The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1937, Page 7

RAILS LEAD RALLY WHEAT UP FRACTIONS = = Mést Extreme Declines Wiped pe : ON SHAKY MARKET FOLLOWING DROP Out; Transfers Approximate 1,350,000 Shares | Grain Quotations veoh ee ee GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) No. 1 dark northern, 58 Ibs, ....$1.11 No. 2 dark northern, 57 Ibs. 11 ne 2 dark northern, 56 lbs. 3 dark northern, 55 Ibs. No. 4 dark northern, 54 Ibs. dark northern, 53 Ibs. 5 dark northern, 52 Ibs. Ne 5 dark northern, 51 Ibs. No, 5 dark northern, 50 Ibs. Sample Grain: 4 n New York, Sept. 20.—(#)—Rallying | 46 | Tails brought belated support to a | 43 II shaky stock market Wednesday after 40 lbs., | leading issues had toppled 1 to 4 or |37 Ibs., 51. he en! issues either reduced extreme iy steady; load chotce 300 Ib. Books at 9 | more points in early dealings. Carrier issues seemingly responded ¢$ rumors an aggrement was near on * the long drawn-out wage controversy. Morning losses in the transportation eroup running to 8 point or so were converted in most instances to gains No. 1 hard amber durum No. 1 mixed durum No. 1 red durum .. of as much. At the same time many | Oats leclines or tacked on plus signs. A slump in metal prices, both here ‘and abroad, was thought to have been the touch-off signal for the initial setback. Export copper fell briskly and the domestic rate for the red metal was cut a cent to 12 cents a pound following a reduction from 34 to 13 cents Monday. Another drop in zine prices was also announced. Other Staples futures weakened, although gains were fairly stable. and steels were slow on the comeback and an assortment of other Stocks failed to make the recovery grade. Dealings were quiet after the open- ing transfers approximating 1,350,000 shares, : 80. ST. PAUL South St. Paul, Sept. 29.—()—(U. 8. Dep Agr.)—Cattle, 3,000; slaughter steers slow, undertone weak; bulk grassers salable under 10.00; she stock Steady; heifers 5.00-7.00; few fed kinds up to 10.00; most she stock 8.00; good cows up to 7.50; cutters) ™ 3.25-4.50; bulls steady, weighty bo- logna bulls 6.00-50; stockers scarce, mostly steady. Calves, 1,800; vealers weak to hi lower; good to choice 9.00-10.50; few selects 11.00. Hogs 4,300; moderately active, lights and butchers steady, some heavy sows | Mav steady; shipper demand confined to light lights; 170 to 270 Ibs. 11.25 to 11.50; top 11.50; 270 to 350 Ibs. 10.65 to 11.25; 140 to 160 Ibs. 11.00 to 11.40; fows 360 Ibs, down 10.20 to 10.40; heavies 10.00; stags 10.25 to 1.75; cost Tuesday 1.95; weight 240 lbs. Sheep 3,500; two loads direct,no early action, undertone steady, all classes; sellers asking higher on fat yiambs; spring lambs Tuesday 9.75; Hard winter wheat ... CHICAGO RANGE Chicago, es 29.—(P)— Wheat— eR 72% 64% BA 85% 30% 31% MINNEAPOLIS RANGE Minneapolis, Sept. 29.—(?)— Wheat— Open Hizh Low Close 1 1.16% 115 116% 114% 116 1.14% 115% 48% 14% 29% 29% 10 210 2 2211 211% 211 DULUTH RANGE , 29. —P— one load 10.00; slaughter ewes 3.00) Dec. to 450, Dairy cows steady, good strong- weights and most springers 70.00 to extreme light AGO piicene, sept, oe —(P)—(U. 8, D. A.) 00, including 3,500 direc’ ady to 10 lower than Tue: DErabiee 240: 300 give 11. ne 13, 18; most ey sows 10.25-70; lightweights to * enitte 000, calves 1,200; medium to Food, grade steers slow, steady: high- finished kinds firm, undertone strong to higher; early top 19.50, but a new we top bid and refused; she stock fully steady; cows strong to shade higher; bulls and vealers stead: few vealers 12.50; stockers and feeders slow, 25-50 lower than last week; strictly good and choice stockers and feeders 9.00-10. 25; com- mon and medium grades 6.50-8.00; eighty short turn fleshy kinds 10.00- Sheep 9,000, including 2,000 direct; spring lambs opening mostly steady; natives 10.00-25; best held around 10. Wyomings 10.25; ; slaughter ewes 3.50. tly; no action on sfeeding Iambe, indications steady. SIOUX CITY Toes ee Sept. 29.—()—(U, 8. D. 300; calves 200; ad and £ steers and yearlings others slow, wei she stock steady to strong and feeders slightly fat ckers active, fed year- lings 17.50; common and medium lots down to 8.50 and below. Beef cows 5.25-8.00; cutters 4.00-75; few good stocker and feeder steers. up to 8.75; some pela higher. Ho; 60 ‘opened slow, mostly 15 lowe top i $000 and choice 180- 270 Ib. ittchers '11.00-35; good 160-180 Hel ne 25-11.00; sows 9.90-10.10; few reaneeD, 2,000; Including 225 thru; buyers talking weak to lower; choice sorted ni: eld. around 10.00; ewes opened ay: no action for fe more ir lambi culcaco roraTous Chieago, Sept. 29.— U. 8. D. A.) —Potatess, SF on track 432, total OB shipments 768; northern stock firm demand moderate, Colorado McClures slightly stronger, demand good, Rus- set Burbanks about steady, demand slow; supplies heavy: sacked per ewt. Idaho Russet Burbanks US. No. 1, 1.35: UB, No, 2. 110-30; Colorado Red Sreclures US" Noo id 1.3 0-35, mostly 1,45; Washington Hu Burbanks 1, large, 1.70; combination sNorth Dakota Bliss tri- lo. 855, [5 nd partly sraded and partl: tI cobblers US, ‘No. 1, 90; Wisconsin cobblers $0; Michigan Russet rurals UB. ‘com- merclals i partly er ‘evaded iepmvitg pay jeoreie Minnes 0) jept. (U. 8. stor Market A)—Pot weak western stock, about steady on other, demand slow, 100 Ib. sacks: Washing- ton Russet Burbanks, US, No. i 1. ay 1.65; Montana Russet Burbanks otter aectesmed RANGE OF CARLOT SALES eget Sept. 29.—@)—Range of cariot ow in Wh jo. 1 dark northern wheat pie grade dark northern 1 hard amber durum ai No. 3 red durum 99%. 08 white’ ae 20) Bre, lo. 3, ie} eek 1, 2.38% 2.27%. Corn not quote “on » 3 miized w 1.09: No. 1 white 1. low, 1.00. =i. No. 4 mixed 32%; No. 1 white ee ae . Barley ‘nom. Bimetby, 200A 325-18 Crh ten, Sept. sept a8. ott. * casionsl lots of @ sold in dom irket Wednesd: Bu! fo, 2, 83%. ed 40-55 nom; malting 60- 2.25-75 cwt. e on original bi cents, scored basis, for reno combing lengths and 85- erage French combing. hio Delaine sold at 40 the grease. A limited ount of quarter blood territory jool was reported sold at 77 to 80 scoured basis. No. 2 heavy white 38%; No. 315 yell MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN Minneapolis, Sept. 29.—?—Wheat receipts (Wed.) 180 compared to 135 & vear ago. Minneapolis cash wheat end coarse spe closi ass today follow: ish Wheat %, | steady, prices unchanged. Arrive) 2 a Dae. 1.35% 133% 1.32% 1.30% 1.28% 1.26% 1.24% 1.22% « 120% 117% 1.28% 1.15% 1.20% + 112% 1.17% s-- 109% 114% + 1.06% 1.11% ern, (Lower test weight nomin: discounted 4c Ib.9 ony Montana Winter Wheat = x + 123% = 121% see wees Soho = =O: ae pi hth Rey HE 118% _.... South Dakoia Wheat 1.15% 1.17% «+ 113% 1.16% 111% 1.14% Durum ai ote eee s: ae eet tomeinso ett 224242 . 104% 114% - 103% 113% 101% 111% 99% 1.00% 98% 1.07% - © 95% 1.05% 93% 1.08% 91% 1.00% 89% 97% 81% 94% 104% % (Lower test weight nominally picoinied 5c oer Ib.) oarse Grains $254 (new) No. Sec 16-82; No. 3/8 of fine territory | ° Lower ard. BY 2.12% 2.23% per barrel in , Family patents, 13 high % standard patents, 10 higher, 0. Ships Pure Standard middliags 21.00-50. When an insect reaches its sdult | form, it ceases to grow. 58% (new) | °° ‘| History of Medicine , Sept. ,| Gertrude O'Keefe, 37-year-old Wall THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1937 TO CENT ON LIBERAL | EXPORT BUYING NEWS| 1,000,000, Bushels Bought for European Delivery; Corn Irregular Chicago, Sept. 29. — (#) — Wheat scored moderate advances late Wed- nesday, aided by estimates of liberal purchases of United States wheat for shipment to Europe, about 1,000,000 bushels. In some cases, the late rise of wheat amounted to a full cent a bushel. ‘Wheat price rallies were about simul- taneous with upturns of securities, At the close, wheat varied from % of a cent off to % up compared with Tuesday's finish, Dec. 1.09-09%, May 1.00%-%; corn at 1 cent decline to % advance, Oct. 72%, Dec. 65%- sos and oats showing % gain. WHEAT RISES IN MINNEAPOLIS Minneapolis, Sept. 29.—(#)—Because of the bullish character of cash wheat news the unsettling influence of stock market weakness was without effect in the latter part of the session and wheat futures prices forged upward. December wheat closed 1% higher at 116%, May % higher at 1.15% and July % higher at 1.135. Flax held well on commission house buying, December flax closed % low- eal 2.09% and May % lower at Coarse grain futures closed higher Ww eat. December oats closed % higher at 29% and May unchanged at 39% December rye closed % higher it 74% and May lower at 74%. De- Se feed barley closed % higher a Cash wheat receipts were smaller and demand _lacke: force, Winter wheat was weaker in tone. Durum free of ergot was In good demand, Corn bids were firm. Oats were firm, Rye was in good demand. Bar- ley was slow. Flax was in good de- mand, | Produce Markets | CHICAGO Sept. 29.—(#)—Butter, ultry wed little change ine! 44, steady vee firsts lo- 24% raded firsts ; current receipts y. steady; prices un- 1%. Poultry, ‘live, 3 cars, 37 trucks, NEW YORK New York, Sept. 29.—(@—Butter, 10,505, firmer, Creamery, higher than extra 36-36% ;,extra (92 score) 35%; firsts (88,91 scores) 32%-35%; seconds (84-87 scores) 29%-32; cen- tralized (90 score) 31%-%. Cheese, 172,961, firm, State, whole milk flats, fresh fancy 20-20%; fresh specials 21; held, fancy 1936; 22-24. Eggs, 24,908 ‘weak. Mixed colors sp Boe packs 20: 30; standards 25%4- | 26 firsts 23%-24%; mediums 21- regrigerator special packs 24\%- 2 rigerator standards 22% -23%4; refrigerator firsts 22%-%; refrigera- tor mediums 21-21%, ther mixed prices unchanged. Dressed poultry steady; fresh (boxes) chickens, broilers 23-33; frozen (boxes) chickens, brollers 25- 34. Old roosters 16%%-19%. Other} fresh and frozen prices unchanged. Browns, standards 27-29; all whites, other browns unchanged. Duck eggs, fancy to Gas fancy 31-35; others,,| freight, fair to fine 25. Live poult Dents uth engs Roc! %-26; colored 21- Leghorn 21; fowls, reolered 24-26; Leahorn 15-17; old roosters 17; ducks | Soy express weak, chickens, Leghorn 25; Rocks 24-31; reds 25; crosses 30; fowls, colored 21-26;~Leghorn 21} old roosters 17. weak; BUTTER AND EGG F' Chicago, Sept. 29.—@)—. Butter Future: High Low Close Storage panier November ... 34 33% 33% Rese Futures: a | egrigerator an- fe 22% 22% 22% Bears: Ber a ‘ agrigerstor ‘an- 23% 22% 22% ise sas EEE __ Miscellaneous all dards, Biiico FOREIGN EXCHANGE New York, Sept. 29.—(@)—Foreign exchange steady; Great Britain de- mand in dollars, others in cents: Great Britain 4.94%; France 3.42%; G4 5.25%; Germany free 40.13 pee ; travel 25.90; Norway Sweden 25.51; Montreal in New York ALL MONEY New Yorke Se 29.—()—Call money steady, 1 per cent all day. Prime commercial paper 1 per cent. Time loans steady, 60-90 days 1%; 4-6 mos, 1% per cent. Bankers acceptances unchanged. GOVERNMENT BONDS New York, Sept. 29.—(#)—Govern- ment Bonds: Treasury 4%'s tee ae Treasury 4's 111. CURB STOCKS New York, Sept.,29.—(#)—Curb: American Gen. 7%. Citles Service 2%. Elec. Bond & Share 13%. Fisk Rubber 8%. INVESTMENT TRUSTS (By the maseeinted Press) (Over the counter i: w York) Hamilton Tr 2.03, 2. Maryland Fund Quart Inc Sh 14.64, ULUTH CASH GRAIN CaaS 29.—(@)—Closing cash heey ee oe 5.04. Dututh prices. Whe: Bed northern opr dark northern. 1. Hae 1.33% 14h 120K 20s Meer bans No.3, L06%- No.1 wee Tfbaien 234. So. dark yard winter Montana 7 hard amber 1. ee AB: : : ‘0 3 white 31% -3 2a. settler “Malting 55-70; “feed 54%- WINNIPEG CASH, GRAIN Winnipeg, Se .9.—(P)—Cash Wheat No: 1 nort ern “Ai Bee northern 1.41%; No. 3 northern agate, No. 2 white 53%; ‘No. 3 white Is Topic of Speech e* history of of medicine was the we used by Dr. R. B. Radl, member the Quain & Ramstad clinic here, a his address before the Kiwanis club Tuesday noon. W. H. Schermer, program chair- man, introduced Radl. Bismarck doctors not members of the club were included “among the Street typist, was freed of a first de- gree murder charge Wednesday in connection with the slaying of George ©. Frank, 47, New York stock ex- change clearing house teller. No known cement will mend an amber pipe stem. | {Doug. Airc. ; | Bast. Kodak 175% | Gen, Foods - | Int. Bus. M. 146% ' Lib.-0.-F. Gl. 57% New York Stocks 97% 5 ba) ce % 40% gageee gona “ie wye SE Nat Steel Nat Tea N Y Cent No Am Avia No Amer No Pac Ohio Ot! Oliver Farm Otis Elev Pac G & El Pakard 1% 5% 27% 8% 21% 20% 15% - 38 1% 1843 3 pESERREERE z ee Bs =e e i -e 4 ag "IQ 23% 4% 17% 18 15% 10% 25% 2155 Briggs Mfg 32% Budd Wh 16% Bur Ad Mh 25 But Cop&Z 4% Cal Z-La 2% Can Pac 9% Case JI 182% Caterpil 9 Celanese 29% Cer d Pasco 52% Ches&O 42% Chi&NW 2% Chi Gt W Pf 7% CMStP PE 2% CRI&P 1% Chrysler 91% Col-Palm 14% Col G El 9% Com Soly 10% Com & Sou 2% Con Edis 31% Con Oil 12%) Cont Can 52% Cont Mot 1% Con Oil Del 38% Corn Prod 58% Cream Wh 26% Crosle; 13% Cub Am Sug 6 |SPerY Corp, 14% Curt Wret 4%, | Std. Brands 10% Deere & Co 105 |Std. G. & El. 6% Dia Mich 24 | 814. Oil Cal. 37 Dome Mine 42 rey Oil Ind. 30 37% (Std. Oll N, J. 87 34g | Stew War 14% Ston & Web Studebaker Swift’ & Co ‘Texas Corp Tex Gu Sul TPC&O Tim Roll Trans-Am Tri-Con Cor Tru-Traer Union Car Union Pac 107 Un Air Cor 20% United Corp 4 United Drug 8% Unite Fruit 67% Un Gas Im 11% US Ind Al 26 US Pipe 37 USR & Imp 7% US Rubber 40% US Smelt R 79 US Steel 82% US Stl Pf 124% Vanadium 22% War Pict i West Un 33% West Air 20% West El 121% White Mot 17 Wilson & Co 7% Woolworth 42% Wrigley Jr 67 z et Param Pict Park Utah PatheFilm 8% Penney, J. C. 85% Penn. R. R, 30 Phelp » 32% Phil, 8 Phillips Pet, 50% Pills, Flour 25% Proc. & Gam, 51% Pu. Svc, NJ. 37% Pullman 38 Pure Oil 15% Purity Bak. ee Radio R. K. O, ou Shell Un, Simmons 33 Socony Vac. 18% Sou. Cal. Ed. 21% So. Pac, 32% So. Ry. 19% So. Ry. Pf, 30 21 Dupont El. Auto Lite 31% El. Pw. & Lt. 15% Firestone 27 Gen. Elec, 45% Gen. Mills Gen, Mtrs. Gillette Goodrich Goodyear Gra.-Paige G. N. Ir. Ctf. G. N, Ry. Pf. G. Wes. Sug. Greyhound Hee. Prod. Houd.-H. B. Howe Sound Hudson Mot. Hupp. Mot. Tl. Cent. Ind, Rayon Int. Harv. 9¢ Int. Nick. Can 51 Int. T.&Tel. 1% Johns-Man. 103 Kennecott 44% Krog. Groc. 18% LigMB (4a) 91% Loew's 1% Rotarians Hear Talk On European Journey Impressions and personal contacts formed during a recent trip to Europe were discussed by Capt. John C. L. Adams, Fort Lincoln, before the Bis- :| marck Rotary club Wednesday noon, Adams returned recently from a trip with his wife and her parents that took them through 10 European coun- tries, Harry Thompson, W. F. Koch, George T. Humphreys and A. J. Arnot, Bismarck club members, reported on the international Rotary congress at Minot last Monday at which they were present. Members of the program committee for October, announced by A. R. Tavis, president, are F. L. Conklin, R. M. Bergeson, W. ay Kraft and P. C. Palmer. Guests were Col, J. J. Gerhardt, new commanding oficer at Fort Lin- colh, J. D. Hamley. Minneapolis, R. H. Barry, Bismarck, and Ben Kamins, Zap. PINGREE MAN DIES Jamestown, N. D., Sept. 29.—(P)— Theodore Verlinden, Pingree, 73, died here Tuesday after a lingering ill- ness. He is survived by his widow and several children. Means Business Alice Van, 19, half-owner of the Snowflake Stables of Den- ver, does everything but shoe Her horses. The comely girl trainer here is bandaging the injured foreleg of Zebulo, one of ger Lakes Hawthorne, COZY BASEMENT sleeping room, Tadiantfire, hot water always. Gen- tlemen only. 715 2nd St. Phone 1550. NICELY FURNISHED basement sleeping room. Radiant fire. Suitable for light housekeeping. 216 Thayer Phone 1276. or two nicely furnished rooms. Gentlemen preferred. On bus line Centrally located. Phone 1166 be- tween 5 and 7. LARGE room, always hot water. Olean and quiet. Four blocks from postoffice. Gentlemen preferred _16 W Thayer. DESIRABLE room available October Ist. Private entrance. Adjoining bath. 213 West Rosser. Phone 1639. ROOM in new modern air-condi- tioned home. Close to bath.Always hot water. 903 9th Street. SLEEPING room with private en- trance, 618 Srd, St. Call before 4:30 p. m. or after 6:30 p. m. LARGE sleeping room, suitable for two. Gentlemen preferred. 120% 6th St. Phone 126. ATTRACTIVE well furnished room. Suitable for two girls, Near capi- tol, 1021 Fifth St. 7 Want to Buy or Trade? Want-Ads Will Help Salesmen Wanted WANTED — Ex) salesmen to sell direct from factory to consumer. No commission. You take all the profit. Do your own setting “and collecting. Emil Kelm, Sauk Rapids, Minn. Male Help Wanted _ BARBER wanted, first class. Har- tington’s. Bismarck. Phone 130. Female Help Wanted WANTED: Two experienced beauty operators to take charge of a shop. Call 15, Fred Brodl. WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Must be good with children. Call at 921 6th St. Saleswomen SELL XMAS CARDS, Box Assort- ments. Full or spare time. Sample on approval. Engraveo Craft, Ka- sota Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. Help Wanted ‘WANTED at once—Married couple on farm. Reasonable wages. write Tribune Ad. 23993, Work Wanted LARGE sunny room, private bath. Quiet. Close to capitol. On bus line. 1021 7th St. LARGE sleeping room, one or two. Next to bath. Always hot water. 422 Ave. A West, room home. Also basement room, Ave. C, West. SEMI-basement room for one or two. Private entrance. 611 Ave. B. Phone 1570-R, NICE SLEEPING room. Always hot water. On bus line. 617 7th St. LARGE sleeping room suitable for two, Phone 1778-M. 309 4th St. SMALL room, one block from busi- ness section, $8. 222 2nd St. LARGE front sleeping room in mod- ern home, 418 2nd 8t. modern 214 FOR METAL weatherstripping see Oscar A. Johnson, 218 Sweet Ave., phone 1799. A complete line of American Metal Weatherstripping including interlocking and double seal. All work guaranteed. RELIABLE young men and young women attending Commercial col- lege want places to earn board, room or both. Also reasonable light pe reseeening rooms wanted. Phone EXPERIENCED girl wants hour or day work. Also caring for children. Phone 588-M. PART time work wanted. Will take care of children. Phone 499-W. Ask for Agnes. DAY OR HOUR work wanted Iron- ing preferred, Call 977-LW. Ask for Minnie, NEWLY remodeled (erring rooms for rent, 400 4th SI Room and Board WELL furnished room with morning and evening meals, Ladies only. 401 Fifth St. Phone 145. 310 AVE, A. Few steps to bus line. $25 per month, ROOM and board, $25 per month. Private ent entrance. 919 5th St. __ For Rent BRICK storage building. Size 25; Rear of 112 4th St. M. W. Neff. Seed and Feed ATTENTION: Hog feeders, for best results and bigger profits feed Northern brand cracklings. Manu- factured by Reciaern Rendering Co., Bismarck, N. Roommate Wanted _ NEAT young man desires roommate. Eoard if desired. Centrally located Near bus line, 623 6th. ‘ For Sale 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. ————————— Prairies Need Rain Badly, Says Roberts Parched North Dakota farmlands are in even more need of moisture this fall before the ground freezes than are other states in the drouth- stricken Middle West, Owen W. Rob- erts, veteran Bismarck weather ob- server, declared Wednesday. Right now the ground is too dry for fall plowing and for seeding of winter rye, Roberts said, adding that the same is true in other Midwestern states, including Kansas, Nebraska, Towa and South Dakota. Though the precipitation for the year is above normal, there is no re- serve of subsoll moisture and that’s what we need most, Roberts said. Six-hundredths of an inch of rain fell in Bismarck early Wednesday morning, with no sign of more in the immediate offing. The forecast was for fair and warmer Thursday. Roswick Truck Lines Get Federal Permit Washington, Sept. 2 20.—(?)—The In- terstate Commerce commission auth- orized the Bosw Roswick Truck Lines, Bis- marck, N. D., to operate as 2 common anotor carrier between St. Paul and points in Minnesota and Bismarck and points in North Dakota. lam Robert Wellesley Peel, 70, chair- man of the royal commission on Palestine, died Tuesday. “NOTICE TO CREDITORS. IN THE MATTER OF THE Poel OF Charles A. Johnson. known as C. A. Johnson, ed. pHa ia hereby given by the under- signed, Ii ohnson, as the execu- trix of, the estate of Charles A. John= son, also C. A. Johnson, late of the Fitts Ot ‘Biem: ek, in the county of Bu dS of North Da- kota, ased, to the creditors of, and au fa sons having claims against the of sald decet aed, to exhibit them: with the necessary vouchers, within six months ‘after the first pub- lcation of this notice, to said execu- trix at 702-7th Street, North, in the City of Bismarck in poceley county, North Dakota, or to the Judge of the County Court or a eeD county, North Dakota, his office in the Burleigh county, e North Dakota Court House in the City of Bienes in Bur- leigh county, North Dakota. ‘ou are hereby further notified that Hon. 1. C. Davies, Judge of the County Court within and for the county of Burleigh and State of North Pakeras has fixed the 25th day of April, A. D. 1938, at the hour of ae o'clock in the afternoon of sald day, at the Court Rooms of said Court. in the sald Court poe inthe City of Bismarck in Bur- county, North Daicota as the ade aries A. Joh: de- which have been duly’ and ly presented as hereinbefore |. Johnson, the execu- tr the estate of said Charles A. Johnson, De- ceased. Geo. M. Regist Att'y., of sald executrix, Bismarck, N. Dak. First publication vy ae. 29th day of September, A, D, 1937. 9-29 10-6-13, WANTED—Day work by reliable ex- perlenced girl, Call 1492, Ask for ae experienced girls rant part time work. Call 926-R, WANTED—Hour work by experienced girl. Phone 1117-J. Ladie’s Dresses Cleaned Only 50c Household Goods for Sale PIANO, davenport and chair, studio couch, Wilton rug, buffet, table, sewing machine, radio, ice box, beds, dressers, electric plate, vacuum cleaner, gasoline range, typewriter, other miscellaneous goods. Also rummage. 315 Mandan 8t. METAL bed, complete; chest of draw- ers, two congoleum rugs, two rock- ers, cupboard, oak office desk, hand vacuum cleaner. Misc. items. Phone 1577-R. 8x11 FRENCH rug, walnut color me- tal bed, two dressers, library table. Phone 860 or call 714 Ave. A after 5 p, m. DINETTE set, bedroom set, kitchen set, single bed, two % beds and arm chair. 318 Hannafin. HOUSEHOLD goods, furniture of all kinds, cheap. Also Chevrolet. _ 318 2nd 8t. MARTHA Washington sewing cabi- nel Perley condition, 402 Man- lan S8t. Address Instruction Automobiles for Sale Monument|SUE DIGBY — Private Instructor. Shorthand and typewriting. 2nd Street. Cal) 1619. Houses for Sale FOR SALE Six-room modern bungalow, in- cluding three bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen. Built- in Frigidaire. Attached garage. Glassed-in porch, Full basement. One of the excellent homes and locations in Bismarck. Federal Housing Loan. Priced to sell. T. M. Casey and Son ACCOUNT of poor health, will sell my property consisting of 7-room stucco bungalow. Also dwelling with four apartments. Very good income, property. Wm. Baker, 604 3rd St, FIVE ROOM house and double gar- age for sale, good condition. To be removed from Avenue A and Fifth Street. Cheap. F. E. Young. TRAILER HOUSE North end of 9th. St. Andy Zarodney. $100.00 and 5% interest annually wil serene min Wells, Apartments for Rent GROUND FLOOR front apartment. Newly decorated. Gas heat. Three rooms and bath, One block from business district. Adults only, $45. Call 1982 or call at 416 Thayer. TWO room heated downtown apart- ment over Vantine Paint and Glass, immediate possession. Monthly rental $20, Hedden Real Estate Agency. Phone 0. THREE rooms, bath and kitchen in new fireproof building. Laundry. privileges. Inquire Park Food Store, 234 W. Bdwy. or call J. B. Smith, 1184. ONE TWO ROOM modern basement apartment, $12 per month. Wanted: Elderly couple or middle aged lady to share 4 room modern apartment. 1517 Bowen. TWO ROOM basement apartment. Suitable for two adults. Heat, lights, water furnished. Call after- noons and evenings. 514 llth St. Tel. 1065-J, NEWLY DECORATED two room fur- nished apartment, kitchenette, pri- vate bath, private entrance. Laundry privileges. eeu only. 910 Ave. B. MODERN APARTMENT, downtown, city heat, or wanted: two gentle- men to share it with another gen- tleman. Geo. M. Register. COMPLETELY furnished 2 rooms and private bath, Private entrance. Suitable for two, Available October 1st. Call at 700 1st St. DOWNTOWN light housekeeping room, furnished, unfurnished. City heat. Hot water always. 304% Main Ave, Tel. 1635. USED CARS These Cars Carry Gold Seal Bond Guarantee 1936 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan 1935 Plymouth Sedan 1936 Chevrolet Coach 1936 Ford Sedan 1936 Plymouth Coupe 1937 Chevrolet Coupe 1936 Chrysler Airflow Sedan 1935 Chrysler Airflow Sedan 1937 Plymouth Tudor 1935 International Fickup 1934 Chevrolet Pickup 1934 Plymouth Sedan 1934 Chrysler Sedan 1932 Chrysler Sedan 1932 Plymouth P. A. Sedan 1931 Plymouth Sedan 1930 Pontiac Coach 1933 Plymouth Sedan 1935 Ford Coupe 1933 Chevrolet Coach See this fine selection of Used Cars before you buy. 283 years of Honest Used Car Dealings CORWIN-CHURCHILL MOTORS, INC. 12 Phone 700 US: tr 6 standard and 1936 deluxe Covered Wagons, 1936 Palace Master DeLuxe. Very good condition; can be bought on reasonable terms. H. W. Lyons, Jamestown, N. Dak., distributors for Palace and Bender Trailers. 1937 CHEVROLET, deluxe town se- dan, driven only 9,000 miles. Spot- light, deluxe steering wheel, fender lights, fender streamers, radio, heater. Bargain at $700. Phone _580- R. 305 So. 10th &t. sedan, 14,000 miles, Good condi- tion. $550. Write Tribune Ad. 23977, 1935 FORD V-8 Coach, A-1 condi- tion, Radio and heater. Salary Loan Co, Dakota National Bank Bldg. BARGAIN, Willys-Knight coupe and other good used cars. A. L. San- gis Automotive Service, 218 4th St. PONTIAC 8 cly. sedan in good con- dition, Priced low for quick sale. Martin Holtan, Washburn, N, D. ————— Houses for Rent" DESIRABLE stucco bungalow, five rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Gas heat. Available October 1. Write Tribune Ad. 23813. MODERN partly furnished 5-room. bungalow. Very well located. Im- mediate possession. Phone 278, Price Owens. MODERN 5-room bungalow. Call at 522 2nd St. Please do not tele- Phone. Modern sleeping room for rent. —_ GOOD 1-room modern house, newly decorated. Favorable location. 320 Washington St. Tel. 472. SECOND floor 5 room modern duplex. Gas heat. Immediate possession. Phone 278. Price Owens. FOUR ROOM modern house, gas heat, newly decorated. Call at 419 12th for information. ¢ ONE STORY 5 room cottage, $25 per month, Immediate possession. Call at 307 Bawy. ae SIX room modern bungalow, good shape, close in. $35. Geo. M. Reg- ister, LOWER duplex, two bedrooms. Heat and water furnished. R. W. Sane ders. Phone 1341. FOUR ROOM modern furnished up- stairs apartment, two bedrooms. Laundry priivieges. Call at rear, 413% West Thayer. TWO UNFURNISHED apartments, three and four rooms, private en- trance, by October Ist. Cail 15 or after 6:30, 376. 8 ROOM house, 5 bedrooms . Avail- able October Ist. Call 1610. 402 Mandan St. TWO ROOM house on South 10th. Street. Inquire at 501 South 11th St. FIVE room modern house and gar- age for rent, Call at 507 9th St. WRITING desk and bookcase, cedar chest, small steel kitchen table. Phone 842-M. 614 10th St. STUDIO COUCH for sale. 115 Man- dan St, Phone 636. _SEaEa__ __ Office Equipment YOU WILL find the Markwell paper fastener the neatest stapler you have ever used. Staples sheets to- gether temporarily or permanently. Order them from The Bismarck Tribune Co. PEOPLE'S MEAT MARKET 210 Fitth ae Phone 176 HINK OF 1 2 Ibs. sirloin Steale 2 Ibs. Club Steak 2 rings of fresi liver sausage . free 0} Miscellaneous for Sale CHRISTMAS CARD6—It is none too early to select your greeting cards. Make your selection now for later Gelivery, either printed or engraved Samples are now on display. Bis- marck Tribune Company. SHOTGUN, set of Ludwig drums, men’s shoe skates, 9%; cabin logs, Wilton rug, 9x12. Very reasonable. 302 8th. : REDFACE Lovebirds, $3.50; Para- keets, $2.00; blue canaries. $7.00. 314 7th Ave. S., Jamestown, N. D. 18 IN, SQUARE sidewalk tile, also ornamental building blocks in col- ors. Nog phone 728. TEN thousand bushels Early Ohio potatoes. 18 Vale pune. Ross Bros., Arthur, N. Dal GRAVEL box, four ip aes Tong wheel base truck. ae B. G! Co., Bismarck. Real Estate BUY NOW, before cold weather sets in. Select anyone of the over 100 houses or over 1,000 lots that I have for sale and you will be completely satisfied. I can suit almost any taste or purse in almost any part of city, and, most important: of all YOU CAN BUY CHEAPER THROUGH— E. YOUNG WILL TRADE, large house beautiful location, three blocks from lake, Lake City, Minn. for small modern home in Bismarck. Write Tribune Ad. 23835. ‘Land for Sale HAY LAND. Section 1 in Telfer Township about 2¢ miles frum Bis- | marck, Geo, aM. Register, id lot, FURNISHED three or four rooms with private bath, city heated. De- sirable for gentlemen or ladies. Phone 2374-W. THREE ROOM strictly modern apart- ment, furnished. Private entrance. Also 5 room house for rent. 406 9th &t. MODERN apartment suitable for two. Available October 1. F. E. Diehl, phone 1186, 622 10th St. THREE FURNISHED apartments. Good location. Near high school and grade school. 818 7th St. MODERN light housekeeping spart- ment, furnished. Gas heat. Private entrance. Call 601. FURNISHED apartment. Always hot water. On ground floor. Reasonable _Price. 219 So. 12th 8t. THREE rooms for light housekeep- ing. Ground floor. $26 per month. 110 Broadway. ONE room furnished apartment with studio couch, Adults only. Call at 1002 4th St ONE 3 room and one 2 room apart- ment partly furnished. 308 13th St. Phone 878. re ONE room apartment second floor, near bath. Everything furnished. 305 3rd St. ONE ROOM basement near bath. Everything furnished, 607 Fifth St. Phone 403-R. ONE ROOM furnished upstairs apartment. Suitable for one or two. 808 7th. FURNISHED 3 rooms. Private bath. First floor. Laundry privileges. Call _851-W. ONE room and kitchenette for light housekeeping. Call at 801 4th St. APARTMENT for rent. 215 3rd St Phone 852, (with hides on) Horses, cattle, sheer or hogs With- in 85 miles, Bismarck. Removed promptly. Phone Bismarck 2313 collect. We pay for the call. North- ern Rendering Co. —_—_—_——_—_———__— Mat MATTRESSES renovated and rebuilt Either regular or spring filled. 9th St. Phone 1126. “Ride Wanted YOUNG lady desires ride to or Seattle. Phone 2175-W nd: or 1610. Buildings FOR RENT: Commercial building 25x80 feet on Main avenue Suit- immediately. See T. M. Casey & | Son, dsismarck, SMALL 6 room modern house. 840 per month. Phone 419. SIX ROOM residence. Phone 271. ___Lost and Found ESTRAYED Sept. 23, black and white Shetland pony, weight about 500 ee Notify Chas, Mode, Steele, N. Farms for Sale 1,000 ACRES wild hay in windrow. Included in 3,000 acres of leased land. Fenced. Buildings, artesian well. Gettysburg, 8. Dak. Write 8, J. Gidley, Grand Hotel, Watertown, 8. Dak. DAIRY FARM for quick saie, 160 acres. $200 down payment. Balance Jong time loan. P.O. Box 323, Bemidji, Minn. ————_—_—_—_—_——_— Tribune Rates Are LOW All classified ads of less than 15 words are figured on 15- word basis. First insertion (15 words 2 consecutive (per word) . 3 consecutive (per word) 4 consecutive 6 consecutive insertions (per word) This table of rates effective only in the state of North Da- kota. 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