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New Britain herald., 1926-12-17
BUYING
 SENDS STOCKS UP
Wall Street Has Greatest Bull
 Market Of Recent Years
NEW HIGH MARKS SCORED
U. s. Steel, Atchison Common, Rail- road and Industrial Issues Soar to Peak Prices While Others Follow With Lesser Gains.
PROFITS BY
 STEEL CORP. DIVIDEND

STEEL CORP. DIVIDEND
 New York. Dec. IT P)-
 President Coolidge is one of the
 90,000 owners of United States
 Steel who will benefit in the
 distribution of the 40 per cent stock dividend, it was learned
 today.
 The president is one of the
 smaller stockholders. with re-
 ported holdings of some fifty shares. A 50-share holder will
 receive tw ty additional shares, which probably will give profit of between s2,000 and s3,000.
 Great "Bull' Market
 New York. Dec. 17.-lP)-Wall streets joy at the unexpected dis of 2OO,000,OOO melon to common stock holders of the United States Steel corporation was re- flected today in one of the greatest "bull' movements in recent stock exchange history. |. s. Steel Com mon, Atchison Common and a hand ful of other high grade industrial and railroad issues scared to the highest prices ever recorded, while dozens of others mounted to new peak prices for the year or longer on gains running from 1 to 25 points. Total stock sales in the first two hours approXimated 1,475.000 shares, as against slightly less than l,140.o00 shares in the same period yesterday.
 Steel Stock Trading
 Transactions in U. S. Steel con- mon alone exceeded half a million shares in the first two hours of trad ing, or more than one-third of the total sales in that period. The stock had touched the record high of 161 3-S before noon.
 Extreme gains of to ' points were recorded in the carly trading by Commercial Solvents E, Allied National lead. American Atchison, U. s. Cast Iron Pipe and American Type founders.
 Ercnzicd Trading
 Frenzied trading characterized the ot. ming of the market. the floor of ta@ exchange presenting a scene of Wild confusion as brokers struggled
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New Britain herald., 1926-12-17
T. ZEE HURT IN FIRE

4'ewark, N. J., Dec IF GP-Three mon were injured today in a fire which destroyed the interior of the olInt of the O'Dell O., manufactur- DTS of toilet requisites. The loss was sstimated at $100.000. ,.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-17

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New Britain herald., 1926-12-17

Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending 10 NIn Dec. 11th | 2G WU
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STOCK PRICES.
CREEP UPWARD
- - - Il ss*-g.etss
Trading DUH and Featdrekst
Many. Stocks Make
Good Recoveries :1

New York; April 16-L<9-Stoek
prizes m(de further recovery IN ID.
days market, but trading was dun
ana rather featureless. Short cover
inG operations again appeared "a fur.
nish most ofthe buying power. q,Artic.
uaAely IN the motors and ofker sI,erus
lativc industrials. Credit conditions
continued easy and apparently NO
1isappointment was felt that tho .Netwl
York Federal Reserve Bank. ala not
decrease its rediscount rate yesterday.
- had been runaored in. some ouaf.
tiers. A reduction in the rute o,is the
eve OF Q heavy spring demand. for
funds from agricultural districts
would be unusual. Establishmesit Of
another new record low Level hv
French francs also was without influ.
ence on the securities markets. Chief
interest in the rAilroad group cen.
tered in the activity and strength Of
Rock island and Frisco common
stocks. u. S., Steel common was the
leader in the industrial rroup. sell
ing as high as 1l9A in the early
afternoon, as against the years. low
Of III, established yesterday, Hudson
rallied over three points and Cen ral
Motors, Mack Truck and several othcrs
in that group sold one to two, points
higher. Substantial recoveries from
yesterdays low; levels also were re.
corded by Pullman, u. s. Cast Iron
Pipe, General Electric and Columbia
Gas. -
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CHICACOLIy

Chicago, April 16-(Us S. d, of AZ
---Hogc. $4,000; mostly 10M25 cents
higher; medium and heavywefght
butchers slow: lighter weights; show
full advance; big packers doing little:.
240M325 pound butchers, l1.75M12 .76;
bulk desirable 1000 225 pound weights
l2.7O0l3.l5; majority better $50
pounds Down l3.30Ml3.70; top on 1a9
NO17J pound weights 1875; packing
sows J0.4OtalO.90;. sorted killing pigs
l4.OO down: heavy weight hogs 1l.ze
@l245; medium ll.a0@l3.25; lights
1;..G5@ 1885. light lights 1900
1890; packing, sows 10.40@IO.90S
slaughter pigs l3.25Ml4.OO.
Cattle 1000; fat steers mostly
steady; yearlincs- active; some slow
ness on better grades of heavies be-
cause Of limited shipping order;
quality plain; best yearlings 10.A0;
mixed steers and heifers 1910; bulk
of fat steers 8.50@9.75; she stock
scarce, 10@l5 cents higher. all
steady; vcalcrs largely $500 900 I'd
packers; choice shippers~eaists upstq
Sheep s,ooo;. fat lambs ~ t.. ID
cents higher; few desirable wopled
skinned on. shipping account at 1850;
Others mostly l4.06O14.25; o. pound
averages at inside price; few culle
and heavy waoled. lambs dnwnwefd,t6
1900: desirable yearlings sharing tat
lambs advance: 50 pound wooded year.
lings in small lots upward to 1880;
, aged weathers carrying twos in neeee
100; practically no shearing lambs
offered; clipped lambs scarce; no
carly sales. .Q
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HELP wANrED-MALE


WHO LIRE ELECTRICAL
WORK will be given an unusual
opportunity. Must be over 81
and now steadily employed in
some legitimate work, in this To-
cality.
THE ELECTRICAL FIELD has
hardly been scratched and, in
view OF the rapid changes now
taking place, and new discoveries
being made, man must be
thoroughly trained, in fundamen-
tai electrical principals in order
to fill the requirements for these
positions.
THE MEN. SELECTED will re.
tain their present positions tenn
porarily while being given q
thorough training at home by
new and practical job method
with tools and mate rial furnished
by US. This training is handled
under a written guarantee, both
as to position and definite salary
within = specified time or an i'm
mediate refund of the small
amount charged for their train
ing, at the expiration of that
time.
APPLICANTS MUST HAVE
HAD A SEVENTH GRADE
SCHOOLING and must be able to
give two character references.
ADDRESS No. Is, care Tribune.
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WHEAT PRICES
GET SETBACK
Profit Taking Carries, Market
Down After Upturns at
the Opening, ~

Chicago, April l6-OP9-Wheat IN.
derwent an early setback today, de-
spite new upturns at the start. On
the initial bulge, May touched 1.60, q
new high point on the present move
mcnt. At this stage, however, profit.
taking sales assumed large bulk. and
carried the market downgrade. AdN,.
tonal Of 21,OO0,OOO bushels to the es-
timated yield Of three pfoxinces In
Canada, together with indications that
Canada still has an exportable sur
plus of l00.000,000 bushels. attracted
considerable notice. The opening Of
X cents off to In cents up, May new
1.68Ml.69 and July l.4lA0z, was
followed by an irregular decline all
around, with May going below. 1.6z.
Corn and oats receded, with Nay
wheat. After opening Il to y cent
off. May 74h@A, corn suffered Z
material further drop.
Oats started unchanged to Y up,
May 42sa@74 but then declined to be-
low Yesterdays finish.
Provisions were steady.
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MINNEAPOLIS MARKET
NERVOUS AND STUBBORN

Minneapolis, April l6--lP)--W laeat
dragged after firm opening today,
buying ihesitating on the advance.
The market continued nervous and
stubborn on the dips, holding after .
decline Of IA cent, under yesterdays
finish.
Oats were off 4 at q cents with
other markets. Export demand. was
slow for coarse grain.
Cash wheat was firm to one cent
higher. Durum was slow and easy.
Corn demand was slow, piices be-
ing out of line with other markets.
Oats were quiet and dra9gy. Rye was
in light. supply and demand WAS good.
Barley was firm to one cent better.
lax seed was quiet and steady.
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-. iTupvSufA4 AOr rue construction
: East of Mex emile viii he received
by the state Highway Comtnlssion
and the R0nrd Of County COn,nTia.
eloners At the Court House at mis-.
marck. n. OAK. not later than 2
iass snd i I'M n s,y w ias s. ao SHisn
2. Tho proposals must be mailed
TO OF" otherwise deposited with the
County Auditor and shall be sealed
and endorsed "l.roposal for con.
Srsjeet StsfbSwa Il Ssasss
d. 4 certified check for & per
cent OF the gross sum bid must nc.
company each proposal.
Contemplated work consists OF
enlargement involving approximate.
": 80 Acres Clearing and Grub.
bling: 90 Acres Flowing and liar
rowing. l10.s47 G. I'd. Earth Exca.
Yati0n; 2:lL G. I'd. Rock Excavation;
lSo c. r. Sta. Overhaul: 1910 Il. TT.
Wood Guard Posts. 1900 L. Fl. snow
Fence: I1anl & Install. Furnish &
Deliver. 3l3e i. FIT. 49, dia., Metal
Pine Culvert: Furnishing & Deliver.
Ing. Hauling & Installing Concrete
Pipe Culverts as follows: 1890 J..
!: 80 utu.s 1fV ~ ~. 81 Ulu., 9S.u
1. TT. 3O'' dia., 40 l.. FIT. 80" did.
1914 G. Yd. Glass A Concrete: 391S
Lbs. Metal Reinforcement.
s. Copies OF the proposal blanks
may be obtained from the County
Auditor only. Plans and specified.
tons are on file In the office OF the
County Auditor and also In the OF.
flee Of the State Highway Commits.
sion Mt bismarck, n. H., where they
arc open for examination to any one
Interested. Due to time and expense
involved the County and the State
Highway Commission can not fur.
ntsh blue prints OF plans to prospec-
tive bidders. y.
.. All bidders are invited to be
present at the opening OF the pro.
posals.
I. The right il reserved to reject
any and all proposals, to waive
tcchnicalities. or to accept such as
may be determined to be for the
best interests Of the County and
State.
s. Bidders must hid on all items
contained in tho proposal blank.
Any bid or bids received for any
number of items less than those con.
tanned in the proposal will be con-
stdered as Irregular and rejected as
such.
(signed) FRANK J. JOHNSON.
(Sea1) County Auditor.
!, Dated April Is, 1926.
1 (4-16--c3,2O)
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Notice to. Contractors

.xTAIE. IllRlaSlIAY CONsTRCCTION
I ]. PROPOSALS Tor the construction
OF O State Highway on Highway No
3 West Of Mckenzie will be received
Il t4 ase sfsss dsAS sSnsy Mn,ssiSn
si e ase 1daS 81 'Sa esie e b.:
.naEck. n. Dak. not later than 2 r:
time i 3. ,sAs5i win 'bs publicly opened
q ra aspssisa e Min ass
County Auditor, and shall be sealed
and endorsed "PfopaAal: fcr ce,-
Al Project No. l74B) In pnrleigh
s Is certified check for ! per
company each .pfopo6aIs
-. Contemplated work consists OF
improxement Involving aPnroxi-
m n s,7s. .Acrdss Ciearing e
Gssse!nlE ' iS1,s AGES f E.s.s
c1vation; $50 C. Yd., Rock 3Excava-
tion: 1907 sC..-sY. sta Overhaul; Sta
Ii b. ut. Wire Rope GuAfd Rail
(Sine1e): 1S2 Wood GUARD Posts;
Enrgleh. e. Deliver. Haul 4 Ihstall
M Ia ia & ins3aiiisS e' F,,lnIsaink 4
lows eS3s6. Lin. TT, 49, din, SIS &.
Ff. 81" dla.. Is L. It: 30'' dta.. -. "a
G. .Y.aaClaAs a Cofcfete; 1871 Lha.
Metal Reinforcement. - -
3: Copies cot the proposal blanks
|,mat hE16tattted from the County
Auditor only: tlans ana. apecificsi
+ county tSdltoS and also il lie 81 81
flee otat4Ie tete Highway -C4sn1nisS
sion ct Bmmarck. ~ p. Nile4 thet
tnterested. Due to time and e1fenn4
lDvhlveda the County ana the AtAfA
Highway CpmMission cab mot alifS
hiak hl4c> prints Of plans I'd sproApcts;
8. All bidders are invited 10 he
ptcsent at the opposing OF ahe pro-
~. ,,Jsa The rJeht ix,reserycd to reject
40 lfopQsals. to waive
Va = VA Is "a +:
.s,esr 11ta ss S cunt { 81 a q
nI E;i s must n 6d: On iii itsms
e. I'll r. ssas s fsssae at to ss's seS
|(seJ pf iteHae aAQA tim No. cont
! g
- lS.. ~ ~ at 81 rs
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Temperatures and
Road Conditions

mercury readings at Z Q. my
ENTHUSIASTICALLY cloudy, Al; roads
good.
st. Cloud-Clear, so; roads good.
Minnot-~P Partly cloudy, Sc; roads
good.
Fargo--Clear. 81; roads good.
Hibbing Partly cloudy, 50; roads
good.
Grand Forks-Clear, SO; roads
good.
Jamcstown--Clear, As; roads good.
Mandan Partly cloudy, 40; roads
good.
Mankato Clear, 81; roads good.
Dnluth--Clear, a.: roads good.
Winona Clear. so; roads clearing.
Rochester Clear, So; roads good.
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FOR SALE

BUNCALOW---s rooms and bath, full
basement, hot water heating plant,
/ maple floors, 6Oxl50 lot, good con.
dition, five blocks from postoffice.
Immediate possession. Price
$30OO.OO, terms.
HOUSE, 10 rooms and bath, modern
and just newly painted. Close in
and excellent ;'rooms for rent
proposition. Eventually good bust
/ ness, location. Price $4,000.
NEW BUNGALOW-Tive rooms and
bath and porch, just complet ted,
east front, full lot. Price $780,,
terms.
,HOUSE--Fivc rooms and bath, maple
floors, hardwood trim, fire place,
garage, dandy lawn and trees.
Price $4,000, terms. +.
HOCSE--Six rooms and bath, porch,
east front, full lot, north part Of
town. Immediate occupancy. Price
$52OO.0O, terms.
BUNGALOW---Five rooms and hath,
extra bed room in basement, also
garage in basement, good condi-
tion. Price $48O0.OO $500 down,
balance monthly payments.
BUNGLOW-StuecO, 5 rooms and
bath, full partitioned basement,
maple floors, built-in features,
heated garage, all in excellent con-
ditisn.
BUY THAT Home now and realize
the satisfaction and contentment
of YOUR OWN HOME. Why delay 7
We have building lots all parts of
the city. Also farms and farm land
| for sale at reasonable prices.
INSURANCE Of every kind written
in reputable companies.
Phone 1873
INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECURITY
COMPANY, INC.
500, 100000 paid up capital.
Office with First Guaranty Bank.
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NOTICE or PARTNERSHIP

To Whom II May Concerns:
This is Ia notify you that the Gen.
trail Meat Market. from the LIST day Of
April. 1896. consists or 4. j. Lee and
Joseph J. Brown. owners Of the said
partnership and viii conduct business
under the firm name and style Of
Central Meat Market in Bismarck.
Rurleigh County. North Dakota, and
all accounts due by the Central Meat
Market prior To April LIST, 1926. will
be paid by T. j. Lee, but all accounts
owing to the Meat Market shall be the
property Of and collected by the part
nership.
Dated April ., 1926.
THOMAS J. LEE.
JOSEPH ]. BROWN.
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so. ST. PAUL LlVEsTOCE

South st. Paul, April 18-lR1-Cat-
tie 1,4O0; steers and year1ings in mod
erately liberal supply; opening very
slow, practically nothing done early;
bulk eligible. around 8,O0@8.75; few
better grades up to 900; SHE stock
steady with Thursdays close; bulk
4.5O@7.OO: Gamers, cutters and bulls
unchanged; stockers and feeders slow.
steady, 6.5O@7.50. Calves receipts
1900; veal calves largely 8.25; few
choice up to $50 or steady.
Hogs receipts 1000; opening slow,
few earlyy sales strong to Is cents
higher; big. packers holding back:
best 170@1S0 pound averages 1900;
few sales $50 to around 22O pound
weights 12.50@12.75; better grades
100000 pound butchers II. 75@12.25;
.,igs mostly 14.25.
Sheep receipts -4OO:, underbone
strong to higher; best wooded, lambs
1925; best clipped lambs held abeve
1900; fat ewes, salable from 1900
900.
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FOR SALE

s ROOM partly modern house with
30 foot frontage, we'll located, for
$1,000, on liberal terms.
3 ROOM modern bungalow. 80 foot
lot, and garage for $4,000. De.
: sisable property. "a I'll
6 ROOM modern bungalow. including
3 bed rooms, gas range, garage for
$4,000.
7 ROOM modern house, east front, 4
bed rooms, Is feet, we'll located, for
$3.50. + -
Z ROOM modern bungalow. very close
in, 4 bed rooms, south front. fine
basement and enclosed porch for
$3.50.
8 ROOM partly modern house on End
street for $1,000, on liberal terms.
6 ROOM new modern stucco house,
including 3 bed rooms. breakfast
nook. very we'll built and very nice
looking lone Of best in Bismarck.
FINE building lot on 9th street for
sale for $3.50.
FINE building lot for sale at corner
of First and Thayer, east front and
sidewalk in. Other building lots
for sale.
GEO. NJ. REGISTER
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Fight Promoter Is
Seriously Wounded

Scranton. Pa, April l6.--tAy-L0nis
FAgnotti. fight promoter, was shot
and seriously wounded yesterday and
his assailant, Tony Vcnturicllo, was
arrested.
Police were unable to learn the rca-
sons for the attack. hut said that
Venturicllo had been promised poll
tical job by the promoter and had
failed to get it.
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!. Proposals for the construction
Of State. Highway. West Of Nc.
kenzie. on state Highway No. 3 will
-4el received 81 the state Highway
sSouss 6 ns%aso a 'f p.k co mott
later than 3 o'clock r. n. May II,
-ie3A at which place and time they
win be publicly opened ana read.
Tns n,onosadl: nIst hs Ell, malice
County Auditor and shah be sealed
and estdursAd, ''nr9posAl for con.
stralctinQ'a State Highway Federal
A., !, I = No. i74c) in burleiSh
=: 4 sertit,ed ;chect for s per
company AAoh PROPOSAL.
4. Contemplated work consists OF
1894 miles OF Earth Grading and
Gravel Surfacing road. Improvement
involving apprOxlpately: 10 Acres
nsSSenian1 ssds 81 A YSs
Earth Excavation 5000 G. ". sta.
Overhaul; 30sa l.; ct. Wire Rope
8sh5a hs sas fiisa EEu'a, ns,aine
stst Es G G ssi e f. fSllo ~ a iss
Fhshishiak q YeiixsrinE, HsuliaE /;
follows: ESQ. IL 1T lL' dia... Sc Il
!, TT. ~" dl4., ass c. Yds Class A Con.
crete: 364 Lbs Metal Reif.forcem6nt;
L994 Mites, Rrep4flitg SuhErxde;
1855 Cs,. Y6i Loading, Spreading,
Cosrnerttnk. Naintalhfng. etc. ll3lS
G. n MIG .lalllJhS;.. 1855 G. "a.
Sceeenine;,25 e. Yslkkipping PITS, !.
/ SIS C6Rtda oG thAa b1bposal blanks
may. I'D ohtain6d ff0u the County
Au6ltor only. iI'lan6, and specifica-
tlohG are Oh Af3l6 In the office Of the
County Auditor and a3so in the Of
flee Of the state Highway ComnAis-
xiop. at RiatnArcls. ND, where they
are open for examination to any one
interested. Due to time and expense
involved the County and the State
Highway Communications can not fur
nisA blue prints Of plans to prospec-
g. All bidders are invited to be
present at thu, opening Of the pro-
!. The right ia reserved to reject
any and all proposals.. to waive
technicAllties. or to accent such as
may be determined to be for the
best interesta Of the County and
& Biddera must bid on, all. items
contained In the. proposal blank.
Any bid or bidA received fof any
number OF items less than those con-
tn fined In the pron6kaI VIII be con-
sldsred - irreEulare and rejected as
?sisssd, FRANK J: JOHNSON.
Dated April Is, 1925. In
i-16-23.30)
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BUSINESS . CHANCES

FOR SALE-Soo Hotel, Cakes, n. d.
A three story frame building
28x4O. full basement. steam heat,
partly furnished, twelve bed oms,
garage and barn, two lots. $4,000
down. bal at $4,000 month. inter-
est 6 per cent until bal. Of $4,000
is paid. Will discount 10 per cent
for cash. No trades. Write ]. R.
Oxtoby, 4. 2, B. 778, Long Beach,
Calf.
FOR SALE-Golden Rule Eat Shop,
located on State Highway No. ii.
Building 4Ox40, double store ar
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ROOMS. ron RENT

FOR RENT--One single room, light
housekeeping room. Large front
room on first floor for two girls.
Call 4l9 Seventh, St. :.
FOR RENT--Two partly furnished
rooms for light housekeeping.
Phone 219J. Clarence Hanson.
FOR RENT--Well furnished room
with knchenette and closet. al
Fifth st. Telephone 273.
FOR RENT Pleasant front room in
modern house. 621, Sixth St. glow.
FOR KENT--Ro6m in modern home.
= Phone 195M. 1T First St.
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FIGHT RESULTS

Akron, Ohio. Eddie Shea OF Chi
cage won II technical knockout over
Phil Verdi, Rochester, n. Y, (5).
Pittsburgh.-M Mike Wallace, C.evc-
land. beat Nick Pcrlick, Pittsburgh
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HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE-Two five room Califofn
/ bungalows, new modern, must be
moved to make room for other i'm.
provements; I. HOUSES in good condi-
ton. Address r. O. Box 554, Bis.
marck. ". d.
FOR RENT Furnished two room
apartment with closet and Kitchen
cite, all modern. Call at 523 9th
Street. ~s.
FOR SAI,Es~--FOnr room modern house.
Price very reasonable. $.tlO.OO III,
cash handles the deal. Joseph
CoPh!an.
FOX REM U,i.; ar tWu rnnm apart
ments. PARTLY furnished tor light
housekeeping. College bldg. Phone
183.
FOR KENT--Light housekeeping
apartment, two rooms and kitch-
enette. 5ls Sixth st. Phone $50.
FOR RENT--One, two. or three room
apartments furnished. No children.
The Lorraine Apis. Phone 303.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
~ !. NJ. - r HO ii Il s 49, i, -,
FOR SALE

Z ROOM house with hath, toilet,
electric light and garage, close TO
schools, $500, with cash pay
ment Of $35 month and per cent
interest.
NEW MODERN Q room house with
garage, close TO schools 5000. Rea.
sonable cash. payment and balance
on monthly payments.
& ROOM modern house with garage,
centnally located $4,000.
& ROOM modern house with bath
room and pantry in choice location
$4,000.
8 ROOM modern house with hot wa.
ter heat and garage, lot has SO feet
frontage, 5000. $3.50 cash, bal.
ance at $50 n month with Z per
cent interest.
WE HAVE many bargains in houses
and lots in all parts Of tho city.
HARVEY HARRIS & CO.
]. r. yackAon, Manager.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

Minneapolis, April 16-IP)-FIour
unchanged to five cents higher; in
carload lots. family patents quoted
cotton sacks; shipments 35!b40 bar
Bran '2s.5o@24.5o.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
For Commissioner, District Three
] hereby announce myself q can.
didate for county commissioner.
District 3, Burleigh County, at the
primary election June 80, 1926.
Your vote and support solicited.
(Signed) Oscar Backman.
political ADJ
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POTATOES

Chicago. April 16-CP1-Potatoes.
Accepts &c cars; total u. s. ship
iacnts 4OS; Cuba 2, on track 424: de-
mand and trading very slow. market
null: wisconsin sacked round, whites
4.7504.95; fancy shade higher: poor
4.5O; Minnesota sacked round whites
a. 50(D4.7O; Idaho sacked raisseta
around 500; few higher: poor Ats;
Canada sacked round whites un9rad-
ed. 400; Colorado sacked Anrhaak
russets Ats.
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political Advt.

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
For Commissioner, District Four
! hereby announce myself can.
didate for county commissioner,
District 4, Burleigh County, at the
primary election June 30, 1926.
Your vote and support solicited
(Signed) Axel Solder.
(P0litical ADJ
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CHICAGO POULTp,

Chicago, April l8-x<4-Poultry
alive unsettled; receipts none; fowls
81: broilers 5O066;. turkeys IS;
ROSTERS FL: ducks 30@32; geese 10.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, April 6-l&g- Batter. un-
changed;. receipts 6,8a1. tubs.
Eggs higher; receipts 22,351 cases;
firsts 27h@28; ordinary fifsts 27s
storage packed extrats 81; storage
firsts 3OkMSO1k.
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For Commissioner. District One
! hereby announce myself q can.
didate for county commissioner,
District No. !. Burleigh county, ut
the primary election June 30. 1926.
Your vote and support solicited.
GEORGE +. WILL.
political Adyt,)