The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1937, Page 7

i New York Stocks Adams Exp Loews 3% Alas Jun Lorillard (P) 20% All Ch Dye Mack Trks 41% 1% 11% 218% oT% ‘Am Gry Sag 38 RP ro romana cua Am am H&L it Mas Cop Disappointment in “Fahl Inter son Pet 25% fm toe. 0 [gain Sl ate, ‘Circles Over Earnings Said Am Metal ~ 44% |Minn. Hon 96 Cause of Decline am Few lp 1% Minn Mol 11%) eS ie Sea (PSSM 1K fa al Sx |Mont' wate oh | MQ oh ne do ie am 8 Ref 81% |Mur Corp. 10% | pet = a Am St P 51% (Nash Mire 17. | Ket vulnerable Monday and lowes a Am Sug Ref 43° (Nat Biscuit traction mere pons, folr AM T&T 159% lowed an early rally, Am TobB 77 Am W Wks 16 ‘Am Wool Pf 55% ; Anaconda = 50K py a’ ie ATSP -8 shares. All Ret a% Bald Loco 4% m 56% Balt & Ohio 25% 3 Bendix i ecida ata [Peete ty Boeing Air “2B |park Utah 4 poreen =o Pathe Film Briggs Mtg © 30% | Penney JC 85%. Budd Wh na (Pen RR MK ° Su A222 4 [eae bots sl! Livestock But Cop & Z 5% | Enel, Dodg 82% eS) abe”? Phillips Pet 52% . cate ID 15, |Pro& Gam 81% SOUTH ST. PAUL se 8ve NJ Celanese 34% | Pu Svc N Ser D Pasco 62% | Pure Oil Shes & O 50% | Pullman Chi&NW 3 |Purity Bak Bate ties i 3 Cal Gt W Pt o4.|mem Rand 274 (80d medium heifers 7.00-0.00; com- CM&StPPf 3%|Reo. Motor 5% to saci ee Baa, low CRI&P 2 |Rep Stl pate Supers end casters, Sauter bulls Chrysler 96% |Rey ‘Tob B 49% | About steady: bulk 6,50-6.25; good beet Col-Palm 18% /Sche Distill 29% | bulls up to 7.25; stockers slow, tend: Col G El 10% |Beabd O11 z pod Com Solv 13 | Sears-Roe Com de Sou 2% Bevel Edis Shell Con Oil 14% | simmons lower than Cont Can 90%|Socony Vac 19 | town steady; heavier weights steady Cont Mot 2% | Sou Cal Ed 23% | 8! higher; good and choice 170-260 cos a c Bo Pac 414, | 128+, 11.00-35 moe 12.35; 10,25-11.00; Corn Cream Wh 2. |s0 RY pr Crosley 19% | Spery Corp Cub Am Sug 8 | std Brands Curt Wret 5% std G & El Deere & Co 124% | 504 On Cal Dia Match. 26% on Dome Mines 41% |8t¢ Oil Ina mx |S OUN ST ied whe re 150% | Stew War . East Kod 172 | Stone & Web 18% 115 god springer cows 60.00 to 80.00; El Auto Lite 38 | avin @ Co 23% | Plain kinds down to 45.00 or less. EL Bost 9% | Temas Com STH Ppeditsd aie Tex Gul Sul 34% a Slonx ge ugns Secu, Tex PC & 0 13% 4000; ited" n Meo | Tim Roll B55 a heit Gen Gen Mills 60% ays ae cown dull sestiy 46 lower! Gen Mtors a ir 10 and pircod steady to weak; some bids Gillette 14 fore ree G 3% | Onion se ae Package choice native yearlings 12.50; Goodyear ct Un Air Corp 26% | choice ‘neirere 11°50; Peet ay an Gra- 4) United Corp 4%| 6.25; cutter. grades 375-5.00; few 5 pfs as rtd United Drug holce above. 9.005 sar. ‘choice United Fruit ‘Curr eyed eld nth Ua Gas Imp 11% | quotation Siaers, 520-400 ibe “food : CO) Prod ve 800 1030 Ibs, good vs 9.75; common and eifers, a Lig M B (4a) 96 Produce Markets | CHICAGO June 28.—()—Butter wea little change Monday est ided higher. Poultry was \bout st Butter AGb81, ate rpecials (93 score) 2) 38 Pai firsts ) 27% -28 Chicago, creamery- y 29-29%: conds (8434- centralized xtra firsts lo- graded firsts urrent receipts et packed irate 21, 3 ete age m Poultry, dive, 1 Cy 23 bt about tee ; hens over § Ib. 17: Ib, and less Leghorn hens 12 fr tolored’19, Plymouth Hock ss Hock 21, barsbacks 17 broiitra, cole ored 18, Plymouth and White Rock 19, barebacks 16, Leghorn 16-18; errings, colored 21, Plymouth Rock 2 Rock 24, barebacks 18; roos Leghorn roosters 12; turke: vs toms 14, No. 2 turkeys 13: cars mcked extras 1% 5 store | cows, good 4.75 medium 4,00-' and (teers) ood and choice 00~ top 11.25; package 11.30 Food and choice "50-826 1 1.10-25; packers top 11.2 weights’ 10,50-11.10; ey good sows 10.10-25; few fora; mediums. 9.60-10107 feodet 75-10.25: feeder sows mostly 16; few 10.00; stags 10.75 down. ike Sheep 300 yjaclading. 259 cereus no o| carly, actio native ad Idaho ‘ndertone wei choice yative held al and feeders little c! 2.75-3.78; Texas fee Texas yearlings 7.50. lambs CHIC. Chicago, June ae Cae, 8. D. —Hogs 16,000 including 6,500 dire A.) uneven, good ahd choice hogs 180 Ibs. down fully steady; others w sows 10-15 off; hei sows 2% off in instances: top i good and ghoice 300-309 1. 150-200 lb. 11.25-90; ie "Spore packing sows 4 ds . best time but er ‘and aise? cay. ¢ Pelle efeady arer and colored 44 Ib up 12%, small eH Sacenei ve geese 1 eae New York, ar une. 2 38 —(P—Live poul- fe BA by freight, about steady. No quo- F aal ons. auctor, 13,871 higher ae oo ft milk flate, fresh apoginis 1819; held, ney aN 23% ‘peg inaticie 26,886) fire speciat packs 43-25 storage packed fir aiui 9% -20 BUTTER AND EGG FUTURES Chicage, June 28.—(}—. Butter Futures: ce ) Standards, High Low Close + 20% 29% « 20% 30% 30% November Ege Futu: Refrigerator Stan- dare OC. sr nnee 26% 26% 24% CHICAGO POTATO! celcames June 38.—)—(U, 8. D. otatoes, 191, on coe, 376, US. shipments datu Su 68; best Qa ‘about tod sand 4 area rolina mostly ia col Us. saissourt copblers ar tl; iy $0533 65 Noi UB. No. 1, 1. wing some decay iss triumphs US. aL me Bliss triumph: Oe quality and condit! 45; Te eg heated and or joma cobblers showing decay 1B: No. 1, ar Bliss triage and partly eroded 1, ene Us. I ‘UB. No. 1, good qua: End condition tow alee 1-00-52 menses eae bblers partly graded car RANGE OF Mianeapolin of carlot in sales ; nS ‘thern spring: oo “Ibs. 1. As r DULUTH CASH GRAIN + kK to 10 ; | lower than Friday's. peecaes hari Igwelght bulk 65: 50 Ib., igs steady city aie eit Duluth, June ba ag get Bile J gat prices, wheat: 1 heavy a Ase: 59 ibs. 1.4 No. 2 57 1 northern winter Montane Ibs. 29% Ud durum i. 16-1.27. coun 35¢ below hard old, a1. No. fea 1.284 Ne 2 yellow, 1.25% -27%. Bus * Tees NS we Oats No. 1 wh: Soy beans No. : yellow 1.31%. ley, feed 53-76 nom; malting nom. Timothy seed and clove: no quotations. BOSTON WOOL Boston, June 28.—()—(U, —The woo! marke steady to firm Monday though tically no business was done. ed combing spot Ohio fleeces firm at 43-44 cents in the grease f Bock) 1.93%. r 8. D. A.) was quoted mostly three-eights blood and 42-43 cents for quarter ood. Some houses asked 45 cents Sor peree-signts and 44 for quar- ter bi MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Minneapolis, rr ndard ‘Shipments 17,378, 1.50, June 28.—@)—Flour, in 98 ib., cot- te 5 unchanged, Pure Standard middlings WINNIPEG ar GRAIN Winni; wheat ern 1.34 No. 2'white oe 1 mixed feed 5! eg. June lo. 1 northern 1. 3 No, 2 3 No, 3 northern 1.30! Fae 3 white 58% Wey ae 11.75 11.85 12.02 12.12 12.10 12.10 11,90 12.00 Bellies— Tuly ......-16.00 —voee soe 16.00 2 |Bept. ......16.75 — svoee soe 16.75 MINES RANGE aan June 38. — are, . Pi iw 1R% pyrg New York Stocks ] STOCK PRICES DROP Grain Quotation WHEAT PRICES RIN WITH RAILS UNDER. Hew 121 1.14% 129 + 118% 123% 1.16% 1.22% Corn— July new.. 1.24 127% 123 127% old .. 1.25% +1107 113% 108% 1.12% 2% 88% 79 281% 2% + 1.28% 132% 1.26% 131% Dec. + 1.25% 1.90% 1.26% 1.30 Feed Barley July . $8 (91% «88-90% 0% BM BX 83% O% 4% 41 4% 38% 31% 35% 37% ayoew.. 191 192 190 161% aon ae 191% 193% 191 193 ULUTH RANGE 4 Close 17 % LIT 1 amber ha S|” 60 ibs... 119 “| amber ba 52 Ibs... F «+ 141% 1.54% .. » 145% 153% .... « 1.43% 152% .. - 141% 150% . soon SreeFaee ree @:@: 0: @:@ i] z S: 8: 3:8: < BY ¥ = EF ¥ -eevaecnnuunuuneeen Montana Winter Wheat ses 1H WW... 134% 1.36% . sees 13% ey 1 iBe otade 1DE bs a we. 134% 136% ...6 cet 134% 126% .. seen =o} 2334 133% 135% .... ..+. a 133% 134% ...- 133% 133% .... 1.30% 131% .... Durum “peg~o) fri bt ta asa2ze R28 7 hd aw ve TAB 120 eae snee Ey ph ae 1.18 117 115 113 wee 111 ss Ibs... Be 105 + 103 amber hd 51, Ibs.... 1.01 Grade of 53% 1.00% + 190% 196% 0. woe, 350,000 oa tates, @ |nadian crop estimates because of 99. 41% thes a ree 5S Daketa Wheat|cause of the so-called ment” and because of the excitement | TWO continued UP 5-CENTS LIMIT ON RUST'S SPREAD Canadian Crop Estimates Is Cut 50 Per Cent Over Month Ago, Pit Hears Chicago, June 28—(#)--In a late buying Vara Honea $ wheat ran up to the extreme im- Permissible limit, 5 cents & ee? 1, at most North American mar- Spring wheat markets led the aky- drouth damage. Some estimates put the probable size of the Canadian crop were as low as 150,000,000 bushels, ‘about 50 per cent of expectations a “a A close, Chicago wheat fu- tures were 3%-3% above Saturday's finish, July 118%-%, Sept. 1.19%- 1.20. Corn 1%-3% up, July 1.37-1.27%, | tion realty 1.12%-%, and oats % to 2 cents vanced. MILL CITY WH FUTURES PRICES. “SOAR Minneapolis, June 28.—(@)—Black rust reports from a wide area and an unfavorable weather forecast put grain bears to rout all along’the line Monday and wheat futures led a strong sey whent fatures_olbaed ark uly wheat futures close 7 higher at 1.42% - Bep' it 1. and Dec, July flax clos- and Sept. unchang- her. 2% higher at Mberal. ier but . Li Cash wheat offerings we: Bids on winter wheat were durum was scarce, Cash corn demand was limited. Oats was in slow demand. Yet demand slecken ene Barley held firm to es ‘lax was im fair to good jemand. FOREIGN Reps oe INVESTMENT TRUSTS (By the Associated Press) (Over tne counter in New York) Hamilton Tr 8hi yee Maryland Fund No Am Tr 301 Quart Inch 8h 16.83, 18. Sel Am 6h Inc 13.66, CUR! New eke vans me —UP}—Cutb: American Ge Citles Service aa Elec. Bond & Share ae Fisk Rubber 13. MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS Reta June 28.— (P}—Btocks close First Bank Stock 13%. Banco no Northwest trade (bid 0%). Gove! New_York, June 28.- apoio vern= ment Bonds: ‘Treasury Treasury ¢ CHICAGO STOCKS (By the Associated Press) Miawest cc a no OANNONBALL DANCE OPENS CELEBRATION Sioux Gather Once Again to Re- enact Age-Old Ceremony of the Sunda Dance Cannonball, N. D., June 28—(7)— An Indian dance at an encampment east of the sub Indian agency here Monday night will mark the begin- ning of the sun dance week. Passing of the sun dance or “Wiya- kata Cannonpa” pipe will be an im- portant part of the ceremony to the colorful ritual to be held Thurs- Ha caused as the dancers the ceremony for two days and a night, fasting throughout the strenu- ous ceremony. A Whole Shower of Disapproval Hundred Smothered To Death h Under Wall SCHOOL OFFICI OFFCLS SELECT NEW HEADS Marie Huber Is Named Presi- dent of Burleigh County Group Here Saturday on record in favor of ta! the tecaher unit reen Us equaions tion fund to per teacher, estab- Ushment of & minimum teacher's sal- ary of $58 per month and a uniform Members of the resolutions commit- tee were Mrs. E. L. Adams, McKenzie; ©. L. Peterson, Wild Rose, and O. W. te. :|¢—_~___________ Ef Today’s Recipe | Female Help Wanted wanted. - iced and must like children. Ap- ply evenings at 303 Hannafin. house on farm. Write or see G, F. Davis, Box 312, Werner, North Dakota. Work Wanted teacher Posi- tion tutoring. Can get results with any grede, especially eighth and beginners. Write Tribune Ad. 22042 or phone 13912. & berg, contractors. All aed guaranteed. Wanted to buy 2nd hand cement mixer. 835 11th. Phone 2033-W. EXPERIENCED young lady wishes work as waitress. Hour work or housework. Write Ad. 22047 or phone 12-F-12, Eo me maneaes aelang 5d making. Mrs. Morton and dsughter, 406 2nd. Apartments for Rent NEW ultra modern and unfurnished apartment, Three rooms and beth. Also, two rooms and bath, furnished or unfurnished. Adults only. Call at 606 Thayer Ave. between 2 and 9 P. m, FURNISHED or unfurnished apart- ment, Electric refrigerator. Mlec- tric stove. Laundry privileges. Fire- proof building. Suitable for s ried couple without children or 3 or 4 business ladies. Inquire at The Tribune office. THREE room unfurnished basement apartment. . Private bath. Ample closet space. Refrigerator. Radi- antfire. Laundry privileges. New. Near capitol. Available at once. 1023 8th Bt. NEWLY decorated unfurnished apartment in new home. Private bath. Private entrance. Laundry privileges. Garage. Gas, heat, and water included. Reasonable, 302 Ave. C. west. EXPERIENCED girl wants odd Jobs. Washing, ironing and cleaning. Phone 1308. GIRL wants work by day or hour. Experienced. Phone 1980, SS Household Goods for Sale SMALL icebox, wicker rocking chair, folding bed with large mirror in front, gas stove, birdseye maple dresser and chest of drawers. Many other things, 515 4th. HENRY F MILLER baby grand piano. Best cash price takes it, Call 570 Mandan, afternoohs, MOHAIR chair and davenport. Din- ing room table, Mie ane six chairs. 408 Srd. THREE gas stoves, two kitchen cab- inets, breakfast set. 1014 th Street. aha Lad Lake, suet nates Write’ ‘Tribune Ad 21974, complete; dressers, and other Hlaneous articles, Call 341-M. Look Your Best Let us clean and CLEANERS Frosen Berry yi (Select your favorite berries) package orange ipoon Juice, 1 cup crushed Taspber- wrens your elethes ‘MODERN, unfurnished roomy ment. Bedroom, kitchen, dining room, living room, sunroom, bath, Murphy bed. 600 Ave. D. L. KE. Thompson. Phone 287. MODERN two-room and Borie Nicely furnished. clothes closet. Washing p! privileges. Close in, Call 113 Mandan Street between 7 and 9 p. m. THREE room apartment. Furnished or unfurnished. Private entrance. 318 1102 Thayer. See owner, 318 9th. FURNISHED three room apartment. Private bath. Frigideaire, gas heat. Ground floor. Laundry privileges. 413 ae tad Inquire at 413% W. Tha: IA 45c Investment in the WANT-ADS Pays Returns Automobiles for Sale NO FOOLIN’ Any of the cars below at $68.00 enck. - 1928 Chrysle: Coach Easex Sedan Whippet Coach Ford Truck Plymouth Sedan Pontiac Sedan 1929 ' 1939 1925 1929 1030 1927 Chevrolet Coach 1934 Chevrolet Coach 1934 Oldsmobile T. Sed: Trucks 1935 Chev. % ton ton panel 1936 Chev. Sed. Delivery . We trade and give CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO. permease i USED car and truck parts for popular makes and models. Try us first. Bismarck Auto Parts. Phone 154, 101 B, Main, FOR SALE—1937_ Master DeLuxe Town Sedan. Write Tribune Ad. ———————_—_—_—_——_—_—— For Sale TWO purebred Hereford bulls. Year- ling and two year old. Priced right. Also will take one hundred or more cattle to pasture. Excellent grass and water. W. A. Niles, Tappen, North Dakota. UNFORNIGHED modern apartment. Gas stove, electric refrigeration. Fireplace. Over Woodmansee Sta- tionery Store. Apply .Woodmansee Stationery. ‘TWO room furnished basement apart- ment. Private entrance. Very light. Suitable for two. Practically new. $23. 511 14th St. Rear door. OR TRADE for car. Practically new 1937 Indian motorcycle. Model 74. Can be seen at rear of 120 W. Thayer aus |* SELECT NUMBER of purebred registered 2 year old Hereford bulls. Anxiety breeding. Patterson Land Company, Bismarck, res, North De- 100 TURKEYS about 4” weeks old. Priced for quick sale. Joe Schmidt 4% miles north and 1 miles east of Menoken, North Dakota. FURNISHED one room apartment Kitchenette. All privileges includ- ing shower. Private entrance. Corner of 10th and Broadway. TWO room furnished apartment, in- cluding ing lights, water, heat, gas, Kel- vinator and use of telephone. Call 930 4th. Back door to south. THREE room modern apartment. Sun porch, Attached garage. Elec- tric refrigerator. Always hot water. Main floor. Call 1227-R. t.|FULL blooded Polled Hereford bulls. A, E. Nelson, Wilton, N. D. Box 315. =r Miscellaneous for Sale ELECTRIC stove, gas laundry stove, wicker clothes hamper, cedar chest, lamps, hair mattress, small table, porch lantern, copper boiler, por- celain top table, auto blanket, fur coat, miscellaneous articles. Mrs. Margaret’ Bingenheimer, 305 3rd Ave N W, Mandan. ries, 1 cup whipped cream. Busin Dissolve gelatin in pineapple Juice. ess Oppor eye Add rest of the juices and chill until | FOR si : @ little firm, Beat until frothy and| and bulk plant, fully equipped al fold in the tz,|_ Glasgow, Montana. loca’ Freese four hours in tray in mechan-| and highway. County seat, ical refrigerator or pack tightly in| town about seven thousand. & covered mold and bury four hours| and terms. No trades. Brochway in four parts chopped ice and one part| Mercantile, Brochway, Montana, coarse salt, MERCANTILE bullding 25x130 ft. in Recta high altitude flying af- advantages, it also pre- Salesmen Wanted LARGE national publisher offers ex- ceptional opportunity for oo it you have @ car. Chance for ad- vancement. Amazing new subscrip- tion offer. Write P. N. Blake, Dept. A9, 415 Lumber Exchange Building, Minneapolis, Minn. Houses for Sale ONLY two two Hedden low Tow cost homes Bg Aah Ls irtue o execution issued ik ent docketed June Lis 39a7, tal theo oft lice of the Clerk of t! District Court of Burleigh ‘county, Dakota, in favor er me Own- pisintitt ang al aise 30 John Lumber Company, a [bere 8, I vil, ‘sell so much as may be ssary of real estate in Bur- dah. Apatae North Dakota, describ- “cat Five (5) and the North Bight (N 8 ft.) feet of Lot Six (6) in Block lorthern Pacific Sec- tion, ethane! en' perpen Has just been remodeled and decorated. Phone or see I. C. “Iverson, Mandan, North Dakota. A Poescigen INVESTMENT in modern store building in live Missouri Slope _elty. will net. 13%. Now under 20- year lease to large Pearated known -corporation. Write . 21962, pl ee ING established shoe repair busi- eens Modern and well souiprt Reason for selling, poor Write Tribune Ad. 21926. Rooms for Rent SLEEPING room for rent. Gentle- m preferred. Close in. 307° 4th, ‘Also, girl would like to take care of children. Call 1778-J. PLEASANT sleeping room. Suitable for one or two. Always hot water. 422 4th Street. Phone 649, FURNISHED living room, kitchenette and bath. Storage space. Suitable for two working girls. Call at 1029 4th Street after 5 p. m. VACANOY in new Rue apartments, Large unfurnished two bedroom apartment. Adults only. Call at 107 Ave. A. Apt. No. 5. LEAVING city. Have 5 room mod- on furnished respond Also, 4 unfurnished furnished apartment, Phone ‘08, MODERN furnished one room base- ment apartment. Suitable for one. Close in, Phone 260. After 6 p. m. call 512-W, Dr. Enge. largest best apartment in town. Four rooms and bath. Im- mediate possession. 811 Washing- ton. G. F. Pelke. TWO room ae aa apartment for two quiet people. Gas heat, wa- ter included. Laundry privileges. Upstairs. 510 Sth. LARGE, cheerful room in new mod- ern air-conditioned home. Next to bath. Call 1963. 903 9th. DARGE sleeping rooms with large closets. Close to bath. Hot water at all times. 421 Ist. PLEASANT sleeping room. Suitable for one or ach 211 2nd St, Tele- Phone 1526-W. CLEAN, comfortable room for rent. Board if desired. Central location. 623 6th Street. DESIRABLE four room apartment with private bath. Frigidaire. Adults only. Phone 793 or inquire at 813 Ave. C. THE largest and best apartment in town. Four rooms and bath. Imme- diate possession. 811 Washington. G. P. Pelke, TWO room apartment. Private bath. Private outside entrance. Com- pees a Price $32, 811 nd. NICELY furnished sleeping room for one or two. Close in. 313 Man- dan Street. NICELY furnished room in modern aoe Always hot water. 614 8th OnE furnished room. Gas heat. Close to town. 213 2nd. Phone 1584. ONE large sleeping room. Cail at 510 7th or phone 1737. NICE clean furnished sleeping room. 808 Main. Instruction SUE DIGBY, instructor. Shorthand any typing. Phone 1619. and SEMI-} Sn apartment. Newly furnished. Comfortably cool in summer. Warm in winter. 307 10th St. FOUR room unfurnished t with private bath. Ground: tise Glass and screen porch. 623 8h Street, TWO MODERN furnished apart- ments. Lights, heat and washing [abhi deed $25 per menth. 228 Man- TWO room basement apartment for rent. Lights, water and gas fur- nished. No children. Phone 6 585-R. FURNISHED large ‘fie roan eee ment apartment. and kitehenette. alt 22 223 ard ‘aireet, large one room apart- ment. Ground floor. Nice anti clean. Vacant July 1. 213 Thayer Ave. men. rooms. Screeni@wo room furnished spartment. Borst s punee entrance, "| ground floor. Lights, Spd Gd and . telephone furnished. Mattresses ‘aaa aber MATTRESSES renovated and rebullt,| Ho": Wul fmnlsh ff necessary. 227 Either regular or spring filled. 419 SMALL furlahed Bouse aid ewe oaz- $th St. Phone 1126. ee er foom apariments. 618 Thh Street. Photo Finishing ices Le ® FWO room well furnished River July 15, $35 including garage. 512 2ist. Mary Owens. furnished. $25 per month. Phoné 506-3 after 6 p. m. SIX room modern house with garage. Good location. Inquire 214 Fifth Street. Wanted to Buy eet seid jude: pment thereon in st $3896. ue earion a at th in the City of Te! ol County, North o'clock P. M., on Jul; Pie a _ SxatRoy: N. D. ie efinton rr, ite, aie eeeed Stockmen Attention R SALE: Call after 5 p. m. Adults, 515 2nd 8t. TWO or three room unfurnished [agp Adults preferred. 433 Tooms. Gas, water furnished. Hid Rae, Phone Fed t. Fe Bee room apartmen FIRST floor all modern five room. apartment, 319 Mandan 8t. ‘TWO room apartment on first floor. 411 Sth St. Phone 373. ee Ae a See Phone 12-! At: oral, Bu: 7 CU. FT. electric refrigerator, new Maple Jenny Lyne twin bed, spring, mattress, chest of drawers, new knee hole desk, new large lounging chair, umbrella tent, steel camp cot. Call 399 or 2053 after six. NEW and used slicing machines, meat grinders, coffee mills, scale service, all makes. Toledo Scale Company. 404 Mandan Street, Bis- marek, North Dakota. Phone 2438. VICTOR adding machine. Subtract key. A-1 condition. Call basement, apartment, 402 14th or phone 1161-M. 28” IVER JOHNSON BICYCLE. Also complete camping outfit, tent, stove. beds, table and chairs, etc, 501 10th Street. DAVENPORT, chair, dresser, radio, bicycle, complete camping outfit. Very reasonable. 601 10th Bizest. 500 CEMENT basement or building blocks, Size 8x8x16. Inquire at the Bismarck Tribune office. —_—_—_———X—~XSX_ Real Estate WHEN you buy furniture, clothing, groceries you buy from the merch- ant who gives you the best quality for your money. Look over the more than 100 houses and over 1000 lots I have for sale in all parts of the city and you will buy through me 8 you can buy cheaper through F. E. YOUNG. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— Lost and Found BETWEEN Bismarck and Grand Forks, June 4 to 8, one battered suitcase, containing clothing and valuable papers. One small paste- board box containing electric equip- ment. W. V. Hempel, 406 6th. LOST—Rimiess glasses in Montgom- ery Ward Store Saturday. Finder call 548-W. Reward. LOST—Tan or rust colored cat. White tip tail. Reward. Phone 1326, SS Tribune Rates Are LOW All classified ads of less than