The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 10, 1923, Page 7

"A ) WANTED—Two women for gpd pos- i he. Sein ba oe se 2 WANTED—Man to } MONDAY, Classified Advertising Rates 1 insertion. 25 words % under .. a 2 insertion: under oo « 65 3 insertions 25 words or under 1% 1 week. 25 words or under 1.25 Ads over 25 words, 2c addi- tional per word. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 65 Cents Per Inch All classified ads are cash in * advance. Copy should be re- ceived by 12 o'clock to ineure insertion same day. WE_ RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY COPY SUBMITTED THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 32 HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED—A first class stenograpt- |, er from October 1st to February 1st. Inexperienced operators necd not apply. Inquire Tribune No. 633. 9-8-10-12 WANTED—Competent girl for gen- etal housework. No cooking. Mrs, St. 9-8-1W WANTED—Experienced girl for gen- cral housework, 20 Ave, B. W. Phone 458. 9-1-tf WANTE for general house- work, Mrs, P. J. Meyer, 910-4th St. 9-8-4t turing concern has opening with advancement and fu- ture; permanent; only married man over thirty with record of steady employment. need apply. Prefer man with a car. Write for interview. Box 19, arck, No. Dak. 9-8-2t ition, at once. Big money, all or Two road positions op- P. Hotel. 9-10-2¢ on farm. Must be good dry hand milker. Steady job. Phone 61 or P. O. Box 453. 9-7-3t. a & WING WANTED PLAIN AND FANCY sewing wanted. Call at Room 5 over Black Stone Pool Hall, 116 5th St. Prices re: sonable, Phone 3841. Elizabet! Schultz. 9-7-3¢ part time. en. Mrs. Horrall, G, phepaimee dies Ss FOR SALE—320 acre improved farm, or-would \trade for house and lot in \ Bismarck. Mrs, E. H, King, 407-11th St, “Phone 478W. 9-6-1w MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Laundry furnishings, fruit jars, jélty gh garden hose, garden tools, 4-gal. ang 6-gal. stone jars for: preserving eggs, 0, V. D, refrigerator, porcelain lined, with large water-ceoler in ice- chamber, ice water tank, for hunt- ing or camping, flour bin, 2-burn- er oven for gas or oil stove, wire basket for cold-pack ‘preserving, fits wash boiler, sewing machine motor, bread and cake’ esbinct, cooking utensils, kitchen tables, ironing. board, sideboard and chairs, Borchart’ dressing form, porch swing, two bedroom sets, two K. P, Uniform Rank uniform: and banitary couch. Call at 422 First street.) * 9-8-2t ARE YOU GOING west or south for the winter to liye? I have the best ‘of connections in ' Oregon, Washington, California, Missis: pi and Florida, It will pay you to loek these up-before going. It is , better to go with a letter of intro- duction to some reliable man than to go to persect strangers. You will get better treatment and be shown better bargains. F. E oe e 9-4-lw A FULL STO of hardware and implements, inventory about $8,000, located in county seat, with large “territory and good-trade, agents for International lines for past. ten years. Health conditions reason for selling. No trades considered. Write Tribune No, 608, { aes B-8tf DO YOU WANT to go into business for yourself? I have eral splendid propositions in’ different lines of business in Bismarck and in some of the smaller surrounding to F, E. Young. ¥OR SALE—Pure bred unregistered Holstein bull. ‘Exceptionally good for first cross breeding. Large size. First $75 takes him. Address P. O. Box 61, McKenzie, N. D. 9-6-lw OR” RENT—New bungalow, River- view addition, Two bedrooms, va- cant September 15th, Call 691 or 169M after 5:30 p. m. 9-10-3t PEOR SALE—A Cary Fire‘and Burglar Proof Safe. Inquire Room 11, First National Rank Building, Bismarct:. N..D. \ 9-8-4t t OR SALE—Drop head Singer sowing i machine, roeker, stove,’ tal . ORE 0-8-1 MY FIRE INSURANCE business has doubled the past’ year. There's @ reason, F E. Young. 9-4-1 FOR SALE—Girla lamb lined fur col- lared coat. Nearly pew at half __ price.” Phone 427. 9-4-lw FOR SALE~Kitchen Cabinet, good as new, reasonable. Phone 415W ‘or! gall at 781-8rd, St, . 9-7-88 FoR a bleacheg. _ ABW. GARAGE and Tor rent: ‘Address. Tribune’ No, 638. GOOD. GARAGE for rent. Addreas 312 | ‘9th Street. Phone 683W. Be er i is 9-8-Jw one iy ‘ 407 11th St. Say 2 36-10 C. D, Dursema, 203 West Thayer | ori. * ROOMS FOR Fe ‘—Nieely in modern home. % from Capitol and. High School. Phone 931W. 1009 Sth St.’ . a 9-7-4: FQ JOOS, OF. it house- keeping rooms. “Purn! hed or un- f ‘at in, ° cation. Call at 828, Corner FO «with or without light housekeep- ing privileges. Also garage by thc 11th.“409 5th St Phone 512R. | : : 9-8-1w FOR RENT. Tarnished front room | #1 183. FOR RENT—A large attractive front room, nicely furnished,’ between jospital and high school, 517 7th te 9-8-3 $3000,0G -with . very ~ rehsonnble terms:'F. E. Young. Fi: lartin be Springs $10.00; 1@set of table, ebeirs and. rocker, $1000; piano, .00; China Cabinet, $13.80: one: 877M. FOR RENT—s room modern house, with 3 rogms ‘reserved at 924-4th St. Sidney Smith. Phone BAaW oe . 3 POR IMMEDIATE SALE—Player piano. Favorable terms if desired. , Cowan's Drug Store. __9-10-8t ENT — Front une -apgrtment. at 614. B.. 9-8-3 nt room vun- - furnished apartinent’at 722 Sixth St, Phone 614, Good location, Phone + 9-6-1w work done while ‘you wait: Prompt setvice. Phone kid 3 i 90-16 ENT—Partly modern 5-room house, 481 16th St, Phone 624-W. i Seen 9-7-3t FOR RENT—Four-rowm house, at 713 3rq St. as 9-6-1w HOUSEHOLD gouds for je, Phone 485R. 9-10-3t FOUND FOR RENT--Two light housekeeping rooms, in modern home. Call at 411 11th St. or phéne 478J. 9-8-3t NEAT CLEAN room in modern house, close in, gentlemen only. Phonc 241W. 218 First St, 9-8-3t + FOR RENT—Furnished room in mo- dern home. Convenient location. Telephone 812W. ‘122. Avenue A. -3t FOR RENT—Large fi and kitchenette. Phone 437M. FOR RENT—A furnished room in a modern home. Phone 5113. 619 4th St 9-f0-2t Loser LOST—Liberal reward. will be paid _ for return of, pr information lead= ing to the return of white collie male dog, with sable colored head, answering to “Lad.” Frank G. Grambs, Bismarck, N,D. _9-8-2t LOST—Small black pocket book Mon- day, probably on batl~grounds or on city streets. Contained large sum of money. Reward of $5.00. Return to Tribune No. 635 and re- ceive reward, g *_9-8-3t LOST—On Black Trail between B marck and Washburn, a lady's black hand bag, on August 20th. For reward, return te Tribifne. Srey pct 9:10-4t. LOST—Bunch of keys in Buxton Key- tainer in P. 0. Monday. Finder no- tify J. I. Case, Th. Mach. Co. Phone 943, 9-6-1w LOST—Whitte and. Yellow poodle, year old. Please notify Carl Bender, or phone 478J. 9-8-2 AUTOMO! CYCLES FOR SALE—Buick 6 touring, good shape, priced right for cash. Wil- liamsport Motor Co., Hazelton, N. dD. 9-10-1w DODGE TOURING [i922 model, looks like new, is like ‘new, inquire at Harrington’s Barber Shop. Aue 9-4-lw SOR SAE eo FOR SALE=Ford ;Coupe.. Bismarck Realty Co. Phone 314, Bismarck Bank Bidg. 9-10-3t _ FOR SALE OR RENT ‘HOUSES AND FLATS FOR SALE—Six room one story cot- tage, full basement, furnace heat, maple floors, sleeping porch, Lot 60 x 160 South front, Price $4500. with $2000;-cash. — FOR SALE—Eight room house on TOth street, full basement, hot wa- ter heat, maple floors, lot 560x140. Small hen house. “One block off of pavement. Party leaving city and must sell.at once. See ua fer pri and terms, 2 FOR SALE—Three room house with full basement, furnace, lot 60 x 140; , Henhor Price $1900 with $1000. Money to loan on improved City Pro Insurance. - Price Owens, we mes Bik. jone 421. FOR SALE=BIzirodm figuse, modern except hi including” three bed- ‘poms, east front, near school, for $2,060, on term the five-room modern bungalow, hardwood floors, nice basement, neat*’school, for $4,400, on terms; five-room modern bungalow, two bed-rooms, fine porch ahd basement for $3,400, on terms; -six-room modern: bungalow, enclosed porch, hardwood floors, od basement, south front; near ichools, for $4,500, on terms.. Geo Register,” - 9-8-1w FOR SALE — Bargai ‘Séven-room modern house, including four bed- rooms, fine eae and basement, ¢lose in, east front, fine treps, not old, small: house in tear .aigo goes with it, If you‘are tooking'for a fine home, here. it is, Ha: for city property; sell, list with m . | the 26th day of December A. FOUND—A black Poleangus cow, about 8 years old, camé to my place, Aug. 29. Branded B on left front shoulder, Weight 900 pounds. T. P. O'Connor, 1709 Rosser St. 9-10. See Enel NOTICE .OF. MORTGAGE SALE BY ADVERTISEMENT Notice is Hereby Given, That that certain Mort; executed and de- livered: by G. Hallum and Hulda Hallam, his wife, Mortgagors, to Seth G. Wright Mortgagee, dated the 20th day of December A. D. nine- 1 teen hundred and seventeen and filed for record in the office of the Reg- ister of Deeds of the County of Bur- leigh, and ite of North Dakota, on D. 1917, and recorded in Book 144 of Mort- gages, at page 474, willbe foreclosed by a sale of the premises in such Morten e and heréinafter described, at the front door of the Court House in the City of Bismarck, in the County jot Burleigh, and ‘State of North Dakota, at the hour of 2:00 o'clock P. M. on the 17th day of Sep- tember 1923, to satisfy the amount due upon said Moftgage on the day of sale, j The premises described’ in said Mortgage and which will be sold to satisfy the same, are those certain remises situated in the County of Burleigh id State of North Dakota, and described as follows, to-wit: The East Half of the Southwest Quarter pee of SW%) and Lots Three and ‘our (3 & 4) of Section Nineteen (19) in Township One Hundred Forty- four (144) North, of Range Seventy- eight (78) West, of the Fifth Prin- cipal Meridian, cofitaining One Hun- dred Forty-four and 25-100 (144.25) acres, méfé'or less, according to the U,.S. Government survey thereof. ‘There will be due on such Mortgage at the date of sale the sum of One Thousand Three Hundred Seventy-six 24-190 F762) Dollars. Raa G; WRIGHT, Mortgagee. LAWRENCE, MURPHY & NILLES, Attorneys for Mortgagee, Fargo, North Dakota. Seite { {8+6-18-20¢27-9-3-10 BOND SALE Glen Ullin, N. D. Special School District, will offer for’ pale Oct. 2nd, 1923 at 2 p. m. al the office of Coun- ty Auditor, Morton Co. Mandan, N. D. 20,000 Dollars Funding Bonds, in denominatjong of 1,000 Dollars each, earing, . maturing in 20, years. By ordet of Bodrd of Education. W. H. MORMANN, Clerk. 9-8-10-12-14-17 CITY BEAUTIFIERS TO MEET AT KANSAS CITY Kansas City, Sept. 10.—Persons in- terested in making American cities more beautiful will assemble in Kan- sas City September 11 for a five day session of the American Institute of Park Executives. The program in- ludes discussion ,of problems v‘hich confront members of the organiza- tion, as well as inspection of thé park and boulevard systems here, in Kansas City, Kas., and in St, Joseph, Mo, Among the subjects are-the nation- ‘al and’state ‘parks, the comprehen- sive park system and its relation to 9-4-Yw] gi Sixth | the general city plan, parks and re- 1 planning, zoning, forest rese! and city forestry in contict- ion: tion with the park system. Delegates’ | | are expected to number approximate- ly 275. President Theodore Wirth, who also {s superintendént of parks of Minneapolis, Minn, wi preside. Prince To Live ‘\! - Quietly on His; Canadian Ranch - k Calgary, Alta., Sept, 10,—When the isite his ranch near this fall, he will ‘travel from England in an unofficial capacity asthe Duke of Cornwall, according to W.“L, Carlyle, manager of the establishment, who has re- cently returned from England. The prince will stay here quietly several weeks, and then return direct to Lon- don. e ranch of the prince is one of the foremost livestock breeding egtab- lishments in western Canada. He bought it four years ago on his, last visit and since then-‘has stocked it with a large numbef of thoroughbred horses, Shorthorn cattle, Shropshire sheep and Dartmoor ponies, Thse animals have been selected from King George's own breeding establish- ments and repYesent so:ne of the best blood in the world. The prince’s purpose in establish- ing the ranch was to raise the stand- ards of livestock in western Canada, As a step in this direction he already has held several sales of Shorthorn {cattle and Shropshire sneep, arid the animals have brought top prices in Calgary. His stock has been exhib- ited at afl the big livestock shows in western Canada and has carried away a number of first prizes, All of the purebred horses have come from the royal stables in England and a num- ber of them have been outstanding winners on British tracks. English Wig _ Etiquette Keeps Lawyers, on Tiptoe London, Sept. 10.—The etiquette which here governs the wearing of the legal wig is weird and mysteri- ous, and awful things nay jappen to the lawyer who disregards* this oti- quette, for a judge’ may then refuse to hear him and order him out of court. H. P, Macmillan is one of the for- tunate double-wigged lawyers :and gave an amusing exhibition the other day of his thorough mastery of the etiquette of the wig. He had to argue an appeal at the Bar of the House 6f Lords. He also had to oppose a private bill in com-! mittee upstairs, At the bar of the House of Lords it is essential that a K, C,, should wear his ful] bottom wig, otherwise he would be refuged a hearing. But before a committee he must wear his bob wig to com-, mand a hearing, + At one moment Mr. Macmillan at the Bar of the Lords wearing{h full bottom wig, and holding {hi small bobbed wig in hie hand, Pfes- ently he appeared upstairs before Committee with his bobbed wig, his head, holding his 7 out of sight behind He proved himself to be a li ning change artist ‘as well as s thing of a sprinter. When he finished, however, he was convi that he had well earned his fee, oy” Tea esand- « =x Wit Of wiTnovt Ay a WN f ~ S72 : we) Se HOOKS & EYES HATCHETS WASA BOILERS HORSE FEED, BEANEY BENJAMIN HAS GROWN So TALL DURING SCHOOL VACATION, THAT HE HAD TO QuiIT WORKING IN STOKES’ STORE SATURDAYS ON ACCOUNT OF THE LOW CEILING -— OUR WAY OUT BLE Ys 7 WHY OF COURSE THAT SUIT WILL DO YOU FOR SCHOOL. AGAIN THIS. YEAR. Y-- EEN Feeds Sofiahs| Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept. 10.—The Y M. C. A. hag announced a new course in house-building, electrical engincer- ing and agriculture, to be opened in October for Russian and Bulgarian refugees, of whom: there are many thousands i jofia, In addition to free instru: free lodging and bonrd. In connection with the same org: zation, many hundreds of students Sofia and in other parts of Bulgaria have been receiving for the past two years material aidjin the form of board, lodging and funds, for the con- tinmance of their .academic work, which they had no fesources to carry out. y terms, 7 room house with . dqp/| . sleeping porch, std sun paris bed "rooms, gaR" double:gat trees, On pavement If interested. write No, ot) dress Gen. Delivery, Tlw JOR SALE—A~ Grey “Motch “team |} with wagon and harness, for good security. Mis. steiner, 216 South 18th ion, the school provides AW MA GOSH! ICANT EVEN GET My Hans IN TH PocKitsS NO MORE! BY WILLIAMS s WHY SURE THEM PANTS'LLDO , HIM \F HE DOESNT BEND OVER! HE LOOKS AS THOUGH HE'D BEEN MELTED AN POURED WHEAT PRIGRS TAKE UPTURN No Aggressive SeHing on Market Noticeable Today Chicago, Sept. 10—With no agres: sive selling pressure noticeable here wheat prices took a mode: carly today. Opening pi varied from unchanged to or with Dec, $1,063-8 to $1.06 5-8“ and May $1.115-8 to 8-4 were follow-d by ‘a slight sag and then by gains all around, , Subsequently weakhess of _ price , in the northwest had a bearish effee' on the third delivery as did an {crease ot the U. &. visible ssuppl The close was steady at 3-8 to cents net decline to 3-8 advance, Dec. $1.06 to $106 1-8 and May $1.11 1-8 to $1.11 1- CHICAGO LIVE STOCK Chicago, Sept. 10.—Hog receipts 40,000 mos 10 to 25 cents highe Cattle receipt 27,000, Better grades about steady under tone weak on Bulk top medium $10.00 to $11.25. Vealers about steady. Bulk $11.00 to $11.50. Sheep receipts, 22, Killing lambs around 25 hifther. Feeding lambs and strong. Bulk natives $12.75 to STOCK, Cattle’ re- ‘ steady weak. Practically no grain fed ste or yearlings Few odd head and smali lots selling at $9 to $10. Best quot- alje up to $12. Most quotable grass fat beeves, $4. to $ es tives, 6 to $7. Weste Grass fat she stoi Bulk under $5. ©. mostly Bolonga bulls mostly $ Best fed fecd- ers $8.50, few ov $7. Cal ceipts, 1,600, Twenty-five to 50 Best light largel . Hog rece 6,200, nd 10 to tives number choice $8.85, Bulk packing shows $7 to $7.25. Bulk good grade, $8. Sheep receipts, Lambs ab nners and cutters ostly $7.50. Native stee Feeder lambs, $7.50. Fat killers today weak to 50 cents lower, Some $3.50 to $5.50, Bulk light and handyweight e , $6.50 to $7, AIN . 10.—Wheat re- compared with 730 Cash No, 1 nor n No. 1 dark north- pring choice to fancy ; good to choice ordinary to good $1. September $ My to poembor BISMARC! ished by Russell Bismarck, Sept, 10, 1 No. 1 dark northern No, 1 northern spring No. J amber turum .. No. 1, mixed durum . No. 1 red durum No, 1 flax .. No. 2 flax & No. The only fee charged at the Sghool? CHANNEL ISLANDS ‘ HAVE LOW TAXES here is the nominal one of 1,000 leva, equiyalent to ten dollars, toward the upkeep of the equipment of fhe insti- tution, i Read Tribune Want Ads. London, Sept. 10.—The Channel Is- lands are getting better and better| bill wh every day trom the point of view of | th no income tax, no corporation tax, only a nomin state tax, no early closing laws, no prohibition, and now the le ure has refused to passa llow women over it as members of the the earthly bachelor. Here there 13 | Hou: TO THE POLICYHOLDERS OF THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY .OF AMERICA NOTICE is hereby given that a mecting of the policyholders of THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA will be held at the Home Office of said Com- ny in the City of Newark, New Jersey, on Rronaay, the Third day of December, 1923,,.at twelve o'clock noon, for the purpose of selecting four porsons to be voted for by the policy. holders’ Trustee as members of the Board of Directors at the annual election of Directors of the Company: to be held on the Fourteenth day of January, 1924, : policyholder of the At such ‘meeting eve corporation who fs of the ago of twenty-one e years oF upwards and whose policy has been in force for ut least one year lest past shall be entitled to cast one vote in person or by proxy. EDWARD D. DUFFIELD, President. Go Back and Sit'Down Wilbur i THANK You, BUT IT. WOULDN'T ) ME PCAN'T V HAVE.” } A UTTLE. FON? INTEREST , You wourD MAKE GooD- DOWN FOR KNEW You’°D GET CALLED THE WAY You _BY ALLMAN CALLED Down | NOTHING & THAT GENTLEMAN OFFERED ME A POSITION To Go | ON THE STAGE: | ACTING