The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 21, 1923, Page 7

N WA Electrical, Gas Engineering. The demand is far greater than we can supply. $5.00 to $10.00 per day of- fered everywhere for well trained mechanics. Don’t remain idle,fhis winter, get in the big money class. A few weeks’ training with. tools] FOR SALE OR TRAD at the Hemphill Practical Trade Schools, the Million dollar trade School System, will fit you_ for any sof these big pay Jobs. eet away from, hard work low pay. Hemphill Trade Schools are lock ; 107 Nicollet Ave, Minne Canada and ten other Cities. pay railway fare. Write neare! Branch for free catalogue and special offer. 4 HELP WANTED—FEMALE. HELP W in” money at home. Women everywhere making substantial amounts knitting socks for us on fast easily leaned Auto itter. Distance immaterial. Send for full particulars and handsome reward tamp. Auto Knitter Co., ANT A” PERMANENT Ladies as well as gen- tlemen. Big money from the start, f you are any kind of a worker, come and we will talk it over, In- quire at Hotel MeKenzie, Room 501. 11-20-2t WANTED — Experienced waitress. Homan’s Cafe. 11-15-1W FOR SALE Two strictly modern, 7-room houses, ‘close in, splendid condition, $5,800 each, $2,000 cash, balance practically to Five ‘room house; close in, toilet, lights, good condition, good barn. $3000.00, $700.00 cash, balance monthly, Wonderful bargains in land. Bur- leigh County is starting on its soundest, most substantial growth, Buy now. Fire Insurance written in reliable companies. My business has doubled this past year. There is a reason. F, E, YOUNG FOR SALE OR RENT « _ HOUSES AND FLATS WANTED—To hear from - married couple withoyt children, Who would like to come into a well-furnished modern home in good location, and qboard two adults for use of same. Write Tribune No. 681. _11-19-tf FOR RENT—Three-room apartmgnt on ground floor, unfurnished. Pri- vate entrance, and bath. Also ear age. Call between 5 and 7, and i 11-19- lw Hot water héat, ete, immediate sale, Ap- 702 Avenue F, 11-21-2t flat also partly furnished light keeping rooms, call 183 College. 11-21. house and barn, 4 lot: tween 3 and 6 today, at 303 South 10th street. 11-21-1t FOR RENT—A strictly modern fur- nished or unfurnished house. Phone 525-R, after 6 p, mh 1 FOR RENT—Six-room modern house on Thayer St. Close in. Phone 905. 1621- ‘lw, FOR RENT—Furnished apart- ment. Phone 797X. 11-19-8¢ FOR RENT — Five-room modern house. Phone 700. 11-21-3t | doxencon, 523 6th street. Phone |FOR SALE CE 3-M. |) WANTED — Plain D—to Tearn—Autos,|FOR SALE Second hand Fords, Dodges, Overland, Maxwell, Bol- diers’ Bonus and Hail ‘Warrants accepted, full value. Time to re- sponsible parties. Dakota Auto Sales Co., 107 5th St. Phone 428. 11-17-lw eo, in good condition, $150, or will trade for live stock, 818 Ave. B. Phone 682-M. eR lw et | FOR SALE—Fo touring in est condition; a5 cash. Phone b = __1-17-1w ‘OR. SALE—Ford touring’ in good | condition; $75 cash. Phone 467. 11-17-1w WANTED Experienced salesman. Commission and salary. Dakota Auto Sales Company, 107-5th St. Phone 428. 11-20-1w | MISCELLANEO! No experience necessary. FOR SALE—Edison phonograp with 22 records; and table, for $15.00, bookcase, music désk, kitchen cab- inet, china closet, buffet, library table, flowers, one chi piano, and electric washe! 12 St,, Phone 754-R. 11-15-1w, WILL THE PARTY who took bicycla| from back of Logan's grocery, be- tween 5 and 6 Monday afternoon, please return. Anyone noticing a two seated Standard form bicycle, please notify Baker Baking Com- it FOR SALE—Onge 50 1 = vy, ice box, used about 5 weeks, good as new. Also for rent, heated garage for winter. 123W! Thayer Street. Phone, 459M ench with. wheal. one chalk box and cupboard. Soli bottom, oak No, 1 shape. Write Mary Hurley, Leith, N. D. turning lathe with about 6 or 8 feet bed. Write Joe Markel, Willmen, N. D. FOR SALE—Fumed oak library, table, bed complete and other articles. 618 Ave. A. 11-19-tf WANTED—fo buy-a-smatt-house ic be moved elsewhere.- Geo.M. Reg- ister, Bismarck, N. D. 11-15-1w FOR SALE—List of North Dakota auto owners. Address Box 121, marck, N. D. 11-21-3t 0 LE—Duroc Jersey Boar. Pigs. Cen be registered. M. G. Ward, Phone 11F3. 11-15-1w 11-17-1w, WANTED—Second hard in enue brary table, like new. Phone 1106. WANTED AT ONCE—Large piano box. Phone 980. _ i 21-8t Phone 994-R. Mrs. KR. Griffin. 11-21-3t NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLO- SURE SALE Notice is hereby given” ek id | 0} The premises ea g ie at the Bank of North Dakota, Mortgagee, dated the 6th day ‘of April, 1920, and filed for recorq in the office of the Reg- ister of Deeds of the County of Bur- leigh and State of North, Dakota on the 19th day of May, 1920, and re- corded in Book 166, of Mortgages, Page 854 and 22a ” RUA / County of Burleigh of September, 1921, ang. recorded is the office of the said Regi r of Deeds on the 22nd day’ of Septem* ber, 1921, in Book 169 of_ Miscollan- eous Mortgages lage 508 will bé foreclosed by a of the premises ih such mortgage, and hereinafter described at the front door of' the Court House in “che ety of ag County of Burleigh and State of North thee at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. on the 15th dag of. Di mber, 1928, to satisfy the amoun eu pon such mortgage on ate day suc! Eee rage ang whic! mn e Id to sai attete the same are cribed as follows’, The Northeast quarter of Section Twenty-two, in Township Ong Hun- dred Forty-four, North, Ran; Seventy-six, West, aR ae in the and State of North Dakota. There will be due on such moxt- | gage at the date of sale the sum of | Three Thousand Forty-seven. and 19-100 dollars, together withthe cost of foreclosure. Dated at Bisniatck, North’ Dakota, on the 31st’ day of October, 1928. nure. &. Teachers BE OUR FREE GUESTS AT DINNER. - The Wellworth Store R. GREEN, as Mani «the Bank of the State of North Dakota as \ ‘Trustee. for the lorth Dakota, .G. OLGEIRSON, Attorney for the Bank of North Dakota, Bismarck, North Dakota. ORCHID AND BLUE A gorgeous evening cloak by hhyacinth-blue velvet is Hned witit a. neon orchid and banded with des- skunk. Penis ESI LAWN INSURANCE -\ Feftilize and protect your lawn from freezing out by covering with well rotted ma- Do it now before snow) ‘comes. We are in a position to take care of all orders romptly. Phone’ 62. 209 5th Street. During the Teachers’ convention, we will make special ‘yeduction prices on every article in our stock. In addition every teacher will receive FREE with each $3.00 purchase a 50 Cent Meal Ticket. = NUH rer of th State of 11-7-14-21-28-—12-5-12 Wachter Transfer Ts COMPANY ‘where herder oe Sa UAL a Ma iy sae ‘Lustrous Beauty That Will Give Long Wear Every time we sell a pair of Holeproof Hose we make a friend. For Holeproof offers the lustrous elegance that well-dressed women want in combination wjth long wearing quality that cannot be had in other hosiery. Try one pair and we are certain that our store will be your future hosiery headquarters. Three Unsgrpassed Values Silk Full-Fushioned with Lisle Tops and Soles, $2.00 per Pair Silk with Extra-Stretch Lisle Top, Lisle Sol $1.65 per Pair Silk and Lisle Extra Stretch Top $1.00 per Pi OWA DAW AAA. Furnished Luxuriantly at Small Expense YOUR LIVING ROOM «TEACHERS ATTENTION. Silk hose make good Xmas gi We have them in 41 differen’ shades to match your gowns, shoes, gloves, etc. Also silk and wool. in blacks and the neW heather shades. Our hose are guaranteed, Real silk Hosiery Mills, Inc., 2nd door ‘an Horn hotel, 11-21-4t REAL ESTATE“LOANS _~ Six PER CENT MONEY—Reserve System 6 per cent loans, on city or farm property. Reserve De- posit company, Lathrop building, Kansas City, Mo. AGENTS WANTED AGENTS: WANT hotel man, Dodge, N. “Wouldn't be without KIN LIGNITE GRATE FOR FIVE TIMES WHAT IT, COST ME.” They are sold in Bismarck by Ruders Furniture Exchange and Paul Willman. C.F. Moody, Gen- eral Agent, Bismarck, N. D. 11-21-tf AGENTS WANTED—Sell Madison “Better Made” Shirts direct from our factory to wearer. No capital or experience required. Easily sold. Big profits. Write for Free Sample! i SEASONABLE WEARING ' APPAREL FOR WOMEN Just now ‘every woman is concerned gbout her winter wearing apparel and the many who , have not-as yet prepared themselves for the colder weather which is sure to come, should visit our’ Ready-to-wear section promptly and be convinced of she superior values offered there. a will find there a most complete & assortment of popular prigee merchandise of ‘Coats for Wintry ‘Days ‘Whether fur fala) or plain, dress coat or utility, your choice of winter - coat styles is waiting for you here. “Luxurious, deep-pile fabrics, exquisite fur trimming or beautifully embroidered, these coats will appeal to the _most critical buyer. Bolivia, Marleen, Marvella and other fine fabri¢s’ in wrap-around and straight line styles, many fur eames models, in ee season’s best alee $45.00,. $50. it eda $89. 50 ~ Chappy Coats of good hegvy materials, alf fur-trimmed with suede or : leather linings é Your living room, where the family spends so many hae where your good taste and judgment is first scrutinized by your friends, can now be made comfort- able, cozy, and appealing at most reasonable cost. LIVING ROOM FURNITURE That makes home—HOME. That meets every requirement of constant use and reflects the pride you take in your home, is now on display in our new show /Foom, 2nd and Broadway. OUR NEW SHOW ROOM Bee Is extensive enough to fully display each set and individual piece, jubt as it will look in your home. Electric Lamps Unusual Display Dainty bed room lamps, desk lamps of many shades, library lamps in bronze, brass, and crystal finishings, living room lamps, of striking designs in fancy wooded base and standard, topped with splendid silk and satin shades are here, the finest display in the West. of New School house. e Newly painted inside. First class condition, .413 Rayniond. St. Phone 942R or 8625. We: 11-17-1w. FOR RENT—2 rooms oy le oF light housekeeping, modern home. Call’ at * alidith Street, or Phone 4783. ) FOR RENT—Two nicely? rooms for, light ‘ae te Also garage. 620 6th Bt. Phone 829-W. $22.50°"$45,00- : | - . .Boudoir Desks and Chairs In wood finish to match your present furnishings. Se -- All Fall and Winter MiHinery i, Off FOR Nag unfurnished. rooms ib16 Bay, odern. ae. Nick Wenzel, \ pest FOR RENT—Fornlshed toom a in*modern Bome. Close in in, 201 lst St. cornér Broadway. 11-20-1w FOR RENT South room in warn, strictly modern ‘11-20-8¢' pre ra room in. mo+ ome.’ -408-3rd & Nhe wee. house. Apply, at } Every hat in the department cut 38 1/8% metallic’ cloth pattern hats. HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR and in this special clean-up sale. Splendid styles in velvet, duvetyn, velour and Some are hand embroidered, others flower or feather trimmed: Splendid values. ‘__ PUMPS and OXFORDS. You'll find here a carefully selected assortment of pop- GLOVES. wport Silk Hose No, 5900, fa full fashioned in all shades” to match any A basement sg; ey epee uality at eh ik hage at 69¢c. Other silk hogevat 98c to $4. Cotton hose, 26¢ u to be. Globe union suits, silk and wool, all styles at Women's cotton. yni 2 tet pai ion suit Women’s fabric’ cant aa iter t, 2. win! ad M | ular styles’ in. women’s footwear... Oxfords for. street The justly popular Arch-Preserver ‘_. fopt comfort, in black or brown Patent leather pumps, low heel, cut-out sides at $7.00. : Black and brown kid pumps and oxfords with good, sen- sible heels, very serviceable at $4.85 to. $6.00. wear and neat pumps for party or dance. * rds, the best for $10,00. 2nd and Broadway. at maa = They are as pretty as they are useful. PICTURES, BOOK HOLDERS PERRY FURNITURE Co. [Aig a betaative novelties that add touch¢s of good taste to every room, make ideal acacia You will find a pleasing variety here. Bismarck, N. D. d(T raya