The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 25, 1919, Page 7

SATURDAY, JAN; 25, 1919. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ) Tegalong: Is Better Posted Than By Ahern A Good Place to Go, Benny, Would Be to Work THE Will be Inserted. First insertion, 36 cents; of copy, 15 cents. Advertisements ne will be charged at the rate of two cents a word for each additio word. TRIBUNE'S CLASSIFIED Classified Advertising Rates. _ Terms Strictly. Cash—No Copy. Without Remittance additional insertions without chan BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNR GIMME AY Book, —S= NoW— GIVE 1T HERE! TGOTTA STUDY MY 71 LESSONS ¢ NOW -T KEEP AY LEAVE NE ALONE. TAGALONG — COME AMIAY FROM. FRECKLES NOW ~ HE. MUST: WAFTA MIND ON CRY UISTORY= DONT: TALK AT ALL! Loonir rH & INDIANS FRECKLES- OM Loony $ AW- WAH WHATS THiS WES HARDLY ON THE Job A WEEK, AND ‘TAKES To STALLS SPELLS ~~! STILL, HE MIGHT BE “TWUIKING UP AN. IDEA “WAT WOULD BOOST THE BUSINESS, SO )LL LET, DENOTING ~ WeAVY THOUGHT. i : WAN COLUMN HAVE A LARGIS LIST of clients who wish-to rent furnished or unfurnish- | ed. rooms. Turn that extra Es to cash. L. ‘H. Langley. Phone 888. it 1lwk | WANTED—Two or three furnished rooms for light house keeping or a furnished (house — daring Got: to be in a good location. iNo. 630 KR. or write to H. Attached Phone MW. 524] containing more than 25 words: 6t ;|| RENT! BUY! SELL! WELCOME! RETURNING = SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. Full’ information ‘as ‘to alt em- ployment openings, in: this com- munity and elsewhere will be giv- en zon FRED at the Bureau for Returning "Soldiers ‘and Sailors, |: ‘| Northwest; Hotel. Building, Phone. 1T/.:-Allvnational and :Jocal. efforts cen: co USeDepartuneat re: ‘ONLY... experienced, tutomobdile~ me- chanics wanted. Labr Motor Sales Company. Yi WANTED=Man to work this-city re- finishing chandeliers, brass beds, automobiles, by new method; $ daily. without capital or ¢xperience. Write Gunmetal’ Co., 278° Elm, De- catur, Ill. : 1 25 1t WANTED—Pxperlenced night” engi- neer,* Russell Miller, Milling Co., Mandan, D. : 1,23 tt yd RS to read:ou apuouncement: under ‘Personal, No drugs." The Electrothermal Com- pany, 321 Harrison Bidg., Steuben- ville, Ohio. 1 22 it WANTED—To hire a No, 1 baker ; good bread, ples, cakes. e ood man I will pay good ‘wages. No other need apply. Tom Miluk, ‘Wilton D, 1:21 8t WANTEED—A good’ man, to: sell: our Non-alcoholic Cordials to consum: ers. Big money for the right man. Write ‘for. particulars to Stulz Bros. Beverage Company, 2043. Main St., Kansas City, Mo. . VA’ Al GLERK.~examing-; tian coming soon. ‘Men 16 to'40 pre- pare for it. and. other. government “exams” under our expert. former government examiner. Thousands of men and women, 16 to 60 needed in. ‘reconstruction period ahead. Write today for free booklet “M. C.” [Patterson Civil ‘Service School, Ro- _chester, N. Y. ? 125 1t waobthly, tates, .¢ tO branches start respectively: on Feb. 10th, and ents iene tuition ite for catalog .and eS, ‘ ‘Minndepolis. Stes ery Co., Minneapolis, Min 3 nite a We 2-1 = ‘clusively, owned and controlled. b; us: cleats upward of $25:00 per day for salesmen. Tost essential; Go} ernment created demand. “Large |; axle. to: han: } it, Pres, 8}! territories to.salesmen. dle-crews. Jerome’ Laa B ‘oO WRITE A SONG—Love, mother, ‘home, Childhood, patriotic or any sul blest TE compose music and guarantee lication. Send words today. 1 26 3t. |. 10| WANTED—Experienced dining room a | WANTED;-Five bright, capable ladies PROSTATE SUF! ,.-pany.321 Harrison Bldg lee. | pplication & Machin-]- FOR RENT—New, strictly modern } , cottage, 5 rooms, FOR RENT—Two modern houses. wéll \POR RENT—Seven room house; q i Thoni-}: ROOM WITH u . Ist, 620 6th street. Phone Ada} \ Kohrer. FOR Ri _ house, 412 3rd _ * §88—PHONE—888 DO you want to rent rooms? HAVE you. rooms for. rent? WILL you sell your home? WILL you buy a home? WILL you sell your -husiness? WILL you buy a business? HOW about more insurance? Phone &887-Phone 888—Phone 888 “At your service” L. H: LANGLEY Real Estate and Insurance Tribuve Bldg. Phone 888 CS SLE WANTED—fEMALE WANTED—Girl in Hoskins’ ‘kodak finishing department. Apply. room ‘No."16, Tribune “block, Sv bky ' 1:25 2t mt room in modern reet. Phone 4: FOR RENT—In_ desirable “location. | furnished room. 411 5th. street Phone, 273. noe 1241 wk! LANDS WANTED—to hear from ownerof un- improved land for sale. State cash price; full particulars. D. F. Bu Minneapolis, ‘Minn. i Mn Ge pot eee NS Sees vik eo 25 It} FOR SALB—Ten-acre irrigated tract! in. \Lov-er. Rio Grande valley, Texas. sand: purchased ‘at:$2Q0: an acre in 1913, has. water right, is cleared: and. close to, town of. Mission. Value of: earth highér now. Would accept gaod:car as part payment.’ Land price. $2,000. Write J, J. Ryan, Leith, N. Dak. fi 1 23 3t FOR’ SALE—Two farms of 320 acres each at $50 and $55 per acre. One farm of 240 acres at $45 per acre. Half cash, . balance at 6 per cent. These farms afe located close: to Bismarck and each place has a complete set of buildings. Call on or write to C. 0. Nelson, Box 189, girls. Will-pay highest wages. Call at. American Cafe. 1 WANTED—Girl_ for general work. Phone 459 L. 208 Broadway. :WANTED—Girl for general: house- work. Phone 594. : 1.20 6t for.1919, to travel, demonstrate and sell dealers. $25.00 to’ $59.00 per week. R. R. fare paid. Write-at once. Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. 681, Omaha, 'Neb. : 125 1t ___POSITIONS WANTED EXPERIENCEQ all around _ counter salesman would. like position 3s manager, buyer.and stock. keeper or counter clerk in hardware, dry goods, shoes or groceries. Twelve years’ experience, twO years as manager. Al references from all ~former.- employers. Address. 1606, care Tribu 1231 wk ‘WANTED—Position as housekeeper fog, widowss. or. bachelor. : Good * cook. For particulars write to Mrs. Mary - Ransom, 306 W. Cook; St. ‘Portage, Wis. 1.22.1 wk POSITION WANTED—By an experi- enced lady. stenographer. Phone. 666. “ y 120.1 wk Bismarck, ‘N. D. - 1_ 24. Liwk day..or hour Phone.635 RB. ST. RERS:to-read our announcement, under. Personal; No drugs. ‘The Electrot il Com-|, Steuben: At HELEN, DID Yoo EVER, FLIR® BEFORE Nouv WERE “MARRIED ?. ville, Ohio. -. “ i E. Five-room modern house’ on 10th street. ~ Inquire, of , Henry Gates.:: Phone:%As et att ae both: . Phone. 282-L. 1 28 iwi located: _ Inquire at Frat Guaranty, Banksy 2 : 1.207 _ ern: > Call 697%, : DOINGS OF THE DURRS HE HAGNT. MADE A MOVE FOR WHE LAST HALF NOUR AND: ('m CONVINCED: Now He sean -/) + PoP— It SANS HERE. A INDIANS WIFE IS -| CALLED A SQUAW, BUT tr DON'T SAY WHAT TH INDIAN BABIES ARE CALLED -~ « - ( cos MERE - HERE BENNY-1 COME | ovtor ir - ! (amare ALL THIS ) me w < j ~~ Y SCARED FRECKLES WHAT Bl THEY ARE EF neg i HOOKAND- ¢ Vy was Jes “THINKIN' WHERE \D GO.OW MY VACATION, NEX" -_ LOST AND FOUND, FOUND—Men's verenat; prove ownershi| advertisement. owner y for thts 1201 wk | AGOSAVE—Saves high cos uals fresh GUARANTEE F TION’ offers ptional induce- ments to.men or women who are ex- perienced'in, or who would like to enter the business of life insurance. L. H. Broad SALESMBEN—Can_ earn” $20) (07 $300 per month, selling, Paint, Auto Oils & Pajnt Specialties to farmers, Ter- ritory near. The American Otl & Paint, Co. _land, 0. 1 TAILORING; AGENTS—Men’s —miade- to-order suils. Snappiest, best ma- terials, Prices lower than others: Hustlers earn big money. ‘Spring line sent free, Leeds Woolen Mills} ‘Chicago. 1 25 it WANTED—Traveling salesman who } Wnderstands and ‘can sell farm pow: er and light plants. Also automobile salesman. Lahr Motor Sales, Uo. cae 1.25 1 wk SALESMEN WANTED—Big money, selling profit sharing certificates., Easy payments. Have prodction, no speculation. Liberty Oil Co., 411 Hail Bldg., Kansas City Mo. 1 25; 2—1'8 15 22; 3-1 AUTHENTIC LIFE?OF THEODORD, ROOSEVELT by William Draper! Lewis, Colonel Roosévelt’s intimate political associate. and friend. In- SALES. 11, Kuclid Ave, Cleve: | _ troduction © by, (x-preaident Taft. WELEN You A. ated. mous demand. portunity. Liberal tree, Universal. House. Low , e. Enor- Unprecedented op- terms. Outfit Philadel- 1 25 It our war feature. ment officials ook with special ex sales made in one day ke up. et the news. Also Roo: elt book. H, L. Baldwin Co., Rockefeller Bldg Cleveland, O. New carburetor — for Ford (€ Simple, not a moving part, alled in thirty, mifutes. guaranteed to double your mileage and start in zero weather without heating or priming. Fifteen day free trial. Our St. Louis man sold 1,400 in 6 months, Salt Lake City man made $1,290.00 in one week. Write U. rburetor Co., 503 cago. 1:25 1t for complete 5 ing $21-a-day. “Lif of ‘Rooseveli same prices, same terms. Send 20¢ for both outfits. I. B. Dickerson Co., Detroit, Mich. : 8 i LIFE. ROOSEVELT, introduction by Icx-president Taft. HISTORY WORLD WAR introduction by Gen- eral March. Only two reliable auth- citic books. Biggest terms. Out- fits free, Historical Book Co., Chi- cago. 125 1t = '~ MISCELLANEOUS BLACK FILLING-IN dirt free for the hauling. Apply Hughes Electric Power. House, or Phone 98. 1 24 3t FOR SALE OR TRADE—A good ing ‘country. store with stock; ing rooms and. dance hall 42x22, made of cement blocks, in a German Helen, Produces the Evidence BY ALLMAN ASK RATHER- PERSONAL QuesTioN? WHY,YES,OLIWIA- WHAT IS IT? dress Street Dak. , FOR SALE—Hall seat, sectional book- e, dining room and bed room fur- e, rocking chairs, Morris chair, small writing desk, youth’s high- chair, electric iron, 823 First street. FOR SALE—Two good milch cows. Will be fresh in Feb. Phone even- ings, 485 W. 1 24 2t writer. Good as new. Call at Trib- une Office. 12,19, tf FOR SALE OR TRADE—for a’ mod- ern building, six 25 ft. business or residence lots in city of Glen Ullin. Write or inquire George Meyerle, Glen Ullin, N. D. : 116 2 wks TWO SPLENDID SADDLE HORSES for sale. ‘These horses are sound, gentle, well broken to ride or drive and high class in every: way. Will sell cart, cutter and harness with F. S. Talcott. 1 23 tf FOR SALE—Furniture for 127 rooms, Price reasonable. Selling out. on account of health. Call at 311 Ist street or Phone 627 .R: ‘ the horses. 124 1 wk FOR ‘SAKE—Gabler piano. Cowan Drug Store. 11 22 tf FOR SALE Of TRADE—No. 46-320 acres one mile south of Grassy Butte, N. D., being the 8. % 14-145-99, Good frame house 14x24, small barn and xood spring, 100 acres, broke and fenced, rented for three years at one- third of. crop delivered. There isa straight loan on this farm for $2,000, running for five years at 8 per cent. We will sell our equity in this place for $1,000, or trade it for good auto- mobile. G. P. berton, Wolf Point, Mont. 1:11 19.25 auction sale, on Saturday Feb 1, 2 o'clock, p. m. at Grant county seat, Carson. A. A. Anderson, owner, 125 1 wk practically new Fairbanks e, platform scale. Lahr Motor Sales Co. 1 25 3t } FOR SALE OR TRADE=More Bros.’ corporation stock. 10 shares pre- ferred, 5 common. Call or addre: Wm, Augspurger, Duroc | Jers Phone | 407-F 12. | 1 21 23.25 Iw plant, storage bat- | t service station, office and thor- oughly modern dwelling in small} town, Management of telephone exchange goes with business. Good me for man and wife or family. with partly grown children who can help: ‘If interested, writc for fur- TTTETETTEE EEE FOR SALE--Todd protectograph check | |srop: LOOK! What's on, town lot}? UEDOPULONUNOUONDDOROCUOUSUUGUUDSOQUCEUOGNUOEOONGDGEOONUOUOUUUIOUGL Cc. W. Malmgqvist, Mi D 1 22 20 27 28 | dle deal. | Kenzie, N. CITATION AND NOTICE HEARING | PROOF OF FOREIGN WILL ate of North Dakota, County of Bur- leigh. In county court, before Hon. 1. C. Davies, Judge. In the matter of the estate of J. A. Doubleday, otherwise known us John A. Doubleday, deceased NNY L. .WOLFE DOUBLEDAY, Petitioner, I i vs, FANNIE L: WOLFE DOUBLEDAY, LOUIS A. DOUBLEDAY -and ALICE. | DOUBLEDAY, Respondents. |The State of North Dakota, to :se above named respondents apd ail persofs interested in the Estate of J. A, Doubleday, otherwise known as’ John A. Doubleday,’ deceased: You and each of you arejhereby n0- tified that Fannie L: Wolfe Doubleday, the petitioner herein has filed in this court a copy of the last Will and Test- ament, of. J. A. Doubleday, otherwise known as John A. Doubleday, late of the city of Santa Rosa, in the State of California,. deceased, and the pro- Date thereof’ in‘the Republic of Hon- duras} Central America, ‘duly “dauthen- tieated; with her petition, praying for the’ admission of ‘said’ documents as. | the last Will of said deceased, and for the issuance to her, said Fannie L. Wolfe. Doubleday, of. letters of ad- ministration” with the ‘will annexed thereon, ‘a’ that the said petition nd proofs of said purported Will will fe heard and duly considered’ by this court on Tuesday, the 18th day of February, A. D. 1919, at 10 o’colck in the forenoon of that day, at the court- rooms of this ‘court, in the county courthouse, in the city of Bismarck, County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota; and You and each ‘of you are. hereby cited’ to be and appear before this court at ‘said time and ‘place and iswer said petition and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer of said petition should not be granted. By the Court, I. C, DAVIES, Judge of the County Court. Dated the 10th day of “January, A. De 1919. (Seal) we __1-11-18-25 Grand Army Button. The Grand Army of. the Republic bronze button, worn ky, members. on the léft lapel of the coat, was adopted as the result of a motion-made, at Min- neapolis in 1884. by Chili W. Hazzard of Pennsylvania, that, the council of administration of the G. A. R. be. di- rected to adopt a design for such a_but- ton, The design was formally adopted by the council and later approved by the national. encampment. Carney Coal Phone 94 (O. E. Anderson. Ebr. €. 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