The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 28, 1923, Page 7

0 “+ SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1923 |THE OLD HOME TOWN: PRICES EASE ~ ON REPORTS OF FHE BISMARCK TRIBUNE BY STANLEY LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY. FOR SALE. ‘ Block of ground improved with one story four room house, good well of water, henhouse, trees, and all fenced. Ideal for poultry and gardening. Priced to sell. Terms. FOR SALE. Corner 75 foot lot on pavement. This is a_ bargain. Convenient churches, capitol and down down. Phone 421 PRICE OWENS MUCH SBEDING a Bearish Influence Is Manifest BU rans aS Price $1100. in Early Dealings on to schools, ‘ Chicago Board Eltinge Blk. Chicago, April asing down of prices on the wheat market today during the early ings resulted a fronr favorable seeding conditions. SELP WANTED—MALB | FOR SALZ OR RENT for the spring crop and from rains N7 EXCEPTIONAL oppor Lenefitting the winter crop territory, HAV HOUSES AND FLATS. tunity for three men who are will-] FOR SALE—Modern house of six| | thing absolutely new. Qutwea a Kansas and Nebraska in particular. ing to work. We have a wonder-| rooms and bath. Close in, Garage.| © three ordinary and at 1 { Resides Liverpool quotations showed ful non-cancellable accident. and} Looks rich and classy, Am sure! the price of one, $3.00 comm H veelne P ces here receded one health policy that sells itself. We] you will like it. Price only $5000,{ sion in advance. No delivering. cent before developing power to write all occupations and both Also nice anode PAGE SEVEN FOR RENT—25 acre farm, 2 miles north from Main St. One under cultivation. There is a good well of water and a barn and hen house, and will build a small cottage for the right party. This place is suitable for gardening, SALE+-A_ seventy five acre ‘arm 3 miles north. from Main St. 18 ueres unde cultivation, with new cottage, gmall barn, good well with windmill, suitable for dairy. One third cash, balanee to suit, purchaser. FOR SALE OR TRADE~A 4 modern cottage and garage, fifty foot lot west front, near Richholt school, will consider small car or | residence lots, | Thomas Jennings, Bismarck, N. Dak. AGENLS WANTED | twill Wearproof indestru | tible mens suits at $12.50, ‘Soni and quality sells them, Only i Cash only $1400, | rally. The opening which ranged sexes, ages 18- We have the] ern bungalow, four rooms and} ermanent agents wanted, Exelu- from 14 to ents lower with May, most liberal policy for the money] path. Price only $3000, Easy, sive territory to those who iar $1.24 to $1.25 and July, i to und we have the best agent's con-] terms, Don't buy until you see, food. Prompt deliveries. Also $1.28 was followed by furt down- tract.on the market. Write I. J] our house bargains. J. H. Holihan, | PERIENC DISTRIC MAN- 4 turns and then a little reaction. Gilbertson, Py » Box, No. 40%) peace of Post office, Phone 745 TED. WEARPROOF rgo, N, D. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR. polis, April, 28.—Flour un- FOR RENT--Three room apartment THING CO., 444 N, Wells St. ago, Ts half | room | WANTED TO RENT . House -with 5 rooms or more by May Ist. Chas. .Martin’ Phone 922J. i—Three lots close in, Ex- cellent neighborhood. A real bar- gain at $1095, for all. J. H. Holi- han, East of Post office. 4-26-3t FOR RENT—The south half of 22-198-79, Apple Creek Twp, | acres broke, the rest hay. W. A. | _ Ziegelmeyer. 4-25-01 house- mall family, Mrs. R. A. 4-26-3t WANTED—Girl for general hou: j work, 406 6th St. ____ WORK WANTED TDDLE ~COUPL position in Write No, 545 Tribune. WORK and pra’ dens. Phone 4940. CORD RELL 4 en with sli vledge of s s"WANTED $101.00 71 With eac chan Shipments, 49,788. barrels. 4 Pe LAL Oa on ground floor, modern house, ie A dts st pl ne ordered A Ey $300 weekly without making af close in, outside opening, furnish-| ORNS TEAUTRRUTSOe HBR and 32x ‘ingle gale. if they can also] ¢@ or unfurnished. Also two oth-| Pics CRESuiTaee och aie i Allaah aiees pL Ses ee Rent ers one and two room apartment one ee Aid HED aad nents 17 So. make sales profits may Call 622-3rd St. Phone 132% women wanted | All 2 5 inch tir § ceipt ‘i 000 yearly. Only proposition of its é eigen ayve. Ave vhere to distribute free ad- We ship 0. Do-No deposit re- ) week ago. Killing 10. ty My kind ever offered. E Caan See iererers vertising circulars and appoint lo- aired & ! or r | "| = OKE Vo 3 Common to good b i \ is LIPS, 228 West 29th St ‘OR RENT—Very desirable apart | cal agents. Writ BILHS, aesal eu 0 $6.25 to $9. Butcher cows 4 Ney, ment, fully equipped for light! BORATORIES, 2740 Madison, ( ers, $4.50 to $825. Canners TAE FOLKS WHO LET _THEIR COWS GRAZE Se wos housekeeping; electric range for! Chicago 4 ON THE SIDE STREETS ARE GINNING ‘ 3 ki Plenty of sunshine from} IT D Diether i ener ees ters, Dr NOY county for outdoor cooking. lenty AGENTS AND” DISTRICT - CHICK POULT! $1 to $1.73. Good MAYOR SIMON DOOLIT TLE AND MARSHAL Ie: pays Whole br five windows, 801 4th St. Phone) ers Men and women. ALE COATS) 2 PROG TENG ers and fooders stron to seh “Cents OTEY WALKER SOMETHING TO WORRY ABOUT: experience required.) G Sf! weekly selling guaranteed silk CU ART) ee wae eins hig Range, $4 211 Seventh, Louisville, K artly modern 5 room! hosiery to consumers, spare time Perea ida or are ase receipt OUT pbs rnd of town, Part cash | Hos-| Be. Leg. 100, > or Bra: DF compured with aiweok —, : MAN W: ; e to suit the buyer, o . New’ Rocks, Reds, S. or R. Comb. 100, me inostly steady: hese eles 4 | Handle County business, Experience good car, Write Tri-| $16. B. Orp. W. Wyn. L, Bha $7.50 to $8.50, unnecessary. Largest concern of Assorted 100, $10, Honereccinter 300: its kind in the world. Our men ry ur- breeds only, a00;e1d) Gul Best lights | now g tting: Lowest sleeping or light housekeeping | ticle, home ty Dis. 10 percent for 500 or m i mine hed price $20.00 Mo. Call} buys e cat. free. Prompt deliv ket con M Mth or Phone 541R. to your P,Q. Missouri Poultry Sheep steady. 4-27-3t Farms, Columbia, Missouri. 5 cents higher. : =a 4-28-1b Medium to choice wooled lambs quot- y | FOR SALE—5 roont penealar prac. ighting A able, $12.50 to $14.50, Fat ewes most- chow aibide, send nanteee tically modern with two 25 ft. let no friction. Sample, .|_______s PERSONAL, ae Ye wg) to. A real money making business.J Price beeen Sree sews bal-! Rapid Mfg. Co. 10 6006 BLOOD TABLE 4 =m Send for sample and start work] “nce to suit buyer, Located on’ Now York. 4 than 606. Money bac! Ss CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, immediately. My: amb Boxeai2,| Sth Sts PHone@1W/ 0 0:26-y | n| tice Be. i Chicago, April Uiopeccci ntey Ft. Dodge, Towa, 4-28-11] FOR R Apartment, three room SALESMEN WANTED | Medicine Company, Atlanta, Ga. } 100. Compared with a week ago, beef NAC 7 RRSP Hespre anaebailt, a St. Inquire! yan” WANTED_Ry alee steers about. steady. Best grades FINANCIALLY RESP. Respresenta-| 1. ate. moccuivanty)| os NTED—Ry old established ROOMS FOR RENT. 7 ines ed lib- tive to wholesale. Jordan high. : ‘ | wholesale coal corporation to so-|—————————— d strong. Yearlings offered lib: Arete ; Bank, 4-28-1w} ic: inest| FOR RENT—Suite of two rooms on erally, Plain kind, 25 to 40 cents grade Cord Tires. Big profits. F : licit, carload orders for finest) ON RE ithenieites uecrera liwoe: me top matured steers, clus. terr. Contract. Plenty adv.]FOR RENT--Furnished light house, quality hard and soft coals from! first floor, kitchen sink, hot and Caren nes, $10.10. Beet Low prices, Jordon Tire Co] keeping apt. 2 rooms and private} combined consumers for shipment| Raub atela Also one single room q heifers larg cents lower. Other Cleveland, 0. 4-28-1) bath. 25th St. direct from mine, Saves users 263 ree seeniches will rent for she-stock un Mostly steady. MAN, WOMAN WANTRD—Salary 4-2 percent or mo tores; factories,| ee ait nth & tee ae F r gher. Veal Ss . 5 = schools, institutions, homes are} TOM. St nT Pe Bulks, 15 to e A~ $76 weekly full-time, $1.50 an hour] FOR RENT—Strictly modern apa f I | Boyenlves largely Country-ward spare time, selling guaranteed hos-| ment. Rose Apt, Phone 862. W. F.| c#sily sold. Our men making $00) ai s movement of stockers and feeders Beautiful Spring P 3-16-42) 000 to $10,000 yearly, Some work AD R ree ies y broadest in several weeks. a e = ing capital nec: ry in the be-/| ront. room, closet Hog receipts, 4,000, 10 te 15 cents SO Saar Choice corners ena No experience requir for two young la E higher. Top, $8.30, Pigs, 25 cents = TOKGGA Hota. eclng theyhark TON COAL CO. 8680 So.| desired, Phone #83. 17-8th St. ev um 3 b ; ae ‘ pigghe rarely a hu Rac’ 4 Chicago. i 4-24-10 ges 100,.¢ raid with ity direct to far- ouse and jcoeeene Seen GMceee it) NI - i . Compared with Kline? Mfg. Co. marae {HELP WANTED--Salesmen to sell| FOR RENT—Two nice unfurnished ‘ s mostly 40 to 50 Branch, 908 Narney St. eevee | well-known Lubricant to accessory} front rooms suitable for office or aes H ver cate Nebr. | ; age Dealers throughout| sleeping rooms, 119 1-2 bth St. ing most advance. Aged sto to 50 cents higher. Hea +)clipped kind up most. Week's ex- Mtreme top on old crop lambs. room: Modern. 811 Phone 437M FOR RENT—Two or apartment, in modern home, AUTOMOBILES—MOTORCYCLES Front St FOR SALE—One 1922 Buick 4 Road- ster. $150 worth of extras. Will guarantee to be mechanically per- fect. Box 375 Washburn, N. Dak.| 7th § 4-12-tf ‘OR SAL y red Stutz Roadster.| see Griffith Machine in first class condition throughout, P. J. Meyer, Bismarck, N. D. 4-26-2w BISMARCK GRAIN ey * KN x \\ k northern Wi Wy Y & Welch Hdwe 4 4 FOR RENT—Eight room house, quire 1014 11th St. Co. mixed durum red durum flak... reer: - 4] rye WLM For Sale A GOOD PRACTICAL MODERN HOME 6 rooms and bath—furnace heat—garage—good lawn, trees, shrubs, vines, south front. Six -blocks from downtown. Very attractive. Pur- chase Price $5200.. Part cash. HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY Webb Block. Phone 0. is, April 2° ¢Wheat re- cars, compared with 179 Tr ago, ceipts, cars a SMART OUTFIT. At a smart tea recently there was 1 conspicuously chic outfit—a gown ‘of brown crepe with a full skirt, banded with wide brown velvet rib- bon, worn with a caracul jacquette and a hat of tan colored suede. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS " <= — BLACK MILLINERY. HANDBAGS. SHORT COATS. Despite the fondness evidenced for Envelope bags are growing larger, Short coats show no end of variety. color this season, the black hat is but are retaining their smart flatness | A jsmatt one of Roman striped ma- immensely popular. It is seen inwhile the sily and beaded bags of | terial in shades of blue and gray has large and small shapes, and usuallythe pouch type are becoming smaller }a gray fur collar and ties with a carries but little trimming. + and smaller, sash of gray satin. BY ALLMAN BE MAN WHEN | WAS A 4 THEY DID- EVEN LITTLE BABY, DID ) MORE - BECAUSE . > You WERE OUR - AW, SHE'S JusT || PEOPLE MAKE sucH 4 Too sweet FoR ( || A SILLY FUSS « FIRST BABY: (antiins -Looxar OVER ME ‘Too? HER BYes!, | Too Much For Danny OH HELLO THere! ee Wow ARE You? HAVENT ‘on mes purr! SEEN YOu FORA 77 1 HEARD You LONG TIME - HADA LITTLE DAUGHTER! MAY WE HAVE APEEK ATHER? BETTY JANE V DUFF.’ 41s RECKL (| three-room 4-28-3t Four-room apartment, the state. lish Opportunity to b- permanent business monthly, Must be over years of age with at least three years experience _ selli specialti ly go-getters col sidered. The Premier Co, 1131 W. 11th St., Cleveland, 0. 4-28-1t 0 A requires our goods in country and city. new selling plan which no inv ed for country, no outfit needed in city. City dealers can buy for cash or on credit as desired. Me- Connon & Company, Winona, Minn. Mention this paper. DELINE SALESMEN WANTED— Sell coal to your trade in carload lots, Earn week's pay in an hour. WASHINGTON COAL CO., Stock ls Station, Chicago. 4-28-1t —$200 will start you in new business; no competitio men capable of making big money wanted. Experience unnecessary. International Machine Co., Balti- more, Md. 4-28-1t WANTED SALESMEN—Make $10 to $20 a day or more. Act quic! Box 133, LaMoure, N. D. 4-26-lw i + MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE CHEAP—York cornet, silver plated, gold trimmed, B-flat and A, high and low pitch, quick change to A, price new, $85; A No. 1 condition, no scratches, no dent with case. Write A. V. Nordquist, | Burnstad, N. D. -23-2w |FOR” SALE—Spring and mattress, dresser, two reed chairs i twelve rug, waffle | iron and desk. | May Ist on | apartment. | iron, electrie Must be sold by account of vacating See F. E, Diehl, or Phone 44 4-27-2t FOR SALE—A complete ouifit of restaurant fixtures. Located in a good plgce, doing good business. | | Reason for selling, wish to: leave | state. Address Tribune No. 546. ij 4-21-9t | WANT TO BUY RAGS—Clean cotton ; rags, must have all buttons and | fasteners taken off and must be | washed. Bismarck ‘Tribune Co., | Bismarck. 4-24-tf Ix CHANCE -to buy good furniture | cheap. Must be sold this week on | account of leaving city, 930-4th | St. 2nd Floor, 5438. 4-28-1w | | i | | | FOR SALE—A Sanitary cot complete, a bargain if taken at once, Phone 698R. 4-27-3t FOR SALE—Lunch room at a ber- Write Box 84, Lidgerwood, 4-19- FOR SALE—Gas range, kitchen cal Phone 9225, 4-28-1t “Rugs washed to look like-new. Phone Mandan 244-J. 4-28-1w gain, inet, ice box. REAL ESTATE LOANS ; 6 percent money, Bankers Re- | Serves System, . G percent loans are made’ on city ‘ or farm property to buy, build, im- , prove, or pay indebtednegs. Bankers | Reserve Deposit Company | Lathrop | uilding, Kansas City, Mo,” | | WANTED—Men and women to sell tment. Team or auto need- | | Phone 312-W RN ROOM f table for two. fered. Phone 887. ROOM WANTED—For light Address box FOR SALE 1 9x12 rug; 1 gas 1 ice box. Cheap if taken at once. rd St. 4 {FOR RENT-—One nicely furnished room in modern home, Cull 4th St, 4 FOR RENT—Strictly modern sle ing room, at 300 9th St. Phone B77-d. 4-26-1w. | FOR RENT—Two large and two | small rooms, 404 5th St. Phone 51 a 2-7-tf FOR RENT—Two room apartment. Bismarck Business College. Phone | _ 183. 258 we 2-18-1f OR T—One room in modern home, for one or two, Phone 346J. 4-27-3t es NOTICE The N. D. Barbers Examiners will hold public examinations at. the fol- lowing cities. Mandan May 10 and 11, Jamestown May 14, Valley City May 15, Fargo May 16-17-18, Grand Forks May 21 and 22, Devils Lake May 23, Minot May 24 and 25. Kindly bring your tools and he ready for examinations. FRED K, ODE, Secy. and Treas. 4-27-2¢ BIDS WANTED. Bankrupt jewelry stock, |and accounts for sale. The undersigned trustee of an es- tate in bankruptey will receive cask ‘bids till May 15th, 1923, for the sale jof the bankrupt jewerly stock, fix- tures and accounts located in the store building at No. 113 5th str jin Bismarck, North Dakota. Said | stock, fixtures and accounts can db inspected during business hours. |The right is reserved to reject any jor all bids. i J. K, DORAN, ¢ | Trustee in Bankruptcy of said Estate, Bismarck, North Dakota, 4-28-1w fixtures LEATHER SUIT. The leather jacket has already achieved a notable success in, the world of fashion, but now comes the entire leather suit of brown cut on jstraight lines, trimmed only with. buttons and straps. With it is worn @ tan leather hat—cloche, of course. PLATINUM FOX. Matinum fox is one of the most popular furs for spring. It is the final touch to the all-gray outfit that swomen have taken to nthusiasti- cally. A gray gown with matehi cape or jacket, gray hat, gray sh and gray fur is the type of. outfit selected by the best. dressed ‘women. Infant mortality in England has ‘decreased from 153 per thousand in the period 1841-1850 to 100. per thou- sand in 1911-1920, See