inroads into North American life made by Athiestic, iconoclastic and "| subversive forces” through .an inter- national counter campaign of edu- cation and action, Hertl seid. Local chairmen of the various phases of the new movement are J. W. Calnan, parish co-operation and Catholic activities; Dr. F. B, Strauss, civic affairs; J. N. Roherty, boyology; Dr. R. B. Radi, adult education and pou issues; Paul Halloran, trae al and general welfare; Father Feehan, parochial schools; James W. Guthrie, membership and lapsation; James Ereth, recreational activities, and Harry Clark, publicity. for four crusade meetings to be held for the officers were out- lined by Hartl at the council's meet- Fri night. invitation has been extended to all out-of-town Knights to attend the meetings of the Bismarck council Use the WANT-ADS Female Help Wanted Rooms for Rent Automobiles fer Sale SPECIAL work for married women. Earn to $21 weekly and your own dresses FREE as bonus. No can- vassing. Fashion Frocks, Inc., Dept. C-892, Cincinnati, Ohio. LARGE WARM furnished room. Suitable for two gentlemen. Next to lavatory. Gas heat. Rent rea- sonable. On bus line. 915 7th. Phone 1547-J. WANTED: Beauty operator, perma- nent position. Apply in person, must have at least 3 years’ experi- ence. Grand DeLuxe Beauty Shop, Sarah Gold Shop. DOUBLE or single rooms, with or without kitchen and living room | privileges. Nice home. Good loca- tion. No smoking and drinking. 409 5th St. MOTHERS —Sepcial Work. Up to $22 a week. No house-to-house, ex- perience or investment. Give dress size. Dept. 4889, Harford Frocks, Cincinnati, Ohio. IF yoy-agree to show them to friends, Til send you 2 Snag-Proofed Silk Stockings and show you how to earn up to $22 a week. American Mills, Dept. 39104, Indianapolis. ADDRESS OUR CARDS. Good pay, easy, dignified work. Send stamped the corrupt practices act addressed envelope. Dept. 131. Zabel-Insurance. Arlington, Calif Box 37. WANTED: Competent maid for gen- eral housework. Wages $25 per month. Must give references. Write Tribune Ad. 18993. Work Wanted GUARANTEED Radio repair; phone Darwin Anderson at 762 for effici- ent, economical radio service. LARGE sleeping room with closet. Gas heat. Always hot watet. New house between high school and cap- itol. 920 8th St. Phone 1752-R. SUBLET for 2 months, warm com- fortable sleeping room in modern home. Close in. Call after 6 p. m. 518 5th St. Dr. Enge. PLEASANT SLEEPING room in new modern home. Hot water always. Near bus line. 715 2nd. Phone _1850. ATTRACTIVE front bedroom, con- veniently located. Gentlemen pre- ferred. Inquire 308 Ave. A. 5) LARGE FRONT room, closet. Next to bath. Hot water always. Close in. 418 3nd. Phone 1917. ROOM FOR LEGISLATORS. For sale: Men's fur lined coat size 42. Also cello, 510% 4th Bt. TWO sleeping rooms, next to bath. Gentlemen préferred. Reasonable tent. Phone 1730-J. EXPERIENCED girl wants housework by day or hour. Phone 1980. TWO experienced girls want part time work. Phone 926-R. ——_—_———_ Business Opportunity WARM SLEEPING foom, next to bath. Always hot water. 1008 Ave. C. Phone 624. NICE WARM sleeping room, large clothes closet. Suitable for one or two, 882 9th. BARBER SHOP for sale at once, wilh @ full stock of retail merchandise, hair oils, tonics, lotions, ete. This shop is a good money maker, but my wholesale barber supply busi- ness takes up all my time. $1,000 cash will handle this deal, and the balance on terms. Please do not write ‘unless you mean business. Write Pete Brasseur, Devils Lake, N. D. LARGE SLEEPING room on first floor in new home, Adjoining bath. Call 2053, i ROOM for rent for lady, private home. Adjoining bath. Phone 924. 419 6th St. SLEEPING room in new home. For men only. 609 4th Phone 1198. MODERN room and garage. Con- ventently located. Phone 72¢. ————— (GENERAL STORE, doing $40,000 an- nual volume. For sale in the heart of the Red River Valley. $5,000 stock, and fixtures. Excellent building that can be leased or pur- chased. This is a mighty good place of business and bears quick and close investigation. Address your communication to Tribune Ad. 19027, = MEAT MARKET and Grocery, fully stocked and equipped with modern refrigeration and display case. Good sausage kitchen. Big pay roll town, low rent. Selling on account of ill- ness. $1,000 cash will handle. Im- mediate action necessary. Write Tribune Ad. 19006, SSS — Wearing Apparel MUSKRAT COAT, 16, good condition, clean, good lining, reasonably priced. Terms, right party. 1240. —_—_—aK—X—““*_—_— Motor Services WHEN IN Bismarck, use TAXI 57. Rates no higher than others. Wanted to Buy WANTED: Second hand sewing ma- chine. F. Jaszkowiak. Phone baad Watch “Repairing $1.25 cleans your watch. Guaranteed Otto Weist, 415 Bdwy., Bismarck. oe eS WANTED: no like home cooked meals. Close in. Call at 112 1st St. Mrs, Pauline Grimes. For Rent SMALL BUSINESS building at 718 Thayer. Rent reasonable. Inquire next door. Mrs. Mills. GARAGE, ist Bt. 205 Immediate posseseltn. Phone 1727. ~ Houses for Rent MODERN BUNGALOW, with 3 bed- rooms, attached garage. Store builaing and basement, Main Ave. Phone 905. 8 ROOM HOUSE for rent and com- plete household furnishings for sale. Write Tribune Ad. 19010. Call} _. Personal LEARN TO KNIT, dresses, sweaters, th yarn purchases, ection Classes from 9 to 11:30 a. m, daily. Appointment afternoon and evenings. Phone 248, Mrs. Neilsen, Apt. 3, Pearson Court. PERFECTION DRY CLEANERS— Ladies’ dresses, Men’s sults and tie, dry cleaned and pressed, $1.00. Call for and deliver. Phone 1707. A ESSES MATTRESSES renovated and rebuilt. Either regular or apres filled. 419 Oth St, Phone 11: PIANO TUNING, Chas. U. Byran, (22 4th St. Phone 649. Also piano for sale or rent. Apartments for Rent TO SUBLET completely furnished warm apartment for duration of legislative session. Available Jan. 16 Located on bus line, walking distance from capitol and town. Suitable for two adults. Phone 1391. Call 618 7th. MODERN 3 room furnished apart- ment. Living room, bedroom, kitch- enette with electric refrigerator. Ground floor, private entrance. Bultable for two adults.” Close in. Dr. Enge. Phone ofc. 260, res., 512-W. FIVE ROOMS beautifully furnished. First floor of modern home. Elec- tric refrigeration and washer. Heat, water and gas furnished. $65 per mo. 215 Ave, C west. APARTMENT newly decorated. Mod- ern. Warm. 2 bedrooms. Frigi- daire. Close in. Two blocks bus. 206 Park St. ONE LARGE FURNISHED room suitable for 83 people. Private en- trance and bath. Lights, heat and water furnished, $20. 318 Hanna- fin St. THREE LARGE rooms with private bath and entrance. Plenty closet space. For information call at Wm. Baker's, 604 3rd St. Side door. THREE ROOM furnished apartment on lower floor. Very nicely fur- nished. Baby grand piano. 207 3rd Aye. N. W,, idan. New Year New Prices 1928 Pontiac Coach ... 1929 Chevrolet Sedan . . 137 1931 Plymouth Sedan . - 197 1932 Plymouth Sedan . 287 1933 Pontiac Coach . 387 1933 Chrysler 8 Sedan 387 1934 Ford Sedan 347 1934 Studebaker .. - 367 1934 Chrysler Coach .. » 387 1935 DeSoto Sedan ... . 547 1936 Lafayette Sedan . » 487 1936 Chrysler Sedan .. vee 167 1936 Plymouth Touring Sedan .. 587 All these cars winterized including hot water heater, non-freeze solu- tion, winter grease, winter oll, good batteries and good tires, Corwin-Churchill Motors, Inc. 122 Main Phone 700 FLECK MOTOR Announces A NEW PLAN. Ask for details, Buy your used car now—take de- livery in March or April. NO STORAGE CHARGES NO FINANCE CHARGES See Special Bargain List Below. Many Others; 1035—Ford DeLuxe Seda See Them Today, FLECK MOTOR COMPANY Blemarck Phone SS 1936 STANDARD Chevrolet Chassis complete, instrument boards. Ready to run. Less than 200 miles mile- age. Adaptable for snow tracks. Write Tribune Ad. 18987, __ Houses for Sale _ INCOME BUNGALOW, 2 apartments, choice location, gas furnace, water heater, full basement, 2 car garage. Immediate possession. Owner leay- ing city. Write Tribune Ad. 19017 or phone 120-LW, ‘Wanted to Rent WANTED: 2 or 3 room furnished apartment before January 25.. Close a ene Price. Write Tribune Ad. Room and Board NICE WARM room with morning and evening meals. Gentlemen only. Phone 145. 401 5th St. ROOM —Gentlemen. Meals served, 3 blocks from state house. Call 871-LR. 927 6th 8t. CAN ACCOMMODATE about 6 legis- lators for board and room, 300 4th Si ————_— Household Goods for Sale PIANO AT SACRIFICE. Just re- turned by party leaving city. Out only few months, looks like new. Balance can be arranged by just continuing payments. Write W. E. Lohman, Post Office Box 444. PIANO, OVERSTUFFED davenport, rugs, rocker, dishes, curt@ins, drapes and other household goods. 407 5th. Phone 748. aa MAPLE Dinette Set, complete; bed, wicker chair and daveno, two dressers. Miscellaneous articles. Phone 1956-J. UPHOLSTERED chairs, rockers, bed, coil spring, cot, walnut desk. Base- ment Apt., 622 Hannafin, Phone 682; 7 ROOMS and bath, strictly modern. 431 West Thayer. Call at 614 ‘Thayer Aye. Tel. 665. HOUSE FOR RENT et 518 Ave. F. Inquire at 511 7th St. Phone 644-J. Farms for Rent FARM —House, barn, hen house, well and garden. Adults only. Mrs. Walter Ryberg, R. No. 1, Baldwin, N. Dak. For Sale or Trade which are held on the second Friday| FOR RENT, SALE, OR TRADE. 1200 and fourth Sunday of each month. The 25th anniversary dance of the} Killdeer. Plenty council will be held Feb. 21. ‘Rader Takes Over Store Management FOR BALE Lynden en Rader assur assumed active man- agement of the Bismarck Montgom- acre farm and grazing land near spring water Price $5.00 per acre. Rent nol per year. Jong term. A.C. Isai Office Equipment LE: Burroughs portable 7- an adding machine. Perfect con- ition. 402 3rd St. STAPLING MACHINES THREE room apartment with private| bath and private entrance. Imme- diate possession. Call rear side door. 623 8th Street. TWO ROOM partment, close in, nicely furnished, newly decorated. Close to bath. Washing privileges 13 Mangan St._ TWO OR THREE room unfurnished modern basement apartment. Very Ught. Private bath and entrance. 923 7th. NEWLY CONSTRUCTED 5 room apartment. Heat and water fur- nished. Ready Phone 107. TWO room epartment, Built-in cupboards. Gas stove and heat. Rent reasonable. Inquire 307 Bdwy. THREE ROOM furnished apartment. Available Jan. 1st. . Adults only. 812 Ave. B. Tel. 1649-W. NEW modern furnished light house- keeping apartment, gas heat, pri- vate entrance. Tel. 601. ery Ward store Monday with the an-/ YOU will find the Markwell Paper|ONE ROOM furhished apartment. *|nouncement that the firm would en- Pastener the neatest stapler you Geavor to extend the same courteous/' have ever used. Staples sheets 4 service from an ot i departments a5] gether temporarily or permanent-| Two amall @ it has in the By Se eg ay i i Order them from The B Editors Will Play at Fargo Meeting Fargo, N. D., Jan. 9.—(P)—Music, and dancing will brighien ste the banquet for the North Dakota here Friday. event of the two-day meeting of editors, the ban- this year will feature entertain- tt with-a minimum of speeches 1.” Popcorn that will not pop can be made to pop by placing it in a fruit far with eamall amount of water. Seal Jet it stand for a few days the corn. This method restore popping qualities t has become too dry to Follaw this method to take the tears out of enion slicing: Place a quarter ‘between the teeth and protrude slightly, Keene | slightiy open. Hot and cold water. Ground floor. 607 Sth. Phone 403-R. partments, furnished for light housekeeping. 818 7th St. Phone 1767-R.° ee Coal and Trueking ECKLUND. BACKMAN and Asplund coal for sale.. General trucking done. . dunior Neff ‘Tel isd te Th ? iC COAL, Eck- TRUCKING Backman, -! lund or Asplund, ah) per ton livered. Vernen Jones, Phone 802-LM. GALL 602-R for coal and wood, also | general trucking. V. O. Mason. i} Lost and Found |LOST: Brown leather coin purse | containing money and bus tokens. | Also of Honor pin. Call! Tribune Ad. No, 19038. QOS8T:~ Billfold containing four $1! bills, driver's license, social security | Reward. Tel. 692-M. i ay for Sale BALED HAY. Midland, Upland Mixed hay, Sweet clover hay pre bright clean durum straw. Ee Cousins, New Rockford, N. Dak. _ Miscellaneous for Sale D.C. MOTORS, ranging from % horsepower, up. Volts 220 and 230. Inquire The Bismarck Tribune ON THREE WILMARTH soda booths with wainscoting. Service Drug. Bismarck, N, Dak. Tribune Rates Are LOW All classified ads of less than 15 words are figured on 15- word basis. 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