The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 6, 1923, Page 7

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1923 “ Clasified Advertsing Rates 1 He dem 25 words vs 2 ely 25 4vords or Ads over 25 words, 2¢ addi- tional per word, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 65 Cents Per Inch } . All classified ads sre casi’ tv advance. Copy should be rt- ceived by 12 o’clock to insure insertion same day. WE_ RESERVE THE ‘aT TO REJECT. ANY CO! SUBMITT ; THE ui et «| BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 32- Addressing circulars, mailing moe ¢ orde Send 10c. for snusic | information. Wolfe Gill Broadway Central Biag., City. VANTED—Ladies to do aienple | needlework at home. Liberal- pay. Materials furnished. Addressed stamped, envelope brings particu- Jars. Morgan Novelty Art Co: At- 1 WANTED—Ambitious girls to take business or m . Work: doing housework. Will give room, board and small salaty. iteason Institute, LaGrange, Ill. LP WANTED: $100 weekly, spare tim thors’ manuscripts. » nes, Authors’ Age apoosa, Ga., for particulars, NTED—Competent girl to’ care : for baby and assist with house- work. 114 Rosser, West. 10-4-3t WANTED—Competent girl for gen- eral housework. Mrs, C. Dursem: 203 West Thayer 9-4-lw WANTED—Experienced girl for gen- eral housework. Mrs. Geo. F. ¥- Shafer, 305 Ave. B. 10. WANTED—Competent for ge! eral housework. Mrs. C. E. Stack- 4 se, 814 5tlt St. 10-6-2t WANTED—Competent girl for gen- eral housework. Inqfire 523 7th or phone 487-W. 10-5-1w WANTE! irl for general work. Phone BR aa a Ne oe WANTED—Competent girl for gen- eral housework Phone 789. 10-3-4t WANT! Experienced waitress at the Sweet Shop. 10-4-tf WANTED—Dishwasher at the Sweet Shop. 10-6-tf FELP WANTED—MALB FREE RAILWAY FARE TO MINNE- APOLIS OR WINNIPEG to attend Hemphill Auto-Tractor Electrical Engineering Schools, the Million Dollar Trade School System: Un- limited life scholarships now only $100. Catalogue free, Apply Far- go Branch enrollment office 216 Front street or Write Hemphill Practical Trade Schools, 107 Nicol- let Ave., Minneapol or 580 Main street, Winnipeg, hill Trade Schoo! CTRICITY taught by experts. Earn while you learn at home. Electrical Book and Proof Lessons free. Satisfaction guaranteed ai position secured. Write to Chief Engineer, Cooke, 2144. Lawrence Ave. Chicago. i NWA ompetent construction Also teams for excavating, ete. er & Hansen, Wahpeton, N.-D. © 10-1-1w WANTED—Two young men, Steady job. FP, Jaszkowiak, 421 12th St, ey 9-28-1 nh ior FOR SALE—Choice lot West end ity. Write Tribune No: 668-~ =~ ~ 28-tt SALESMAN’ AND COLLECTOR WANTED—Steady work, Call oF write Singer Sewing Machine Co:, Bismarck, N.D: +" 3. 101-2w _Bismarek, NDt cq SMAUATIONS WANED. GIRL WANTS position to help with . house work and take care of baby. Call phone 279J. 10-5-3t ROOMS FOR . RENT POR sAtse“ried FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room|! cHalt,, weet in modern home. .% block from] with attachments. oil heater, dak’ extention dining, No. ward schoo} and 4 block# from Capitol and High School. Phone 931W. 1009 5th St. Ae | SSgebt demas | th FOR FOR RENT—Furniahed apartment, burban home. ef} ten which is dmiyoung tran; old ehop: eatl dat: $100.00. Beadti¥al st room, one al half story, all’ modern’ with electric lights, city wi gas. Buildings for 800 hens and 3000 ap og ‘ Thi very ane bas the. income ot] fades interests a ‘ a entire - in furnish best of ref- a: from: bank and business sep, Write me fér a. full’ di Forest. Grove is call laying} regon. -A bargain. 7 room. part- ly modern’ hobse, including 4 bed’ rooms, in fine. condition, all mod: th, with nearly enough ole house, includ- Ine kitchen range, ‘work shop storage room {i Fear, wéll located, in western pu of city, for $3000, one half cash and balance on terms. A fine re idence lot in west part of city for aid ges, hei close in, Geo. M. Register. 4 i ‘ ..10-2-8t terms, 7, room house with — deh, bed: ‘built. in’ Lebtures, double garage fing lawn and shade tees. On pavement, .closg: ip, 4 blocks from school and post-office. If interested: write: No... 680, Tri- | rooms,. al wood floors, four bed: rooms. Near: ly fall”: Basement, heating plant. ‘ Garage and hen house, large gar- den with: froit trees and berry bes Neat.to.school, Will take $8000.00 fox quick’ le: Write} Tribune No, 656. 10-4-3t fully equipped for light hous: keeping, wltctrié range fd¥ cookin; warm and‘ coay, PlentY of \ sun-| Fr from.5 windows. . Geo,. W.; Little, Phone 704W. 4 SE a 4 10-6-tf FOR RENT—For winter or langer, 8 toom™hotise, eement cellar, fur- nace. Bath room, wash room, gar- age, chicken house, Inquite of J. cknfgn, Bismatck, a D. . 9-24-t8 FURNISHED house for séle.or rent in fitst class condition, close to yvery reasonable | _ Medicine Coy. Atlant new school, nice location. 413 Ray- mond St. Phone 942R of 9623. mS SALESMAN. ONE GOOD. state representative tc handte- exclusive: i sion. Write or wire for detail territory. Fisher Roasting Co., St. por week- With ourilite, Write uy. Towa: Novelty Company, Bldg, ir Gs, lowa: resent: Lighted yurer. t nity.cages. Fast sellers: Commissioners advanced. We de- liver, ,coMect.“ Spangler Mfg. Co, 160 N. Wells, Chicago. AGENTS—$30.00 daily representing factory. Byectrig lighted: vamty; caves: Fastest seller, out. Pay ad- vanced. sitiplé, Goldsinith, 29° Sp. Clinton, Chicago. reg WE WILL PAY you to distribute religious literature. in yowr com- munity; steady. work,:man or wom- experience unnetessary. Act ‘quick}yg, Universal Bible House, Philadelphia. Ahan price $2.00,;partinulare free. Welch it . ita, Gare 9-29-16 ay sg) Bethy REAL ESTATE 3% MONEY. Hes -Wdaus,- on. city-or..farm . property. Reserve Deposit Company; Lathrop Building, -Kensas, City, Mo. _ BUSINESS CHANCES S- 0) — Store -keoper. leaving Bismarck. -on- ac- count of: :¢ducational’’ reasons wishes to sell his stock of goody fixtures and Home near by. He and is doing business and the. overhead. expetises! are small. Ie not located down town. Write Tribune No: 667. 10-4-1w SPECIALTY SALESMEN, iftroducing y new product to dealers. nt connection. Men making orte-shousand and up monthly. Box (Aad, Dunkirk, N: Y. a ecient i Al i.e—MoTto! meat Lah hi aa ge Coupe, ture. Rose Apts. M. Phone Anyone #ikitig to. rent apartment will find“this, f ire very vets abl 10-4-1W. ‘al Sho FOR SALE =Dodge touring can, ly “equipped.” Gobd' sie new. Call at McKenzie’ Hotél Barber Shop saat 10-6-8t UI we SS FOR SALE OR RENT—Seven room modern house. Phone 743J. 1019 Twelfth’ street. P.O. if marek, N. D.. FOR F rdom 10-5. house}. modern,. call’ 788-3rd Street jatrator ti for information: FOR RENT—T roori house, West eld of City: Partly.modern. Write Tri- bune.No..652.___ >, 9-28-tt FOR SALE OR! RENT—Three-room cottage, 418 South. 20th 418, F furnis! Strictly: modern: 7-room: house. * Call 832-R. . 187) Bis-| ther ‘W. Duca, “Tarnished dersigned, A. Phoneimonths: after the: first pad 10-2-2w | this noticeg to said Admit NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the; Matter of’ the Estate of Ar- reused. Notice is ‘hereby given by the un- O. Schimansky, Adinin- with the. Will! Arnexed of Esthte of Arthur W. Lucas, late ithe 10:4-1W/'of the City of Bismarck: in the Goun- ty of Bupleigt and: State of North Sit persons heeing cates ae sons ha claims: ay decedatd, to exhibit them wii ¢ necessary: vouchers; witha with the Will Annexed at-number 116 Fourth Street in the City of Bismarck ‘in. said Burleigh County, North Da- 10+8-1W | Kota. FOR RENT—Five room house. In- quire at 214 Fifth St. 10-4-3¢ FOR” RENT—Apartment Rose apartments; » See‘ Janitor. 10-6-1w FOR RENT—Modern six room house. Phone 628J. 10-3-3t ee, BOARDERS WANTED __ WANTED=A’ few table boarders, 2 blocks -from.H:. S:- one block from North Ward. Real home cooking. Also orders taken for home bak- ing. Phone 485LJ. 10-5-2t implemvnts, inventory about 98,00, located in county seat, with large territory and good trade, agents for International leer for past ee years, Health. ror. selling: Ta er crear Waite OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT—Down town, good ‘location. Ground floor, Ne janitor ser. bape hy splendid garige ard hen house. Write Tribune: No, 656, ie gtove, rocking mi ner, table, $07-4th St.,.Phone 404W. » FOR RENT—One large room, inmod- | ern house, on ground floor, for light housekeeping; Also for sale, coal and gas range, and Universs! Range. Call 528 7th St., or phone __487-W. FOR RENT—Two large nicely. fur- nished clean rooms, in modern hoyse. Will rent for. $20.00 per “m@hth.. 2137 11th’ St. Phone 656M; 10-5-2: 10-5-1w | FO-RRENT*-Modern foraithed room. |: Only three blocks. north“of postof- |. Lewis, fice. Rent reasonable. 505 rd St. Phone 322-M, _.10+6-8t tieely: farniahcd | room in modern house, for one of two, Phone 8463, 408 10th’ St. grok RENT—C room at 514’ 6th: St: Ry 5 10-4-8t | yy. Jumper, | h Dated September 14th, 1928: A. 0. SCHIMANSKY, Administrator with: the: Will: An- nexed. ZUGER & TILLOTSON, Bismarck, N. Di Attorneys for Administrator. | First. publication on. the 15th day of September, A. D. 1928 N 9-15-22-29—-10-6 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ini the Matter of Estate of Frank Shi man, Dece x ice is hereby gi the=un- Jia J, L. Bell, te of the Last Will of the, Frank Shernian, late of Zillah, in the County of Yakima and State of Washington, deceased, to the créditors of, and: all persons having claims against, said- deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within six: months, after the first publication of: this notice, Woe: deliver. - Write for], to suid Executor at his place pf bus- iness at the it National the city of Bismarek in. Burleig! County, No’ ita. \ ; Dated Septei ber 16th A. D, 1983. i v ods Executor of the la Attorne: Ly aed! ‘ey po #6 DAIRY SHOW | -OONVENESIN - SYRACUSE N ' Exposition ~ Brings Together Fine Display of Cattle from Syractise, N. Y.,: Oct, @—A\ comprer hensive cross-section ‘of the dairy industry, the greitbtanch of agri- culture is shown in Yhie city, the National Dairy show and Wort Dairy congress convenes. : Emphasis will be placed on the tre+ mendous part the industry plays;in national prosperity and ‘welfare; on Nits economic importance in bringing $2,400,000,000: to. the dairy farms. of the country, annually and a greater stability to agriculttre, and of pFo- ductive methods of still further. in- creasing the industry’s stability and prosperity. ait The exposition will bring togethér miore than 1,300 of the United States and Canada’s finest dafry cattle; chinery’ and equipment for dairy and dairy factory valued at 000,000; 300 of the country’s finest the latest scientific facts and discoveries in the relation of milk and it products to human wel fare; and’ scores of educational hibits for the study of farmers in betterment of their farms. Distinguished sciéntists and re- search specialists, delegates from 40 foretgn—countries, will deliver ad- dresses dealing with improverfient and greater efficiency in farm pro- duction, manufacture of dairy prod ucts, transportation and marketin; Another important phase taken up ih detail wil] be the yital and essential part played by’ milk in the welfare of mankind. : Recent discoveries have establish- .jed the fact that in milk are certain ry]: qualities which make it a neces! and complete food for humans. Ii known to be especially essential for the young, in adequate development of both brain and body. Among the delegates will be Dr. Hugh G. Cumming, League of Na- tions; Professors Sato and A Miyar| waki, ‘Hokkaido Imperial univyérsity. Japan; Senoy F. S. Latour, Minister of Guatemal Abdullah = Entezan, secretary of the Persian legation at Washington; C. Holmes Dennis, Roy- al college for Science, Ireland; Haa- kon Issachsen, Royal Agricultural College, Norway; Robert Burri.: di-| rector of the Lieberfeld Experiment station, Switzerland. | ‘Four special trains will bring they delegates and visitors from Washin, ton, where the congress will be for- mally opened by President Coulidge. A> total of 1,329 dariy cattle enter- ed at the exposition will show the ighest perfection to which breeder: end’ scientists have arrived in this country and Canada in seeking per. feetion of type and conformation for the economical production; of milk. In the number will be several worl champions, blue ribbon winners from every state, splendid specimens of the five leading dairy breeds, Holstein, Ayrshire, Jersey,, Guernsey 4nd Brown Swiss, which will demonstrate to visitors what points should be sought in breeding for heavier pro- ‘duction. Every division of the exposition has been d ned to inspire y farrtiers to practice more economicai and resultful methods. Great em- phasis: will’ ‘be. placed on better breeding; its necessity is indicated by the fact that the average produc- tion of milk per cow in the United States is only a little more than 4,900 pounds a year, when it has been established there is seldom profit BISMAR D-HQ wrath ove a for said éxecdtor,. |! BY STANLEY “THIS SOAP POSITIVELY STOPS FALLINGY u ‘ JME TOWN FOLKS HAD THEIR ANNUAL LALGA WHEN BOB BACONS WiG CAME OFF RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF DOCTOR BLOTZ OUT OUR WAY AIR ---- 3 FREE SHAMPOO DEMONSTRATION, ‘ SAN YOUNG MAN , L GOT Mi TIRED OF CALLING: YOU ~ DOWN ABOUT THIS {REPORT CARD LAST TERM AND FROM “THE LOOKS OF TIS _ CARD WE'RE GOING © WAVE A FEW » SESSIONS fs AISZCALLING: CARD made with cows yielding less than|have entered student judging teams, | {while junior project workers have Boy and girl judging teams will| entered more than 100 calve 5,000 pounds a year. come to the exposition and boy and girl demonstration team from 17: states. More than 20 states from 20 states | ing the work the exposition in giving the younger generation an abiding interest in farming. troubl DOINGS OF THE DUFFS rho i SOMETHING OR DO SOMETHING, BUT GOSH | CAN'T- REMEMBER: TOLD MB.Te GET | WISH | FOR IT In Nick of Time COULD THINK WHAT SHE WANTED - i KNOW SHE WILL ASK ME THE. FIRST THING IF YOU WANT TO TAKE A NAP GO HOME AND TAKE IT- DON'T SLEEP ON “THE MAIL BoX AND! DELAY A GUY THAT WANTS To MAIL ALETTER (© HIS SWEETIE! B WOU \\) STILL COMING HOME London, 3 over yet here. Two regiments just show-! returning from the Near East re- minded the people at home of the in Europe, and they gave Oct. 6—The war rousing welcome. WILLIAMS isn't WHEAT GORS. UP QUICKLY Ad*ances dn’ Chicago Market Today After Hesitating Chicago, Oct. 6.—Wheat quickly ad- vanced in price today after? a hesi- tating start. Initial weakness due to Jocal sell.ng was soon more than oit- set by prospects of government xt- tempts to alford agricultural relief. It soon became apparent that at least for the time being bears lacked cour- age for any determined aggressidn and prices ascended in some cases 1 and 1 nts ‘from the low early points. fhe opening which varied from unchanged figures to 1-4 cent aff with Dec. §1.073-8 to 5-8 and May $1.111-8 to 1-4, was followed by a slight further sag and then a sharp upturn. Subsequently extensive hoisted values still mo The close was strong, 13-4 to 23-8 cents net higher, with December $1.09 3-4 to 7-8 and May $1.13 1-8 to 1-4. buying CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Chicago, Oct. 6.—Hog receipts, $7,- 000. Uneven, mostly steady to 10 cents lower. Top $8.40. Cattle re- ceipts 2,000. Bun today mostly western grassers, compared with week ago, $12.75. \Sheep receipts, 2,000. Today's best fat range lambs to shippers, $13.75. Twenty-five cents higher. “Others and sheep steady. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR. Minneapolis, Oct. 6.—Flour un- changed. ipments, 64,450 barrels. to $28 50. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK Paul, Oct. 6—Cattle 500. Compared with week ago grain-fed cattle nominally stendy. Grass-fat beeves about steady. She-stock mostly 25 or more higher, Canners and cutters strong to 26 cents higher. Rplogna bulls a~ big half dollar lower. Stockers and feeders about steady. Bulk price’ at close fat beeves $5.00 to $6.50. Grass-fat heifers $4.00 to $5.00, Cows $3.09 to $4.00. Canners and cutters 8.25 to $8.00. Bologna bulls $3.25-to $3.75. Stockers and feeders quotable $2.50 to $8.00. Bulk selling $3.00 to $6.00. Culves receipts 200. Compar- ed to week ago best light veal calves around 25 cents lower. Range $9.50 to $10.50. Bulk $9.75 to $10.00. Hog receipts 700. About steady with packer trade of Friday. Bulk desirable lights and butchers $7.60. Packing sows mostly $6.75. Three cars string highly finished 264-pound butchers late Friday $8.00. Sheep receipts 2,200. Steady to strong. Run consists largely of sev- en doubles of westerns largely fleshy and feeding ewes unsold ear- ly. Compared with week ago lambs strong to 25 cents higher. Fat steady to 50 cents up; bulk fat native lambs $11.50 to €ulls $8.00 to $8.50. Fleshy ewes to packers 50 to 5.50. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN. Minneapolis, Oct. 6—Wheat» re- ceipts 342 cars, compared with 391 cars a year ago. Cash No. 1 north- ern, $1.17 to $1.22; No, 1 dark norti- ern spring choice to fancy, $1.24 to $1.28; good to choice $1.21 to $1.24; ordinary to good $1.19 to $1.21; De- cember, $1.18; May, $1.22. Corn No. 3 yellow, 931-2 cents; oats No. % white, 395-8 to 401-8 cents; barley, 48 to 62 cents; rye, 6844 to 681-2 cents; flax No. 1, 2.49 to $2.52. ibe Spiders lived on earth~ long’ be- fore man, Geabs chew their food with their legs. is THANKS ,oLDmaAN! BY ALLMAN 7) 1} KNOW NOW WHAT SHE WANTED ME To DO- MAIL THESE IQvITATIONS To A PARTY EIS GOING To GIVE - HOT STUFF -HA-HA-HA: /