The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 1, 1920, Page 7

Ave., Minneapolis, Est._189: “FOR " REN header THURSDAY, APRIL 1, -1920 mL Wal TRD—MALE AR! £ BARBER TRADE! Wasee Neos per week up. | Positions guaranteed. Few weeks completes by our methods. Little expense, Catalog. free, Moler ‘Barber College, 107 K, Nicollet 3. _3-24-1mo VAY MAIL CLERKS, $110 month. Experience unnecessary. Young men, |) 1 upward, desiting clerkships, write for free particulars. Terry, (former Civil Service Examiner); 137-Conti| Coe tal Bldg., Washington, D, C. 3-30-51 LEARN. Actual Auto Repair, Vulcaniz- ing. Los Angeles Y. M. A. “Auto School. _ 1-1mo WANTED—Messe Rood wages. Western Union, 0-tf HELP WANTED— FEMALE a WANTED—Dining roo , Ameri- can Cafe. fil telatinae ee TED—Coow, waitress and chamber jd at Banner House... Phone ay a RAIL rv bo Ww WANTED—Experienced girl’ for ot housework. Permanent positl per month, » Call at 504 Mandan Av. Phone 657, 3-26-7t- WANTED—Experiénced girl for genera) housework. Mrs. Stackhouse, Phone a9, 1B +t FOR SALE OR-RE HOUSES AND FLATS FOR SALE—Seven room modern house on 8th street, including 3 bed rooms, ea#t front and fine trees, at $4500, 5. room partls} modern house 9n Maincstreet on 50 ft. lot for $1800. -6 roém moder house on. 9th street, including’ bed, yoom and den and fine” garage for $3200. 6 room modern house close in on good terms for $3600. Fine 6 room modern bungalow. including two bed. rooms. close in, for $4000, 1% room, modern house for $3200. Partly mod- ern double house of 14 rooms for $4200. Geo. M. Register. 3-31-1wk HOUSE-FOR SALE—House of six’ rooms strictly mod~ cement sidé~ walks; east front; large garage and extra lumber, located on Fourth street. This is just ‘the. house you have. been looking for. (A bargain at $4400.00. J." H, Holihan, first door east of Post- 4$-1-2t Li—2 modern houses rooms and bath each. ‘y bedt property in the Price $2750.00 each. how Sh of bth street, This is the ¥ city. atthe pric S FOR J.H. Holihan, first door east of Post- oftice. S es) 4-1-2: FOR SALE, RENT OR TRADE—A ‘new and bath, all modern. cottage on east side adjoining new school site, Will consider in: trade any house that needs remodeling and also 2 late model Ford roadster as part payment, ‘Thomas \Jennings. Building DAN Developing, 613th St. Phone 706K. a1=3t FOR SALE—My home. corner Ave B and Second street. modern with gas service, garage, shade trees, price reasonable four room ho terms easy. Phone 282L or 317. Keenan, 1-3 FOR” SALE—Six room house, partly modern, ‘by owner, Phone 553R, FOR RENT—Five rooms, all modern, double and single. Nice quiet place for man and wife, ent $7.00 and $8: 00 per_month, App! 3 3rd St. 3-27-6t OR _SALE—7 room modern house, in- cluding 3 bed rooms, full basement with cement Hoor and hard wood floors thru- out, 8 room modern house, including 4 bed rooms and full basement. 4 room partly modern house for $2400. Geo. |. jRegister. 8-27-1wk {| Stop! Look! Listen! ‘You;' as a tenant, are‘in danger of being-sold out of a home. You, asa Lehi are in danger of losing a bargain. There have been so many, heuses sold of lute that the bargains rapidly disappearing : Hl soon have to pay iad ‘for a honfe than now. We ithe largest list of } houses re vacant lots for sale and ( we ‘Assure pole of the very best of us in your real es- tate Deion, and you will discover. y why business is the largest here: le ‘also write fire insurance in reliable companies. Soe 106478 F. E. Young Real) Estate. Co. First one Bank Bldg. Phone 78) : : STRAYED=From.our farm, near Shields, N. D. about.’ three dark brown hors branded Non left hip,.‘one hot blind in tne left eye.. A'-suitable reward will, be paid leading. to thelr recovery. Wiegel, Bros., Shields, N,_D. . t FOR SALP—Hotel and feed barn: months ago, two in good town on main line of Northern paciiie “Railway. Only Hotel in town. For further particulars , address Hotel, Judson, N. D. ~ GARDNER—Rxperienced’ in lawns ers. Phone “602K. v FOR SALE—Pure bred R. C. White Wyandotte Cockerels. $3.00. Mrs._R. R. Boyd, Menoken, N. D. 3-27-1wk FOR SALE—Two garages. very reason- /able if taken at once. Phone 547. TION, DRAYMBN—Privilege of Ave, ATTENTION, dumping ashes on low lots corner B and Second St. G. J, Keenan. {Underwood Firstclass condition. — Miller. Tillotson. ‘ ie 3-B1-8t STRAYED—Foyr hors white mare. branded C-3" left flank; 1 brown mare. 1 black gelding branded V6 left shoulder, } brown gelding. white face. V6 left shoulder. All wore halters last seen 6 miles southwest of Jamestown. March 26. $25 reward for information and recovery of hor John J, Claney. Montpelier, N. D., R. No, 3-31-214wk DOINGS OF THE DUFFS’ For Rent FURNISHED FLAT STRICTLY MODERN, FURNISHED APARTMENT ACCOMODATING FIVE , PEOPLE - LIGHT ANDO HEAT FURNISHED SEE JANITOR — 2247-/EAST AVE. $looe ‘BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE Apartments \ TuovGer: WN, Apartment SEE, THATS Att THERE ts. To (Tl LAND FOR RENT—800 acres 61% miles north of Menoken, 700 acres broken. Inquire of E..P. Crain, Bismarck, N. D. eee o3t FOR SALE—Barn 16x20, would make a good double garage or could make a ON BROADWAY | | Theda Bara Goes from | Stage Real newspiper olticg looks ‘like. eo udway. | shack on Bi Sempliiny 0 thestra German musi The Philade!ph R & 3 R 10 the “Rhine i o ginall house, ‘Thos. Sheehan, 607 6th creen to Phone. ia 2g-awk || 8 goghakes | Colling | Rotary be per share. 50 shares . ss rn: Oil Stock,, $2. per BY PAUL Master Oil Co. of ew ¥ork, March Fargo. Offer. ‘Co.. Basement Fargo National Bank, Fargo. North Dakota. 3226-2wks FOR SALE—One sewing machine in good condition; one range_Wwith water front, price reasonable. Call 357U after : me congregated Opera sopriino, present no,” an old Ve had to. put the effect nfter all s per TOR SALEM. ‘odern home of 9 rooms and buth, good location, by owner at 517 2nd Street or phone 827. 3-18-2wks WANTED TO RENT” WANTED—Furnished light housekeeping rooms. Write 41, _‘'ribune. i-1wk WANTED TO RENT—Small house or s-.for. light ousekee| ing. Phone Roghibs Corie shy bins. Phone, ROOMS FOR RENT. FOR RENT=Medern furnished “room. syitable. for ‘two ladies, Phone 6181, 411 9th Ste kK e 4-1-1 FOr RENT—Room in modern home, men only,) 320 Mandan Ave, Phone 398L. 4-1-3¢ FOR RENT —Furnighed room, “suitable for two, 321 8th 4-1-4t “yurnished ‘room, suitable for two. Phone 581K, 902 6th St. ‘ 3-29-41 FOR RENT—Modern room at 815 4th St. 3-26-lwk FOR RENT—Very “Teairable room, gentle- | man preferred. Call 357U after, 6 p.m. 3-25-bwke oe PERSQNAL BLANCHE BARNARD, AVE,, BRIDGEPORT, answer six questions and inspirational reading for ON) Give name-of favorite flower ‘and date of birth. 3-2-Imo. YS 8 ‘a. brief LAR. NTED ~ Phone _ _WORK W WANTED—Da GARDNER—Mxperienced in lawns flowers. hour, $4.00-day. Phone u2K, . 3-26-1wk — LAND =320 acre farm 6 mil 6 north FOR RE: of Bismarck with seven room house, Si motives Un’ So Sores Ce eat Rnd said it was not within his fune | Per as the girl who. aires neres, ln-eorty last, years Usual, tena tey tions ‘to’ proportion the \guilt between | Made her debut. in -Phone 832R. L, A. Baker, 222 2nd st..| {hem but to leave thent to the con: ciety: as Ann Mason, _ Bismarck, N._D. 4-1-1wk| quences of :their-mutual wrongdoin: of Virginia. But FOR R? NT ORE Hine eb eetes BW Charles: Rp: Shepley, husband of the and her eeandtethe f < ROW DSRS defendant/was a party to the suit, but | held two portfolios in the cabinet Address C.'8. Jetmuing, ra Judge Michael Mend him without | James Buchanan. WISCONSIN BULLETE i . crops, Immigration Bureau, W isconsin Dept. of Agriculture, Capitol 71, Madison, (Vis, 3-24-60t FOR SALE—600 acres improved farm, im- provements practically new; all land ullable and lays level, with no waste land. Can gi immediate possession. Will sell on crop payment and consider some city property as part payment. Price $40.00 per acre, For information write A. J. Wise, Tuttle, N. D. FOR toms 4 miles south of city; 30 acres of this js on bluff with tsmall buildings; 240 acres cleared; balance timber; if necessary We can sell this in two pieces. one of 190 acres and one of 160 acres. The present overflow assures a tre mendous crop this year;, 80 acres, are in alfalfa and about 30 ‘acres was in corn last year. This is a real bargain at our price.- F. E. Young Real Fatate Cox 3-31-4t FARMS onan: Rock Indian Reserva: dairy, corn, grain and grazing The Best of the West.” Let's Write Standing Beck Land coitice: 1mo Sit! the 0! McLaughlin, s. CANDOLOGY—A oS eaaine facts in regard to the | situation. Three_months’ subscription, Free. for a home or as an ‘investment you are thinking of buying good farm lands. simply, write me a letter and say, “Mail me LANDOLOGY and all par. ticulars FREE.” Address Editor, Land: ology, ‘autane Land Co., 435 Skid- more Bidg., Marinette, Wisconsin. 1-1@4mor MISCELLANEOUS __ PARTY is known who took switch key from Hupmobile on upper Sixth street Sunday night and will avoid trouble by. leaving same at Tribune office im- mediately. ASHES HAULED and garde: Quick service. Phone 841X. FOR SALE OR BXCHANGE—I. thave about 15! head of good work horses for sale, ranging from 1100 to 1500 Ib: i young, or will trade for cattle. J. ett, Bismarck, D.\, Phone, 82 FOR SALE—One Fumed oak extension dining table and six chairs to match; $20.00. One Bobbinless two spool sew- ing machine with Greist attachments, new,’ erator, 100 Ib. capaci Randall Ross Boyd, Menoken, N. D. 3-27-1wk FOR SAEs $22,00 F, B. Wire or phone your ante fell in a faint and he threw a knife. $25.00. One White: Frost Refrig- | , nearly new. $50. | cars good upland hay, | O. B. Cooperstown, N. D.}\, Weite ‘or phone John -C. Moe, ‘Coopers- opening’ night, town, N. D 3-30-1Wk FoR SALE in. good cond gale, Phone WANTHD—Washing, Phone @7¥." \ | | 2 at-in| ANTHD—Odd jobs, Phone B44, WANTEI Jobs! ala ot MOTORCYCLES Ford car A-l-condition, Call De Lamndeen. $28 7th St, | 3-27-1wk| | 25 1W et oe “LAURA” GETS‘ DECISION * FROM ST. PAUL JURORS For SAL E—Ford ear, A-1 condition. Call. 8 3-25-1wk St. Paul, Minn. April 1.— A ueci- | sion in favor of Mrs. Laura A. Shep- j ley, Chicago, who was sued for $32, @2 by William: G. Mueller, Chicago ness Man, was handed down .in district court here Saturday by Judge (. Michael. Mueller sought to re- cover the amount which he allege! Mrs. Shepley. obtained from him by fraud and intrigue. . Costs. of the case*) were” assessed against Mueller, who was granted 40 days in which to take steps. for a new trial or an appeal. An intensive campaign of loye-mak- ing and .money-getting began when Mueller met Mrs. Shepley/oy a train en route from Chicago to New York, Judge Michael said, and he summed up this phase of the elise i in the phrase: “Laura wanted the money.” The court also found that Mueller was actuated by unworthy ANN Mason in Harris success, knowledge of the source of the money obtained by his wife and innocent: of y Wrong. Cella j vie world | crowds hid \ this HE MISS THIS CHAN London—Miss Ethel Chance, a ser vant, was dusting a-mantlepiece when aw a man’s face reflected in a 1" before her, ‘She screamed anl are empty. 1h able sermon Yt doesn't spoil the The missile whistled over/her head, but did not that the Shuber | rode with the anid bewitehi METHUSEL HE WAS-AN OSTRICH Ios Angeles—Methuselah, the hus- band of Queen Anne, died here, H+ wag_60 years old and wasn’t married untfi he was 45. Other ostriches at the ostrich farm miss him, it is said. * Meven.” iu which ice Costellp are ‘There are S00tnational banks in the United States. Rok. Royd, ‘Mrenoken,. N, 3-27-1wk at house, to. hear und Miss Rose Ponselle, an Ame “La ‘Forzi rdi opera, that, nove on” order ats were sold on the * * copped big honor: past a good jangh over a film that has to do with hooze bottles that ant preaches a laugh ering prohibition, eventually furs up i SS Fs | FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS SARAZAS So the M Envi * ———SoS MASON Those who have seen pretty “The: Acquittal,” Cohan and wold hard * ryan whiten in “The Six Mest we. Inevie, "c: ! Strong interest centers on. the news: are to re most bh g sextetfo ever seen on < will 2 The story upon which “Deadline at Corinne starring. wil] never take any old medal: it is the first movie which Washington of the Masons y may have one AN “I? and othe )*Tom Discovers a Vacancy jin’ the Presto real slant at what the inside of «| BUILD HOUSES FIRST, IS PLEA 1 ;'Iomes More Important Than Plants, Says Miller A. Staff Special. many peo- Sie ay i ; Ae Stropotitan |_Comeeince. sinneys late New York. April 1,—“Giye house eo Car Stolen Kiss” ix a story of’ a girl who | builders materials before industrial dodges oseulation until she becomes | huild even if it means curtailment stir | y famous dancer. ‘Then a kiss-thief | of industrial expansion. polic? | in the audience breaks the ice. He's This is/ the statement of Franklin into, T. Miller president of the F. W, Dodg2 fot a lovely pank roll and fox-trots Mi n of AL ; that Pheda has a “yass-me-theesait” re, which is quite out of line with you'd expect a vamp to pos spaper critics jumped on Theda's stage apygéirance and dhe people turn: ed out to give her the ‘merry glad- hand, 2 worke show. THE WILDEST RE D Cincinnatk—Pat) Duncan confesses that he was mean when a hoy and wild while playing in the ming He says GOLLY 1 A Ww HOPPE ty ek of the Miami foothall eléyen. will Automabile Co. Construction Indu: The worker’ essential to every “if he can't divinely, so“he proposes and is ac cepted. an entertaining movie. man of ieee) Shee tae g mittee | One. grand of theatregoers. oodles of “flowers and a wonderful ciation greeted ‘Theda 4 le yamp, when she burst | th forth in “The Blue Flame.” a prodire- | near hi: H. Woods. The big kick | to any can extend much further For eve expansion be spent for housing, Miller's figures furnish, Dodge also is chair 1 operations com- itional Federation of the finan of the Ni al comfort is industry.” said Mil- find blac to live work he ist ly worthless i ry. Before our hunts houses for must be built.” 1.000 spent in industrial rom $3.000, to $5,000) must Miller says that $2,000,000,000 sav- deposits should be for short-t in banks ofthe country 1 for building instead of ym speculative loans. STYLES CHANGE that he never used to get more than Stockton, Cal-Charley © Graham's four hours slesp at night and often e last season has taught hin -hevdida't turn in at all a system of play around the coast — loop, . He’s got a different: line oof 1 out for every ball lot Cincinnati, Ohio.—Page Jack Demp- round the circuit. sf Jéss Williard and all of ’em. | Miami is serding a heavy-weight box i b ~ er to the Ohio international boxing San Antonio, “The, New Yori tournament. who weights 240 pounds, nts will train at tha City of the Ile is Eddy Saner of Dayton, ¢ Alamo again next if the city. ah addition of 50° feet Ann imagine | ‘ears ago, s0- me girl Mason, of in the mo kK. Rialto but ause booze ceive “Flo: | rmonious | form, this nd Mauy: Thedit twihle champ ¥ is based, | “The Blue Flame”: before real footlix hts on . seems to still let f a but | the vampish lines linger about her face. aher, Theda’s lead- mated reng eth “of the army on gives a | ing man. seems to be trying to keep from being v ipped. rch 16, 1920. was 2) \ = —_—SSSS==—=—=—S———————— WHERE ON BARTH ARE You GOING WITH Au TAT ; BREAD ¢ now starring {n the He Evidents Watched His Mother WuY , You DONT KNOW HowTo MALE we , BY sg (7 1s! ALL You Have ‘THis WAS A Fuentsed!| To 00. ts DUSH TWE UTTLE BUTTON! Tevess ft DUT IT ON THE SEVEN Alt pork). Hf the wipe it w roll in flou thr Meh at pthe gravy meat. Cook a water unt! meat as 7 Take Roll in ert and saute stitute, For portion of kettle wit any other half cup nips and hour, chy the chy wos Ali lifornia, increased Ber orang of the Ca change, spect. The rec through w duce large The e: he unus loads are MUCH organdie, honffaney frills and des, ud tel (black shes Paducal more of t right vari Waco, ding whe: trying to remnants an't ene FIRST You piece, skewer water to hare the soup few peppercorns, (This y and cutlets for a family of five.) ARR Rn ee That declaration i: w of oranges on the tree: Bou Dainty, s he worn this summe and lace are used fof this material seen white organdie coll: $18,000 FOR TT Roger of last: season! ‘Tex. mighty tough propostion on his hands, ment isnot soldsin a solic or tie it into shape. amp cheesecloth, anl vegetables in salted cover until soft, Rub e strainer, Hent fat ith ad wn. Be “ in a frying pan of Dutch oven. Put in the meat and browft on all: sides pan i vused, transfer Ifthe frying the meat, after it is brown, to a kettle, unless the pan is deep enough to hold | the beef. Pour the vegetables and j their liquid over the at, together with any preferred 5 ty and let simmer slowly for four or five hours. turning Thickén a little and pour over the he ver} shank in boiling salted il tender. Remove as mucl wssible from the hone. Cat the pieces to resemble chops. this veal and season, unis, nd. crumbs » in butter or butte: tarnish with parsle; take the remaining the shank and put it into a ho cups brown stock and . Add one- oes, (in, one-halt each of diced pe parsley, Cook for ‘eal shank provide SOU, bb house. provide more. shaw: ers, furnish the establishment with hot water and rubbi CALIFORNIA ORANGES TO INCREASE IN SIZE x tab Bell April 1-—— Nature, in is, nig the example for production by producing lar- ms, made by officin!s lifornia F ‘ ho report the present sto We unusual in that Ex- erop re- vont raip uid a short erop are named as the med hich nature worked to pro- awn usual, ‘ “I sure said to ly fine for eating and eay- heing sent eins ANCY y FROCKS aoe as yoil ef linen will To enhance the of many summer frocks, ruffles in the same material with la white dots of Ww © popular Frocks ave trimmed wifn adie and with | and cuffs, white. Bresnahan is | Toledo a Tradl | he Kye Hens since He's ready: he market offe et T NO KID id Glason isy't that he kid- no he has sa a “ring the beli” with the of the White Sox. There ugh regulars” in cou to \ | MRS. WILSON, FIRST HOUSEWIFE OF | | THE LAND, TO SET EXAMPLE FOR | | SISTERS IN “SAVING MEAT” WEEK | | e eatin be Eat The White House will cooper WEDNESDAY ee the Departinent as Aw SIOPPE eB) 1 CASSRE 0 paiehe The following Mtoe was re 2 Hounds clomof leet sround ceived last ‘Thursday from M 1-2 cup tomato relish son; Tobasco sauce THE WITE TOUSE 1 cun heets, sited Nena ina Mix chopped eer with tomats The White House willbe glad | "elish, Add 1-4 teaspoon tobasco sauce to aid in every Way possible your (more if desired). Season well with s to reduce the ¢ of vines salt, Put in gl ensserole and bake vee rite iM the Pawo pours, basting frequently with : ase Alone oH A Hpi. / hich quality af tuble xauee, Af Ith. \sincere wis for of bieon across the top of CORR, Me Ora loaf adds to tts, richness ‘ et . ey. improyes flavor, Serve garnished with (Signed) | wdith Wilson. 1) can beets, quartred (Serve He peor Hon. A. Mitchel) ‘Palmer, ple. 7 ‘The. Aliorney General? Se The department of Justlee isspriv THORSDAY ‘ leged, officially to annomiee U OX TATE, SOUP. connection with the campaign to 1 cup ox tail ent into smatl pieces utilization of the 1-2 cup onions, cut fine met fishes pre- T2 cnp finely cut eurrots 1 cup diced potatoes served at the White House during the 1-4 Cup harley I “Save Money on Meat” weele ‘These 1, teaspoon witite _bepper provide for the use of the Jess 1 tablespoon sley or celery. top costly duts, particularly those from 1 tthlegpoon is the forequarter»: 1 Exhlesnagn { MONDAY { The ox tail shouid be chopped at |poOT ROAST WITH VEGETABLES | cach’ joint, making the, pieces from 3 or 4 pounds chuek roast Jone to two inches Jong: wash well in 1 cup sticed carrots two or three waters, put on to boil 1 cup sliced onions { with two quarts of cold water; add the 1 4 cup celery cut: in. bits varle¥ and boil slowly for two hours: 1 cpp sliced turnips then add the onions prot, salt-and = 3 tablespoons fat (preferably from | pepper. hoi] for thirty minutes, add the potatoes ant boil f add a little paprika, and the carmel. Serve i ith pieces of ox Gail, (This makes a very nutri tious soup.) twenty minut FRIDAY BEEF BRIKET—-Boiled andy Browned °* If the piece has much bdne, part! may he removed for soup stock, or for gravy to be used with the meat when warmed, over, Cook the solid part of the meat until tender, with $e a little celery, salt and garlic, added, turning it according to the ,amount of meat. Remove meat from liquor: place in shallow pan with skin. side np. and) score eral times across lop. Have boiled potatoes (het ur cold) in readin to drop into kel lo take up some of the fat; then pl them around meat and brown all ina hot oven Make minuteg, the remaining rately. The meat.” cheese. and will ng. about with for svavy twenty a he tender and appe' SATURDAY ESCALLOPED CORN 2 cups cooked corn hee cu um white si Is ik celery, chopped. tine aS anion, Chopped. Cook celery and onion in sauce, Put ‘he corned beef, in a shallow haking dish. Remove celery and onion from sauce, Add sauce to meat, Sprin with bread crumbs moistened w melted butter. or butler substitute, Brown in hot oven. BE cubed ae ENGLISH. DEPARTMENT. STORES AMALGAMATED —+—_ Washington, © April 1.—Amalgama, tion of department: stores in’ Engiand fis noted iu official trade reports re- ceived here as the jute: develop- ment of a tendency tow: combina- tion in each brauch of England's tional-industries, Big ste ly those in the more import ‘ combining through Hidation and already con come app the busine in the cout oncentratesd big interests. The Ame Chamber of | Com- meres in London reports that one of the largest department stores of that City recently absorhed three competi- tors branched out in Seuuh through the opening of we establishment in Buenos Aires. The value of advertising a sell- force is hecoming more realized the report sgid. “Phis towards amalgamation i: movement. not expected to destvoy competition, though it may tem to narrow its scope.” : \ No Internal medicine will cu ly by the application ol LENE, the great external Scan i the Eczema microbe be destroycd. Prove this for y at our expense. Science hasdiscovered that the acid-like jpice found under the skin of the common table cranberry quickly destroys the tiny skin parasites. that cate Eczema, and most other akin ty his bined with ootting. healing oils, The ro+ sole is Berens ral he. color. CRANOLENE i ie id b by all good Sate ibe and one rae by