The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 22, 1919, Page 7

i AND HIS ty Bosse He'd Know More If He Came to Town Oftener SQUIRREL FOOD, By Ahern Benny Introduces Efficiency in the Tailor Business Will be Inserted. First insertion, 35 cents; additional insertions without change of copy, 15 cents. Advertisements containing more than 25 words will be charged at the rate of two cents a word for each additional word. THE TRIBUNE'S CLASSIFIED COLUMN Classified ‘Advertising Rates. Terms Strictly Cash—;No Copy Without Remittance Attached “TILL: T'MORROW A WEEK, 2. OHBOY' COT 8 SCHOOL — BRATS ALL Wow TWNGS. ARE DEIN’ RUN NOWADAYS ! SISeLA ABE WY SAV WE BAY SHAAY, SY WHADDVA VAY = WHY A AIN'T YoU: Bovs’ iN ‘Scilool ‘STEAD. OF RUNNIN’ ™W badd 2 Tw! SCHooL's > | CLoséD on ACCOUNT <OF A ‘TW PLU- TWAS WHY . WHY. boNT “WIS WOOL SURE AY. WHAT A WONDERFUL DESIGN Wd “WIS BOLT OF WOOL CLOTH~ TW’ SHEEP. THAT GREW “TALENT; MAYBE HE WAS PART GOAT AN’ ATE A SWELL ORIENTAL RUG OR A FINE TAPESTRY — WAD ARTISTIC qwene’s GREAT TINGS BEW’ DONE THESE DAYS ~ | Hea BURBANK 1S. ‘CROSSIN' A BANANA wate A CACTUS PLANT 40 WH’ BANANA SKING win BE EQUIPPED WITH oKi> 1 HELP WANTED—MALE WELCOME! RETURNING * SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. Full informetion as to all em- ployment openings in this com- munity and elsewhere will be elv- en you FREE at the Bureau for Returning Soldiers and Sailors, Northwest Hotel Building, Phone 17/. AN national and loeal efforts to assist you ara there concen- trated. United States Employment Service *“U.S; Department of: Labor.” Tom 1 21 st Banngr ‘Hol ‘ wages. No other need ‘apply, Miluk, Wilton, 'N. D., WANTED—Cook at | , 104, Main street. Phone 281. po F 28 23 SNAREMEN—F FIREMEN, 9156-9200 monthly, send stamp for require: ~ ments. Railway, cage 681 Tribune, 14 71014 18 21-26 28. TRACTOR SCHOOL The Twin City Tractor schoo) is conducted in con- nection with one of the world’s larg- est tractor spore affording com- plete, pracical: struction ‘in. all branches of hia matruction, op- eration and care. Two &-week torms start respectively on Keb. 10th, and March 17th. Small’ tuition fee. Rate {or catalog: and application ot puree Steel’ &: Machin- ery ¥ 0 Minneapolis, Minn." 211 38 25 2-1 RENT!BUY! SELL! 888—PHONE—888 bo you want to rent rooms? HAVE you rooms for rent? WALL you sel} your home? ré&fdence lots in city of Glen Ulin. . Write or inquire -George Meyerle, Glen Ullin, N. D. 1.16 2 wks, GREAT SNIPS AND UTILE STITCHES, Man ~! MAYBE YOU CAN TELL ME JUST WHAT YOU ARE TRYING To Do NATH THAT BOLT OF | OH (4 DOIN ® LIL TIME SANIN’ STUNT (4 PUTTIN’ TH’ NEEDLE HOLES INT’ CLOTH NOW, SO WHEN A, BUSY DAY COMES WE WONT HAVE TD STOP AN’ MAKE 'EM FOR EVERY STITCH + WORK WANTED | LADY desires ‘to go to home by the !# day or hour and do family washing the day of TI he premi. | a Phoné 535 R. 1S we WANTED—Second hand fling | —— net. Phone 1 21 tt} AGENT—SALESMAN FOR SALE—Gabier piano. Cowan| GUARANTEE FUND LIFE ASSOCTA- Drug Store. 1122 tf) TION offers exceptional indu FOR SALE AT ONCE—Fumed oak leather. Easyfold davenport, 2 leather (° bottom rockers, book rack, 9x12 Wil- ton rug. 120 1-2 6th street. | 3rd. foor. | 120 3t WANTED—To hear from owner of + farm or unimproved land for sale. | 0. K. Hawley, Baldwin, Wia. | 1-2.2t.wkly Household goods for a YOR SALE WILL you buy a home? WILL you sell your business? WILL you biy ‘a business?’ * HOW abont:more insurance? Phone &88—Phone: 888—Phone 888 “At-your service’, L. H.: LANGLEY Real: E: inte and Insurance Tribune Bldg.’ Phone 888 TT jiisFor. sale on easy, térms, ‘or exchange for city. prop- erty — stock ranch, ; 600 -acres adjoining lake-in’ Mc- Lean County, 50% tillable, ‘partly cultivated; close to schools; graded roads; one lines and rural mail. Every acre heavy black soil Ne farm is especially suit ‘or diversified farm- ing and dairying. This is an unusual opportunity and we will give good terms to right parties. D. T. OWENS & CO. Bismarck, N. D. VAAL a five room Cheap. Write 586, Tribune. 117 1.wk| ——aa—a—a————q—o—————— LANDS a mh POR, SALR—320 acres. two. miles ot} Medora, , D. modern’ 8 room | house, 150 acres cultivation, deep} black soll, fenced, full set of m chinery, $36,,per acre. ..$2500 cash, halance to sult, Mrs. T. 1. Johnson, | 1622 Melbourne, Ave., Minneapolis, Mino. : 1Hei2ts FOR SALE OR) “PRADE—Halt- section improved ‘Montana farm all fenced, | 350 acres .tillable, balancg: pasture, 75 acres ready for crop, With farm goes. 8 ‘hoyges and all machinery, Will sell...cn.,easy terms, Might consider residence or good: automa bile as: part payment. Must ‘ell this month. For further particulars call or address, D, W. Friesen, Grand Pacific Hotel, Bismarek, N. D. 118 6t svTOMORILFS. MoT MOTORCYLES GOOD FORD uire tain mortgage, executed and delivered | Dakots a, and a to-wit: The the condition, of the hereinafter de- st ed mortgage containing a power of. sale, by failnre to pay interest due, und by reason thereof the aiblersignad mortgagee, present owner of sald mort: gage, has declared the entire debt se- cured thereby to be due, and has em- powered th ndersigned attorney to} foreclose th > proceedings ‘hiv: me been commenced to, collect said Notle e is Hereby given, that that cer-| JOSEPH W. jby August P. Richards, unmarried, of Steele, Driscoll, North Dakota, mortgagor, to John Storey, ‘of Steele, North Dakota, mortgagee, dated the sixth day of No- vember, A. D., ‘nineteen hundred and seventeen, and filed for record in the office of the register of deeds of the County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota on the seventh day of Novem- ber, A. D., 1917, at 2 o’cleck p. m., and recorded in ‘Book 147. of Mortgages, at page 139, will be for st virtues, and hereinafter described, to be made ‘AR for sal Van Horn Hotel. 1 Mr, Wentz. F 20 3t [A copie ‘pars OF QOMPERS AND SOME SHOES TODAY. AND m., on Monday, the seventeenth day of _————————eeeeeeeee SSS So DOINGS OF THE DURFS mmrr=omemm BY ALLMAN EEOOK Tom, |BousiT THAT KIDDO Wow! His CLOTHES CosTs| AlmosT ASF YovRE Gone TO nents to men or women who are ex opey a ' Aherlenced in. or who would like 10 ortheset aus A eatin enter the business of life insurance. | (44 “quarter Ww. mY) and Ly H. Langley, State Manager, 314 | the Southeast quarter of the South: - Broadway. LiL wk! once a S. 4) and : y SS | al the (NW. 4) NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY |of Section numbered Twelve U2), in ADVERTISE MENT. Tow ship mtu 5 hundred and | Whereas, default has heen. made in| Wed Keyes Wade. oe the Fifth Principal Mer There will be due on on the date of sale, Thousand.One Hundred Nineteen, Dol- lars and Seventy-five Cents ($4,119 together with statutory attormey's fees ch mortgage, the sum of Four . D. 1978, STORE Mortgagee. december WALKER, Attorney for Mortgagee, North Dakota. 12:31 5 1-8-15-22-09; 24 Avoid Fhinking of Faults, “Tt will be found less easy to uproot | faults, than to choke them by gaining |. Do not think of your faults, [ still less of others’ faults; in every per- son who comes near you look for what is good and strong; honor that, rejoice in it, and, as you can, try to imitate It, | sale @ the premises in shld mortgage | avd your faults will drop off like dead leaves when their time comes,—Er- SAY, NOuNs FaLer, . LITTLE JAP PRINCESS Th), (By Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n) Tokio, Japan. -—_A_ little 17-year-old princess in“.the land of cherty blos. soms is marrying to keep an empire intact. Not that the in danger of golng all to pieces, But deputy, atthe fant dace ue tae cont shangy. is Korea janen, by Japan contrary to house in the city of Bismarck, in the the wishes of her people, has never County of Burleigh and State of North| Carney Coal Phone 94 been reconciled. Dakota, at ‘the hour of 2 o'clock: p. 0. E. Anderson Lbr. Co. seel beta ine tensa oe e eo a il 101 Ww: mar al prince of the old Korean royal house ;and the unten is expected to make the Koreans feel better toward the Jap- anese, Princess Masako, grandaughter of the late Mikado, niece of the present NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In thevmatter of the estate of Matil- PRINCE TO BIN D COUNTRIES CLOSER » Princess Masako and Prince Yi. Japanese empire is} WEDS KOREAN emperor of Japan, becomes. the bride, January 15 of Prince Yi, junior, son of the former ruler of Korea. ‘Eight years’ago Japan took formal possession of Korea and renamed it Chosen, while its king was given the title of Prince Yi. There has been a movement to take their claims to in- dependency to the peace congress. The union of the formal royal house of Korea and the imperial house of Japan may bring an end to this, Amoung the ceremonies which pre- ceded the union of this royal pair was the reporting of the marriage to the spirits of the jmperial ancestors, a ritual performed by the emperor of Japan a said executor as their agent in the state of North Dakota, upon whom y appointed by, said executrix and wave Yove DADDY “FOR SALE OR RENT— NT JUST ABoUT BROKE Tuey CAME “To NMETEEN DoLLARs) Much AS y legal process may be served upon da BE. Edick, deceased, —— a WANTED FEMALE ANTED—Ginl seueral house: z pad AND FLATS aks BeFoRE You GROW UP. Notice is hereby given by the under- pe rears and Aalwenecutor ne Waork, Phone oo L —Two modern houses well signed, Emma V. Becker and Fred It-)""T)1teq December 26th, 1918 Broadway.” i me vw ent 2 Jocated.: Inquire at First Guaranty Stone, executrix and executor of ‘the € EMMA V BECKER irl for general house-|~ Bank. last will of Matilda E. Edick, deceased, EMMA V. BECKER, or FRED R. STONE, work. Phone 594. 1.20 6t 1207 late of the town of Mexico, in the coun- : ai isi sd OK RENT. ty of Oswego, state of New York, to Said Executrix and Executor. WANTED—Gin for” general Thouse- @ |” kitchenete ane. aac Saar the creditors ‘of, and all persons hay-|¥,- REGISTER, work. Phone re 1 Hd 6t ments. F. W. Murphy, ose, Abert: sé ing claims against said’ deceased, to Atty. foe seis etal and executor. ee Me 1 20 3t exhibit them with the necessary vouch- say FOR RENT—Seven room houseaMoa. ers, within six months after the first |, First publi¢ation on the Sist day of PERSONAL '—Seven room house. Moa- blicati of thi ‘i t id ~. | December, A. 1918. | ern_ Call 697. publication of this notice, to said ex- re than jeve — ecutrix and said executor at the office in lite” ‘insurance. ‘Pure protection “swithout investment feature. Call or write for rates. Salesmen wanted. Guarantee Fund Life Association, lL. 115 tt ern cottage. Phone 404 K or 794, Geo, W. Little. 1.10 tt H. Langley, State Manager, 314/ FOR RENT—Modern & room house Broadway, Phone $88.” ay ek Soquire O. W. Roberts, Phone 15 or 1 c: 10 11 ¢¢ Terie ior ‘SALE—Six room strictly mod- y ROOMS. ‘ED ab om Dungalew. in Riverview addition, | : tn ia location ‘bargain if bought at once. If in- ee om ath pte io) terested call C. L. Burton, Phone 273. 1201. wk : bone tt LOST FOUND es MISCELLANEOUS. —Fema Toni 4 WANTED—Room and board by young ~ practically pi ‘white. except, jean lady student. Phone 183, Bismarck “color ears. “Reward. A. W,. Mat Business college. 1181 wk “Yen. Residence. Phone 64, Orie ‘FOR SALE—Harness \shop, stock and phone 181. LOsT—A smal diamond brooch, pind or please retutn to Tribune ~ re. ceive reward. = il FOUND—Men’s__- overcoat sie rove owsershin "andpey for mins ; 3 20.1 wk FOUND—A ea ‘agate ring. Owner ‘by paying for “this o patiiculars write to Mrs. 306 W. Cook St. tols, including Champion harness and shoe stitcher, also shoe tools. Fine place for shoemaker or tire izer, in live town of 500 pop- ulation. $Vrite box. 223, Parshall,| ND. 141 10¢ FOR EXCHANGE Forty “acres . of Jand for Poolroom. * fix- nee tex 127, Cleveland, ee D. 1.22 3t FOR BALA Kage ond nant clock. | After six o’ , calle at 600 12th ; 122 3t oad protectograph check d/as new. Call at Trib- mre 12.19 tt WANTED—Good. competent place two children where they coul@ boa and room. Write 584 Tribune, = 2 1 wk WELL , Look DADDN, MY TEDON BEAR ITH BUS-TED Too of Arthur V 209 7th street, in the city o rck, county of Bur- ate of North Dakota ; and that id Arthur Van Horn has been C°SUINMMMANODOOOD DOOD OO OOOO ODSUODOLOSOOOSOSOSOUSEOUCEOEOSASSNOOORONOOOOOOODOSUDOOOONOOGUANEONCE Phone 75, City Fuel Co. For the Beulah Coal SgUuevonaeceeeaguaatsracqqenneageanegencte eft HUANOAEROANUATNNOEUUsaOAUtAEaT pment =