The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 24, 1937, Page 7

PULLS MARKET UP DURING MILD RALLY Quiet Strength During Quiet Day's Trading New York, Aug. 24.—(7}—A drag- ging pulled stock market jeaders into @ mild rally Tuesday. In another of the slowest days of the year, steels and specialties showed quiet strength. After a dip at the opening, prices soon began to harden and gains of fractions to 2 or more points were soon widely distributed. The pep quickly went out of the move and extreme advances were pared or cancelled in a number of cases before the finish. Apathy was pronounced in the fourth hour when only 46,000 shares changed hands, day were around 550,000 shares. Bonds and commodities were mixed. Livestock SOUTH ST. PAUL South St. Paul, ASE, 24. dD. A)—C 2, few choice other grades to 25 lower, mostly 5.25 te ockers scarce, mostly plain, Calves 4300; vealers stex ay, Fey to choice 9.00 to 10.51 Hogs ay marks irly clive un- evenly 25-35 it 35 lower; good choice 160 }.. 11.70 7 & good sows welent jo" dertone 50 wid nao $2 Ib. thes with 64 to ner ay. te 0.00; choice presen? ewes Monday 4.50 1d wi Dairy cows fully bulk m' vere and apringers pelpptel cows up to $85 ore; plain igne backward kinds down to around $4 cure ug. 26, 1a) —(U. &. luding 5, wl han Mond day's good and cl Chicago, Ai =15,000 incl very fe 15% handy light veal- ssi. 3809 alrects eady to w: See nel nat tv tata a 50-do requently . ing, done on western ewes around 8,50-4.75. urge EY joux a Se bs i eaives 104 slaughter lings fairly active, strong; fed heifers scarce; stockers and feeders slightly ive; fully steady, load prime d_ yearlings 1' scatter~ sales 15.50 ow: pla fed kinds down to good 750 Ibi nolfers 12.00 noice 1000 Ry 13. .50; load lots goo eders up to 9. ate Monaay two lots choice 1070 1b. and feed cattle 800 lbs, good .00; common and 800-1080 Ibs. good 0; common and heifers good and mmon and medium atocker cod and ,cl 5. Pit dlaedtat otal ‘a Z ba Ries Bor 160-180 Ib. fights” desea ood, acking sows iu few light kinds down; 0, openta jorted natives, jahot MIN! PEC eROTATONS s Minnaapolt Py—(U. demand fair, oO) lb. sack re 00 ‘ae ending on 00 P Bliss tri- DULUTH CASH GRAIN 4.—UP}—Closing cash ne Prices. heat 1 heavy di morthern spring 1.27%-: hee colds + dark, northern EY See No. 2, 1. 21% 1.27%; N 1.17% - 4, 111 as esa. No. 997%. xed cei “aiscounted 8-bc below Faz Nort 1, 192% 1.00%. Rye No, 3,°74-74%. whit 3; feed 43-55. os Meggitt pred CASH GRAIN Chicago, 2 —Cash wien § iS. 3 By woot hard ; No. 2 white No, 1 white 31%-32%. No, 2, 80 ck whe: 0 soybean: 84; sample "grade malting 65-84. k northern 1.28%- dark northern 10%; No. 1 14 white 28%-29%. 15. u3, sanity, 70-15; No. 1, ple grade r J J t ff wool showes disposi- askin prices In order tale ‘some buyers made were ‘3 ve ations ices lower ee on the of thy it, A Fanliy patente, Un 130 Standard brat pidaiine re. 17.50. ax Bteels ‘and Specialities Show | No. 4.dark northern, 53 Ibs, ‘Transfers for the a feeder |. Minnesota and BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished Buseell-Miller Co.) ug. 24 No, 1 dark octane 58 Ibs. No. 2 dark northern, 87 Ibs. No. 3 dark northern, 56 Ibs. .. No. 3 dark northern, 88 Ibs, No. 4 dark northern, 54 Ibs, No, 5 dark northern, 52 Ibs, No. § dark northern, 51 Ibs, No. § dark northern, $0 Ibs. ..... a Sample grain: 49 Ibs., 82; 48 Ibs. 78; 47 Ibs., 74; 46 Tbs., 70; 45 Ibs., 68; 44 Ibs., 62; 43 Ibs., 58; oe 54; 41 Ibs. 50 40 Ihe, 463 39’ Ibs., 42; 38 Ibs, 38: 37 Ibs., 34. No. 1 hard amber ‘durum . No. 1 mixed durum ..... No, 1 red durum . Hard winter wheat . CHICAGO RANGE sete Aug. 24. me Open : 2 fated) >: Ct Estatot 5 S82 BRE aes Fe ee 15.00 DULUTH RANGE Duluth, Minn., Aug. 24.- Durum— nD High Low Fen 100% 9% ITE 102% 99° 101% 12% aa 192% 1.92% 192% 192% MINNEAPOLIS RANGE a Whee Opes On iow i ihe 118% 1.15% rise 117% 1.15% 1.15% May i 18% 118% 1.16% 1.16% eaten Barley— 48% 48% 47% % AT 46% 10% 10% 60% 10% 26% 28% 26% 189 1.92% 1.89 192 191% 194% 191 1.94 ivacae ae CASH GRAIN eapols, 24.—( ‘Wheat, raoelbts M7 ‘4 0 couibered to 92 @ vear ago. cash wheat and coarse 60% 69% 26% 27% 21% 27 28% erain quotations today follow: Cash it To Arrive 1 ny DNS Ibs. 1.27% 132% IDN Tbs. 1,25% 1.30% ..000 soere 1DNS 68 : 1.23% 1.29% . 1.21% 127% 1.19% 1.25% - 117% 1.28% 1.14% 1.30% 111% 1.17% 1.08% 1.13% 1.05% 1.09% an. 102% 1.06% mm oe aa 1.22% it noesinally - 117% or » 117% 118% MU Qu URE: 28 Wits its 4ag22 il 115% ..... 118% ..... Mites te abies) Pte baa eter geet 1.00% 1.10% 107% 1.08% 1.03% 1.05% Durum eceono Potetettete} 22g%e2 28:8: “Tal : 1.03% 1.14% - 1.02% 1.13% - 100% 1.11% 98% 1.07% 26% 1.05% 94% 102% Nk Dh 89% 96% 81% 94% 85% 89% see secon 1 amber.... 1.00 ” 1rd durum ‘sr On 4% (Lower test moist nominally discounted atest tb) 29) 28: 19 10 51 55 TH Zee 197 194 (new) WINNIPEG CASH GRAIN Winnipeg, Aug. — 24.—()—-Cash wheat: No 1 northern 1.28%; No.2 3.No. 3 northern 1.17%. Noo? white 49%; No. 3 white INVESTMENT ee (By the Associated Preas) (Over the counter in New York) Hamilton Trust 2.33, 2.57, Mar land wend Fi 51, 10.42. No Am Tr 2.72. Quart 1 Inc a 17.69, 19.38, *| Primé commercial pi THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1937 ~ FBDRAGGING DEMAND |/ Grain Quotations | WHEAT PRICE, DROPS AFTER EARLY GAINS IN CHICAGO MARKET Talk of Big Russian Production Creates Uncertainty About Export Demand Chicago, Aug. 24.—()— Wheat prices rose 1% cents soon after the g3| market opened Tuesday, bobbed up and down nervously for more than two hours and then dropped, losing all the gain. Buying was credited to eastern sources and presumably was based to some extent on strength in the north- west marketing centers where move- ment of spring wheat is at a peak. One report from Minneapolis in- dicated demand for every car of grain received there was brisk. Hedging pressure increased before the close and talk of big Russian wheat pro- duction created uncertainty about im- porters’ demand for the domestic sur- plus. Wheat closed % higher to % lower compared with Monday’s finish, Sept. 1.04% to 1.05, Dec. 1.06% to 1.07, and corn was % off to 1 cent up, Sept. 97 to 97%, Dec. 65%. Oats were un- changed to % higher. WHEAT DECLI LATE DURING MINNEAPOLIS TRADE Minneapolis, Aug. 24.—(#)—Wheat futures settled back to a moderately firmer close here Tuesday after show- ing decided strength in earlier trade. Weakness of the Chicago market was rosppnel for the late decline, ptember wheat closed unchanged artis ty up at 1.15% and May AS % higher at 1.16%. rusher buying strengthened flax futures. September closed 3 up at 1,92 and December 3 higher at 1.94. Coarse grains were firmer along with corn and wheat. September oats closed a up at 27%; and December apy 26%. September rye closed 4 higher at 70 and December % up at tek September feed barley closed % oe at 48 and December % higher ak” wheat turned slow and easy. Winter wheat was in good demand. Durum buyers were very particular as to color. Corn was in limited Sup PLY. and de mand, Oats demand was slower. Rye ‘was in good demand. Barley was firm to strong. Flax was in good demand. | Produce Markets Veraulen ts Poultry Chic: 24.—( ruled Stendy ioe tiem Tuseday and both Daa and Wh were firm. Butter 2, firm; prices un- 66; firm, extra firsts local 21%; care 22; fresh graded firsts local 21, care 2174: current receipts 19%. live; 1 car, 45 trucks, steady | % Ibs. up 22, less than Ibs. Leghorn hens 16%; tryers, colored Bits Plymouth Rock 25, nite Rock “43%, barebacks 187 broit: 1% | ers, colored 22%, Plymouth and White Rock 24, barenecks 18, shorn 21; Hae 8, colored gt Plymouth Rock hite Rock barebacks 20; roosters 14%, Degneen roosters 13%; ‘Kk hens 17, toms 16, No. 2 tur- keys 15; young ducks, 4% Ibs. up white and colored 17%. Small 15%- 16; old geese 15, young 17. BUTTER ain pea eee Buiter futures utter Futures: High Low Close 38% em dards, Oct. + 23% 23% 23% bidet YORK pal a 24.—(®)—Dressed ;, fresh, chickens, boxes, 6 22- 36-43 ‘ibe turkeys, northw: other fresh eee and Bit fronen quo- tations unchan Butter, 12,519, onto ady, Creamery, first (88-1 91 scorer) 30%-33%. Other nc! 500,27, firm and unchang- 7918, oneiee PRecks'2 by fea : peas prellers cks 26- colored 25; horn 25; fowls, colored 22-24%; Dene horn 13. 20; other freight prices un- changed. By express steady; broilers, Leg- horns 25-26; Rocks 0; reds 24-27; fowls colored 21% turke; 20; other express prices unchanged. Miscellaneous — o FORBIGN EXCHANGE New York, Aug. 24.—( morale exchange fir! reat Britaln demand in dollars, ot! ; Great Brie tain 4.98 11- ree, Italy 6 eg. 23.30; tear 27.50; Norwa: ; Bweden 15.70; Montreal in 100. 00, CALL me NEy , New York, Aug. ‘all money steady, 1 per cent Be idl or }90. days Oe Bankers ac- Germany free 40. 25.05 few Yor! Time loans steady, 4-6 mos. 1% ceptances unchange ITOCK! MINNEZAPOLI 6 c 1 —()—Btocks eee. Aug. Pie rat Bank Stock 13%. Ro Banco no trading (bid New York, American ‘gent sig: Cities Service 3%. Elec. Bond & Share 17%. Fisk Rubber 12. CKS —(P}—Curb: Som Ge STOCKS the eneetated Press) Miawest Corp. 9. GOVERNMENT BONDS. New_York, Aug. 24.—(#)—Govern- ment Bonds: ‘Treasury 4%'s 116.9. Treasury 4's 111. chica CHICAGO, POTATOES, |, nlcaaor Ug. =Potatoes, 53, on track Babs: total be. shipments 188; triumphs dull, Seeene Oe Noon'1 “White, Rose sligntly stronger, other stock steady; is fairly liberal demand rather sacked Ber owt, California White Us. washed, few sales oot: baker tise) 2.23; ‘Idaho Bliss US. 1, washed 1.40-55; j unwashed show Burbanks US. No. 1, washed 2. Bs, No. cay: free from cuts and 1.30653; car pisin, sack 1.6: frlumplis 1, ti New bb triumphs US. hington White Wisconsin cob- bler 1, US. commercials 1.00; Wisconsin, Early Ohlos no marks 00. 2 practi- d ‘end TWO KILLED BY SHOCK Badin, N. C., Aug. 24.—(#)—An elec- tric spark bridged two high tension wires here Tuesday, killed H. B. Rhea and R. A. Crawford, and burned nine other workers at a station of the Carolina Aluminum company. CUTTER CAPSIZES Alexandria, Egypt, Aug. 24.—(?)— Folioe and coast guardsmen said Tuesday, 54 persons still were missing after the cutter in which they were returning from the Motammedan festival st Agami capsized Monday, 15 miles west of here, | New York Stocks| Closing Prices Aug, 9. Adems Exp 11K) Lib-0-F G1 68% Ales Jun «11% | Zig MB da 99% Loew's a3% allCh D283 |rortlard P31 Alls-Oh 0 |Mack Trks 44% AmCrySug 264 yaar mild 28% Am H&L Thi mckes & R 13% Am Inter 14Xlack R Pf 44% Am Loco = 14% | aiami Corp 19 Am Metal 53% /nid-Con P 31 Am P'L 10%/ Minn Hon 114% Am Rad al%/ Minn Mol | 13% Am Roll Mill 38%! Mont Ward 61% AMS Ref 91%| Mur Corp 12% Am Stl F 54% Nash Mtrs 18% Am T&T 167%|Nat Bisoult 26% Am Tob B 78%|Nat Och R 38% Am W Wks 17%|Nat Dy Pr 20% Am Wool pfd 67 |Nat Distill 30% Ansconds Arm Ill As DryG 18%/NY¥ Cent 38% ATSF 76% {No Am Avi 11% Atl Ref 28 |No Amer 25 Avia Corp 6%|No Pacific “29% Bald Loco 5%| Ohio Oil 18% Balt & Ohio 26% {Olive Farm 63% Barnsdall 24% | Otis Elev 40% Bendix 19%| Pac G & El 30% Beth Stl 97% | Packard 8% Boeing Air 33%] Param Pict 23 Borden 23%|Park Utah 33 BriggsMfg 45 |Pathe Film 9% Budd Wh 8% so 98 Bur Ad Mch 29 |Penn RR 36 But Cop & Z 6% |Phelp' Dodg 49 Cal Z-Ld 3% | Phillips Pet 58% Can Pac 11% | Proc & Gam 60 Case JI 175 |PuSvcNJ 41 Catepil 97% | Pullman 53 Celanese 7% | Pure Ol 20% Cer D Pasco 71 Reed HO) c Radio 11% hes & O 47% RKO ChiaNW 3% 4 Rem Rand 26 Chi Gt W 2 Reo Mot 5 Chi Gt W Pt 10% bs Rep Stl 37 CMSP 2 . Rey Tob B* 51% OCMStPPE 3% Schen Dis 42% CRL&P 2% | goad Ol 387% Chrysler 112% | Bears-Roe 95 Col-Palm 18% | Servel 28% Col G 12% | Shell Un 98% Com Solv 13% | simmons 46% Com & Sou 2% | Socony Vac 21% Con Edis 34% | Sou Cal Ed 24% Con Oil 14% | 80 Pac “ Cont Can 50%/ 8 Ry 2% Cont Mot 2% | So Ry Pf ryery Cont Oil Del 44 | Sperry Ci 18 Corn Prod 66 td oie uh Cream Wh 28% | 8td G & 8% Crosley 19 |8td Oil Cal 43% Cub Am Sug 9% | Std Oil Ind 45% Curt Wret 5% /Std OU NJ 67% Deere & Co 133% |Stew War 17% Dia Mtch 26% ,;Ston & Web 22% Dome Mines 41% |Studebaker 15% Doug Airc 55% |Swift & Co 24% Dupont 159% |Texas Corp 61% *|East Kod 186% |Te Gul Sul 28% El Aut Lite 39% |TPC&O 13% El Pw & Lt 21 |Tim Roll 63% Firestone 38% |Trans-Am_ 16% Gen Elec 55% |Tri-Con Cor 8% Gen Foods 37% |Tru-Traer 11% Gen Mills 62% |Union Car 100% Gen Mtrs 57% |Union Pac 119 Gillette 14% |Un Air Cor 28% Goodrich 21% {United Corp 5 Goodyear 39 |Unite Drug 11% Gra-Paige 41 | Unite Fruit 76% GN Ir Ctf 3% |Un Gas Im 13% GN Ry Pf 21% |US Ind Al 35% G Wes Sug 50%/US Pipe a Hee Prod U%|U8SR&Im 1% Houd-H B 23 |US Rubber 57% Howe Sound 81%/US Smelt R 87 Hudson Mot 15% | US Steel 114% Hupp Mot 4 |US &tl Pf 131% Tl Cent 23% | Vanadium 32% Ind Rayon 37% | War Pict 14% In Bus Mch 156 | West Un 41% ;|Int Harv 114 | West Air 10% 31;|In Nick Can 64% |West El 152 Int T&T 10%|White Mot 24 Johns-Man 131% | Wilson & Co 9% Kennecott 61 |Woolworth 47% Krog Groc 21%|Wrigley Jr 69% OH | Lumry Presides | At ‘Best’ Program What modest Worth Lumry, program chairman, called the “best program of the year” was presented at the weekly meeting of the Bismarck Kiwanis club Tuesday noon. Roy Brandt, KFYR announcer, built up a make-believe program for a dog-biscult manufacturer in illustrating his talk on radio pro- grams and hours. Brandt's dis- cussion stressed the technical as- pects of the programs. Mrs. T. G. Plomasen and Miss Charlotte Sathre sang. School Presidents to. Discuss Student Aid ‘Three North Dakota college presi- dents were named Tuesday by Gov. William Langer to act with the state board of administration Friday in ar- ranging for student afd during the 1937-38 school year. Governor Langer said arrangemnts should be made to set aside $10,000 of the board of administration's emerg- ency funds to assist students in se- curing an education. College presidents named to meet with the board were George A. Mc- Farland, Minot; C. C. Swain, May- ville, and E. F. Riley, Wahpeton. Burleigh County 4-H Dinner Set Sept. 24 Burleigh county 4-H club members who have satisfactorily completed their year’s work will be guests of honor at county Achievement Day dinner Friday, Sept. 24, in the World we Memorial building’ at Dismay: ie banquet will be sposesee y the Bismarck Rotary club. Nearly 300 are expected to attend the dinner, which will be followed by @ program in the city auditorium. WINDSORS MAY LEAVE CASTLE Noetsch, Austria, Aug. 24.—()—The Duke and Duchess of Windsor plan- ned tentatively Tuesday to bid fare- well to Castle Wasserleonburg Sept. 15, when they may go on a hunting trip to Hungary. In of a farewell reception, the former Brit- ish monarch and his American Duchess entertained 1,600 residents of the community and countryside Mon- day night with music, beer, heart- shaped cakes and games on the castle grounds, MBS. PETER WAGNER PASSES Word has been received that Mrs, Peter Wagner, pioneer Mandan woman, died at Glendive, Mont., Mon- day. She had gone to Glendive to be with her husband who is recov- ering from @ stroke. * -born | Household Goods for Sale and kit chen table and four chairs,. library table, radio, and table, boy’s bicycle, Hoover vacuum cleaner, 15 gallon Jar, fifth grade books, violin, many other household articles. a 10th St. DINING room set, ABC washer, but- fet, 9 tube electric Airline radio, 12 - guage Western Field pump gun, kitchen cabinet, coll bed spring, All in good condition. 517 6th St. STUDIO davenport, $15, large Edi- son phonograph, electric dishwash- er, are leather rocker, coal water ings at 508 2nd 8t. KITCHEN range, radio, bedroom set, singer sewing machine, bed, dresser. Joe Wildes, south of Memorial high- way. single pieces. North door 622 3rd 8t. HOUSEHOLD furniture including small piano, davenport and chair, etc. 719 Sth St. Phone 883-W. DROP in and see the finest litte Piano ever made. Chas. L, Bryan. Piano tuner, 422 4th St. SLIGHTLY used inner‘ spring mat- tress. Like new. Cheap. Inquire 415 W. Broadway. MOHAIR davenport, and chair. Also Axminster rug: Call: at 317 2nd St. BED with spring and mattress. $12.50. Call at 711 Ave A., Apt. 9. Land for Sale 10 ACRES of choice river bottom land. Good trees. Five miles north. WANT-ADS Carry Many Tips on Good Jobs Open Automobiles for Sale Male Help Wanted DOCTOR WANTED—Red river val- ley town and community desires general practitioner. Write Trib- une Ad: 22852, Bismarck, N. D. Female Help Wanted IF you agree to sh.w them to friends, Tl send you 2 Snag-Proofed Silk Stockings and show you how to earn up to $22 a week. American Silk Hosiery Mills, Dept. 3913, In- dianapolis, Ind. GIRL or woman for general house- work to go home nights, Full or part time. Write Tribune Ad. 23156. MIDDLE-AGED woman for house- work and help care for elderly wom- an. Write Tribune Ad, 23145. GIRL wanted for general housework. F. Jaszkowiak. Phone 823. FOR SALE federal Lan Bank Farms tn BARGAINS FOR SALE $7,500.00—A new modern stucco home, three bedrooms, two baths, fire- 1936 Buick Coupe Apartments for Rent place, many built-in features, lawn and trees; original cost $11,000.00. $6,850.00—Modern two-story home, four bedrooms, one on first floor, two .baths, attached garage, lawn and trees; original cost over $10,- 000.00, Terms. Phone 1745, Your Greatest HEALTH <=: Here is relief for nae fever, sin » sinus, aches, pains, colds and all forms of rheumatism. Those whe have never tried this may receiv Suse ana thie’ sa, or literature. JOHN F. CLASS CLYDE C. GAYLORD, Manager 206 M BISMARCK Phone 606 Please call for appointments. Houses for Rent_ NEW five room bungalow, $50, new three room apartment with. bath, $45, three room furnished Sens ment, $28, Six room yungaloy, 040 T. M. Casey and Son. WILL rent our Deautiful home fur- nished to adults only. Gas heat. Located 811 2nd Street. Call in person, LARGE unfurnished upper duplex. Gas heat, fireplace. Also small fur- nished apartment. 404 5th Street. five room dwelling in du- plex. Close in. Phone 260, After 6 p. m. call 512-W Dr, Enge. SIX room modern house with garage. Good location. Five room partly modern house. Inquire 214 5th. ber) aS pomee: Newly decorat- 5 Call at Street. a az ew Bungalow. pen Seaniaree: Gas Good ion. 2385-M. ge SMALL house. South side. Close in. Phone 1589, Call at 113 1st Street. ——— Wanted to Buy 4 MODERN five room bungalow. Must be well located. pay cash. Write Tribune Ad. 23049. Killdeer—New officers of the Luth- Missionary Manfred—Wells County Sheriff August Wahl has identified a new sedan found abandoned near here as having been stolen in Chicago. Martin—Faculty of the Martin school has been increased by one this year, reports Supt. Fred Schildberger. Halliday—Jamm ling yards Holt’s right elbow was irr several places. Dickinson—Turning about atter closing’ ton dior ertnan windstorm fracti ome as & came oP, Peter Zelensky was astounded as he saw the roof whisked from over hie head as though severed by a gigantic saw. Pictures on the walls Glsappeared in the gale. Coleharbor—Edward H. Knalson of Martin has been appointed athletic director and science instructor of the school here for the coming year. Killdeer—Annual Achievement day of the 4-H club council for Dunn county will be staged in Killdeer, Sept. 23. Ten clubs will participate, Martin—Rev. Otto Fiesel conducted funeral services here for Mrs, Martha Schieman, angrier resident here. Dickinson—Reuben Bram has pur- chased the interests of his partner Joe Tutilman in the Dickinson Cash store. Tutilman will remain in busi- et Dickinson. aa ed on the colorful h nobleman wi @t Medora in the '80's. "| HOUSE with two bedrooms, $5,500—Three bedroom modern stucco bungalow, attached garage, nice Aly apartment; original cost, $4,500.00—Two bedroom modern bungalow, attached garage, base- ment apartment; original cost, $6,- 100.00. Present rental $75.00 per month, $4,200.00—Two bedroom modern bungalow, detached garage; original cost $5,500.00, $1,900—Four-room modern bungalow, detached garage; original cost $2,- 800.00, BHEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY Webb Block Phone 0 See our Hedden low cost modern homes. HOUSE and lot. % block off pave- ment. House to be remodeled to suit purchaser. Priced for a quick sale. Terms can be arranged. Can be made available by October first or sooner if necessary. Phone 2200 for information. living. room, kitchen, bath. Hot air fur- nace, gas heat. Hot and cold water. 509 12th North. Apply at 100 4th Avenue NE, Mandan. ONE stucco bungalow. One two- story house. Good income. Well located. See Baker at 604 3rd St. I2 ROOM house for home or income property. 5th St. Close in. Write Tribune ad No. 23085. FOUR room bungalow. heat. Reasonably priced. Phone 1945. ——— se Modern. Gas Terms. YOUR LUCKY NUMBER is our phone number, Quality Work—Real Economy Phone 2406 [ToP | w=. CLEANERS Rooms for Rent ROOM in new modern air condi- tioned home. Close to bath. Al- ways hot water. Available Sept. 4. 903 9th, VERY LARGE ROOM. Near bath. suitable for two gentlemen, i: pri- vate home. Phone 2288-R. 502 W. Thayer. FURNISHED two upstairs rooms, one main floor, and one basement room. All nice and clean. 712 Main. OLEAN room. Next to bath. $15 per month, Gentlemen preferred. 614 Avenue C. SLEEPING room for one or two. Al- ways hot water. 422 4th Street. Phone 649. DESIRABLE sleeping rooms in mod- ern, well located home. Board if desired, 816 Main, ROOMS for rent. Furnished. Gen- tlemen preferred. 321 8th Street. room for rent. 517 6th Street. EE Attention PARTIES taking small black and white dog 3 miles southwest Bis- marck Saturday are known. Will not be prosecuted if dog returned at once. Work Wanted YOUNG married woman, four years experience, desires part or full time stenographic position. Write Trib- une Ad. 23165, Jars for sale. 80-R. THE MODEL Laundry. All work giv- en special attention. We call for _and deliver. Phone 1268, MENS and working girls laundr: Taundry | wanted, Mending free. Work| guaratneed. Phone 1760. EXPERIENCED and capable girl wants work by day or hour. Call iene EXPERIENCED waitress wants work. Call 454 for Mary Ann. Perfection Cleaners a 1 P Cleaneé Only $1.00 50c Phone 1707 for salaried persons. $5 or $50 & minutes on just your signature. Peoples Finance Soares 410% Main Avenue. Phone 1! NEW and used spentione "Rentals, 108 3rd Street. Service, FURNISHED apartment. Electric re- frigerator. Electric stove. waundry privileges. Fireproof building. Suit- able for married couple without children or 3 or 4 business ladies Inquire at The Tribune office. FURNISHED four room apartment with two bedrooms, three room fur- nished or unfurnished apartment, both city heated; modern seven room house, close in. Phone 90 in afternoons, George M. Register. LARGE apartment for rent. Large living room, large dining room, large kitchen, two large bedrooms, large private bath. Furnished or unfur- nished. Private entrance and vesti- bule. Call at 711 Ave. A. FLECK’S ANNUAL USED CAR CLEARANCE August 21st to Sept. Ist Highest Prices Paid for Your Used Car! Lowest Prices on Cars We Sell! OUR LOSS YOUR GAIN ONE DAY SPECIAL .++++++- $625.00 We have a special every day ASK FOR THEM 75 Cars to Choose From FLECK MOTOR SALES, Inc. Bismarck, N. Dak. HARVEST SPECIALS Chandler Sedan Pontiac Sedan . Dodge Sedan .. Plymouth Coupe Chevrolet Coupe Plymouth Sedan . Plymouth Commercial Sedan Plymouth Sedan Plymouth Sedan . Used Tracks Chevrolet Screen % ton .. Dodge panel % ton .. Dodge pickup % ton . M. B, GILMAN COMPANY 2nd and Broadway Phone 808 USED car and truck parts for popular makes and models. Try us first.» Bismarck Auto Parts. Phone 154, 1011 E. Main. 1929 1930 1928 1932 1932 1935 1935 1935 1936 1930 1934 1936 FURNISHED three room apartment with private bath, kitchen, Frigi- daire and laundry privileges. Avail- able September 1. 106 Main Ave- nue, Nicola Apartments. DOWNTOWN furnished room for light housekeeping. Connecting bath. Hot water always. City heat. 304% Main, Apts 7 and 2. FURNISHED ‘two room and kitchen- ette apartment, Electrolux and private bath. Private entrance. Gas, lights, water. 322 15th. THREE rooms for light housekeep- ing. Close to bath. Single rooms or as apartment. One block from high school. 623 9th. FURNISHED three room apartment. Frigidaire, gas stove, lights, and laundry privileges. 118 W. Thayer. Inquire Apt. No. NICELY furnishes apartment. Comfortable winter and summer. 307 10th, Available Sep- tember 1. NEW basement apartment. Living room, bedroom, kitchenette, closet and shower bath. 113 Menden. |. Phone 637-J. FURNISHED three room and private bath apartment. Heat, water, gas furnished. Washing privileges. Call at $23 2nd St. ONE two room furnished apartment, Also, one large room for light house- keeping. Always hot water. 720 and Street. WELL furnished one room and kitchenette apartment on second ae No children, 411 Sth. Phone 3. TWO room ‘first floor apartment. Also, will have two room second floor apartment Septembe~ 1. 523 12th St. UNFURNISHED apartment. Gas stove, Frigidaire, fireplace. 114 4th St. Apply Woodmansee Stationery. FURNISHED three room ground floor apartment. Available August 29th. 721 3rd Street. Rental $32. CHEVROLET “OK” Specials Plymouth Sedan .. Ford Deluxe Sedan . Plymouth Coupe .. oo Chevrolet Master Coach, completely overhauled .. 395 34 Olds “6” Town Sedan, heat- er and radio ..,......... 445 36 Chevrolet Town Sedan .... 545 We Trade und Give Terms CAPITAL CHF‘’ROLET COMPANY Bismarck, N. Dak. 1930 FORD Model A roadster with rumble seat. Completely overhaul- ed, Will sell cheap if taken at once. Call after 5 p. m. at 322 South 9th. USED CARS 1927 Whippet Coupe .. 1928 Chrysler Coupe 1830 Chevrolet Sedan . 1934 Ford Tudor ... 1929 Ford A Sedan 1929 Ford A Panel . 1929 Ford A Coupe .... 1984 Plymouth Sedan . 1 Panel body for 1%4 ton truck o We trade and give terms ely MOTOR COMPANY West Main Bismack, N. D. ra credit on @ Plymouth or DeSoto at a liberal discount. Write Trib- une ad 22330. For Sale NEW and used slicing machines, meat grinders, coffee mills, scale service, all makes. Toledo Scale Company, 404 Mandan Street, Bis- marck, North Dakota. Phone 2438. ONE 1935 V-8 panel in good condi- tion, Priced to sell. See W. E. _Weldy at Dakota Maid Warehouse. 1935 INDIAN motorcycle. 4 ‘May be seen at M. B. Gilman Company. 2nd and Broadway. Miscellaneous for Sale PIANO and bench for sale; small size. Will sell on terms, Write W. E. nas) P.O. Box 444, Bismarck, TWO room furnished apartment. Up- stairs. Near grade and high schools. Call at 808 7th Street. REBUILT mimeograph with new ma- chine guarantee. Inquire at Trib- une office. ONE room furnished apartment. Up- stairs. Gas, lights included. With closet. Phone 1093-W. ONE room kitchenette and private bath apartment for rent. Call 717 Thayer. Phone 2180. APARTMENT FOR RENT for couple. No children. Apply Mrs. J. E. Daw- son, at 406 6th St. FUR! two room basement! apartment with fireplace and bath. Rent at $30. Adults only. Call 2038. TWO room basement apartment for tent. Call 689-M. 518 W. Thayer. TWO room furnished apartment. 227 W. Thayer. Phone 1632. FORNISHI two-room apartment. Rental #23. 618 6th St. TWO room and bath furnished apart- ment. 808 Ist St. APARTMENT for rent. 215 ard &t. Phone LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! Come in and compare our prices and cutting of meats. We're Bis- marck’s only exclusive meat 210 Sth St. Phone 176 People’s Meat Market WM. DOHN AND SON For Sale wr Bee E room bungalow, new, garage. One block ace high school. Priced for quick disposal. Phone 271 or 2-3 after 5 p. m. FIVE room house and three car gar- age, newly repaired and decorated. L. Van Hook. Phone 613-W. GOLDEN bantam sweet corn. 12 dozen $1.00, 500 South 11th Street. Dead Animals PRAD animals (with hides on). lorses, cattle, sheep or hogs. With- in 85 miles, Bismarck. REMOVED PROMPTLY. Phone Bismarck 2813 collect. We pay for the call. Northern Rendering Co. 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