The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 19, 1924, Page 7

My Tribune Classified. Advertisements ‘PHONE 372 == =e EELP WANTED—MALB MAN WANTED by largest concern of its kind in the world. Part or fall time. Experiet(ce ‘unneces- sary. Our men getting up to $200. Weekly. Lowest prices.. Red Seal Coal Co., 395 Coal Exchange Bldg., Chicago. HELP WANTED—FEMALE SALESLADIES—Take orders high grade guaranteed line of lingerie. We deliver and collect., Big’ Com- missions. Full or part time. Liv- ingston Corporation, Minneapolis, } Minnesota. WANTED—Competent maid, family of two, highest wages. Dr. M. E. Bolton. Phone 240-W or call at Apartment D, Rose Apartments after six o'clock. T-11-tf ———— SALESMAN SALESMAN—We want a live con- vincing salesman who can_ sell bankers and leading business men a high-class nationally known line of advertising specialties and calendars. To such a man we of- fer un exceptional opportunity to close up permanently with one of the largest specialty houses in the world, rated Aa-Al. Write or wire, giving age, experience and references. The American Art Works, Coshocton, Ohio. SALESMEN FOR CIGARS—Travel- ing, salary and expenses or com- ntission with drawing accounts Must be active, ambitious, ener- getic and desirous of making big money. Former experience not necessary. We furnish _instruc- tions. Govd opportunity for right man to establish permanent pro- fitable business. Apply at once to A. Landmark & Co., Denver Pa. SALESMEN—Fifth Avenue New York Custom Tailors want agents to sell all wool tailored to measure clothes @irect to wearer. Sample case and large swatch samples free, Biggest commissions paid daily. Cash bonus and Ford car to agents. $50 values, :$31\50. Monarch Tailoring Co., 100 Fifth Ave., Dept. N-26, New York. SALESMPN—Real opporturtity jor A-1 man balance of this year and all of next. Staple line fully Buaranteed. O1d; dstablishled house. Leading retail merchants in every town are customer and prospects. Protected territory and full cooperation A. F. Gibson, Dept. 313, 1922 Euclid Ave., Cleve- land, O. TAILORING SALESMEN—Bxperien- ced to sell “Broadway Better Clothes” direct-to-wearer at $29.50. Values unequalled. Satisfaction or money back. Liberal commis- sions. 150 samples, size 6x9. Pro- tected territory.-Act quick. Broad- way Tailoring Company, Dept. D, Cincinnati, Ohio. SALESMEN making small town re- « tailvstores sell laces, ladies neck- wear. Part time. Good commis- sions. State experiefice,_refer- ence, territory. Moser Co., 874 Broadway, New York. SALESMEN—$150 month and expen- ses selling cigars. Experience not necessary. Send addressed, stamp- ed envelope for information. Na- tional Cigar Co., High Point, N. C. SALESMEN WANTED td call on Re- tail Trade, making $40 and* Ex- penses per week. A. B. C. Novel- ty Co. Box 201, Cedar Rapids, Towa. BABY CHICKS BABY CHICKS—Lowest prices we have ever quoted. Fourteen pure breeds. 100 per cent live deliv- ery. Write for Free Catalog. Smith Bros., Hytcheries, Mexico, Mo, QUALITY CHICKS—Postpa 00, Leghorns, Anconas, Large Assort- ed’ $8. Rocks, Reds, $9. “Orping- tons, Wyandottes, $10. Lt. Brah- mas, $15. Assorted $6. Catalog Free. Missouri Poultry Farms, Columbia, Mo, FARROW CHIX in 100 lots, Barred Rocks, Single Reds, $9.50, White or Brown Leghorns, $8.50, Anconas $10.50, Rose Reds, White Rocks, $11.50, Minorcas, Wyandottes, Buff Orp. $12.50, Assorted $7.50, post- paid. . Catalog’ free. Chickeries, Peoria, Illinois. DT aes rs 1 insertion, 25 words or under 2 insertions, under 8 insertions 25 words ‘or under .............. .%76 1 week, 25 words or under 1.25 Ads overt 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 ineertion same day. words or THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 32 SESE FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT—First floor apartment with bath. Second floor rooms for light housekeeping Garage also for rent. 422 Fifth St. Gail evenings. 7-18-1wk FOR RENT—Modern furnished apartments, one, two and three rooms. Apply F. W, Murphy. Phone 853. Si 4-B0-4f FOR RENT—A five room modern apartment with two large porches. Woodmansee Apts. Apply Harris & Woodmansee. £ 6-19-tf FOR RENT—Modern house, close in. Inquire at Manager's office, Tele- phone Co. or phone 1000. ‘1-10-t£ FOR RENT—Strictly modern apert- ment in Rose Apartments, Apply ¥. W. Murphy, Phone 853, 4-80-tf FOR RENT—4 room cottage all new- iy decorated inside. Phone 778 or call 1202 Broadway. 7-5-tf TO LET—Completely furnished mo- dern home. Rent moderate. Tel. 498-R. 621 3rd St. T-16-tf VOR RENT—Two apartments felly housekeeping. FOR RENT—August 1, five room furnished house. Phone 618J. 418 10th Street. 7-19-83 FOR RENT—Five room modren flat: Apply 213 10th St., after 6 p. m. 7-17-1wk BOOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—Large front room well ventilated. ‘Large closet. Nicely furnished, suitable for two. Also large front room on ground floor with kitchenette, screened porch, farnished. Phone 883. 217 8th St. 7-9-tE FOR RENT—Modern rooms, close in, one single and one ‘double, also boarders wanted by the week, good home cooking, call 314 3rd St.. Phone eall 658-W. 7-18-3t FOR RENT—Light housekeeping rooms with hot and cold water and gas to cook with in modern house. Also sleeping room. Tel. 619-W. 621 6th St. 7-17-3t FOR RENT—Two pleasant rooms with bath in a modern home. Private entrance. 617 8th St. Phone 601 M. 7-18-1wk. FOR RENT—A furnished room ima modern house, suitable for one or two, at 621 6th St. Phone 619-W. 7-14-1w FOR RENT—Well furnished room in ®@ modern home, on ground floor, close in. Phone 6723. 120 1st St. + 2-20-tf. FOR RENT—Large furnished room in modern home, good location. Board if desired. Phone 952J. T-17-3t FOR RENT—One large Foom suitable for one or two gentlemen: | Aiso Roard, 406-Bth St, 5-5-tf FOR RENT—Niicelhy furnjshed rooms, close in. Phone 316. 8-2t WANTED TO. RENT WANTED — Unfurnished light Siacttiens housekeeping rooms imi ly. Box 663. 7-17-3t Have Your Newspaper Files or Magazines Newsfapers « or. $e ene \ é individuals ean have their newspaper files or maga- zines or other material bound at the Tribune’s Bindery. At Right Prices. ——e i Let us figure on your next order of Minding. 1-12-tf) HELP WANTED--GENERAL TEACHERS wanted at once for High School afd :Gfades. | Our placemerit chargé ts dnly $10.00 (other agencies charge 5 percent amounting to $50 to 9100). We guarantee posicion or money re- funded. ‘To gave time make remit- tance stating qialifications with first letter and ask for blank. Grand Forks Teachers’ Agency, Grand Forks, N Dak. 6-19-1m AGENTS WANTED AGENTS—Write for Free Samples. Sell Madison “Better-Made” Shirts for large Manufacturer direct to wearer. No capital or experience required. Many ¢arn $100 weekly and bonus. Madison Mills, 562 Broadway, New York. WE NEED A REPRESENTATIVE of neat appearance to demonstrate our new household appliance di- rect to housewives. No delivery or financing. Excellent remuner- ation. Write’Action, Box 929,New Orleans, La. AGENTS—Seil Nu-Way Mending Flu- id. Patches hosiery and all fabrics. Will ‘stand washing, boil- ing, ironing, Write New Way Lu- boratories.. Mt. Healthy, Cincin- nati, Ohio. DRESSMAKING = DRESSMAKING wanted by the day. Charges: room and board and $1.50 per day. Call 675J. 7-18-3t FINANCIAL FIRST MORTGAGE Real Estate Bonds to net 7 percent. $100, $500 and $1,009, choice of maturities 1 to 10 years. Cash or payment plan, Today's safest investment. Particulars from Forman, 1009 5th St. Bismarck. 9-16-2wks AUTOMOBILE—MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE—6 Cylinder, 5 Passenger Buick Touring Caf, fine condition, 5 nearly new cord tires. Will be sdtd cheap for cash. See J. 0. Sullivan gt “The Boston Cash Dep't. Store,” Mandan, N. vile ITY to establish in As Manufacturer's Dis- New Articles of world wide appeal, earning possibilities unlimited. Particulars upon re- quest. Safety Sales Manufacturérs, 824 N. Street, Philadelphia, Pa. FOR SALE—Meat market in the best little city in N. D. A divi- sion point on the Soo line. A real money maker. Sold on easy terms to right person. Write Tribune No. 789. 7-12—1-19 GASH for your business; no matter where located; buyers waiting for good investments; quick sale; no publicity. _.Chicago Business Ex- change, 327 S, LaSalle, Chicago. business. tributor. Broad MISCELLANEOUS WANTED to hear from party who is willing to give board and room and small cash rent to owner in exchanged for modern furnished or unfurnished home in choice lo- cation, in city. References _ex- changed. Adults only. Write Tribune, ad No. 792. 1-16-1wk FOR RENT—Service garage, estab- lished ‘in downtown district. $35. rer month. Two room apartment first floor, modern downtown district, $20, per month, partly furnished. Room 6, Dahl Block. Phone 400W. 7-19-3t HAZEL J. PIEROE recently return- ed from the Academy of Fine Arts |_ Chicago, would like pupils for the summer in sketching and commer- cial art work, Phone 273 or call at 411 5th St. 7-14-1w E—Fine corner lot, 560x160 in the best residence disttict in tck, Paving, sewer, water in and’ partial excava- tion made. Price and terms Hight Address 757 Tribune, Bismarck, N. D. 4-19-tf FOR SALE—The pool room property at Washburn, N. D., complete as it stands including ict, buildings and all fixtures and furniture. If interested do-not write but come and see the the property. __7-16-1wk FOR s SALE—20x35 Avery Tractor ) five hotiom P. N. O. plows, with extra Breaker bottoms. For further information write or phone Knute Johnson, Sterling, N. D. 7-10-t£ FOR RENT—The E. A. Dawson Grocery store by Aug. Ist. @ne of the best locations for a grocety store ‘in -Bismarek. B. F. Flana- - gan.» Phone 303. 1-16-lwk WANTED—Oid False Teeth, We ‘poy high es 810 for full sets. Don’t Tiatter If broken. : We buy crowns. bridges. Western Metal Company, Bhoumington;, Ith. FOR SALE—One Elgin Bicycle prae- tically néw at @ reasonable price. yapaulre at F. M. R. Electric Ser- » 205 Broatways Phone 338,‘ 7-198 FOr Ea Suiliiae 18x24 height 14 feet. Suitable for, house to be-moved. Inquire Christ Free: 217 12 street ‘North. 7-183 FOR SALE—7 Wead of “Registered SKort, Horn cattle, or will trade ib Steers: Box::580; Mandan, N. 4 7-19-3t wart PED—Good family home to board’ infant, State . ‘Childrens ‘Bureau, Bismrsrek, N. Dak. 7-19-1t ie Merry-go ound if here. operating: at’Corner 6th and Main. T-1elw Von SALE =Faraiire at the Hare Block, 341 1-2; Main. 6-4-tf. ee ed CABBAGE MAGGOTS The cure for cabbage maggots is ‘#1 to 2080: dichloride of mercury Hitfon,® “Dissolve one tablet in’ a int ‘of witdt, br eight to a gallon, instead of using the powdered form. Moisten the ground about. the cab- bage roots with this sa on sptey thecabienge plants.’ More than 20. per cent.of the cloth. |. ing wool in this country comes from Argentina, really true. Company, | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Kiddies’ Evaniien ‘4 Story By MARY GRAHAM BONNER COO Horse Bot Flies “We have a curious place for the | home nest,” said Mrs. Horse Bot ay jometimes you get at a horse 80 you do him great harm,” sald Billie Brownte, “Doesn't thnt seem | to be unfair? i “And in any case,” he added, “you do all the harm you can ‘with- out seeming to mind It at all.” “Then I should say you know about me,” said Mrs. Horse Bot Fly. “IT have heard talk about you,” sald Billle Brownle. “But I wanted to hear from you, yourself, if the things I have heard about you are i “I wagted to make sure, for I couldn't believe you would really be 80 mean.” Mrs. Horse Bot Fly—we will call her Mrs, Horse Fly for short—did hot ‘seem to mind what Billie Brownie had said. Instead she pleased. “Probably what you have heard is true,” she said. “But I would like to hear from your‘own lips, as it were, just what it .is that ‘you do,’ said Billle Brownie. “I was going to tell you in the first place,” said Mrs, Horse Fly, “but then you seemed to know all about ft, so I didn’t think it was necessary. “As you would like to know, any- way, I will tell you. “T told you in the first place that we have a curious place for the ome nest. i “Most creatures build .nests or holes for their homes, or they spin webs, or they go in for house-mak- Ing in one way or another. “I'm not domestic that way. 1 don’t care about housekeeping. a“To my fly mind it is a nuisance. nm nuisance, Billie Brownie. “Why should I bother about pick: ing out a place for my home and then work hard carrying things to it to make it comfortable. “I don’t care about a homé such as that. And neither do the children. “Of course I pick out a home, but I don’t build: my nest and I don’t looked rather i “A Meaner Creature I’ve Seldom Met.” fuss about ft. I just let the house- keeping take care of itself. “You see, I lay about four hun- dred or so eggs at atime. A large family, you will say. And I say 80, too. “Keep house for all of them? I should say not. I couldn't ‘be both; jm ered. “Well, I pick out a horse and 1! fasten these eggs to the horse's | hairs. “I fasten them upon the legs ana] the shoulders of the horse and then { the eggs are hatched out by the | horse. | “The horse really helps me. So you see I can be mean and yet have good .results. “The horse tries to lick these! eggs off—the little yellow eggs which will later be brown, hairy, | beelike appearing flies, “In trying to lick off these eggs the horse gives the eggs the exer- cise and the dampness which they | need to hatch out properly. | “Of course these eggs greatly an- | noy the horse. But that does not | concern me, “I usually lay all my eggs upon! one horse, too. Is this what you have heard of me?” “Yes,” said Billie Brownfe, “and { a meaner creature I’ve jom met. “I never did think\much of flies | anyway, but you aré-mheut as drend- ful a one as could te met. * “I don’t want to talk t@you any more, though I do. yish you would do einerently,. ‘ “It is useless to thy to jmprove ot Fly with le face. me,” said Mrs. Horge @ mean grin on her (©, 1924, Western Newspaper Union.) ee one A plain cigar‘box ‘and glass ash ;frays mayobe tratwfermed into an. tattrective met for the smoking Kable by siting te-the: cigar box a speeaty: “flowered ‘fabric; and to ‘ the-under side of the trays, motifs cut trom the-saine material, Rib- — ‘ben. binds the sds i State of North Dakot h BAD MEDICINE FOR HIS | DR, O. C, WILLING Leading all the amateurs ‘in the} recent Pacific northwest ship, Dr. O. C, Willing of I proved decidedly h for the rest of the ec , Last year the good doctor was ,runnér-up | in the Oregon state championship. He remembered nationally for his fine | play with the American cup te: n | abroad last year. | /¥ REAL FORECLOS ADVERTISEMENT is hereby given that that certain mortgage made, executed and delivered by John J. Schmidt and Lizzie Schmidt, husband and wife, Mortgagors, to S. L, Moore and |. Crooks, Mortgagees, dated the; Ast day of March, 191 nd recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for the County of} Burleigh, State of North Dakota, on , 1919, in Book 144 of ges at page 92 thereof, will be foreclosed by le of the prem- nortgagze and herein- dat the front door ot the Court House in the City marek, County of je. din such which will be sold to y same are described as m follo The South t Quarter (SEM ) of Section Twenty (20), Town- ship One Hi Forty-four (144), Range ven (77); West of th M., in North Dakota, phere will be we at the dat | Four Hundr 100 Dollars includes principal three interest coupons. of $120.00 each and accrued interest’ thereon on a prior mortgage of/§2000 on said lands, which the mortgagees herein4 |have paid to protect’ their interest | therein, hes the costs of fore- closure and ¥ Dated at M June 18th, 1924. . Le OOF AND W. H. CROOKS, Mortgagees, HARRY, E/DIC. KINSON, Attorney/ for Mortgages, MeCluskh, North Dak 8—7. due on sth’ mort- | of sale the sum of and interest and sky, North Dakota, 8-2} China contr between 30 and rpct wool. Tom “Robinson, 61, tests bathing suits “at ‘Newport Beach, Calif., by Cholera u Hog cholera caused a loss of more than $27,000,000 to the swine w indus: try of the United States during the| | ' (MoM N POP GUNN IS MY NAME! THE MoSS FARM INVESTIGATION = OF His REAL ESTATE. AFTER PUT- TING UPAT THE ROACH HOTEL HE INTERVIEWS HEN STume THE BEST PosteD MAN IN, Posey e 1 LDON'T FANCY RIDING | INA BUCKBOARD ANY- MORE THAN L DO WALKING - ISN'T THERE A GARAGE IN TOWN? 2 NO SIR - BRAG OF PARTS WONDER IF YOU COULD INFORM ME REGARDING APIECE OF LAND IN THIS VICINITY KNOWN AS THINGS IN THESE METH Millions Lost By Hog!" ing 30, 1924, accord- to a recent compilation by the es Department of Agri- More than half of the total ccurred in the corn belt state here hogs are especially numer- ended April nited $ per cent of losses How Singular! WAAL- WHEN E KNOW WHAT YOU WANTA KNOW ~ MEBBY I CAN TELL uM WE CAN'T ANU SUCH tll NO - 1 SAY ITS ALL BosH ~___“){ ABODT EGBERT| HAVIN “A LOT You SAY IF WE > GO “ROUND ToT coe SIDE IT THE FLASHILY DRESSED waaToua ar in 1h TH pie Ne WILLIE P NEGOOSEY'S measuring .the’ "distance fram knee to. skirt with: his: hands.:: The law says thet not’ tore than, ten inches must . intervene. Clubwomen, jhave been shocked ‘by his method 70 roe petitioning for ‘his recall, Freckles and His] F riends "ATS INSTER THAT HE LEFT AT OUR HOUSE LAST NIGHT—AN TM TAKIN! IT HUGGER EVER BE/NG EGBERT ROBBINS ONLY VISIBLE MEANS OF SUPPORT DISCOVERED TO DATE HAS BEEN THE FAMILY _HAMMoci< from 1 How FAR IS IT FROM HERE AND WHICH 1S THES QUIOKEST WAY TO REACH IT? JF “Anson Dime in Sight PAGE SEVEN ses are due to this dread Most of this loss can be prevented by proper sanitation atid the preventi serum treatment. United States now imports at least twice as much wool as the average import for 1900 to 1904, ‘ By Taylor IT'S FOUR MILES AS TH’ CROW FLIES OR SIX MILES AS TH’ HORSE TROTS AN" IF YOURE IN NO HURRY YE CAN GIT THERE BY WALKIN’ — OTHERWISE YE'LL HAVE T’ DICKER WITH ME T HAUL YE OUTIN (MY BUCKBOARD! By Blosser RUBBER ce (/ ‘You FORGOT YOUR RUBBERS AN’ ‘EM AT OUR HOUSE, MR. MSGOOSEY ] HANKS VERY a AUCH= HERE'S A DIME FoR LEFT TILL BRING TH CTHER ONE™ Tomorrow |