The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1937, Page 7

LEADERS RECOVER FRACTIONS T0 3 | Grain es POINTS SATURDAY! Rails, Steels Prominent on Comeback; Selling Is Hea at Start New York, Nov. 20.—()—Shaky stocks of Friday displayed more back- bone in ‘Saturday's market and many leaders recovered fractions to three or ‘t the start. the at put ticker tape behind for a brief period and toppled averages to new lows for more than two years before buyers began to raise bids, Prominent on the come-back were rails, steels, motors, coppers and spe- | O8ts cialties, - Transactions for the two hours to- shares. the unauthorized “sit-down” wisike at General Motors helped to bolster au- ‘tomotive issues. Steels edged forward despite esti- muates next week’s mill operations vou register another substantial re- ion, Bonds and commodities did better. Livestock LIVESTOCK REVIEW uN Bt cana Nov. 20.—(AP—U. &. A. ie lamb trade stood out es past week in livestock being able to stage any- cing! like a substantial recovery. An a ff fully 25 ce nd in spots still left prese most.y $1.25 lower, Saturday's extreme: top resting at $8.75, Sheep worked Hos te lamb trend, to gain its dally featured hog trading. "Killers were able to keep the trend ptialeely, downward spite an ebbing of receipts value 1 in the wi wer fresh pork mi @ general upset condition of the meat trade kindled most of the bearish offensive. Values on Friday were unevenly 60 to 95 cents lower than a week ago, and the top of $7.75 dates back to early January, 1935, for an equal. Sows showed the minimum the quoted downturn, late ing at $7.00 to $7.05. merging slightly on Thurs- gay from the rut Into which it had nensly ae the week, the cattle rs any sustained upturn . In- uying was of a sort of hit and miss character on the basis of the uneven and very sharp de- Downturns on steers and easured 25 cents to $2.00, loss showing up on top reak, how- ‘igured around 90 cents, tak- Ing in all grades. Plain to pod kill. ers during the week bulk: it $6.00 the top hitting $12.00 for Nght turned from county exhibits. s sold 25 cents to $1.00 lower je cows lost 35 to 65 cents. Veal- howed downturns of 50 cents to $1.00. And a weak to 25 cent lower market appei In the bull trade, Stockers and feeders a ik to 50 cents "owe downturn applied to feeders, CHICAGO Nov. 20.—(AP—I 5 including 1 16,080 a: lower than Frida: a average: early 2 aoe to 250 Ib. Friday Fattngt fanan cline ea et. downturns: tor. Wack being. x 2B 75, with medium to good weighty steers off most; market spec- tacularly even; new crop ‘shortfed steers and yearlings predominated, selling slowly but In large numbers down to 7.00 at low time; not much aboye 13.00 and extreme top 16.35 yearlings nd = =medium weights: Uberal movement stockers and feeders at 8.00 down to 5.75, or 25 to 50 lower; heifers 25 to 50 down; 50 off; cutters 25 to 40 ‘5 lower and vealers 50 5 off; sharp decline in hogs re- earaea as very bearish tnfluence in fat cattle; no prime steers offered but choice and: prime offerings due next week on eve of international show; curtailed runs shortfed cattle predicted. Sheep 1,000; including 1,000 directs. For week ending Friday 5,000 directs, Compared Friday ae ‘week: fat lam very slow, 1.00 to 1.26 lower, yearlings sharing declin NED ter: sheep 75 to 1.0 high ing lambs nom- inally 75 ee lows week's fat lamb to} beet cows full; supply Montana rangers earlings in rather liberal te ee pry to) su as ets be! alk ig lambs eis to to 9.25; Fg! am Cty i... Ror Fo —(AP—v. & ttie 600; for the week: beef 1 mostly 50 lower; down; cows 25 to nd feeders largely good fed qonr nse 10.75; run mostly short feds: Ilberal share 7.50 to 8.50; car lots fed heifers up to 8.00; choice quoted around 10.0 majority beet cows 4.50 to 5.50; lon lots heavy range cows and light hel- fers up to 6.26; cutter grades mainly ik stockers and feeder e few lots good to choice load choice 400 Ib. steer ca 00, Hogs 1,860, including 1,000 direc steady to 15 lower; nd butchers 170 Ibs, up Tostly 760; 108 7.60; good sows 7. Sheep 100; geruraay's trade nom- inally steady; Cor : fat lambs ene fa Tambers. caniy ae . Tambo! 9.85 to breeding AGO POTATOES chicago, “Nov. 20.—(AP—U, Ars Potatoes $8; 3 sh dy; 51 light; ‘sa jurbanks 1.50; mostly. 1. 120; Colorado Red Mc- 4b: North Da- 6.96 per cent U. 8. Ohios €6 per cent Minnesots Cobblers arbas 90 per cent i 08%; Wisconsin Round Whi ‘g. ‘Commercial 1.00; Mich- \gan Green Mountain U. 8. No. 1, smarenss POTATOES Mi plate 20.—(AP— ‘otate plies moderate, jemand fair, mi ar. wresningsoe. > 3. No. -60 to grade 1. te t0'1.50. WISCONSIN ©) ohaleiale} ud mouth, Wi Nov, 3 combination tor the week: Wis- ee, Twins 17%; 17%. Farmers’ 120. | Brn J. Param, unchanged. if 8 20.—y— weSdeex s gen as Hard winter wheat . Basho) RANGE 20. — WHEAT SKYROCKETS 3 CENTS IN FINAL S| HOUR OF TRADING Argentina Frost Damage Re- ported Greater Than Ex- pected; Corn ‘Higher Chicago, Nov. 20—()—Wheat prices ot up three cents in the final" hour ee as buying power t of the advance was close, crop expert Argentine said frost dam- Buenos Aires province, important wheat producing area, greater than sepested end ii es Argent! crop between 185,000,000 and 195,000,000 bushels. Earlier this week private estimates ranged up to 225,000,000 bushels com- pared with a crop of 247,000,000 last season, ‘Wheat closed 2%-% cents higher New York Stocks Closing Prices Nov, 29 Adams Exp 9% Lo | Loew's Dm Lorillard (P) i : 20% 10% 9% 35 BEE Reece § BEEERREREEREEE DADwoe genceeecpees & 22 PP 3 x ss | to 8 = Fy compared with yesterday's finish, De-| Boe! cember 92%-%, May 925%-%, and corn % |was 1%-% higher, December 54%-%, 34 May 57%. Oats gained %-%. % | SHARPL: ‘Mini 885 857 882 852 btblal tee ea ped) hte 98% 9T% 45 4% 8635 64% 21% 21% 1.92 « 195% 197% 1.95 DULUTH RANGE Duluth, Minn., Nov. 20.—(?)— Durum— Open Hish Low B4% 83% easel eed GRAIN. Minneapolis, Nov. 20.—()—Wheat| 5 receipts Saturday 108 compared to 81 @ vear ago Minneapolis cash wheat end coarse erain closing quotations today follow: Cash Wheat Delivered To Arrive 1.06% 1.16% 105% 1.15% 106% 1.13% 1.02% 1.11% 1.00% 1.00% 98% 106% 96% 1.08% 93% 1.00% 92% Ih 0eee “sees spring +o» 1.04% 107% (Lower test Selene nominally” discounted 4c tb.) Montana Winter Wheat ‘otein W... 1.05% protein 4 sat 5 gases: 5: 8 Wor +o 1.08% “3 = “OR ‘Me, or eee LOLS oeee seeee soeoe =o a) eis 42248 g z E 3. H : = 96% 98% 34% 96% 93% 95% Durem om, egn0Ko Montinites 20% 1.08% 88% 14% 28% 1.03% % 101% B% 99%: 82% 96% 20% 93% 18% 90% 81% % ots te = FRPRRREE sasesae FRR Bees BRE GRAIN 20.—()—Closing cash 1 heavy: mark north. 4 to 18144, dark hard winter SMoniane No. 1 hard amber Fs ann to 1.07% a Ae, HY oor: No. 1 red durum .| close: » 1, bd to 2.06. 3 white 29%. WHEAT Rises MINNEAPOLIS . Nov. 20.—(®}—An esti- mate Ing, Argentina's wheat harvest at trom 185,000,000 to 195,000,- 000 bushels was the outstanding in- fluence in the Minneapolis grain pit Saturday and wheat, futures prices ed to sharply higher levels. After an opening dip, weakness of stocks, the big influence of Friday's decline, was ignored entirely, with trade improving near the close. ekgt® export and flour trade ruled ig December wheat closed 2%c higher at 1,00: May 2%c higher at 1.00%, and July 2%¢ higher at 97%, Coarse grains all were higher with wheat, while flax ralled on commis- sion house and crusher buying. December flax closed one cent high- er at 1.94, and May 1% higher at 1.97. December May oats both closed %4c jum Close bisher, me former at 27% and the lat- ter %. December feed barley closed Sec higher at 45%, and May %c 8, higher at 44%. ecember rye closed 1% higher at 66%, and May 1% cents higher at ECushiwhentltone wae slow endleany. Winter wheat was. scarce and un- changed. Durum was firm. ; Corn was slower. Oats was quiet to fair. Rye in fair to good demand. Barley was weak. Flax was in good demand, Produce Markets ; ABS tech chenille nt | CHICAGO Chicago, Nov. 20.—(#)—Steadiness prevailed in poultry, butter and eggs | Saturday. Butter 6,906; steady: creamery spe- 0 38%; extras "a firsts (90 to 91) 35% to seu: Hei Sts ec to 89) 32% to 3344; seconds (83 to 87%) 33° to 31%; stan- ized carlots) 35%. 3 all prices un- Poultry, live, 31. tracks: pene 4% Ibs. up 20; less than 4% Ibs. springs 4 Ibs. up, colored 20;: Rock 21%; springs less thar 4 Ibs., white Rock 22%; turkeys, hens 3; toms, young 21, other prices un- abbapaa’ Dressed market, easier; hen turkeys, young 27; toms, young 26. Other pr: unchanged, steady: EW YO! New York, Nov. 20. 0 —()—Butter -tirm, Creamery: extra (92 score) her grades unchanged. 18,774, market stow. Prices Mixed colors: standards 29 onds haa to No. 21%5 Nee thrsts 26 to 28; ‘age checks 18 to 19. Gethigera: tor: special packs 20% to 24% stan- dards 2 20%; firsts 19% seconds 18% to 19%; mediums and small 18 to 195 dirties 18 to 18%, ea resale of premlum marks 39 to 4 arby and midwestern pr 6 to 38; exchange sp tandards 33 to 8 to pullete 25. Jumbo and prem! clals 36 to 36% 5 Hes 5 browns: extra Dressed poultry steady to firm. Fresh (boxes): turkeys, southwestern 18 to 27%; Maryland 26 to 31. he: fresh, all frozen peices unchanged, Live poultry, by freight, steady. ete OY Rocks 26; colored 23; Leg- horn Fowls, Leghorn 21,’ Tur- keys, hens 25 to 26, mostly ee toms 21 “e 23, mostly 22. Ducks 20. By express steady. Chickens, Rocks 24 horn 21 to 22, mostly 21. Fowls, colored 12 to 26, mostly 24 to 26; Leg- horn 11 to 20, mostly 20, Turke ip hen 25 to 27, mostly 26; toms 20 to 23; mostly 23 BUTTER AND EGG FUTURES Chicago, Nov. 20.—W)— Butter futures, storage standards: High Close November December denuar i ge futui November December January % 18% . { | Miscellaneous | ————_—__________—__* FOREIG: ee ue en 20.—()—Forelgn Great Britain de- thers in cents. Great %;' France 3.40%: travel 25.00; Norway 25.17%; Sweden 25.83; Montreal in New York MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS Minneapolis, Nov. 20.—()—Stocks it Bank Stock no trading (vid UN Mocthwest Banco 7%. . cusp & ‘OCKS New York, . 20.—(P}—Curb: Cities Service Elec ponds & Share 10%. Fisk Rub 6%. CHICAGO STOCKS ey the Associated Press) Mid West Corp 6%. Gov ARN NENT York, Nov. New ment bond Treasury 4%o 116.8. BONDS 20.—(}—Govern- INVESTMENT TRUSTS 1Over the counter in Hamilton Trust 1. — Maryland Fund Quart Inc an 10.0: Sel Inc Sh 3.8: CHICAGO CASH GRAIN Chicago, Nov, 20.—(@)—Cash wheat, sample grade red No. 3 mixed 51% to 5034 : white 5 jam eee op ellow 92% to x ing 76-85. 50; sweet ciover see WOOL REVIEW Nov. 20.—()—The wool Boston, week market was slow the past }%.| Nomina! qutations on domestic wools showed a further decline as a result of col hk of amestic demand es in foreign wool mar- kets. Graded combing Ohio fleeces were offered at 32 to 34 cents i: ri for fine Delaine, 35 to 36 for staple combing lengths half blood 34 to 3 sr + aie Sa! and 33 to 35 for kene: f)which took place in Argentina kept t check. ig {closing at 65%c, 6 1.3; Oat te Butler Bros Buc & Z Cal Z-Ld Can Pac Case (J I) Caterpil Celanese Cer D Pasco Ches & O Chi & NW Chi Gt W 1% Chi Gt w Pf 4%! Radio CMStP 1 CMStPPI 2 Chrysler 58% Col-Palm 9% Col G El 9% Com Solv 8% Com & Sou 2% Con Edis 25% Con Oil 9% Cont Can 43 | Shell Un Cont Mot 1% | Simmons Cont Oil Del 27 | Socony Vac Corn Prod 55% | Sou Cal Cream Wh 22 Pac Ry Ry Ty Schen Distill Sears-Roe Seabd Oil Servel Crosley 8% Cub Am Sug 4% Curt Wret 3% Deere & Co 21% Dia Match 21% Dome Mines 47% Doug Airc 33 Dupont 109 East Kod 155% El Auto Lite 20% ELPwa&Lt 13% Firestone 20% Gen Elec Gen Foods Gen Mills Gen Mtrs Gillette Goodrich Goodyear Gra-Paige GNIr Ctr GN Ry Pt G Wes Sug Greyhound Hee Prod Hour-H B Howe Sound Hudson Mot Hupp Mot. Pt Corp Brands Gen Oil Cal Std Oil Ind Std Ol NJ Stew War Stone & Web 14% Studebaker 6 Swift & Co Texas Corp 938 Tex Gul 8ul 30% TPC&O 8 Tim Roll “ Trans-Am- = 11% Tri-Cont Cor 4_ Tru-Traer“ 5%’ Union Car 62% Union Pac 84% Un Air Corp 18 United Corp 3% United Drug - 7% United Fruit 55% Un Gas Imp 11% US Ind Al’ 19 US Pipe 23 U&R&Imp 5% Ill Cent 10% |US Rubber 26 Ind Rayon 20 |US Smelt R 55% Int Bus Mch 129% | Ug Steel Int Harv 61 | US Stl Pr Int Nick Can 40% | Vanadium War Pict West Un West Air’ 8&0 80 80 Spel Std Std Std 10% 6% 10% 4415 1% 1% Lib-O-F Gl Lig M B (4a) won GRAIN REVIEW Minenapolls, Nov. 20.—(@—(U. 8. Dept. of Agr.)—Southern neaienters! crop news dominated world wheat markets during the week ended Fri- day, and the contradictory reports concerning the extent of frost damage prices bounding about throughout miost of the period. Domestic markets reflected this situation and prices set- tled back about 6c from the top made eurly in the week. Tone of the cash wheat market was much slower. At the close 60 Abe Gark northern was quoted a 9c over. the December price. December wheat declined oe for the week, closing Friday at 98%c atfer having made a high of $1.1 Durum wheat prices showed a net less along with bread wheat. Duluth pecsebere durum declined 8%c, clos- ny ye declined with wheat but pros- pects that the federal surplus com- modity corporation might step in at any moment tended to hold declines in December rye declined 3%c, Oats fluctuated within a narrow Salesmen Wanted ADVERTISING SALESMEN. The Osborne Company of Clif- ton, N. J., oldest company selling advertising art calendars and a complete line of Friendly Adver- tising Service, has openings for salesmen who «seek permanent careers. In 1938 the Company is celebrat- ing 50 years’ service to manufacturers and better class retailers. Over half its 200 repre- sentatives have been Osborne men from five to forty years. Standard sales contract offers full time work, protected territory and New selling campaign with new “Line of a Thousand Stars,” starts December 27th. January is the biggest month of the year— * the best time for new men to be- gin work. Write today, giving details, your past experience, car ownership, names and addresses of three responsible references and per- sonal conference will be arranged at an early date. THE OSBORN COMPANY C. Wilson, Vice President. Clifton, New Jersey. ______ === Male Help Wanted "MAN WANTED” MUST have car. Work in rural dis- tricts. Your home county. Perma- nent. Good pay weekly. Give age and experience. Write P. N. Blake, 415 Lbr. Exch. Bldg, Minneapolls, Female Help Wanted ADDRESS ENVELOPES. We furnish stamps and pay in advance. Write Manager, Dept. 3, Box 37. Arling- ton, Calif, Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. U8. GOOD PAY. Experience un- necessary. Wonderful opportunity. Everything Supplied. Nationwide Distributors, 401 Broadway, N. Y. 3, | WANTED—Maid for housework. ‘Neat and able to cook. Must have refer- ences. Highest salary to right party Write Tribune Ad 24915, ADDRESS postcards. Cash paid in advance. Everything supplied. De- tails free. Hoosier sree Service Box 26, Mishaw: ANTED: Girl for aa house- work, Neat, plain cook. Go home nights. Call at 112 Ave. B, west. WANTED: Girl for general house work. F. Jaszkowiak. Phone &23. Busineas Opportunity Wi : Good oppor- tunity in eastern North Dakota town of 450 for resident physician to ‘ill the vacancy recently created vy death. Wide territory. Communui- one with A. J. Starr, Tower City, EXCEPTIONAL opportunity to ow Wells Company, Duluth, Minnesota ay in| WARM sleeping. room, close to ba:h, by Baer “All right, I'll buy you another used plane through the Tribune pleat ads, but after this watch out for duck hunters!” THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES day dave ye 4days Séays (83 CLASSIFILD DISPLAY RATES PER COLUMN INCH (IN BORDER ADS) DAILY RATES MONTHLY RATES oad anys ttm 2 times 7 Weekly Weekly $3.00 o50e $3.00 Copy must be in at 12:00 Neom for same day publication. Rooms for Rent TWO LARGE rooms in basement. Private shower, private entrance. ‘Will rent singly or together. Close to capitol. 1028 7th St. Tel. 1235. SPECIAL Men's 3-plece suit, ene necktie, cleaned and pressed, $1.00 Perfection Cleaners 718 Thayer Private entrance. Suitable for two, 206 Park. LARGE room on ground floor with private entrance. One block from business section, For ladies only 222 2nd St. —— EEE Work Wanted ATTENTION FOLKS! Holiday sea- son is coming. Have your kitchen floor beautified with moultile floor covering—also fireplace, stairways, bathrooms, recreation room, base- ment floors and walls. We also lay clay tile and marble for fireplace and bathrooms. For estimate, call or write M. B. Sirnchek, 410 Ave. large clean rooms, plate, bath adjoining. Near Las office. 208 Rosser. TYPEWRITERS for sale or rent. Winter is coming, call us! STORM WINDOWS REPAIRED BROKEN GLASS REPLACED VANTINE PAINT & GLASS CO. Bee 313 Main Motoreycles | for Sale 1931—74 HARLEY-DAVIDSON__mo- torcycle, $165. Trade for 1930 or 1931 Ford, except sedan. Charles F. McNulty, Jr., Center, N. Dak. ————————SSSS_ Wanted to Buy [ANTED: Filling station near busi- ness section, heavy traffic. P.O. Box 151. Fargo, xe Dak. WANTED: ne corn. F. Jaszkowiak, wohone 828 Houses for Sale SIX ROOM Bungalow, nice location, in. Three renge. December oats showed a net loss of es closing at 27%c, Trade in the barley market was narrow. pecemper barley declined 2c, closing at 4: Flax fluctuated over = wide range, influenced principally. by contradic: tory reports from Argentina. Dece: ber flax declined 9%c, closing at $1. STOCK REVIEW New York, Nov. 20.——Stock mar- ket prices crumbled this week, many cropping to new lows for more than two years. Brokers said wilting confidence in the nearby future of business knocked shares down. On the statistical side of the ledger entries were mostly gloomy. or, the ninth consecutive week, et tions sagged, while rep: industry gave little promise of i. re- versal soon. Electricity production once more felt the blight of slower industrial operations. Freight car loadings con- tinued downgrade, sliding more than seasonally to a level about 100,000 ay der the like week of 1936. anne ale though motor output pic pa li tle, cheer arising trom its factor wi dampened by sit-down strikes at Gen- eral Motors plants. Special and year-end dividends [ds duced some optimism, but this dzmpened somewhat by the fact de larations were je owing to tl undistribut x. ond market was lower in the corporate Sinislon, U. 8. government obligations gain Commod odity Bi prices were lower the average. Food prices wei under presi than other staple: RANGE OF ae SALES Minneapolis, 20,—(P)—Rans' of carlot grain As Wheat, No. 4 ‘dark northe: No. 4 dark hard winter 9: hard amber durum 95%; No. durum 89 3 vam 48 to 50, 2 white 28%. *~ TD nalting 11% to: 81; Norte Nee 1 Db1% to 2.05, MINNEAPOLIS PLOU! oie Flour, “a reel in 98 pound Pi Standard mid- wi PEG CASH GRAIN Winnipeg, Nov. iSeyge N6 wheat, 0. No. 1_ northern, ae north- ; No. 3 no 12%. io. 2 white Tk: No. 3 white -from apartment will pay for house. Small down payment. 618 2nd St. Houses for Rent MODERN house for rent. immedi- ate possession. Four rooms 814 bath. Full nepapa Garage. Completely furnished. Very reason- able, 518 21st St. Bit 145 oe- tween 6 and 8 p.m _ Mr. Siemer. PES ROOM lower duplex. Heat and ter furnished. Garage. Inquire at 08% Ave. C, West or phone 1341. NEWLY pea ay ‘aix room fully modern house, Gas heat furnished. Inquire at 111 Ave. A. West. : FIVE room upper duplex, attached garage, ite possession. O. W Roberts, telephone 151 or 751 81X ROOM modern house Ave. D. West. Inquire of Carl nila son, phone 1316-W. SIX ROOM modern hpuse and five room . Inquire FOUR room modern bungalow. Gvs heat. Close in. Geo. M. Register. Cottages for Rent JODERN 6-room cottage, newly decorated. Garage. Price Owens phone 278. . Hay for Sale re ees tar re Dr. F. B. Strauss. Russian Assistance To Spain Hampered London, Nov. 20.—()—Informed sources said Saturday that Soviet Rus- se peeeeeoae by domestic sffairs and by the Japanese threat in the Far East and hampered by oe gent blockade, had been unable two months to give effective Spanish for aid to the covenant in toe ei wat B., Bismarck. Phone 2479. EXPERIENCED young woman 4d2- sires housework, by day or hour. Prefer ironing. Phone 95. Bismarck Hotel, Room 38.00 GIRL wants hour work. Prefers work- ing for employed reople. Can go ahead. Call p Pe 1227-M. RELIABLE ‘Will care for children. Call Rose 1130 after 4:30. LAUNDRY WANTED. Prices very reasonable. All work guaranteed We call for and deliver. Tel. 1253. EXPERIENCED girl wants day or hour work. Will also take care of children. Phone 1411-J. EXPERIENCED truck driver wan's job. References, 420 13th St. Call for Joe. TWO SLEEPING rooms in private home. Close in. $10 and $15, Phone 1770, 234 W. Thayer. SLEEPING room for rent. Close in. % block from bus line. Reasonably priced. Phone 1474-R. NICE CLEAN room, next to bath. Hot water always. For one or two. 922 7th St. Phone 452. ‘WARM, comfortable room in quiet home. Close to bath. Always hot water, 519 9th St. NICE sleeping room with large closet. _ $10. Close in. 121 W. Thayer. Phone LARGE, PLEASANT room for one or two. Hot water in room. 510 4th St. LARGE pleasant room. Always hot wae Gas heat. 422 4th 8t. Phone COMFORTABLE sleeping room. Close to bath. Centrally located. 617 7th St. Phone 891. FURNISHED sleeping room. Close in. 218 1st. St. Telephone 63’ SLEEPING room, $10; call after 4 ‘706 6th YOUR LUCKY NUMBER 1s our phone number. Quality For Sale or Rent FOR RENT or sale by owner, modern seven room house. Hardwood floors, built-in features. Write Tribune Ad. RENT: Business building at 116 Sth St.; upstairs, 15 rooms and bath. Building, 25x100. Will be available December Ist, Phome | qumemenneeseeeece——= 1522-W. after 6 p. m. Miscellaneous for Sale CUT-RATE EYE GLASS! Inc., of- fers wonderful Temporary Holiday Special in beautiful Octagon glasses at $9.75 — your choice of rims or rimless Crystal clear lenses pro- perly prescribed by skilled Oculist. No extra charge for eye examin: tion. Every frame guaranteed 1/iC- 12K gold filled under National Stamping Act. Dr. MacLachlan, Oculist-Optician, 113 1st St. just south of Chevrolet Garage. Phone 1589. CHRISTMAS CARDS—It 1s nune too early to select your greeting cards Make your selection now for later delivery, either printed or engraved Samples are now on display. Bis- marck Trib Company. IN TROUBLE AGAIN Landlerd ordered As ot aes Re er GEISLER’S Imported Canaries (or sale. Choppers and Hartz Moun- fein. Guaranteed songsters. Mrs. John Dvoracek, Elgin, N. Dak. FOR SALE—Purebred Collie dogs an3 puppies. Eligible for registry. {n- quire at 308 6th Ave. NW, Bo BLUE RIBBON Lutefisk, Turkeys, Ducks, Mattresses Roasting Chickens. MATTRESSES renovated and rebuilt. | ed THANKSGIVING GREETINGS Meat Mark Peopl: 210 Sth - We deliver - Phone 176 Office Equipment STAPLING MACHINE YOU WILL find the Markwell paper fastener the neatest stapler you have ever used Staples sheets to- gether secnmoearay or is irvomnnly Johnson, Lucca, N. D. Feed and Seed FOR SALE: Yellow shelled corn. white corn, or cracked corn in truck or car lots. The Farmers .u¢7 tur Company, Arthur, N Dak. 1¢ miles north of Cuxsselton, N. Dek, 9% Highway 18. IN HOG FEED! — For best results and bigger prot. io feed} _ Northern brand cracklings. Manu- factured by Northern Rendering Co., Bismarck, N. D. Livestock for Sale ATTENTION LIVESTOCK MEN! For Sale: Purebred registered bulls. Excellent quality cy 3208 Ave, A. East. Bi ae) Automobiles for Sale USED CARS Ponies Come All above cars winterized with hot water heaters, winter grease, winter oil, and proper radiator solution. ‘These cars backed by our gold bond guarantee and 23 years of honest used car dealings. CORWIN-CHURCHILL MOTORS, Inc. Bismarck, N. Dak. 1934 DODGE DeLuxe Coach radio. Heater. New tires. $325. Terms if desired. Write Tribune Ad. 24704. 1936 CHEVROLET Standard Coach in good condition. 1106 Ave. FOR SALE BY OWNER: Booming house, practically new, in A-1 condition; 9 bedrooms; good income property. Close to down town. Priced for quick sale. Owner leaving city. Write Trib- une Ad 24940. Apartments for Rent UNFURNISHED apartment, 3 rooms and bath. Hot water. Refrigerater. Private entrance, front and reac. Close in. In semi-basement. 316 ith 8t. J. J. Barth. ATTRACTIVE unfurnished apart- ment, living room, with fireplace bedroom, kitchen, dinette, private pet: Refrigerator. $42.50. Phone 1770. UNFURNISHED BASEMENT apart- ment, living room, bedroom, kit- chenette, and bath. Water, lights and heat included in rent. 618 2nd and bath, New home. Heat, gas range, refrigerator and washroom furnished. $45. Inquire 622% 13th 8. PARTLY furnished basement apart- ment, newly decorated. living room, kitchen and bath. Re- frigerator. $28. Phone 1770. NICELY furnished two-room apart- ment, Frigidaire. Laundry. Clean. Warm, Always hot water. Adults, 807 4th St. FIRST FLOOR partly furnished apartment. Vacant December 1. Adults $43. Call after 4 p. m. at 706 6th St. SECOND FLOOR 3-room furnished partment. Lights, water, telephone, heat and laundry privileges. 504 14th St. THREE ROOMS and bath sem!-base- ment apartment, unfurnished. 830. 11% and St, Phone 1556. FOUR room apartme! its, heat, water, gas. $35 per month. Phone 1114-LW. 414 Hannafin St. 'TWO room furnished apartment. Good location. Near high school. Also one unfurnished house. 818 7th Sc. MODERN 2-room apartment, ground floor. Suitable for one to three. $27, Call 717 Thayer. Phone 2180. AVAILABLE at once. Five rooms furnished. Two large clothes closets Laundry privileges. Phone 107. MODERN apartment. Living roon, bedroom, kitchen and bath. Lasken Apts. Inquire Cut Rate Drug. WELL furnished 2 room apartment. Second floor. No children, 411 oH _St._Phone 273. sare MODERN light housekeeping apart: ment, furnished. Gas heat. Private entrance. Call 601. TWO room apartment and sleeping rooms for rent. Reasonable. On bus line. 520 Ave. F. FURNISHED 2-room apartment, pri- vate bath, private entrance. 407 Ist St. Phone 1359. NICELY furnished apartment. City i Inquire of Tribune Ad. No. partment, pri- ae ean entrance. adults only. 405 13tn LARGE one room furnished apart- ment, second floor. 1720 2nd 3t. TWO room furnished apartment. 227 W. Thayer. Phone 1632. Room and Board and Board MODERN room and board in a newiv decorated modern home. Also mea's by day or week. On bus line, Phoue _1231-R. 712 4th St. WELL furnished front room with purine front room with morning and evening meals. The Mohawk, 401 5th. Phone 145. wanes to Rent WANTED. 612 a "een for two cars. rug. ery reason- able. Call at 716 10th a. Phone 1675-W. HOTPOINT Electric range, 6-plece oak diningroom set. All very rea- sonable. Phone 673. Dead Animals . Phone We pay for the call Nosth- ern Rendering Co. Wanted—to Rent or Buy WANTED to rent or buy, service sta- »| ton in Bismarck and in Mandaa. Write Tribune Ad. 24000. ¥