The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1937, Page 11

. he wer. ee, * Rye No. ee ice tak only, ball-eareed WITH BUYERS NOT GREATLY EXCITED Business News Continues to Be Reassuring But Offerings \ Get Little Support New York, May §—()}—, of buyers let the stock canal ay Wen nesday, with losses ranging from ) fractions to 3 or more points. Busi- ness news continued reassuring, but hearted sup- Pills andl iilhieslogeioad eat su: sistant to the decline, Bon ds were consistently higher and most commodities ld a, teapucedl tone, Among stocks Allis-Chalmers were down as much as 4 at one time fol- lowing publication of reports a pre- ferred stock issue was contemplated. Later the loss was shaved somewhat. ees were around 800,000 shares, lower. On the upside most of the time was national supply. Union Bag gained a trifle, and International Harvester, Revere Copper & Brass and Shell Union held up. ) Livestock | SOUTH 8ST. PAUL South St. Paul, May 5.—(7)—(U. 8. Dept. Agr.)—Cattle 2,500; slaughter steers slow, weak to 25 lower; few good steers 10.00-11.25; prime heavies held above 15.00; she stock lain . f cows 5.75-7.25; few up to 8.00; most low cutters and cutters 4.00-5.50; bulls weak to 25 lower; most sausage bulls 5.25-6.25; beef bulls around 6.75; stock- ers’ steady; 5.50~ Calves 3,300; 25-50 lower; most good and choice 7.00-8.50; strictly choice 9.00. Hogs 6,800; opening rather slow, now fairly active; butchers 200 Ibs, up 10 to 15 lower; lighter weight fully steady; sows steady to 10 lower; top 9.95 mainly for 190 to 200 Ibs. and a few lots 200 Ibs. up; good to choice 150 to 325 Ibs. es um and good 85.00; few upto 95.00; plain grades down to 50.00 or less, CHICAGO Chicago, May 6.—(®)—(U. 8. D. —Hogs 15,000, including 5,000 direct; sary market fully steady ‘with Tues- day’ ‘age; few choice hogs 5 high- Yearly top 10.40; market now slow: bidding. weak to 10 lower; bulk good and choicé 200-300 Ib. 10,15-30; 150- 190 1b., 9.7B-10.: wa-moste ly 9.58=60., Mlan Fal Cattle 9, calve 8 1,500;: largely steer run; ‘eriins quality improved; bulk of crop grading Fed. and bette more weighty steers in run than re cently; aes very scarce; fat steers and yearlings very slow; prospects 15- 25 lower with most downturn on strictly good and choice offerings with weight; liberal supply 1050 to-1150 Ib., long yearlings and light steers here: these 25 lower for the week to date and under pressui weight; ve bullock: fy 11,50-13.50; comparatively little below 9.75; bulk crop unsold; very liberal share of run fea bids; fed heif- ea steady; best light ORT 11.00; choice Koshers with welght promise to sell above 100%" cows steady to strong; bulls and vealers ae ae steady at 7.00 down_and aoa} down, mortly: 10.00 down, reape p 3,000; none dires t lambs ope! ing slow; early undertone strong; strictly choice wooled lambs scarce; best available held above 12.25; early bids 12.00-and down; one load merely good 76 Ib., clipped lambs 9.75; sheep about steady; few wooled ewes 6.00- 50; most shorn ewes 5.00 down. SIOU: * Sioux’ City, Stay. ew. D, A.) —Cattle 2,000; calves” 50: slaughter yearlings scattered early ‘sales yearl- Hid to weak; many bids 1 } fat she stock slow, steady stockers and feeders’ scarce, salable around 9,25-10. 753 few small lots choice heifers ne above 11.00; most beef cows 00-7.75; cutter grades mainly eg apes abies and 2 4. good light stock steers up to cunrent stocker and feed cattle ions: Aad 550-800 Ibs. goo good common and media cows good. 4.76-8.25;, common, and medium, 4.00.76; ealves steer good and choice 80. 7 few 9,95 to Bhinpersi top ie traders eights 9. 10.00; 150-180 slaughter plgs scarce; feeder pig opening steady; closing 35-50 or more lower; stage 9.75 down. Sheep 1000; including 200 billed through; no early fat lamb action; undertone firm, load lots fed wool skins held above 11.75; ewes stron; small lots wooled ewes 6.50; no feed- ers offered, 14 Bostoi y—(U. 8, D. AD —Mite ethowea Uttle interest in do- mestic wools in the Boston market Wednesday. Prices of medium g: fleeces were under pressure as a sult of lower prices quoted on woo from several middle western states. ae increased volume of the country lot wi quoted e delivered ¢ from around g: field, Mo, offered at 13 cents dee livered, Other medium Missourl wools and bright medium Iowa wools were offered at 40 cents delive: RANGE OF CA! Minneapolis, May carlot grain sales: northern 1, UPR: low 1.38 2 % 9 2 F white 108” Bariey, No. 1, Flax not quoted. WINNIPEG CASH Cra Winnipeg, May 5.—W)—C: No. 1 northern Write or cad Z D. P. ROBINSON 119% 4th iomarck Coppers and steels were a [N New York Stocks j Megerad Fe Prices May 5. Adams Exp 17% | Le Loew's Alas Jun 12% Sie (P) ik AU Ch Dye 228 | Med att Allis-Ch 62 | McKes & R 14 Am Can 90%.| Miami Cop 17 Am Cry Sug 27 | Mid-Con Pet 30 AmH&L 8%| Midland Stl 40% Am toco 48"'| Mion Maat “33 AmPowls 10°|Mur‘Gory 143 Am Rad 21% | Nash Motors 20% Am Roll Mill 35%|Nat Biscuit 26% Am S Ref 06%|Nat © Reg 32% pee 54% hed acd Gc tag am Tots ea | Nat Br & Lt, 10% Am W Wks 20%| Nat Steel 83% Nat Tea 9% Am Wool pfd 65 NYCent 46% Anmconds S741 No Am Avia 12 ATBF . 9%] No Amer 23% aune ° No Pacific 33% avin Gl 6% [Onto Oll 20% Bald lock 74 | Oliver Farm 68 Otis Elev 39% Balt & Onio 33 | Pac G & El. 30% Packard 10 Bendix 21%| Param Pict 21% Beth Stl 85% | Park Utah 4% Boeing Air 37%|Pathe Film 7 Bite Gulia Se nn Buda | Wa 9 Phelps Dodge 47% ur AdMch 27% ButCop&Z 5% | Phillips Pet tem Guo OD 108, Prov de Gam a2 Caterpil 92%] Pub 8vc NJ a. Celanese 38 Cer d Pasco oes Pure Oil = 10% Ches& © 58%| Purity Bak 17% Chi & Nw 47%) Radio 4s Chi Gt W 3% ° % Ohi Gtw pta 13%|/Rem Rand 24 Reo Motor _ 6% CM SEP 2%) Fee Ba”. “set OMBtPpid 5% Rey Tob B 50% Ohryaler 114% | So en Dintill 43% Col-Palm 21%! seabd Ol 44% Col G El 13% gears-Roe 86% Com Solv 18% | gervel 21% Com & Sou 2%! ghell Un 30% Con Edis 39% / simmons 45% Con Oil 15%] Socony Vac 19% Cont Can 56 | Sou Cal Ed 25% Cont Mot 2% | So Pac 57 Cont Oil Del 44% | 80 Ry 38 Graney “sit| perry Corp 18% y Cub Am Sug 10 Sid Bane 13% Curt Wret 6 Deere & Co 190 |8td Oll Cal 44% Dia Mtch 33 | Std Oil Ind Goodrich 44 | Un Air Co! ae ooeyean 41%) Un Corp a a-Paige Digg GN Ir Ctt 22% a at) 81 GNRy Pf 52%) UnGasImp 13% G Wes Sug 36 |-ys Ind Al 36% Greyhound 14 | yg Pipe 56 Hee 13% | USR &Imp 12% eee eg 7uG| US Rubber “60% fudgon } S| oe Rubwer----50% é Us Emelt R 89 Int Bus Mch 156 | US St pla 137 Int Harv 107% | Vanadium = 28% Int Nick Oan 60%| War Pict = 12% 1 11%| West Un 61% Int T & Tel 11% ; Johns-Man 130% | West Air “43% Kennecott 85% | West El 198% Groc 22%] White Mot 25 - Lib-O-F G1 67 | Wilson & Co. 9% Lig M B 4a 08%] Woolworth 49% MONEY RATE! New orks May 5.~-(—Call money steady, 1 perc cent, all day, Prime commercial 1 per cent. Time agape steady.” 50 days 1%; 4-6 mos. 1% Sent. Bankers acceptances FOREIGN EXCHANGE New York, May 5.—()—Foreign exchange mixed; Great Britain de- mand in dallars, others in Great Britain 4.93%; daly, 5.26%; Germany free 40.21 19.80; travel 23.45; Norway 24.80; sreden rh. in 25. 45; Montreal in New York MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS Minneapolis, May 5.—(@®—Stocks close: First Bank Stock 14 Northwest Banco 11 GOVERNMENT BONDS New York, May ment Bonds: Treasury 4%'s 114.28, Treasury 4's 110.16, CURB New York, aay American Gen Cities Service 3 Elec. Bond & Share 19. Fisk Rubber 15, INVESTMENT TRUSTS (By the Associated Press) (Over the counter ins New York) Maryland Fund 85. Quart Inc Sh 17.89, 19.60, ee Broce : e Associated Press) Miawent ‘Srp 10%. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR 2 Minneapolis, May 5.—(@#—Flour, carload lots, per barrél in 98 pound cotton sacks: Family patents 10 low- er, 7. ya arenaere patents, un- bipments 13,781, 2.50-83, 08 tandard mid- aiinge 345 be 35.00, —— NOTICE TO wae SIDE- To Each of the Owners and Occupants of the Respective Premises Herein- after Described: WHEREAS, The City Commission of the City of Bismarck deem it neces- sary to constru; sidewalk in front of, or along, of the following Sgscri bed premises as herein set forth, Alone the west side of Lots 13 to 27, inclusive of Block 79 in Williams Survey to the City of Bismarck, and have directed the City-Auditor to noti- fy you, and each of you, as provided by law, to construct such Sidewalk in front of or along said premises ‘x | Which ‘are -owned or pecupiea! by you, at your own expense: NOW TE: REFORE, “you and exch of: you are hereby notified and required to construct such Sidewalk in front 8 above set forth, the | 4-28 5-5. 8% ee cere meres values 5.—W)—Govern- | F ocks || ENLARGED CANADA EXPORT BUSINESS SSS Dearth of -Moisture Does Much to Offset Moisture in Alberta Chicago, May 5.—/)—Much en- dearth of moisture in western sec- tions of domestic wheat territory, led Reports of rains in southern Alber- ta prevince, Canada, were something ‘of an offset to wheat market ad- vances. Besides, liquidating sales of ‘Chicago May wheat continued, and. notices of intentions to deliver wheat here Thursday aggregated 420,000 bushels. i At the close, wheat was %-15 above yesterday's finish, May 1.29%-%, July 1.19%-%, corn %-1% up, May 1.32% %, July 1.19%-%, and oats unchanged to % up. MILL CITY WHEAT FUTURES CLOSE HIGHER Minneapolis, May 5.—(#)—Wheat futures lost some of the gain regis- tered earlier Wednesday but closed ptreh ee and higher despite pressure stimulated by reports of rains In Kani and Canada. Trade was thin and desultory most of the Uae May wheat closed 1% higher at 1308, Pe 1% Pighsr at 1.28%, and tres. were offered down by fon houses, May flax closed 3 lower at sue ene July and Sept. each 4 lower Coarse grains je was dull. May ae closed er at 48% and July % higher at is May rye closed % lower at oan. uly % higher at 97% and Sept. 1% higher at 90. May feed barley closed lower at 72% and July higher at 66%. ey, AS barley closed unchanged at rtually no cash wheat ae in and there was no change in winter or dur- um wheat. Cash corn was slow and weak. Oats demand was quiet. Rye demand was fair. Barley was slow and weak. Flax was in fair demand. CHICAGO Chicago, May 5.—(#—Butter prices were unsettled but eggs were un- aoe Wednesday. Poultry tended wu "Butter 10,646, unsettled; creamery- terial Oe core) 30-30%; extras 29%; firs (90-91) 29-29% fire (88:89) standards (90 centralized carlots) 29 Eggs 38,083, steady; extra firsts eS 128 20; current receip! 18%; storage packed extras 22; stor- age packed firsts 21%. Poultry, live, 30 trucks, nccaay, to firm; hens over 5 1b, iin, 5 1b. and less 18%; Leghorn hen: fryers, colored 4%, White Rock 24, Plymouth Rock 25; broilers-colored 23, White and Plymouth Rock 24, harebacks wee a agnor 20; springs colored White Rock 24%, Plymouth Rock roosters 12%, Leghorn roosters 11 turkeys, hens 16, toms 1 jo. 2 tur- keys 14; ducks 4% lb. up white and colored 16, small white and colored 14; geese 11. Ui try bs Ss dy t ve poultry, by express steady to firm. jollers, Rocks 24-26; reds 17- 20; crosses 17-25; turkeys 12,20; oth- er express prices unchanged, No aan quotations due to hand- jers’ Dresi + ‘poultry # Fresh, old roosters ee old turkeys (northwestern, western, southwestern La Virginia) 17-22; frozen, old roost- 13-16; other fresh and frozen pricas unchanged Butter, 9,640, firmer. Creamery, higher than extra 32%-333; extra (92 score) 32%-% firsts” (88-91 scores) 30-32; seconds (84-87 scores) =: Centralized (90 score) 31% Cheese, 170,496, steady to firm. Prices unchanged, Eggs, 48,287, steadier. Mixed col- ors: Storage packed firsts 21%; firsts 19%-20%; other mixed changed, BUTTER AND EGG FUTURES Chicago, May 5.—(#)—. Butter Futures: High Low Close to- easy. Storage Standard: Novemb 29% 29% 28% 28% 21% 21% 21% Refrigerator Stand- ards, Oct, . 2 23% 23% aM OIA GE, paeroee! A cago, Ma: —Potatoes, 10. on track 143, total ‘e. 8. shipments 558; old stock steady, supplies light, demand good; sacke Russet Burbanks U. a NOT Maine Green Moun- tains u » mostly 2.20; fine quali 'y 2.35; U. 8. ‘commercial 2.00-10;3 isconsin round whites 8, com- mercial] 1.80, New stock, strong, sup- Plies very light, orterine: H loaned UP, jemand moderate na Bliss 8. No. 1, and partly grad- pipmoEes U. ed 400-50. dager ba Pa GRAIN 5 y 5 . "43% 1. none . dark northern 59 Ibs, 1.4116-1.5315; 58 52%; 2 dark northern . 3 dark north- ~Li8ig; 56 Ibs, Lata lark northern 1b: 55 Ibe, 1.19- 4 0. 5, 53 Ibs. b L111, No, 1 red durum 1.26-1.28. Mixed dur- BR: peueconnees) 3-5c below hard am- “Bax ae 1, 2.14-2.18. . 2, 1.04% -1 % feed 64- NOTICE TO CONSTRUCT SIDE- WALKS To Each of the Owners and Occupants ‘of the Respective Premises Herein- ae Described: EAS, The City Commission of ‘he City of Bismarck deem it neces- sary to ponstrnct a sidewalk in front of, or along, each of the following described premises as herein set forth, to-w! Along a east side of Lots 1 to 12, inc. of Block 77 in Williams Sur- vey to the City of Bismarck, and have directed the City Auditor to notify you, and each of you, as Piuiaca by law, to construct such Sidewalk in front of or along said premises which are owned or occupied by you, at your own expense: NOW TEREFORE, you and each of you are hereby notified and required to construct such Sidewalk in front of or along, as above set forth, the [Eats 5-5 | ADS WHEAT RISE ag in West! may old. larged Canadian export business, with | July Produce Markets if fda —© | May colors un-|s) rorey [Grain Quotations 1 110% 119% 118% 1.19% {LAT 148% 116% 2.17% May new .. 132% 132% 131% ett July new .. Lid” 110% 118% 118% July ol teeee snene eee 8% . 5 neds eg 108% roo Dec. . 29% 85% oo 113% 112% 1.11% 1.12% 1.02% 1.02% 1.015% 1.02% 93% 94 92% 9 11.55 11.45 11.45 8711.77 11.82 12.22 12.10 12.12 12.387. 1225 12.25 16.00 MINNEAPOLIS RANGE. lis, May 5.—( open High Low 134% 134% 133% oe 1.28% 1.28% 1.27% 128% +6 122 1.23% 1.21% 1.22% ween 113 2% 12% 6% 66% 1.04% 1.06% 37 97% 20% 90 BH 48% 43% 42% see soeee S14M 213 2.13 seeee 218 81% 91% 2 90 DULUTH RANGE Duluth, Minn., May 5.—()— Open ‘High Low Close 1.06% ah 214 6 11% 141% 153% .... 1.39% 152% .... 137% 150% 134% 148% 131% 1.46% «.. 8 ++. 1.20% 144% ..., 853 soese 1.97% 1.42% .... 8 52 Ibs, ..... 1.26% 1.40% .... aeee ;| 80n, Hebron. OF GROUP T0 MAKE JAMBOREE JOURNEY %|39 Boy Scouts, Six Leaders Signed for Trip to National Conclave in June Scouts in the Missouri Valley area council who are considering attend- ing the uaieet Jamboree in Wash- ington this ae were advised Tuesday by Paul O. Netland, area scout executive, to speed Gad ‘appll- cations for membership in the troop from this area. Request has been made, Netiand said, that tion for the troop be completed by May 11, just seven |<. days from now. With 39 scouts al- ready signed up for the jamboree, some vacancies still exist in the two additional patrols now being re- cruited and hoys were urged to get in their Rgerryrete quickly if they wish to be considered, Leaders of the jamboree delegation from this srea will meet in the Prince hotel here next Tuesday afternoon to discuss plans for the trip to Wash- ington and clear up questions con- cerning the jamboree. E. H. Bakken, cents, Tegional scout executive, will be present. Twelve towns in this area are rep- resented by the 39 scouts and six adult leaders who will make the trip. Leaders are Clifford L. Donnehower, New Salem, scoutmaster; Ira Mar- tin, Hettinger, assistant scoutmaster; Edward ‘Milligan, ‘Bismarck, assistant Pree, Bismarck, Scouts registered are: First troop— Jack Lauer, Bismarck; Earl Beat, Bismacrk; Homer Corwin, Bismarck: Robert Guthrie, Bismarck; Herbert Gaebe, New Salem; Russell Kruger, New Salem; William Mackoff, Dick- ismarck; inson; George Constans, Bi 4 Richard Beyer, Elbowoods; t Hammes, New England; Richard Conrad, Bismari 10 Reservation, Bismarck; Hugo Ren- den, Bismarck; Wicklan- der, Washburn; David Herzig, Bow- man; Lewis Bushman, Bowman; Al- fred Underdahl, Hebron; Greg Dah- ners, Mandan; Jack Pennington, Mandan; Ernest Fleck, Mandan; Spe- cial Reservation, Mandan; Sidney sry Sloven, Bismarck; Charles Bean, Glen Ullin; Paul Phillips, Mott; . Robert Waechter, Glen Ullin; Donald Wil- Second troop—John Syverud, Mott; Charles Shafer, Bismarck; Paul Ness, Mandan; Pat Fitesimmons, Mandan; Lawrence Hunstad, Regional band—Elton ‘Vogelpohl, Mandan. Regional service troop—Clarence Maier, New Salem, TAX COLLECTORS GiT CREDENTIALS Commissioner Owen Moves to Se oe pats 198% we wane Stop Work of Imposter in 5D ToS, veeve 124% 135% ee sone North Dakota 1 nor: pring |... 137% 142%... ».. | ‘To thwart imposters reported to be 14% yestane Winter Wheat posing as state income tax collectors, its ey tee 1 eae % 1. i me ae W.... 1.37% 1.38% 135% 137% North Tax iphWe ._ | Owen 'T. Owen ‘announced Tuesday. 1H W... 1.35% 137% 1.33% 135%] “Reports have filtered into the tax tae poe department. et an Heaposies Urea posing col , 1H OW... 1.33% 135% 1.31% 1.33% | Owen sald and explained that he was 1 Gradeot moving to stop the practice. 1 FEES ae aw een eee 1 HW... 131% 1.88% 1.29% 1.32% | 88 Fel ves of the 2bDHWo ‘3 e we | Owen explained he sald the men are 2-H Wz... 1.28% 1.31% 1.27% 1.20% | Richard Lynch, Crosby; A. G, Tor- 3 DHW or 3 Clarence Borrud, 3 HW... 1.27% 1.30% 1.26% 1.28% | Stanley, and M. H. Chernick, Bis- 4 Durem marck. On 1996 incomes, 14,239 individual 125 128 123 125 |tax returns have been made to the department for a total liability Rae, LSE ess $24,149 of which $137,083 has been 127 126 collected and the balance will be paid in installments, Owen reported. ~120 1.24 Ta 118 1.23 116 121 .... «.. |Roosevelt aboard, out of Brazos Santiago Pass at 6:20 s. m. 114° 119 ws. ae. | Wednesday apparently tn o417 Arne Pee: Peddie we) the 1937 sericultural conservation . 2) program encourages grasses of crop land and the reseed- 1OT LAL... oon ing of pastures, amber... 1.24 130 .... ose CITATION HEARING ¥ PETITION FOR rae bo eit se BEATE OF NO NORTH DAKOTA, COUN- Corn— BURLEIG! 138 BN count 00 RT, Before Hon. 1.36 Ta the Matter of the Estate of 133 Veronica Martin, Deceased. 1,30 Thomas rtin, Feritiones: 1.35 J 1.34 CHICAGO ae Martin, Bospondents. THE, STATE OF NORTH 3PO ike, ‘eist, Thomas rine a THE ABOVE NAMED RE- ND! You and esch of you are hereby cited and required 9) appear before tl County Court the County of Sa a |e ee ee 3 : 6 8M8 BAT eee [Oe a ie ety the City of Bis- marck, wen aoe tate, on that da; ere, why. abefore descr ted. which | premis herein efore described, which, 92 No of Veronica Martin, d ‘ou, subject to the ap-| are ow! you, subject to the ap- T white 56: uo rye. the City of Bismarck, ise ut proval of the City Engineer, and ih proval of the city engineer, and in nom: malting 1.00. | t¥ North Dakota, should not be proved Strlet accordance with ordinances | strict accordance with ordinances | 25 ‘nom. Timi AA C2635 ew. and admitted to ‘probate, and further, now i t, at your own| now in force and effect, at your own | Clover seed 36 0032.00 ewe, why Thomas Martin, who fs named tices and if you fall to #0| ef'enie notices and if you fall to. so timent should not be executor of th construct the same, such Sidewalks | construct the same, such Sidewalks ENDERLIN WOMAN DIES jast will and testament of said Ver- will be constructed by the contractor | will be constructed by the contractor Fargo, N. D., May 5.—(P)—Mrs.| on! en and you are roRy for that pure loyed by the City for that es Cora Wold, Enderlin, N. D. dled he said Veronica @ required by said ordinance,| You ere red by ‘ald ordinance, | was the widow of Albert Wold, pubs | 3 mart County. ot Burleigh "and ng work on such| before commencing work on such| tsher of the Fingal Herald, who died States North 1 Dakota. Sidewaik, to make application to the Sidewalk, to make "application to the in 1912. Rites t Ender- Let sores ba ide of this citation City Be Engineer for line and grade of City, Engineer for line and grade of . are Friday at as required nal x a for @ permit to construct bt alk ane for a permit to construct | lin. Dated tie rey ay of be pays: 1937, e A abated, ee N. D., April: 28, ane Bismarck, N. D., April 28, Discovery of fluorapar 98 per cent Judge of the eae yrs n H. Atkinson, yron H. Atkinson, | pure, has been reported in the Chi-| 0’ & City Auditor. City of Bismarck,|. City-- Auditor, City of Bismarck,| nati moutains in the Big Bend sec- aiorners Ya for Petitioner, tion of Texas, Mey Mig 7 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MAY5 1937 . Thrifty People Always Read the WANT-ADS Male Help Wanted Lots for Sale WANTED—First class barber. Only shop in town, completely furnished. Write Box 163, Denhoff, N. Dak. W. First class barber. An- nex Barber and Beauty Shop. Female Help Wanted WANTED AT ONCE—Reliabie, oe perienced farm rT, 8. 35. tionality. lages $4 per week. write Postottioe Be Box 24, Adams, WAN RESSOuT for general house- work, John Gussner. Phone 216. After 7 p. m., 1182+R. WANTED—Experi enced woman for laundry work. Write Tribune Ad. 20004. WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Call at 223 7th St. ‘WANTED—Lady cook for City Cafe. be eA SIS age 25 State Ba weight, height, | DESIRABLE buliding lots on sewer and water, near Richholt school. Good prices and terms. Hedden __Real Estate A Estate Agency. Phone 0, CHOICE corner lot for sale by own- er. Inquire Mrs. W. Lehfeld, 423 4th St. Bismarck. === Houses for Rent FIVE room house, adults only Hot air furnace, For information call suoenings at 416 Srd St., or phone FIVE ROOM house. Available be- tween May Ist and 7th. See Frank Krall, Tailor. basement, 514 Main. FOUR ROOM modern dwelling on Seventh street. Geo. M. Register. | MODERN 6 room house, newly de- corated. Call 117-M. Work Wanted FOR REPAIRING or recovering fur- | W niture. Call Schneider, 709 12th. North or phone 1941-R. Prices very reasonable. Apartments, Write Tribune Ad. 20880. —___ HAVE your watch cleaned and re- paired. At special price. Call 318 Mandan 8t., after 6 o'clock. CALL Snowflake Laundry, lowest prices in town for quality work done. Phone 770. EXPERIENCED girl wants house- work. Can furnish references. Call 2076. ae GARDEN plowing done. Satisfaction guaranteed. Frank Welch, phone 1992. ————— Household Goods for Sale LIVING room suite, 9x12 rug, and pad; high chair, banjo, two kitchen chairs, bedstead, spring, mattress, Taylor tot, baby car seat. 611 6th. Basement, rear entrance. NEW davenport bed, mahogany table and chairs, reed chairs, bedroom set, miscellaneous household ar- ticles, garden tools and hose. 815 Ave. D. Tel. 1426. 25 LB. ICE BOX, buggy, baby bath tub, bath table, outdoor play pen. Phone 1702-LM. 808 9th 8t. COMPLETE household furniture, also dresses, size 14 and 16, Apt. some 1, 206% Main. 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 heat furnished. Fireproof building. Inquire Tribune Office. FURNISHED 2 room apartment, pri- vate bath and kitchenette, Frigi- daire. Also one room apartment with private bath and kitchenette. Prsaeire. 106 Main Ave. Nicola pts. IMMEDIATE area unfurnished living room, bedroom, 114 4th Bt, Above Woodmansee Stationery, ap- _Ply ‘Woodmansee Stationery. FIVE room unfurnished apartment with heat, lights, and water fur- nished. Laundry priveleges. Frig- idaire. Ground floor apartment, private entrance. Call 593. MODERN unfurnished roomy apart- ment, kitchen, bedroom, dining room, living room, sun room, bath, Murphy bed. 600 Ave. D. L. K. Thompson, Phone 287. HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale. Also Model T Ford. 925 10th, Phone 1577-J. ONE rug, 6x9, $5; day bed, $7. Everts, 314 3rd Bt. Poultry ATTENTION—Insist on North Da- kota U. 8, Approved Pullorum test- ed Exhibition quality chicks. Have baby capons, pullets, cockerels, started chicks and turkey poults. Price list on request. Mandan Electric Hatchery. PURE BRED Rhode Island Red hens, $1 apiece. Also furniture, Mrs. John Nord, 405 17th 8t. LOOK YOUR BEST WELL FURNISHED attractive room, floor, private entrance, suitable for one or two. One block from Bdwy on 2nd &t. Phone 580-W. DOWNTO' light housekeeping. bath. Hot water always. Main, Apt 2. etoee ROOM for rent. Suitable for one. Private entrance. Toilet and lava- tory. 411 Ist St. LARGE clean cool room next to bath. Always hot water. 832 Mandan St. Call 1705-M. WN furnished room for Connecting 304% TWO partly furnished rooms with sleeping porch for light housekeep- ing. Gas, lights, water, heat fur- nished. Private entrance. 223 W. Thayer. UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, in Tribune building. Living room, bed- room, kitchen, bath. Electric re- frigerator. Call at Tribune office. LIGHT housekeeping apartment, also two dwelling houses and grocery store for sale. Reason for selling. old age and poor health. Call 601. FURNISHED 3 room apartment, in- ner apring mattress, electric refrig- erator, laundry. Gas furnished for range. Custodian, College Bldg. 122 Main CHEVROLET coupe, 1930. A-1 con- FOR SALE—Well eqi Automobiles for Sale OUCH! This hurts our but we must reduce our big stock of Te-conditioned cars. ’ SPECIAL—THIS WEEK ONLY 1934 Plymouth, 4-door sedan.. 345 be Fitty+ Others to Choose Pee COR NIN On MOTORS, Phone 700 dition, due to careful driving and regular attention. $200. Phone 601. Best’ Used Car Prices in the Northwest -at- Fleck’s Used Car Lot Te Business Opportunity SMALL CAFE doing excellent busi- ness; with best location in city. Price for quick disposal because of other interests. Terms to right patty Write Box 796, Jamestown, MY equipped dray and trucking line carrying state permit. Doing good business. Write Tribune Ad. 20792. eeE_——— Personal FREE—If excess acid causes you stomach ulcers, gas pains, indiges- tion, heartburn, get free sample doc- tor’s prescription, Udga, at Capitol Cut-Rate, Bismarck, and Central Drug Co., Mandan. “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. Rugs, Bed Spreads, Blan- kets, Tapestries, Lace Cc eee, Congoleum Rugs $100 @ month See or call Mr. Watts at Triangle Shop 214 Bdwy. Wanted to Buy WANTED—Electric Ice Cream cab- Also carbonator. Write ‘inet, 6 or 8 hole. State price, age and make. Tribune Ad. 20873. FURNISHED one room and kitchen- ette apartment. Modern home. Up- stairs. Outside entrance. Radio in- cluded. $17.50. 320 and. FURNISHED apartment, one room and kitchenette, second floor. $28. Also basement apartment, $24. Everts Apts. 314 3rd. MODERN furnished 2 room apart- WANTED—An electric refrigeration unit for large size cooler. Write Tribune Ad. 20891. WANTED—Late model used type- writer. M. B. Gilman Co. 808. Miscellaneous for Sale Phone ment. Also one room basement apartment. Close in. Phone 260, Dr. Enge. room & jent. POTATOES, Cobblers, Red Tramps, Ohios . For seed and table use. Come and see us before you buy elsewhere. Phone 1317. 222 So. 9th St. Private bath. Private entrance. fale $35. ©. L. Pearce, 322 5 aes upstairs apartment, a: . room basement apartment, private bath. 617 15th St. phone 1175-W.. FURNISHED three room and bath apartment, also one room, kitchen- ae and bath. Murphy bed. Phone 1432. FURNISHED 3 room apartment, acreen porch, ground floor. front. For small family. 602 12th St. NICE clean room suitable for one or two gentlemen. Always hot water. 903 9th St. SMALL furnished one room apart- ment with closet. Upstairs, also garage. 405 5th St. Phone 1003-W. LARGE room furnished. Two clothes closets. Suitable for one or two. 211 3nd St. FURNISHED front room and kitchen- etts. Ground floor. Large one room ROOM, next to bath. First floor, hot water at all times. Call 1760. 408 10th. of town. Phone 68. Earl Mowder. FURNISHED sleeping room, suitable for two. oa at 808 Main St? SLEEPING light ing: toom for rent Call 1749-W. 3rd. Call eve- nings. Phone. 848-M. STRICTLY modern 3 room apart- mour meries, Bismarck, N. asi| GNDERWOOD._ pewrlter, BUICK Sedan, washing machine, ice boxes. For Rent: One large, one small bedroom, newly decorated. Apertment unfurnished, $13. Phone - - 905. FROSTPROOF cabbage early trans- plants, 20c per dozen. 50 for 75c; 100 for $1.10, F.O.B., Bismarck. Campbell's Floral, 2015 E. Main. FOR SALE: One Leffel 75-horse Ma- rine boiler in good condition. re er, 12-inch roller, standard keyboard, in good condition. Phone 1522-LJ. : — Seed and Feed FOR SALE—Early Murdock seed corn cured in field; 98% germination; basement apartment. Srd St.| $3.25 el ge seced: T. Mulr, ONE room, kitchenette with bath. eS ee Furnished. Reasonable. East end |! ae tion test 95%. $2.75 per bushel. W. F. Cameron, 9 miles south of Men- oken, N. Dak. ment. Private entrance. Private porch, at 406 9th St. Phone 850. TWO room apartment, upsteirs, $20. Everything furnished. Private en- trance. 302 Ave. D. Phone 847. LARGE sleeping room, $12. Ladies only, 315 Mandan St. FURNISHED room near capitol. 512 Ave. E, Phone 1032. Houses for Sale TWO ROOM apartment on first floor and two room apartment in base- ment. 411 5th St. Phone 273. SMALL apartment, ground floor. Al- ways hot water. Reasonable price. 219 So 12th St. Phone 2324. NEW small modern home, just being completed; full basement, gas heat, oak floors, built-in features. oe te possession. Very reasonable walling and terms. Hedden Real Estate Agency, Phone 0. TWO rooms for light housekeeping. water, lights and gas furnish- at Ol 4th Bt. SIX ROOM dwelling on North side for sale cheap. Terms. Geo. M. Mattresses MATTRESSES renovated and rebuilt. Either regular or spring filled. 419 9th St. Phone 1126. male dog and forehead. White spot on neck. White on breast. Clarence Hanson, 209 11th. Phone 671. may have sante by identifying and paying for this ad. Phone 2292. Municipality League May Meet on May 28 Fargo, N. D., May 5—(P)—A ten- tative date of May 28 has been set by Mayor F. O, Olsen of Farge for a con- ference in Fargo of the League of North Dakote Municipalities regard- ing the civil service measure to be- come effective July 1. The measure ee serene Cow te ptee of 4,000 or more population. The majority vt the populatipn of Haiti are Negroes, while most df the are mulattoes descended for- SMALL furnished apartment with front entrance. Call upstairs. 305 3rd St. TWO modern furnished sparrnanis. _ $25 pe per month. 222 Mandan 8 MODERN apartment for rent. Cail 717 Thayer Ave. Phone 2180. NEWLY furnished 5 room apartment. adults only. Phone 107. FURNISHED apartment. Rose Apts. _215 3rd 8t. Phone 852. FALCONER seed corn with about 8% white flint. $2.00 per bushel. An- ton Kalvoda, Route 2, Mandan. Tribune Rates Are LOW All classified ads of lees than 15 words are figured on 18- First insertion (per word) Se consecutive insertions insertions 3 consecutive (per word) ...........648 insertions z +H : 3 = g a a 2 5 a Bio,