The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 16, 1919, Page 7

SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1919 ' Meet Your Employer in Our Classified Columns Classified Advertising Rates. Worms Btzictty Cash—No copy without remittance attached wilt be tnesrted. First insertion, 85 cents; additional insertions without change of copy, 15 bents.. Advertisemetits containing more than-28 words will be charged'at the wate ¢f two cents a word for each additional word, for Classified Advertisements, this HELP WANTED—MALB to insure proper insertion, mast be in before 10 a. m. of day ef publication. SALESMAN WANTED—Barber at once at Grand Pa- cific ‘Shop, Bismarck, N..D: Guarantee 333-00. per week and 60 per cent over SIDE LINE SALESMEN—We have an attractive line of premium assortments for live ‘salcamen. Commission “from 38.00, Open shop hours from 8 a.-m.| $5.00 to $20.00 order. If you want to RiP Ch m. Saturdays 8 a, m. to 11 p. m. sn up-to-date: ike, write today. Can- 8-12-1wk fg. 4003 'Broadway St., wae ‘ED —Youne Tan byionth; steady | Chleaso ci." -16-1t Job, - F. Jaszkowlak, 421 12th’ St “at SALES Nex_CarRE Tor Fed few Carburetor for Ford maid Cars. WANTED—Boy for Saturday. work only at the Eagle Shoe Shining ree if 8-14-1w! WIDE AWAKE MAN-—To take charge harge of our Jocal’ trade, $4.00 to. $5.00 a steady. No experience required; a starts.at once. Write today, Amer; can Products Co., 150 American B Hag; Cincinnati, O. 8-16-it WANTED—Expertenced male steno Pher.: Apply Stacy-Bismarck oo: den HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED—Girl for ‘general house- work. Mrs. Russ, 305. Third street, Bismarck. 8:15 4t WANTED—Stenogra} ber to ao typewrit- ing @t:home. Will. price for work. State w! ere ‘work may be |M sent,” Address No. 29, care Tribune office, % WANTED—Woman_or man cook at Minute Lunch at once. 8-14-40 MATRON WANTED—A pimple, not @ moVing pert, in- stalled-in rey Zolnutes, guaranteed to double your. mil \d start in zero weather withon| cating ee priming. 15 day free ye Louis man sold 2, i months, ee Lake City man made mi in_ one week. rite U& I. Carburetor. Co., 505 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago. At SXLESMAN: S eaperienced in_ any. Tae to sell, General Trade in North Dakota. Unexcelied 8) pperlalty. Proposition. features. minission contract. weekly advance to producers. The New 5 Con: nental Jewelry, Co. 12333 Continental pa Ohio. 8-16-1t 8. Rig Bs Ch oxen WAN’ ND: “aaarn “FOR SOUTH ~ DAKOTA, BRO! AGE’ BASIS. Weber-Benite Candy Co. oe ‘Water: St, sida Th SELLING EXPERIENCE hor. ONECES: “ One of World's Gite spest grocers. (capl- tal’ over “$1, 000, 000. wants ambitious man in this locality ro sell-direct ta con- Wit You J©T ae iy A ay" 1h} YOUNG MAN ? ig That So? LL LL HAVE bathe Your feet in it for 15 minutes a day for 10 days Agents are colning money. ice nae | ae Roatpald, Rheumatism lerb Co. jonica, fornia. ’ tt er LANDS. WANTED To hear. trom owner of ‘good for sale. State cash price, full D. E. Bush, Minneapolis, CANADA Ei Manitoba Farm Bargains 320, acres close to Pilot Mound, ee aap Minn. 234 Exceptionally. well made with excellent roof, Phone 445K. 8-12. WANTED—Collections of Indian Surlos, tf painted skins, shields and baskets. feitmiller Art -Co., 1307 14th St., Wash- ington, D.C. 8-11-lwk FOR SALE—Ten_ shares’ of Provident Life Insurance Co. Stock, Address 25, ‘Tribune. 8-11-1wk. FOR SALB—Wholesale and retail bakery with Dairy Lunch in connection. Doing good business; but wish to retire. Write or come and see me. C. E. Belkna| 1. Moorhead, Minn 8-9-10¢ “FREE WISCONSIN BULLETINS, 50! climate, crops. Immigration Bureau, Me have. Some | hice STATIONARY AND ENVELOPES, MY eA! AEEMAN You WALL PIND Som THE reer | "ROOM, SIRo > bes ESSE RED GROSS HAS HANDLED LARGE SUM OF MONEY A financial report of the . Burleigh Poisoned Bran Gets Ducks Which Would + Have Eaten Hoppers Another “Vicious Cycle” That Boosts High Cost of Living Reported Today Bran doped with arsenic and spread in the fields to lure hoppers to a last fatal banquet has been gobbled up by thousands of ducks which would otherwise have fed on the hoppers, but which as a result of this diet will never feed again, report hunters from various sections of the state. They state that countless thousands of wild ducks have been attracted to hoppers, which is one of their favor- ite hors d’oeuvre. The hunting sea- son, they assert, would have been the best in the history of North Dakota, had not the ducks trifled with the poisoned repast. which had been spread for the hopper hordes. HONOLULU GASOLINE SUPPLY RUNNING LOW Honolulu, T. H., July 25—(By Mail) —Joy riding is under the ban in ‘Hon- olulu and there will be no more friv- olous motoring until ‘the middle of August, when the arrival of a tank steamer from California is expected to end the gasoline famine. The gascline supply here has be- come so'low that those dealers who still have some in their storage tanks are, selling only to those who require it for strictly business purposes. Multimillionaire sugar barons and dock workers are now seat partners in the street cars and the rickety old one horse cabs of King Kalaua’s reign have been resurrected for ser- vice. { ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK. Hogs, receipts, 700; 30 cents to 5 cents lower; range. 25 to $20.00; . 3400. kil- S; steady; fat steer 7.00; cows and heifers, $7 00 to $19.00; stockers and feeders, ES Sheep, 1,500; 75; Ww ethers, $0 s ) to $8.5 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. Hogs 6,000; lower ; top $2° to 50 to $21.00 weight $18. $18.50 to $2: pi . Cattle recepits 3, western the state by the plentiftude of the} 00; heavy- medium lightweight, sows smooth, if $16.50 to $17.20 50 SEVEN: ty-two, one to twenty-four inclusive im Block twenty-three, one to twenty- four inclusive in Block twenty-four, and Lots seven to twelve inclusive in Block twenty-seven of the townsite of (Menoken, Burleigh county, North Da- kota and that the relief demanded consists in excluding each of the de- fendants of any interest in or lien up- on said premises and that the sum- mons and complaint are now on file in the office of the clerk of the dis- trict court of Burleigh, county, North Dakota. E. T, BURKE, Attorney for Plaintiff, Bismarck, N.. D. 7—19 26; 8—2 9 16 23. STOCK SALESMEN A North Dakota Corporation now manufacturing a product vitally in demand, have increased their capi- tal and require the services of high grade stock salesmen. This Company, located in Fargo, is now building a factory that when completed will cover an entire block. We offer a most: generous contract to salesmen, backed up by a strong local board of directors. No matter what you are now selling, or what your compensation may be, you cannot afford;to miss this job. Productive’ territory, many leads and,a live sales organi- zation makes this the one best sell- ing proposition in the State, Apply to Sales Manager. Room 2, 60%, Broadway, Fargo. P. O. Box 261. ’Phone 2220, ——— CHIROPRACTORS E. E. HOARD, D. C., Ph. C. Doctor of Gentleman Assistant. Bismarek, N. DB. —==s3 E. T. BURKE LAWYER Tribune Block Bismarck, N. D. Phone 752. receptress and jsumer nationally known brand of grecer- “4 dings id ter, . cents lower compared with a week ago, 3 geaon, te wronted (ot the els dorm: Hes, teas, cofices, sepices, uints, ola, | 21 per acre. Stock and’ equipment ai| qWisconéln Hopertment of Asricuiturs: {county chapter of tho American Red | (rive si 00 higher, i =i we Er particulars ident nat Nfalues ‘Neat: any: competition, “earn big | austion. FOR. RENT- “Basement “46x68"tt; outside | Cross from its organization May 21,/ “ sheep compared with a week ago; 1 oad e, acting president, : 3 Minos money. Xe enperiCnce or gapital ire 320 acres. close to good.town, 200 culti- entrance: au AW ole. for fiorage: Purl es 1917, to June 30, 1919, shows that this|lamhs $1.00 to $1.50 higher. western =4 WANTED—Conpetent girl, oF aeaeral sellin instructions start you. Long es Kine Grop which ean’ be peat ‘312.000, marek Realty Company," Blsmarei organization has received and dis-|$1.00 to $1.25 higher: yearlings and BIGGEST BARGAIN 7 housework, 56 Avenue B, 8-15-3t | tablished, ees house. _Write .uday.|8 horses, 26 head of cattle, full line of} Bank. Bi 41-tf | pursed a large. sum of money in car-| Wethers 25 cents to 75 cents higher, fat WANTED — Good housekeeper. Apply |John’ Stn Co:, 352 W. Minot’ ‘St, machinery at a valuation, FOR RENT—A few offices, second floor, nee eding ewes and feeders 25 cents to If y vant 1 Real Es. Geo, Gussner. 8c14-1wk = alt IN Man. 60 acres|) conveniently located; steam heat, ‘elec- rying on its war activities during this|7- °C oits higher. tats aavieg te ee We have bape age asta OR RENT— eulet teres, Hear ere. fale” pantaines: | tS, Mgnt, elevatog and Janitor ser- period and that June 30 of this year MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR. Pee ee ey ne. eure on pad.” Call 62iL, Aa mone AND-FLATS good water, This ;is an excellent buy} marck Bank Bldg. 4-21-tt | the chapter still had on hand cash in} Minneapolis flour unchanged. Ship- teen years and while, in that eee ie WANTED—Girl for homework tamliy ot | HOUSE-YOR SALEOMGE AT THOSE pot 20 Der acre. “ WANTED—Clean white” rags Apply| the, sum of $11,186.79. The detailed 51,880 barrels, Barler, $1.15 to| —time,-we have made probably fhres (adults. | Highest wages. (Apply) ‘almost new. :Hot water heat. $2,200] 320 acres within 40 miles of Winnipe Tril Le on report, ag audited by A. S. Bolster and | $1.37, Rye No. 2, $1.50. Bran 48 cents, two thousand “aalea avd ‘we WANTED GT Te pena TISErOr | 20. bo ee ee eee ee nee eee ne: POR RT grind Wanuicizds imeroncug |H: L. Dobler, is presented herewith.| Wheat receipts 191 cars compared| have a constantly growing 815 2nd St. -Mrs,T.E, Flaherty, ° ary, drilled Well, ‘all fenced, school on|* modern; low rentaf: Bistaarck’’Realty in displaying this statement in the ad-) with 290 cars a year ago. Cash No, 1 list of customers, yet we have ea WANTED-—Girl_for _general housework. peal at 515 Mandan Ave. re. eS AG WaRTED=aHi ‘or middie aged woman for general Moll, TT! house: soe Appi: Pata South 12th 81 BP. :-ROOMS FOR RENT” FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms on|. first floor: Suitable for man and wife. Beardsley Place. (217 8th St. 8-16-2t FOR RENT—Three modern yooriey double and single’ rooms. © “$6.00. and RY 00 a month. 713 3rd_St. 8-15. FOR. RENT—Room‘in modern house. 218 So. 11th or Phone’ 463K, 8-14-1wk FOR RENT—Desirable modern offices, outside rooms. Western Sales Co. 8-14-lwk be ENE Two rooma, a ie hoysekeeping in modern house. Phone ole, reas, 8-13-lwk FOR. RENT—Room at 622 2nd St. 8-12-1wk WANTED—Boarders_and roomers at 708 __Main St. Phone 278X. 8-11-1wi WANTED—Lar, va suite of offices, includ- ing vault, Address Box 355, Blmaick, suitable for BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES YOU; CAN MAKE. MONEY—Represent- ing the greatest thing needed by every home, fai and store, Why not get busy now and get your share of the peed its? Fre W. Wolf, Distrib 327 North Weils St., Chicago. 8. AUTOMOBILES—MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE—Studebaker Four “in ‘good condition, ‘good tires, a parkain. Inguire Bis ith. S St. sie 8-16-2t FOR : SALE—Buick ‘our touring car. Write Box 601, N. D.~- Bismarck, N. 8-15-1wk FOR SALE—Motoreycle. $25, Four cylin- der’ Reo, $50. One. cylinder Cadillac, $20.00. Corwin Motor Ca., Bismarck, 8-15-lwk FOR SALE—Ford touring car, 1917 model | ood jegnaition. See Raaen at French Velch Hardware Store. 8-14-lwk xore FOR SALE OR TRADE—Stude- baker .Six ‘completely rebuilt and re- Seser Will trade for real estate. Give descr ipee, ‘and: full’ particulars: in ‘first E. T. Burke, Tribune Block, _Siamarcie + = B-14:3¢ FOR ‘SALE—New _1919 Maxwenl qouring: can: . Winter: top. H. ‘Connell, Phone 803, 1 Ww deal tobe woe pidamotie Tes Ly on wded, Write No. as Tabane a-tt A tt | POR” RENT Partly” t FOR SALE—5 room eden new bunga- iow; maple -flogts,.. east, front, . good neighborhood, | $321 modern new acu mane tio loors, High School. ,"One of the’ most Stctisge houses. in’ Bismarck. ° Price . $3800.00. These houses. cannot ‘be. built -for. the | peices asked, not including the: lot. lave’ a large “lst of-desirable* mabe ey: Harris. & Co.,. 5. P. 8-16-1t modern, eure ~house_at_4011st 16-3t ix Son House, lot ai. 10. Inquire ‘Harris’ & 8-15-lwk BUY A'HOME-Sacrifice sale. Informa- tion. given in personal interview only. . Keenan. 8-15-1wk -Iwk | FOR RENT—Four room cottage, partly modern, near post office; also modern rooms for isnt housekeeping. amaulte 622 Third S' 13-1wk FOR SALE=Fing residence on 6th 'St.; finished in oak, down stairs. Geo, M. _Register. 8- 12-lwk farm, station: 3! miles, lots of hay and open-range. WVhy-heaitate when. you:eaw- wis buy this at $12. 30 per acre, half cash and balance easy. These are only a few of the many. farm bergeine we have to offer. Write for’ our Hist, “it is free for asking. SCOTT, HILL & CO. 22.C. P. R. Office Bldg:, Corner Portage afd. Main Streets WINNIPEG, MAN., CANADA FOR SALE—Timber land in Koochiching county, Minnesota. Nearly 200 acrés finely ‘wooded land. ‘1iaber worth $3,000, In heart of paper and timber country: What will you offer? Address xyz Bismarck! Tribun 3. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Three.wheel Ivory reed cart reclining back, suitable for infant, also cone black leather, rocker. Phone, 678K 16-tf OR SALE—Modern elght room house: Bie located on 8th street for $3400. Geo, M. Register. 8-11-lwk FOR SALE—Five room house. 2 14th St. North. ‘1-1wk LOST AND FOUND LOST=One solid gold cuff-link. “Kindly leave. at: Finney’s. 8-14-3t LOST Between Crystal ago, Bastman- Kodak leather case. i AREER and Liberal; reward if re- turned to Grace “A, * PP StersOn.. Kandi- yohi, : Minn. 8-14-1wk WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO Fi ea a five or Kauren, seven-room hous: 5 Btate Gngincer, Bism: WANTED TO_RENT—In modern home, large Ti rgom or suite of rooms by couple, employed. | Apply’ 27, ‘Tribune, 3 WANTED TO. RENT—Furnished or un- furnished: all modern home, family. of sno. ,State: full particulars, Apply ee ri i care of 75: ‘PERSONAL * YOUR FUTURE FORETOLD--Send dime, age, birthdate for trathieal:; eirgiables convincing, trial reading. jause, Box. 215, Los’ Angeles, ca.” ‘ ; 5 ‘.8-16-1t AGENTS ~ . the: most rtant fscoveries of the age. Millions 3 are Bu suttering owl iam. An Herb that actually the it stubborn case of -Rheu- ek | matiam few rely eat of the fyater, Many ve wr an a tstounded ‘att the results. The effect_on the: kidneys -is simply. marvelous. You OW WN = TuTS TW WAY TLE? SEE IT COME GEE- Look AT UER Pove ;WOULDIA= “WODE IT MAKES A NICE. DUDDLE So. L.CAN 60 FR SALE—Baby carriage at iy et ir OU WANT TO SELL OR SEOHANGE 2] Nore property write me. John J. Black, yorth Dakota St., Chippewa eae wae NOT—Buy direct. from Candy Factory—12 of our famous Chocolate Cocoanut Raisin Bars, and 12 of our delicious Chocolate Nougat Bars at $1.50 prepaid Parcels Post insuréd. Sold at retail stores for-10c a bar, L. F, Co., * Dept, -M99-101 Atlantic Ave., Brook- lyn, "N.¥2" Reference. National City Bank, Brooklyn. 8-16-1t FOR” SALE Double harness. in’ good condition, “sultable for spring wagon, or milk wagon, : Price $13.00. Ars. ‘Jas, Fogerty, 607 5th St. 3t FOR SALE—Stewart hard coal aire in ood condition. Phone 737X._8-13-Iwk SALE—Batcher's tools, sausage and Op emement oe? afer cheap. J. M. Wirth Braddock, _N. 8-14-lwk FOR Ss SALEColt 45 Automatic revolver. Phone 679L, 8-14-3t FOR eee small ‘beds at Bie. ee St. Phone _524X. §-3t FOR . SALE—Singer. Sewing Bein, drop down head, 316 8th St. N. st SALE=Fine bed room set, kitchen cabinet. ‘oll stoves. -cooking utensils, etc, Geo. M. Register. 8-12. HOR BADE on of the billiard. nals ac ismarck; od paying and. well lo- cated. Can. uy:-very, Feasotia ble: Write 26, Tribun 8-13-2wks For SALE 00 tons No. 1 upland prairie hay; baled:and ready to ship... Albert *Hammar, Driscoll,.N._D. $213-1wk FOR SALE—Gas range, good as new. Ap- ply_at Tribune Office, /8-13-tf SALE—Building used _by Red Cross Canteen in’ Northern” Pacific Depot. 'livar fund—refund . p Bank: Bldg. Atte |, Company, Biems Shop in The Tribizne Before You Shop in the Store.. Financial ‘Report of, the Burleigh County Chapter, American Red Cross from organization May 21st, 1917, to 1917 Receipts. (Memberships : Donations $ 6,008.50 692.98 5,887.17 He Had No Intention of Stopping It! $12,088.65 1918 Receipts. Cash on hand, Jan. 1, -1918 Memberships Donations ‘. Pledges War fund—refund. 8,090.62 $42,417.03 1919 Receipts. Ending 6-30-19. Cash on hand, Jan. 1, 1919.. 2 4.14 ‘Memberships Donations Acre club fund vertising columns of The Tribune on ‘Friday a line was inadvertently drop- ped from the report for 1918, and as a result the very important item of $21,916.88 did not show in the statement, although the balance was presented correctly, as expenditures of given below: dune 20, 1919. 1917 Disbursements. Civilian relief Salaries .... Postage, printing, ete Telephone & telegrams .... Northern Div. for member- ships + TA4.50 | epee Military rellet ‘supplies .... 289689 ‘The state of North Dakota to the Misc. expense * gogo.g2 | above named defendants: Cash on hand eh eRe You are hereby summoned ‘to an- “413,088 65 | SWer the complaint of the plaintiff in “| the above entitled action, a copy of 1918 Disbursements, Civilian relief Salaries ... Canteen Postage, printing, etc. Telephone & Telegraph.... Northern Div., for member- ships ... + 8.060.751 of such service, and in case of your Military relief supplies.... 24 ioe failure to appear or answer, judg- Mise. expense .. 27.88) ment will be taken against you by de- Cash on hand 13-31-18 rere fault for the relief demanded in the a Das | complaint. $12,417.03] "Dated this 19th day of July, 1919, 1919 Disbursements, Ending 6-30-19. Civilian relief . 3 Salatye cc's, 150.90 Tribune Building, Bismarck, Postage, printing, et 109.49 North Dakota, Canteen ... 1 272.98 Notice of no Personal Claim. Northern Div. ,-| To the above named defendants, ships ...... t peeves 3,287.75 take notice: Northern Div. as donation to & That the above entitled action ef- ‘National headquarters.. 5,000.00] fects the title to the following de- Military. relief, supplies ‘Miscellaneous expense . Cash on hand 6-30-19. A. S. BOLSTE! Auditing Committee. 333.64 northern $2.65 to $2.75; corn No, 3 yellow, $1.92 to $1.93: oats, No. 3 white. $.695-8 to $.735-8; flax, $6.04 to $6.06. SUMMONS. State of North Dakota, County of Burleigh, ii In District Court, Sixth Judicial Dis- rict. Alfred T. Welch, plaintiff, vs. Charles J. Clark, Samuel L. Hunting- ton, J.C. Barr. James W. Raymond, Alice Allen and all other persons un- | known and their unknown _ heirs. claiming any estate and interest in and encumbrance upon the property described in the complaint, defend- which is hereto attached and here- with served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the com- plaint upon the subscriber at Suite 12, Tribune Building, Bismarck, North Dakota within thirty days, (30) after the service of this sum: mons upon you, exclusive of the day 2 E. T, BURKE. Attorney for Plaintiff, Post Office Address: Suite 12, 5} scribed real estate, to-wit: Lots one to. twenty-four inclusive in Block six, one to twenty-four In Block seven, one to twenty-four in- clusive. in Block eight, one to twenty- four in Block nine, one to twenty- four in Block ten, one to twenty-four inclusive in Block eleven, one to twenty-four inclusive in Block twen- BY BLOSSER never foreclosed a contract or a mortgage and we never will so long as the man is do- ing the best he can and will play fair. We want your busi- ness and will appreciate it. You will be certain of cour- teous and efficient treatment at our hands and also you will be dealing with people who know values. We also write Fire and Tornado In- surance. F. E. YOUNG REAL ESTATE CO, Phones——- &. E. Hedden, 0. iH. F. O'Hare, 78M. F. E. Young, 78R R. S. ENGE, D. C. PH. C. Chiropracton Consultatiog Free. Suite 9-11, Lucas Phone 260 Bismarck, N. D. HEDDEN AGENCY 10-room and bath, furnished house, half block north of court house on Fifth St. Ideal location for rooming and boarding house. $4,000. Webb Block—Phone 0. oS BISMARCK FURNITURE CO. 220 Main St. Furniture Upholstery Repaired, @& finiahed and Packed. Bismarck Clearing House Association C. B. LITTLE, President E. V. LAHR, Vice Pres. J. A. GRAHAM, Secy.-Mgr. MEMBERS First National Bank City National Bank Capital Security Bank First Guaranty Bask