The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 10, 1937, Page 7

— w ws 2 J * full recovery. FEW Traders Believed by White House Announcement Fiscal Policy Is Unchanged 25-50 higher on # trade; we tive, steady ac draggy, then ace bulls strong; ‘3 50- 8 90% S Ne . Prod Bt F 504 | Net Dust T&T 10%) Nat Pre Lt Tob B 8 Nat Steel W Wks 21%) Nat Tes: 9% Wool Pf 68 |N Y Cent 41% Anaconda 56% No Am Avia 13 arm il 10%|No Amer 26 As.DryG@ 19%) No Pacific 30% ATSF 9%.) Ohio Oil 21% Atl Ref 33 | Oliver Farm 67% Avia Corp. 8% | Otis Elev. 35% Bald Loco 8% |PacG&El 31% Balt & Ohio 35% | Packard 10% Barnsdall’ 31 | Param Pict 23% Bendix 24% | Park Utah 5% Beth 6tl . 90%| Pathe Film. 8% Boeing Air 39 |Penney JC 98 Borden 26% (Penn RR 45% Briges Mfg & |Phelp Dodge 48 Wh 9% | Phil Morris , 71 Bur Ad Mch 30% |Phillips Pet 56% But Cop & Z 6%|Pills Flour 29% Can Pac 14% |Pro & Gam 61% '/Oase JI 180 |PubSvcNJ 43% Caterpil 68% | Pullman 50 Celanese % =|Pure Oil 20% UTH ST. PAUL Ches % {Radio -* South St Pau, Bina, Apr. ChaNW 44|REO 9% —(U, & D. A)—Choice grade slaush-|oni Ge w 2% |Rem Rand 24 er steers were extreme! scarce dur- 0 Reo ing the week and showed little price/O M St P Ming Sut ther reaer one Ae (GM Ot P Bt OM [Ren Stel ety pone nek 5 P 2% 51% bery Friday. Real good and choice Beh tronger | Chrysler 14% e Distill 46% prices, ut commagn heifers and Col-Palm 23. |Seabd Of 40% ic Roe 4 woek. clpemand for stock cattle wa cee hs Rerval Apt Ul a fed ateors and yearlings sola|Com & Sou 2% |Shell Un 31% his week at $9.50-13.00, a ads/Con Edis 38% |Simmons 52 f very good mediumwelghts mal on Con Oil 17. |Socony Vac 18% $12.50, iD ee an ori ou Cal =a Fa Cont Mot 2% mon_ nai Con Oil Del 45% |S0 Ry 36% t $7.00-9.00, butcher, heifers, brought 87-0879 35'|Corn Prod @4%|80 Ry Pf 91% Common to good beef cows brought | Crosley 22 |Sperry Corp 19% $5.00-7.50, low. cutters and cuttersiou am gug 11% (Std Brands 14% $3.50-4.75, medium bulld — $5.35-6.85, SUGAE ood to choice vealers closed at $7.00-|Curt Wrgt 6% 10% 9.00, a few $9.50, cull to medium Deere & Co 122 |Std Oil Cal 45% ) 6.50, A load of fleshy $30 Ib. si Dia Match 32 |Std Oil Ind 46% sold as feeders this week at Denis aid ONS most good steers inging $7.00: Mines 44 plain and me $5.50-6.50, Doug Airc 56% Stew War 17% seats apse ight ENE | Da Pont” us. | Stone e Web 2% old. Fri .15-9.90, 260 » 120-155 Ib. 1 East Kod 159% | St er 16% $e1g09.38, bulk pigs around El Auto Lite 38% | Swift&Co 25% Redcar its Sasilig esa DMS | S| Te Cen So to mostly $9.’ it] El Pw elt 20% x Gul Sul 40% last evenly steady to 100 higher than lest oN renee ae Fat jamb prices closed around 26c/Gen Elec 52%|Trans-Am 17% lower for the week, good to. cholc®|Gen Foods 41% | Tri-Cont Cor 9% wooled lambs selling Friday at $11.50-| Gon 11.75, strictly choice quotable to $12. Mills 65 | Truax-Traer 11% common and medium $9.00-11.00. Somé/ Gen Motors 58%] Union Car 99 miSae je oF ones oo ue Gillette 16%| Union Pac 140 have sold on veeeed mostly at $6.00 | Goodrich © 44%! Un Air Corp 28% and down, ‘ Goodyear + 40% | United Corp 6 ———E Gra-Paige 3%! United Drug 14% CHICAGO GNIrCtl 24%) united Fruit 82 Chicago, Apr. 10.—)}—(U. 8. D. A) 1GN Ry Pf 49% LT —Hogs: Receipts 5,000 including 4,500] ¢ yy, 35% | U2 Gas Imp 13% firect; market nominally steady, top es Sug 35%! 08 Ind Al 39% 40.20 nominal; shippers took none;|Greyhound 14 | ye py, @2 estimated holdover 500; compared | Hec Prod 13 pe | vith week: ago all classes and trade| round B 91% ee R & Imp 13% "Gattle: “Recetpts 100; calves: 100;| Hudson Mot 20% seh pas ed tompared-Eriday.last week: Very un-| Hupp Mot 2% vs fran magi: Shel set Brive teers | Ml Gent | 30K 10s stroca ase ; to] Ind Rayon 41% steady: compart Ge atrieuy good | Int Bus Mch 164% | Vanadium 32% grade steers and yearlings 5.10 otf-| Int Harv | 203%] War, ct 18. year ; com= mon grades weak to 35 lower, 900 Ib. ty due to in-| Int T & Tel 12%| West Air 47% Soe ene ot aaoment markets large: | Johns-Man 127 | West El 132 ly shorited light steer and yearling | Kennecott 87 | White Mot 217% run; strict 16.95; 1 Krog Groc 22%| Wilson & Co 9% sor itgs ThGBse tow. abov' E|Lib-O-F G1 67 | Woolworth 52%) largely 8.75-13.00 Lig M B 4a 101%! Wrigley, Jr 70% Motors shipments for March failed tal, New York, Apr. 1.25 lower, light kinds off most; llqu!-| accomplish _m dation grain’ stinted cattle. featured | “In the bond market U8, Govern- general market: very few fed weighty | ment obligations found llttie buying steers above 14. support. Sheep: Receipts 300; nohe direct. For week ending Friday 7,100 directs. Compared Friday last week: Good choice lambs mostly 15-26 lower, lower grade offerings as much off; slaughter sheep 50 lower; week's lamb ‘top 12.60, paid for choice Colo losing top 12.35 for choice | } by territory and sold to shipper interests; bulk of week's crop of Colorado-Nebraska vintage, most sales 11.25-12.50, with Colorados principally at 11.50 upwi closing bulk 12.15-12.25; clipped 10,00- 10.50, top 10.60 Tuesda: 5.25-6.50, top early, 6.’ ewes 5.00. \ a ewes] hard 00) best shorn 2 joUx Sioux City, Apr. 1 P| Aj-LGattie. 100) for the week: steers and t heifers stea lower; sto! mand; some 25 or mi and choice 1,270 Ib. s| medium to Fe", 8. . choice 650-! Ib. heifer bulk more. 9.00-50; most beef co 4.75-6. cutter grades 3,50-4.50; few d_ and choice around 600 Ib. 00-50; few medium to good ‘Hogs, 200; steady; top and choice 190-250 Ib. bu 35. 190 Ib. 1.90; new top 12.15; package shorn 9.7 ewes 5.25-6.25; few lots medium 55- 63 1b, feeder lambs 10.00. GRAIN REVIEW Minneapolis, Apr. 10.—@—(U. S. D. A.)\—Domestic grain markets fluc- tuated over a wide range during the week ended gel and finished irre- gularly lower. heat declines were held in check despite the favorable crop news. Cash wheat was decidedly unsettled. Sales declined 3c-5c at the low end of the range but increased 4c-5c at Pri the top. ‘May wheat decliped 4c, closing Fri- day at $1.48. quot Durum continued _ independent weakness. The baste May durum option, at Duluth declined 8c for the week, clos- | % ing Friday at $1.35. Rye worked slightly lower. May declined 1-%c, closing Friday at $1.09%. Ne Oats fluctuated, with May %c down | Corn: ‘N, for the week, at 47%. May barley finished at 74%c, or 1%C/ ny lower. May flax declined 1c net for the 50 | prices, northern spring, 60 Ibs. 1.54% -1.70%; Ne 1.53% - . q 1.35% -1.55% 5 2 1 northern 1,49%-1.52%. No. Durum: No. i hard 1.40; No, ta “170, 8. shipme: 19; old stock, supplies light, demand r cwt. Colorado Red McCl: 1, and partly graded 3|mand slow; carl Bliss triumphs U. Us. tracts for domestic wo combing 4% combing % blood, and 46-47 cents for blood. Chicago, Apr. 10.: 1.44; Ne DULUTH CASH GRAIN Dalucae ART 10.—()}—Closing cash heat: No. 1 heavy dark 1 dark northern, 1.51 4: 5, 1.37% 1.57 50 Fark thes winter, Montana, 1.46% «1. ers €0 tb 1.31; No. 5, 53 Ibs, 1: 2 Ibe, 198-137, ‘No. 1 rea dur- durum discounted 3-5c below 1 Ue steady, slow; sacke U. 8. North Dakota cobblers U. 8. No. few sales 2. stock weak; supplies liberal, de: track sales, Texat 8. No. 1, 4.00; cwt.; No, 2, few sales 3.10 cwt, BOSTON WOOL Boston, Apr. 10.—(—(U. 8. D. A.) TO ie past week was restricted largely to small purchases of spot wools to cove r immediate needs of mills. to anticipate ted in a very hearing con- julrements and for. pi ‘ices were firm to slightly strong- er on spot foreign wools and mostly firm on domestic wools. Z Ohio fleeces were slow but fifmly fed at 44-46 cents in the grease for fine Delaine, 47-48 cents for staple blood, 47-49 cents for CHICAGO CASH GRAIN P)—Cash wheat: 2 hard choice 1,46; 2 yell %; oat P yellow 1.73%: barley: Feed 7; timothy seed: 5 01 week, closing Friday at $2.19%. Per ie ded 53 clover, per cwt. . 28.00-34.00. FINANCIAL REVIEW COC New York, Apr. 10.—()—The stock MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR market survived a series of selling jolts during the week but rail were not sufficiently brisk to bring about The most severe break In the French franc since devaluation last Septem- ber operated on the bear side, Ste operations were off slightly In t American iron and steel’ institute imate. s Settlement of the Chrysler strike and a report show!ng record Genera’ ——e SS For COMPLETE Markets and Financial News THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Relied upon by business men and Investors everywhere. fien@ for free sample copy. New York 4 Broad St. Minneapolis, hes ant ber barrel in 98 pound! vor rf 610. Pure bran - middlings 48.50-39.00. Plymouth, Wis., ¢ | Cheese quotations for the wee! Minneapolis, toes: Washington Russet Burbani combination grade 2.; Apr. (P)—Filour, patents, up- ndard patents, Shipments 17,- 00-50. mil fy WISCONSIN CHEESE Apr. 10. it se eese exchange, twins 15. call board, horns 15% cents. April 2.85; tren other unchanged. NIPEG CASH GRAIN Apr. 10.: sh 1 northern 1.47%; No. 2 %; No. 3 northern 1.41%. vhite 62; No. 3 white 60%. Standard | sti WHEAT PRICES LIT Rumania Export Prohibition and Italian Needs Are Bright “Spots in News the news. : Wheat closed %-1% cents higher ‘with Priday’s finish, May 1.39-%, July 1.26%-%, and corn was %-2% up, May 1.31%-%, July 1.22%- %.° Ontg gained %-%, rye 1%-2%, and provisions lost 5 to 10-cents. MILL CITY WHEAT FUTURES CLOSE HIGHER . Mtnneapolls, Apr. 10.—(@)—Under- tone of the wheat futures market was stubbornly strong Saturday in spite of poor cables and the-slightly bear- ish government report on wheat prospects and old crop farm reserves, and the close was substan- tially higher. is May wheat closed 1%ohigher at 1.44; July 1%c higher at 138% and Sept. 1%c higher at 1.2844. ‘lax futures closed higher on good commission: house demand. - May flax closed 1%c higher at 2.21; July Ic nignes iat 2.20% and Sept. 4c higher at 2.20%, 7 Coarse grain futures were strong with wheat. tar oats closed ic higher at 48% and Ju! 45, May rye closed 1%c higher at 1.11%, July 1%o higher at 1.04% and Sept. ‘%c higher at 95%. May feed barley closed 1 c higher at 76and July 1%c higher at 67%. May malting bar- ley closed unchanged at $1.20, Cash wheat tone improved some- what with demand for bottom quality showing improvement. There was no force to the buying of new crop dur- um, Winter wheat was in fair de- mand. Corn was in good demand. Oats was in good demand. Rye demand was good. Barley demand was fair. Flax was in good demand. Produce Markets | CHICAGO Chicago, Apr. 10.—()—Eges were firm Saturday. Poultry and butter ‘were prenay Butter, 8,056, steady, prices un- changed. Baggs 22,744, firmer; extra firsts local 23, cars 23%; fresh grad- ed firsts local 22%, cars 22%; current Tecelpts 21%; storage packed extras 24%, storage packed firsts 24. Poultry, live, 8 trucks, steady; hens over 5 Ib 18 5 lb. and less 21; Leghorn hens 17%; colored fryers 26, Plymouth and White Rock 27; colored broilers 26, White Rock 26, Plymouth Rock 26%, barebacks 22, Leghorn 23; roosters 13, Leghorn roosters 12; tur- keys, hens 20, toms 16; No. 2 turkeys 15; ducks 4% 1b. up white and colored 18%, small white and colored 15; geese apr gprs 7 1b. and up 26, less than 7 NEW YORK New York, Apr. 10.—(#)—Butter, 7,883, steady; prices unchanged. Geese, 151,156, steady and unchanged. 32,401, steady. All mixed col- ites, browns and duck eggs un- poultry, by freight, steady: 8 unchanged. -By.e: and unchanged. Dressed poultry steady! fresh and frozen prices unchanged. BUTTER AND EGG FUTURES Chicago, Apr. 10. Butter Futures: High Low Close Storage Standard November BAK 31% 31% Ege Future: Storage Packed Firsts, April . 24% 21% 24% October 26% 25% 26% FOREIGN EXCHANGE 10.—(®)—Foreign exchange mixed; Great Britain de- mand in dollars, others in cents, Great Britain 4.90%; France 4.48%; Italy 5.25%; Germany free 40.21, registered 20.00, travel 23.75; Norway 24.63; Sweden 25.27; Montreal in New York 100.09 %. GOVERNMENT BONDS New York, Apr. 10.—(#)—Govern- ment Bonds: Treasury 4s 109.22. CHICAGO STOCKS (By the Associated Press) Midwest Corp 11. CURB STOCKS: New York, Apr. 10.—(#)—Curb: Cities Services 4. Elec. Bond & Share 20%. Fisk Rubber 16%. MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS Minneapolis, Apr. 10.—(#)—Stocks lose: First Bank Stock 15 Northwes: 0 12%, INVESTMENT TRUSTS (Ry the Associated Presx) (Over the counter in New York) Maryland Fund 9.93, 10.87, juart Inc Sh 18.24, 19.99. jel Inc Sh 5.53 No. el CHICAGO CHEESE Chicago, Apr. 10.—(#)—Cheese about &.| Steady and unchanged. RANGE OF CARLOT SALES 10.—(P)—Range of v dark TO ALL OTH CONCERN: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED: That Provident Life insurance Com- pany, a corporation organized under the jaws of the state of North Da- d in a general life with Its princi- City of Bismarck. jorth Dakota, 3 filed in the office of the Commissioner of Insurance of the state of North Dakota a petition showing that said company has en- tered into an agreement to reinsure and assume 1 life insurance and annuity contracts of the Union States Life Insurance Company. a corpora- tlon organized under the laws of the state of Oregon, with its principal office at the city of Portland in the state of Oregon, and to take over from such company alP the re cumulated to protect the con assumed, and praying for a approving the said agreement in \ecordance with the provisions of ‘lon 4891 of the Compiled Laws o je state of North Dakota for 1913; U ARE NOTIFIED FURTHER: That on the 12th day of April, 1937, at ten o'clock A. SM. at the office of the Commissioner of insurance In the e Capito at the city of Bismarck, ring upon such petition will be held before a commission consisting of the Governor of the state of North Dakota. or, in the event of his in- ability ‘to act. som sol ident of ti competent per- state to be ap- Erickson Sig ) Oscar E Comminsioner of Insurance of the State of North 3/26-27-29-30-31 4/1-2-3-5-6-7 ly %c higher at | ngq xpress, steady. rary CHICAGO RANGE 1.25% 1.27% 1.25% 1.26% 121% 1.22% 121% 122% Corn— May new .. 1.30 1.31% 1.20% 131% May old .. 128 1.28% 128 128% July new .. 1.20% 1.22% 1.20% 122% Suly old .. 1.21% 00. aesee d. in veeeee LIL% 1.12% LAL Oats— 9% 50% 40% 30%, 46% ATH 48% ATH M34 ASK 48% 48H 114% 117% 1.14% 117% 1 108° 1.00 37 98% 70% 1.73% 167% 12.20 12.45 12.75 12.85 12.32 12.60 12.87 12,92 12.17 12.45 12.75 12.82 Wheat— Open May .. 143% 1.44% 1.43 1.37% 1,385% 137% 1.38% 1.26% 1.28% 1.26% 1.28% - 1,20 ‘15% 16% 15% .76 66% 67% 66% 67% 110% 1.11% 1.11% 1.11% 1.04 1.04% 1.03% 1.04% 84 85% 845% 48° 49 AT% 48% 45 45% 44% 45 PARY NOW ese isd (iiss: facdiw MD July new .. 2.19% 2.20% 2.19% 2.20% Sept. ...... 2.20 2.20% 2.20 2.20% DULUTH RANGE Duluth, Minn., Apr. 10. Duruia— iP) Hich Low Close 135 132 135 2 sees 111% sere aeons LOE 2.16 2.15 + 217 Open 135 MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN Minneapolis, Apr. 10.—(?)—Wheat receipts Saturday 66 compared to 134 @ year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat and coarse *|grain closing quotations today follow: Wheat Cash Y Delivered To Arrive lhy DNS 60 Ibs, ... 1.54% 1.70% .... ove 1DNS859 Tbs, . 153% 151% 1.49% 147% 145% 1.63% .. 142% 161% .. 139% 1.58% .. + 137% 157% .. 155% ...6 sense % 152% .... rm spring .... 1.49% 1.54% ...+ Montana Winter Whi 14% protein 1DH Wor 1H Wz... 147% 149% 145% 147% 13% protein 1DH Wor 1H OW... 145% 147% 143% 1.45% 12% protein 1DH Wor 1H W... 143% 145% 141% 143% Grade of 1DH Wor HOW.«... 1.40% 1.42% 1.38% 140% Minnesota and South Dakota Wheat or + 138% 1.39% 1.36% 1.38% 1.36% 137% 1.34% 135% 135% 1.36% 1.33% 134% Durum Basa epsymone 5 beste toot} q2e2 gs 1 amber hd 60 Ibs. ... 1.37 135 1.37 hd » 136 . 134 3 amber hd 57 Ibs.... 1.32 130 1.30 140 139... 138. 136 2 amber 59 Ibs. .. see 2 amber hd 58 Ibs... see Pelee eee oeee 56 Ibs... = amber hd amber hd Ibs.... 1.26 ainber hd 53 Ibs,... 1.23 . 121 . 119 amber. 1.36 rd durum 1.32 Coarse Corn— yellow.. yellow.. yellow.. yellow. 51% 52% 50% + 49% 51% 49% + 48% 50% ..... 114 122... 105- 1.13 96 1.05 10 86 No. 2...... 114% 1.20% 1.13% .... Plax— No. 1...... ROD ADe oss nae WILLIAMS APPROVED Washington, Apr. 10.—(#)—The sen- ¢jate judiciary committee approved Saturday the nomination of Robert Lee Williams of Oklahoma to be U. 8. circuit judge in the 10th district. CONVICTS’ STRIKE ENDED Tallahassee, Fla., Apr. 10.—()—S. L. Walters, Florida prison department official, said Saturday the convict “sitdown strike” at a state road camp near Jasper had ended. Copies of NORTH DAKOTA’S EMERGENCY LAWS on sale at Bismarck Tribune office, 5¢ each. Mailed any- where in*U. S. for 10c each. Special prices in quantities. r * +| Lahr, W. E. Lahr ani . | Frances Kestner. *| Anna’ DeWilde. Compating Imports Increase ‘in Value With Expansion of Farmer's Income Washington, Apr. 10.—(7)—The ag- department Satur- though volume of exports Per cent. $100,000,000. The department said imports that were competitive with farm products grown or produced in the United States were valued at $435,493,000 for eight months this season and $363,- 565,000 last season. Moris Took No Part In Recall Meeting Moris, former head of the state regulatory department, told The Tribune Saturday that he took no part in the recall meeting recently held at Jamestown. A dispatch to The Tribune had mentioned that he was there. Moris explained that he was in Jamestown that day on other busi- ness but did not even attend the meeting. Reporting on conditions in Pembina county, he said farmers there are optimistic and that the ground fs in the best shape he has seen it for many years because of rains last September and winter snows. Farmers in the eastern part of the county, where he got 12 bushels of wheat per acre last year, have plenty of seed but those in the western third of the county are having trouble, he said, SccSse=_jQbwKbKltgt "== Salesmen Wanted SALESMEN—Sell edvertising novel- ties, calendars, fans, thermometers, etc.,, for nationally known firm. Liberal commissions, Stanwood Hillson Corp., 3477 High St., Brook- line, Mass. = yutor—for perma. nent protected territory selling dealer and jobbing trade line with established daily demand. H. O. Kaetel, 2851 N. 25th, Milwaukee, Wis. "Room and Board — BOARD and room for one or two ntlemen. 719.Sth St, Tel. 1887. Personal “THE HAT BOX’—E. L, Maxwell, factory-trained hatter. New hats made to order. Hats cleaned and re-blocked. Broadway at Front, Fargo, N. Dak. MATTRESSES . MATTRESSES renovated and rebuilt. Either regular or spring filled. 419 9th St. Phone 1126. LADIES’ dresses, men’s suits, dry cleaned and . $1.00. Call for and deliver. Perfection Dry Cleaners. Phone 1707. HAVE your kiddies’ summer clothes made now. Guaranteed work rea- sonably priced. Call 2318. Poultry 2 17 WHITE ROCK laying hens, small chicken house, well insulated; also fence. 1313 Rosser. -Tel. 1855-J. Wanted to Buy ‘WANTED—Used steel, oak or mahog- any office desk- Write or inquire Tribuné Ad. 20270, WANTED: Cord woed at once. Jaszkowiak. Phone 23. _. Farms for Sale". 160 ACRE Stock Farm; fenced, good water, grove, four-room stucco house with built-in fixtures, gran- 24x56. Price F. ary. $1,200, Wing, For Sale or Trade GOOD PIANO for Windmill and tow- er or motor for speed boat. Write Tribune Ad, 20421. SSS SS SUMMONS STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County of Burleigh. IN DISTRICT COURT Fourth Ju- dicial District. . J. La A ee Plaintiff. ys. Burlelgh County, North Dakota, a duly organized County, in North Dakota. ‘W. Hanson and John Maersch, as executors of the estate of Charlotte Ladwig, de- center investors bedi ir, ay curity Company, a corporation. F. A. Lahr, ve EB, Lahr and ae 8 Lahf, as Executors of the of Valentine Lahr, decease . A. dE. V, Lahr. i 4 eG pea lenrietta. umrey. state 0! Eiste Hallbach Charles Hallbach, Fred Hi Rehder lian Hallbach Gerrin. bach and all other p nown claiming any ¢! erest in or lien or in upon the Proper, described in the 5 complain’ 4 Defendants. THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TC rae ‘ABOVE NAMED DEFEND- You are mereby. summoned to an- swer the complaint in this action, a copy of which is hereto annexed and herewith served upon you, and which will be fi in the office of the clerk of this court, and to serve a copy of your answer upon the jcriber at his office in Bismarck, in said county and state, within thirty days after the service of this summons upon you, ex- ‘clusive of the day of such service, and a din tl a eae March 6, 1937. FE. Mecurey, Attorney. tor plaintitt. Residence and postoffice address irck, North Dakots, This action relates to that real roperty in Burleigh County, North akota described as Southeast quar- ter of section 34 in township 140 nerth of range 77 West of the Sth P. M., and the Northwest quarter of sec- tion 35 all in Township 140 North of range 77 West of the Sth P, M. . F. BE. McCurdy, Plaintitf’s attorney, Bismarck, North Dakota. 4-10-17-24 5-1-8-15. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1937 [Grain Quotations] EXPORTS OF ARM | There Are Savings for You PRODUCTS CANN) In These WANT-ADS Male Help Wanted A SALESMAN, intelligent and ag- gressive for @ wonderful present and future by @ nationally known weather strip, screen and rock wool insulation company established over 40 years with over 100 direct factory iployees. HEESE*§ Ce i age, schooling, owner, eligible for bond, and ac- complishments, if any, in’ direct to sales field, address and Female Help Wanted Information Wanted FROM person who has for nearly new dwelling with three bedrooms and garage, west of 8th St. State price and location. Write Tribune Ad. 20823. —_—_____ Apartments for Rent IMMEDIATE Possession: Furnished apartment, living room, bedroom, 2 closets, kitchen, bath, also locker. Laundry privileges. New electric stove, new large electric refrigera- tor, new kitchen cabinets, water and city heatfurnished. Fireproof building. Inquire Tribune Office. ATTRACTIVE unfurnished apartment in new building. Large living room with fireplace, bedroom, kitchen, dinette, private bath, refrigerator. Laundry privileges, Close in. Phone 1770, 234 W. Thayer. F GIRL for general housework in all modern home. Top wages for right girl, Write Box 286, Wilton. ‘WANTED: Maid for general house- WANTED—Competent maid on farm. For information phone 1433. ———S—S—— SS Position Wanted EXPERIENCED law office steno- gtapher-bookkeeper desires position, Write Box 14, Alexander, N. Dak. Business Opportunity _ WILL sacrifice for cash good grow- Lee, bilo Write Tribune Ad. Lots for Sale LOTS in eastern part of Bismarck. ‘Will exchange for car or livestock. L, E. Heaton, Jr. Phone 570-J. Houses for Rent FIVE ROOM modern dwelling. Well located and in good condition. Geo. M. Register. SMALL modern home. Adults only. Call at 1415 Rosser Ave. Wanted toRent WANTED: Nicely furnished 3 room apartment. Between $30 and $35. Reliable couple. One small child. Phone 983-J, WANTED: Furnished house, prefer- ably bungalow. Close in. Write ‘WELL furnished 3 room apartment. Living room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. Laundry privileges. Gas furnished. $50. Custodian, College Bldg. _Phone 106, FOUR-ROOM apartment with private bath, All furnished, 1102 Thayer. Also three-room apartment, un- furnished. Call owner at 318 9th St. Automobiles for Sale USED CAR BARGAINS THIS WEEK Plymouth Sedan 4 For 23 years Corwin-Churchill Mote ors’ used cars have been priced right. This firm hes a reputation as the best place to buy used cara, CORWIN-CHURCHILL MOTORS, A Inc, 122 Main Phone 700 BUICK Sedan. Also typewriter and LIGHT housekeeping apartment, also | —— two dwelling houses and grocery store for sale. Reason for selling, old age and poor health. Call 601. UNFURNISHED basement apartment. Living room, bedroom, kitchenette and bath, Fireplace. Lights, heat and water furnished, 618 2nd. MODERN FURNISHED $3 ROOM apartment, private bath. Gas and heat furnished. Laundry privileges. 802 2nd St. Phone 282-M. SSS 1941-R. 709 12th St. LIGHT housekeeping room, all fur- nished. Basement, $12 for one, $16 for two. Vacant April 15. Call after 5 p.m, 9706 6th. UNFURNISHED modern apartment above Woodmansee Stationery, 114 4th. Ready April 15. Apply Wood- mansee Stationery. ONE room and kitchenette, furnished or unfurnished. Modern home. Up- stairs. Outside entrance, Reason- able, 320 2nd. LARGE room and kitchenette apart- ment. Newly decorated. Near capi- tol and high school, 618 7th, In- quire 616 7th. YOUNG man with several chain food store experience would like to make a change. What have you to offer? Write Tribune Ad. 20329, : NO’ CE: ‘We do garden plowing, basement digging, and sell’ black dirt and fertilizer. All kinds hauling. Phone 754-W. & Aune Carpenter Shop, No, 205. THREE room and private bath, pri- vate entrance. Newly furnished. Tribune Ad. 20395 or telepho 563-LR. J phone! Call after 5. 623 8th, rear en- trance. Rooms for Rent FURNISHED 2 rooms for light house- NICE basement sleeping room, suit- able for two boys. Light housekeep- ing privileges. Private entrance. Close in. Very reasonable, Also garage for rent. Phone 926-J. 507 8rd. NICELY furnished room in new Capl- tol Court. Suitable two or more persons. Private bath, shower. Private entrance, References. Write Tribune Ad. 20348. keeping. Laundry privileges, 720 2nd St. . TWO ROOM furnished apartment. Close in. $35. Adults only. Phone 1982 days and 672 after 6 p. m. FURNISHED or unfurnished new 3- room apartment. Close in,. Wash- ing privileges. 113 Mandan 8t. ~ FURNISHED 2 room apartment, pri- vate entrance. Lights, water, heat and gas furnished. 919 Sth. LARGE well furnished room. Near |U; bath. Beautyrest mattress. Suit- able for one:.or- two gentlemen. Close in, 412 8th St. Phone 2252. LARGE basement sleeping room. Studio couch. Fireplace. Suitable for two. Ladies only. Phone _ 978-LW. 908 10th. BEAUTIFULLY furnished ground floor sleeping room. Beautyrest mattress; Private lavatory. Close in, 206 Park St. NICELY FURNISHED front sleeping toom. Hot water always. Suitable’ for two, Large closet, 418 2nd St. LARGE nicely furnished room, Beau- tyrest mattress, next to bath. Suit- able two gentlemen. Call after 5. Phone 2050-LR. 514 7th St. TWO NICE comfortable rooms, Rent reasonable, Near high school and capitol, 1112 Ave. D. Phone 895-W evenings. TWO furnished sleeping rooms. Can be used for Hght housekeeping. Very Beamonaple. 402 Ave; C West. Phone NEWLY decorated, clean comfortable Toom. Close to bath. Board if de- sired, One block bus line. 623 6th. NICELY furnished room. Rue Apts. 711 Ave. A, Light and cheerful with private lavatory. Ladies only. LARGE front sleeping room. Fur- nished nicely. Private entrance. Rent reasonable. 522 3rd St. ROOM in private home, adjoining bath. For lady. Living room privil- eges. 419 6th. Phone 924, LARGE SLEEPING room suitable for two, Newly. decorated. Right down- town. Call 307 4th. NICE large room in modern home. Next to bath. Reasonable. 213 Ave. A. Phone 1221-M. aie FRONT sleeping room, suitable for two. Private entrance. 401 3rd St. Phone 926-R. COMFORTABLE room, newly deco- rated, Centrally located. 404 5th St. INFURNISHED four room apart- ment with bath. Adults only. Phone 793, Inquire at 813 Ave. C. EXPERIENCED handyman desires odd jobs of all kinds, Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 752-W. EXPERIENCED girl wants by day or hour. Will also take care of children, Call 1980. lone 3 enced woman for eny day or hour work. Phone 1047-R. Tribune Ad. 20400, NOTICE: Let us do your house clean- ing the electric way. Phone for ap- pointmnet, 754-W. TWO experienced girls want part time work, Phone 926-R. eed Real: Estate’ FURNISHED apartment for rent. Living room and kitchenette, Main floor. $22. Everts, 314 3rd. TWO one room furnished apartments, one two-room furnished apartment. 818 7th St. Tel. 1747-R. = THREE room nicely furnished apart | ment by April 15. Also light house- keeping room. 307 10th, TWO ROOM apartment, newly deco- rated, furnished or unfurnished. 812 Ave. B. THREE ROOMS and bath furnished ground floor, $26. Two rooms, $24. 1014 Bdwy. MODERN apartment, kitchen and bath. Partly 510 4th St. LARGE 2 room well furnished base- ment apartment, $20. Adults only. 515 2nd St. one room, furnish: THREE ROOMS and private bath. 119 3rd St. See Mr. Kelly at Kelly's Lunch. THREE-ROOM apartment. Gas, lights, water furnished. Inquire 116 6th St. Ee FURNISHED newly decorated one room. and kitchenette at 322 9th St. FURNISHED apartment. Rose Apts. 215 3rd St. Phone 852. Lost and Found LIBERAL reward for return of 7.50x 20 8-ply U. 8. Royal tire and rim. Lost between Bismarck and Dris- coll, Reply to Mandan and Produce Co., Mandan, N. D. Houses for Sale FIVE room modern bungalow, en- closed porch, full basement, garage, near schools, owned by estate. $3,500. Geo. M. Register. GOOD six-room house in residential section of Bismarck. Priced right. Write Tribune Ad. 20399. ROOM for rent, next to bath. Close in, 216 2nd St. Phone 1429, ROOM in central location, also gar- age. 523 9th St. Phone 420. TWO nice sleeping rooms. Very rea- sonable. 322 15th St. NEW MODERN six room house, base- ment apartment, garage. Tel. 1518-J or call at 622 12th St. SIX room bungalow, maple floors, furnace, lights, south side, °$1,500. SLEEPING room for one or two lad- jes. Phone 1844-LM. FOR RENT Nicely Furnished Apartment Living room, bedroom, 2 closets, bath; also locker. Laundry pri , new electric stove, new 2 pe alr “ nets, water and city heat furnished. large elect: Fireproof building. INQUIRE TRIBUNE OFFICE THREE-room house, partly modern. $900. 1614 Ave. B. Tel 1604-R. new kitchen cabi- GUARANTEED 5% net ihtome on your savings. First mortgage: loans in your own name on new Bismarck homes in best residence district. Write Tribune Ad. 20441, - Seed and Feed’ FALCONER Seed Corn, 90% per bu.; 95% germination, Ernest Berglund, Galchutt, N. Dak. SER Eee Household Goods for Sale ed. | GOOD new curly mohair living room suite, walnut twin bed suite, come’ bination dining table. 703% Thay- er, Phone 593, WALNUT dining table and genuine leather seats; Priced for quick sale. 1616 Ave. C. Toom site, table with six upholstered chairs, and china cabinet. Call 1021 Sth. SMALL dining room table, baby buggy, child’s crib, also lady's _coat, Phone 834-W. BABY buggy, practically new, 16. Phone 1640 or call at 927 9th St. Miscellaneous for Sale BRAND NEW, latest model rotety Mimeograph, in Steel carrying case. Price $10. “Chisman, ‘Lisbon, N. TRAIL Blazer Bicycle, good condition, $10. % size violin, case and bow 85. Call: 1363, : Pon or) insertions asecccecccese B® insertions = - Pree, Hi. EY F } i yt i! Begere