The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1924, Page 7

MONDAY, APRIL 14,: -” | LASSTIEDAOVERTISEMENTS Classified Advertising Rates lineertion, 25 ‘words or. whder .........056. 2 insertions, 25 words under .......6645 8 insertions 25 words or Under 2.0... eens of 1 week, 26 words or under 1.28 Ads over 25 words, 2¢ addi- tional per word. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 65 Cents Per Inch All classified ads ate cash in advance. Copy should be re ceived by 12 o’clacR to insure insertion same day. or 6 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 32 HELP WANTED—MALB SHOE SHINER—We-will pay good ( wages. Capitol Shoe Repair Shop, 4-11--3t | to work by jak. 421-.2th) 4-12-2t WANTED--FEMALP “A competent oY eral housework. Apply in-person. Mrs. J. Coghlan, 717 9th St. WANTED—School room and board, 621 6th St. G19W. 4: WALTED—Gitl to help with, house- work Phone 223W. 4-11-3t POSITION ITION WANT automobile aeroplane three WANTED D. By competent mechanic, six + years and auto experience, Ford service stati d radio experience. Rest references. Write P. O. Box * 110, Coleharbor, N. Dak. 4-8-1w OOMS FOR RENT Row tris 1924 KITCHEN - | By NELLIE MAXWELL WICKLIN’ TIME Pe cere MOST taiity pickle which is not & very common is prepared with greth.cucumbers, Fill a jar. with thesinall ‘cucurfibera, well, washed ahd soaked in ice water to lave them crisp; add a slice or two of onion and four stalks of ie to each cap; now fill the jar with boll- | ing. tot Vitlegar, using a half-cupfii of sugar to.each quart jar. Seal and Way to season. | ie i] pause “ate fifty medium. | dizel"tibe tomatoes, half as many onions, four red peppers, séeda and fiber @emoyed; one small bunch of celery,.one quart of vinegar, one tablespoonfu) ench of whole all- Spice, whole cloves, with the hends | removed, . whole cinnamon, three cupfuls of gugar, two tablespoonfuls | of salt and. one grated nutmeg. | Scald and peel and chop the tonia- toes 4nd put them to drain in a | colandet. Chop all the vegetables, | tle the spices in a bmall cheesecloth | _2| bag and cook all together for two nid one-half hours. Fitl in bottles ¢ while hot and seal airtight, | Unovoked Tomato Relish.—Take n peck of ripe tomatoes, pect and | chop and drain In a colander. Whe drained add two ctipfuls each of | chopped celery and onions, four red | peppérs, two cupfuls of sugar, one eunul of mustard seed, one-half cupfulfof salt, one teaspoonful of | black pepper, one teaspoonful of | paprika, Mix well and fill jars to overflowing. Senl and keep in uw coul place. Ready to be used in alx weeks. , ——— WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT— Five i room modern house, Phone 574 49-tf | WORK WANTED FOR RANT—Large nicely furnished room with kitchenette, on ground floor in modern home, suitabld for young married couple. _Screened poreh. Phone 883, 217 8th St. . 8-27-tf Moderft rooms, close ip. coal range and a gas range in good condition for sale. Phone 4-12-1w ge rooms, one with screened in porch, Would like a few table boarders, Phone 622. 4i@- Thayer St. 4-9-Lw FOR RENT—Good sized, well fur- nished front room with kitchenette 411-5th St. Phone 273 4-11-1w FOR RE ‘wo modern furnished rooms on ground floor for light housekeeping. 608 10th St, 4-8-lw WOR RENT—Well furnished room in a modern home, on ground floor, close in. Phone 672J. 120 4st St. 2-2-tf FOR RENT—A_ sleeping room on second floor all in a good, quiet home. Phone 836M, 408¢5th St: we FOR RENT—Two nice light house- keeping rooms, in modern house, 617 2nd St. Phone 8123. 4-12-3t FOR RENT—Very large well fur- nished rooms, close in. Rates ren- sonable, Phone 746. 4-11-4t FOR RENT-—-Light housekeeping rooms in. modern house; 801 5th St. Phone 242W. 4-11-3¢) FQR RENT—Modeyn furnished rooms close in, 313 4th St. Phone 627K. 4-12-18 ISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT—Room and location for either, meat: market, tailor and. re- pair shop ortlaund#y. ' Modern six room house . equipped with gas range, furnace and laundry stove,; full basement, rent $40.00, Two modern three room apartments rent $25,00 and $30.09, Phone 400. L, W. Address Room 6 Dahl. Block. A-11-3t FOR SALE--Avery, Tractor , 12-25 complete with three bottoms: plow and. self guide. Almost new having) plowed only 175 acres. This out-| fit may/be had.at less, than half of the new price. Time to re- sponsible parties.. IMquire Dakota Auto Sales Co., 107 5th St. Phone 4-10-3¢ SALE—One fumed onk round ng roof table and five leather seated chairs, also one mahogany rocker, 1 antique chair, 1 reed fernery. Call at 1008 Broadway br Phone 655W after 6 p. m. 4-10-3t STRAYED from my place last Thur: day one purebred Hampshire hog, black with complete white belt. Finder please notify Lewis J. Gar- ske, Gen, Delivery, Bismarck, for liberal reward. 4-12-2t FOR SALE—Dining room set, beds, dressers; onfe 9x12 rug, chairs, sav- itary cot with mattress, canhed fruit, jellies, kitchen utensils, 529, 6th St. Phone 613R, 4-12-3¢ FOR SALE—Hourehold furniture in- cluding Piano, Singer Sewing Ma-| chine, etc. Inquire at California Fruit ‘Store. Phone 105, , ‘ no 4-9-lw. R SALE—48 in famed oak dining table, six. eather upholstered: irs, also one library table, 1 priced. Phone 947, :°121 i i FOR SALE—New: spring tooth har- row, less shen spate ew Connolly Motor Co., Mandan, N. D._ ia ‘ 4.10.3 FOR SALE—Seed potatoes at place in Boyd Township. John Alsbury, Menoken, N. D. 2 4-14-46 FOR SALE—Dining table;> 2 ~beds with mattresses, ‘small: rocker, like new. Phone 1068J. 4-12-1w. FOR SALE—Three head of horses, Phone/106 L. W.. 4:9-TW Ist Street, WORK WANTED—Dish washing. or house cleaning by ‘day Plone 1043W. AUTOMOBILE—MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE OR EXOHANGE—Ford | touring car without top, brand new motot not run over 100,miles, ‘good tires and good body. Would coh: sider second hand player pian gs part. payment. Phone 685W or write, to 1004 Ave. C, Bismarck, N. Dak. S-31-tf if SALE—New i027. Hupmobile uring at a sbargain®will, ‘take first clase paper or trade: for ity property or land. Address Tribune N a Tw 2 100 rns 1 Rocks, Rose Reds, Wyundottes from each to trade in on Bism residence property. Will pay difference: in cash. Address 204 West, Rosser. __Phone 8629 — Aaddedt WILL TRAD sof land near Crosby, N. D. ¢lear of all incum- brances, for lease on best hotel in town of 5,000. Write J. A. Elngr, Sherburn, Minn, 4-14-1w FOR EXCHANGR—100_ acres _im- proved good: farm land for city property. Write Albert Papacek, 108 Srd St. Bismarck, N. Dak. 4-9-1W FOR SALE OR BENT HOUSES AND FLATS ' FOR. SALE—7 room modern: house, includis 8 bed rooms; ‘hardwood floors’ dawn stairs, basement, porch, hot tater heat, faces east, garage, for $4500, on ternis; 5 room modern hoyse, including 2 bed rooms, basement, porch, heat, light, sewer and water, on paving, for $3200, on very liberal terms. Geo. __M, Register. , 4-8-1w FOR RENT—Cozy epartment, small, close in, suitable for two working, $6.00 per week, private entrance. Large comfortable sleeping room, private entrance, $5.00. AGIR, 208 Thayer, 4-4-1 FOR RENT—A modest modern home full of comforts and conveniences, fine location. Trees and garden,) furnished or partly furpished, ly reliable tenant; desired,” Write 746 In eare“Tribune. ‘0 LE -at a; 're¢l,, bargain, Six room’ house With, hath, ight ard | water on corner;lot 50 x 140 feet | on Oty) St. Phone 477W, ay write | B. 0. Box 575. Bigma) ck, N.. Dak. peat G 4-8-Lw FOR RENT—By, Aprit Bat,-a furh- ished City heated apartment, also a 7 room niodary “dient Hoe sles idwin piano, renpayt lew- kitchen pe) Phone 805..." ARAN, dic Rae Ly 3 FOR PENT-2 soom poder house, Ronee hed rooménvat goo ie: strect for $35 p on 3 nate SR RENT—Furnished apartivient at Mirphy’’ “Apartment Si Ao Ww. FO tl FOR RENT—Furniphed blocks east’ of new school, end, 413° Raymond ‘Street. Phiane'| , -}2:8t fl 4 942R, FOR RENT—Two apartment “equipped far light hovaskeepi one. 794-W.,_- ed OR RENT—One mee oy n.....apartment. Phone’ vay Flats. So aLiit FOR RENT—Fiat at the Woodmanate Apartments. Apply H. J. Wogd- eran Nee wie RE pies. for storage ‘or 4office room. Call at 612 Broadway. ; Cottage, 4 rooms and bath, | built in 1928, $3200.00. ‘go Stinnes, who by déath ofmhis fa- | father's unsparing tutelage and sub- ‘sequently was granted THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FOR SALE | Bungalow, 6 rooms and bath, hot wa-! ter heating plant, new, $4750.00. Riverview. | House, 7 rooms and bath, hot water | heat, fire-place, garage, burn and/ chicken house, $5500.00, 7th Street. | modern, | House, 6 rooms and bath, nice lawn and trees, ‘double garage, play house, _beautééel—location 4th Streat. $5000.00. | Bungalow, 6 ‘roomy and Bath, mo- | dern, garage and ychicken xhouse. | $6000.00. | House, 6 rooms and bath, modern, east front, good condition, $5500.00. Other distings equally attfactive and | priced right, | We write insurance of every form.| See us for real service and genuine protectioy. Phone 188. | INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECURITY | FOR SALE + 6 room, brand new hungulow, close | erything complete und up-to best of neighborhoods; v y terms; price and terms o} plication. Houses and lots in all! parts of the ¢i prices and terms, My selection will suit any purse or taste, I also write fire insurance in good companies. YOUNG. 4-14-1w Successor To - Stinnes. Said Engaging Youth Berlin, April 14.—Dr. Edmund Hu- ther hus suddenly become the mon- ch of one of the wotld’s most gi gantic commercial and industrial em- pires, is described by his associates “as a youth of engaging personality and winning urbanity.” Although only '28 “yeays served a rig mercial app ing of over hol old he rous technical and com- nticeship under — his from the Charlottenburg —'Technicx! — School with the degree of doctor of engi-| 1924 neering, the last si 6 40,000, mak READ TRIBUNE WANT ADS. Boots and Her Buddies ON ,LOOKEE GIRLS / | LOOK #3 MY \ HOPE SHE 4 HAS PICKED A MAN WHO.IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR HER! Be SO MARG IS MA GONG To | LEAVE US! ro fy hd essen ohe young man well IT’S. MATZOS. SEASON matzo} ida hic supy in the first of estin x months of last yeur 8,000 emi- 1 from: this state Well! Well! Well! BOB. AND | ARE ENGAGED! plied for this Wurttembergers Seek America} \« ed -emigration [bed hair and perm ” always marks fhe Jewis! Te picture slow centuries-old custom. half the population about two and embers million, is EVERYBODY'S BOBBING Santa Rosa, Calif, April 14.-—-B: waves. quite the fad ame ind their mothers. let their white sist Resolved not. to Ss put anything WELL, WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THAT ? WELL, FOR PETES SAKE / ISN'T ANYONE GLAD? ALIN OUT OUR WAY Gr THET STRAWR BERRY SODY READN $ WE'LL MAKE ONE O THESE YERE DRUG STORE COW BOYS OUTER HIM NIT: HEE - HEE Ou SOAPY AIN’ DRANK NUTHIN AT SOFT SINCE PIKES PEAK WAS ote NAOW BOYS LOOKIT HEAL, DONTCHL GO “TOW, FOHCIN ME “TUN DEGRADE TIME MAVERICK. ~ BY WILLIAMS HIDE THET STRAW DUNK ! GIT IT OUTTA , THAR $ OTHETS s Indian womer ibiting new modes of HOL Killdeer, N. D., Ap | Schmidt returned this ‘MOMN POP | HAVE NO FEAR FOR YOUR HAT, POP- ALL I DO 1S PUT THIS STRING OF WEINERS INTO IT ~ NOW WATCH main | n he hair dressin VERAGED $85 pri 14 week Gus PAGE SEVEN | FLOWER PETALS e sold a Wis., where carload of horses, He 1 e of about $85 uld ba Menominee, Flower petals in rose, ‘violet of round for} better had{yel | tothe upper part of the wotrim the hems and been i with cu th he re tom parts of picture froc GO EASY ON MY MAT IF YOU'RE GONNA DO ANY MAGIC STUFF Pop Discovers Missing Links “By Taylor ~-I PLACE THE HAT BEHIND ME AND REPEAT— HOKUS POKUS ~ PRESTO CHANGO ~ ‘ae 5 HAVE DISAPPEARED ~ MYSTERIOUS - EH. POP ? iti“ MYSTERIOUS? YAAS,-— DOGGONE MYSTERIOUS!! ON SHORT NOTICE vat CHIMNEY BET THERE WAS NO FIRE AT B08 FOSDICKS STORE LAST AIGHT- BoB HAD JUST CLEANED "HE BIG LAMP CHIMNEY IN THE FRONT WINDOW AN \ UNUSDAL THING AT THIS THME OF THE YEAR - nm f HERE'S WILLE, MOM 1 TOLD HIM YOU WANTED FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS" OW NES? 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