The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1921, Page 7

“EEE WANTED—MALE Z Tea ae ore tractors, ana: ing, welding or automotive electric- \ ity in Northwest's oldest, largest) and best equipped school. Infor- mation free. Minneapolis Auto & Tractor School, 240 2nd St. North, _ ‘Minneapolis, Minn. ELECTRICITY TAUGHT—By ex- rts. .Earn while you learn at ome. Electrical Book and Proof Lessons Free. Your Success guar- anteed-and position secured. Write today. Chica; age +1800 Sanyal Barber role _8-19-1t “TRADE—At the, Moler Oldie titution of ite Established 1893. Time and ex- je, mayed rs our methods, Catalog rber College 107 R. Rou Ave. . Minneapolis, ~Minn, \ 3-1-1mo WANTED = Men - Women’ over 17. ‘ Hundreds Government Jobs obtain- ablé~ $135 month. List free. Write immediately. Franklin In- ‘ stitute, Dept. 321, N. Rochester, N. Chicago. Engineering Works, |- out, containin, in Marinette County, Wisconsin. If a home or as an. Investmens: you are thinking of buying good farm lands; where farmers grow rich, send at once | for this special number of Landology. | It is free on request. Address Skid- ; 1921 facts, of clover more-Riehle Land Co., 4 ~ Skidmore- Riehle Bidg., Marinette, Wisconsin. 1-3-3mo AGENTS WANTED" AGENTS WANTED —To advertise’ our goods and distribute Free Samples to Consumer, \90c per hour. Write for full ‘particular: American Products Co., 3282 Amer | . ican Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. ’ 319-1t AGENTS—Make_ $75.00. weekly sell-| ing guaranteed hosiery. We guar-\ antee $36.00 weekly full time. T5c j an hour spare time. Experience unnecessary. Perfectwear Hosiery, _Darby, Pa. ; 8-19-1t | FOR SALE OR RENT = HOUSES AND FLATS WANTED—Man to sell general line FOR SALE—Six-room modern house | east front, well located, two bed-| we of office supplies, Act as district managers. Good cominissions. Ad- rooms, fon $3150; on terms;, , 5- vise. territory wanted.- McFarling| "22™. modern pouse with fine gai- Sales Company, Terre Haute, Ind age, for $3,400, of terms; 7-room 319-1 It. modern Mouse vo located, east MEN WANTED — For Detective ront, fine lot, with garage, on. goo work. Experience rinuiseeasary: terms; 6-room modern house, wel) Write J. Ganor, former U. S. Gov't located south front 2 bed-rooms for | Detective. St. Louis. 3-19-1t |, $3,400 on terms; large rooming 2 ‘—.| hotise, modern, for $5,000, on terms. . HELP WANTED—FEMALE Geo. M. Register. 3-18-2w ae $30.00 WEEKLY. UP—Home work: | HOUSE FOR SALE—Strictly mod- $ EEKLY. UP. Home work; h f d bath. | experience ‘unnecessa! Every: Om the ost beautiful ho thing furnished. Send’ self ad- |“ Bike” mont fon sane a dressed stamped envelope for free borhaud: Ww ose pont, ey pele “il particulars. Bon-Bon Candymak- this a 1 2 * ‘i ha b st ers Co. Philadelphia, Pa. 3-19-1t| ils home last fall. A Hatgein & 4,500. $1,200 cash. Hurry. J. | WANTED—Firet” class 2nd cook at Holihan, .1st door. East, 0 “Post | pcr Good wages. Steaay. fob eal Office. Phone 745. -\ 3-19-3t hone: 208) This ‘eyen room n frame house’ set | malty. among the trees is a roomy well made aie ok Bal N home in excellent part of city, we SALESMEN WANTED—Men success-| only ask. a small payment down the ful selling any line can make ::| balance to suit yourself or the same as ! profitable connection with the Pol-|paying- rent. . For appointment .call, icyholder’s Life Insurance Co., Phone 961, __3-16-4t | Sioux Falls, South Dakota. A new plete furnis' ings for | and attractive plan. Hundreds of| six room tae can have lease on | business and profegsional men of| houge,, furniture included} dining | South, Dakota are charter members.| room huite,” bed room suite, beds, | a Good commission. Selis fast. Home{ complete dresser, rockers, rugs and | office co-operation. Good territory. ‘curtains. Write 163 Tribune. a open. Write at onc 3-16-17-18-19 3-17-3t | ® SALESMEN—To sell direct to homes | FOR SALE—Nice Bungalow of five | trough leads. No house to house{ rooms bath and sewing room. A} work. $60 to $100 per week. Mar- ban ‘ain at $3,400. $1,200 cash. J.} . ried man preferred. Positions lolihan, 1st door East of Post | : permanent.¢ Kor personal _ inter- _Oition Phone _ 745. _3-19-3t i ’ view, write, giving Phone number | FOR SALE—A seven room bungalow | address. Address Tribune 243. Rees ee a ise WANTED-—Salesmen for 6,000 mile guaranteed tires. Guaranteed sal- ary $100.00 weekly with extra com- missions. Cowan Tire & Rubber . Co., Box 784, Chicago, Ill. 3-19-1t ae ROOMS FOR RENT | FOR RENT—Large front furnished room for light housekeeping, ground floor; modern house. : Phone 612, or Call_723 3rd_stree’ 3-18-2t ROOM AND BOARD—at $10 per week Rooms 50c per day. Stam Heated ‘Meals S5c. Phone 231. , Banner House. 3-16-1Ww FOR RENT—Furnished and wu fur- | nished light housekeeping ri Business College. Phone 183. 8-7-1f FOR RENT—Modern furnished room ‘ for gentlemen-only. 222, 3rd St. , _Phone_962. ; 3-19-2t | FOR- RENT—One room'and board for) tyo gentlemen. Call at 523 6th St. ROOM AND BOARD—In modern home, 517 7th street. Phone 586... 7 3-17-3¢ FOR RENT—Room in private house; close in. Phone 439-K. 3-17-3t FOR RENT—Furnished room. “Ap- ply 214, 5th St. 3-19-3t FOR RENT—Modern furnished. room, 713 3rd street. 3-17-lw —<—<— $$ ______— WANTED TO. RENT | WANTED—By March 20th three rooms, ‘furnished or unfurnished. Chas. Holmes, Box 57], city. 3-14-5t __ BUSINESS CHANCES SOMETHING NEW—In Oil invest-| ments, Not oil stock. Own inter- est in a well in world’$ greatest oil field—easy pavulente: Let us ex- plain ne new f lan. Write for particu- lars. Carlton, Box 676, Ft. Worth ie: 3-19-1t HOW TO START—In Business For Yourself. A little Book sent free to men and women anxious to make money by working part or full time. Clows Co., Philadelphia, Pa. ° 3-19-1t WORK WANTED ois WORK WANTED— Carpet beating, window cleaning, house repairing or any~odd jobs. Phone 833-L. J. L. Dowis, 312 8th street So., Bismarck, N.D. 3-18-1w WORK WANTED—Colored lady wish- es day work, or smal} bundle. wash- ings. Mrs. Annie” Cross, 217. South ith, rear, ~ + 3-15-lwk WANTED—Odd jobs, storm windows removed 4lsp, Phone 439x. 3-17-2w HOUSES WANTED. WANTED TO BUY—Five-room bunga- » low ‘with modern improvements and well located. Write 209 Tribune, ‘ 3-19-3t , WANTS TO BUY—We have a client wishing to buy a modern bungalow on pavement. about 5 or 6 ruoms aan bath. Henry & Henry, J Fhove 1, — Y .LOST AND FOUND . LOSt—Key 1 ring containing about 40: keys and tag bearing the number 55546. Finder will kindly return to A. Leupp, Stanton, N. D., for re- ward, SD) 3-19-2t Person who took clock from Calis fornia Fruit store is knowmand had; better return at once to save trouble. A. G. Nassif. 3-193 ———— R. S. ENGE, D. C. Ph. C. Chiropractor Consultation Free Suite 9. 11—L.ucas Block—Phone 268 on 7th Street. Write Lock Box 263, | Garrison, N. D. for particulars, | 8-15-1-wk | FOR RENT—Strictly \ modern apart: | ment in the Rose Apartments 215 3rd street. F. W. Murphy. Phone 852. 3-3-tf | FOR RENT—Furnished roomy mod- | t Mandan 320 Ave. | ern home. Ak | Phone 262L. FOR RENT—Furnis 5 rooms. Phone 144X, or ‘call at 802 | 2nd. 3-19-1wk | FOR RENT—Four rooms in moder | house, 422 12th St. «Phone 233, FOR RENT—Modern duplex apart- ment, with garage Call 159-L. | ~ 3-18-3t| : ‘ = se ing, 40c; sample 10c. Aden Fra FOR RENT<Modern apartment. Call ele’ Dree 2n, Tenn. Og A9elt at Bismarck Tribune office., 3-15tf | “4 No. 10 pail of Pure > Montana Hon. | “AND, FOR SALE—At a bargain 169 acres in McLean County. Located about 20. rds. from Crooked Lake. Rural) “tree delivery; telephone, but not in,, As there is only a grainary on place, | also a school house. 75 acres in field which is rented fof tliis season. 10 miles from railroad. The proposed | road of the Great Northern crosses | the land. $2600\takes it and half! of crops which is‘ my share by pay- ing for seed. On terms $5.00 cash) will handle,it. Write 211 Tribune | 3-18-1w | LANDOLOGY SPECIAL NUMBER— | Just out, containing 1921 facts of | clover land in Marinette County, | Wisconsin. If for a home or as an investment you are thinking of buying g farm lands where | farmers grow rich, send at once for | this special number of landology. It is free on request. Address Skidmore-Riehle Land Co., 435} Skidmore-Rjehle Bldg., Marinette, | Wise. 3-19-1t | t. | FLATHEAD VALLEY MONFANA— | This Valley is one Hundred miles | West of the Rocky Mountains. | When you leave Eastern Montana | where it is cold and windy and ar- rive in Kaljpell the County Seat, | you will be surprised when you see | the Valley. Let us mail you our |. big list of farms, Tupper & Dick- | __inson, Kalispell, Montana. __3-19-1t | ‘WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER “IN, the, line of irproved or unimproved | land, close-to railroad town in the| eastern part of North Dakota. In/ angwering state Tegal description, |. - character of the soil and subsoil. { and the very lowest price. etc. Write’ '“Ingvald Bjore, R 7, Fergus. Falls, ! Minn. 3-17-1w | PP led | FOR RENT:—Farm of 480 acres in Gibbs township 260 acres under cul-' tivation, 100 acres in corn last year, | 8 miles east of Bismarck, 114 miles; from RedTrail, good water.and wind mill a fair set of buildings fenced) and cross fenced everything handy | ng rocks. Wilt furnish most of seed or will rent for cash also: FOR SALE:—About 20 head of good work horses: ranging in weight) from 1100 to 1500 or will. trade for’ cattle or town property, if interested | call J. C; Swett Phone 822x. 3-1/. At | FOR LEASE—Caltivated land on sec- tion 7 in McKenzie township, near | McKenzie, North Dakota, for lease, | as a whole or in part. Owner will | furnish seed. Most of said section | is cultivated. No buildings there- on, Geo. M. Register. °3-9- WANT ¥O HEAR—From owner hav- | ing farm for, sale, state cash price, - and full destription. John J. Black, N. Dakota ‘Street, Chippewa Falls, i Wisconsin. ae 3-19-1t FOR RENT—800 acres of good land in Burleigh County 6 miles north of Menoken. 700 acres broken. “E. P. Crain, Bismarck, N. Dak. B-178t WANTED—To hear from owner of | good farm for sale. State cash ~price, full description. Minneapolis, Minn. 9-1t pa ! Dakota for 1 D. F. Bush, ' ‘ETWS STATEMENT BY ‘A DOCTOR, HOW TO CURE _A HEADACHE P WELL, | HAVE A BETTER 108A THAN THAT ? 01 IN mpletely fur- nished. Within {0 miles from Bis- marek, in county seat town, only ho- tel; 15 rooms, steam heat; large barn; good trade. Just the place for young man and wife. Phone 612 or write 723 3rd street, Bismarck, +N. D. {BABY CHIC! Sggs; Pure d; Leghorns, - Rocks, Reds, Orping: tons, Wyandottes; best laying strain; postpaid; reasonable prices; catalog free. Missouri Poultry __Farms, Columbia, Mo. FOR SALE—Almost new furniture. Enough furniture to furnish a 6- room house. Party can also fent house. $750.00 will take it. Call 813 Thayer St. or Eons 877L. 3-19-3t R SALE—Very “eomiplote: two section chicken house. Twenty- four pure bred young White Wyan- dotte. hens, one young Cock, wire fencing, posts, coops, etc. Phone 8-19-3t iwe are in need of houses and bang lows, a number of our clients ate waiting, If you want to sell’ your Bismarck property list with’ Henry & Henry, Phone 961. 8-15-5t NATURAL LEAF TOBACCO—Abso- lutely no dope. 5 Ib weaky $1.25; Medium $1.75; Stout $1.90; chew ey delivereg at any post office in North $ cash, with order. B. F. Smith, Jr, Fromberg, Mont. 3-9-1) FIRST GLASS WORK—Cleanii pressing, repairing, dyeing, ladies’ } and men's clothing, Eagle Tailoring & Hat Works, phone 58, opposite _postoffice. Bats 1- 18-tf FOR SALE — i Clover Honey. two cases, $22.00; five ca F OB Dunlap, Iowa,-E. S: Miles Son. #2 Beth 3y19-1t | PRE WAR*PRICES on cleaning, re- blocking and remodeling men’s hats, Eagle Tailoring & Hat Works, Phone 68, opposite Postoffice. 1-18-tf FOR QUICK SALE—New white rotary sewing machine, 2 electric; ‘one 6- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ; drawer drop heatl oak figish; 'clos- | Freckles and His Friends Fanny Seems to Be i ‘Trouble: Maker. "GO AND TELL FRECKLES OUR GOAT IS LOOSE- THE MARSHAL WILL BE ARRESTING us. r HELEN, DID You ReaD \{ NO, WHA A BUTTON IN Your. MOUTH IT WiLL CURE @ neapacne! Au You's PuT A FEW BUTTONS ON SOME OF MY SHIRTS IT WILL KEEP ME FROM CATCHING COLD , 5O EASILY | ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS By Olive Barfon Roberts T*iling her son, Kicky, a story. —ground frozew<-nearly starve. Bill gets dull} too! Mrs, Kangaroo lives in that grove. One look ahead, and a turn around. i: And away he “Where does Mrs. Kangaroo live?” asked ‘Nick of a great keewce bird. “Do you know her? The bird pulled his long bill olt of the ground, deliberately swallowed pie worm he had found, ye ed C) a s und Flippety- Flap found a eucalyptus tree a story. The tall and its so that it The sun was a wning suddenly | Mr: yered who his question- ers were, especially Flippety-Flap, the fairy-man, who had such_ enormous fee eg “What are they?’ he asked, pointin: and not paying any See to Nic question. Flippety-Mlap laughed and did a little clog-dance, <ind. sir” he said} “they:ze the most useful thin, down, iy was “The reus tents ‘like mush- rooms Yound, Are anchored with ropes firm and world, a combination of bo: tight to the ground. mobiles, flying The people and they crowd ground-gripp he rest and t . secret, but I shall trust you, They are| At the cla the cages—the also valises in which I carry many magical articles, " J wouldn't be botjer-{ it's on, 1 naptime him s bed 2 pulled the nto the little “bird cf her. and ” he nodded. i should like a pa in ,front ‘To buy a fresh milk cow. ingN\them out. Phone 887 for ap-,; WANTED pointment Phone ‘738. 3-16-1w \ . 3-18-Lw FOR, SALE—Sand and gravel whole- —sale or retail, sand and gravel is | of best quality in Northwest-recom-| + mended by Shanon & Boyd, James-| Se ee ’ MARKETS | SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK town, N..D. For Prices write’or Phone C. F, Russell, Linton, N. D. South St. Paul, March 19.—Hog're- oN. 3-18-1M ceipts, 400. Steady. WANTED—Milk and cream customers| Range, $8.25 to § | Bulk, $9.00 to $9 ‘Apwors Avpoy, "Ut in north and eastern parts of the: city preferred. Cream delivered to ‘sydyaoou aVaPD ‘any part of the city on Saturday.) Beef steers for week, 2c lowér. Jennings Dairy. Bhone 402P 4, Cows ‘and heifers selling above t1¢5.00; mostly 50c lower. Veal calves mostly $1.00. lower; top today, $9.0 Good and choice stockers and feed- ers, steady to weak. Sheep receipts, none. yR SALE—One » two-plow Ca tor and two-bottam self lift plow; nearly new. Mé#Sht consider Ford as part payment. Write P. O. 521, Bel -ob FOR SALE—Registered Chester ene week lambs 25 tq 50° cents White-Gilts and boar. Phone eta Sheep and yearlings about , steady. FOR SALE—First ‘river bottom MINNEAPO! POLIS FLOUR Minnéapolis, March 19.—Flour un- “hay, $10 per ton 49,622 barrels. 106K 3 Shipments, A "$25.00. Phor For ts 31-2 4 ing table, one rug, 4 1-2x6 feet, one Chicago, Mar. a Cal t cane. chair, 411 Sth street. a ‘all 1000, or weal beck Bates cee TATE a cents lower. z FOR SALE—Wilton rug, 9x12, slight-| “qq, ‘receipts, #000, Light and med- ly used, will sell reasonably, 408 2nd street, I. C, Frendberg, 2nd floor? 3-17-3t EXPERT dry cleaning, hand | press- iums scarce, 15 to 50 cents higher. Others slow. Sheep receipts Ny 000. Today prac- tically all packe For week ing, relining, remodeling and*tail-! 59 cents to $1 lo oring. Klein, tailor and cleaner. ! aeesas rer nes 37-10 GRAIN. FOR SALE—Oliver plow, 3 bottom 19.—Wheat _re- ceipts, 169 cars, compared with 88 cars a year ago. engine gang. Phone 833-L. J. 1. Dowis, 312 8th street So., Bismarck. NeDe She 3-18-1-w 52 to $1.58; FOR SALE—One electric range, hot water front. In good condition at a j _ bargain. 518, 5th St. 8-19-1wk 1 SH GRATN. FOR SALE—One % hot water in- Wheat'No. 2 red, cubator, and one 150-chick brooder, | hard, $1.531-2 t : _ Lomas Hdw, Co. B-AG-lw | oe DTM Sime t os ee. ¥ head of horses, | 1-61 1- . Frank J. Spalla, Plaza, N. D., R. Fe! 2 mixeds 60°1-2¢ to 61 1-4¢; D. No. 1. No, 2 yellow, 64 1-2c¢ to 65c. WANTED— Oats No. 2 white, 41.1-4¢ to 43 3-4e; No. 3 white, 393-4¢ lo 401- Be. @ Rye No, 2, $1.41 t $1.41 1-2 Barley, 62c t condition. * FOR RENT-—Gar at price. Phone 4!2-K. reagonahle lw By Blosser | AN'UE SAID You'D HAETA GO T' THE CALABOSE MEGRE — s mm JUST COME DOWN HERE AN' SEE WHAT YOuR ; cents net (To Be Continued.) — RR eee THIS WOMAN SUFFERED aman, Sturfiin, Colo., ed with bladder and trouble for years. Doctored and tried everything. No help. Fi- nally a friend sent me Foley Kidney They helped me so much Now I feelfine. Spent ights. Suffered so it secmed I- could hardly live. Recom- mend Foley Kidnéy Pills to all who | suffer from kidney trouble as I did.” Handy to keep worm: ee CHILD CRIME GROWS, Marder and Counterfeiting by Budapest Children By Newspaper Enterprise sleepless Budapest, 18. Schools” are being opened heres to | check the, child crime wave. Criminality among minors has jin- ed more than 200 per cent in and 100 per cent in Hungary. in two months. % | 4 Children under 18 nave been found guilty of murder, burglary and coun terfeiting. Children who have received a sentence” are being sent to girdian Schools,” the ck of food is responsibie for tne dot crime among the chil according to Mme. Julie “Eye Vajsk', delegate to the American Red Cross. “Children spend their days ‘a ten their nights in the st says. “Undernourished, they haven't the strength to resist temptation io Dich they are subjected. VOTE FOR B. F. FLANAGAN ‘Police Masseteate “A Square Deal for All” Shop at the Emporium, 116 5th St.. and save money. F. A. KNOWLES, Optical Specialist Your Eyes Examined and Lenses Ground to correct all defects of the eye which gl. will cure. Bring us , your broken lenses or your prescription, we can. replace any lense almos while you wait. We have the only Lense Grinding Plant in the city, coupled with a complete stock of lenses. F. a KNOWLES, Jeweler B fismarck Call d Optician N WEBBBROTHERS iGmbalmers . Funeral Directors iS Licensed Embalmer in Charge DAY “HONE 50 NIGHT PHONES 65—887 Undertakers BISMARCK MOTOR COMPANY Distributers of STUDEBAKER a and CADIEL AC) AUTOMOBLE ARLORS Licensed Embaimers in Chases Night Phone 100. or 687 PERRY UNDERTAKING P Day Phone 100 BISMARCK FURNITURE CO! PANY 220 MAIN STREET : Upholstered Furniture Made to Order FITTERS ss — MAIN STREET CARL PEDERSON FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR, Southwestern North Dakota and Prices closed nervous 33-4 to 41-4 lower, Southeastern Montana BISMARCK, N, tk used in hens’ out of tem. Shrodded cedar ba jusects hosts keeps Je eau