The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1918, Page 7

a a, My bones YEDNESDAY,~- NOV. 13, 1918 FRECKLES AND HIS ' FRIENDS By Blosser 7MOTHER’S STANDING LAMP POST PROVES JUST THE THING WHERE'S TAGALONG 2 % HE JUST THIS KINUTE PAN IN THIS CLEAN UP THIS Wit You SPILLED N THE ARDET!! SQUIRREL FOOD ' By Ahern HE DIDN’T MEAN IT JUST THE WAY IT SOUNDED : ! 1315 A Yes oir! \ NoTE You SENT To ‘Fo THe HEADQUARTERS LAD a INTELLIGENT NIGHT ~~. Now OFFICER’ READ HOW You HAVE \T ADDRESSED ! \ Just A MINUTE, }° WANT To see You | Classified Advertising Rates. | . Terms Strictly Cash—No Copy Without Remittance Attached Will be Inserted. First insertion, 35 cents; additional insertions without change! will be charged at the rate of two cents a word for each additional word, ‘HELP WANTED—MALE _ _ CIGAR , MAKERS WANTED—423 | <Third street, ~ Bismarck. W. F. Erlenmeyer. bt unnecessary, Men and women de: siring government pOsitions write; POIt SALI for’ free particulars, R. E. Terry,! (former Civil Service » Examiner), 122 Columbian Building, Washing-| __ ton, Page Fe tty TBS FIREMAN WANTED AT BISMARCK j hospital. Inquire at 1002 Ave, Phone 582 or 729. . _11-11-8t | WANTED—CarrNr_ boy. Must be} Sturdy’ and a hustler. Apply Trib-; une, yell btt | ——————————— HELP WANTED—fEMALE WANTED—at once, lady clerk at/ - Runge Bakery. + H 11:12 2t WANTED—Girl to assist with house- work and care of baby no objection | to college student. Mrs. Holmboe, | 208 W. Broadway. 115 tt WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Highest wages. 610 Seventh street. Mrs. P. Cy Remington. 10 26 tf LOST AND FOUND LOST—Elks charm, 1199 afd S. S. L.} engraved) on. mounting. Reward: Call 149. 11 12 3t LOST—Gold wristwatch on ‘black ribbon, about two weeks ago, Finder , Please return to Tribune and receive \ liberal ‘reward. 113 et | ae ee en eeee | est market ship to the 7 9 | Fran ean nnn nant ind of, omit, Northern Pro | : (The folle ; are dedicated oy a father,of a Block<4Ceninié Additton {gues Go. Bismurae Ry oD fighter to al! ths fighters of OURS over there.) Amount Amount 10 1821-2 mol What is the Liberty Loan ; | WiNG MaA-| Is the succor and life v bleeding world; | ine fo 302 Sth St uv forts and it’ ips and its shining guns; of copy, 15 cents; Advertisements containing more than 25 words = ete aie aan ee t aba oy HOUSES WANTED It’s grub and it’s warmth for the sailor Tad WANTED ‘TO REN'T,~ by local mer That shall keep the home fires tree. chant 5 to 7 room hodern house by Its grub and its warmth for the sailor lad FOR 8 permanent renter, Call 562 or Far out on the wint foam; eee Phone 7 86 For the brave jack tar, as he fights afar— is complete = It’s the good old “Money from Home.” \ em g A \ as . A i : 16 ' Lahr Motor Sales THANKS TO RED CROSS What is the Liberty Loan? Blocke 45, Williams’ Survey fou ee ce See | ‘ It’s rifle and helm and it’s bayonet; Binentea Ayr y (ina . lay. bayler- cheap. -In-! Se¢iete- de Secours Appreciate Aid : It’s shovel and shot and Shell 0 1. quire 819 Ist street. iste Given in Its Work. For the soldier boy in the olive drab 7 | 12 T WK) - 4 special vote of thanks to the Anfer- , Out there on the edge of hell. ican Red Cross, to Great Britai » It’s the soaring wings of the whirring planes 61.00 S160 | 4 ehold goods, Com-| \ . i ‘ i 5 z . yc ae, : ion” Block 77, Willlams’ Surve: plete dining room set, _golden| Va"ous South ance ten That battle on high alone; . jack 77, willlams’ Suevey oak, good a3 new, Library table, rug te yreneh colonies Soe a ee Wor the lad who is da “Over there” A ‘d 9x12, brass bed, and other house-| dcred wag adopted ateendgach ’s dhe good old “Money from Home.” hold goods. Call at 213 2nd street | meeting of the Beles de Secours aux It’s the g ? 5 ey j u ar phone 634N. : Blesses Militares li Paris. (ee eet . 11 7 Gt Since the start of the war this so- What is the Liberty, Loan? tu FOR RENT—Only hotel in ebod hotel | clety Las expended considerably mora ICs succor and life for a bleeding world 5 Dated this “2¢th of October, 1918, town 00, AVill sell: furniture? then $8u,000,000.on its work of relict.” It's the glimmer of Peace at dawn; A for $400 cash. Address Wilsey Ifotel.| q¢ conducts 163 infzmaries und railyay | - It’s the strength of a mighty arm to strike; _ Wing, N..D. een eanteens and 164 soldiets’ clubs and t’s the gleam of a great sword drawn. FOR Phone 457X = 8 Ps A oe Leanee hone 455%" has opened 13 hospitals specially fitted | But moresthan all, it’s the pledge of love Survey att oF to deal with c@Ses of tuberculosis. The "No the lads whom we call “Our Own;” ! ts | yng. move ee 18,000 nurses | . To the boys on land, afloat on high— . old laying hens.. Phone 79 or call | and ES 000 ‘ausiliaties. It’s the good old “Money from Home.” 206 Highth ‘Street. — BY AN OLD SHIPMATE. FOR SALE-—GOOD QUARTER OF; NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Na creinare? fe ck stan AG | Jand mile and a half from Sterling, - ia aaa -; With the n y vouchers, within} or would take part trade. Write! Ip the matter of the estate of Au- 1) six months after the first publication 651 Tribune. ALUUSt | aes Tite. Decedeea ot! of this notice, to said administratri MMR” PARMBRNow is the time to] SAS Mitte, Dectase’ ut SOS 7th street, in the city of Bis-| | dispose of your live and dressed Notice is herevy elven, by. the up 3 kK, in said Burleigh county, N. D.| WER MMPROVE 3 DISTH es — poultry. For best results and high-| dersigned Florence May Little, admin-| against said dce Dated Nov, 12, 1918. Block $, cottin’s Addition Daily Thought. Florence May Little, » " “Amount Tle serves his p y best who serves Administratriy. Sumber Bene nted x country — best.—Ruthz*ford ~ B > TOST—A black leather pocket book |, SERVI ismarck, Dec, . 12,000. clerks needed. Salary $1200. Experience} containing a sum of money in Bis- marek theatre. Reward for return; to G. V. Haliday, 722 Mandan, Av. {| LOST—Gold Swiss wrist watch, Oc-| tagon shape, chased link. bracelet. | Gild dial. Return’ to Tribune for re-' ward. Mabel, Nathan. | « u914 STRAYED FROM FARM—2 Male} calves, 1 red and white and 1 black | and white. Please return to Lewis; J. Garske north of Bismarck for | _ reward. * 11 i stl ROOMS FOR_ RENT | FOR RENT—Rooms in strictly mod: | ern houge. Steam heat. Board if de-/ sired. Mrs. A. E. Peterson. 515 5th} Street. Phone 592X 4 i = : a1 12 3t! LOST—A bunch of keys. Return to BE. G. Wanner, or Tribune office. i 117 tt | ——————— i t FOR SALE OR RENT— HOUSES AND FLATS | FOR RENT—Three room furnished ; apartment,-ground floor. Also_six- | room apartment furnished. _ Good | location. Phone_806 or Cail at £22) Second street. 33 { oy 1i 18 6t | NEW BUNGALOW FOR SALE=! will sell a new all modern six-room | bungalow including new majestic range, laundry stove and-fuel suffi-; cient for the winter for $3,300.00. | I want about one-third cash and the balance may ‘be on monthly pay- ments. Edward Erickson. 917 6th street. 11:13 6t + FOR RENT—FIVE, ROOM HOUSE} half a block below the High.school, | large bafn or garage; 606 8th st. | has. L. Hanson Pumping Station. _ Phofie 126-R._ { FOR -RENT—8 room modern house, | 818 Ave, B. .Phone 64 M. 4en : 119 FOR RENT—Modern_8 room house } Inquire O. W. Roberts, Phone 15: or} 1. : 1011 tt FOR RENT—Small house convenient- ly located. Apply C. L. Enid | S WI WFZZ ~ Rest THAT WoULDAT BE Va WPA sinon SS 3 AT SOE” SHC 0F S\ \g / Ni ~ OCAB JST DREW One eae 3 : { UP IN FROAT! Jo . i CENTS 1S] SNAP] [she’s wavs 2) Some Lady 15 ine MeEDEA SQY \ AN ARGUMENT ) HAVING AN ARGUMENT) CHARGE, MAM WITH A CAB DRIVER. 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