The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 12, 1918, Page 7

rab “OCEAN MUST. HAVE. TREATED HIM PRETTY *: fF *WiLo THERE — ) | WHAT'S YER. f° HE ‘CANT cet rH ‘BEST, OF ; FREC LES } the mid-year, those. who wero in 2 class. this fall will become the “A” class for the Jast ———, tween this time-and ‘Se of the Superintendent of Schoo! asked frequently to recommend, homes where girls and boys. tay work He those who: wers-in-tha for, either. bdard or room, of; both, rp eet this fall will, at the’ -nia- while attending high school.’ Thé|yédr becom mémbers of’ ths Superintendent: and. Principal desire class of the’ next grade.” It is likely that all iparents wishing to “have -a|that the “BY and “A” classes will not girl or boy in their homes will com: )bé” ‘divided -evertly: as to numbers, atid’ municat such wish. to either Mr.| for the-first halt year\thig plan’ is‘in Martin Phone 835 or Mr. Bolt'853-X so| operation: itis expected ‘that som, that a list mayb i when calls | will be f in each. “B” class who for, places to work-come, from ‘students sfe-especialty strong, as will be shown } who: expect to enter ‘schooF this tal.\|: by. ‘the marks made during, the : past ds our. belief that the. privilege’ of | school: years and ;who can, iy. a jittle living in a> cultured . me. is muehil extra effort. be promoted to tha “A”, , appreciated by ott _boye and girls, | class,” which vill, in’ eath case when ” and that doing thutes material: |Bchool opens éismalles than the “B" “ly fo. the :educa a ‘and: the develop-| class, Such spécial “promotions ‘wilt Boys gr atrls who} not, be made without fhe, consent, ‘oF- mi nage to r this, notice may parent, teacher and superintendent. als, cot aicate ‘with’ elther of the| Those who, with the’ superintenient above. ’ , | have. made: a garefu] study ot condi: 7) $3UMOMARTING© .°/* | tions’ s the Blamercie chooks agree ‘ City Bi rintendeut that: the situation is now’ favoranic ike a ws erinien te g this advanced step. ae iter { s o ia scHOOL NO CE. ‘ the first ‘halt’ yede’the' wor! ¥O forward: much’ as: usual and: fow if any s 2 Bier Cliy school wit dpen: 4918. As Sept. iY ‘always, the case Wkere this change made. -:Jt.might, be well, wilt -be a teachers’ mééting ‘in the ‘at- isms will pb sey you Audion at 2:30-in’.thé high’ schoor from, th ‘those’ which all teacher nt ‘dad supervisors ate ter trom the eighth grade,at the mid. nauiret attend. .The enrolment 0! ear will Have thajr woi ayrankad £0. pis; will take” the: folsgine hat. the strong one: aiing at “nine o'clock, a alias 3 ' three and onebalt yéars aa ite year. and: those -who | find. harder: can, finish; the high-school) ir re of, | four ant one-half, ‘years: from the ‘rid- ‘ypar. * ‘All papiy before Jenterjag schogt must show evidence ‘of successful vac- cination for/small.pex. ‘Thts-should be by: certificate from a physician. Teach- ers ‘are’ instructed’ ‘to receive only those’ who haye complied with : this Fégulation of the state board of health. ‘Parents will ‘confer 4 favor upon themselves and-the school if they ‘will see, that-all pupils under seventeer who have not finished the ef@ith grad adjustments will be necessary, This mua ‘will: be no echo! bat th / in each building will be'’as Will School, grades’ kindergarten; William stor arafice 1, 2, 3, 1, grades 5,6, 9, “16; 11, hter School, grades'1,.9,/3,/4, 516: ‘he board of: education is endeavor- ing-to formulate some:plan_by .which a number of childrét living in the east part of the city quite a-distance from thé, Will and William Moore schools, may be accommodated < nearer, prob- ably in the‘high school building. This matter, however, cannot be definitely arranged until” after. thé’ opéning. of school when thenteirs torents in’ the several grades wil is the presen! Ke mi¢-year promotions in the gr year. This is done to ‘bring. . “tola higher standard; total cate of those children who for various reafons fail in a. Pa of their woke to conform to the géheral. plait £01 : byyother city schools-in cities: f tt ifs olass, and to prevent: holdfag:hatknw ho: ean do‘ itiore work thau is “required under the’ year. plan.» THI) will: be iptroduced:in: a TER, thet will,work no hardshin‘on ‘fhe prof of any pupll and greatly, arength: /en,the work done 'in:the entire s¢hool: When school opens-September 2, work, in’ both the fifst and ‘sécbnd~ halt years will be tegun in each ‘grado. up| to the ‘high school. Pupils who pass- + ed | without condition at the ‘clos: of the past year will take up the work oth ,the next year.and become mem: of the “B” classes., Thosé”who failed at the. close’ of. phe: past. year will tit take the entire-year' “over again, as heretofore, but gin the work df the second halt” Bhat pags Into thé first:! : e next (grade at the middle’ bee vag "mong heat _ > tefiest” of all.de De udder‘ garden | one. on ’em méat fer de bors dat’s doin’ de Pea “GEE, THAT AINT NOTHIN, T: BRAG ‘spout Pa ate’in schoo! promptly on’ the opening | : ‘day. The’ law: forbids. any, of. these, 5 to remain ‘out of school, without a per! % mit signed by the county attorney, Mr. +B. McCurdy. It ‘ts:expected that the Wachter school: will -be ready for occupancy by September: 19...» M. MARTIN, - City Fever encent $5 12 —— uy we ' NEW RAID PLANE? IS MUCH FASTER’ Does In Few ‘Hours Work Previ- ously of Days BR BF \ (By, Newspaper: ‘Enterprise Ass'n) London, Aug. 12.—Swarms, of a new type of ratding! ‘plaié) will’ Boon be in‘the hands ‘of :the Royal Air force? Thit: ae Britis’ “wonder. plane,” that Atsehthustastssay may revolu- | tfonize raid warfare, is: claiméa to ‘combine enormous speed: dnaictimblite power, Tt-is dexeribedjas being able to.climb to an “altitude: of more than 20,000 feet In a remarkable short time, and ig able to‘kéep up terrific speed,~even at the highest altitudés:: And’ it can accomplish, it: isch lot observer, ge: machine guns and‘other equipment. é: The London Datty Express says’ of it. that: “Itvis 0 tani cani be ‘accomplished’, in’ the shortest tine,“ and. bombing taids, which, “with* the oldér‘ typeof ;bomb- ing plane, would perhaps need a whole | day's ,preparation, will: now. be ‘car- ried out within a cOuple of hours. (Wi . 3 5———— Tribune Want Ade Bring Results.” THIS WAS: MORE; 4 ULD ENDU! * Phone‘ 273, FOR RENT— Keoiple of rooms, ein: , gle and double rooms, six.and seven id ‘OR -RENT—Btrictly andere i For RENT—Roome, i strivtly.,mod- FOR “RENT— 309’ Eighth: atree i RENT—T rooms furnf#hi first; floor. Close in cesreet Sight housekeeping Gr, unfurnished, on; Phone: 86,1 wh Forni RE Ghee I in Turfiished two. Troon apart mae it, on first floor. Also ‘with ' kitchenette for light Hols ing, | -411 5th St. SULwk rolls a ‘month: odera. 118 srent one might All rn. 718 ies sree id ODERN Toons i . Phone 768K. 851 Ww hat jand . id water.. Pleasant loca- ae PSone ae rn house closé. ij a ton, 615° oth Ber et, fast ‘that: Tong dis-| FOR modérn. Hot. water, he 619L or call: 619 6th st : WANTED sariciar car owners ie try GOODYEAR CORD and FABRI Py Poet, Pa GoT A BRIDGE BUILT’ \ “ACHE ACROSS: par : “INO “GOT (ONE OF: THEM'- Shoda wE-Dont AGAR AN' MY” QRANDAD JAS’ A PSE ORT OTTER Ec snmtadie THAT AIN'T NUTHIN'= RY. MAS GOTA CRDAR CligsT! each additional word. i Real-Estate Bargains : @ ne wost modern oniés/it Bismarck, $6,500; oe will Gade: for land,at: the Dar Be : 6 HOLIHAN >| Lucas Block : Phone q45, Wie “HELE WANTED—MALE ~ 1 WORK WANTED . WANTED—Practieal nu nurding, Mrs: Cora’A: Lamb, 321 8th street. Phone’ 603X . 8 Lwk _FOR SALE on RENT, ‘HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT—House with: modern im- provements, J..L. Bell, iFrst Natiow- al bank. 812 3t FOR RENT: Five. foomr house. ‘quire 4 Sth street.: “612 | FO ‘OR RENT—Two modern” six room ‘Nouses,/: Geo. M. Register. y 89 3t FOR SALB—Residence and lot at 36 ‘Avenue C. Inquire at premises. 8:8. 7t FOR RENT—Four’ room ho je on Ros- sér \streét near 15th street. ‘Apply W. J. Wileox, fold 12th‘street. 5 8 8 6t In: GOVERNME: NEEDS 20,200 clerks /at Washington. Examinations every- where in August. necessary. Men and women ‘désiring government positions write for yee particulars ’to J. C, Leonard, former civil service examiner), 52 Kenois ‘Bldg. Washington. ” 8 10 12t. WANTED—Deliyery mam to deliver bread to stores only; good wages; Apply Homan’s berai 78.10 2¢ WanTl ‘D—Married man farm work; wages $60.00 rer mo., with butter, milk, eggs and potatoes fur: nishéd.. Year around work for Tighy _ party. Paul Histag: M3x, N. D. i ; 88 3t_ BNTEDSMat “with smn clothing ‘atéck and’ doés dry cleaning and ré- pairing; to locate in city of 1,500. ‘Write’ George ‘V. Bratzel, Hebton, : Dak. aT eh lw TED—Young matt to han- dle collections and learn pub- oe businessx 5 Aa, ean LADY—with h tive years ex: perience would like a’ bogition.. a ““@erk or cashier. “Address 494; Bismarck, N. D. ‘ANTED—Men: bright/.ca ladies * -to.travel, demonstrate and. sell well J known, goods to established dealers. $25,00° to $50.00 per week; eallrodd |/F' ‘fare'paid’ weekly. allvanse for travel- ing- expenses.: - Address at “once; ~ Goodrich: Drug Company, Pept. 631, Omaha, , Nebr. : 8 10,17 017-24 or general house- i it "for. general, hes Go tamally “of three 116 Brod. A Phone -608. P £ ULiwk ITE. jood - competent girl’ for eenérat housework. 822 Cae sireat, Noasenork and: cate of: baby. -.Mrs. ¥F. Holmboe, .:208 W. Breghvay, FOR: oe touring «car, Sretin’ - ished . and: equipped ith electric ‘statter ‘and: strong lights: © Dentount- able «rims. Inguire® Bismarck jAyto ERAIALOr ‘works or ‘Bee: RON. aie CASINGS. We fisaithey: jar pa i pee vgpieadid crops. pal npttortwedd Drug. Cor Cottonyont | y inn. $10 Experience'|un-|, steel FOR RENT. atriatiy modern six room ‘ houge, hat water heat. : Phone 894R. 288 tt FQR» SALE+Modern pungalow, tive réoms and ‘bath, full basement. Jn- quire ‘701. Ninth’ street’ or Phone a 3K. 882 wks RENT five room housé.— In: “qiilee ais SPitth, stréet. 8 8 3t. FOR R NT—Very nicely furnished flat first floor, including piano. ‘All. modern. _ No schilcren. , 807. 4th street, Phone 404R- 81 tt ‘0. ENT—Furnished - apartment ‘for light housekeeping. pephiy. Apt. 204"Main street. Phone: 427 F. N. Murphy. 8 6 3e "OR RENT-Six 7 Towse vat 401 Front street: jae. at 309 8th street. bathe “ st. rhe. 374 Re 6.1 wk. FOR- RENT at reasonable raie; all modern duplex located in Riverview. Beautiful home. 1116. WestAve... Phone 862R. 8 5.3t FOR RENT=Four Toom house partly _ modern, sewér connections. | Inquiré ” 448. lat street: 48 8 3t FOR ENT—Farnalstied house for two months. Inquire at 408 3rd street or Phohé 589K.- “SSLE— alow. 6th sree. RENT—! ourrroom bungalow. In quire 0. W. Roberts, Phone’ 151 or "FOR RENT—A waders five. room bungalow. ‘Range’ installed. Wor in- formation Phi ne 263 . 7.30 tf WANTEDC Tor Tent ‘an all modern 6 -:room‘ house. ‘Phone ‘280K. 4 : Fe 86: fatiished ‘roonis' for Ifght house. keeping’ or otherwise’ it fred: Photie 404K or call 801 4th street, of inquire of Geo. W. Little, Second Hand store. #7 20-tt : _EANDB FOR’ SALE+160 acres of unimproved land. Burleigh county,néar Dris- coll. $10.00 per acré*half ‘cash. 0. Peterson; 6561 Ure ave. Bo, Séattle. Washi. > 7.22.8 wks AGENT GALAGMAN: V/ANTED—Salesmen:,, Best aftie line on..earth. Brand new, . $6.00, com- mission’on orders: and “repeat reliable Pan Mfg. Co.,, 2562 ceunee Grove Ave.; Chicagoa...: WANTED—A competent sales a retail» -hardwai ud Haipienient of gas engines. experience. Box 418, N. ae | TRIBU E CLASSIFIED CoLu : CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES: ; “Terms Strictly-Cash~=No Copy Without Remittance attached ‘will be inserted. First insertion; 35 gents; additional: insertions: without change ‘of copy; 15.cents. Adver- tisemen(s containing ‘more than 25\wotds: will be charged at the rate of two cents a word for ‘LOST_AND. FOUN LOST—On ‘the road last’ Friday, one new Féderal Tire 4/4-2'-xx 39 and rim. Findér please notify John Steén -Bismarck,.N. Di. << -8:10. 2h. FOUND—At. Grand Pacific, fraaernity pin, OWnér ‘can-have same 'at Trib- une office by ee reward. and: for. this adye. BF tl RORIERN FRO PERODUG » marek;. N. ‘ Meiialinla oF 4 y. as est, market » Pi i ah is oe and will valways.. sort 8 ine je phase 110-220: volt ‘electrle motor. Inquire Btsmarck Auto Radiato&-works: 8 10 2t * FOR SALE—Hontebold e0ods. Prac: , tically ndw. Call, at 417 ith tree, ‘OR SALI "Thoroughbred sie and white 8-year-old’ medium’ sizé@ ‘thér- bird finder. [Be Lots of game this year. write No. 602 Tribune. ce 8.7 8t WANTED—Board and room or board alone in’ modérm — home’ by young man. Will pay $42.00 for'both and! $30.00 for board alone.. Address roe ‘SALI and, tea cart. Be LG. ‘Duniap: $10.16 first class business building here for improved suburban Bismarck, or. (Mandan. Write Box'776 Dunt ter, ND... 28.10/17. Best, 5 FOR SALE——The only. lunch room or ee 116 Dunt cant N. p LOR SAFER class» miloh tuberculosis ‘ested. Herman Ode, * Phone’ 831K; 319 19th street. a a6 WE Hee choices winter Tv8 suftap! te S Buyléigh, N. D. ras FOR SALE or RENT—The only: iy June ~yoom!in-town. .776 Dunn, Center, N, Dak. : 8.3 6 8.10 wo Danks eri eS BS Oe t |; WANTED—To buy good hay in’ great quantities as have a number’of;cat+ tle to ine this® wihter. * Wilk bay right Ses’ Geos Guasner, Bis- marek, Bs 1 810 3t o standard met- al pots for Mer geathaler. Tino- type’ machines; in good: conidi-: tion and at a Sih 5 aene - marek: Tribune. ‘ ra your discar buy. thrift stamps to; help A over theré. Silver50c<per! ounce; gold $8:00 to $15 per ounce; - plat!- num $75,00 per ounce; tp teéth, any: condition, $200: to per \ set; also. old ’ watches, priges paid for diamgnds, .a! Send and receive cas! ners ‘22° Third? alice cheaper now. A Fred Bolter, 52 12th st eet. 494X: i E .FOR ~ SALE—Butcher <0 ‘and shop: tools: , Compl sell at a-bargdin. - Write ors ‘Wirth, Braddock, N. mS ‘ " 3 EAN, oe pee “old "| tribune Block - we ND; | Phone 752 , eee , ¥