The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 13, 1924, Page 7

Classified Advertising Rates 1 week, 25 words or under 125 | |¢! Ads over 25 words, 2c addi- tional per word. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 65 Cents Per Inch CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 insertion, 25 word3 or | $5200.00. a fe under . ++ -$ 50 House; A rooms, south side, $1000. insertions, 26 words or House, 4 rooms, furnace heat, under . « 85 |) $1900.00. Se aha rok: ie. | meumen son tite asap este of | purse, companies, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1924 FOR SALE House, 5 rooms and bath, $3000.00. House, 4 roorls and toilet, $2650.00. House, 8 rooms, strictly modern, ty at prices and terms to suit every Fire insurance written in good) WORK WANTED All classified ads are cash in advance. Copy should re- ceived by 12, o'clock to insure insertion same day. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT i WANTED—Work by weck or month. WORK WANTED—Experienced wo-j Can furnish own truck. Mocsmer, 209 7th St. So. George 2-1 BISMARCK ‘TRIBUN - PHONE 32 { | | HELP WANTED—FEMALR | NTED—Sales ladies, to sell on; on or sala: No book or toilet articles, Call the NuBone| Corset Lady. Room 109 between 7 and 9 p. m, Van Horn Hote’ S 2-12-3t —<—$—$< $ — HELP WANTED—MALE NALE HELP WANTE allroad postal clerks; Start $133. month. Railroad Expenses — paid. Pi Test! examination free. Columbus __Institute, Columbus, 0. WANTED—Girl for general house- | work. Apply Mrs. Frank E. Shep- FOR SALE OR RENT | HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT—Four room partly mod- | “ FOUND } crn house, very close in, for $15.00| FOUND—Metal pencil. Phone 605. a month; 7 room modern house, | 2-12-3t redecorated, on 4th St. at $35.00, | RR and 10 room modern house redec- LAND orated, close in, at $50.00. Register. i OR SA R REN i | two houses, good well, stable, hen} house. Will divide. A bargain.| J. K. Doran, 406 Third street. 2-7-1w FOR RENT—Three modern house- keeping rooms, big enough for | small family, furnished or unfur- Geo. W. 2-12 nished, 1016 Broadway. Phone; oa. W. 2-M-3t FOR RENT—Furnished apartment | on second floor, fitted for light | housekeeping, $40 a month. Phone 794W. Geo. W. Little, 801 Fourth, | __21-tf! FOR) RENT—Two-room apartment, | partly furnished. Two private en- | trances, adjoi g bath, heat, light, and water, $35. Phone 614. i tf FOR R Warm, fu ed light housckeeping rooms, also one sin- \gle sleeping rom, 622 3rd St. Phone 132-W 2-11-3t ———_ i Pena aN een ret SALESMEN who can buy samples Pemmeo ener. k eRe a SUE DIGBY private instruction in Gregg Shorthand, touch typewrit-! yehearsai last evgning we | big three-way show of Gilbert S, Fur- j ness Post No. 40, American Legion to Ihe staged Friday and Saturday night will be the biggest hit in the history wt FOR SALE—A snap. Combined farm FOR RE! FOR SALE—Navy TO REJECT ANY COPY man, wants to do housework. Phene ‘ SUBMITTED 179J. 2-13-3t \ WANTED-—Lady wants work by day) ° THE \ |] or hour, Phone 966-W. —2-13-at | SALESMAN * and furnish bonds. right party. Knit Goods Company, City, Utah. PERSONAL | Big money for | y Salt Lake | 2-9-1w i ing, 208 3rd Street. Telephone 8: x {0 | room madern house by March Ist. | Adults only. Write 714 in care of | rent five or six-room modern house on west side, Geo. M. Register. 2-12-3t | ta and ranch ‘of “about 300 acres. Has good improvements consisting of douse, barn, cattle shed, granary, hog house, hen house, well and windmill, fine grove of trees east of Missouri river, for $4000., on very liberal terms; the improve- ments alone are worth about tiat. A great bargain in a quarter sec- tion of land in Burleigh county, on which about 75 acres are byok- en, fine soil; see me for very low price. Geo. M. Register. 9-1w ) re stock and dairy | farm, 5-rgom: house and athe build- ‘ings. 160 aeres on river bottom. It interested write Gco. Register, Bi marck, or Ray L, Scott, Baldwin. lw Spring suit’ like -new, FOR-RENT—Strictly moderna Toe mene in Rose Apartments. F. 12 FOR RENT—Two apartments fully equipped for light housekeeping. | Phone 794-W. 1-12tf | ____, ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—A large sleeping room in modern home. Gentlemen pre- ferred. 419 7th St. Phone 1066. 2-11-3t ® RENT: shed room in mo-| dern house, Lady preferred. Meals \ if desired. Phone 1068J. | ee 2.9-1W | FOR RENT—Nicely, furnished room in modern home, tlose in, Call at ¥F ‘uri 402 5th street or phone 836J. ec Board if desi 316-3rd St. 2-13=8t | FOR RENT—Three good unfurnished housekeeping rooms, Call at 803) ith St. 1-17-tf FOR RENT—Furnished room in mo-| dern home. 403 3rd St, i e CER ie 2-11-3t | FOR RENT—Pleasant room at 514 / 6th St. Phone 227. 2: 19: $n | NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE | 4 _ SALE BY ADVERTISEMENT Notice is hereby given that default been made in the terms of that by Albion K. Thysell andj Ruth G. Thysell (husband and wife) | to J. L, Bell dated the 23rd day -of | April 1920 and filed for record in| the office of the Register of Deeds | of Burleigh County, North Dakot: on the 5th day of May, 1920 at 10; o'clock A, M, and recorded in book j 159 of mortgages on page 248. “That on the 5th day of May, A. D..1920, the said mortgage was duly souign: d to the Bigmarck Loan and Invest- | 1 ment Company, a corporation of, Bis- j marck, North Dakota, which assign-; ment of mortgage was duly _ filed | for record’ in the office of the Regis- | ter of Deeds of Burleigh County the 22nd day of December, .1923 | at | the hout of 10:20 o'clock A, M. and; duly recorded in Book-139 of Assign- ments on page 534, That said mortgage will be fore- closed by a sale of the*premises: des- ckibtd in. such’ mortgage and herein alter described at, the front door of the court hous the city of Bis-/| marek, Burleigh. County, North Da- kota at the howe of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of the,8th duy of March A. D, 1924, to satisfy the dmount duc | une such mortgage on the day ‘of sale, The premises deseribed “ins: such) mortgage and whigh wil ibe sold. 40} satisfy the same are described as fal- | lows to wit: The \south half (S%2) of section five (5) in township one hundred forty (140) north, of ‘range Berens nine (79) west of the Sth P. M. Burleigh County, North Daketa. There will be due on sucl® mort- gage at the date of the sdle the sunt of $4030.40 in addition to the-costs nd expenses of sale including at- turneys fees. Thea January 29, 1924. 5 MARCK LOAN AND INVEST! MENT.CO,, ve .CO., ‘a corporation of Bismarck) N..D. ty Assignee. F. EY McCURDY, ~ ~ Attorney for Assignee, e STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Coun- | Willard .|which is on file in the office of the tain mortgage execyted and de-|- icribed real lin a state of suppressed excitement. Bismarck, N. P. pips So YBO—8-6-18-20227—3-3 $1800. Phone 823. 2-11-3t HEMSTITCHING—All work 10 cents per yard, Singer Sewing Machine | Cow Bismarck, N. D- 2-6-1} RESPONSIBLE PARTY will care for piano for.;use of- same. Phone 417-LM, 2-12-3t FOR SALE OR RENT—Howard piano. Write Tribune No. 7 | 2-11-4t EES SUMMONS ty of Burleigh. In District Court, Fourth Judicial Disti Albert F, McCall, Plai onzo J. Powers, Eugene F. Ruel A. Durkee and John partners as Powers Durkee & Co., Be =-Watson, Thomas haughnessy, and all other per- sons unknown claiming any estate or interest in, or lien or encumbrance upon the property described in the complaint, _ Defendants. Staty of Nogth Daketa to the above named defendants: ou are hereby summoned to an- x the complaint in this action, clerk of saig court, and to serve a copy of your answer upon the sub- scribers within thirty days after the service of this summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service; and in ease of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken | against you by default for the re-j liéf demanded in the complaint. Dated this 30th day of January, 24. Fi NEWTON, DULLAM & YOUNG. Attorneys for Plaintiff, City National Bank Building, Bismarck, North Dakota. NOTICE To the above named defendants: Take Notice: that the above en-|} titled action is brought to quiet tit! and relates to the following de: estate, situate in, ounty of Burleigh and state of | North Dakota, to-wit: Lot Five (5),{ in Block Forty-seven (47), North Pacifie SecoMl. Addition to the city of Bismarck. ADatet this 30th day of; Junuary, | 4, NEWTON; DULLAM '& YOUNG, _ Attorneys for. Plaintiff, City National Bank +Building, | Bismarck, North Dakota. 2-6-18-20-27—3-0 12 | The Unfathomable Mystery. | Elizabeth ¢amé to séHool one day | Going straight to the teacher’s desk, she exclaimed ¢xultantly: “P¥e-got a new little sister!” “How very nice,” replied tencher. ~ #Yes,” said Elizabeth, “but this is | only a half-sister!” . “Why, that dockn’t make any dif- ferenee, does it?” i “No, but [never can understand where the other half is.”—Harper’s Magazine. aa Those. Terrible Neighbors! “How do you like your new ncigh- | bors?” Pa “Not at all. The fellow on the! loft‘ ngvet® shovels his ‘sidewalk and lets us: wade through the snow. And | the one on the rigMt clears his so the neatly after every snowfall that my | wife looks at me poisonously.”---Life. ciected at the annual stockholders at the Commercial club. They are Jos. P: Hess, A. H. Peter- sen, G, A. Renden, Charles D> Cooley, Dr.’ L. Briekson, R. A, Count Otto Bader, F. Wi MeKendry W. O'Rourke. will be held tomorrow. son, the boy's mother, is a daughter of the late L. E. Erickson, for many Western Woolen & |p; ize 38. |° THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SCOUT PROGRAM. Members. of Mandap Troop Boy Scouts of America, extended an invitation to the géneral publ observe the anniversary of Pre Abraham Lincoln's birth at a sp eeting and demonstration night at the Elks hall. meeti FLASHER BOY DIES. Alton. aged 18, son of M: Mrs. John H. Hanson who farm just utside the village limits of I ied of Bright’s disease after gering illness. | The funeral services Mrs. cars a resident of Mandan, 1 ny friends in this city who ending their sympathies. asa LEGION SHOW. With the cast all selecte working 100 per. cent indications at th eal talent production rly eighty persons of lor lassigned parts: by Director Jac Loughlin. Oh, the Untutored Masse: ave? “In a Garden” (Enoch Ard “A Christian Shanty” (T Shandy). “Pin Tennis” (Pendennis). “Cat and Blood” (Captain DIRECTORS RE-ELECTED. All oft the directors of the Mandan Building & Loan association were re- The’ officers will be elected at the next meeting of the beard in, about two weeks and it is expected the same, executive staff will be re-named, are ex: Among the requests for books re- perted by a Rhdde Island librarian “Heather Foam” (Ethan Frome).— Boston Transcript. YU TAKE ONE OF THE BLUE ones! Nd. 1, ie to last ng of nd J. = 1 Te f WERe YOU <'D TAKE THE GREEN One THe GREEN OVER ARE ALU THe RASS — r, and her, lin- Han- has ed and hat the re been k Me- 3! jen). ristram 7 Getting at the Source. | Science has proved that fact. Now, dear fellow,” said the doctor |let me see your teeth.” Blood). “your rheumatism, as you| “All right doe,” murmured his pa- call it, but which is really osteoar-| tient wearily, “hold out your hand.” conomist. ods thritis, is caused .by defective teeth. |—Dry ADAM AND EVA FEVA,LOOK AT THE 3 FOUNDATION OF Our » THAT'LL BLOW SOLID BUBBLES ! FFORTUNE! THE MIXTURE An Experiment THERE'S A DOZEN IN IT, BESIDES RUBBER CHEMIC AND HEAVENS, CEMENT. ADAM, WHAT HOLD YouR BREATH ' DON'T SAY AN AWFUL A ‘wWorD! I'M GOING TO BLOW : HOUSE! ATHE FIRST BUBBL am HURT SAY Nor! BUT WASN'T THAT A WONDERFUL BUBBLE WHILE. 17 LASTED! Rate ee fFOH ADAM, ¥ wasn't 1 TERRIBLE ? ARE YoU -= HURT ? ‘ SS Pr 3 se oe ‘ees ail tonteke” cel aaa" Roman mythology. }. - MR. ‘K—Tell: her to let them foolrenies pMone-an’ attend to her studies, —Jullge, ©” Bet) ~(OO-HOO * LOOK IT HERE* DE. COVERED WAGONS IN ST RONTTOLIE REEVES HAS BEEN LAYING: FOR THAT =~ LOUD MOUTHED SPIDE TAYL@R SINCE THE TIME, - SHE RODE TO “IQWN IN WASH FUNKS 'RIGE BY CAP HIGGINS PAGE SEVEN 55 pounds. Ear corn (72 cents in Minnesota), bulk slow, 2.50 to $3 tending lower. Bologna bulls Bulk $4.00 to $4. tockers and feeders opening | Se under s dull, Little demand except on better 7 grades. Bulk early sales $4.50. to Accommodating Youth. SETBAGKS IN $5.75, Calves receipts 2,500. 26 to 50| “I shoul! have to pay double te ‘ cents lower, Best lights $8.50 to] price of this paper if T w oyer in $9.00, Bulk to packers § and| America,” snid an American visi- down, Seconds $4.00 to $4.50. tor as he bought a * paper from a Hee receipts 25,000, Active. Aver-| London newsboy. aging around 15 cents hi But-|- “Well,” replied the urchin, “ser 1 cher and bacon hogs averaging large-| can pay me do ible, guv-ner, if it'll ly 175 to around muke you feel at “ome. mM son's iy an to $6.85. Packing yows Weekly. Lower Quotations at Liver-| $0.00. F pigs mostly pre Se Strongweight slaughter pigs $ A Poor Bargain. pool Affect Market Ea et Ba) BOBBY-—Mama, did you buy me Sheep receipts 500, Around stea-} irom the stork? Chicago, Feb. 13,—Setbacks in} 4¥- One ebuil: good to choice fed}. Peek Yes, dearie, why do you wheat quotations at Liverpool mbs averaging 70 pounds 18550. fee phe Fs rought 2 ‘decli Natives mostly $13.00 to OBBY--Oh, I've éften wondered brought about a“decline today at the ati eee TOR MASTEE aes | HY ce neal opening of the wheat market early. Dock strikes uncertainty was men- tioned as a reason for the lower quo- tations at Liverpool. On the down- turn in Chicago, however, buying in- tle boy with- Kandas City Star. Cutting Of Lizzie’s Drinks. RAGE MAN—How much d'you quotable to fi WHOLESALE PRODUCE (Furnished by Northern Produce Co.) creased, new purchasers ‘taking the| Cteam—Butterfat per Ib... ant? position that wheat values in this|Eags—Fresh, canMed per doz. . DRIVER-—A gallon. country were on a domestic basis for Dressed: Poultey GARAGE MAN-—Wot's the idea— at least the time being. Initial] No 2 P, Young Tom turkeys | weanin’ it?—Life. prices which varied from unchanged]. Per 1B... serte tens —_—— figures to cents lower with May |No. 1D. P. Hen turkeys, per Ib. "Taking No No. 1 Ducks per Ib. No. 1 Geese per Ib No, 1 turkeys, per Ib Live Poultry Little Boy—I’m not going to school $1.11 to $1.11 and July $1.41 5-8 ‘cause we've got to work too to $1.11 3-4 weresfollowed by a sag all around and then something of 2 a MOTHER—What have you got to sly catia Hens 4 Ibs. each and over per Ib. .13 | do? ' aug ae Hens under 4 Ibs. each, per Ib, 08] LITTLE BOY—1 don't know, but _ MINNE POLIS FLOU R Springs, per’lb... eS 11] teacher said that weg have calloused Minneapo! Feb,‘ 13.—Flour un-| Cocks and stags, per 08 | thenies after today’s Classes.—The ged. Shipments 75,147 barrels.| Ducks, per Ib. 12] Wasp. Bran $24.50 to Geese, per Ib.. 10 Yes, He's a Good Doctor! nical tIGAGO LIVESTOCK Bian : s R—Bones is your doc- nicago, Feb, 13.—Hog receipts) aot santa Gen’ Webra SOUT SlowictienelyioG do 1resita|, COUMENC Erte gpay cM SHOE He is. advance, Top $7.20. No. 1 dark’ northern $1.07, SHO! Do you think he Cattle receipts 9,000, Beef steers | Noo 1 northern Snring ex fever helped yout of value to sell at $9.00 and above {bee aU Tui, SHOEMAKER—Oh, yes, I. believe Fairly active. Best matured steers] No. 1 mixed durum he has. He tells all his patients to early $10.50 o. 1 red durum i walk more.-Answer (London). Sheep receipts 10,000, Comparative-| No, 1 flax a ~ ly slow. Fat%wooled lambs steady | N flax x WANTED—Girl for housework, that to strong. Na diayees Ai cae eae an room at home. Call at 500 a We quote but do not handle the Sd St. 2-13-2t so, STOCK following: ean South attle re-] Oats FOR RENT—Two modern furnished ceipts Opening extremely | Bark light housekeeping rooms. Close the week's decline. Killing | Speltz Go in. Phone 2 8th St very plain, steers and New Shell Corn. 2-13-3t gs $7.00 to $8.00, Commonest White es Jown to $6.00 or less. Fat Yellow & Mixed PERIENC stenographer desires about steady. Bulk] No, 3-—66-Ib test $0. position in ci by March Ist. Ref- 6.00. Heifers up to] No. 4—55-Ib test . erences furnished. Write Tribune and cutters active, One cent per pound di 715. 3-1w | - YEP 15 BELOW) “| NEWT SHES ON MY Bact J -~\ AREARIN ~ LF WS P wag) THIS THERMOMETER Wont KEEP UP WITH MY NEIGHBORS — ZACK PROVTYS REGISTERED TEN BELOW AND TAIS NEW ONE ONLY SHOWED S\K BELOW--\ WONT pe SAVE ee You SAY HE'S ALWAYS YEHE CANT * LEAD HE TD ARGUMENT TOOK PLACE /A FRONT : A HEATED A “THIS MORNING WHEN CASS TRIMBLE EOF THE DRUG STORE E RETURNED THE NEW THERMOMETER. AND DEMANDED HIS MONEY BACK ao BY BLOSSER as AY NAME'S: _TAG- WHATS. = ae Tag Meets Billy 1S. YOUR NAME BILLY |