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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-14
REAL ESTATE

MANDAN STREET: 6 room. brand
new bungalow. basement garage.
Fire place. 100000.
THIRD STREET; 10 room modern
house, hot water heat, triple earaee.
suitable for rooming house or can
easily be made into apartments with
big income, a bargain for sorneono
at $4,000. 90.
FOURTH STREET: 5 room stucco
bungalow, fire place. double garage.
beautiful lawn and trees. close n.
$4,000. 90.
SIXTH STREET: 8 room. brand new
house. attached garage. complete
$4,000.
SEVENTH STREET: z room, strictly
modern house, sleeping porch.
double garage, beautiful lawn and
trees: $55OO.OO {.
NINTH STREET: nice 5 room bung.
allow. modern, $35OO.C0.
TWELFTH STr1ET:: 4 room cottage.
toilet. etc. &c trees, s2200.O0.
THIRTEENTH STREET: S room cot
tage. modern. cast front. only
$4,000.
TWO OF the prettiest building lots
in the city; beautiful. lawn, trees
and shrubbery, $1,000 and $4,000.
YOU CAN always buy cheaper
through q reliable dealer than ii.
rect from the owner. In the max.
ms of nearly three thousand sales.
! have never had a complaint from
any buyer.
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MARKET
rising TREND WITH
IRREGULAR CLOSE
Commercial Solvents Leads the
Rally, Soaring Is Points to
a New High Record
MAY STORES FlUCTuATlNC
Three Yesterday Leaders Tutn.
BILE Five Points on Profit
Taking Action

New York. Sept. MISUNDERSTANDING
weekend readjustments prevailed in
today's stock market. although major
activity appeared to be on the side of
rising prices.
Commercial Solvents led today's
rally by soaring Is points to a new
high record at Sis, presumably in
response to the overnight announce
nient Of 4 10 for l stock split-up
American Machine & Foundry al up
IL Ia points, Tone & Websterd 8 l-2.
Thinker Roller Bearing 8 to a new
high at liz 3-4, Seaboard Air Line
preferred S to . new high at IS and
Underwood Elliott Fisher S.
American Waterworks, Norfolk &
Webster, Louisville s. Nashville. y. S.
Rubber and American Power and
Light all sold 3 to 1 1-2 points high
er. Grigsby Grunow climbed 3 points
to 70, a high for the present
stock. Republic Steel. and Interna-
tional Hydro Electric also reached
new high ground. Revival OF buying
In Standard OIL of New Jersey car-
rtcd that stock up 2 points.
May Department Stores fluctuated
in All cratic manner. The stock
opened nearly 3 points lower at 100,
slid down to % Ia and then rebound
cd to the opening price. Columbia
Gas. Worthington Pump and Ameri-
can e. Foreign Power, three OF the
leaders In yesterdays rally. each
dropped about 5 points OH profit
taking. and Pullman converted an
early gain OF l ga into q loss Of
more than 3 points.
The closing was irregular. Total
sales Appropriated 1000, 600 shares.
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PRICES TAKE a DROP

Minneapolis, Sept. a. a, The
short weekend sessions were devoid
Of particular feature here today. with
opening prices off !. to III cents in
the various markets because of con-
firmation Of rain reports coming out
CT Argentina. There was light trade
and prices showed comparative
strength most OF the time. Decem-
Der wheat closed LIZ cents lower.
Cash wheat premiums were firm
end unchanged. but there was less
force to the demand for other than
heavy Montana quality Is far as local
unloading was concerned. Buying Of
diversion point offerings was steady.
Toward the close the market tone was
pretty slow. Durum demand lacked
edge and averaged slower. Winter
wheat offerings continue very light
and In fair demand.
3 Corn offerings were moderate and
there was a little more force to the
shipping demand.
Oats demand was sluggish and fca-
turcleSs.
Rye demand was steady from mills
and elevators, with offerings light.
: Barley Of desirable mailing quality
was wanted and sold readily at firm
prices compared with futures.
Flax offerings were fair but In
steady crushing demand and held
firm compared with futures.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ID, 1929
MALE Z WANTED

Ia
$500 WEEKLY salary to a few ser.
ious men willing to work and lcarr
aviation. automotivc. radio and
electricity. IL floors Of shops, man
ufacturing Of planes. etc. Also
welding and a union card after fin
ishillg. Three private airports. APP
ply MI. Meyers. Patterson Hotel,
between ? and 8.
WANTED-At once. men or women
representatives to demonstrate Nu-
Way Mending Fluid and other new
products. Write State Distributor,
Anton Isaacson. Wilton. N. d.
DISTRIBUTOR for 100 store route
this county. Experience unneces-
sary. No selling. distribute and col.
lect. Should net $40 weekly. Write
PERKS Mfg. Co.. Florin, Pa.
FEDERAL DISTRIBUTORS get big
money! No capital Of experience
needed. Write FEDERAL PURE
FOOD CO.. 1901 Archer, Chicago.
WANTED-Shop foreman at once.
Steady work and good pay. Central
Chevrolet Co. Beulal, N. Oak.
WANTED-Finishing carpenters for
out Of city. Call Sunday. N. A.
Freeburg. Bismarck. N. d.
MEN-learn barbering. Catalog free.
Moler Barber College. Butte. Mont:
Fargo. N. p.
WANTED-YOung mar to work by
month. F. J~aszkowiak, 4l9 Twelfth
street.
WANTED-Corn huskcrs. Woodland
Farm, Mandan.
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DOCTORS

You may drive Nature out by the door
Through the window she'll come back
a flying
They may cut out your gall bladder.
let out your gore.
But in misery and pain you'll be dy-
ing.
The knife can not cut your disease
from the blood
For Gods sake then why keep on try
ing?
BUT--It YOU visit the Clinic Of DR..
r. M. MacLacflan Harvard you
will not have to be cut to pieces for
we clio not believe in operations. for
VIC know that disease Is caused by
poisons circulating in the blood and
can not be removed With a knife.
BY our Alkaline Blood Treatment.
Herbs. Roots and Bark and scientif-
ic food combinations we have cured
Hundreds and We can CURE YOU.
Clinic rooms Ga. Lucas Block. Bis
marck. mo KNIFE.
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LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Sept. l4.-tH9-U.S.D.A)
Cattle receipts 800; compared a week
ago. fed steers with weight SOC to 75c
higher; light ycarlings strong to Csc
up: she stock. bulls and vealers about
Csc higher: stockers and feeders
strong to Csc higher: outgoing move
ment considerably broader than week
earlier. especially in caSc of heavy
feeders: upturn In fat steers followed
supply abatement OF strictly grain fed
offerings and frcer buying Of stockers
and feeders; top fed steers went back
to $l7.00. equal to years high mark:
long y~earlings $l6.75: most grain fed
steers at close 1876 to 1900: most
stockers and feeders 1926 to 100;
about 1900 westerns In run.
Sheep receipts $500: by tho week
80 doubles from feeding stations;
1000 direct compared one week ago.
tat lambs fully SOC higher: fat ewes
steady: feeding lambs fully Soc lower:
weeks top prices: range lambs $l3.75;
natives $l4.O0: fat native ewes $5.25:
rangers $3.50: bulk prices: range
lambs $685. to 1875; natives $1,000 to
1915: range yearlings $3.50 to 1850;
fat native ewes $500 to 500: rangers
44.60 to 5.25: feeding lambs largely
$1,000 to 1900: carly top $3.50:
breeding ewes $500 to TBS: top SITS;
for few yycarlings $l1.25 to 1l.65.
Hogs receipts 1000 including $500
direct: market steady to lOc higher
on hogs scaling under 24O pounds:
heavier weights 10c to 20c higher:
packing sows steady: top $l0.50:
shippers 1000: estimated holdovers
2.O00. Butchers. medium to choice
$50 to 800 lbs $40 to 1896: 200 to
$50 lbs 19.eS to 1880: $50 to 200 lbs
$3.50 to 1850: $50 to $50 lbs $3.50 to
1925: packing sows $500 to 9.25:
pigs. medium to choice 80 to $50 lbs
$500 to $50.
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ARGENTINE REPORTS
OF MOISTURE CAUSE
EARLY PRICE DROPS
Wheat Further Drops as Selling
Side Has Advantage in
Weather Accounts
DROUGHT CHECKS DECLINE
Duenos Aires Wheat Market
Breaks 3 Cents, Adding
to Nervousness Here

Chicago. Sept. l4.-H)-Wneat
values reeled today. forced especially
by rain reports from the drought re-
gion Of Argentina. Lowest prices Of
the day were reached In the late deal
ings, although At times good buying
support was In evidence credited to
the northwest. Unwelcomc dry
weather III the domestic spring wheat
area northwest Is forecast for the
coming week. but the wheat market
was largely dominated by persistent
selling on the part OF houses with
connections cast.
Wheat closed heavy: lac to l1sc
under yesterdays finish.
Sept. l34ss; Dec. 1873 to Il. May
1919 to IL
Corn closed &c to lie down. Sept.
1.03,4 to y: Dec. 993s to 100; May
1861 to 1917.
Oats sc to sc off. and provisions
varying from zoe decline to q rise of
10 cents.
Corn was influenced carly through
some buying on reports Of light frost
in parts Of Iowa, but the market eased
later on scattered selling. Oats eased
with other grain. Provisions averaged
slightly firmcr.
Word Of beneficial rains falling In
the center and south Of Cordoba and
Santa Fe provinces. Argentina. and
also In north Buenos Aires gave an
]: evident advantage to the selling side
OF tho wheat market much Of tho
time today: price declines. however,
we're more or less checked by unccr-
tainty rs to whether or not tho Ar.
gentinc drought as q whole had been
cffcctually broken. and II so how
much OF the damage done was beyond
repair. Late advices that the Bucno5
Aires wheat market showed SC break
had considerable depressing influence.
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WANTED

AN ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURE
ING company has out Of the or
binary proposition for experienced
specially statesmen. between IS and
IS years of age. This connection
will mean from S 5000 to $12 900 an
nually selling all-electric popcorn
machines and peanut roasters III
nine models, sandwich machines
and vending machines OF all kinds.
II is noncompetitive. Straight COM
mission with no charge backs. In
answering, give us your experience.
The salesman We decide upon as
having the necessary background OF
experience and ability will be given
territory equivalent to state on
an exclusive basis. with trip to fac
tory at our expense. Burch Mfg.
Co. 1852 Wyandotte. Kansas City,
Mo.
AUTO SEAT COVERS. 500 weekly.
Direct to autoists. inexpensive.
Excellent quality. Elaborate SAM
pies FREE. MARVELO, 1900 Wa
bansla, Chicago.
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BISMARCK GRAIN
FURNISHED BY Russell Miller Coz
CASH A

Chicago. Sept. l4.-REWneat No
: hard 1881: No. : yellow hard l.32a.
TO 1884,: No. ! northern spring l.34,
TO. Z mixed 1895.
Corn No. l mixed l.O3h: No. l vel.
lon 1914 to ": No. 2 white 1857,
sample erade 20 to l.00ia.
Oats No. 2 white 49, to .SlH.
Rye no sales.
Timothy seed 400 to 5.65.
Clover seed 100 to 1900.
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
soothing. healing salvc for cuts
burns. bruises. sores. ulcers, boils
pimples, piles, etc. Advertising
price two boxes $l.00 postpaid. Adj
dress w. H. Dutton, Box 1908, Little
Rock. Arkansas.
RESPECTABLE young lady would
like to accompany q respectable
party Of ladies motoring to Oregon
Washington or other points west
about October first. State terms
Write Tribune, care OF Ad. No. %
INVENTIONS WANTED-Patented
unpatented. If YOU have an idea
for sale write Hartley, Box 928
Bangor. Me.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE


HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Household furniture.
Dining room set, including 6 din
ing room chairs, rockers. rug, bed,
nearly new, spring and mattress,
nearly new. small table, ice box,
fruit Jars. garden tools, rakes, forks,
shoyels, bars, spades and other ar
ticleS two numerous to mention.
Phone oil or call at 4l2 Eighth.
FUR BALE-H0usehold furniture, In
Guiding Hoffman piano. Radiola
No. II. sun porch set, Singer sew
ing machine. bed complete, VIM
chester shot gun is gauge. high
chair. coaster wagon and other
small items. Phone 346-M o call
at 4l8 Ninth street.
FOR SALESMAN table. dining room
table and chairs. rugs. china closet,
floor lamp. brown leather couch.
three pairs Of high hunting boots,
electric percolator and dishes. Call
at 225 Ave. A west or phone 6o3.
Mrs. A. w. Lucas.
FOR sALE-Daybed with cane ends,
blue tapestry u~pholstertng with
separate pillow. Waysagless spring,
$3.50. Also Edison photograph,
42o5!O0 model, with 50 records fog
$500. Phone o07.
FOR eALE-Bed. bed springs, mat.
tress and . dresser. Call Of CO.
Eleventh street. Phone ~.
FOR sALE-Chi1fioner mirror, kitch-
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Regent Man Held for
District Court Term

Mott, N. D. Sept. i4.-Frank Roth,
Regent. VA bound over to the dis
trtCt court BY Justice William Hem
bricks ct . preliminary hearing on =
charge Of sale Of intoxicating liquor.
A search Of quarters occupied BY Roth
disclosed four quarts Of moon. 50
quarts and - pints q beer. Re Vas
Soooooo6 "a bco6S.
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CHICAGO PorAToEs

Chicago. 0epk lA-(Ap.U4.D.A.l-
Potatoes: Receipts . cart. "a track
l75. total q. q. s5srGnents loo9 cass.
Trading Guy fair, masket stoody.
wisconsin sacked Round whites,
northern 1ooelon ~, central sockiou
40 ~ as: Minnesota oacned Round
whites 40 - an. lew fancy ~:
sacked Early ohloe 40 % an.
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USED

HAVE S424.0O credit on new Oakland
car with Stair Motor Co.. Bismarck.
Will sell same on IL per cent dis
count. Write Tribune in care OF
Ad. No. II.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Three ton I. H.
G. truck in fair condition. Good
tires all around. H. G. Leupp, STAN
ton. N. D.
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NEW Y0RK PRODUCE
New york. eept. i4.-M- Butter

Xos4s UepE. I&.-W- 0UEGet
firm. Receipts SITS tub.
Eggs firm. Receipts lo,e0o cases.
Nearby hennesy whites. closely -
lccted extra. % 70 g; neoS6y and
nearby western hennery whites. first
to average extra. 81 70 .: Pacific
coast white, extra s. % .6eM, extra
first q 70 81.
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NEw YoRk CLEARING HOUSE

NeW York. Sept. N.-P-The
weekly statement Of the New York
clearing house shows:
Toll surplus and undivided profits
81. 0ot'. 10000 unchanged.
Total net demand deposits (aver.
age) 1lo.3lc. go decrease.
Time deposits (average) t2.Ae7,ooo
decrease.
Clesrings week ending today ~
522,SO0,oe2.
Clearings week ending Sept. Z. o..
o04.453,69o.
Ciearings this day ! $780, ss. 7i3.
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EXCHANGE

New York. Sept. l4.-R,-Forcign
exchanges steady: demand: Great
Britain. 4.84 la: France. 3.9l: italy,
5.22 L.; Germany. 23.78 10: Norway,
1861; Sweden. 26.76: Montreal. 1926.
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r. r. YOUNG.
LOST

LOST
LOST-On highway No. 10. between
New Salem and Taylor. new "Otl
Field Special" Goodrich truck tire,
size 80 X 6. Finder kindly return to
Northern Hide and Fur Co., Bis
marck. for reward.
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CHICAGO POlILTRY

Chicago. Sept. l4.-(FD- Poultry
alive. easy: receipts Z trucks: fowls
26h: springs IS to IS: springs No. 2.
10; broilcrs 26; ROSTERS 81. Turkeys
20 to 30; ducks ID to 81: geese 10.
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FEMALE HELP +

FEMALE HELP WANTED
A WOMAN OF REFINEMENT. high
school education and pleasing per-
sonality, between age of 25 and 40,
who Is entirely unincumbcrcd and
free to travel extensively, desired by
nationally known organization.
Salary. bonus and transportation.
Give full information first letter. F..
E. COMPTON e. CO., 1904 N. Dear
born. Chicago.
$40 10 $50 Weekly showing Americas
finest Observation-Disclosures Frocks.
Stunning styles. Lovcliest fabrics.
Direct from factory prices UNDER
sell stores. Samples. with complete
equipment free. Experience unneces-
sary. Ward Stilson. Dept. B 52l,
Anderson. Ind.
ADDRESSING envelopes at home.
spare time. Earn substantial pay
weekly: experience unnecessary.
Dignificd employment for honest,
sincere persons. EMPLOYMENT
MANAGER. Box 81, Napcrvillc. III.
WANTED-Maid for general house
work In small boarding house. no
children in family. references re-
quired. Call in person at Clio 1ihay-
or Ave. cast.
LADIES-Whole or part timc-~takc
orders for dresses. Two orders
daily pays scc4 weekly. Coldrcn
Knitting Mills. 2l0 So. 18th. Omaha.
Ncbr.
WANTED-Thrcc or four women for
demonstrating. All or part time.
experience preferred. but not neccs-
sary. Sec Mrs. Tillquist, Grand Pa
cific.
$1,000 DAILY selling new patented
tablccloth. Washes like Oilcloth.
No laundering. Free sample. Jones,
808 North Clark. Chicago.
LADIES-Steady sewing and en-
broidering. good pay; write imlned-
lately. Hand Made Hkf. Co. $50
N. Michigan. Chicago.
WANTED-Compctent maid for gen.
cral housework. preferably a mid
dlc-aged lady. Apply III person at
sol Third street.
WANTED-Compctcnt girl to assist
with general houscWork. No COOL
ing. Call at 8O2 Ave. II.
WANTED-Competcnt maid. Must
be good cook. References required.
Call at iO3 Ave. B west.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. maid for gem
cral homework. Mrs. w. f. Cole,
2lO Park Avenue.
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NEW YORK POULTRY
New York, Sept. A.-R-poultry.
live aud dressed, steady: unchanged.
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LIBERTY BONDS CLOSE
New York. Sept. l4.-(F1-Liberty
bonds close:
Liberty 4 las 1926.
Treasury 4 las t06.22.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DIAMONDS direct from importers
and cutters at great savings. Guar
anteed. Wrist and pocket watches
at bargain prices. Liberal allowances
offered on old watches. Cash O. ~
proved credit. Watch repairing (ex.
pert work.. Mail orders promptly
taken care OF. James w. MaSok.
Office at l08 Third street, south oe
Hotel Prince. bismarck, n. OAK.
WE JUST received our full line g l0Xl
jackets. stag shirts. flannel shirts.
heavy blazers. gloves. also q CON.
plete line OF Star Brand bootS,
shoes and oxfords. Open EVENINGS.
Capital City Clothing Store. Jack
6loven. 1914 Fifth street. M
FOR sALE-Registered ehcrthoen
bulls, red, roan and white. Nogis.
tered Oxford and Rambouillot
yearling rams. Registered 0uToo
Jersey bears. Farm 3h miles uogth
Of Bismarck. 6trutz and Naeel.
FOR sALE-ls97 model, - gouDe
Winchester repeater. wonderful
condition, used but little. sole leott-
cr case, rods, etc., as. Also hnnt~
ing coat, pants. vest. cap. cheap. q.
9. Hibbs. Lucas Block.
FOR 8ALE-McCo FInick D00fing en-
husker ana picker. practically nv
used only one season. - ~. ~
w. voigt. at the American ~
Hall or write IN care 6 q. y. 49,
marck. N. y.
pOR 6Af,N-Iahfad0 0nA 6H{KS
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FOR SALE-RADIOS
FOR sALE-All electric radio, priced
to sell at once. Also one 20 gauge
double barrel shot gun. Call at 42l
Ninth street.

william Hendricks and bound yer to
the district court. After returning
cash he collected from the grocers he
was released on bond.
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BOSTON WOOL

Boston. Sept. l4.-R-Activity in
wool market was only moderate dur.
ing the past week. A little slowing up
In sales was noted In fine woods in
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis, Sept. IL ~ Flour
unchanged. Shipments 46.O58 barrels.
Bran 5000 to 3l.6O.
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED-Position in general office
work, can take dictation. Six years
experience. Best of reference. Write
Tribune, care Of Ad. No. Ii.
POSITION desired by stcnogTapher
good reference. Write Tribune, cart
OF Ad. No. 10.
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DULUTH \
Duluth. Sept. l4-(Fe
0pen High Low Gle


RANGE OF CARt0T 0AkES
Minneapolis. oept. lA-A-Raue,
81 caylot sales: wheat, No. han
spring, l.40h 70 Ia: 10. dan
northern. IL 70 i.A1h: ma. ! hAst
winter. l.o0x: No. : durum, 10; ~
! mi1ed: 10 - LINK: l6o. ! red
1.l3k.
Oats: llo. : white. l5h % q.
Rye: No. /, o7h and iy09.
BARLEY: No. 8. q.
Flax: No. I. - 70 3.l1.
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some quarters. Domestic fine WOO
prices r not quite as strong.
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE
Minneapolis, Sept. l4.-(R)-
Open High Low Close
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE

Minneapolis, Sept. lA-tH1-Wheat
receipts today PSI compared to 623 q
year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
and coarse grain closing quotations
today follow: