The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 29, 1924, Page 7

Tribune € FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS FOR SALE—One eight-room modern house ready for occupancy, newly painted and redecorated, with gar- age, 50 foot front, on paving, hot air furnace, gas stove, within nine blocks of business section, price $4,500. Terms of sale reasonable. H. F. O'Hare, Little Building, Bis- marck, N. D. 8-27-tf FOR RENT—Two room apartment furnished for light housekeeping. Ma. Strictly modern, Phone 213M. 523 6th Street. FOR RENT—Two furnished apart- ments, one upstairs and one on ground floor, across from Wm. Moore School and on street car line. Mrs. Peter Beylund, 930 » 4th St, 8-22-1w FOR RENT—Four small flats part- ly modern, three partly furnished. Newly decorated. Call H. L. Reade. Phone 239 or 382. 8-25-tf FOR RENT—September Ist, 4-room modern house. Phone 767-R. 8-25-1w FOR RENT—Two or three room furnished apartment, also two un- furnished rooms. The Laurain Apts. B, F. Flanagan. Phone 303. 8-20-2w FOR RENT—Five room house, also furnished room, Inquire 214 Fifth St, 8-13-tf FOR RENT—Strictly modern apart- ment in Rose Apartments. Apply F. W. Murphy, Phone 852. 4-30-tf FOR RENT—Modern house, three oF six rooms not furnished. Call 803 7th St. 8-12-t¢ | FOR RENT—Furnished apartment— ground floor, large rooms, close in. Reasonable. Phone 464R. 8-28-3t ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—Two modern rooms fur- § nished for light housekeeping. Hot water heat. 213 Washington Ave. Phone 9733. 8-28-1w FOR RENT—One large front room on ground floor. Just decorated. Suitable for refined lady or gen- tleman, Call 415-J, 608-3rd St. 8-28-4t FOR RENT—Nice, large newly de- corated room in modern home.} Close in, also good experienced en- FRIDAY, AUGUST, 29, 1924 lassified Advertisements © Classified: Advertising Rates: | 1 insertion, 25. words: or under .. 8 50 2 insertions, e under sesseseeen OB S insertions 25 words or under .............. « 1 week, 25 words or under 1.25 Ads over 25 words, 2c addi- tienal per word. CLASSIFIED: DISPLAY RATES. 65: Cents-Per Ineh’ All classified a e cash in advance. Copy should be re- THE ~BISMARCK TRIBUNE : PAGE SEVEN WANTED—A welder and machinist at once.. Machinery Repair Co., Jamestown, N. D. HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED—Experienced maid for general housework. Small family. Good wages. References required. Call at 60 Avenue B. or phone 996- M. 8-28-3t WANTED AT ONCE—Experienced waitresses and kitchen help, also girl to care for 83-year-old buby. Frederick Cafe. Phone 209, 8-27-3t WANTED—A girl for general house- work. Mrs. L, A. Schipfer, 4 Ave. B. 8-18-tf ceived by 12 ovclock to insure insertion same: day. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 32 ® (en nLInS ee ee eee a FOR SALE—Full size bed complete with mattress and springs. Inquire 114 Ave. A. or phone 1077. 8-28-3t store your WANTED—Lady will piano for use of same. Write Tri- bune No. 814. 8-28-t¢ | WANTED—English setter, bird dog, must be good one and cheap. 0. E. Erickson, Tappen, N. D. 8-28-1t BARGAINS in used cars—1 1920} Hupmobile Touring $550.00; 1 1923 Hupmobile Special Touring car just like new. If you are plan: this car first. Olson Bros. Gar- | High School age. Phone 925-W. 8-28-lw! Ww, F. Bublitz, Principal; Roy FOR SALE—Garage. Apply R. D.|Neff, Manual Training; Carol Mc- | Hoskins. 8-26-1w |Clure, Geometry; Lucile Allen, Al-j| FOR SALE—Brand new Chevrolct!len, Algebra; Winifred Robertson, Sedan, taken in trade, attractive |English; Dorothy Dakin proposition. Paul Mueller, Man.!|Marian Lesher, Eng! dan. Phone 178-R. 8-23-iw {Elizabeth Jones, History-Civies; L. C. Sorlien, History; Cecile Baldwin, SEE THE atin-English; James H. Morrison, STANDARD OIL BURNER ' Physics-Coach; Margery Morris, Do- FOR mestic Science; Gordon D. Brown, | Furnace, Heater, Range and cook |Chemistry; Helen Collins, French- | stove. 107 Srd St., Bismi 8.25-1W TO TRADE for small place close to town, 320-acre improved farm 9 miles from town in Kidder coun- 1 ; ‘ |mar; Margaret Dinneen, Arithmetic; | , ty. Write No, 815, care of Tribune. |71t' |Edna Halverson, Third grade; Ruth 8-25-1w | FOR SALE—French Grey go cart. gineer and separator man would I a Halverson, Second Grade; Luella} like work running a threshing out-| Used very little and in almost new | Halberg, First Grade. fit. 223-2nd St. Phone 586. condition. Phone 677-M. Will School 8-28-3t ile 8-23-lw| Ella 0. Casselman, Principal; Eva FOR RENT—Pleasant rooms with or| FOR SALE—New up to date furni-) Haberman, Sixth Grade; Jennie Gil- without board, close in. 418 5th] ture. Call 864J or 28 Ave. A. lilind, Fifth-Sixth; Anne Rodewald, 5 8-28-3¢ 8-28-3t Fifth Grade; Sara Andrew, Fourth eon he Sleasant Fooms, good | NOTICE—As I am going out of busi- |Grade; Esther Maxwell, Third Grade; | home cooking, home privileges.| ness September first, I will sell|Grace Hand, Second Grade; Lavina! + avi bth St. Phone 145. my entire stock of accessories, | Register, First Grade. 8-2 tires and oil at cost. R. Drown. Richholt School H 8-28-3t| Agnes Boyle, Principai; Gertrude | FOR RENT—Large front room board suitable for two, nicely fur- nishedy extra large closet, hot and cold water. Phone 883 ér call 217 8th St. ‘ tf FOR RENT—Large furnished room in modern home can be used for light housekeeping, one block from high school. Also plain sewing done reasonably. Phone 487-W. Call 523 7th St. 2 8-27-3t FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurn- FOR SALE—Household articles: two beds with Way Sagless springs and mattresses complete, one full sized bed, one ‘thre quarter bed with waysagless spring and mat- | tress complete, one folding couch, | one kitchen table, one oil stove. 417 10th St. Phone 1014. 8-28-3t NELLIE SNYDER formerly with a local tailor shop is located at 415-8th St. and will do dressmak-} Ry. ing, alterations, coat relini ished room for light housekeep- ing. 502 11th St. Phone 754-W. 8-26-1w FOR RENT—Two rooms in a new mo- + dern home. Hot water heated, all ivory furnished. Also upstairs porch can be used with room. One block from High school, four blocks from North Ward school, four blocks from Will school. Phone 826M, 611-6th St. 8-26-1w FOR RENT—Furnished rooms in a modern home, close in, with or without board. 201 1st St. 8-26-1w FOR RENT—Modern furnished rooms 422-4th St. Phone 1052R. 8-28-1w FOR RENT—Large furnished room in modern home, East front, close in, Suitable for one or two. Gen- tlemen preferred. Phone 241W. -3t FOR RENT—A quiet, homelike room in a modern hot water heated home. 1710 4th St. Phone 724. : 8-29-2t FOR RENT—Two desirable furnished rooms in a modern home. One block from William Moore school and four from high school. Phone 288. 8-29-1¢ FOR RENT—Three rodms in a new modern home. Rooms are hot wa- ter heated and all ivory furnished. Also upstairs porch can be used if i desired. One block from High|- we School, four’ blocks from @North- |) -q ward school and four blocks from Ee Will school, 611-6th St. Phone} hey _ 826-M. * 8-13-2w FOR RENT—Room in modern home, $8.00 per month. Phone 553-W. 223 12th St. 8-25-1w. FOR RENT—Strictly modern 6-room house located on pavement. Phone _ 62, 8-27-tf FOR RENT—Comfortable single room with runing water and large closet. Garage also for rent. 422 5th St. 8-27-1w a4 make boy’s suits and overcoats out‘, of Dad’s old ones. Phone 540J. 8-26-lw FOR RENT—The hay on. the south) Esther ¥% of sec. 22, 138, 79, Apple Creek j Es Twp. W. A. Ziegelmeyer. i Beet ____ 8-20-9t TEACHERS WANTED—High school,|, grade, rural. Low commission— only $10.00 (most agencies charge] in georgette and chiffon, but also in five percent, amounting to $50—| velwet. $75 and more.) Write for blank immediately. Grand Forks Teach- ers’ Agency. N. W. Nat'l Bank Bldg., Grand Forks, N. D. 8-6-1m FOR SALE—First cl cafe at Max, N. D. No. 809. FOR RENT—American Bowling Alley for the next season. 8-8-tf FOR SALE—Household goods—two beds, mattresses and waysagless springs complete, Kitchen’ «table, one folding couch or day bed and’ oil stove. Phone 1014, 417-10th ‘St. 8-29-3t FOR SALE—Sohner piano with bench, good as new. Price reason- able for cash if taken at once, or will give time if desired. Inquire at 608-5th St. 8-29-8t STRAYED—One bay gelding six years old, weight 1500 tbs. «Notify L. E. Heaton, McKenzie, N; D., or phone 1014: Bismarck. @ HEMSTITCHING and 829-1 picot wo done by expert operators, at Sing- er Sewing Machine Co, 210 Bdwy. Bismarck, N. D. " 8-6-1m FOR SALE—My ice, cream wagon can show good business, good rea- son fot selling. Ice Cream Man, 622 3rd St. Phone 132-W. 8-28-8t | POSITION wanted by, salesman. Mar- ried with family living in Bis- matck, wants. ‘position’ by Sept. I. Write 817, care Bismarck. Triburte, FOR RENT—Comfortable robme’ sin- gle or double with home: privileges, 46 Main St. Phone 1096J. 8-27-1w FOR 'RENT—Furnished room in a modern home, 403 8rd St. ian 8-27-8t FOR RENT—One large furnished room, downstairs, Large enough for two of three gentlemen. Also another lafge furnished room for rent. Board if desired. One and one half blocks from postoffice. 210 Thayer St, Phone 538-R. ‘ 8-27-tf Best bali in and partial éxceve- and ges en tion made. Price and terms right. Addreas 757 Tribune, Bip yeckes N. 5 : 4-19-tf Yee nes JAS cRNA) 8-27-3t WANTED TO RENT—Four or five room modern or partly modern hotise by Sept. 1. Phone 548-M. (8-27-38 FOR SALE—Ice box and kitchen cabinet.. Phone 189. 8-27-+f FOR SALE— Eighty acres_ joining Capitol grounds at. a bargain, if sold at once. 8-27-1w SALE—-Six...electric ranges. Bismarck; Gas Go... ; _8-25-lw “HELP: WANTSD WANTED —Lsdy or man of good education,<1fvihye tw ew Suteide of Bismarck, to travel. $40 per week and expenses. Address J. A. Alex; ander, Gen. Del., Bismarck, N. D. iy ‘s27-1t HELP WANTED—Chisciontious Men- Women. ‘Show: samples, take - or- dets for high grade hosiery. Steady work, good future, good pay. REL- DAN HOSIERY, 1722 Race St... € #1 cinnati, 0, 8-29-1t 4 LOST—On Red Trail between Daw- Winter, Hillsboro, N. D., and Miss Jeannette Myhre. school and ning on buying a new car, see jare; English merci: Evarts, Seventh Grade; berman, Sixth G ber, Fourth Grade; E: Grade; Floy Vetter, Fi Myhre, Fourth-Third; Joy Ellingson, First Grade. g and’ So.ond-Third; Vorotny Jones, Fi Lost son and Driscoll a reddish-brown Gladstone bag containing a spe- cialist’s equipment for tonsil sur- gery and glass fitting. Wilt pay $10.00 to finder upon return of same to Dr, L, G. Smith, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist, Man- dan, N. D. 8-27-3t SCHOOL TO OPEN MONDAY SEPTEMBER 1 (Continued from page one.) The teachers together with the subjects to be taught Mrs. Juanita Edick, Com- 3 Irene Robertson, Latin. William Moore School Marie Huber, Principal; Mell Pol- ard, Reading; Florence Jones, Gram- | Campbell, Fourth Grade; Sylvia Ha Florence Hu- Ruth Rowley. | her Winter, Third | lorris, Second grade; | st Grade. Wachter School | Dora Wallen, Principal; Jeannette | ide; Fifth Grad Sarah Roosevelt Schowl Bertha Hs Priiecipal Sixth; Mande Judith | chroeder, | irade. Supervision | H. 0. Saxvik, City Superintendent; Teichmann, Schoo: her Staley, Secretary to ntendent. SHADED GOWN The shaded gown is seen not only SOLDIERS PROVE CONSTRUCTIVE | IN ee Dragalevtsi, igari Soldiers of the Bulgarian army have been used in building a highway up fountains and shelters along — the road. In addressing the men on the ening of the new route General wroff, their commander, sa you ‘have contributed omething of value to your country. your effort you have enabled countrymen to enjoy better ers, your JIM TELLS CLEM WHAT’S DOING nal Commite al candidate. and campaign manager for Join W. Davi : dropped into Chicago and met Jim Brennan, [linoi cal boss, for a pow wow. Arrangements were mad» for the opening of the western Democratic headquariers at Chicago. IOWA GIRL CHOSEN SECRETARY 's Marion S. Heckman of Des Moines, retary of the Grand Army of the Re in Boston, } la, was chosen national dlic at the encampment held w What Phone Permits Several to Listen or Talk at Same Time ‘To save time in large offices and eliminate the necessity for making repeated galls on the telephone, a sinall switchboard, transmitter and re- ceiver have been combined into one compact instrument that can be placed on top of o desk or in any other convenient, position. With it, the speaker can Communicate with a riumber of offices and receive replies itt the same time.” It is designed es- pecially for executives’ and managers. 2 $44 Figuring Water Required on a Farm ‘A certain quantity of water is re- Quired as the daily output. of every water-supply system, whether it is imped by wind or other power and storage tank must be provided for holding the water until it is used, and fér caring for the surplus. If a wind- mill is used’to, putnp the water s tank Idrge enough to ‘hold’ a three-day sup- ly of water should be provided in or- fer to furnish ‘water over a period when there is littlé or no wind. If éfigine-driven pumps are used the tanks need only, be 1: enough ‘to. Hold a single day’s supply; as the en- ine can be operated at any time re- gardless of weather conditions, : ‘The amount of water required for F y froin isolated ‘water ply plants, is, on the average, as fol- iowa: For allhousehold and toilet the World Is Doing - \As Seen by Popular Mechanics Magazine purposes allow 25 gal. for each member of the family; allow 10 gal. for cach horse, 10 gal. for each cow, 2 gal. for each hog, and 1 gal. for each sheep. Applying the rule, the minimum al- lowance for a family of five persons for household purposes only will be 125 gallons. In order that’ ample pressure will be obtained at < Detachable Running-Board Tee Box A detachable running-boa: of the kind shown in the illustration has been found to be of great value ng trips. It is made of heavy d iron, has a compartment ghost, tap and the Bigher the tank we greater will by the pressure. ee Easy to Start an Avalanche Avalanches have sometimes been started’ by trivial causes. The tinkle of sleigh bells or even a whisper, has been known to sct them off in the Alps, and many lives have been lost by a climber shouting to his com- panions. Several years ago, a cara- van of sleighs was overwhelmed by a sliding mass of snow and ice, sup- posedly started by the sound from the bells. Thick stone barriers have been erected high on the mountain slopes to protect travelers. ee Tractor Guided Like Wheel- barrow Replaces Engine Run by storage Batteries, a small electric truck for switching cars and towing lighters'on canals hag proved drink bottles ean be piled, and another compartment for bread, cakes and food’ that must be kept dry. hinged covers ure fitted to the top, a3 indicated, and 4'slat grating is pro- vided in the bottom to allow easy drainage. The who!ls arrangement is metas of four bolts passing through jtwo angle-iron brackets, which are riveted to the*ends of the box, and through holes drilled through the rin- The ferrules are turned up out of brass stock and threaded with a fine- pitch thread so as to permit screwing them into the wood; these have a nicer appearance. when the box is de- tached than plain drilled holes. A . ydrain hole is drilled through the bot- tom of the ice compartment and through the running board. A %-in. nut is soldered in this hole and a screw plug fitted in, a rubber washer being providcd under tlie head. ee * successful in Germany. It is guided somewhat like a wheelbarrow with two long handles between which are | @[So fast does a machine that cuts up the starting and’ contro! levers. The | wood into matches operate, that in a tractor has power sufficient to pull or eo minute it will turn out 40,000 plish scren small freight ears. splints ‘4 ‘ iheehoxt| oe Sees Freckles and His Friends NEAW- AIN'T THAT A DANDY ? TLL TELL Two | fastened to the running board by | ning board and bushed with ferrules.* ‘Mount Vitosha, ‘The work includes one of the beauty spots of Bul-|Jabor of construction instead of de- nd struction.” garia, On your return to jhomes your fellow vill you in high esteem as workers pe , although you wear the w fornis of war. Let your labor se precedent in our volunteer The work of that army is m | BY CRACKY - MoM - IE YOU DONT ! STOP USING THAT BEAUTY CLAY | TM Yoo cL BE IN ROLLY WOOD BEFORE Ht) He UEARIS OUT - A COMPLEXION LIKE THAT SHOULD BRING YOU A CARLOAD OF MOVIE CONTRACTS your ers will hold Japan is valuable Ge hoku University tically buying — The To- acquired== recently I plive the library of Doctor E. 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