The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 6, 1937, Page 11

BY LATE RALLY IN RAILROAD ISSUES | New York Stocks | (Closing Prices May 6. Adams Exp 17% Loew's Alas Jun Early Declines of Fractions to Am Cry Bug Point or More-Wiped Out in Many Cases SOUTH 8ST. PAUL South St. Paul, May 6.—(7)—(U. 8. Dept. Agr.)—Cattle 2,600; trade slow, steers and bulls 25-50 lower; she stock weak to 25 lower; best steers salable 8.50-10.50; Wednesday's top 14.25; cogeke ce gpeuueg |e 2 BEBEEEDEEEE é F 3 8B FRFEK FYREEREDPGE eel Briggs Mig Budd Wh. Bur. AdMch. 27% But. Cop.&Z. 5% Can. Pac. 13% Case (J.1.) 167 Caterpil. Cer. D. plain medium heifers 6.00-8.50; beef | Con cows 5.50-7.00; lowest cutters and cutters 3.75-5.25; -few good 1.25-8.00; most sausage bulls 6.25-7.25; good beef bulls'around 6.75; stockers steady to weak, plairi and medium stockers 5.00-7.00; calves 2,400; vealers steady; good to choice 7.00-8.50; selects 9.00. ‘Hogs, 4,800; fairly active to all in- terests; steady- to 10 higher than ; top 100 for choice 190- 240 Ibs., few up to 260 Ib. weights also 10.00; ‘good and choice 190-325 .ibs., 9,90-10,00; 160-180 Ibs., 9.50-95; me- dium grade 160-180 lbs, 9.00-65; 120- 9.25-55; bg a9 15; feeder pigs in erage cost Wed- nesday 9.765 weight 231 lbs. Sheep 400;, very little done on small supply lamba strong undertone; few wooled lambs above 11.75; choice clipped lambs held aboye 10.25; slaughter ewes steady; choice wooled ewes up to 6.00; clippers up to 5.00; short load choice clipped Iambs Wed- nesday 10.25. Dairy cattle mostly steady; mediuus @ud’ good springer cows 65.00-85.00; extremes up to 90.00 or more. CHICAG! Chicago, May 6.—(#%)—(U. >-Hogs pecking: sows bulk AM ‘kin weighin: 35! 55 apne few pigs 9.00-9.50; bulk 8.50 down to 7.50. Cattle, 4500; calves 1500; fed steers and yearlings steady; but market slow and rather a hit miss affair, fol- lowing Wednesday's uneven but sharp break; killing quality mostly medium; strictly choice steers absent; few early sales 50-11.00; practically nothing here of value to sell much above 12.59; buyers making an effort to depress common grades, these hav- ing gotten out of line with good and choice offerings: stockers and feed- ers wi it 600 head Texas bred calvet in wecelpts, little done; ice heifers slow, but ant other stock fairly active 8 and fully steady: bulls closing weak/1 to 15 cents lower and vealers 25 cents aomer early top weighty sausai dulls 7.00; practleal top veaters, 10.00. eep, 6,000, including 3,300 dire fat lambs and "springers rather acti steady to strong, quality considere five doubles choice California spring- ers 12.25 with five per cent out; half deck choice 100 1b. wooled lambs 12.25; bulk 12.50 down; no strictly choice clipped jambs here; bulk 9.60- 9.75; sheer steady; scattered wooled ewes 6.00-6.50, sIoux Sioux City, wuny.6 |. —P)—(U. 8. D.-A.) —Cattle 1500; calves 150; slaughter steers and yearlings slow, about steady at sharp decline t she stock steady to weak; stoeke: d feeders scarce, little changed; few fed steers Bis above 11.00; uoted around 4.00; liberal share otis! ble 9.25-10.50; East Kod 156% El Auto Lite 38% El Boat 11% El Pw & Lt Firestone Gen Elec Gen Foods Gen Mills Gen Mtrs Gillette Goodrich Goodyear Gra-Paige GNIr Ctt GN Ry Pt G Wes Sug Corp 61% Tex Gul Sul 37% Tim Roll Br 62% Truax-Traer 9% Union Pac 144 Un Air Corp 26% United Corp 5% United Drug 13% United Fruit 82 Un Gas Imp 13% .|US Ind Al 35% US Pipe 55% US R&Imp 12% US Rubber 60% Us Smelt R 87 US Steel 105 US Stl Pf 136% Vanadium 30% War Pict 13% West Un 62% Westg Air 44% Westg El 138% White Mot 25% Wilson & Co 9% Woolworth 49% Wrigley, Jr. 69 MONEY RATES New York, May 6—(P—Call money 1 per cent all day, mmercial Paper 1 per cent, e foune steady 0:80 daye 1%; 1-6 mos. % per cent. Bankers acceptances unchanged. Int Nick Can 61% Int T & Tel 11% Johns-Man 131% Lig MB (4a) 99 FOREIGN EXCHANGE New York, May Doane is F: 5.26%; Germany free 40.21 23.50; Norway 24.82; Sweden a5AT; Montreal in New York 100.25. MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS , Minneapolis, May . 6—(P—Stocks cl First Bank Stock 14%. Northwest Banco 11%. CURB sTocks New York, May, 6.—(@)—Curb: American Gen. 20% Cities Service 3%. Elec, Bond & Share 19%. Fisk Rubber 1i 11 lots good fed heifers up to 10. i ttered beef cows si Si 5.75- 7.50; cutter grades .75~5.255 few common and medium Tent Roa steers 6.75 down; load choice heifers 7.50; currént stocker and feed cattle quotations: Steers ides ae ips and choice medium 5.00-6.5 300-1050" a at and choice 7.! 50; common and med- . ifers, good and choice § 3; common and medium 4.75- 6.00; cows good 4.75-5.25; common and ; calves (steer), ena .00; medium 5.75-6.50. slow, scattered early ‘sales to shippers and traders steady to 10 lower; goo ‘butchers 200 lbs, up 9.75-' to traders; packers biddin Hot 170-200 ATS ied 9.50: 3 30 He 3 medium = 8.75-9.25; down, / Sheep 1000; no early fat lamb ac- tion: undertone firm; load lots fed wooled skins held around 12.00; odd head common to medium shorn ewes 3.00-4.25; feeders scarce. domestic wool was quiet ‘Thursday. Few buyers were / willing to make commitments. Thi price situation was irregu! holders of domestic wools were not inclined to concessions in order while others shaded prices, wools showed most weakness sell at several cents below recent firm asking prices for wools in the grease. Lower quotations have _ not yet stimulated mill interest. ae eb es CHI Chicago, May. '6. No. 1 red 3 sample . 1 white 55%-56. tye, Buckwheat nor soybeans none. barley feed: 71 malting 1.00-1.28: Hmothy seed 4.25-60.° seed 6.00-32.00, ‘Clover INVESTMENT TRUSTS Associated (By the ited Press) (Over The counter in yer York) Maryland Fund 9.82, 10.7! Quart Inc Sh 17.74, GOVERNMENT, BONDS New_York, May 6.—(%)—Govern- ment Bonds; ‘Treasury 4%’s 114.27. Treasury 4’ 110.18. CHICAGO STOCKS El 52. Midwest Cotp 10%. WIS MERE CASH GRAIN Winnipes. M ‘ash wheat ab 1 northern nA 32%; No. 2 northern 1,30; No, 3 Der era A 26%. Oats No. 2 white 55%; No. 3. 54%. RANGE OF CARLor. SALES Minneapo! Range of carlot grain Wheat No..3 dark northern . 5 hard amber mixed. durum grade 69. Rye and flax not quoted. | Mystery Car Enters Traffic Death Case Minneapolis, May 6—(P)—A sec- declared the car he saw speeding south on Hennepin avenue the night ;| of Mar. 12 was 8 light green and not ~ Saries’ Ve | tests will be eligible for the state con- ‘29 % Pat 30,231, steady; extra firsts lo- cal Union Car 99% | R CORN HITS HIGHEST PRICE IN 12 YEARS IN CHICAGO MARKET Traders Short Worried Over Requirements to Meet Contracts Soon Chicago, May 6.—(7)—Corn late Thuraday overtopped the high price Tecord of the past 12 years. May delivery of corn was old up 2% cents a bushel to 1.35%, siving evidence that arrivals of Argentine corn here have failed to lessen anxiety. cf traders who are short of corn to meet contract requirements in the next few weeks. Uncompleted May corn contracts now outstanding total about 5,000,000 bushels, with stocks of corn almost zero, At the close, corn was unchanged to 1% higher, compared with yester- day's finish, May 1.34% -%, July 1.20%-%, wheat % off to % up, May 1.29%, July 1.18%-%, and oats vary- ing from % decline to an equal gain. MILL CITY WHEAT FUTURES CHANGE LITTLE Minneapolis, May futures prices’ showed little change at the close of Thursday's session here Because of conflicting market ad- vices, Rain reports from the southwest caused some selling near the close. Trade was dull. May and Sept. wheat each el % lower at 1.34% and 22%, respectively. July closed % higher aca, Flax futures closed firmer on spec- ulative buying, May flax closed 4 higher at 218%, July's higher at 2.16, and Sept. 2 higher at 2.16, Coarse grains were unsettled. May oats closed % higher at 48% and July % higher at 42%. May rye closed 1% higher’at 1.08, July % higher at 98% and Sept. % higher at 90%. May feed barley closed % lower at 72% and July % lower at 66%. May malting barley closed unchanged at T12, Cash wheat demand was limited. Not enough winter or durum wheat was in to make a market. Cash corn demand was limited. Oats demand was quiet. Rye demand was slow. Barley was easy. Flax demand was quiet. Produce Markets i cHECAGO Chicago, May 6—(®)—Butter had a firmer tone in Thursday's trading, eggs were steady, but poultry tend- id to the firmer side also. 10,954, firmer; creamery- (93 score) 31-31%; extras (92) xtras firsts (90-91) 2934-30; (88-89) 28-29; standards (90 centrallzed carlots) cars 21; fresh graded firsts local ars 20%; current receipts 19-19 ks storage packed extras 22%; storage packed firsts 22% Poultry, live, 37 Tauck, steady to aes hens over 5 Ib. 18, 5 Ib. and less 19%; Leghorn hens 16; fryers, colored 24, Plymouth and White Rock 25%; brolers colored 23, Plymouth & White ock 24, barebacks 19-21, Leghorn 20; springs colored 24%, White Rock 25%, Plymouth Rock 26%; roosters » Leghorn roosters 11%; turkeys, hens 16, toms 15, No. 2 turkeys 14; ducks, white and colored 4% 1b. up 16, small 14; geese 11. NEW YORK New York, May 6.—(#)—Butter, 10,- 013, steady. Creamery, extra (92 score) 32%: seconds (84-87 scores) 37-29%; other. butter prices unchang- Cheese, 50,781, steady to firm and ugchanged. ges, 26,137, firmer, Mixed colors, special packs’ 23%-24%; standards 22%-23; storage packed firsts 22%; first 20-20%; mediums and dirties No. 1, 19; average checks 18. Live poultry, by express, wale: broilers: Rocks 23-25; reds 19. crosses 21-24; fowls: Colored 20-21; roosters 14 turkeys 18-20; other ex- press prices unchanged. No freight handlers’ strike, Dressed poultry steady to easy. Fresh and frozen prices unchanged, quotations account BUTTER AND EGG EUSURES. Chicago, May 6.—(P) Butter Futures: High Low Close Storage Standard: + 30% 29% Ese Futures Storage Packed Firate,, Refrigerator Stana- ards, Oct. . 23% MINNEAPO! Minneapolis, carload lo: cotton sacki changed, 7.3 unchanged, 6.9) 602, Pure. bran $3,00-50. middlings 35.00-50, CHICAGO POTATOES Chicago, May 6.—(#)—Potatoes, 30, on track 118, total U. S. shipments 715; old stock, about steady, supplies light, demand fair; sacked per cwt. Towa, Russet Burbanics U, 8. No. 2,65-80; U. 2.37% -40; Maine Green Mountains S. No. 1, 2.25; Wisconsin round whites U. S, No. 1, 1.80; Bliss triumphs U. S. No. 1, few sales 2.00, New stock strong, supplies very light, demand fair; sacked per cw California White Rose U. 8. No. 1, 4.00-25, mostly 4.25; Texas Bliss triumphs U. 8. No. 1, 5.00. DULUTH CASH GRAIN (#)}—Closing cash prices, whe standard patents, 5. Shipments 23,- Standard at: No, 1 heavy dark Rorthern spring 60 Ibs. 1.43%-1.54%: No, 1 a northern 41%, 4% -1.; 3%; ‘No. 1 dark hard winter, Montana 9%. 1 hard, aut Ly Ibs. 2, ys. discounted ate belew hard ambers, Flax No. 1 (plus dock) 2.14-2.18. Rye No. 2, 1.06. Oats No. 3 white’ 4 pis: Barley malting 80-1.10. Feed barley 64% -76% 17 High Schools Will Compete in Forx Meet Grand Forks, N. D., May 6—(P)— Seventeen Northeastern North Dako- ta hig schools are expected to com- pete in the district two track and field meet at the University is ee Dakota Saturday, West, tournament manager. One of six district events being -conducted preliminary to the state high gchool classic, the first apd sec- ond place winners in Saturday's con- test, May 16 and 15. Athletes are expected to compete from high schools at Petersburg, Larimore, Mayville, Osnabrock, Aneta, Lankin, Pembina, Michigan, Northwood, Hoople, Gilby, Drayton. | Grand Forks Central. YEGGS TAKE WATCHDOG . Chicago, May 6—(#)—Burglars who entered the boos of William Einer 6.—(?)—Wheat | July. jane sewelry ‘and Wednesday night took $1,800 in cash the watchdog. 30% 120, 1.20% % 1.19% 1.18% Lise ie 1ITK% 116% 117% 132% 1.35% 132% 134% May, new.. i Lid, 120% 118K 120% May, old... july. new. 1.20% 1.28 1.28% 1.22% 1.21% 1.22% vee 113 ‘22% .72% 66 68% 12% 66% S1% 98% 0% 20% MB% 48% 43% 42% see ate 15 see FR 8 DULUTH ae ‘Ba a Durum— Open Close paar Fe ak 1a tase MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN Minneapaiis, May 8.— (?) — Wheat receipts Thursday 29 compared to 80) @ year ago. Minneapos cash wheat and coarse grain closing usaticas aay follow: Capelveree, To Arrive 154% 153% 145% 150% 140% 1.46% 144% 1.42% 5 1.40% + 125% 138% + 1.245% 1.35% 1.37% 1.42% tana Winter Wh + 1.3456 » 131% r 1H 1.37% 1.39% 1.35% 1.37% ey 7 protein « 135% 1.37% 133% 135% or + 133% 1.35% 1.31% 1.33% or +++ 1.30% 1.32% 128% 1.30% esota and South Dakota Wheat - 1.31% 1.33% 1.29% 1.32% + 129% 1.31% 1.27% 1.20% 1.28% 1.30% 126% 1.28% Durum . 1.25% 1.28% 1.23% 1.24% 127%... 1.26% 1.24% 1.23% 121% 1.19% 117% 1.15% 11% 1.29% 1.24% Grains Fred Michel Elected Wilton Team Manager Wilton, N. D., May 6 — Freddie Michel was named to manage the Wilton baseball team when fans and players met to reorganize and lay plans for the coming.season. Willis Johnson will serve as assistant man- A.| ager and Al Huhn will be coach. Elected field captain and secretary- treasurer were Harry Gilmore, and Pete Leif. Managers of the club last year were Jack Abbott and Floyd Johnson. The first practice was held Sunday after- noon, pom GET PITCHER » Paul, Paul baseball club obtained southpaw pitcher Vernon Wilshere Thursday tom the Chicago White Sox on op- BOHANNON TO RETIRE Duluth, May 6, —(P)— Dr. BE. W. Bohannon, president of the Duluth State Teachers’ college since its founding in 1902, will retire Jan. 1. y {culty resulted from | Water to Be Put on ‘ sprinkler system to water approach- *| mind, Lynwood Louisville Gripped By Derby Hysteria Turf Fans Start Crowding Into Town for Renewal of Race Classic Saturday i heim’s Pompoon, the Wheatley Btable’s Melodist and J. W. Parrish’s Dellor. Ted Meinhover Signs To Coach at Wilton Ted Meinhover, former three-letter sports star at the University of North Dakota and Bismarck high school, has signed to coach athletics at Wil- ton high school this year, it was announced Thi year Addition of Meinhover to the te ment at the school, Hanson said. He reported new prospects will be “‘ ous threats” to nine football letter- men and five Te- basketball regulars turning for the 1937 and '38 cam- Paigns, Crosby Golf Layout D, May 6—(7—A €3 to the greens and construction of nine more holes are planned this Treen George. tales A purine plant will be placed on the creek bank and water will be Pumped to eight of the nine ap- Prose es to the present greens, he said. Two hundred trees also will be landscaped by the city park board. Officers directing the improvement prea are M. J. Werges, president; M. Mossing; vice president; J. P. Costello secretary; J. A. Kreucher and J. M. Henderson, directors. Devils Lake Club to Beautify Golf Course pionship July 11 to 25, Bjornson tro- phy Aug. 1, and annual merchan- dise invitational Sept. 12. Rowe Rejoins Tigers, But Still Takes Pills Detroit, May 6.—(?)—With pills in ane eS the)" Household Goods for Sale Thrifty People Always Read the WANT-ADS Male Help Wanted man, feally inclined for light’ shopwork. ne at 120 W. Thayer. ANTED—¥iret class barber. Only Nae in town, completely pune Write Box 163, Denhoff, N WANTED: Experienced barber. a _ Box 7, Linton, N. Dak. or call 145. WANTED—First class berber. An- nex Barber and Beauty Shop. ____ Female Help Wanted WANTED AT ONCE—Reliable, ex- perienced farm housekeeper, age 25 to 35. State age, weight, height, WANTED—Girl for general house- work, John Gussner. Phone 216. After 7 p. m., 1132-R. ‘WANTED: Experienced girl for gen- eral housework. No cooking. 802 Ave. B. WANTED—Experienced woman for wana work. Write Tribune Ad. WANTED—Lady cook for City Cafe. ——eeeE— Work Wanted FOR REPAIRING or recovering fur- niture. Call Schneider, 709 12th. North or phone 1941-R. Prices very Teasonable. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and re- paired. Called for and delivered. H. Sundheim. Phone 1563. 1004 Ave. C. HAVE your watch cleaned and re- paired. At special price. Call 318 Mandan St., after 6 o'clock. © CALL Snowflake Laundry, lowest prices in town for quality work done. Phone 779. GARDEN plowing done. Satisfaction quarenieed, Frank Welch, phone 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. a davenport bed, mahogany table irs, bedroom oe miscellaneous household ar- ticles, garden tools and hose. 815 Ave. D. Tel. 1426. USED TRUCK HEA DQUARTERS Best Stock im the Best Condition ia Town STUDEBAKER—1936 Cab over Engine, 24,000 miles. INTERNA’ IONAT—1 936 wheelbase, 14,000 miles. INTERNATIONAL—1 935 wheelbase, reconditioned. CHEVROLET—139¢ 157” wheel- base, reconditioned, 160” ITERN ATION A L—1935 wheelbase, reconditioned. tent 137” wheelbase, 1 aor 157” wheelbase, 15,- INTERNA TIONAL—6-% Pickups at rare peree lee INTERNATIONAL—3 vi Body in splendid condition. ltt ie a 34 185” wheelbase, fin: Many other makes aan ee with prices ranging from $50.00 $795.00 157" 160” ton We will not be undersold on this stock International Harvester Co. Bismarck, North Daketa Lots for Sale DESIRABLE building lots on sewer and water, near Richholt school. prices and terms. Hedden Real Estate Agency. Phone 0. CHOICE corner lot for sale by own- er. Inquire Mrs. W. Lehfeld, 428 4th St., Bismarck. Houses for Rent FIVE room house, adults only Hot air furnace. For information call ureenings at 416 3rd St., or phone ONE ROOM log cabin, south side. Close in. $15. Phone 1589. Call 113 Ist St. MODERN 6 room house, newly de- corated. Call 117-M. Mattresses MATTRESSES rénovated and rebuilt. Either regular or spring filled. 419 9th St. Phone 1126. Apartments for Rent IMMEDIATE Posseésion: Surnusnes 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. HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale. Also Model T Ford. 925 10th. Phone _15TI-3. ONE rug, 6x9, $5; day bed, $7. Everts, 314 3rd_8t. ____Lostand Found TAKEN UP—Dark brindle Boston male dog with harness. White nose ‘and forehead. White spot on neck. ‘White on breast. Clarence Hanson, 209 11th. Phone 671. Houses for Sale NEW small modern home, just being completed; full basement, gas heat, oak floors, built-in features. Im- mediate possession. Very reasonable selling price and terms. Hedden Real Estate Agency, Phone 0. LOOK YOUR BEST Let us Cased and press your el aie Tego Cleaners DOWNTOWN furnished room for light housekeeping. Connecting bath. oa water always. 304% SLEEPING , Closet. Deep Sleep mattress. Always hot water. Close in, 217 First St. Phone 148. 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 8t. Call 1705-M. SINGLE room and double room, newly decorated. Ice box for sale. 606 Ave. C. SLEEPING room, beauty rest_mat- tress.. Gentlemen only. $8. Call at 81) Ave. C. NICE clean room suitable for one or two gentlemen. Always hot water. 903 9th St. ROOM, next to bath. First floor, hot water at all times. Call 1760. 408 10th. his pockets and uncertainty in his (Schoolboy) Rowe, star pitcher, was back with the De- troit Tigers today. Still more or leas s patient, Rowe Ford hospital physic! guard diet and down the pills—every day all summer long. Rowe, who aaid he will pitch again within a week or ten days, reported the doctors found “a Ute, svete with my thyroid.” He had been con- fined originally for cold and sinus Giger SS Capitol o1 Baseball Club Plays Baldwin Sunday list ectric Hatchery. SLEEPING ROOM, centrally located. a eee: Wardrobe, 404 5th. Phone sleeping room, for two. Call at 808 Main St. SLEEPING or light room for rent. Call 1740-W. LARGE room foe: senh, Suitate for LARGE leeping room, $12. Ladies only, 31§ Mandan St. FURNISHED room near capitol. 512 Ave. E. Phone 1 TWO ROOMS 5 saa TE boy oF ane i Fg EREE Hf i RE it i i i i 5 ry E sl .| FOR RENT—Three NEW UNFURNISHED four room apartment. Living room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. Four large closets. Electric refrigerator. Gas and wa- ter furnished. Laundry privileges. Davis Apts, Phone 465-W. = FURNISHED 2 room apartment, pri- vate bath and kitchenette, Frigi- daire. Also one room apartment with private bath and kitchenette. Frigidaire. 106 Main Ave. Nicola Apts. room, bedroom, kitchen and bath. 114 4th &t. 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. Automobiles for Sale OUCH! This hurts our pocketbook, but we must reduce our big stock of SPECIAL—THIS WEEK ONLY 1934 Plymouth, 4-door sedan.. 345 1936 LaFayette sedan 470 1932 Dodge sedan . 1928 Pontiac, Al condition. On UE e A: MOTORS, 122 Main Phone 700 CHEVROLET coupe, 1930. A-1 con- 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 cain te tees oe Business Opportunity CAFE IN TOWN of 500. Good busi- ness. Selling on account poor health. pees ‘reasonable. Write Tri- bune Ad. FOR SA Wet equipped dray and trucking line carrying state permit. Doing co business. Write Tribune 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. Men’s Suits, Top Coats Ladies’ Dresses, Coats, Swaggers Cleaned and Perfection Cleaners 118 Thayer Phone 1707 Wanted to Rent WANTED: Four orefive room fur- | nished house by reliable party. Can | furnish references. Phone 1198. Wanted to Buy WANTED—Electric Ice Cream cab- - inet, 6 or 8 hole. Also carbonator. State price, age and make. Write eerriune AG 20678), ee WANTED—An electric refrigeration unit for large size cooler. Write Tribune Ad. 20891. WANTED—Late model used type- yet. M. B. Gilman Co. Phone Miscellaneous for Sale POTATOES, Cobblers, Red Tramps, Ohios . For seed and table use. - Come and see us before you buy elsewhere. Phone 1317. 222 80. - 9th St. BUICK Sedan, washing machine, ice boxes. For Rent: One large, one small bedroom, newly decorated. Apartment 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. TWO partly furnished rooms with cleenibe 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 ‘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 spring mattress, electric refrig- erator, laundry. Gas furnished for range. Custodian, College Bldg. FURNISHED one room and kitchen- ette apartment. Modern home. Up- stairs. Outside entrance. Radio in- cluded. $17.50. 320 2nd. MODERN furnished 2 room apart- ment. Also one room basement pig a Close in. Phone 260, ONFURNISNED 30m _ApaFERIERE Private bath. Private entrance. Adults. $35. C. L. Pearce, First St. 5 ROOM upstairs apartment, also 3 Toom basement 4 nt, each private bath. 617 15th St. Phone 1175-W. FURNISHED three room and bath spartment, also one room, kitchen- ette and bath. Murphy bed. Phone FURNISHED 3 room ag Hey screen porch, ground floor. front. For small family. a ath St. SMALL furnished one room spart- ment with closet. Upstairs, also _ garage. 405 5th St. Phone 1083-W. FURNIS Toom and kitchen- ectts. Ground floor. one room basement apartment. 222 3rd St. ONE room, kitchenette with bath. Furnished. rch, at 406 9th St. Phone 890.. $24 | TWO ROOM HOUGE; 3 room room apart: ment, one 1-room spartment. furnished. 818 7th Tel. 1747-R. TWO ROCA area ets: £0 fee Tot and two room apartment in base- ment. 411 8th St. Phone 273. af TWO rooms for light housekeeping. Heat, water, lights and gas furnish- ed. Call ot THREE room furnished apartment. Frigidaire. finire, Adults only. 711 9th St. SMALL furnished epartment with front entrance. Call upstairs. 305 3rd St. TWO modern furnished spertments. $25 per month. 233 Mandan St. ‘apartment. Rose Apts. 215 3rd St. Phone 852. room spartment. z3 if ; : at Inquire 116 6th St. FOR SALE: One Leffel 75-horse Ma- rine boiler ir good condition. Ar- mour Creameries, Bismarck, N. D. UNDERWOOD typewriter, 12-inch roller, standard keyboard, in good condition. Phone 1522-LJ. PERSIAN kittens for sale. 8 weeks old. Eileen Saxvik, 622 8th St. Seed and Feed FOR SALE—Early Murdock seed corn, cured in field; 98%: germination; $3.25 per bu. graded. T. Mutr, Mooreton, N. Dak. 180 BU. Falconer seed com, germina tion test 95%. $2.75 per bushel. W. . F. Cameron, 9 miles south of Men- oken, N. Dak. FALCONER seed corn with about 8% white flint. $2.00 per bushel. An- ton Kalvoda, Route 2, Mandan. FALCONER seed corn, ,test 98. Cleaned and graded. $3 per bushel. Lester Larson, Baldwin. Tribune Rates ME _ : 5