The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 27, 1919, Page 7

SATURDAY, DEC. 27, 1919 . WANT COLUMN HELP WANTED—MALE Te | 2. late model auto as first payment, bal- ance to suit at 6 percent, Write 120 care Tribune. 12-16-1wk, & SALE—A bob sled good as new. Phone 478X. 12-19-36 YOUNG MEN— for railway mail clerks. — $1,300-$1,500. Wxperience unnecessary, Examinations — Bis- marck Jan. 17. Vor free pariculars, write R. Terry (former civil service examiner) 137 ‘Continental Bldg., Washington, 12-27-4t THE TWIN CIT ACTOR: and Thresher School offers unlim, ited opportunity to you in. power farming. , Complete five weeks’ course of instruction’ consists of 80 per cent practical work, with clear understandable lectures by farming experts, Fersonal attention by the instructors limits the size of the class. ,Wnroll today or write for booklet. Tuition $385 for complete course, Milteapolis Steel & Ma- chinery Co,, ‘Minneapolis, Minn. 11-15-23-Dec, 6-18-20-27 FOR SALE” CHEAP—One burner yaso- line stove. Apply, Tribune. — 12-10-tf HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS—Would like to gare for children evenings. Phone T13K, 12-20-1wk 40 F BISMARCK EXAMINATIONS com- ing for hundreds. U. S, government positions, Men-women, 18 up. $1,l00 to $2,000 year. Quick raise, Easy work. Short hours. Permanent, no layoffs. Common education — sulfi- cient, Pull unnecessary, ‘List open- ings free. . Write today, Franklin Institute, Dept. Y, Rochester, 12-13-21-27-Jan, 4 py Home Honey from oms of alfalfa and sweet clover, and delicious. $12 per 5 gallon t Mahton. H. N. Paul, Mahton, » 12-19-1mo MEN WAINTED—For detective work. Write J, Ganer, former Gov't. de- tective, Danville, Ill, 12-14-21-28-Jan, 4.| WANTED— Waiter. ono who can ra short orders at Broadway Cafe. 12- 2-2. WANTHD—A butcher who under stands trimming hides. Bismarck} ies & Fur Co. 5th & Frout st. 12- HELP WANTED—FEMALE SALIE—Restaurant, WOR Doing a good business. Write No, 124, Tri 12-26-lwk E—Must sacrifice my beau- tiful new Kolinski cape. Five hun- dred dollars takes it. Need money at once, Write No. 126 Tribune. | 12- 27-1t. FOR: SALE CHEAP —2 rockers, 2 burner oil stove, kitchen. cabinet, brass bed, high chair, porch shades, all in good condition. Mrs. F. Holm- boe. Phone 459L. 12-27-1wk WOMDN OR MAN WANTED—Salary $24 full time, 50¢ an hour spare time, selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer, Experience unnecessary, International Mills, Norristown, Pa, 12-27-1t or woman for gen- ork. Call 623 Sixth St, at Dunn’ Raven 12-18-1wk. WANTED—C WANTED—G WANTED—Girls to wait on tables at _Homan's Cafe, __ W181. W. Competent girl for house- work, umily of thre Good wai Mrs.'S. D, Cook, 220 Anderson Avenu . 12-17-1wk. __ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—One large room, suitable for man and wife. 217 Eight street. ‘f 12-27-2t FOR RENT--One room in modern house, suitable for one or two per- sons, 423 Front street, 12-24-3t FOR RENT—Large steam heated of: fice room, well located. J. H, Holi- han, Lucas block. 24-26-2t FOR RENT—A imodern room. Phone __59TX, 408 5th St. 12-19-3t FOR” RENT—Very_ desirable furnished room for one or two persons. Call, 404 First Street. 12-16-1wk, ROOMS WANTED WANTED—Two furnished modern rooms for man and wife. Three children, Write 127, Tribune. 12-27-1t WANTED—modern furnished room for man and wife, and child of six going to school, like meals for child. Call H. ©. Wisenstine, MeKenzie Hotel. 12-2 a RESPONSIBLE PARTY—Desites to rent modern unfurnished or furnished apart ment or rooms for light housekveping at once. Phone 750. 12-18-1wk. COUPLE—No children, wish large room + With or without table board, Must be close in. References. Write 119 Trib- une, 12-16-Iwk. FOR SALE—At a bargain. brood white __Tabbits. Phone 459L, 12-27-Lwk FARM WANTED—Wanted to hear from owner of farm or, good land for sale. Price reasonable. L. C. Jones, B 1, Olney, Il], 12-27-1t WOULD YOU invest a dollar a week for 1 weeks on chance to make $1,000 or more? Write for particulars, No obliga- tion, J. A. Carlton, Box 676, Ft. Wo T 12-27-1t BUY TEX —21 ne drilling locations in Brewster coun- ty, 10 acres for $150, payable $23 down, $12. per month, You get deed and 1-8 royalty from every bar- rel produced. Texas Land Co., 620 Chemical Bldg., St. ‘Louis, Mo. 12-27-Jan, 3-2t IF YOU WANT to sell or exchange your .property, write me. John J. ‘Black, No. Dak. St., Chippewa Falls, Wis. 12-20-27-Jan 3. FOR SALib—Sanitary Cafe. Doing a good business. Will sell reasonable. Corner Fitth and Broadway. Write ‘No. 124, Tribune. 12-26-1wk. FOR SALE—Household goods. Party leaving city. Call at 514 11th. Phone _ 441K, 12-26-2t WANTED—To hear from owner ‘of farm or unimproved land’ for sale, O. K. ‘Hawley, Baldwin, - Wisconsin. 12-20-27-2t BRAND NEW: Rex Visible Typewriter equipped with every modern feature and fully guaranteed. ‘Will sell for three dollars per month. Phone 196. 12-8-2wks . chine. Brand new and guaranteed, visible printing, red totals, and aJl latest features, remarkably low price, $10.00: cash monthly nd balance small payments, Phone. . 196. » 12-26,.2wk: POSITIONS WANTED =<" AGENTS’ joes ‘POSITION WANTED — Competent|AGENTS coin money sclling Brussels housekeeper with two children fibre brooms, Outlast six ~-corn wants position. Phono 179-R. brooms. Retail $1.75, Sample post- 122-27-3t| paid $1.00. Also Sanitary brushes? WANTED—Position as houseketper} Crame Sales . Co., 2866 Farnam, for widower or bachelor, Good] Omaha, Nebr. 12-27-1t cook. For particulars write to-Mrs. 5 \L. B, Litchville, N..D, — 12-27-2wks, caer SALESMAN: > WANTED—Position as stenographer, wit | SAVESMEN to represent us in. North consider going out of town, Address Dakota. We make calendars, nov- 122 ‘Tribune. 12-17-1wk, ellies and specialties for advertis- WANTED—Position requiring executive ability, by young man 2¢ years old, who is_ thoroughly experienced in account- ing and credi office de- tails, Can ac state sal- ary in first letter. Write No. 121 ‘Trib- un “12-17-1wk, 5 ing, shoe or general merchandise store. ‘Twenty-five years experience merchan- dising. spondence, solicite Write 118 care Tribune, Lg LOST AND FOUND LOST—Lady’s gold ring with Sardonyx. set.. Leave Tribune office, Reward. FOUND—Pair of gloves. Owner call _at Crosky Shoe-Shop 8rd St. 12-23-1t. LOST—Large black hat/at depot plat- form Christmas morning. Jinder please leave. at Tribune office. ef 12-27-1t LOST—One woven basket with baby’s; pillow. “Return to Tribune, receive reward. 12-26-2¢ TOUND—Small. green pocket book. Owner call pay for ghis ad i LOST—In pusiness~ district ladies’ black putse containing $18.70. ward. Phone 638R. ; TLOST—Female Setter, black and white left. side, head black. Phone 664. Reward.» A. W. Mellen. 12-19-3t MISCELLANEOUS FREE WISCONSIN. BULLETINS—Soil, Immigration Bureau, of Agriculture, Capitol 71, Madison, Wis. 11-24-60t FOR SALE—50 head of good short horn cattle, mixed all in good shape, will price them right, or would like tp get some one to winter them that has lots of feed and good shelter. Any one in- terested write at once and. -your price, W. Jones, Wibaux,, Mont. 12-17-1wk. ARTER. SECTION=—Five miles north felt and cornet and missing by other members of the or- chestra, was tried before Judge W..L. Nuessle guilty Schuler, who is known to the police as the “Musical Thief” was ar- rested in St. Paul on two charges of grand larceny. ers, in celluloid, metal, leather, pa- per and glass. Commission contract with weekly drawing account for the right man. G us full details of your experience and rele in first letter. Gilliam Cru Co» 2160 Jackson Elvd., Chicago., 1 12-27-1t FOR SALE OR RENT--~ ‘ HOUSES AND FLATS HOUSE FOR RENT—January 1. Ap- ply W. S. Casselman. Phone 272 ory 0. 12-27-4t; FOR SALE—Wodern house, and bath, Phone 205. WORK_WANTED GRE WANTS WORK—In — good home; is 21 years oldy pleasing. and agreeable qualities, experienced in| housework, just beginning ‘Christian | life, wants protection of good home. Apply 125, Tribune office, 12-26-lwk | WANTED—By young lady, place to work for her board and room -and go-to school. Write No. 123 Tribune.! 12-26-4t| GUILTY OF GRAND LARCENY Charles Schuler, former member of O’Connor’s orchestra who disappeared several weeks ago at the sane time a; saxaphone were found | this afternoon and plead AMERICAN Adding and Listing Ma-|. 5 rooms | i 12-26-Livk | icellent family remedy. BISMARCK DAILY 'RRIBUNE’ You MUST HAVE CUT THE HAM IN THIS SANDWICH WITH A RAZOR BLADE- DoYou Tun | WANT" To BUY The Place? DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Wilbur Has a Little Jazz With. His ee “BY ALI M i WAY: Don You ORDER TWo IF Youre So HUNGRY P oursipe! How MANY LUMPS Do You WANT, itals today blinded ,or seri | BUSINE BANKER os) Tho Hague, Dec ences be 0 SS MEN AND | Va S¢& AT HAGUE |: gat i Quebek And wireless { ‘on ced death 7 stay r provisk Isle lat nment we IF ITs sugar rie WAVE. ONE - |F IT’S COAL VLLTAKE TWO NEVER e @ AVX | MARKETS. | Qo Saaememmeemmenen CHICAGO LIV. Hog receipts, 9,000. 35c higher. Bulk, $13.75. Top, $14. Heavyweight, $13.80 to $13.90. Medium weight, $13.85 to $14.00. Lightweight, $13.75 to $13.95. Lightlight, $13.40 to $13.60. STOCK Mostly 25¢ to $13.50. ' Heavy packing sows, rough, $1 to $13. Pigs, $12.40 to $13.50. Cattle receipts, 2,000. Compared with week ago beef steers, 2! higher; feed stock, 25c to 50c¢ highe bulls, 50¢ high calves, 5 higher; feeders ,steady to 25¢ higher. Sheep receipts 3,000. Compared with weelkago, fat limbs; $1 to $1.50 high- er; fat sheep und yearlings, 75c to 1$1.50 highcr; feeders, strong to 25¢ higher. SOUTH ST, PAUL LIVESTOCK Hog receipt 1.000. Steady, 1 t 2.95 2.25 Range 40, “Bulk, $13. $13.40, Sheep r 000, Steady. Fat stee d, Cows and h Calves, slow ,stea Stockers and feede $12. Shee preceipts, 20. Steady. Lambs, to $17. Wethers, $8 to $11.2 Ewes, $4 to $9.50. MINN Flour unchanged 538 barrels. Barley, $1.30 to $1 . Rye No. 2, $1.74 1-2 to $1.75. POLIS Shipments, 59,-{ $0 to $1.44. 38 to 79 7-8. ellow, $ white, 7 to $4.62 YULETIDE CHEER FILLING MORG (Continued irom Page One) quite drinkable, properly diluted. Repuna is also said to be a favorite, | and several first class “effects” are re-j ported from the use of this very ex-| Indications are that Bis cle in+ clines toward home brew of vinous, malt or distilled varieti The fac is that this Christmas was a rema: ably sober one, and that long were more common than those which were unco broad or otherwise distort-| ed. Of course, wood is sc in this} prairie state. . S Canada Announces Toll. He will probably be} i of Menoken for quick sale. Will take sentenced next week. 3 { FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by « WHOA! Aow You ) +) UTE Scam, Zeer “Oca Lect You /-—— 2X “tes RS tustiaet ) U] ne ani song A Winnipeg, Canada, Dec. 27.—Moon- shiners, wood alcohol’ péddlers and ALITTLE SUGAR WOULD YoU WANT APPLE [= Pre ) Heavy packing sows, smooth, $13 to, to $1) eT YoU > B DUST oR S« ON Thar Pie ! py e eet df DONT HOLLER YoURE STUNG - Dust THATS a eral and the wes ernment hundred | dollars, but ¢ {toll of lives in the Canad thousands tors of liquor laws. Several hundred stills have been lo-} cated and smashed and hundreds of thousands of gallons of illicit li have been seized. No 1 estimates tions have been given out, but it ha been declared that the Victims includ ern region. < More Cleveland Cases, _Cleveland, 0, 27. — Ni >. Dec. UTO. ne no |OPTO A Could or HeH-Hed rr HOW Fil! SEE victims olyoke. of wood were in Cleveland ho: me perioc tributed to e has been the pursuit of viola-| #lcohol, poisoning placing tle fatality | | toll for the month at fourteen, | used vinet ate Affected. from three alcohol poi Jead. the Bisz in promoting “Satisfied Cw have been z our basic 1 three deaths ha wood, or denatu Furs, Pelts, Wool, 3 Tides and cara ad tates to to lo cant Se ee 1 effort tod of the SUR DR. W. H. PEWE, D.C. Docior of Chiropractic Lucas Block C. Ph. C. ctor sultation Free ion p . P fain St. pitted JUG bootleggers have not only cost the fed- Revenge Is Sweet, Arf!! Ri BY BLOSSEI BUICK and : .” -OAKLAND Valve-in-Head Motors CORWIN MOTOR CO, Bismarcdy §,