The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 28, 1924, Page 5

oe MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1924 The Dependable Classified Advertising Rates Ice Machitie, ‘ 1 insertion, 26 words or” under . ae a A ; 4 insertions, 28 word mmonia: System. Ca- Gee ae pacity, 100 to 2000 Ibs. S insertions 25 words or Will furnish refrigera- under . 8 tion cheaper than ice at $2.00 per ton. No moving parts, no power required. Oper- ates with gas, steam, hot water or kerosene, Fool Proof—fully guaranteed. C. F. MOODY, Agent, Bismarck, - - N.D. 1 we 26 words or under 1.26 Ads ovem 25 worda, Ye addi- tional per word, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 65 Cents Per Inch All classified ade are gqeb ip advance. Copy should be re ceived by 12 o'clock to insure inwertion same day. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 32 DR! SALE lots and farm Houses, hest. lists of any dealer in the city, i} Soil conditions are better this | ___ HELP WANTED—FEMALB | gpting than since 1916. This is} ANTED—Experienced girl for gen-| yoing to be “our year.” You ean work, One child in fam- buy real estate cheaper now thaw Give experience, wages and! you ever can again. address, Write 765 Care Tribune.|A wonderful bargain in a land con- 4-28-1w traet; splen Jand, well located, WANTED—Maid for general house-|, small set of buildings; ‘the holder | work. 305 Ave, B, Phone 4728 /" needs money; $4800.00 for $2200.00. 2 ream stri condition, nice ‘neighborhood, blocks from down tawn. 1 rooms and b . condition, east town, $2300.00, ,} 2 4-room, partly modern house: | $200.00 cash, balance $40.00 00 per month. front, right . er at once at the New and SALESMAN esmen and 9 to 10 am, Room 22, Bism | panies. F. E. YOUNG . 4-28-lw BUSINESS CHANCES gardens, | ONE of America’s leading manutue- hauling ashes, dirt or wood. Call] turers wishes to connect with B46W after 6 p.m. 3-24-1w} dependable, energetic, sales caver the Bismarck territory. FOR SALE OR RENT a man capable of earning over AND FLATS $4,000 per year we have something duplex, attached! Werth while to offer.” Sec Ie fl. ed garage, best location. Mod-| Bernhard, McKenzie Hotel, e rent. O. W. Roberts, 117 Main St. Phone 751 or 151. i 4-22-t6 strictly mod- CASH for your business—no matter where located. Buyers waiting for FOR RENT—May Ist, good investments. Quick sale. No TOR RENT modern new] Publicity. | Chicago Business house, newly painted and decorated,| change, 327 alle, Chicago five rooms and bath or three MISCELLANEOUS rooms and bath. A gas range and - full b: , located on 112 ave- fternoon, “silver aa cte a66R flexible white set bracglet which is valuable as a gift. Finder kind- ly return to 409-5th St. or Tribune 4-28: ffice for reward, Bt mostly furnished ‘ : TEA pOR-CAS: housek All newly decorated, | FOF CHEAP FOR CAS! Call Hl. L, Reade, Phone 239, Overland Touring Car. Five new BHD tis iy , tires. Machinery in good coud tion, Reason for selling, sickness. Can be seen at 816 Ave. F. Phone 417R. 4-28-3t FOR SALE t, squir- rel collar, size 38, for $60.00, worth $100,00. Also velvet dress $25.00. Phone 762 or inquire above Cafe. Tan silk unde return to Tribu FOR SALE . L, Bankston, 46 Main 4-26-3t y Six room mo- dern house for rent to party buy- ing furniture. One and one-half blocks from P.O. Has garden and ze. Rooms with private en- nees can be rented te pay your t. Phone 464k. 6-1 7 room modern hous including bath, has 3 bed rooms, shot water heat, faces e: not¢ taxes not high, 2 story gar- nd chicken house, on terms Le 2 4-26-3t Entire household goods including five piece American Wal- hut bed room suite, leather rock- er, Wilton rug, Columbia. pkeno- graph, gate leg table, ‘séwirig ma- FOR hand then monthly] chine, pedestal, reed chair, two 7 CSc eMT tag iota: kitchen chairs, kitchen cabinet, ‘L2b-1w| new perfection oil stove, sanitary cot, ice box, high chair, crib and FOR KRENT—Four méddern unfur- other articlés, 946M. nished rooms for hight housekeep- ing on the ground floor, front en- trance, Also two furnished rooms 4-2. WANTED TO BUY—Patty wants for light housekeeping. Call 418-| buy comparatively new seven room eat” Phone EbeW.e modern home with four bedrooms 2 4-22-tf| in exclusive neighborhood. Can make substantial down payment. Write Tribune No. 762, FOR ENT—Two or three room rtment, furnished,, The ‘ Lau ain Apartments. lanigan, Prop. R ‘Furnished apartment at 4-221 Thome 305, wy At| FOR SALELFine corner Tot, 60x150 in the best residence disttict in Bismarck, aving, sewer, 2 tne Murphy Apartntents 204%} and gas all in nd partial *exeay: ae Ge ke Mueehy me tion made. Price and terms rig! Se cee ee Address 767 Tribune, Bismarek, N. “NT—Furnished toom with D. 4-194E kitchenette for light housekeeping.| FOR SAL E—Roll top desk, No. 1 411-5th St. Phone 273, Remington typewriter, lawn. mower, 4-22-1W hand Yatder (a, full . set FOR RENT—Two apartments. fully| hotsehold goods.’ Real’ bargains. equipped for light housekeeping.| 44 Rosser St. Phone rene of Phone 794-W. ee Ledge HOTEL i mea FOR RENTOFlap lo Moo inh poe | HOTEL for sale or rent at Elgin, FOR BENT s—Rlat by May ist, Vers)” N, D. @ Possession will be: given June 1st. Write to owner, G)'A. ROOMS FOR RENT Schuck, Eldridge, N.D. FOR RENT—Nice sleeping room with private entrance, 1 1-2 blocks from P. 0. Light housekeeping rcoms $4 and $5. private entrances, every- thing furnished, Phone 464R. 4-28-1w FOR RENT—Latge nicely furnished room with kitchenette, on ground floor in modern home, suitable for voung married couple. Screened Porch. Phone 8838, 217 8th’ St. i 3+27-tf FOR RENT—Two partly furnished light housekeeping rooms in mo- dern house, $22.00 per month, Also library table and electric wash- ing machine for sale. Phone 766W. 622-1st, Street. 4-23-1w. YOR RENT—Large clean foom in Strietly modern house, two ‘blocks west ‘from post office, snitable for ane or'two, “Phone 241W. Mrs. A. E. Peterson, 218 Ast St. \ 4-26-26 FOR SALE—Stallions and Jacks, car load just in. Horses, mules, eat- tle, sheep or good auto or truek taken in payment; B. W.- Elder, Carrington, 'N. .D. 4-25-10 FOR SALE—Small Ellington piano, almost'new. Also violin, Hamilton musie*stand and case, all after 4:30 p, m. Phone 965J. 4-28-3t at omy John H. FOR SALE—Séed potatoes place in Boyd Township Alsbury,'Menoken, N,D. +-14-tt" NOTICE OF SEIZURE In the United States District. Court, for the District of North ‘Dakota. United States of America vs, One Maxwell Touring Car, N. D. License No. 37646, for the yenr 1923. Engine No. 128907, Bd dn ohedjence to a Warrant of Seiz- ure to,me directed in the above en- titled cayse, I have seized and-taken’ into my possession the following des- cribed .awtomobile, to-wit: One Max- ‘well Touring Car, N. D. License No. 37646, for the year 1923, Engine No. 123907;..@t Bismarck, North Dakota, on tha :26th day of March, 1924, for the capses set forth in the libel now | pending jn the United States District Court, far the District of North Da- kota, a§ Bismarck, North Dakota, for violation:of the Act of October, 28, 1919, (utlawfully transporting in- toxicating liquor). I hereby give notice to all per- sons elaiming the above. described automobile, or knowing or having anything ‘to say why the same shodld not be condemned and the preceeds thereof, distributed according to the prayer of;the libel; that they be and appear’ before the said Court to be . 4-25-2t FOR RENT—To’a married couple’ withont children a first class 4 room “furnished apartment. Bath,. Kitchenette~and) screened porgh. For particulars write Ne. 764 Cate Tribun BRL 4-28.42 FOR RENT—Sleeping rooms. Also 2 large light housekeeping Toons on ground floor. 422-4th St. Prone 1N52R. 4-28-10 FOR RENT—Nice furnished room for vent in modern house, close inf, chil st 402-5th Street ‘or , Paone 886J. >= 4-22-lw WOR RENT—Well furnished oe " /@. modern home, on ground floot, ve close in, Phone O783.'-480 ist St. Fite. FOR RENT—Modern furnished Yoomns lands. The modern house, good $1750.00, h, no furnace, good down | write fire insurance in good wom- | Sphinx’s N eck j THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE q Mountain lions? They'ré all in and with his dogs, he roams thro! |ropes them like a cowboy ropes a tion, otherwise on the next day of jurisdiction thereafter. JAMES F. SHEA, United States Marshal, First notice published April 14, 19 4-14-21 CERTIFICATE OF CO-PARTNER- SHIP This is to certify that Ge Little and H.C, Arnold of Bismarel North Dakota, have formed a co-pa nership to be composed of George P. Little and H. C, Arnold, the co-part: nership to he named and to do busi- ness as the Lockwood Accessory Co., incipal place of business of the said co-partnership is situated in B: marck, Burleigh County, North Da- kota, Hi-C. ARNOLD, Ih GEORGE P. LITTLE. (STATE OF NORTH DAKC County of -Burleigh—s On this 5th day of. ( before me personally appeared H. Arnold, known to me to be the jes named in the abo tificate of partnership, and who at tached his signature.thereto and ac- knowledger! tome that ite executed the same. My Commission expires Sept. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Los Angeles— On this 14th da, before me personal appeared the parties named in the above cer- tifieate of part hip and who a tached his signature thereto and ac knowledg to me that he executed the same, DONALD MacLEAR, Public, Los. Angeles’ County California. My Commission expires June 27, 1925 4-21-28—5, Memorial In. Hyde ‘<iPark Will Honor . Notary 26.—The mombry dt Hudson, English naturalist whose parents were American, is to be pérpetuated Hy an unusual me- morial in Hyde Park, near where for a time Hudson lived a commonplace existence while his’ wife tried’ and failed to make a living by keeping a boarding house. : It was during this period that Hudson labored on -the nature stu- dies which are now almost a cult in England, but’ like many artists nis work is being appreciated only after the death of its creator. The Hudson memorial will be a small-precinct of trees and shrub- bety, with a decorative wall and panél in deep relief as-a background. In front “of, the wall will be a long, shallow bird pool and © small. Iiy pond: The little enclosure which in sommer, and evén during Engand’s expected to become a refuge for the birds Hudson loved and wrote about. The sculptured panel on’ the decora- tive wall represents a maiden sur- rounded -by birds in upward Meht.. pias. s (\Hfas Crack Alexandria, Egypt)! April. 26.—A deep crack has appeared in the neck of the Sphinx according to the Kgyp- tian Antiquities Service. Steps areg being taken to ropair the fisspre be- irreparable “damake ’is ‘dohe to this most priceless o: Egyptian re- Nes. 3. 0° + ete u/s German Flying Berlin, April 26.—Colonel Mouzat- fer bey, inspector 6f the -Turkish cirflest, heads a. Turkish. commis- sion whieh-has grrived -in Berlin to study aviation. Wedjih, bey and ’Ma- jor. Moisal, t@!of! the “hese-known | Turkish. pilots, are with the com- mission, The Turkish delegation vi- sitedAtaly and France ‘before: com- ing to Germany. : pe Ca Na “ee with or without board. The” Deni rhven, : A258 held in and-for the District of North Dakota, in the United States Court rooms, imithe city of Fargo, and mgke FOR RENT—Four room, unfarmish-| such slain witha thirty da: i a e i ys fri ell or partly furnished at-808 2th | the datee! the first publication of ieee sk : A-18-t notice,-if that “be a-day Of Jurisdic- PUT GANG TO WORK -Adviee ‘was received from Supt--F. C. Huntington ef. the Northern Pa- cifle Railway Company at, Glendive, to the effect thatthe extra ging’ of | ert eee ea P. Little, known to me to be one of! (SEAL) H iW. HL Hudson] - ‘ . : ] {company to alter their plans, so that [mild though disagreeable winter, is| the day's work for Roly Bakker of ugh Glacier steer. Bol i | | panese And as they pa shore for tween prospective brides ds groom: yard. pleted at the Norfolk navy dirigibles pf the $ reported.for work Sund not be czilled out until May 1. It was planned to have this Sunday to do Mandan gang lei gravelling between and Dickinson. The .show the country the last few days has | s made it necessary for the 1 lvond ih now the gang will not go out untib| May 1. However, all the men ‘who | have signed‘up to report yesterday, may hold over until Thursday 1, report to the Northern ic Company in time to ch No. 7 on that day. ‘ ( | LEATHER COATS \ Leather coats} short and Jong, | | | usually quite untrimmed, are new this season. ‘Sometimes they have very circular. sides. - An unusual frock *has the whole front panel coyered with tiny plegt- | ‘ings of ‘the’ material. ie £ WOODEN BEADS ~ ~* Coats embroidered with wooden | beads bear no resemblance to the! embroidered «models of which -we have grown a little tired. The bead: igay be dull or bright,as ydu de: FALSE HEMS Z at of the newest couts has’ three false hems, riving the effet af three | tiers. . They ;shade from tan to’ ay degp brown. 4s make a “ »SMART INDEED : * Three,piece- swits ‘of benmzaline-are feorgette or crepe de chi *RASHA LININGS Kasha, eloth linings. ave-tound in a warmth lacking in silk but con-| en. 4 Mont ational Park and nearby mountains s touted as the champion par THEY'RE “PICTURE picture brides” are through § ome trace of tie Yes, they will know them, for photographs have & un Brant men ‘the (Copyrignt, 0,» » U.S. S. Patoka i ‘The above photo enandcah type will be moo twenty-five men which to have ae es nothing in weight. Construction of a mooring mast on. ti Some minute storm that has swept this section of | that of -the women ‘| Lumbe John Rud NOTHING LESS THAN LIONS FOR HIM! ' sanded lion cut ; ic He caugh 0 in the last 20 y Most of them have gone to « 4 ze0s. And Bob's part- ner, Jim Whilt of Eure Mont., ho been in the busine only s ready has 100. to his credit. Picture on the upper left: sho tob and hig dogs, the one on tie lower left shows him bringing | in one of his catches. On the right is one cf the beasts he has chased up a tree, | BRIDES!” ring the end of their east- co's Golden Gate going to wed. n exchinged Ibe- SIDE COMBS most ry much like woman's r King Passes | 97 lolphas Booth “or very smart indeed, particularly when | Canada, known ‘ag..Canada’s Lumber , the upper past of the dress is white | King,’ recently’ ee! febrated’ his” ninéty- ine. seventh birthday: job. and employes at his -mills ‘pre- ‘sented him with 97 American Beauty roses, ‘Booth attributes his ‘present some of the smart silk coats, giving | good health to.a life spent. fh the op- faq MOM’N POP Armed with a lass. iy Pia) being com- ketch shows how | up-to-the | combs td | are wearing bs” that wer equzpment | Ottawa, He’s still on the | BLACK TAFFETA | BUTTERCUP CREPE | An unsusal coat is‘of black taffeta | A gown of buttercup colored crepe \ quilted, the sleeves and revere being| is heavily beaded with gold beads | faced w.th white platings held M)and has a narrow girdle of gold | place with slender bands of black) tissue of ribbon. e PAGE FIVE Dull ] | | thoi | lovely. reds ani rose are seen in the latest DULL REDS 3 ull the shades of collee- chiffons they are most Pop Makes His Own Selection ‘ By Tayior THAT BUNCH OF POSIES I GAVE CORA XY YESTERDAY DIDN'T MAKE MucH oF A HiT [NY WITH HER - SO L'VE ORDERED A Swece {\\ Box OF FLOWERS SENT To THE OFFICE- \\ I COULDN'T PAY FoR ‘EM IN FULL 50 ‘ THEY PUT ME ON THE BOOKS FOR 8 “CHRIS* i YP | ANTHYMUM i/ Box OF FLOWERS / FOR MISS CORA APPL [pre LOWERS - Fo! I WONDER WHO FROM ~— @ R ME? J YOU TO SEND ME THESE FLowt THEYRE So BEAUTIFUL AND 5. | FRESH - JuST LOOK - I THINK THERE'S A LITTLE \ ON CHICK. IT WAS DEAR Oo THE PORTER. AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL WHILE ager CLEANING BIRDS NESTS OUT OF THE EAVE SPOUTS | |; LosT HIS BALANCE -IN FALLING KE DELAYED DAD KEYES AND THE AFTERNOON MAIL FIFTEEN MINUTES ~ @2) FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Am Unpleasant + THATS WHAT T (ae CALL & REAL THRILL! Look our THERE! ay Do6'sA BLOOD HOUND MEBBE | | i q FONNY LOOKIN! PP | | AINT: MUTHIN: FUNNY ABOUT HIM= HE FOLLERED | ARE NICE AN HELL Sn i BITE MEBBE rat NEAH-IF YER SURE YER HANDS Reminder AN OW, 6te! WuERe'D You GET TH FUNNY LOOKIN DOG, IP BY BLOSSER