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RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


ing. porch: garage: h;-w.h.; furnished: So,
Unfurnished. detached homes. rooms. 30
paved street: SIS. Same. two stories; S75.
EI EGoTs rsspms Par isnrei carroll
LYON PARK. VA.-FIVN-ROOM AND BATH
BHHEy t's 40 s"G sos.s esaF Oak Dsy
BUNGALOW, s, GA; ANIL: WELL LOCATED. IN IN
sorss On st mons hree Month
Phone Hyatts;; ,s35. DAVID S. vENE5KY.
GROOM BUNGALOW WITH HoT-wATER
GEORGE GRxNoR iio2 5th NV NV
BALLsToN. yA-4: 4:RooM BUNGALOW;
ments sn' Phone f8s sas ceHe ns sf
miles from Georgetown. Clarendon a4siW;1
8 AND 4 ROOM UNFURNIsHED HOUSES
See Mr.. If. PENpARv1s s.. oa0lN 10., Il.
5-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE. $50 MONTH
S1RRyIs StSR sS Cabin John car line See Mr. 2. PEN
COLUMBIA PARK. MD. ADJoINs BEAVER
Dam Golf LinksM5-room so house bath and
II. f. ssHEDRAHHA. Lsndover. Nd '"'u III II:
2nd FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS, AND BATH.
heated apt: h.-w.h; ami; front and rear
Tel. Bethesda 100. IT.
2-STORY. GROOM HOUSE. 2 BLOCKS CITY
cars: cook stove. heating stove. elec. lights.
city water; large front and, back porches:
PEARGE. : Seat plea Pleasant. ant Nd. o'"' II.
2sO9 AND 3027 CLAIMING. ST, Ne
Bungalows & of 8 rooms; all modern i'm improve
'''''''' '''se GHEMA9 BRos' sRtsses' "'' '"'"'
2423 Bladensburg Rd.
Lincoln 9400.
BUNGALOW IN PERFECT CONDITION. ON
large lot, 5 rooms. bath and sun .parlorr:
per mo-. Mrs. F. C. ROE. 81 Melwood ave-
Cherrydale. Va IL
5-R0oM BUNGALOW AND BATH; HOT
minutes heart of city. ROY M. REEVE.
315 Ridout ave, Virginia Highlands, Va:
ONE ACRE. 6; ROOM BUNGALOW. PARTLY
Mrs. WOODWARD. Euola Station. Wash. and
Va. Railway. 49,"
VII, NEAR Ell COUNTRY CLUB. -. ,,
place: large lot: immediate possession: Ss5
mo. Address Box 269E. Star office.
3 ROOMS. ELEC.. WATER. ....... S25 90
Broom house: elec gas water 49,. $500
4-rtom apt; am. h.-w. h. ....... 5000
5.room roon, apt; apt: anil NH h,wh,, 5000 90
PERRY Bo6swE1L.nh.. MI. MI RAINIER. MD ND
Apply Monday.
) ROOMS; MODERN; VErTCH. S35 90
rooms modern 5sna near Falls Church .; 90
rooms" rooms: near Fails Church: acres. .35 90
TIE P6ons mtTTRELt Fri: chn2sh GoMPASi' az
EAST FALL. CHURCH VIRGINIA.
Evening star., 1926-10-17

SS.150-Just listed. This pretty
home cannot remain on market long
at this price. Built for owner. whose
work called him out OF city. Beauti
full living and dining rooms. Splen
didly appointed kitchen and bath.
Four fine bedrooms. Delightful loca-
tion. Fine neighborhood Colonial
design. Spacious side porch. Built-iu
garage. Follow Park ave. one block
north. First house to right. 4 Cres-
cent place. A bargain.
Will trade-Bungslow of large
rooms. built by one of our hest build
ers.: h.-w h.. oak floors Situated on
one of our prettiest streets Owner.
being away. will trade for small row
house or clear lots.
Other homes on my list from So,
Evening star., 1926-10-17
FOR SAJ.E-HOJ;SES.

THREE-FAMILY AIT; BEAUTITUIL f. icSR: COR
address x ee.'1ssF sos sasE iOs Star s%ssc
MODERN 7-R0oM AND BATH BRICK RICK
oHrebar oi1 burner: % hardwood floors For sale by
OWNER. a23 Longfellow st. NV;
loessiGn nSass LARGE sesms rc0ms so1s sS'r4 i4th e.
5000 CASH BUYS $500 EQUITY vi IN S,s: s:
i.sVns rss e OuqsaoEse eo sesa%
1913 ELLICoTT ST. NV. lAMER. UNIv;;
Parks sacrifice by oTnsrsTmgalo~d ',r;n9 room dining
4oom Kitchen. ss batS SSt second floor. rooms
basement. laundry. toilet h..w:h:: eIec .ns. Two
Ssas c.sesnd sas ss:n asis easy terms
COLUMBIA HEIGHTs--6 ROOMS AND
bath. tapestry brick: built by Jameson: Jameson
breakfast porch: built-in garage; built,i.n ,.,
feies IN eellaT mnutes Walk
nsS Se0rFis fhons | Mr. eRH 1ss A Man
tile o rooms, bath, sleeping porches; com.
pletely. beautifully furn:: immediate poss.
msnts n%y cWmer must S eave washington
this Room / 4S 4e prFFs% ksy' i
OWNER LEAVING CITY.
Located near the Baltimore pike. just 20
minutes from the heart of the city. tins az
and tiled bath is in excellent condition:
h hardwood floors and trim; screens: lot 50x
with poultry house and concrete garage.
Adams 1898.
CHEVY CHASE, W. OF CONN. BRAND
new S-room brick. 3 baths. built-in garage
beautifully finished Price. SIT. $50. but
owner would sacrifice and make terms Tor
YUM j. "A. BAKER & co.
Room 3O1, 927 18th st. NV.
Main 342.
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PROPERTY.


'
,oe ,os SECOND TRUST REDUtGED tdI no, :.
r.cm reception hall and bath gas gas, eiect tric-
lnE porch. ali is screened @ shades: large front
srd back porches. cedar closets lot ok
Pic OSstt s. go r0e! Can OiSsHsfo ayst,s aHn
trsetivs 5 large nn rooms. bath, ami: newly
stores and schools: a, real bargain price.
$3.50: $3.50 cash: balance like rent to in.
e e George a9Iao Mason Gn'$ Heh school
2 ROOMS NEAR FOXHALL VILLAGE:
new e. and % semdetaG4hsd TaS ss4s cas-!
California tyne hardwood floors sun par
lors: screened porches electric pumn; tile
Fall cash: bal. easy terms Pot :4aa.
6ATrHERsBURG. MD.-l4 ROOM HOUSE:
pEs Hs ate or tourist 6o
XIV properly. R. A. BARBEE. Forest Glen.
sARGAIN SUPREME. IN BEAUTIFUL
and hath fine. large yard owner must sell.
House: 5-r7~house. sleeping porches new new
va "sHhSa sHhRMANs ~ R. j. t'V1 Vienna. Sa." Va a.
NOTHING down AND $50 PER MO; WILL.
buy a new ar. ami hungalow, , cl1se P 10
ave Va. Highlands Price. $500 With
I Will SELL MY GROOM BUNGALOW AT
Va. Highland without cash: on monthly pay-
men,s q $50; price, s6.l5o. Address Box
DIRECT FROM OWNER-IOCATED ON
corner lot s6xs6 on the hest street in Claren-
don heautifsl 5.Toom and ninS bath oId 6nnEs he
converted into three rooms if desired. The
frst floor has hardwood throughont Gas
raraTe and three large porches; This house
is at least 81 600 under priced: owner will
accept z lot for equity Address Box lo2-E
FIVE ROOM HOLLOw-TILE BUNGALOW:
ami; freplace, hardwood floors; rs cement atreat
ears and hard road Falls Church. Va.
IS 600 5000 cssh monthly, payments ii. to
IN. sHoCKEY. Vienna. Va. Phone
BRICK BUNGALOW. ROOMS. BATH AND
h.-w.h. ciec': large, livins. room with FIRE
nars srm 'sSsIa aScHoR Ro| REALrY Co" CO. sss SOUTH
ern BLDG. NJ. 1o066.
SIX ROOM DWELLING. BATH. ELECTRIC
ssorlot f. n''t and l5xioo IT, IT, several chicken
houses. number of fruit trees. grapes
IN m a bnlt-un section of ne arby Maryland.
within 90 minutes by auto of center OF city:
bus line only three blocks away. A0dltional
land adjoining can he purchased II desired
price very low Cali Lincoln I255.
oSOI ALABAMA AVENUE SOUTHEAST
Beautiful home of large rooms. colonial
front porch breakfast and sleeping porches.
cellar. bath. city water and gas. and four
Rores of land i"40 feet frontage in first
commercial zone, located at the top Of
Good Hone Hills. near the intersection of
Nayior. Good Hone and Bowen roads: bus
ter,ice to door, drive out Sunday and look
III this fine little city farm: you will be
moro than peased.
DETACHED HOUSE. ; ROOMS AND BATH.
hwh., elec.. oak floors, firenlace. large
front porch. attic. cellar. 46OS 4Sth st
ny see OWNER. G:6 Southern Bldg. NJ.
.006f
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TAKOMA PARK HOMES

Corner. 100x11O. paved st. rooms and
garage. Ss 900; commercial zone d. c. side
$500 for Sale rent or exc6anse 66ansee' bea te1
n n1ul bungaloW. owner ordered to n. Y
Priced to sell Dandy Groom 2nd- floor
apt. tile bath. h.-w heat, hwd. floors: tel
shade. paved ST.. / so. stores. cars; rent
reasonable to refined people. Col 950S.
TAkOMA PARK REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
SEVEN ROOMS. TWO BATHS.
$500 CASH, 800 A MONTH.

ceven-room home in Country Club
section of Arlington County. near
s"hool trolley. hus. churches. This
house has an attractive sun parlor.
extra large living room. breakfast
al"oVc hot-watcr heat and . baths.
Two rooms and bath on second floor
may he rented as separate APARTMENT.
Garage House may he purchased for
only $500 cash and balsnce at 500 a
month Opportunity to get comnDdious
hGna on small-house terms.
Address Box 321-D. Star office.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
OPEN.
INSPECT TODAY.
1907 NEWTON ST. NV.

S1O.50O.
9 rooms. tiled bath h.-w. heat cleo.
maids room automatic gas heater two-car
garage: near, cars. bus. stores. schools and
churches. Phone Main $500. BAJTMAN &
HEINZMAN. h04 II NV
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-21
STOCK MARKET
SHlFTY TODAY
Despite Retarding Influence,
Bullish Activities Not En-.
tirely Suspended

New York. Dec. 2I-OP)-W With
business contracting due to the high
ner carrying charges for call money
and the approach of the holiday sea
son, the stock market today shifted
back and forth under the pressure OF
prOfit-takmg and short selling on
one side and the revival Of pool on
cratiOns on the other.
Banks were forced to call loans ex-
tensively in view Of the heavy holi-
day Withdrawals of currency, large
"car-cnd disbursements and the slow
return Of checks against the recent
laN payments. As a result call money
opened and held at 5,a per cent.
despite this retarding influence.
huliish activities were not entirely
suspended. Speculative eliaues
brought new issues into the limelirht
lifting the prices Of Mallinson Silk.
Dawson Chemical and Collins and
Altman pa to AZ. points. Pivotal
industrials were quiet with the cx-
ccption Of General Motors which was
leading an advance in the au,omo-
bile and accessory stocks in the
early afternoon.
Buying interest in the railroad
group was confined mainly to the
Van Sweringen issues which re.
sponded to indications that formal
would soon be made
regarding the Nickel Plate merger.
Frisco common shares also were
strong. rising to new high record
above lO3.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-21
NOTICE TO aONTN
ST ATE HIGHWAY CONSTR l'(sTlO1

|. Proposals for the construction
Of "A state Highway on Highway No.
O.; from Wilton T. South viii be
received by the State Highway COM
mission and the Board of County
commissioners at the Court House
at bismarck, n. Oak, not later than
O'Clock =. M, Dec. 28th. 1926. at
which place and time they will lie
publicly opened and read.
:. The proposals must be ma lied to
,Or otherwise deposited with the
county Auditor and shall bc sealed
and endorsed Proposal for con-
STRUGGLING state Highway federal
Aid Project No. 2S1-A) in Burleigh
County"
,. A certified check for SO Of the
gross sum bid must accompany each
proposal.
4. Contemplated work consists Of
Improvement involving approx
mately: GO acres clearing and
er"bbirg: so acres blowing and
narrowing; 74.52l cubic yards earth
tion; ia,7ia &. \. sta. overhaul: s.
cubic yards riprap: 700 l.. feet
wire rope guard rail (single): S92
wood guard posts 3 monuments:
furnish and deliver, haul and in
metal pipe eulv.; furnishing and de-
!lverinE cone. pipe Gully. as fol-
lows: 7i25 l.. feet Is inches dia.:
1913 l.. feet II inches dia.: 65.5 l..
feet - inches dia.; $50 L. feet 30
inches dia.: 217.5 l.. feet sc inches
dia.; 155.l1 cubic yards Class A
concrete: 12,l18 lbs. metal rein
forccmcnt; 5T cubic yards dry struc-
turai excavation: % cubic yards wet
structural excavation.
.. Copies of the proposal blanks
may be obtained from the County
Auditor only. Plans ana specifica-
lions are on file in the office Of
the County Auditor and also in the
Office Of the State Highway Com
mission Mt Bismarck, n. -, where
they are open for examination to
any one interested. Due to time
and expense involved the County
can not furnish blue prints OF plans
to prospective bidders.
6. All bidders are invited to. he
present at the opening of the pro-
posals. !.
Z. The right is reserved to reject
any and all proposals. to waive tech-
nlcalities, or to accept such as NAV
ne determined to he for the best
interests Of the County and State.
s. bidders must bid on all items
contained in the proposal blank.
Any bid or bids received for any
number of items less than thosa
contained in the proposal will be
considered as irregular and rejected
AS such.
(Signed Frank ]. Johnson,
- County Auditor.
Date Of first puhlication-12-7 1926
12l1-14-21.
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NOTICE OF STATE BAR EyAM.
INATn0N.

Notice is hereby given that tho
state Bar Board will conduct a state
bar examination for the purpose Of
examining applicants seeking adj
mission to tho Bar OF this State.
commencing on the hth day 81
January. a. D.. 1927. The following
named nave filed notice OF their I'm
lenltnn 20 participate In such har
CrOal, Ralph f., Fargo, n. ID.
Gordon. Philip William, Grand
Forks. N. y.
Grady. Ainslee s.. ,axrwo, N. u.
martin, a. j.. Jr., Sentinel Butte.
Miller. r. IT,. Washburn. N. n.
:, AnIdOwney. VIM. H., Abercrombic.
McGrath. VIM. Enendale. N. b
McQuerry, T.. Daxey N. ID.
Register, Geo. s., Bismarck. N. ID.
Spaulding. Walter r.. Parshall, n.
Thompson. e. A. Kenmare, N. b.
ANY objections to the participa-
ton OF any Of the above ID said ex-
mission to the BAR 81 tkis S&ste.
Y successful. should be filed viii
the writer not later than the oDen-
Ing day OF such examination. Is
Uate0. at Bismarck, NDrth Ia
gotta, this 18th day Of December. a.
J. II. NEWTON.
Clerk of the Supreme.
Court. and ex -Offict0 0ae-
EetarY ~, the 1oAke 11ar
BOARD. State OF North Ia
leIl4-sl-2S-ll4.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-21
Man lConfesses
Attempt to Wreck
Passenger Train

Memphis. Tenn. Dec. ol--(Pl---
The Memphis Commercial Appeal
said today that Alfred Dusher, %,
had confessed an attempt to wreck
an Illinois Central passenger train
because the engineer had flirted with
his l5-year-old sweetheart as the
train sped past her home near Hick-
man. Ky. Busher. an employee on the
farm Of the girls father, was ar
rested several days ago, the paper
says. and confessed that he had saw
cd three stringers nearly apart on q
bridge over which the engineers
train would run.
Busher said he did not think Of
what might happen to passengers on
the train, but only desired revenge
on the engineer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-21
Officers of Masonic
Lodge Are Installed

Officers for the ensuing year were
installed at Il meeting Of the Bis
marck Masonic lodge last night. and
a class Of four candidates were in
itiated. work in the third degree
being exemplified. The lodge SEES
sion followed Il banquet served in the
6:30 in the dining room of the
temple.
The new officers include A. J.
Arnot, W. NJ: l.. " Miller, S. W.;
W. {. Bush. J. W.: Gilbert Haugen,
secretary: II. S. Lobach. treasurer:
q. L. Spear, s. d.: A. L. Fosteson, J.
d.: A. c. Brainard, tyler; Harold
Shaft, S s.; Walter Sather, j. s.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-21
OWNERS !
i'HA7EPART in !.
SAFETY DRIVE
Eaeh Applicant For Car ii
celAse 10 Re Sent Sticker
Giving Safety Pledge

Every. person who obtains North
Dakota automobile license in 1927
will be asked to make himself part
Of the greatest safety campaign the
state has ever known. according to
iptais formulated by the North Da-
kotA Safety Council after conference
/. 4 ;th state Officials.
Stickers containing a printed safcty
pledge now are being printed by the
Icomnlission and each motorist will be
asked to paste one In the upper lett
hand corner Of his windshield. They
read:
My Safety Pledge
! To save life and serious injury
. my pledge for 1927.
Drive more carefully; observe speed
limits.
Keep my brakes in good condition
Look out for children at play.
! Cross railway tracks carefully.
Hand signal when turning or stop
ping.
Never pass another car on a hill,
curve or corner.
Never "cut corners:" turn at inter.
sections.
Keep on right side; never hog
the road"
Park car OFF highway, away from
traffic.
At night use both headlights, tell
light and abolish daxsling headlights.
Slow down when another car APP
proaches.
Help injured in case Of accident.
c3,bOO persons killed; 100000 in
jured In 1926 auto accidents.
By keeping this pledge and it's
warnings constantly before auto
NOBLE drivers. members Of the safety
council hope to lend impetus to its
campaign of education and material
~ reduce the number of automobile
accidents.
To BE Mailed with Tags
Arrangements have been made with
the governor and automobile regis
tration department whereby sticker
containing the pledge will be mailed
to applicants for auto licenses in the
same envelope with the license tag.
The drive to reduce the number of
auto accidents is only one phase Of
the intensive campaign which the
state safety council has tentatively
mapped out for 1927. I'VE hope to
educate the general public to exercise
greater care and to reduce the inn.
mense amount of human wreckage
and great property loss due to care
lessness," Says a statement issued
from We office Of Frank Milh0l-
Ian, chairman Of the council,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-21
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Dec. 21-(U. S. d. Of Az
Hogs $4,000; slow, mostly 25 cents
lower than Mondays average @. s.
Gao cents off best prices; early ton
ITO; looks out Of line with the late
trading: bulk desirable 200 to 2SO
pound butchers 11.45@l1.6O; 200 to
225 pound averages in best demand:
most 140 to 100 pound weight 1850
1850; light lights showing more de-
cline; spots so cents off; bulk pack
ing sOws fO.5OM1O.75; bidding 80
lower on pigs; few sales 11.OOGD11.25:
heavyweight hogs ll.25@1l.7O; med
ium l1.26@la.65: light l1.lO0l1l. go:
light light ll.OO1l1.05: packing sows
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-21
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, Dec. 2l-aR -Whca;
receipts POS cars compared to 500 !:
year ago. Cash No. l northern l.l3a,
M1.45A: No. l dark northern spring,
choice fancy l.46X G1.48s,; good to
choice Lass. 0l.46a.: ordinary to
good l.iia Nl.45A: No. I hard
spring l.45A Ml.i9A: No. 1 dark
hard Montana on track l.44AT
I.5OA; to arrive LAM l.5OSi: Ala,
l.l3A; Dec. Lays.
Corn No. 3 yellow 75G7S.
Oats No. } white 46& M47A.
Barley 51@7l.
Rye No. 2, 94AM97ss.
Flax No. 1. 2.l9A O2.28A.
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GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
WHEAT MARKET
CL8SES STRONG.
Buying Active and Prices
Sharply Higher. Result CT
Government Crop Report

Chicago, Dee. l--LPl-Active buy.
ing and sharply higher plfces in the
wheat market today resulted from,
the unexpected showing OF the gov.
eminent crop report. Previous sell.
ers were conspicuous in the purchas.
ing, and with offerings light were
obliged to bid the market up. Re.
ports that Minneapolis mills were
aggressive buyers of future deliy.
cries Of wheat today counted also as
a hullish factor.
Wheat held strong to the end, clos.
ing 2isM2A cents higher, corn %6
3Hs cents up. oats unchanged to u
cent off, and provisions varying
from 10 cents decline to a rise Of "a
cents.
With another government crOp re.
port due this afternoon, many trad.
ers in wheat showed q depression to.
day to avoid selling cxcetp on up
turns. This course was adopted by
even some leaders who looked for
ultimate lower prices. The reason
given for caution as to selling was
apparent likelihood that the. market
would Dc ruled largely at present by
government report.
\ Downturns in corn today were ex-
planned as due to disappointment
over Washington figures relative ia
corn and oats. The government re-
port, concerning the two feed grains
VS. generally construed as less bull
lsh than had been cxcpctcd.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-21
so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul. Dec. 21-(U. S. ID,
Of A)--Cattlc 5000; market opening
very slow; prospects weak to 25 low.
'cr on all killing classes except cut
tiers and bulls; these steady; fairly
liberal run short fed steers. bulk
eligible around 7.OO@8.5O: she stock
4.50d1.O0; cutters 3.5OM4.O; bulls
5.159V6.25; stOckers and feeders NOM
lnaiiy steady. Calves 1000: vealers
70 lower; bulk good lights 9.75.
Hogs 1000; market very slow;
practically no early sales; packing
-sows held ut lilo: butcher and bn-
con hogs around Is lower than Mon.
day; bids mostly 1850 on pigs, aver
age cost Monday 11.3l; delight 1877.
sheep 1900; fat lambs opening
with strong under tone; early sales
1l.5OQll.75; best held around 1900:
fat ewes mostly 4.OOM6.OO.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-21
WHEAT ADVANCES ON
MILL. CITY MARKET

minneapolis, Dec. 2l--tPD-Whca,
mad strong advance here today
buying on the government rcpor,
finding the market over sold. Opcn-
ing was easy but the market turned
higher. gaining momentum when
stop loss buying by shorts developed
on the upturn. BY mid.session the
market had scored an advance of liz
q = cents, May lcadin~.
Oats were off half cent at the
start. May barley advanced =. cent
early, trailing the leaders. MAY flax
seed sold up ~. cctns.
Cash wheat offerings were light
arrivals including about 30 per cent
Of winter wheat, most Of which went
direct to mills. Good quality sprinp
was in fair demand ut firm prem
lums. Poor was steady but slow
Winter wheat was to 8 cents over.
Durum was firm.
Corn trading basis was unchanged,
Oats were steady.
Rye was steady.
harley was to 9 cents higher.
tiaXsced was steady to firm.
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lGtSC9l1.AlgDOup
FOR SALE-One six tube Ncutro.
wound Radio complyte with all ac.
cessories. @6SOO. One Soda Foun-
tain. oil equipment. office fixtures
and the balance Of our stock at 20
per cent off the inventory ne:
prices. Lockwood Accessory Co., 500
Main street. Phone 1877.
FOR SALE-Choice Imported German
Refers. German Chappsrs and
Harris Mountain, also native singers.
Uooes, seeds, treats, etc. rhonS
1lN. Jacob Bull, Dickinson, N.
Oak. box To.
FOR bAI.Es-x team Of grays, one
horse, enc mare about II years old.
Win be sole et the front door Of
postoffice at Arena on 3lst Of De-
cembee, 1896. Geo. Boelter,
Appraiser.
FOR SALE-Two cows, viii be fresk
soon. Also one German Police dog,
and I x h.. p. John Deere Engine.
Cell first house east Of Country
Club or write Box l9l.
CHOICE LARGE fresh black walnuts.
W. iUSs VSsUVe AVV tOSs WV ny
freight or express, collect money
with. order. Edison Nut Farm,
Washburn, N. d.
GOOD BALED HAY FOR SALE
$1,000 ton r. o. B. Bismarck. will
have car load in anytime. Write
Emil Russ. Mercer. N. D. -,
FOR SALE A Poland China Male
hog subject to register. Weight
about 200. VIM. H. Hasse, r. No. 2
or Telephone l4-F-5.
DIAMONDS-{2S. SS6. 80, SIS, 800
ard up, cash or credit. James ".
Marck. First Guaranty Bank Bldg,
FOR SAlE-One Remington Portable
typewriter and three overcosts, sissS
about ~. Call ut Boo Main.
NEW ROYAL Typewriter for sale q
half price. Call Phone AZ between
ninA and five.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-21
!0.lO@lO.85; slaughter pigs lO.75@
ll.25.

cattle 5000; weighty fed steers
strong to 20 cents higher; yearlings
mostly steady; killing quality plain;
comparatively little In run suitable
for eastern shippings; desirable
butcher hcifers and low priced cows
strong to so cents higher: vealers
5OM75 cents higher: best fed year
lings 1850; medium weight 10. az;
some sealing l,347 pounds at tina,
price; bulk vealers l0.500l2.OO; ac-
cording to weight; few l2.5OMl3.OO
Sheep 10000; fat lambs opening
fairly active; strong to 25 cents
higher; holding choice medium
weight above 1900: bulk fat lambs
early l2.O0@l2.15; culs strong
around goo; sheep steady; fat ewes
50OCg6.25; choice held around 675 4
ycarling wcthcrs upward to 1900:
feding lambs steady: bulk comeback
feeders ll.OO@n.75; holding few
comebacks around 1900.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-21
If YOU want to rest in snug
satisfaction burn Beulah Coal.
Phone 81. Wachters.
Too Late To Classify

FOR RENT-Fu Furnished apartments
for light housekeeping. GO Sixth
street. Phone 329-W. Mrs. Rohrer.
FOR RENT~A front room in modern
house. Hot water heat. Call at
Clio Sixth street
LOST-Some money in small black
worn bill-fold. Finder kindly re-
turn to 1913 Seventh street.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-21
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Dec. 2l--LP)- wheat
No. ! hard Las .@l.46; No. 4 hard
l.28.
Corn No. 2 mixed 1914; No. , vel
low 76AM78.
Oats No. 2 white 5OM52a: No. 2
white 46A @49.
Rye No. 2, 90.
harley 6OM75.
Timothy seed 5.OOM5.75.
Glover seed 25OOM32.5O.
Lard 1910.
Ribs l4.25.
Bellies 100,