The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 21, 1918, Page 7

vos ’ hs } ‘ iy th ih ! ‘vie : , 7 “t ‘ iow . « , ‘ « pe . ‘\ t ‘ed Na ‘ ie 1) a” x - de fe * ’ ‘ , / ‘ = Cy” ’ a rs stfeet.. Telephone 751. wes ia FRECKLES AND: HIS > <- ~ SQUIRREL FOOD. - : ‘ By Ahern 2 \ BENNY TRIPS EVERY TIME HE JUMPS AT A CON- CLUSION. §aX BUDDY | HOW CAN | GET ouT To “W' MAIN RoAD 2 7 re \ \ 4. A LOW. WHISPER > FOLLOW. met GOSH! | ABOVE 4 Liga ull ty LAWN AROUND HERE — WE MUST BE RIGHT ON “TH’ WHAF'S THE MATTER THERE, LITTLE ; sown) YX - 1 Wat = 5 CANT TALK) A WHISPER FRONT OF TH’ waR! MA S-SEAT ME FER. TEN CEATS WORTH OF SOAP AN’ 1~I- LosT ATH TEN CEATS ~ SAIFFSAIFE « WELL) NEVER MIND WERES A DIME FoR. You — How DID You PITCHIN' PEANIES? WITH SLIM WILLIAMS! SAIPRSNIFF ee ae ‘7 Sik MILES? Low { we Tow Zee WELL WHAT TH’ } / BEEN Dow!’ MILES AWAY! GOLLY ARE You \T FOR A - WHISPERING WEEK FORM? BAD COLD! HOW CLOSE ARE} /” our latest board assortments. $5 paid | on repeat orders for this deal. This| is a proposition which sells at. sight. Commissions due as soon as order is | shipped. We. want only high class | men who cater to the’ best trade. In- | quirers to receive attention must state | line carried’ and how. long, ‘Class of trade. called on; .territory. and how | often covered. Get in On, this. .K.& S: Sales -Co.,, 154-156 Whiting. St., Chi- cagg Ill, 10-—18-19-21 —On 14th Street. ‘ailor, Third St. 1049-1 wk, FOR RENT—Five room house and barn; used as garage. 606 Sth, St. See-or phone 126R. C. lL. Hanson. : ___-10-19-1. wk. ix room house very close\in on 2nd street, at, reasonable rent. George M. Register. 2 10 17 6t HOUSH FOR RED Apply Krall, the __HELP. WANTED—FEMALB HOUSEKEEPER—Young or imiddie- aged wonlan, family of two, adult and child of twelye, busineés_ re- quires housekeeper and child to be alone’ most of the time,. modern home, permanent and easy place for right party. Would consider a sniall child or two. Mrs. H., 608 West Maip street, ‘Mandan. F : * 10'19 st. x WANTED—Experienced “hookkeepe® and stenographer, *for bank , work. (Lady preferred, Address “648. Trib- une. pesysh ye phe 2? gO SL Bes” WANT irl” for- light housework: Wages $5 per week. 124°Mandan ave, / 6 10 21 3t + WANTED—Giris_for poultry dressing at Northern Produce Co. \ 10 17, 3t wv girl for general house work. Good wages. Mrs. J..J. Oster- haus. Phone 689L or call 302 W. _ Thayer. |. - 2 10 17 6t} WANTED—Experienced girl of wom- ‘an at highest wages. u Lahr, 504 Mandan, Ave. 10:17:tf DISHWASHER—wanted at once fora small hotel. Address Box 93 Medora WN. D. * ! ~*10°T5.6t WANTED—Gitl for general _house- “work, Mrs. OF W.-Roberts;:117, Main4 F ane = 10:15 tt ~ WANTED—Two kitchen girls at the Grand Pacific Hotel. ~ : 10 15 if WANTED—Girl or middie ‘aged wom- an for general housework. $40-a _ month with boatd and room. Dohn's Meat Market. 9 30\te.? - Mrs. W.E, FOR RENT--Two, three and five room flats in modern house for light housekeeping... Call at 803 7th street. . 10 17 tf FOR R / of«gity. Inquire at’First Guaranty Bank. | \ 10 15. 6t FOR RE? bungalow, 5 rooms and bath, almost new, - exceptionally ‘well arranged and finished, 923 7th street. Phone 548X. é $ 10.15 6t FOW RENT—Modern § room house. Inquire O. W. Roberts; Phone 15: or 751. Va FOR RENT — Flats close ‘in. Low rent. Sflould ifiterest families. Will bear inspection. Call Q. L. Reade, 239 or 382. | 10 9 tf HOR RENT—A five room cottage new- ly renovated. City water, electric lights, outhuildings, nice trees, etc. Apply. 1200 ‘Broadway. 10.18 6t FOR RENT—Smal} house convenient- , ly located. Apply_C. L, Burton. 7 26 tt .__ ROOMS FOR RENT. __ ROOM AND BOARD.FOR CAPITAL employes. Phone ¥91. 19.21 2t FOR, RENT—Two desirable rooms in modern ‘house. Call 856. Mies Sy 10 21 3t FOR RENT OoW. ‘arm modern rooms for Hght ‘housekeeping. 2 Why. spend monéy: and labor, on coal when rooms-are warm*and for less cost? Enquire 622° Third street. f 1 ‘T—Modern house, nice part | 10 11 tf 0 14 12t} Pralrie, Minn. R WANTED—A good home for an or- | i {| | 1 children. Age eleven years. Write _ 646 ‘Trtibune. 10_16 Gt! | DRUG STORE FOR SALE—For pat-} ticulags write J. J, Donahue, Doug: | + lag. N. D. 1018 1 wk} | FOW SALE—Piano, | $100. d ; table and book case. Phone 659K. } 510 1-2 4th street. 10 18 3t! 1 j MR FARMER w is the time to, , dispose of your live and. dressed | \{ poultry. For best results and high-} | est market prices shipr,to the} Northern Produce Co... Bismarck. N. D. Write us today for prices/of all} kinds of poultry. Northern Pro- duce Co., Bismarck, N, D. | . 1018 21-2 mo | FOR SALE-=Demention lumber at: a | bargain; Phone 316. © Bismarck Commission Co. 10-19-8t WANTED TO BUY—Electric pump engine, 1 or 1 1-2 horse power, di-| reet current. Write Box 285, New Salem, N. D> Y z 10 4 1 mo., FOR FIRST CLASS. CLEANING ard pressiag call at Eagle Hat Works and Tailor Shop. Phone 38. WANTED—Electric pump engine) 1 or 1 1-2 horse power. Write D. C. _ Currant, Box 285, New. Salem. 5 sp Seree at iat Sits DO] FOR SALE OR TRADE—-The only hétel in good North Dakota town’ of 1,200 population. Will take land:or| resident and lots. Write 644 Trib- une. 10.1112 t] FOR SALE—Expecting'call to military service soon, all my household goods are offered for sale. Phone 310 or call 118 Avenue A. -Dr. M, W. Roan. Vibert jee Se Meroe 1d Uf MERCHANDISH STOCK. WANTED— Have three quarters of good farm | Jand and_some cash.. Land,in Burke cqunty, N. D.. Prefer dry goods or clothing. C. Hi Warren. Sherwood, N. Di 10°10 Nov. 1} ae Hea alts AE AES FOR RENT—Two all modern rooms, nice vand warm for winter. $6 and $7 per month. ‘Call at 713 3rd St. + 10.146 ke “Peady after Septeniber let: Apply} to Finch Luniber’Co., Phone 17. | 8 28 tt | phan boy where there ate no other |, 98316 t/% FOR RE‘T—New. cottage, all modern,! % We BEEN UP THERE \ : iF ENT - : ation ‘will be mad | eoAGENESALESMAN _ |HEAVY COAST ARTILLERY OFFERS cain i bo al oe ORY i ALESME 3 D,*one to H he ¥ ‘Mawel onium one wera Sone] UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO.YANKS | _|ttry sevice” wren this te recived, : Dakota selling’ Lithography, print- your loca’ rd y' > ing, office furniture and eunplles: WHO WANT TO BE IN AT FIN arange your voluntary induction. Then Experienced in: this line preferred 2 you wil ve ser ee pone genet but not absolutaly nec ‘The heavy (coast) artifery needs a | ficer in any branch of the service. Inj © pained you Mw ed applicant is su \|large numer of officers to meet the | addition they. must possess the educa- pent Ould t other: coast ene ’ | Straight comm demands made by the-increased army | tional requiroments that will enable iT tet Whe a on attives atthe account. Men wanted who can earn} progrem of four ‘million men in|thom to place the fire of gheir battr-|&! letter. | When yon arity 1 three to five thousand dollars France by July 1, 1919. "ies on German forts, ammunition | CO@8t defanse you gre-given a pretink | year. Apply R. 1. Valleau, The heavy artillery handles all guns | dumps, and railroad bridges after they | MaT%y military piastruedion ne. Rita i Avanager, Brown, Blodgett & Sperry | above six-inch calibre, all large how-| get their commissions and receive in- | "8 rae sd the ‘oust deterige Co.,"St. Paul, Minn. x ,itzers, large trench mortars, and the | structions in their duties. They should Shi be trom pile to six weeks, depend- 10 15 12t) anti-aircraft guns assigned to corps|have a knowledge of algebra, geom- on the cme of candidates who are - ———e—e——eooomm | and armi If it is true that the in-/etry and ‘plane trigonometry, and Seite: “than the candidate is sent | AUTOMOBILES. MOTORCVTES | fantry, s scant Queen ot, Batites : ould” be fam liar sith ans ue: of 6) Fort Monroe and put into a {‘reser- - RD en s.equally true e logarithms. The candidate w has | oie’ con 3 i TOR-SALE—A used “Maxwell, Over | artillery hag won in the course of ree tetas: ‘candidate. who voir” company to await the nex course - aN 3 art 'y hai he cow ft once studied th subjects will be| 3+ the school. Ten.days is the aver- land, Buick, Ford and Studebaker. | war, the fight to wear the crown as/given ample apportunity to go over | oy tints that the candidate is in the ( ‘alee Ford uck, Rargain. Lahr) “King of Battles.” them again at the d espe: | are coir” company. While both at Motor Sales 5 ; All officers for the heavy artillery | cially in their application to prob- . pees he 10.17 6t] are commissigned after passing thrl y-and orlentation, the’ cost defense sand ini tev eeeek \ ——— res 8 . nig aa 4 ss : voir” company the candidate is coach- ! For SALE--Ford ‘car in fi s|the coast artillery raining school. | on is gfuaranteed the | ¥° . i * + |” condition, Inquire Commercial Club, |The school for the eastern. part of | candidate at the school. Whother or 22 on «matheinn rice: Ay lieeae 10-18-tf | the s located at Fort Mon- tains one is dependeMt, di-| Gate onters the sZiool course and \ " y FOR SALIE—-Nearly maar red ey | roe, Virginia. The candidates for on the work he does. AE . 33 5 oy RING FOR SALE—Nearly new 5-passenger | ini: school are selected from enlisted made to give to each |tHé rest is up to him. He gets-all the a . aA A B - OF SA) i automobile at bargain. See A. J. already! | he: aehiv: fe ‘ z ¢ z a ; ath instruction that a large corps of in AY "Dd : 1° Ostrander, phofte: 263. Add 685, Box ee et tae ty ae ee AEe Loe ne ccimmiigaion, Siructors, fresh from the western CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES. | 22 Bismark UAE | training corps, and from civil lifo.|No candidatoawili get a commission | "Ut. an Sive Mite A con ongi- Terms Strictly Cash—No Copy Without Remittance attached will be inserted. - 1 Séuth ‘American Countriea |ecoumission aust, as ‘x preliminary |tors that he'will make good uso of 1t| NOetME schools nearly always male PETER) ms ai, r an ;. es James of Sou merican Countries. s 1 as a ary ss tha e se eens y= > First’ insertion, 35 cents; additional insertions without change of copy, 15. cents. Adver |" Stiicy i a Spanish rendering, or Measure, be voluntarily inducted in-| in helping to Hck the Huns. In other | Boo" as hea a ee ere ek tisements containing more than 25 words will be charged at the'rate uf two cents a word for combination, of Aztec words meaning | © {2 €military service. words, each man gets as much as he 144 ‘others. have made excellent rec- each additional word. ) 4 = : \ 7 | the place of the war god. Ty een man pupiect Soa Ge has How Civilians \Can ‘Apply. * jords, While men of'all.ages are de- “age aoe ; : : seems {o have derived tts name from ees uoitntaee Andue Pact (nein noel an Apply. | sired, it is specially dsired that men — apply for voluntary induction with the] Simply write to the address givén| *’ ‘ . 3 i ; prea who have been out of college ten! or HELP: WANTED—MALE FOR SALE OR RENT— ___ POSITIONS WANTED. the legendary island of B seni Unter fobject of trying for a comm |helow, giving your name, address.! fe eon years apply. # TLOCCMOTIVET FIREMEN=$150-8200 HOUSES. AND FLATS POSITION WANTED—By firat-class,| Mentified with one of the Azores), be- | the heavy artillery. Men in cltss one age, registration number. classifica, | “4 gota commission in the “heavies” * ae .\|— h My eause it found to produce a red | who » inducted and fail to make} tion, name and number of you rlocal) , “ a ati rT hi monthly, experience. unnecessary. | OR RENT—9 room house all strictly | experienced , stenographer. {High ine if cee | good f i are retained in| board, and ask be voluntarily in-| 820 to be present in active role when Send stamp. Railway, Care. 646 b oomouse 8 YY; school graduate and experienced in | Wood resen®ling brazil wood. Citle,; 00d for a commission, are re ea An) board. “and” sek: toe. volun ai,| General Pershing actually crosses the Tribune, 10.19 22.2729, modern. Inquire 216 Thayer. Phone| Jaw office. Fing’ references fur- | snd Peru are of aboriginal ovigin, Ar- |{he military ser Msted men, | ducted Into. tae nis tn jyine, don't delay, but sit down to- WANTED—-Automobile mechani; algo | °289L. Joe Dietrich. | (nished. Write oF call, 212. ‘Third | gentina is an invented nam j Men of deferred classifications on tne Oot OF Onainine ied. it you; day and write a letter or post, card Gatlenn aud pel ee | 10191 wk] > street.. Phone 356. 10 18 Gt | the Latin word for silver, as Tio de In | Count of depende ns ea ives, ne ned fish. (ami tt de ndy YOU! tthe address given above. If you attery, and yadiator repair man. |—_— ——— aa sane - F s # to obtain a commission are returned | wish, (and it is adv to do so) i inf tion, write to Corwin Motor Co., Bismarck, N. D./FOR“-RENT.—5 room modern Duplex. | beet ie geet on by man ene me Tata, the name of its chief river, | to eivil life. give a bri ry of your educa-| p e ae ee jon, 10-19-1 wk. 536X ‘s yk | 8 farm or ranch. Have had five | means silver river in Spanish. s in the heavy artillery. must ! tione address given a . ‘GVIE SERVIC AMINA'TIONS in —rhone Sex __ Se sobre, ccrper lence, ae foreman (On| Sey wees vous the. hdaiiiien’ ote pariounlli | The Adjutang Fort Crockett, Tex. | pean ETS Pont Deke Novi 2, ir a tate ‘FOR Bee i cea Pe oe Fangh.. “Write; G45 aelbune: Wwiwke | ‘Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. || and leadership necessary for an of-) On receipt of your request, appli: COL, A. W. HALL clerks needed. Salary $1,200. Ex-| | modern with bath, . front, g00 4 the perience. unneceszary. .Men~-and; shade trees_and large garden spot. , | DIES. IN TEXAS z ulars, % . r yas WNT—Excellent garage. $2.5 + i \ Peze ! By f; Terry, (former Civil Service examin-|/ 0¢ Phone 714 L. ; {| cen month. '710 4th street. Phone - OUT BUYING. Well Known Military Man Was \ er), 182 Columbian Building, Wash- got ek 1019 Gt) gos ~ "10°21 2t : | é Tab COMNISaTON ir 0 vED— Te Roune Mags. Hate: Aaa tronads on | a eons eee ane BOR, I'm SORRA, BUT: IVE THAT'S ALL We. HAVE. ES ee avsate pibilctes SOMA IN, ALY WE i hikts oh-cit ey 280 :Call Phone 10-24 3t SHOWN You BVER THING IN STock AT PRESENT-| * % | ‘ = 4 _ $10 Commission allowed on each! outskirts a city. hone 282L <,. [FOR SALE tons prairie hay. WE HAVE-You MIGHT No— CAN 1 SHOW YoU ANY~ q | \ Washburn, NX. D., Oct: 21.—A tele new account fo whom you sell one of 10-19-1 Wk. | Write’ J. A. C, Leland, Parkers | * TRNON THE. SECOND THNG ELSE? | gram -received here yesterday an- {nounced the death of Colonel’ A. W. Hall, well known in Bismarck, -at 2 Texas camp, from Sptnish influenza. He was stationed at Fort Lincoln for a while avout twelve years ago. It was while there he was married in WERE “TAKING "INVENTOR ~ | Lismarck to Miss Daisy DeGaff, the | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W H. De- | Gaff, now of Washburn. < Colonel Hall had‘ received a series jof rapid promotions within the past | three months, when he returned from | the Philippines where he had been sta- tioned for two years. He carried the title of captain when he returned. to | this country. From that he was | promoted to major and again to lieu tonant. It was within the past month he was made a colonel. For a time he | was stationed at Fort Riley, Kan., but three weeks ago he was transferred to a Texas camp. He expected: shortly to leave for France. Colonel Hall was. stricken quite sud- denly. He was thirty-seven years of age and beside his widow, he is sur- yived by a boy, six years of age. The remains will bé shipped for interment to Colonel Hall's old home at Indian; | apolis, Ind. ? BUY W. S$. S.- Mischievous Magpie. > ? | Birds of- ihe magpie kind“are like’ monkgys, full’ of mischief, play, and. mimicry. There is @ story of a tame niagpie that was seen busily employed in’a garden gathering pebbles, and ith so much solemnity;and a studied air dropping them in a hole made to receive a pest. After drepping each” stone it cried “Currack !” triumphantly,” and set off for another. On examin- ing the spot-a toad was found in the: hole, which the magpie was stoning for his amysement. , =O : ~~ LAWYER Tribune Blocks: Bismarck Phone 732.