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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
WHEAT
FUTURES CLOSE LOWER

Minneapolis, April 2l.- (APl
Wheat futures acted stubborn during
carly trade today but weakness IN
corn and an underlying feeling Of
nervousness over what the farm a
might do with cash supplies finally
resulted in fresh liquidation, stOp-loss
selling and a sharp break. The old
low for May was touched before sup
port appeared. May closed 1-2 to 5-Sc
lower, July 1-2c lower and Sept. Lie
Corn futures opened firmer but
faded easily.
Oats was helped by the cold wealth
or forecasts.
There was nothing much doing In
rye.
Scattered bidding for barley met
with extremely light offerings.
Flax trade was unusually duu.
Cash market was firm to n shade
stronger because OF very light Offer
inGs on track.
There was no chance for durum
or winter wheat. very little of either
type being in.
Cash corn demand was fair to good
and offerings were light. Oats de-
mand was good for other than light
weight or wild oats mixtures.
Rye demand was fair to good.
Barley OF mailing quality was In
snappy deynan and strong. ,
Flax offerings were moderate n
demand was fair to good.
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PRlCE7R
.DOWNDESPITE bull
OPERATORS TRADING
Coppors Feature a Weak SPOT,
While Fox Theatres Con-
tinuo 70 Ascend

New York. April 21.-(Ap)-Re.
sumption OF business after the three.
day stock exchange holiday today dis
closed q two-sideQ market In which
Trading started OF It !. brisk pace.
tota! sales crossing the e.o0e. 900 share
mark before noon, but slowed down
In the early Aftern0oh = s~.operatofs
for tho advance found i rather dit.
ficult to attract an cutstde following.
In tbs copper group Grady. dropped
points and Anaconda, kennecott,
Nevada. Miami. Magma, and. Calumet
& Heela fell 2 IL to 4 points. all at
Car s. Foundry. American Locomotivs
ana Hudson Motors III touched new
Checker Cab Was hammered. down
|! points. American Telephone ana Uns
Houston Oh. American Tobacco Il and
b. Engineers Public Service. Detroit
Edison, Southern Railway, Air Reduc-
ton and Columbian Carbon aagged
; points OF more. !.
points to 4 new high 4 a' IS is on
the announcement OF the new fl
nancinE In connection with the rAcent
acquisition Ut control by the General
Thestrss EquipmentS Interests The
New highs for the year also were
established by Loews. Vanadium steel,
Norfolk 4 Western. Continental Fiber,
Diamond Match. InEersoll Rand. Ra.
Light, Abraham & Strauss. r. q. shat
tuck. Kraft Cheese, Corn Products,
National Dairy Products. American
Machine g. Foundry and Montsano
Chemical, tho gains ranging from
fractions to 2 IL points.
Renewed selling OF tho copper
shares drove some OF them consider
ably <elow their minimum figures OF
against pivotal tndustrials which also
fell sharply. u. s. Steel lost . Ia
points. and General Electric 2 ~.
American Tel. & Tel. vas down 8
under last weeks high figure for the
year OF ia la. New highs were
established by fVanadium Steel at 140,
aud J. I. Case at 3:s. The close was
heavy. Total sales Appropriated
1900, 900 shares. -
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xo,,ru .r. rAC,..I,yr,rcck

So. st. Paul. April c1.-AP)-N. >.
-. A.)-Cattic 200: opening slow,
buyers resisting efforts toward ad-
vance on fed steers; early sales
steady: beet matured kinds 1925: long
: y~earlings 1880: bulk all weights 1880
10 11.5O: she stock in meager supply.
about steady: beef cows 6.25 to 7:75;
hcifcrs S.0o to- $50: short a wcighty
lleifers l1.y5: low cutters and cutters
100 TO SIS: medium grade bulls $50
down: st0ckers and feeders In meager
supply. steady TO strong. largely 400
70 1000 for thin OFFERINGS; calves
1900; SO lower. early sales good
grades $50: choice closely sorted
kinds sparingly. 100 to Also.
Hogs 1900: slow. u~nevenly steady
10 IS lower than saturday: most de.
cline on medium to heavy butchers >:
desirable 100 to eco pound weights
o.75 TO 800: top so; ESQ to go pound
weights $50 to s.76: heavier weights
a.25 and below; pigs and light lights
".76; average cost Saturday 0.72;
weight 2t2.
Sheep 600: opening slow. run mostly
shorn lambs: asking strong to IS or
more higher. or SIS and above for
choice kinds: wooded kinds 9.c5 and
better: ewes scarce. steady. mostly
600 down..
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MATERIAL SETbACKS
N WHEAT VALUES
DUE bENEFIC|ALRAIN
Despite Frost Forecasts and.
World Export Declines, Gem
eral Selling Persists

Chicago, April 21-(AP)-Corn took
the leadership In q lively downWaru
swing Of grain values today. STOP.
loss selling Of SCr n. future nr .n s,.vssce.
ment that the o r visible Supply
showed an increase despite liberia
shipments by lake from Chicago
Wheat was bearishly affected ny a.
well ahead Of the prosress shown At
this time last season, and hat tnerG
is doubt regarding n material
reduction OF the 1890 acreage.
Corn closed nervous ? IN to- Nae 8
1.o4 SIS to "a, July. los Ii to IL;
Sept. 1903 3-S to lib. NJ.
wheat closed irregular at S-4c net
decline to LAO advance. MAY =. 70
Is Sa ts'y y- g to s,s 1 g ID, down. snp' and nd provi-
sions unchanged to &c off.
During the late dealings corn went
as much as SC q bushel under Satur-
days finish.
corn, but also showing considerable
resistance to pressure.
Provisions reflected down u + n 8
both in hog values and in corn.
Wheat prices breaks went hand IN
hand at times with .suggestions that
the United States wheat visible sup-
ply on May / will total about 1885,
900. 900 bushels against a 1O-year
average OF only '47.00o.0o0 bushels
Estimates were also current that
domestic visible stocks only July
will approximate $4,000. 900 bushels:
compared with 4 10.year average of
.s.o0o.ooo bushels on the other hand.
world shipments for the last week
were relatively small. indicating =
~falling-off in the amount OF wheat on
ocean passage. with the total afloat
now less than half the quantity shown
a a age.
with most European market closed
ON accOunt Of a post Easter holiday,
overseas demand for wheat .
North America was reported as poor.
Meanwhile. official and private crop
advices from Europe told of favor
able conditions for winter grain, al.
though emphasizing lack Of subsoil
moisture in central n southeastern
Europe. Germany in particular. re-
ported the condition OF. winter, wheat
and rye as we'll above the u aver
age.
Corn market declines today were
largely owing to sympathy with
wheat weakness. Arrivals Of corr IN
chicago today totaled 143 ears.
against 343 cars a week & II l1V
cars at this time last year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
USED CARS

USED CARS
RlSMARCK'S BIGGEST BARGAIN
Each week we offer one Used Car
Bargain far below cost. Price for
THIS WEEK ONLY. Here each week
you car stretch your Dollar to the
limit. M
5000 Cash
with, $l7.33 q month
or
$237.0o Cash /:
NASH SIX 4-DOOR SEDAN. Seat
Covers: Motometer with lock: Heat
er: Disc Wheels; Very Good Tires;
Mirror and Wiper; Bumpers; Excel
lent Duco finish.
Compare this Six cylinder Dollar
for Dollar value With any other Used
Car.
SAVE 9lls.oe TINS WEEK
See this q today. Your oppor-
tunity TO buy Highs Grade, Depcnda-
bic transportation ct an unheard Of
Price.
NJ. b, GILMAN CO.
Phone o03
Dodge Brothers Cars and The Ply
mouth.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for city prop
crty, 1920 Hudson coach. like new.
Write completc details, in care OF
Tribune No. 30.
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Slaughter Refutes
Peace Agreement;
Challenges Capone
Racketeering Angles

Continued from page NM,
in gangland and as q challenge to the
Capoue overlordship.
Racketecring Angles
There were political and labor
racketeering angles. too. the rack
eteering possibilities being regarded
as particularly significant in view OF
persistent word lately that Capone
had ambitions to muscle" into labor
organizations.
Wakefield, police heard. was a pro-
tege Of Dan S~erritella, city sealcr and
Republican power in the first ward.
Serritella has been regarded as friend
~ to Capone.
A man whose name was withheld by
police said Wakefield on Saturday
night had attended a meeting OF the
Bread, Crackers, Yeast and Pie Wagon
Drivers Union, local No. 734. !.
"Capone planned to take over the
union through Wakefield" the man
said. Il heard some say following the
meeting: Wen have to kill him yet:
his body will be found In. an. alley
before long"
xr1O known 70 .I0lcc
All three dead men were known to
the police, but none Of them, so far as
the records reveal. ever had any Sc
riouS trouble with the law.
The Blue Hour saloon was the place
where Jimmy vinci and Joe Granatta
shot 1t out in q death duel five years
ago. Vinci was the driver Of the death
car in the assassination Of Messy"
Enzsght, labor leader. Grahatta was
one Of the first Of the gang machine
gunners.
A man living above the saloon ran
to the street as the slayer yesterday
drove away. He looked through Z win
dow into the barroom, saw the three
bodies, and called rolice.
Coroner Herman N. Buudesen was
among the first to arrive. Wakefield
aud Special we're dead. As the coroner
entered. Rel Do turned over, gasped,
and died.
Chain drives, operated by the mo-
ton Of wearers' feet. propel new roller
skates invented In England.
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.ndant called Marshal urens At Me-

SIua1It C&4ASQ 09oE4Il8I 0EeIl1 ~ nag
dina.
A Saturday night traffic jam at q
busy Medina corner forced the two
men to- slow down and Marshal
orenz. waiting for them, jumped on
the running board ana commanded
them to draw up to the curb.
The soldiers. were dressed In civilian
clothes and the dealers license plates
were turned over. s
We're automobile dealers at MI.
not and on our way to Mexico, where
our mother has died." the two ex-
planned when M. orenz gave his
order.
Believing that the car. was stolen
because the license plates had been
turned. Mr.. 0ysns telephoned to MI.
not and learned that they were not
dealers. Then the men said that they
had purchased the automobile 1t MI
not but could not remember the deal
.erS' name Nqs
Said Friend Loaned Car !.
Holding them on the charge Of not
paying for their gasoline. Grenz took
them to jamestown, where the SOL
diers told him that 10 friend had
loaned them the car In Bismarck for
a hurried trip to Minneapolis.
There was nothing to It," 0reriz
said modestly this morning. II had
the advantage on them and the trai-
fic jam helped me a lot" Pc
The soldiers also obtained five gall
Ions Of gasoline at Mcnoken and did
not pay for 1t. a
The Bismarck firm noticed the alb.
sence Of the automobile Saturday
night but thought little OF It.. believ-
ing that one Of their statesmen had
taken 1t for a demonstration trip.
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FOR SALE

BARGAINS FOR SALE
FIVE ROOM modern house. close in,
cast 'front.' SO foot lot. 2 bed rooms,
for $500, on liberal terms.
FIVE ROOM modern house, 2 bed
rooms, sun parlor. hot water heat,
heated garage, comparatively new,
desirable, near school, on terms.
FIVE ROOM new modern stucco
Spanish bungalow, 2 bed rooms, fire
place, stucco garage attached. east
front. near school. very desirable,
immediate possession.
NEW MODERN stucco BUNGALOW. 2
bed rooms, oak floors, fire place,
breakfast nook, room finished in
basement. basement plcstered. new
stucco garage, very desirable. on
Fifth street.
DESIRABLE FIVE room modern
bungalow. close in. for rent.
GEO. M. REGISTER.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
Mental Hygiene Clinic
Will Study "a Bis
marck Children
Continued from page One)

Continued from page One)
cnts who understand what It's all
about have been very solicitouS to en-
ter children who have shown existence
of completes.
Give Free Examinations
The clinic will be conducted by a
local committee. assisted by Miss
Mary Cashel, Miss Esther Teichmann,
school nurse. and Miss Henrietta
Safely. a state worker from the staff
Of Dr.. A. r. T.. Wylie. DR.. J. H.
Humpstone. psychologist from the
University of North Dakota, and DR..
Regain. from jamestown hospital, give
the children the various psychological
tests.
In advance. the "a youngsters have
been given free physical examinations
by physicians and dentists of the city.
The showings of these have been tab
ulatcd for use at the clinic. Parents
also have filled out questionnaires
with such histories of the child ply
sically and socially from birth as
might shed light on any completes;
also the reaction to study in school.
Those Backing Move
The idea of the clinic was present.
ed here about February / by Miss
Henrietta Safely. who spoke on the
matter to the various service clubs
and women'S organizations, following
which a mental hygiene organization
was formed here to work out the de-
tails. This body Is headed by H. O.
Saxvik, superintendent of schools. as
chairman; Esther Teichmann, school
nurse; Madge Runey. county school
superintendent: DR.. C. z. Stackhouse,
city health officer: A. C. Isaminger,
county auditor; DR.. Harry Brandes,
Mrs. w. E. Cole. DR.. and Mrs. A. M.
Brandt, Winifred Darlington, Leone
Muschinski. DR.. G.. A. Rawlings, DR..
F. l.. Owens, Mrs. T. G. Madden. all
Of Bismarck, and Mrs. H. G. Edger-
ton, Of Wing, as county representative.
DR.. j. H. Humpstone will give q
lecture on a topic connected with the
clinic at the high school auditorium
at 9 o'clock Wednesday evenilg. It
will be open to all who care to come
and will be especially helpful in its
information to parents.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, ApriI !1.-lAPl-P0uItry
alive. steady: 2 cars: fowls Is to Is;
No. 2. "a; broilers 50 to -; roosters
is: heavy ducks 20 to %: small ~;
geese IL.
Butter easier. 11.76e tubs; cream
cry extras 81 l-2: standards - IA:
extra firsts 80 IL to 81; ftrsts 34-l-2
easier: $500 cases.; extra firsts ~
IL to Is; graded firsts - to "a Ia:
ordinary firsts "a: storage packed
firsts &c: storage packed extras 26h.
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statesmen
statesmen WANTED to handle the
highest class securities that are Of.
Tered to the public. Drawing &C.
count and commission. Can 60 any
where IN North Dakota. Apply to
F. G. Remington e. Son, Bismarck.
North Dakota.
statesmen for Interstate Oh Co.
Inc. established line Of tractor and
automobile oils. Fully guaranteed.
Lists OF customers furnished. Write
II. T. Swain, Grand Pacific Hotel,
Bismarck, N. ..
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BISMARCK GRAIN
(FurnisAed by Runsell-M tler Col
Rhannarp1r Anrl1 9
BOSTON lYo0I

Boston. April 2I.-(AP)-Wool: &c.
'mand for worsted. T. quiet with quota
tiOns unchanged from b CLOSE Of last
week. a fair demand at steady prices
IL being received ON q few lines .Of
wooden goods. The receipts of domes.
tic woods at Boston during week end.
Ing April IL. kr:ountcd to.4I1jBOO lbs.
compared with 2,47G,1OO lbs. dur-
ing the previous week.
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Montana .ssc to 100; No. / amber
~ SIS TO % SIS: No. 1 durum 81 SIS;
No. 2 do. 30 SIS to 81 5.s: No. I mikes
durum g. SIS to - 5-8:SNo. q do. IS
5-S to % SIS: No. ! red durum 81 5.Sc.
Oats. No. . white 80 as to SO 3.S.
No. / rye Sc to CSC.
Barley, chocie to fancy Sc to 55c:
medium to good 40 to &c; lower
grades 46 to Acc.
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RANGE or CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis, Aprlf H. (AP) ~
Range or carlot grain sales: Wheat.
No. / hard spring lot 1-S II Ill is;
No. ! dar,: northern 1.0s IL to III
lass No. / northern 1.04: No. : hard
winter So: No. 2 amber durum % 3-4;
no. / mixed durum SO lis to 81 al;
40. 3 red durum SO "a.
Corn. No. 2 yellow Tito " IL;
No. 2 mixed "a ~.
oats. no. 3 white 80 as TO 80.
Rye, No. 1, IS 1.e.
Barley. No. y So: sample 81
Flax. No. 1, l85 IL to go Ia.
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Chicago. April 2l.-(AP)-(U. S. d.
A.)-PotAtoes las cars, IN track 3S2,
total United States shipments Satur-
day 013.A Sunday FL cars: old stock,
trading good. market strong: Wiscon-
Minnesota sacked Round Whites $50
to s.S5: idaho sacked Russets 1915 to
$50: few 400; new stock. trading
fair. market slightly stronger: Texas
sacked Bliss Triumphs 4.2O to 4.35.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

Chicago, April 21.-(AP)-Wheat,
sample grade red S5c; No. . hard 1903
IA: No. 3 mixed 1.04.
Corn. No. 2 mixed SO IA to lee:
No. 1 yellow 81 L. to 3-4c; No. 2
white SAC.
Oats. No. 2 white 43 lac.
Rye. no sales. s
Timothy seed SIS to $50.
Glover seed 1915 to 1895.
Lard 1929: ribs 1875; bellies li.2J.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
WORK WANTED

WYNN WANTED
WORK WANTED-Clean -up-ti Is
here. Let us do your work. We
haul ashes, black dirt. fertilizer.
cir,ders for driveways and garage
floors: make lawns and dig base
ments. Call us, l132-W. T. M.
Burcil.
DO YOU NEED HELP-We can fur
llisll you for any kind of labor on
short notice ladies for hotel and
cafe maids and housekcepers, men
for all kinds Of work. Free. Phone
538. Bismarck Employment Bureau.
LAUNDRY done reasonably. Rough
dry and otherwise. Gentlemens
clothes a speciality. Called for and
delivered. Phone 1895.
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GRAF TO VISIT ENGLAND
Friedrichshafen. Germany. April q.
R1aptain Ernst Lehman. vice.
skipper Of the Graf Zeppelin. an
nounced today that the giant dirigiblc
would nv to England, April 26.
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MvNNCApOr1a rI.Oru

Flour unchanged. In carload lots
family patents quoted at 6.55 to 6.65
q barrel in 80 pound cotton sacks.
Shipments 1880.
Y Bran $500 to $3.50.
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MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES

Minneapolis, April 21.-(AP)-(U. S.
D. >A.)-Potatoes. light wire inquiry,
stronger. Carloads I. o. b. shipping
point. based on delivered sales less
all transportation charges sacked
cwts.. Round Whites. u. s. No. ! and
partly graded, few. sales 2.65 to 2.10.
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rOnECAsrs

For Bismarck and Vicinity: Fair
and continued cold tonight. Tuesday
increasing c~loud!neas and warmer.
tinued cold tonight. Tuesday lincreas-
ing cloudiness and warmer. possibly
rain or snow extreme west portion.
For South Dakota: Fair I'M cold.
With freezing temperature tonight.
Tuesday increasing cloudiness and
somewhat warmer, followed by rain
or snow extreme, west portion.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

FOWEIGN EXCHANGE
New York. April 2l.-(AP)-For-
eign exchanges irregular. Demand:
Great britain 4.S5 rs: France 3.g2;
Italy sea ga: Germany 1884 1-2; Nor
way ?6.76: Sweden 26.S6: Montreal
1855 7.l6.
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GENERAL WEATHER CoNDITioNs

N IUW 'VTVSHUTV HFeU IS EGnteFeU
over the Great Lakes region this
morning. and rain fell In the Ohio
valley and lower Great Lakes region.
with light. scattered precipitation
from the northern great plains 10 the
north Pacific coast. Temperatures are
moderate In all sections except over
the northern great plains and over the
northeastern Rocky mountain slope,
where cooler weather accompanies a
htgh-rresSure area. Temperatures
were below freezing throughout North
Dakota his morning. Rising tempera-
ture accompanies a To- pressure area
conferred over the Pacific coast states.
River stage at I a. M. 40 feet; "a
hour change. drop of Oh foot.
Station b~nrometric pressure, cS.4S
inches; reduced to sea level, $3.50.
ORRlS w. ROBERTS,
Meteorological.
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MALE HE'LL RANTEn

MALE HELL WANTED
LEARN BARBER1N0. Exceptional
opportunity now. sCatalog free. Mo-
Ter Barber College. Established
1893. Fargo. N. D.. Butte. Mont.
WANTED-An experienced porter at
Harrington's Barber and Beauty
j. Shop. m
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WANTED 10 RENT

WANTED 10 RElyT-By rcgponstble
party, Z large. well ventilated fur
nielled room with : private en-
trance or = one room furnished
apartment. Write IA. No. O, q
care q ths Dismarck Trtbune.
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LOST AND FOUND

L05TlThursday, evening On d. 3.
highway. No. IS, between Motif and
l1aselton. q black leather travelling
hag containing ladies and children
clothing. Finder kindly write Ffpd
Erlenbush. Iehr. N. q.
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aiIyNEArOLfs sTO,

First Bank Corp# .s34is
incorporation .s... 1890. ESls
Greyhound Conn., s. !. 12yn
MINI. Npr. Power Stn@wJ .......S21if
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CgTY faoIuCaa

GkBx 4Ux11NI4D
SIX ROOM NEW MOD8Iss oTuC,
co bungalow. hot water heak r.,
closed porch, many built-ln -
lures. saies pFics 9osooeo. T1rH3
SIX ROOM NEW sTUCCo HuNoA-
low, heated garage attached. hor6.
wood floors. Fireplace, TIM teoe-
inent, furnace heal, reaoouaAee9
taxes. 6ales price 4o0o000. vokx
attractive terms.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN Two
story house, four bedrooms, O0tef6e
garage, Close In location. Ao3Aa
price @l600.00. Terms.
SEVEN ROOM NoDERlg TWO
story stucco house, hardwood iJooes.
full partitioned basement, hot ~.
ter heat, garage attached. 0ales
price $4,000. Very reasonable
terms.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
hardwood floors, fun basement,
furnace heat. detached garage.
Sales price 43e00.00. Terms.
SIX ROOM NEW MODERN BuNo.
allow, inclosed porch, full basement,
hot air heat, close in location. sales
price $6300.00. Terms.
FOUR ROOM VERY MODERN
new bungalow, hardwood floors, fun
basement, furnace heat, nice lawn.
good location. Sales price $5200.0o.
Terms. s
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
full basement, furnace heat, hard.
wood floors, close in location. safes
price $4,000.
SIX ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
inclosed porch, full basement, fur.
mace heat, hardwood floors. full
lot. Sales price s415o.0o. Good
terms.
AND
MANY OTHER ATTRAvT1vE AND
desirable homes at prices that are
right. Also q number Of income
properties.
HIDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Webb Block. Phone o.