The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1921, Page 7

\ FOR RENT © FACTORY) WANTS—A distributor” for Dakota territory, Smal) capital re- quired, fully secured. Here is a chance to establsh a fine paying business. Address 293 Care Tribune. 10-1-1t HELP WANTED--FEMALE LADY OR GENTLEMAN WANTED— To sell sickness, accident and health insurance. Attractive side lines and liberal commissions. — Write 283 Tribune Co. » 9-14-1m WANTED—Woman for _generai house work for family of three. Apply in person. 315 Washington Ave. 10-1-3t, WANTED—Girl. for general house work, Call between the hour of 6:00 and 7:00 p. m,, 216 9th St. North. ve cela 9-26-1-w WANTED—Girl—for general house- work, Mrs: H. J. Woodmansee, 825 4th St: 10-3-3t WANTED—Girl to work for board and room, at once. 401 5th St. 10-3-5t 2 LOST LOST—1 rim and non-skid Goodyear tire, 32x4, southeast of Bismarck. Return for reward. Slorby Studio, 10-3-3t — FOR SALE OR REN? _____ HOUSES AND FLATS FOR SALE ly modern 2-room house on fine 50-foot lot for $1,000, on terms; partly modern 4-room house, with hardwood floors, cellar, porch, lights, water, well located, for $1,700, and): partly. modern 6- room house, well located, for $2,200, on terms. Geo. M. Register. 9-27-lw Large 6 room, ‘all modern, home, near churches. and schools, 2 blocks from heart of business. district on pavement, barn, for $500.00 cash and_ reasonable. monthly payment. A. bargain,. HENRY & HENRY, Phone 961, Office 4th Street. °: : : ie < 10-8-3t FOR SALE—By. owner, modern? house with six rooms and bath. Full base- ment, large screened-in: porch;.a first class garage, with cement floor. Four blocks from. postoffice. «Will consider car imdeal.. 10 East Main. Phone 212-J. 9. room house, modern except heat, : Gash good — location, large , lot. $600.00 and small: monthly, pay- ents. Look this one over HENRY & HENRY, Phone 961, office 4th __Street. 10-3-3t FOR SALE — Strictly modern bungalow of six xooms .. and bargain at $4750. $900 cash. J. H, Holihan, 1st door East, of Post Of- fice. Phone 745. 10-1-3t $200.00 will buy 5 room home, near- ly modern, splendidly located. $600.00 cash will handle it. Monthly is yménts. HENRY & HENRY hone 961. Office 4th Street. 3 a 10-8-3t FOR RENT—Modern iurnished apar:- ment for housekeeping.;;Apply 1100 SALESMAN THE AMERICAN ART WORKS, Co- shoction, Ohio,..pioneers and lead- ers in the specialty advertising field have -several. attractive: openings for high-grade, experienced sales- men. ‘We manufacture and contro! exclusively a complete line of copy- righted art calendars, _ commercial calendars, monthly advertising ser- vice, and a.wide range of quick sell- ing specialties in celluloid, leather and paper.: The extensive scope of our three lines combined intj> onc assures steady and _ substantial sales volume the. full year around. Liberal ‘comntissiuns; weekly re- mittances. Investigate our rating in Dun’s or. Bradstreet’s, and write us direct giving age, experience and references, first letter. The Ameri- can Att Works, Coshocton, Ohio. 10-3 Bt .__WORK WANTED Si WANTED—High school boy- wants work after 4 and Saturdays in res- taurant, confectionery or any other work for board and room. Phone; 672-M: ij 9-30-3t WANTED—Work cleaning and putting | on storm windows; piace your or- Mer now. ‘Phone 938-R. / Lewis! Whites kg oea, 5 108rlW) COLORED MAN—Wants work of any kind. Phone 212 W or Lergene H. Saunders. No. 5 East Broad-; way. 3 10-3-8t i AUTOMOBILES — MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE—1 Buick roadster, build- ings and all our stock, ata bargain. Stop in and give us a bid. J.ock- wood Accessory Co., Corner 8th and | Main St. is __103-1w | FOR SALB—A snap, Cacvrolet touring car; ‘priced'to sell. “Call at 518° 6th St., after 6:30 P.M...’ 9-27-1w | FOR SALE—Two new chevrolet Tour- ing-cars at a bargain, 0. ». Gar-j age. pe as 9-29-1w — FOR! EXCHANGE. WANTED TO EXCHANGE—Two story. six room house, full hasement, fur- nace heat,-fire plac2, maple floors; lot 75x140, with garage, trees, east front, paved street, for a- modern five or six room bungalow. What have you to-offer, D, T. Owens & ,e : 9-24-tt — | 2AND | own andj operate (but do not live on place) | 4 splendid’ 270-acre farm close to county seat town of 3,000, corn and dairy belt southern Minhesota; house; large. barn; hog house silo; corn crib; granary, garage; | children attend= city schools; on| State highway, rich black soil; smooth land;’ alfalfa feild; lot of .. woven considerable tiling; good _ place to raise full — bleoded __ stock (160 Hampshire hogs now on farm);/ beautiful grove. An idea] place for a home, and. should be owned and ‘Broadway. Also: three~unfurnishet rooms, ciean, :1016 Broadway. ie es Meise ewe O° 86-Tw, FOR SALE at once by owner, hot wa- ter heated bungalow, close in; heat- ed garage. Address P, 0. Box 335, Pek at _., 9-20-1w Light... housekeeping apartment, fully..equipped. Phone __404-J. Geo. W. Little, 9-6-tf FOR RENT—Modern ouse, except heat, 401 1st St. Call’at Sweet Shop. Phone 27, 10-3-3t FOR RENT—One three and one four room unfurnished flat. Call at:801 Ist. 10-1-tf. FOR RENT—Five-room house. quire 214 5th St. _—___B00MS_FO) Re Se FOR RENT—Two rooins suitable for light housekeeping, or can be used as bedrooms, in modern house, close to high school and capitol. Phone 339W, 9-23-tf trictly modern furnish- 818 11th So. Also barn for 10 per month. ‘Phone 463-J, 10-3-1w ‘e wont Tent at occupied by, someone who would. ap- preicate a place of this kind. Will accept good farm mortgage small farm or-cheap land as first pay- ment good terms on balance. Only 75 miles to splendid grain and mi tsof Minneapolis. and St. Paul. Somebody is. go: materially. benefit his condition by delaing for this farm. Investigate this. John T. Mullen, President (Farmers and Merchants State Bank, Litchfield, Minnesota> “10-12 WANTED—To hear from owner of good Farm for sale. State: cash price, full particulars. D: F.;Bush. FARM. FOR SALE—98 acres neat Fer- gus Falls, Minn; $500 cash, balanca to suit purchaser... Cai! 264. 9-26-61 ___ MISC! ANEOUS FINAL CUT. IN WEAR-U-WELL SHOE PRICES—Good . quality \ Men’s dress and work shoes $2.98. All shoes in our branches reduced in price. For Sale in Bismarck by John Blinderman 310-13th_ St. 9-26-1w. ROOM FOR RENT—Modern, furnish- ed room, suitable*for two, 2 bkocks from \Post Office. Phone 658-J, or call at 2Q1 ist: St. 10-4-3¢ POR RENT—? rooms, -light and wa- ter furnished. 18 Main St. West. _ Phone 503-J. 9-30-Lw FOR RENT—Room in modern house, five blocks from post office. Phone BTS | 9-26-tt FOR RENT—Furnished room suit- able for two gentlemen. 301 4th 8t. is SE ae FOR RENT—Two room apartment partly funrished. Business College. 9-80 tf t. FOR RENT—Room. 331 sth St Z 9-30-3t BOARDERS WANTED WANTED—Table boarders at 708 Matz: St.. Mrs. Anderson. 9-15-tf _ OSTEOPATH : Dr. E. Bolton Specialist in Chroniz Diseases Osteopath Consultation Free 1191-2 4th St. Telephone 246. FIRST CLASS WORK—Cleaning. pressing, repairing, dyeing, ladies’ | and:men’s clothing, Eagle Tailoring ; &_ Hat Works. phone 58, opposite bostoffice. 1-18-tt PRE WAR PRICES or ctleaning, re- | dlocking and remodeling men’s hats, Engle Tailoring & Hat Works. Phong 58, opposite Postoffice. po ER ai ae FOR SALE—Rat lined fur coat, Ker- sey cover; in excellent condition, a bargain. Call at Nichols Tailor Shop, 115 Fourth street. 10-3-1w. WANTED TO RENT—Vacant building | in North or South D-Sota, suitable for small hotel and cuie. Write Box 10-3-3t ibrary table. fult size, Vermis Marcin bed. Alaska Refg., 90-lb. capacity. 410 2rd St Call after 6 P. M. 10 FOR SALE—Small hotel and good Iowa town of 400 po Write Box 51, Temp.eton, low % 1 Pe See Se FOR SALE—Practicaliv new Congole- | 7am Tug, 9x12) “Call” 206 E. Tayer. 9-26-1W | -burner oil stove, large at $01 sth St. Phone SALE oven. Call Undertakers DAY PHONE 246. PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS Licensed: Embalmer in Charge as ' Day Phone 100 SS BISMARCK FURNITURE COMPANY 290 MAIN SIREET _ BUSINESS DIRECTORY _ WEBB BROTHERS ; Embalmers |” Licensed Embalmer in Charge = k.242-W. 10-1-2t ~ ' Funeral Directors | =" NIGHT PHONES 246-887 Night Phone 100-or 68 fruit and walnut trees: large brick | . ‘ eels 3. brick | wire fencing; | Lday of Oct. A. D 4 writ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE [DOINGS OF THE DUFF a THAT WAS A FINE DINNER. YoU HAD- ) TOA i FEEL PRETTY GooD: ; LWOULDN'T MIND | SEEING A GOOD ! | SHOW RIGHT NOW GO.PUT YouR COAT ON, “THEY'LL ONLY HOLD THOSE TICKETS UNTIL EIGHT OcLock ! FOR SALE—Horse, buggy and. har- ness. John Gussner, 305 12th St. Ce aan 9.30. 1w. FOR SALE—Choice Canary Singers, Jacob Bull, Dickinson, N. FOR SALE—Househod W. Rosser., Phone 80!-J 9-30-2 FOR RENT—-Office space on ground floor. “Phone 798. 9-17-tt = = —-< ' LEGAL NOTICES | ——_—. ———@ SECOND SUMMONS "is OF NORTIL DAKOTA, of Burleigh. An Jw fore Geo. Uf, Dolan, i Rosen, .Plaintift vs. Kinman, Defendant. DAKOTA, TO DANT summons herein you are directed to appear before me at my office in the city of Bismarck, Burleigh. County, North Dako ten o'clock in the forenoon ‘of the 21s . then/and the to answer the compliint,’ of° Rosen against you alleging that yo gave him two chécks for $15.00 each, and that there-are no funds to pay the sum, and that you are ewing him tne sum’ of $3.00, and that no part thereat has been paid, and that they have issued a summons; affidavit for attach- thent, undertaking for, attachment, and of attachment and that the sheriff has now in his possession and under his control one trink belon to. you. ‘And demanding judgment against you for “$30.00 and that the ‘said personal property above described be applied to satisfaction of plaintiff's claim. and you are notified that unless you so ap- pear and answer that the defendant will’ take’ judgment ‘against you ac- cordingly. Given under my hand this 26th day of Sept. A. D. 1921 GEO. H. DOLAN, Justice of the Peace in and Burleigh County, North ‘Dakota. Let this summons be served by pub- Vieation in Bismerck Tr in Biase marck, Burleigh County, North Dakota, by publication in one issue of said paper each week for three successiv¢ weeks, the last publication to be at Yeast three Gays before th Oct, 1! ‘and also that a co mons with vostage paid and dire ast post office for nane . JES” SEE HERE! HERE! You Two WHY CAN'T YoU AGREE Upholstered Furniture Made to Order figs OH, "'D LIKE TO.GO You | CAN’T GO, 1 BROUGHT SOME | WORK’ HOME. FROM THE | Vantage in the wheat market today [ Freckles and His Frien ; NA AIN'T ) E ARE. ALWAYS QUARRELING = ‘om Suggests, Helen Acts SHOW - NOT GOING "Le CALL RIGHT. UP: AND ORDER SOME. . SEATS ! OFFICE q VM TELLIN’ OFFICE ! ie MARKETS | ———— BEARS HAVE ADVANTAGE, Chicago, :Oct Bears had an ad- owing to absence of any s' proved foreign demands. lt ed to hald. ‘Opening uotations which varied from unchanged cents lower with L $1.17 1-Z.and May, § were followed by material declines all around but interrupted py one upturs to slightly dbove Satur: finish. CHICAGO LIVE shicago, jOct. 3 20,000." Strong to 25 c Hog. receipts’ 30,009. 20 hgh STOCK tattle receipts higher. Mostly 10 to or Strong ‘to 25 we ; aN MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Minneapolis, Oct. 3 lour ents lower°Shipments 65, rels. Bran’ unchahged. (ole Dae ST. ‘PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Oct. ¢ ‘attle re- ceipts 8,100..%Mostly steady. Grass stears bulk + $4.50 to $i Bttcher ¢he Stock mostly $3 to $4. Canners and cutters $2:to $3. Piolognas $2.75 to $3.75. . Light: veal’ calves steady. bulk $9 to $9.59.’ Stockers and ers steady to strong. Bulk § $5.00. Hog receipts 9,900, (Mostly steady | to strong. Range $6 to $7./ bulk $6.50 to $7.50. Most feeding pigs $8 to $8.25, Sheep _ receipts 7,90. steady to,.26 cents lower. native.and. Dakota lambs 7.50. Sheep st Bulk Grade ewes>$2 to to Lambs $7.25 to better MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN Minneapolis Oct. 3.—Wheat re- ceipts 875 cars compared with 679 cars a year ago. Cash No. 1 northern $1.37 1-2 to $1.40 1-2. December $1.28 1-2; May $1.29 1-2; Oct. $1.29 1-2. Corn No. 3 yellow 41 nominal. Oats No. 3 white 30 1-2 to 31 1-24 ———— ——— ‘ TET con'T WAVE er WANT ANY-SO WAIT. A-MINUTE- WERE A SHOW! To 60" \'VE GOT SOME WORK TO DO TONIGHT No. “No. No, 1 mixed durum No. 1 red durum No. 1 flax” No, 2 flax No, 2 rye 5.00) greres. world’ that coun brated way to avoid: floating debt | statistics. Ita more than fo tell him he has character In his face. of the Bulk good) Play 4 cautions which it has become a hab- it to take are bori of blind. instinct. that sees safety in obvious things, where there iy do their palates: _ BY ALLMAN YES, TWO FQR TONIGHT, PLEASE: SIXTH ROW P’ THOMAS. DUFF. ~ \ THANK Your | vo “Great Scott. WAN. GET GOING! YOU WANTED TO Go Barley 38 to 65. Flax No. 1, $1.85 to $«.87 . Rye No. 2, 89 to 90, os BISMARCK GRAIN, (Furnished by Russell-Mili Bismarck, Oct. 3. 1 dark northern . 1 amber durum Cinchona Forest 25,000 Acres. The cinchona forest in J covers. \ , Hard te Get. | They Use stone money on the! cele: | island of Yap... It’s a good | The Lucky Few. isn't searee, according ty “No, but people who have} —Judge. A Saving Grave. Nothiyg will cheer up @ homely man “Money Vagaries of Lightning. The keynote of it all, in the opinion nd goings of lightning man La nal part. Many of the pre- the from a. few. generalities pme consolation as being | ble under the conditions. pnal tea and wine Profess | moke, as it might affect | not Thty’ Agreed on the Main Point! TUAT ONE T DONT Ae ene nappy fi en ere WE DO, PoP s ALEK WANTS TH’ BIGGEST APPLE AN' SO a \\ ON THE WRONG The large part of thei! pply of qifhine comes from] experts, seems to be that in the}! yoat all. |. tasters | + A SELF-MADE MAN mune that fat fellow Just coming ing” “That's De Tubb who brags con.” tinuously about being a self-made man.” He looks more like he was built for a construction cone | pany.” MEAN Mise. Dowd: ow do you like ymy new walk- ing suit? Miss Pickles: Charming. I’ve | always. wanted one just like it 1 ever since | was @ little girl. BREAKING THE MIR- ROR, She broke @ mirror on her hub And now she’s _sor- ry. Bhe = doesn’t care about the dub, ‘tis un- lucky there's the rub That causes worry. But SIDE. Mrs. Palmer 1s , insanely jealous of her husband, and is talking of: ; getting a di- voree. Why, poor old Palmer never\\, | looks at a woman, I. am not so sure of that. I | understand he ts continually talk- ing in his sleep of May Wheat. NO WONDER “What makes him so stuck up?” | “Oh, he was hatched from an In- eubator that won first prize at the county fair.” SMART GIRL } Wilder hired a girl to make a@ card index for him, * Well? Then he had tp hire the same gir] at an increased sal- ary to run it for him —and every time sho takes a holi- day. the busi- ness comes to @ dead stop. Just $0 These dréam- ers are imprac- tical. Eh? ‘Why sigh for a bed of roses when you can buy a good mat. tr at a very reasonable price? ALREADY PICKED ¢ Lady: | could jive you a pair my husband's pants. ' ‘Tramp: Noth- tn! doin’! There's never nothin’ in a married man's pockets. | SHERLOCK - BUG Ab ha! I have found the miss- links at 1 | ice in’ England is Norway in special Most of the transported from fast wooden ship: | neg ! Schweer, J ‘that refuse To reduce fire danger, 400 miles. of ; phone dines will be “ereeted ins dian- timber lands. te mse PAGE SEVEN LOCKED HOURS. IN BANK VAULT ‘Clerk Rescued in Unconscious Condition Is Revived by Pulmotor. GOES TO THE MOVIES: ; When Questioned by His Parents De- | nies Thrilling Experience in Which He Was Near Death From Asphyxiation. York—Locked in an ai New tight ‘steel vault far below the street level in the Metropolitan, building, Twenty- third street and Fourth. avenue, for; ly two hours, Frederick J, a clerk in the Metropoli- as rescued just in time to’ save his life. ‘Phe boy was uncon- scious when lifted out. An ambulance surgeon from Belleyue hospital, who ¢ had been waiting more than an hour with 2 pulmotor, began w on him, The lad, suffering when he first re- vived, from shock. and hysteria, made: such a rapid recovery that after he reached his home at 109 Chestnut ave- nue, Jersey City, he ate a belated sup- per and hurried out to the movies without telling his parents of his thrilling experience. And when he came buck he stubbornly denied that he had been in the vault at all. Watchman Hears Tapping. . It was just before seven o'clock that John Connolly, the bank watehnan, Making his sounds on the subway level, hetd a steady tap, tap, tap at the door of a big vault used for the safekeeping of books and records, At first Connolly thought some one vas trying te break in, Then he beemme sure it, was some one trying to break out and dashed for a telephone, August C, Corby, second vice presi- dent and cashier of the bank, was just entering his home, 215 West*One Huit- dred and First street, when he got the watchman's hurry eal, Corby was the nearest official who knew, the combi- nation. I automobile was outside and he broke all traffic regulations get- ting to the bank, Connolly meantime had notified Pa- troiman Darey of fhe East Twenty- second street station, on nearby post, ~ y had summoned Doctor Mac- h the pulmotor, There was some delay in getting the vault, open, which was not explained, tan bank, w ‘ The Huddled Form of the Boy, and long before the huge doors swung outward all sounds !fad ceased within, The huddled form of the boy, his face pressed close against the. doors, was dragged out by the policemen and} the ambulance surgeon, | Near Danger Point. Doct6r MacManus administered re- storatives and applied the pulnotor as) Schweer was sufteri from asphliyxia- tion and hi ation had dimin- fshed to the ger point. In a few nutes his breathing became normal.) 1e deep shock of his experience be-| cans nt the moment he re-| a) sciousness, but once he convines) that nothing more than al hideous dreaye remained of hi: rrow- ing experience he soon: got hold. of! himself. | | | of efforts mide.to prevent urrence from becoming publle, it was ned just how Schweer became imprisoned. ‘It was said that while he was putting some books awa) the door was shut%i some manner.” Nor: could it-be Jearned prec long the boy had been there. who participated in his res fi vivid were certain it was two bh if not longer, the oc Those Tortured Girl Wife to Death. Crookston, Minn.—That Carl Knut- gon tortured his twenty-tw, wife to death with daily be: before her m: James E. Mont when Knutson, mnurder, was @ fied police due to inje fved ina fall down- stairs, An ia ation, i ding to votice, showed the woman's body ud with bruises, , of ants kill. those > their food sup- plies in time of war, Certain R. S. ENGE, D. C. 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