The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 13, 1919, Page 7

£6R RENT—Sig_ pom house well 10- _ ad 06s. HE Register: He: Tyrned Him Down Flat! “OW; Dor— J, Jus’ RT THLARW DREACIER Dowel TH! STRHET. A+ AN! HE FALWED SQUIRREL FOOD By Ahern : He Should Have Got a Two : Week Notice, at Least GEE-:AT LAST 1 GOT A JOB, AN ITS:IN A BOILER FACTORY- AY JOB WILL BE CROCHETTING BOLTS: “wane HE QUITTING WHISTLE 1S WAT JES-STACTEDIN | HERE PINTCHA S eee oy WELL, TH BOSS TELLS. ME, To TELL YOu NOUREFIRED! a oe HE ASKED ME 1 EVER DLAVED MARBLES. ON SUNDAY ! ‘AND WUT. DID. [MBN I ONIN SAID- ‘GET. YoU ANSWER \ JUEE BEHIND ME HAN WALKED OFF AN’ LEFT. a Money 2 arigut How )( MONEY 2 WHY You POOR MISTAKE, YOU AINT GOT NONE comin’ You DIDNT WORK (_ HERE , DiddA? WELL, YOU FLAT TIRE ~ \F \ DIDNT WORK HERE, How CAN | GET ED? -t, FIRED ¢ THE TRIBUNE'S CLASSIFIED COLUMN — ee pe A 35 NE DE SE Classified Adyertising Rates. —- Terms Strictly Cash—No Copy Without Remittance Attached Will be Inserted. First insertion, 35 cents; additionat-insertions without change of copy, 15 cents. Adyertisements containing more than 26 words will be charged at the rate of two cents a word for each_additional word. auick for free outfit, fer best outfit care double Ro Lb. Phillip caRo, Mont. Chi Butte, Addr fe ' by mate polit Low pric mand enormou HELP WANTED—MALE —————<—<—<—<——— WELCOME! RETURNING i SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. Full information as (0 all em- ployment’ ‘openings “'in “this com: ;-munity and elsewhere will be giv) “én you FREE at the' Bureat “fo éturning’ “ Soldiers’ ‘ana’ Sallots}: ‘Northwést Hotel Building, Ptior 177. All national and local efforts: to’‘assist you are there cgncen- trated. + United- States Employment Service |' U.S, Department of Labor. ©. o PRESSPEEDER WANTED—Cylinder, | a‘ Tribune, at once: < i, Young man betwéén 17, and 21 to léarn marble and granite trade. Fair wages to, commence with. Call at Bismarck Marble and | Granite Works. 1:10 1 wk; YOUNG MEN,” 1¢ and” over, are eli- gible for, government, railway. mall! clerks. $92 month. ‘Exaiminations soon. For. free particulars, write | Raymond Terry, (former ¢tvil serv- fee examiner), 122 Columbign Bulld-| ing, Washington. | Ld Gt TRACTOR SCHOOL—The Twiy City’ Tractor school is conducted in con- nection with one of the world’s larg- est tractor shops affording com: plete, -pracical instruction in all ‘branches of tractor construction, op- “eration and care. Two 5-week terms start respéctively on Feb. 10th, and March 17th. Small tuition fee. ‘Write for - catalog and application card. Minneapolis Steel & Machin- fy Co.; Minnéapolis, Minn, ~~ 11118 25; 2—1 IONS. WA! Bi POSITION WANTED as clerk in a * general store, three years’ experi- ence. Give all particu! letter. Write to Hazég, ‘Box 135. z MS FOR RPNT—3 rooms ali modern, $6], and $7 a month. Warm. rooms for winter and 1 person can keep house, for 36c per night. 713 3rd. street. 1.9 6t, YOUNG MAN wants good place to work for board and room while g0- ing to business college. -Apply to Bismarck* Business edllege. H NY 1 10 3t ND ‘ FOUNDA _purse containing a small] - sum/ of money’ and keys. _ Owner may have same by paying for this - Advt-and: reward at Tribune. 3 113.1 wk FOR SALE OR NT=— ||/AGENTS breaking all records ‘taking |. HOUSES AND ‘FLATS = \orders for our popular. History Fi SNE SEVEN AND ONE BIGHT Toon the Great’ War. * Wonderful. photo- ONE SEVEN AND ONE EIGHT room}. graphic illustrations.-. Big commis- house.’ . Both. are desirably located. If you wish to rent a house or rooms “phone, 888... L. H.. Langléy,” 314 Broadway. . ern 1111 wk. | 7 z books making $5.00 per hour. 1114 wk! gest.terms: Both otitfits free, state Modern coi . me} choice. Historical Eook. Co., Chi- 404 K or 794: Geo, W. Little. cago. - ; : 1 10 tt. yo eed WANTED—Ten room house for rent.| GUAR. INTER FU ND Lire ASsOciA- | very reasotatie. J. H. Holthan; Me), TION offers. “exce} Stair ; marck, N. 5. 1-4:tt]) en me ee ©. W. Roberts, Panee $3: 6 puter om A be! terested cali C. TL. Barton, _ i K i219! in first cee ty vought at once. ft in| COMPLETE, fe ‘ for solicitors. Spt 1 terms, I ae a a eee 1" paid, ¢ Aeagryeny Outkit ‘ Universal House, Philadelphia. ‘RENT! BUY! SELL! : Vi 18] 888—PHONE—888 PERSONAL DO you WIDOWS, Moré-than WIVis, bellove HAYE you rooms for rent? WILL ‘you sell your home? WILL you buy a home? TEL you sell your, business? FEE ae by a business? © OW ‘@bout more insurance? * Plione’/888—Phone 888—Phone 888 3 “ “At your service” L. H. LANGLEY ¢\Reéal Estate and Insurance in life insuranee: Pure protection without investment-feature. Call or vwrite for rates» Sulesmen wanted. Guarantee Funt Life. Association, L. Hi, Langley, ‘Stale. Manager, ‘Broadway, Phone-883. fal twk.. MISCELLANEOUS | WORLDS RECORD ON WAR BOOKS ALSO ‘LIFE OF ROOSEVELT—72 so you hotel man, that is looking | for a good location an Ta gold brick | et quifek. vh tunit¥ which will be grabbed 4 inst. sight of this ad, by ne level ial re Hof under: | please do quest to those stand the hotel bus not answer this ad, do not go into a bsuines that. know nothing | about und become a burden to our} good little live town and a losing | game for yourself. . This ig wt good businegs, it winst >not ibe. ruined. There’ isa 1 s O19 at $100.00 per month, iD, ‘A. AL Anderson, 100% 921 5th” street.’ Bis- Det Phone: 315W.. FOR. SALE—Gabler ; piapo, ‘Drur sores eek FOR SALEET ‘owan fh 22.tt protectograph check new. Call at ‘Trib: bee “e798 D To “hear. from owner of farin ‘or unimproved’ land for: sale. | OQ. K. Hawley, Baldwin, Wis. i 1 22t wkl books in'1 day; 57 in 11 hrs.; 45 in 3.brs. Our copyrighted Patriotic In. j sert for soldier's photograph and; -milita:y record sells war books on} sight. “thtroduction -byGen:. March. Books now ready. Best terms. Freight paid. Credit given. Act Tribune Bidg. ) Phone 888 EXCURSION TO TEXAS January 16th special train leaves Minneapolis to San Benito and Brownsville and return—$50.00 .for round trip from Minneapolis with thvals and berths free. 15 day trip Insert free. H. L. Cleveland, O., 314 Rockefeller Bldg. quick. Sample book with Patriotic |" FOR SALE—Only’ pool’ hall ‘in coun-) ty seat town. Four tables and can-} dy cages. building 24x60. Write or see Fred.Grannin, Stanton, N. D, | 171 wk FOR SALE—Household goods includ- ing gas range ahd gas tank heater Call 52 Thayer. Phono 2411. with no stop-overs via Des Moines, ~ = - i Kansas City, Houston, Galveston, || WANTED TO” BUY—Good ‘second: | etc. One supreme summer holiday hand range with water front. Geo. | in the land of perenial sunshine, M. Register. 111 3t in the Rio Grande Valley near the. ]| F ‘Al want some good live Gulf. Lands on sale in small tracts wire that understands the. hotel bus: where everything can. be raised iness, to buy my hotel at Carson, N. $250 to $800 per acre with terms. ‘Dak., a live county seat town, and The climate is superior to either, the only hotel /in town. This busi- | California or Florida. Owing to ness will be just what you make it. the very low rate only those really : —— interested are expected to avail the low ‘rate privileges. as D. T.. OWENS & CO, Bismarck,’N. D. « PAds't. Waite You main. Tits | | LETTER FoR. ME ON Noun. WAY To THE Movie? i HELP WANTED—FEMALE + WANTED-—Girl for general house- work. Good wages. Phone_654W. 111 tf WANTED—Two waitresses at Star restaurant. oh 161 wk ANY WOMAN «can make money tak- A, ing orders for, Guaranteed hosiery. Salary or commission. All or part i time. Experience unnecessary Ad- dress No. 683 Tribune, Bismarck. | “ 12 171 mo, V.ANTED—Girl for . general house: work. 814 Sth street. Phone 594. AXO GET A THREE — |] CENT coer AND sricté, pc ns ANB Se FOR SALE—320 acres two miles of Medora, N. D. modern 8 room house, 150 acres cultivation, deep black, soil, fenced,-full set of ma- chinery, ‘$36 per acre. $2500 cash, balance to suit. Mrs. T. &. Johnson, 1622” Melbourne, Ave., Minneapolis. , Minn. | ae Ss e19 12t AGENT—SALESMAN | sions. Prospectus and outfit free. N, D. Thompson & Co., St: Lanis,- Mo, 1-3-4-6-8-10-12-13-15 TIRE GR THEODORE HOORRVELT, STORY OF WORLD WAR..by . Agents with these ee e ti. Qivifie account of every phase of ithe wat! Beat terms. Wile Fe : roars ~ Baldwin Col({ _ 17 wk} WANTED—10 teams to haul ico 111 1t] Wachter Transfer Co. 19 5t FOR SALE—Furniture to furnish DOINGS OF THE DUFFS twelve rooms. Price reasonabl want to sell‘on account poor health On car line. Close in. 311 4th St. | Phone 627K. 191 wk FOR SALE—Harn hop, stock and tols, including Champion harne and shoe stitcher, Fine place for sho | uprig. se ott this hofel till ovule in tive town of 400 wation. Write box Lig ND check Ave. 110 at Grand None bette terms durin son two type t Hall. Soo Ho- “HAAR players: ADAM PIANOS ht Sy vriters. D. tel, Bismarck 4 ‘ 1101 wk FOR” SALE—Complete ~ newspaper plant including two ma) type plant oat 1 ric Minnesota. 1 18.at., sy —————— ROOMS WANTED Thave*calts’ for Fooms an@ houses'| every day; [can Yent your property cheaper than you can. Try me. L. (es Langley,’ 314 Broadway. Phone 8. A é 111 4 wk. Manual Training Night School A free night school in Manual Training will open at the High School Tuesday evening, Jan. 14, at 8 o’clock. Prof. Neff will be in charge. This will be a fine opportunity for the men of the city to take up a very interest- ing line of work during the win- fer evenings. Better enroll Tues- day night. J. M. MARTIN, for the Movies Pansy Didn’t Want to Be Late SHO wed MiSTAH DUFF | STOP Wt Tie. DRVE STORE | ar i 1 GUESS Tuen’Lt “FIX Nov uP - = BY ALLMAN REGER MxO tLe Tey ' Some PLACE ELSE. Aur Got Ko Tit TS: Be eo ROUNT: ADDI 5 1 4. County Agents Will Find Locat. Papers Great Help Editors Glad To Co-operate In Aiding 1 i \ Pilly ‘ Community By P. G. HOLDEN T: County Agent or Farm Adviser can secure no greater assistance than that which will be cheerfully and gladly rendered’ by the’editots of his local papet ‘ = In these days when America faces the task of producing 60 per cent. of the world's food, and we are calléd upon to solve many serious prob- ‘Jems of reconstruction, the duty and responsibility which rest upon, the )County Agent ore much greater than In normal times. ies i More than ever before he should try to render every ¢ervice possible to the people of his community. More than ever he must be alert to seize Evers opportunity to assist in ineréasidg production and preventing losses. b ‘ More than any other nett Fi worker, the County Agent is ‘familiar ‘with the needs and possibilit hfs community. He knows the climatic conditions, the soil conditiongy,and fhe market conditions, He knows the various problems that confront the fdtmers of his county. ‘i A Source of\ Information. « He is in a position to know how each of these problems has heen success ‘fully solved by one or another of the farmers in his locality, and he cen render no greater service thin by seeing that every other farmer profits by. the experience. \ . In short, he should secure as much practical information as possible and he should make every effort to sce that this information reaches’ every farm home. This can be most quickly and most thoroughly accomplished by making use of the columns of his local paper, It would take him several months to yisit every farm in the average county; it would take several days to even telephone to every farmer. But the local papers reach every farmer in a few hours. When hog cholera or some ether animal disease breaks out in the com- munity, the local pre n immediate means for sounding a warning to farmers and for furn such advice and ¢ounsel as miay be necessary. The need of harvesting seed corn before it freezes; of properly storing it and testing it; the wisdom of treating oats for smut; the best way of com- bating insect pests; the care offffarm machinery—these and scores of otter matters can be presented through the local papers ina manner that will make the articles of great importance both to the readers and to the papéts. \ Editors Glad to Get Articles. If the articles are brief and to the point; if they are timely and deal with some agricultural or hor nroblem of importance to the community; if. they. are educational in natu and not merely an outline of work done by tie County Agent, they will be welcomed by editors. Many of the more prominent daily newspapers in the middle West donate an entire page on certain day§ in the week to the use of the County Agent. and Farm Bureau.- These p: have found the plan ex¢eedingly profitable. They are rendering a great scrvice to their communities and their work 1s appreciated. More tfan anything else, th increase the results of their I: take advantage of the opportonit mt a real live Cer nt in the country who cannot, get valuable a: tance from his local pape And the efficiency of the County ‘Agent increases in proportion to the number of peeple he is able to reach and help. oe enable the County Agents to many times and the County Agenes have been quick fo ' Tribune Want Ads Bring Results