The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 4, 1924, Page 7

is " FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1 924 + THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE + Classified Advertising Rates l insertion, 25 words or under . 2 insertions, 3 insertions 25 words or under ......... + 76 1 week, 26 words or dhder 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 insure insertion same day. ' THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 32 HELP WANTED—MALB DISTRIBUTOR WANTED—An estub- | lished Corporation wants a man capable of organizing’ a ‘sales force und distribute a high class, article required in evéry home. We CLASSIFIED —ADVERTISERENTS HOUSES FOR SALE FOR SALE—5 rooms, «!! modern but furnace, easy terms, near River- view school, $3100.00; 6 rooms, strictly modern, almost new, easy terms, $5600.00; 8 rooms, purtly modern, right down town, $3650.00; 4 rooms, also 5 rooms, south of the tracts, each at $1000.00; 5 room bungalow, close in, brand new and modern, $8150.00. If you are in the market for real estate buy it now for I doubt if you can ever again buy as cheaply as now. insurance written in reliable com- panies. F. E, Young. 3-31-1w EE AUTOMOBILE—MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Ford touring car without top, brand new motor not run over 100 miles, good tires and good body. Would con- sider second hand player pian) as part payment, Phone 685W or write to 1004 Ave. C. Bismarck, N.| Dak. 3-31-t TRUCK FOR SALE ndard Ford Car chassis with enclosed Express panel body, Car in good shape and 8 been used for light service on- Worth $250.00, will take $150.00 casn. Write P. 0, Box 126 or call are organizing a sales force in all) principal cities and we want men who are hustlers, who are fit ciflly capable of carrying a sr stock of $250.00 for quick 5 \ This is an excellent opportunity for the right man to secure con- trol of an article with wonderful money making possibilities. Ad- | dress Western Sales Agency, Inc.’ Dallas, Texas, 4-1-7t | MAN AND WIFE wants job as fore- mun and cook with road contrac: | tor in building roads. Can handle- s-Have had experience in roads, Address C.€, Ni} of Tribune. , 4-1-1W HELP WANTED—FEM. WANTED—A middle aged woman as housekeeper. Must know how to « care for child. Phone 885, or write 208-3rd. St. 4-3-lw WANTED—A competent maid for generathousework. Apply to Mrs. CG. D. Dursema, 209 W. Rosser. 922M. 3-24-tf WANTED—Competent girl for gen- eral housework. Phone 189. z 3-27-tf D—Waitress at Busy Bee 4-1-lw at dice. Experienced wait Frederick Cafe, 4-2-3 ROOMS FOR RENT ‘Sleeping room with lux- bed; private entrance, sleeping room with light ping privileges, $20.00; jarge light housekeeping room, hall and bath, $25.00, modern, every- thing furnished, close in, Phone 4G4R. 3-29-1w 6885. 2-1w FOR SALE—Repub! Emma McCadam, M: 7 indan, N. Dak. FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS YOR SALE—6 room house &t 407 So, 8th St. with 75 foot front, with 4 large shade trees. Hard wood floor in kitchen and dining room. Chick- en coop 9 x 16. Price $1600, $600. cash handles it. Will rent for $20 per month. 3-31-1w vd) eae earn ‘BOR RENT—By April ist, a furn- ished city heated apartment, also a 7 room modern house. For sale, Baldwin piano, davenport and Jew- ¢ll kitchen range. Phone 905. FOR RENT—Modern furnished house for all summer, 202 West Thayer. Phone 679W evenings or call at house mornings, Adults preferred, Theo. R. Taylor, 4-2-1 FOR RENT—Five room furnished apartment, possession for three of four months only. Phone 619 M. 615 6th Street. 4-2-3 FOR RENT—Furnished apartment at Murphy Apartments 204% in St. F. W. Murphy, FOR RENT—5 room house. Located on corner of Rosser and 8rd. Call at. 212 Rosser. Phone 396. 4-4-3t FOR RENT—One strictly modern furnished four room apartment. Phone 773, Varney Flats. 4-2-3 FOR RENT—Two apartments folly equipped for light housekeeping. Phone 794-W. 1-12-tf ‘ FOR RENT—Three good furnished light ‘housekeeping rooms in -mo= dern home. Basement and electric washing machine privileges ground floor, $36.00, Also a few pieces of furniture for sale. Call 872. 4-3-3t FOR RENT--Large nicely furnished room with kitchenette, on ground uitable for Screened floor in modern home, young married couple. -porch. Phone 883, 217 8th St. ds BO 8-27-tf FOR RENT—Two partly furnished light housekeeping rooms in mo- dern house with garden spot at $22.00 a month and a garage if de- sired, 622 1st St. Phone 766W. 3-29-1w ROOM for reut in modern up-to-date home for lady. Close in, four blocks from post office. Phone Mi. Z 3-29-1w FOR RENT—Small furnished room in a modern home, One or two + meals if desired. Phone 687. 4-4-3 FOR RENT—Well furnished room in modern home, on ground floor, close in, Phone 672J. 120 1st St. 2-20-tf FOR RENT—Attractive room in new modern home. Phone 682 or 313. 4-2-1w FOR RENT—Attractive room in new FOR RENT—Five room house, 5th Street. ___, MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—Home for three boys— brothers, ages six, four and 18 months, Russian Parentage, Are bright and speak some Engtish. May take “on trial” for adoption. Place them separately or other- wise. Superintendent Newcomb, Humane Society for the Friendless Bismarck. 4-3 VOR SALE—Large tool. chest with all kinds of carpenters tools, With Buest drill and emery stone, all] for $30.00. 1 bed with two me! ress and springs $15.00, 1 tional book case, 4 feet wide with 8 sections $12.00. 407 So, 8th St PUREBRED White Wy ing eggs, postage prepaid. Selected pens. Regal Doreas breeding $3 —15; $1.75—15. Utility eggs --15, L, E, Lee, Washburn, N, 3- D. ALL HOUSEHOLD goods of Mrs. M. ‘A. Lee, will be sold at public auc- tion Saturday, April 5th, 1924 at Fire | Sister Mary’s 1 | Kitchen GOOD THINGS FOR THE TABLE ° ps CPLERY soup {s always en- joyed by those who like the i flavor of that vegetable. Cream of Celery Soup.—Chop five stalks of celery and pound in a |miortar. Cook in a aouble boller | with two slices of onion and four cupfuls of milk thirty minutes, Melt three tublespoonfuls of butter; add three tablespoonfuls of flour and cook one minute, then gradually pour on the hot milk, stirring cou- |stantly. Season with salt und peép- per; add one-half cupful of cream; strain into a tureen and serve at once. Brussels Sprouts With Chestnuts. }—Boil a quart of brussels sprouts juntil tender; drain and cook in | three tablespoonfuls of butter. Cook jone-quarter of a cupful of butter | with two teaspoonfuls of sugar un- til browned, Add one cupful of | boiled chestnuts and cook until the | chestnuts are brown, then add the ° H | | j Sauteed sprouts, one-third of a cup- i ful of brown stock, one-half tea- ‘spoonful of beef extract, one-half tenspoonful of salt, a few grains of cayenne; reheat and serve hot. | Lamb Fricassee.—Cut in serving \Sized pieces three pounds of lamb | from the fore-quarter. Cover with | boiling water and cook slowly un- til the meat is tender. Remove ‘from the water, cool, sprinkle with | salt and pepper; dredge with flour | and saute in butter, Arrange on {a platter and pour around the meat ja brown sauce prepared from j browned flour, butter and the li- quor in which the meat was cooked. | Serve with peae, | Peach Fritters.—Mix and sift one ‘ cupful of flour, two teaspoonfuls of | baking powder, three tablespoon- | fuls of sugar and one-quarter of a teaspoonful of salt. Add gradually one-third of a cupful of milk, one well-beaten egg and three peaches, cut’ into gmall pieces. Drained canned peaches may be used. Drop by spoonfuls into deep fat, hot enough to brown a one-inch cube of bread in a minute. Drain on brown paper and sprinkle with powdered sugar. WAISTCOAT BLOUSE nish points, a belted b: The’ waistcoat blouse comes in, a very fine quality of pique with'man-|t. wear with the tailleur, m pockets and even nd is quite the thin PAGE SEVEN ARE YOUR LUNGS WEAK? or hay MeMullin’s Hundreds report wonder |bronchial trouble, asthma Weak lungs may or may not de-) fever try a bottle of It ® velop more serious, you have | Formula. | Ne 2 weak lungs; old standing cough, cold, | ful results, Mfd. only bf Tilden M Mullin hs Lenhart Drug Co. Co, Sedalia, Mo. For sale © Aas EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO HOW OFTEN MUST S CAUTION YOU TO Not CUT YOUR CETTUCS wrth! KouR KNIFE F Cut tr . WIth Xoue FORK WU GREAT SCOTT, WOMAN, CAN YOU DRIV A NAIC WITH A SPONGE £ tL HAVe NO USE FOR THE RUCES OF ETIQUSTTS WHEN THEY GET IN THE WAY OCF COMMON SEN SS =—— IF You ETIQUETTSG, WHY SHOLLD IF | HAVE ANOTHER : -zg HARD ROCG yg uae WONT You HAVE SOME. CANDY , BOOTS ? 1S AWFULLY GOOD ! Boots and Her Buddies | i 5 \Ts Too BAD. YOU DIDNT HEAR FROM JIMMIE TODAY! 212 2nd St. at 2 P.M. Mrs. M. A. Lee, 4-4-1t FOR SALE—3 teams ranging in weight from 2600 to 3400 Ibs., also fresh milk cows. J. E. Chesak, 12 miles S. E. of Bismarck, N. D. modern home for occupancy April} Sic 8-29-1w | ———- --—__—-— 1st. Phone 682 or 313. R ing room table and > _8-29-1w] six chait’s, library table, clothes OUT OUR WAY FOR RENT—Furnished light house-] ringer, wash boiler and tub, 7%x9 ; keeping rooms, 622 2nd Street.| rug, coal hod. Phone 870W. CEE Phone 132W. 4-4-3 Re es URED, Les tg FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room| PUREBRED White Wyandotte hatch- Zs in modern house. 306-9th St.| ing eggs, postage prepaid. Selected Phone 541J. 4-2-3t| . pens. Regal Doreas breeding $3.00 HOOM for rent, one block from@post| 7°) #ty516. Utility eave $12b-16. office, Phone ‘964. “211 Thayer. | WANTED -TO_BUY—=Party wants to * RASH at: a buy 6 or 8 ¥6dm modern house, — | situated. convenient for roomers. WANTED TO RENT Write 742 care Tribune. _3-31-1w. | -( WANTED TO RENT—Big house; one|{OR SALE—Good upright piano. with extra light housekeeping} Cash $150. Must sell. For infor- rooms preferred. Phone 574. mation ull 273 between 7 and 9 4-3-tf, evenings. ©” " “4-3-8t DRESSMAKING—Katherine DeLaney, 116 West Rosser. Phone 809W. 4-2-lw ee i Lost LOST—A plush Auto robe, brown on one side and blue on the other, Finder kindly call Copelin Motor Co, for reward. 4-3-3t FOR SALE 1920 Dodge touring ast over- * hauled, good tires and but- tery +» $575.00 1920 Olds touring just . over- hauled, good tires and bat- tery N26 90 E 45 Buick touring in excel . lent shape » 400.00 1 Studebaker touring light six model 1920 .......... seers 200.00 Baby grand Chevrolet tour- i . 26.00 . 95.00 50.00 30,00 ing asa 1920 Elgin touring .. Reo touring ..... 1\Osertand touring ..... 1\Chevrolet Sedanet.......... Five Ford tourings, different ‘mo- dels, some’ with starters at a bargain. Ask us about the easy payment plan on these cars. . DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO. 107-5th St. ‘Phone 428. »©p , Open Evenings. 4-3-lw.,, \ FOR EXCHANGE—A residence:prop- erty in Bismarck for’a sinal im- proved’ farm. Geo, M. Register. 3-20-1w FOR SALH—Oak kitchen cabinet, in first class condition, at a ,great Pargais... Telephone 792 J/ 4-2-8 waNteo 5 bottom automatic. Lift engine plow. C. E, Ericksén, Tappen, ‘N. Dak. 4-2-3t WANTED—Flat top typewriter desk Write No, 740, in care Tribune, iNest 8:20-1w FOR SALE—Music Cabtnet “and chairs. Phone 381 522-6th St. 4 4-4-tf , YOU EMT CONVINCE A WOMAN: WHO'S CLEANING HOUSE THAT THE WoooworK IS. CLEAN WHILE ANY OF AINS. THE PAINT’ R ? S BAVe NO USE FOR THE RULES CF MOM’N POP { Pop Gets Wise By Taylor . p> GAWSH- IM KINDA WoRRIED L ABOUT MomM- SHE DON'T EAT 2 AN! SHE STAYS IN TH’ BEDROOM MOST OF TH’ TIME - SHE'S < LOSIN' WEIGHT,BUT WON'T SAY) A WORD T' ME WHEN I ASK HER — NOW I'M JUST TRYIN T' FIGGER THIS OUT —_ 7 = TAKE EXERCISES AN' QuiT EATIN WELL- YOU JUST TOOK A CHOCOLATE WITH A WRAPPER ON \T ! THEN YOu THREW THE CHOCOLATE. AWAY AND NOW YOURE CHEWING THE PAPER! i ee : 4 P PII ~. + GOING PROM: BAD TO WORSE. * a, aaa BY WILLIAMS HURRY UP, AND GET HIM WASHED. HIS MUSIC TEACHER HAS JUST COME TO. GINE HIM HIS PIANO LESSON. THE OLD HOME TOWN YES sIR-- >} NO ONE MOVES THAT FAST Cee S| A REASON MERCHAND ICE 4 iy KoLe OIL SNES THINGS a | HAS THE ? ESCAPED JN | oTeYs DDST- MANE ONE OF JF AAOM HAS SOMETHIN’ THAT 1. COULD EAT? Y m% OW- THERES SOME Nice BANANAS! / ON TH’ be MOM, CAN & YOu HAVEN'T TOLD YER UNCLE JERRY WHAT you'RE GOIN’ TO DO WHEN OU ais GIT TO BE AS BIG AS PoP - 16 THE = CAT OUT ‘ —— a KC fr es Q WEED CE ; 4 Se = fH Vf —MARSHAL OTEY WALKER ON HIS HANDCAR IN CLOSE PURSUIT OF THE BOGUS CHECIK PASSER CAUGAT UP WITH THE_SW/NDLER AT WEED CENTER BUT OTEY WAS GOING SO FAST HE COULDNT STOP - THE SW/NDLER. \r Ay THOSE, BANANAS , 5 —{ YAAS — M'DEAR s = (ALLPIGHT! gee : / ; aoe > (amy 2? CAV LEE TG TH OUT "ES perce eS) BY BLOSSER No, IF YOU EAT THAT Now YoU WILL SPOIL YOUR, i= LUNCH «BUT TM AWFUL HONGRY= 1 GOTTA | MANE SOMETHIN’ To EAT. ; pe apes STALE BUN IN “HES # Kom, HAVE YOu AKY STALE