The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1937, Page 15

} * STOCKS RALLY, DIP, BUT MOST: LEADERS: END ON DOWNTREND ICC Ruling on Rate. Boost Fol- lowed by Drop in Rail Is- sues;-Dealings Quiet PELE: New York, Dec. 10 —(P)— Stocks | dipped and rallied at frequent inter- vals in Friday’s ‘market and most leaders‘ ended on @ declining trend. ¢ A brisk upturn in the rails around noon heartened the list appreciably: and early losses running to 3 points were reduced or -cancelled. The come- back was brief and another slip in the final hour put a wide assortment of recent favorites down as much as 2 or more, Carriers whirled upward following remarks of President Roosevelt emphasizing the importance of a quick solution of the railways’ fi- nancial problems, The transportation department, sub- sequently gave ground when the in-' terstate commerce commission over- ruled the petition of the roads for an immediate 15 per cent boost in ship- ping charges. Dealings were comparatively quiet. transfers approximated 1,000,000 shares, Rail bonds, ra‘ buoyant at one time, skidded stocks at the finish. Commodities were uneven. Livestock SOUTH ST. PAUL South 8t. Paul, Dec. 10.—(?)—(U. 8. Dept. Agr.)—Cattle 3,000; most kill- ing classes slow, undertone about steady; slaughter steers and yearlings largely 6.50-8.50; best heifers ‘held shove 7.50; good cows held around 6.25; low cutters and cutters 3.25-4.25; sausage bulls up to 6.25; top feeder steers Thursday 7.50. Calves 2,000; vealers fully steady, instances higher; good and choice 7.50-9.00; strictly choice held above 9.50 occasionally. Hogs 13,000, opening unevenly 5-20 lower; weight over 200 lbs. showing most decline; good and choice 140- 200 Ibs., 7.75-05; top 7.95; 200-240 Ibs., 740-15; 240-300 Ibs., 6.90-7.40; good sows 650-60; some held higher; aver- age cost 7.56; weight 228 lbs. ~Sheep. 5,000; 218 through, very little qdone’ early, buyers talking sharply “ower on slaughter lambs; early packer bids ‘on slaughter ewes 25; lower at 400 down; bulk good to choice lambs Thursday 8.75-9.00; few ‘choice to shippers 9.15-25, Dairy cows slow, weak to lower; 4 good springer and milker cows $65.00- 80; common and médium kinds $40-60. cnaey Chicago, Dec. (P)—(U. S. D, A.) boss 36,000; Including 3000" direct; riarket arou! 10 lower than Thurs- day! ‘averagi 3; spots 15 off on’ wel, a 200 1b., od 3 tor Tie oe80 Ibe 8.30; bul good ai 8. ay 210- 240. mb. 05: 250-300 Ib., 7.40- 80; most good packing sows 6,65-7.00; best kinds upward to 7.10 or slightly etter. , Cattle 2000, calves 500; fairly ac- A fully steady; very little ef here? mostly 8.25-10.00 on steers; best in load ote 10.50; well cleaned up on early round; she stock steady to strong; cutter grade cows and common and medium beef heifers showing strength; cleanup market on bulls. fully steady and scant supply weighty vealers firm; most heifers $.25-1.50; long cath Colorado heifers 3. st ers and: feeders eluding 500 direct; tng fhederatély active, to choice lambs up- o Packers: slaughtér. ewe fresh feeding. Jnernee acarce. SIOUX CITY - Sioux City, Dec. 10. (U, 8. D. A.)—Cattle 1200, calves 150; slaughter steers, yearlings and fed heifers about steady ality mostly medium; stock- os ‘and feeders scarce, steady; short weights down to 5.50 and eietly. choiée quoted -above ano short fed heifers 7.00 a beef cows 4.50-5.50 fevr cutter grat 3.50-4.25; wots medium light cluding 900 direct; steady to ¢ ower to shippers? i demand broad for weights aE ownt good and choice 110- 240 1b, butchers 7.65-75; top 7.75; pack- er demand ‘indifferent. eariy;' light lights and plas to feeder weak to 251 lower at w early fat lamb sales | tives sold! up to 8.75; its fe 08 ‘ins held ‘around 9. a0; package fed yearlings 8.00; ewes opened steady at 4.00 down. —_—_—_——_ Bi bgt yal ‘WwooL amen 1» Dec. 10.—(}—(U, 8. D, A.)— tone in the Boston wool market Friday continued to show improve- ments. Increased firmness was being shown fn most grades of domestic greasy combing wools. In addition to some further business in fine western grown wools, lower gi were getting in- quiries from m! A little quarter blood fleece wool was sold at- prices mostly on the low side of the range, 53 to 57 cents scoured basis, which was comparable to 30 to 32 cents in the grease for Ohio wools. Bids just un- der this range have been made upon sizeable quantities and were refused. CHICAGO POTATOES Chicago, Dec. 10.—(@—(U. 8. D. A.) —Potatoes, 50, on track 254, total US. shipments 467; steady, supplies mod- crate deman light account cold sacked per cwt, Idaho Rus- Zot'Burbanks UB. No. 1, 1.35-457 Color ado Red McClures US. No, 1, 1.47%-55; North Dakota, Bliss triumphs 90 per cent UB, No. 1, 1.15, DULUTH CASH GRAIN Dec, 10.—()—Closing cash prices. Wheat: No.1 heavy dark ee ee pring 1104-132 130485. Ni dari ae ern LOT 115%; No. 3, 1.08% i349; No 3% -1.03 4 '%-1.10%. No. 1 Montana 1675.” Durum: amber 923-1, ote No 2 No. - os Sen oe. (plus dock) 1.97-2.07, 8% 69%. low 94%. 60; malting 70-81. 33.00; sweet clover RLOT SALES RANGE OF aoe Aesop “dark northern 1.18%: Wheat sample grade dark northern 94; No. 1 im 1.14. hari ae ake seen | New York Stocks. Closing Eres, Dee. 10 Adams Exp 9% ft Lig MB 4a 87% Alas Jun 2% All Ch D Allis-Ch 5 pPVESE MO sc tel THE. BISMARCK TRIRUNE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1937 CHICAGO WHEAT IS DOWN RRCTONSIN |< AUSTRALIAN NEWSISE = ‘te May Report of Sharply Increased - Supplies Proves Incentive to Sellers. Chicago, Dec. 10.—(#)—Failure to hold price advances distinguished eae *S wad & 150 63% "13% | Nat Distill 273s | Nat Pr & Lt 3216 | Nat: Steel cs 7 >Ea EBs an §sagngge to = z 2 20% 3% 9 12% 4 13 55% 26% 11% Briggs Mfg 247 Budd Wh 4% Bur Ad Mch 17% But Cop & Z 3% Cal -Ld 1% Can Pac. 8% Case (JI 95 Caterpil 53% Celanese 15% Cer D Pasco 40% Ches & O 38% Chia NW 2. Chi Gt Ww. 1% Chi Gt W Pr 5% CMSP. 1% wheat trading Friday. Sharply increased supplies of new crop Australian wheat acted as an tnoentive to sellers. The total Aus- tralian stock in sight now is 42,- 496,000 bushels—more than double the amount at this time last year. At the close, Chicago wheat titures were %5-% under Thursday's finish, December 95%-%, May 92%-%; corn | % higher, Dec. 55%, May 58%-%, and oats % off. WHEAT WEAKER IN SLOW TRADING Minneapolis, Dec, 10.—(}—Wheat futures dragged through to a dull and weaker close Friday. Decisive we ness of Chicago December due to li- quidation appeared the main cause of December wheat closed \c Hoda a 1.01%, May %c lower at 1.00%, July %c down at 97%. Crushers lacked aggression and flax futures dropped. December flax closed 1%c lower at 1.95 and May lhe lower at 1.97%. Coarse grains were generally lower. December and May oats closed u changed at 27% and 27%, Bott December rye closed %c higher at 65% and May %c lower at 65%. De- cember feed barley closed %c down at ae and May \c lower at 44%. wheat was in fair demand to Durum was strong. Winter and firm. 1d was sfower. Oats good’ wheat was sca! Cash corn de: demand was slow and featureless. Di CMSPPE 2% CRI&P 1% Chrysler 56% Col-Palm o% Col G El 9% Com Solv 8 Com & Sou 2% Con Edis 25 | Con. Oil 92 Cont Can. 41% Cont Mot. 1% Cont.Oil Del 30% | Corn Prod 63% Cream Wh 22% Crosley 8% Cub Am Bug 4% Curt Wrgt 3% Deere & Co 25% Dia Mtch i “4% Dome Mines 49% !Stew War 10% Doug Airc 36% | Stone & Web 14% Dupont 116% | Studebaker 5% East Kod. 165 |Swift & Co 17% El Auto Lite 19% | Texas 39% 34% Corp El Pw & Lt 13%|Tex Gul Sul 29% | 32-33%. Firestone Gen Elec Gen Foods | Gen Mills Gen Mtrs Gillette Goodrich Goodyear Gra-Paige GNIrCtf 15 % GN Ry pid 25% G Wes Sug 291% Greyhound 105% Hee Pre _ 6% Houd-H"B 10% Howe Sound 48 Hudson Mot 7% Hupp Mot 1% Tl Cent 11% Ind Rayon 17% Int Harv 68 Int Nick Can 43% IntTé&Tel 7% Johns-Man 82 Kennécott * 37% Kresge (SS) 16% ‘Krog Groc:' 16% rae TPC&O 8% Tim Roll. 42% 3% Trans-Am 52. | Tri-Cont Cor 34% | Tru-Traer 9%} Union Car Union Pac 87 Un Air Corp 22 United Corp 3% United 7 United Fruit 57% Un'Gas Imp 10% | 2; US Ind Al. 21% US Pipe (29% USR& Imp 5% US Rubber 27% US Smelt R 62 ‘US Bteel 56% US Stl pfd 108 Vanadium 16% War Pict Th West Un 26%, ‘West Air 25% | West El 107% White Mot 11 Wilson & Co 5%|2 Woolworth 38% Ifb-O-F, GI 38 | Wrigley, Jr 61% | 2 CURB paeree New York,: Dec, 10.—()—Curb: American , Gen. “oe Cities Service 2. Elec. Bond & Share 11. Fisk Rubber 7. _ sf Memory Regained mand for rye and barley was good. Flax was in good demand, ———————— | Produce Markets | oO Chicago, Dec Moe Ue—Butter prices were unsettled Friday but eggs show- oc Uttle change. Poultry tended low- "Butter 647, enseteegs creamer: dinete (93 score) 39%-40; exit (92) 39; extra firsts (90-91) 36%-3: standards (90 centralized carlots) 3 other prices unchanged. ates 3622, steady; prices unchang- ot ultry, live, 38 trucks, easier; hens % lbs. up 21; White Rock springs 4 lbs. up 22; Leghorn mens 15; geese 17; other prices unchang Dressed market, aay, prices un- changed. NEW yore New York, 3,450, easter. extri Xe score) 40; 34%-39; seconds (84-87) 66,978, quiet, Mixed colors: Prices un- Refrigerator, special pa 24; standards iigeass firsts 19%-%: Aye cea and exchange spe- exchange stan- fancy mediums y and western, Gag furs and top pullets 22 6 pullets 21-22. Pacific o and premiums 33-45 -32; standards 31-31%; 6 ullets 22%. fa 1-32, Si rn, special packs 30-30%. mall to mediums 23-' ae Duck onge: icy to extra fancy 27-30. essed poultry, irregujar, all fresh and frozen prices unchanged. Live poultry, by freight, steady; chickens. Rocks 23-24, mostly 24; colored 20- ip mostly 31; Leghorn 17- 18, Ge iad ; Fowls, colored 21% -25, most; %-25; Leghorn 15-18, mostly 38. Ola roosters 15-17, turkeys, hen toms 22. Ducks 1 jt ee expres 20-26, mostl: en 20. rosrosters, Rocks ly 18-23; crosses 15-27%, 3 rede 21%-25; mostly 5 ed 11. Fowls, colored 10% -25; poostiy 22-24, Peghomn 18-22, stly 20. roosters 16. Turkeys, toms 28, Ducks 20. BUTTER AND EGG FUTURES Chicago, Dec. 10.—( Butter Futures, Storage » Standards: ly 22-: 33. pebruaty ee Futur December February reunion pictured. above when Jimmy Saunders, amnesis vic- tim, stepped from an airplane in Cincinnati and greeted the wife he had not seen or remem- bered during 30. months’ wan- dering. Saunders’ memory, lost when he started to Akron to seek work. in 1935, was restored prison Miscellaneous MONEY RATES New York, Dec, 10—(—Call money 1 per cent. 90 days 1%; unchanged, SOR GR oes rk. Foreign eriaie Be Gr MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS sai gupeneanolls, Dec. 10.—(@)—Stocks oiitcat Bank Stock 19%. Northwest Banco 7. GOVERNMENT BONDS New work Dec.10.—()—Govern- jonds: Treasury 4%'s 116.12. ‘Treasury 4's 111,27. CHICAGO STOCKS (By the Associated Press) Midwest Corp. 6%. —_—_—_—_ WINNIPEG CASH GRAIN Winnipeg, Dec. 10.—(#)—Wheat closed unchanged to %ec rowan, Dec. 1.20: May 1.1 aon Melee i lower; Dec, 46%; May ‘1 northern 1.32%; Bn w wheat: No. : No, Z northern 1.28%; No. 3 northern “Gate: No. 3 white 48%; No. 3 white 43%. MINNEAPOLIS FLO! Minneapolis, Dec. 10.—()—Flour, carload lots, per barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks: 11; changed, pas unchanged, Shipments Ere 352. Pure bran 10.50 Standard middling M4, 00- 20.00. Bismarck Rifle Club Holds Shoot Tonight ‘A five-man team from the Mandan tifle club will compete against a marck regular se pae aA RANGE » Aleh 6% 23% 81% $32 ee bee ee : Fe Fe * » 85% oa " MINNEAPOLIS RANGE Dec, 10,—(P)— 1 ea ied . Wheat— Oben) gh Li fos{ abelei ask CASB GRAIN Minneapolis, Dec. 10. ay ee receipts Friday 99 compared to 37 a year aco Minneapolis cash wheat and coarse grain closing eee ers) follow To Arrive 1.10% 1.20% 1.00% 1.18% 1.08% 1.17% a+ 107% 1.15% see 1.05% 1.13% - 1.08% 1.11% 1.01% 1.08% 99% 105% 97% 1.08% 95% 1.00% 93% 971% ern (ower Po Solent nominally discounted 4¢ Ib.) Montana Winter Wheat yotein 1DH Wor o> 1.08% ro0e in sic gnne #354 +30 1.06% ss000 == ae kei iS 5 Lo} ffs g 104% a 8. meme 22298 38 Hale 1.02% oe ‘and 4outh Dakota Whesi 1.00% 1.01% 98% 99% 97% 98% Durum ot epnoeg Minne mes 2422 38: 8: 91% 1.07% 90% 1.06% 88% 1.05% 86% 103% 85% 1.01% BA 98% 82% 95% 20% 92% TB 80% 10% 26% 26% 28% 57 80 .. 48 73 ds. 47 = 52 3555 £1% 1% WARVER WEATHER FORECAST FOR ND Temperature Drops to 18 Below Zero Here as Blizzards, Cold Grip Nation 6% bei a. Male Help Wanted SCIENCE reconditions motors while you drive. Call or write at once for territory. Room 712, Patterson Hotel. _e SSE Personal _ sale, rent, service, all office machines. Typewriter Sales and Service, 108 3rd, Bismarck. Phone 68. REMEMBER those fine Christmas trees at Myer’s Grocery. Make your selection early. Phone 631. Female Help Wanted ADDRESS postcards Cash paid w advance. Everything supplied De- tails free. Hoosier Mailing Service Box 26, Mishawaka, Ind. eed ! for Sale Center coal, two to six Pho! WILTON ton loads, $2.65 per ton. 602-3. Bob Morris. Office Space OFFICE space for rent. Available Jan. ist. Call at Cowan's Drug Store, phone 102. For Rent Four newly-built apartments— 3 rooms and bath each Unfurnished 215 Mandan Street Inquire: 114 West Broadway or phone large sleeping room, next to bath. Two clothes Closets. 813 2nd. St. Phone 263. TWO newly decorated sleeping rooms, $12 and a4 each. $2 extra for two occupants in room. Gas heated home Always hot water. 1702 6th St, COMFORTABLE room, always hot water. Clean, quiet. Four blocks from post office. 116 W. Thayer, after 5 p. m. COMFORTABLE sleeping room, one room and kitchenette apartment, 4 windows. Very warm. Phone 983-. COMFORTABLE room in modern home. Always warm and always hot water. Access good library. 519 9th St. NICE LARGE room in modern home Always warm and comfortable. Al- ways hot water. 614 8th St. EARGE comfortable room for man. Convenient to bath. In new home. 902 10th St. NICELY furnished sleeping room Close in. On bus line. 400 7th 8t. Phone 859. FURNISHED room. Hot water all the time. Gentlemen preferred. Cen- trally located. 607 6th. HEALT Relief for sinus, neuritis, seen sciatica, lumbago, muscular aches, colds and all forms of rheumatism. Those who '@ never tried this aes ne ely a 1 $3.0 r $1.50 and this nas Write: g literature. JOHN F. CLASS creat CLYDE ©. ee Eee 206 Main B! Please call tor. pr 9s Wanted to Rent WANTED: About Jan. ist., house, du- plex or apartment, four or five rooms, couple, no children. Tribune Real Estate FOR WASHINGTON farm lands, city property ‘and business opportunities, write Triangle Realty Company, phd Ziegler Building, Spokane, ‘Wash. fire hazards and a possible food short- age, appealed to Gov. Herbert Leh- man for an emergency assignment of national guardsmen. Hans Christian Andersen, writer of | fairy tales, was a Dane. 4 WIDOWS’ WINNER Gifts for the Family demonstrat! call 1969, Ed K. Onstad. AT HEDAHL MOTOR CO., 210 W. Main. You can get that grand gift for wife or mother, a Speed-Queen Washer and Ironer. Phone 269. FUR HATS, Muffs, fox neck pieces, Jacquets, capes. 8; lly STATE FUR, 202 4th. Phone 496. Gifts for the Home LOUNGE CHAIRS, occasional chairs, coffee tables, cocktail tables, flour lamps, table lamps, rugs, parlor sets, bedroom sets, knee hole desks, mirrors, smoking stands, hassocks, card tables, end tables, cedar chests, luggage, draperies, dishes and glass- ware, pottery. WEBB BROTHERS, Furniture, 323 Main Ave. __=_=__a__a_a_aaa___ Pets "| PIANO accordion, § | NOVELTIES. Your pick. We carry « full line to solve your gift problem. Also beautiful hand-made garments. See them at the OKay Novelty Shop, 305—Tth. CABINETS, all kinds. Very practical gift the whole family will enjoy. Also what-nots and_knick-knacks, beautifully made. BUILDERS WOODWORKING CO, 1713 Ave. A. Phone 663. L, C. SMITH typewriter with auto- matic tabulator, used ‘very little. Reasonably priced. Phone 403-M. \|SLIGHTLY used Eastman Cine 8 movie camera. 2.7 lens and model 40 projector. Call 124. WHY NOT a better used car? See Corwin-Churchill Motors, Inc. Phone 700. Gifts for the Musician KING TENOR Saxophone and trum- pet. Cheap. Monty Friel, 928 9th St. c/o Pearl Shaw. Phone 1353-J. $380 when .new. Will sell at $125. Easy terms. Write or call T. F. Miren, 710 13th 8t. PEDIGREED wire-haired terrier puj pies for sale. Six weeks old. Tea! Christmas gift. 704 6th. Gifts for Him TREAT THE whole family with a gift | § for the car this Christmas. Make your selection from our complete stock of the heaters, radios, driving lights, vanity mirrors, mirror watches, seat covers and many other attractive and useful items. FLECK MOTOR SALES, 100 W. Bdwy, hone 55. | Gifts for the Car Owner A DANDY GIFT for Father, Mother, Sister, Brother or Sweetheart. A TEN DOLLAR Service Book from MOLLY'S SERVICE STATION. Can be used anytime for anything. Ww Why not make this a Typewriter (0) Christmas? D A sift supreme for every member of the family! R PORTABLES I Typewriter Sales and J’ Service cat erie: BF K Ss P Es Ww T THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES iday Ssases (MINIMUM CHARGE ‘uc Sdayo ied mm Bdaye 4énys Sdays days o 48 72 (All Classifiog eds are cash with order) picainichccieiietesbicanssianl sess SSS a an ed CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES PER COLUMN INCH (IN BORDER ADS) Miscellaneous for Sale CHRISTMAS CARDS — Make your selection now ‘or later delivery either printed or engraved. Sam- ples are now on display. Bismarck 7 Tribune Company. Office Equipment YOU WILL find the Markwell paper fastener the neatest stapler you FOR BALE: Yellow shelled corn, white corn, or cracked corn in truce or car lots. The Farmers Elevator Company, Arthur, N Dak. 14 miles north of Casselton, N. Dak, 1 Highway 18. Wearing Apparel coat, 7th Bt. Bo. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. MONTHLY eid 3 cimes 3 times ee! REPAIR, REBOX and Recover fur- niture. Special Reboxing cushion: $1.50 not delivered; $1.75 delivered and called for, Call 8. A. Schneider 708 12th 8t. LAUNDRY WANTED. Prices very reasonable. All work guaranteed. We call for and deliver. Tel, 1253, WILL call for and mail Christmas packages. Rates cheap. Call for Leslie, phone 213-M. DEPENDABLE girl wants work by day. Phone 95, Room 38. GIRL wants hour or day work. Phone BOARD and room in respectable home. Gentlemen preferred. Phone 869-LJ 321 8th 8t. TWO ROOMERS and boarders wanted. $25 per month. 703 Front Ave. by Baer For Sale Sectional bookcases, Mi rocker, two aa Chal ing chairs, ARE YOU neglecting your child's musical education? Buy a used saxophone, good as new. 417 10th Automobiles for Sale TWO-WHEEL TRAILER Call C. W. Bisbee at Bismarck Hotel on Saturday, December 11 1936 DODGE DELUXE coupe, radio, heater, complete. Must sell by Des. 15. Real bargain. Phone 2139. HEATER EQUIPPED V-8 Ford. Must sell immediately. $350. Terms. Write Tribune Ad, 25266. WILL TAKE in 40 No. 1 turkeys on good used car. Corwin-Churchill Motors, Inc. CHRISTMAS TREES ‘Apples The Potato Market Binmarck STRICTLY modern 4-room apart- ment, ground “floor, private bath. Private entrance. Also 2- room apartment and kitchenette, second floor. 714 Rosser. Phone 1328-J. TWO room and kitchenette furnished apartment. Frigidaire. Full size bed. Private entrance. Gas, heat and lights furnished. $33.50. Adults only. Inquire 120 W. Tha: SMALL furnished bi nt sapart- ment, private bath. Refrigerator. Washing privileges. Near capitol. Phone 1770, 234 W. Thayer. | FURNISHED apertment, parlor, bed- room, kitchenette, private bath. Fireplace. Desirable location. Adulis only. 801 5th. MODERN 2-room and kitchenette apartment, nicely furnished. Private entrance. Close in. 113 Mandan 8t. Phone 637-J. NEW APARTMENT, unfurnished, 2 rooms and bath. Very nice, Adults only. Call from 1 to 5:30 p.m, at 611 Ave. A. FURNISHED one room and kitchen- ette apartment, air conditioned heat. Suitable two adults. 322 9th 8t. THREE room furnished apartmeat, Full sized bed. Frigidaire, private entrance. Gas, heat, water furnisn- ed. $32.50. Inquire 114 W. Thayer. NEW unfurnished 3-room basement apartment, near capitol and schools. Modern, except heat. Private en- trance. 930 12th St. FURNISHED apartment. Living room, kitchenette, private bath, private ,entrance. Adults only. Phone 1644-R, 322 1st St. : WELL FURNISH! ont apartment, porch, living room, kitchen, private bath. Electrolux refrigerator. Call 808 7th St. LARGE LIGHT housekeeping room, $18 per month, 1216 Bdwy. Two- wheel trailer for sale, 206 13th St. MODERN light housekeeping apart- ment, furnished. Gas heat. Private entrance. Call 601. TWO ROOM basement apartment Everything furnished. Suitable two adults. Tel. 1065-3. 514—11th St. 3-ROOM furnished apartment, ground floor. Very warm. Also sleeping room .On bus line, 623—6th 8t. es 3-ROOM apartment, private bath. Laundry privileges. Gas heat. 217 Ave. D. West. Phone 366-R. 3 TWO FURNISHED apartments, close to capitol and high school. Also furnished house.° 818 7th St. APARTMENT, two nice rooms, just painted. Close in. Quiet, Exchange references. Phone 752-W. FURNISHED 2-room apartment. Wa- ter, lights, gas included. Private entrance. 405 13th St. 5 , OF untur= Heat, water, lights. 212 2nd St. FURNISHED large room, kitchenette and bath apartment. Frigidaire. 106 Main Ave. ONE room basement apartment for light housekeeping. $14 per month. 1014 Bdwy. FURNISHED or unfurnished apart- ae Varney Apartments, phone FURNISHED new apartment. Cad ‘TWO 2-room Suspished modern apart- MODERN 2-story house, excellent condition. Four bedrooms. Detach- able garage. Convenient to new high school and capitol. Phone 278. Price Owens. GROUND Tloor, 5 rooms, full base- ment. Gas heat. 517 W. Thayer. Phone 250, Obert A. Olson. SIX ROOM house with garage. In- quire at 214 Fifth St. after 6 or Saturday and Sunday. FIVE room upper duplex, ‘attached garage, immediate possession. O. W. Roberts, telephone 151 or 761. SIX ROOM modern dwelling and 6-