The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 1, 1919, Page 7

It: Sounded: Suspicious Freckles Benny: Figures in,an- Accident ‘That: Flivvered: Terms Strictly Willbe Inserted. ‘First insertion, 85 cents; additi THE TRIBUNE'S CLASSIFIED COLUMN | Gaseitied Aes Hie cat Remittance Attached DELNER THAT SINT 1 tis al insertions without change of copy, 15 cents. Advertisements containing more than 25 words will be charged at the rate of two cents word. \ a word for each additional a PN TWIG PALM BEACH. SUIT 4) We WIGHT BE “TH FaSHion 'S AN ACADENT = Wee, wesc 5 SOMEBODY BPR OVER | (a 4 WL [s028 ~ tw eS" “TW' NICK 0! TAME. VEL RUSH HIM TO “{WiS WRENCH To-RettTenl 2: UP W CLUTCH, BUT YOURE LOOSE (WW NUT, SO C'MERE TILL | TRY A> OUPLA TWISTS, on, br : POSITIONS WANTED 1 MBAT CUTTER and.all around | buntcher, with, grocery -experience, | cdpable to fake’ full charge of any} market, wishes teady position, Ad dress Box 116, McKenzie, N. 130 7t ion by experienced | Phone 144U. 1 27 Gt S555 | AGENJ—SALESMAN stenographer. be ek WELCOME! RETURNING SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. | Ful information as to ployment. openinga in. thi munity ard elsewhere will be giv- eq you FRED. at the, Bureau for | Rétbrning Soldiers and Sailors, Northwest: Hotel Building, Phone 17! All national and. local: efforts, fe states Employment Service |, {U. S, Department.of Labor. to] ine you ‘are: “there, 'céncen- tr Ui Sanitary; Cate, TO WORK this city refinish- chandeliers, brass beds, auto- jles, by. new method. $10 dally out capital or experience. Write etal Co,, 278: Elm, Decatur, Ill. 211t - ote announcement under drugs. “The pany. 321 Harrison Bldg., Steuben-| ville, Ohio. 21 1t INTED—Boy for general work agound store. Must be..past school age and well recommended, Good chance, for advancement. Wonder 5, and 10 Cent Store. .” 1.230, 1 wk TRACTOR SCHOOL—The. Twin City, ‘Bractor school is conducted in con- nection with one of thé world's lar; et tractor shops affording. co! * glete, _pracical instruction ‘in alli ‘ranches of tractor construction, op- eration and care. Two 5-week terme, . start respectively on Feb. 10t! _ March 17th. . Small. tuition ;fee. JWrite‘ for catalog and application card., Minneapotis Steel & Machin- ery, Co., Minneapolis, Min: pie LU 18 E tenogranh er. Must be experienced and: thoroughly -coni- Bet Lahr Motor Sales Co. \ 1.34 6t §2.30°PER DAY paid one. lady in each town to distribute free circulars -and take orders for concentrated AWAKE “WOMAN to cae ot our local trade. $3 to $4 Spinel. “Pay ataria at once, Wate |. . Pay, startg at once. t jay. 2 Products Co, 0 ~ American -Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. on é a1 tt WANTED Ere dining™ B Good =. wages, oe _ Address Underwood Hotel, Underwood, N, Dak. f WANTED—Man or woman atl) Blectfothermal~Com-| — V3. good WORK WANTED YOUNG” LADY STUDENT wants a place to work for board and room. Call 183 Bismarck Business College. ce 127 lwk ———EE i PERSONAL 4 ‘i TE} ‘DISORDERS, fpladder trouble in men; getting up freau ly at night, positively and fa oyercqme: without: drugs priv at home; doctors; osteopaths, jRgactors, physical culture dir use it; easily used by anyonetal where; no ‘matter® What you “have ed or how old the case, this meth: will bring ‘results quickly. Write i RE RENT Warm «modern Fi ks from postoftice. 208 Ri ‘atreét, Phone 288L. Nght housekeeping. Tifquiré “3107 atreet,:—° 25 < ae pepe SL2t q to lady who wishes quietness and comfort. $22 Second street or Phone om it ; i NICE LARGE furnished room in. m0d- |; ern house 1:1-2 blocks from pstof- fice. Call :at 213 2nd street or Phone 634X- 2 1 30 at FURNISHED ROOM for rent at 202 Sth street. ‘Phone -887. 130-3 FOR. RENT—Two well \ furnished housekeeping rooms wit water. in. rooms, on first; floor. Two ‘blocks 1d Call'320.4th St., x 1,29:1 wk WANTED—To hear from owner of farm. of unimproved land for sale. ©. K. Hawley, Baldwin, Wis. roe aey s,s @ “WANTED—to hear from owner of good ‘farm ‘for~sale. .State cash price; full: particulars.” D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn. wiete KUFIND DAIRY FARM FOR SALE oae mile north of Wolf: Point, a railroad center, pay roll’ $80,000 per | _month, being 320.acres, 200 acres, } wander cultivation, all fénced, good Duildings, 400 acres of pasture goes with it, only one dairy here with 8 cows. * Price: $35.00, per cre, terms to suit. -G. F. Lamberton, Wolf Point, Montana. 2-1 8 15 #80; Acres five miles from. town, acres plowed, 160 acres fine bottom hay land, part in alfalfa now, all fenced and cross fenced, good house, log barns, granary, hog house, hen house, ice house, ‘and hop, all made-of logs, plenty tim- x ‘on. one sid of coal’ on. the’ other of this “farm. |’ There is a route ae eon this a ‘quick sale will sell the |” ®. Lamberton, of cent. THE ONLY COMPLETE AND AU-! thentic ‘History of the World War| by Professor ‘FA. March with in-| troduction by his brother General Marck, highest officer in army. . Officfal —— photographs. Life of * Roosavelt, . introductions, by Ex: president Tatt. Both books ‘fully illustrated.. Demand enormous. icitars) Making, unprecedented ity ith. ‘Special terms. ‘Credit given. | freight »paid.;;-Bither. outfit. free. Universal. House},;Philadelphia, 1 cong trig Bi di A NTED—Big. sélling~ profié'sharing® certificates. Easy 'payiiients. Have ‘production ho ap edit fon. lLiberty ofr Halt Bl sity, Mo ae 18 bbe : ae 2c it SALHSMEN—New carburetor — fer ‘Ford Cars. Simple, not a moving part, ‘installed in, thirty minutes. guaranteed to double your mileage and startin zero. weather without | heating: or priming. Fifteen-doy + | TAILORING AGE: mmoney || free’ trial Our St. Louis man sold - —_ 1,400. in 6 months, Salt Lake City man “made. $1,200.00 in one week. Write U: & ti Carpuretor Co.) 500 W. Jackson Blyd., Chicago. fen’s made- to-order suits. Snappiest; best ma- terials. Prices Jower than othe} Hustlers earn big money. Spring line sent free. Leeds Woolen Mills __ Chicago. 21 1t HUSTLERS for popular priced tail- oring line. Established ‘territory. To those,who can devote full time, Act quick, Tailoring Minnganbus, Fl it big money can be ma season at hand.‘ Phoen Co., 915 Andrus Bldg:, Minn. b TIF® ROOSEVELT, introdtiction by Ex-president “!' Taft. | HISTORY WORLD WAR introduction by Gen- eral: March.‘ Only two reliable auth- entic books. Giggest terms. ' Out+ fits free, .Historical Book, Co., Chi- loago, A Hi’ APS 21 It tf aay MEN—=Can, earn, $200 to $400! month; on commission; selling, nt ing, paint, “paint “specialties, auto and tractor oil to farmers. The Améri- ean Oil & Paint. +5511 Euclid Ave, Cleveland’) 7-7 (jar | BARNIW'S BOOKS BRING, OM THE BACON;—Big books. Big sell- ergy: Big. records. Big terms. Big business, ;, War: jhook. Roosevelt, ‘hgok. Beat., bank . refereng SAERSMAN—Greatest} auto tire. pro} sition’ on, eatth: fo lqcal man. af responsibility: owning: automobile. , State: ‘experience,’ age)-references. Dept. Publicity,’ 502: Calhoun, Ft. ‘Wayne, ‘Ind: : * 2 Et | ! | for salesmen. Most essential. Gov- ernment created demand. Large territories to salesmei able’'to han- dle crews. Jerome Laadt,!!Pres!,''8 So. Dearborn St., Chicago,’ Ml. wes BUSINESS CHANC g 5 ING: $10 § membe full pro-rata inter- est in five t Burkburnett for- “ tune making gusher oil wells. Bi opoprtunity. Act now Davis, Trustee, Wichita Fa PROSTATE SUFFE: announcement und The Electrothermal Com- nm Bldg., Steuben- __Ville, Ohio, 221 1t DIVIDENDS OR MONEY BACK—Un- usual proposition. Write immedi- ately for full details of our, wonder- ful “U-Can’t Lose” offer. It means exactly what.its name implies. The return ef your,entire investment, | guaranteed by your dividends, dQ. not amount, to, at least.160 per cent,,in 20 years. You have a chance to,share,in the huge profits. of successful oil oper- national, bank if, USTlo eZ TSILMA NAOCHANGEL atign and. no, chance to lose your], money... Here, is your opportunity to:,invest, not-speculate, in oil, This offer.takes the, “spec” gut.of “Spec: ulation.” Wri r« This, adyertisement. i will. not. appear. again. , Address’ “Dividends”, 211, Stapleton ” BIO lings, ‘Mo. 7 fa 211t "MISCELLANEOUS WRITP Los Angeles Y. M. COA. school. Get started right. 21 1mo 4 pies ie A PROTECTED — ARTICLE, clusively owned’ and controlled by us. clears upward of, $25, Olivia‘ Left ‘Her Box of Candy WE CRIDY.IS ALL , RewT BUT MY: TOMMY FEELS “FUNNY © = Zeit |! on the Table IM Tmest¥ AND PVERTTHING =" ’ Guess ('D DETTER- ex-|TWO SPLENDID SADDLE HORSES for sale. These horses are sound, gentle, well broken to.ride or drive BY ALLMAN THAT NICE CANON AND I Like cannY | Business men everywhere J, au Northern Russia is fast coming wholly into the hands of. fh ‘i(e the anti-Bolshevists, and when the juncture of the Siberian foxes and the Archangel forces is effected between Ust Tsilma and the Ural mountains there will be an‘ unbroken ‘barrier to the north and east:from Archangel around, to Omsk and west along the Trans-Siberian railroad to Perm, the .impassible heights’ of the Urals forming a part of the barrier. Lapina thas been taken, to the east of the Urals. Bands of Russian volunteers are aiding the American forces to the west of Ust Tsilma. tee 3 and high class in every Way. Will sell cart, cutter and harness with the horses, F. S. Talcott. i FOR SALE—Choice baled hay, per ton, F. O. B. cars, Beebe, S. 34 miles west of Aberdeen. or wire J. G. Brady, Aberdeen, S. D. 3 _ 129 1 wk FOR SALE—One ten-fo soda foun- tain in fine shape and a big bar- gain. Address E. V. Bassett, James- town, N. D. 128 2 wks REV. CECELIA GUSTAF, spiritualist and mental telepathist can be con- sulted on all affairs ‘of life and les- sons in health. Office hours 10 a m to 10 p. m. Aaa icine Make IY FOR SALE—Furniture for 12 rooms. Price reasonable. Selling Aut on account of health. Call at 311 4th street or Phone 627 R. a 1291 wk FOR SALE—Househoid goods, reed buggy and 15 pigs, and other things. | Call 319 19th street or Phone, 740U. 1271 wk FOR SALE-Todd protectograph check writer. Good as new. Call at Trtb- une Office. 12.19 tf i ! ‘WANTED TO RENT WANTEI or 4 modern rooms fur- nished or unfurnished. Wouldn't want themi before the first of March. B. C. Solum, care Van Horn Hotel. 1°31 1 wk ——OOOOOOO Carney Coal Phone 94 '0. E..Anderson Lbr. Co. Diaménd Not Most Valuable. It is a popular error to suppose that ; the diamond is the most valuable of | the precious stones, The relative value of the finer gems places the ruby at | the head of the list; the diamond gec- ond, and, following this, the, sapphire. It is a very common occurrence to find | a perfect diamond, but a perfect ruby, is rare. | Optimistic Thought. | Tre who rules a ruler is himself the | Tuler. we MURAUORDDUOUUSNNUOGOQUSOUNCUCDLUOSCNECUUUGUUULONGDUDOGUCESEOOUUCEUDUOUCROUESAOGLObOOSERGL WANT AD PAGE