The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1924, Page 7

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1924 MALE HELP WANTED WANTED—Two men to husk corn Classified Advertising Rates for one month. Will pay $50.00 \ nee month. Peter Mihm, Route 1 insertion, 25 words oF “4 arck. 11-3-1w whdgr ........ d wi iTED—Turkey and chicken pick- 2 tisertioné: 6 words or ers at Armour Creamery. dar. oS ° ~11-6-6t ns ‘ Le week, 26 ANTED—FEMAL a ____ HELP _WANTED- =. Ads over 25 words, 2c addi- TEACHERS—We place teaches in - tional per word.” the rural, grade, and high schools of North Dakota, Montana, and CLASSIFIED DISPLAY several northwestern states every RATES month of the year. Enroll today. ‘ery . re any Low commission, .-only $10.00. 65 Cents Pet tach Grand Forks, Teachers’ Agency, || All classified ads ate coah in Jj 424-425 N. W. Nat'l. Bank Bidg., advance. Copy should be re- Grand Forks, North Dakota. ceived by 12 O'clock to insure 11-1-1m. meg: same tty wad Girl to care for child and help with house work, Write pete ie BISMARCK T PUBUNE \ 11.7.3 E 82 i yf WANTED—Girl or woman for gener- sack ae al housework. Moderh house, small ‘ FOUND family. Mrs, C. M: Dahl, 615 Ff) FOUND—Casing and rim complete a between Arfiold ‘end Baldwin. WANTED—Girl for general house-| Owner may have’ same by paying work. Highest wages. Apply Mts.| cost of ad. W. E. -Bteen, Bis- P. C, Remington, 610-7th St. marek. 11-5-3¢ : 11-3-4f ‘ WANTED—Expetience girl at the ROOMS FOR RENT ? me cats i.g.at|FOR RENT=Nice warm modern $ ee eeenneNre Ree See Cee | furnished’ room, close in, also re- WANTED—Girl for general house-| pair ‘and reline ladies and gents york, Mrs, Eugene Wachter. Phone’ fur garments. Phone 322-M. 505 9. U-7tl| gra. St. Mrs, Mattie Erstram. 11-6-: ___.___ PERSONAL é¢ : Pacific Northwest by Auto. Ad- hes 2 } aveas¥toibox 4ivHare NED: a pee ‘stood ast) eae: 502 ’ 11-3-5t| 11th St. No. Phone 754-W. ciara 11-4-1W AUTOMOBILE—MOTORCYCLES =| FOR RENT—2 modern furnished FOR SALE or will trade for a rooms, one large and one small, Harley-Davidson ‘Motorcycle with| 422-4th. Phone 1052R. a side car. Joe Brezden, Wilton, 11,7-1w Nb 10, tieeiw|FOR RENT—AN modern light ——___1!">I"| housekeeping rooms furnished or FOR SALE—Stutz Roadster A. No. 1 unfurntshed, also sleeping rooms. condition; good tires, price reason- 11-6-1” able. Phone 187, 800 Main St. ut{|FOR RENT—Front room on ground i 10-29- 5 "4 OMY: CAR, 7 passenger for sale cheap te paler ter a a re bth one if taken at once. Dr. Roan. Phone| phong 973, i 1-1-1" 1, 1-iw | ——— FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for FOR SALE OR RENT light housekeeping gas for cook- HOUSES AND FLATS ing. Call evenings. Phone 442-M. ' » FOR RENT—Strictly modern fi 11-3:1w room duplex, attached garage, im- mediate possession. Tel 751 or 151. MISCELLANEOUS tt | -. Oi Rovers: 10-0-t!| SOR -SALE—Fitie corner Tot, 802160 FOR RENT—Warm steam “heated!” in the Beat residence district in ‘ apartments, furnished or unfur- e 481—11-7-14-21 : nished. | Why shovel coal all win paral ‘exces kei r. The Laurain Apts. B. F.|, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Flanagan, Prop. 11-1-1w Habs! 1, the Matter of the Estate of ; Address 67 Thabo Boe ek, Ne! yc Re Gast [eres a FOR RENT—Seven room residence| Dp, 9-18-tf modern in all ways and a threé| FOR SALE—Dresser, kitchen cabinet, raom apartment in a modern! iee box, couch, library table, rock-|utor of the last will and testament : house. Call 803, 7th St. ery sewing machine, small round|of James R. Gage, late of the city at ope ett] table, kitchen chairs, oil stove and, of Sun Diege, in the county of San F FOR RENT—Nov. Ist furnished) oven, etc. Can. be scen‘over 67| pick and state of California, } od ity heated apartment. deceased, to the credjtors of, and all 4 a mates Ne vets FOR SIDES chses Bar 31-5:9t! persons ‘having claims against, said St,, Phone 905 after 5 p. m. SALE—Choice Barred Plymouth| deceased, to exhibit them with the _ Rock Cockerels and _ Pullets, tine laying strain. 10- FOR RENT—Cozy apartment, suit- able for two, furnished, close in, Dak apes B- Blamarck, North! at his office in the City National | private entrance, $2000, Phone if 10-22-1m Pee aa A ae of Be Pesos le 1-6-1 | KOR SALE—Tomatoes, cabbage, ,on-| North’ Dakota, NICE” modern steam-heated flat; | jong, rutebegas, parsnips, sweet| Dated this, 2st day of October, also. partly furnished light house- keeping rooms. College building.| meyer, 423-3rd St. Bismarck. 11-4-1w 11-7-3t FOR RENT—Furnished Apts. tally | FOR-SALE—Pool 7 ia “and Bowling Alley equipment, 5 tables and good! First pyblitation an the 24th day equipped for light howsekeeping. Phone 794W. Geo. Little, FOR RENT—Furnished housekeeping apartments. also aoe rent. alley. Best location in town. ton 422-5th St. 11-6-1w chen range, 1 heater-and chair. FOR RENTSirieny modern spart- Phone; 656-W or call: at-1008 Bdwy. ment in Rose Apartments. Apply 11-5-39 e _F. W. Murphy, Phone 862... 4-Siet? | FOR SALE—I cpt bed and mattress i FOR RENT—€ room modern house} in splendid condition. Phone 687. SNAPPY POCKETS aM inegood location en paving. Phone |" Or call 623. 2nd. St. | The monogrammed pocket is seen 10-28-t£ 14 -6-3t on some of the new coats and is a | i 62, Gene Wachter. FOR WENT—Modern 5 room bun- GARAGE FOR RENT. Home can- galow, -Call at 510 4th St. ned fruit for sale. 614 Rossoz. 11-J-lw] Phone 482R.. &. - Sy M-73t RED WOOL COAT A FOUR room mone for sale or | GARAGE FOR RENT at 619-6th’ St:| A very attractive coat of red wool a trade. 501 14th St. Phone 826-3. has a long. detachable cape of seal Y 11-6-3t § wY “11-5-3t} fur that buttons on te the shoulders, strong to'25 cents higher. Packing sows mostly Pigs steady. - Best. feeders -$7.25, Wirg Marketa By “ey Associated Press $ WHEAT RISES. EARLY TODAY mostly 25 cents higher. to $13.75. Sheep fully-.steady. ewes to packers $4.50 to $6.25. BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Rusgell:Miller Co.) Bismarck, Nov. 7; 1924, | [Noe 4: dark northern .1.4:+4++-$L28}tana on track and ta arrive $1.41% lo. 1 northern spring 2 4 Fresh Upturns M: rn on Liv-| No. 1 amber durum . sale Pecember, SLAtAr May erpool Quotations ee Lae Sura. ae 3g O774 Ne, ella SL.08M to eae No. 1 flex i. Q Ree a ig Chicago, Nov. 7.—Reports of un-|No, 2 flax 2.28 barley Gge te Ble; rye Ne. favorable crop conditions, both in| No. 1 rye... Argentina and Australia, together with much higher quotations at Liv- | rellowin erpool, led to fresh upturns here in ' Oats wheat early today. Chicago open: | Barley t. ing prices which varied from-.tac | Speltz, 1 decline to 1% advance, December $1.47% to $1.48 and May $1.53 to 4c were followed by material gains all around, Subsequently the market contin- ued to rise, notwithstanding big profit-taking sales. Wheat closed strong 1%ac to 34%c net higher, De- cember $1.05 to. $1.50% -and May $1.55% to $1.55%, er £.§ BT 86 Dayk Hard Winter Hard Winter .... I cent per pound §6 lb. Ear,corn 5 cents under shell. cuica¥o #0 eBobicE. ee ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Nov. ceipts 1400. Killing active, generally steady. Run prac- tically all. . grassers. Bulk grass steers and yearlings $5.00. to $6.26.| receipts 6,061 . bubs. Btenery Sex: Grass cows and heifers $3.00°to 96.00. | tras ‘38i¢e; atandards 86%e to ate; {anners and cutters mo: ly fab to ace se ‘B6e to 36%c; finals te $3.00, - Bologna bulls se B8hhe, to. 3 aay treet “uF sings a $3.25. to -$3.75. Stockers' “an ‘ers very slow, barely steady., Bulk ‘ $4.00 to $5.75. Calves receipts 1,000.} 77": mi, GY FL cry FLOUR Steady. Bulk better lights $7,16;} ° Minnegnelis, Nev. 7—Flour yn- |: Seconds $4.00 to $5.00, Eola ee 18 06) Racal Hog’ recetpts ~~ 6,500."-~ Uneventy * loné-tot I¢ry alive, Fowls 16 to Qe; aptin 2c; roost- ers 16¢; turkeys 28c; Bute lower; Tribune Classified ‘Advertisements PHONE: 32 from W.-A. Falconer, pumpkin. Phone $84. Mra. Erlen-| 1924. interested write Mike Hilkey, Wil- 9 11-7-94 Private bath. Garage FOR SALE-$175 Edison Phonograph including records for $100.06, 1 kit- Bulk of good and choice 160 to 275 pound werages $9,00. to $9.25, . Top, $9.35. 10 to $8.75. Sheep receipts 1,000..: Fat lambs Bulk $12.75 Fat 104 % M3 $1.22% 5. flax No. 1, We . quate but do not handle the. eres Yellow White & Mixed 1.24) of iscount “unger ‘s unchanged. Meat: Pied | safety rater, is sentation of N. Y. electrical show. Applicant to take | to charge of branch office and be} i" able to; handle salesmen. A de- ried couple, Modern home, close in, Call 922-J, 11-6-1w NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Hie Petters and Company, a. Corpora- tion, Mortgagee, dated the 8th day of November, 1918 and filed for re- cord in’the office of the Register of Deeds of the County of Burleigh, and State: of North Dakota on the! 30th eay Qf November, 1918 at 2: 240 | o'clock ., and recorded in Buok | 161 of Mortgages: at page 442, und written instrument to F. cNeil, dated the 11th day of December 1918 and filed for re- cord in the office of the Register of Deeds of the County of Burleigh | and State of North Dakota on the 20th day of December, 1918 at 9:09 o’clock A. M., and recarded in Book 151 of Mortgages, at page 521 will be foreclosed by a sale of the pre- mises in said mortgage and herei after described, at the front door j of the Court House in the City of |Bismarek, County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota at the hour af ten o'clock A. M. on the 26th day of November, 1924 to satisfy the amount due upon said mortgage at the date of sale, The premises described in gaid mortgage and which will be sold to satisfy the same ate described as follows: The Southeast Quarter (SEM) of Section Thitty Four~ (34) in Township One Hundred Forty One (141) North of mare Seventy Six (76) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Burleigh County, North Dakota.’ Nati ice of intention to foreclose said mortgage having been duly served as provided by law there will be due at the date of sale the sum of Ten Hundred Forty Fight ($1048.00) Dollars together with the statutdry attorney's fees and dis- bursements allowed by law. Dated October 13th, 1924. F. B. McNEIL, Assignee. FE. A, RIPLEY, Attorney for Assignee, Mandan,North Dakota. Notice is hereby As by the un- dersigned, George Dullam, exec- necessary ‘vouchers, within six months aftér ‘the first publication of this notice, to suid exectuton, GEORGE F. DULLAM, Executor. NEWTON, DULLAM & YOUNG, Attorneys for Executor, Bismarck, North Dakota, of Gear) 1024,, - 10-24-; 31—11-7- 14 FOR FISH CAKES Bits of green peppeg and ‘a few drops of onion juice improve the fla- vor of fish cakes. ittle touch. very snappy. $7.90 to $8.00 a barrel’ in 98-pound cotton sacks. Shipments 41,477 bar- rels. Bran $24.00 ee $25.50. iH MINNEAPOLIS. GRAIN Minneapolis, Nov. 7—-Wheat re: ceipts 276 cars compared with 620 cars, a year ago. Cash No. 1 north- enn $1.45%5 to $1.4718; No..1. dark sprig choice*to fancy $1.56 good to choice $1.50% |. Ordinary to good $1.4775 to $1507; No. 1 hard spring. $1.48 14: to $1,67%4; No. 1 dark hard Mon- SALE OF LAND Notice Is Hereby Given, That an- de; «authority. of.an Order of Sale the Honorable i A. 1924, the un- et deaitnate ator of the leaton, “late | the’town of Arena in’ the County of Burleigh and State of North Da- kota, Deceased, will se! # private sale to the pighest, bidder, far cas! or subject to” ¢onfirmation by the dudge of said County Cotrt, the tol- Block three (3) Origin: Towing . degcribed - fend to-w: al, Téwnsite of Arena Lot six (6) iB Burleigh County, North Da- ota, The sale wil] he madé on or after m4 17th @ay of November A. D. 1924. ry bids nfust bein writing and may % left at the office of BF. E. McCur- or filed with.the judge of said unty Court,’ or. delivered to the erideralgned Pur ts HEATO} ints ator eh ine estate of B. Heaton, Deceased. OTICE TO CREDITORS ind. Hé takes the nervy ‘afin H Matter of the Egtate of Phebe: throtgit d matintain storm on “hor You Poor Kid, Why 9 rade ese | ahh “orth shawshoes.” ‘Never heard of them?| Are You So Skinny? undersigned Frank ©. Lawellin,| Well Mix invented them und Tory Executor of the last will ane “festa: |Rears ‘em. ment of Phebe T. Nortoh County of Burleigh; aftd State of er” North Dakota deceased, to the cre- ditors of, and all persons having! ctuqy o feng ‘ a few weeks? t SALESMAN claims against said deceased, to sx-{Study of the lives and duties of|” Tel) her every druggist has it in| SALESMANAGER WANTED—By hibit them with the necessary! estern linemen employed by the | cugar-coated tablet form now so th corporation’ hamdithg'-new electric | vouchers, within. six months after;P¢wer companies which ‘string wires! you won't have to take the ni the first publication of this notice, | through Burleigh County, Dated October 15th A. D., 1924. posit will be required on neces- FRANK E, LAWELLIN, “arate Fai ie and are the greatest flesh pro- | sary stock of goods, This is a PEEGUESE! (epee aes Melabane, Biniling: face ie und health builders she ¢ bona fide proposition and will NEWTON, yuna & YOUNG aL cha RRTUMBy ‘: Manes caan: yield big returns to the right; ttorneys for Executor : day i i onti- | One sickly, thin kid, aged 9, gain- | party. Write or apply 306 Market ,Bismarck, North Dakota, | de The story is one of @/ eq 12 pounds in 7 months. Bank Bidg. Vibro-Shave Distriba- First publication on the 17th day|small town where M ae sDan| | \Gha MRUSE Rad pained ta My {of October A. D. 10 ;Corvan, goes to get Ithy old | druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil | WANTED TO RENT ae er ae ent interested in a fake oil stock 60 tablet 60 © cents as | ——_— nt to take as candy. i Ti Foung girl A MeCoy’s, the original and | board and‘room with young At The Movies FeviesiaW neatly CHAEIE? | penta Guan tveRtOn Penne? nr and olnete are in the Finney Drug Co., Cowan Drug © If you. want to’ watch: ‘Tom YY ooo EE________E_a__E____— (aa de Trouble Shooter,” the new Fox. pie- Notice is hereby given that that|ture in which the western star is ° certain mortgage executed and de-|pl itol theatre. Ho livered by J. M. Berthlof and Jennie hbtse, rown le man Berthlof, his wife, Mortgagors, to tocar speeding Don't your mother know that Cod | Liver Oil will put pounds of good | healthy flesh on your bones in just | The story of “The Trouble Shoot- was written by Frederick and {Fanny Hatton, after a searching late of the the said executor at his residence desert wastes. Sibley Butte Township in North Dakota, mountains and the | fishy-tasting oil that is apt to ups the stomach. | Tell her that McCoy’s Cod Liver! lets are chock-full of vi said aan verrer: THE EL INGE AT THE CAPITOL A. TP. Lenhart Drug Co. Ad the “The mark see him in locomotive coming up QUALITY GROCERY _ 120-5th St. Phone 53 SPECIAL PRICES ON CANNED GOODS FROM NOV. 8 TO NOV. 15. Curfew Bartlett Pears No. 2!2 cans, per '4 doz. $1.95. Per dozen.......... $3 75 i Curfew Apricots No. 214 cans, $2.90 $2.90 | per 1% doz. $1.50. Per doz............ Curfew Peaches No. 2% cans per '4 doz. $1.50. .Per doz. If YOUR property Little Dot Corn N cans F burns per 4 doz. $1.35. Per doz............ $2.60 | If you should suddenly Minneopa Peas No. 2 cans \ lose your propert y per ' doz. $1.75. Per doz............ $3 .40 through fire, your fire Uncle William Lima Beans No. 2 cans insurance policy would per '% doz. 85c. Per doz.............. $1 .60 be the most important thing in the world to you. It might stand be- tween you and ruin. Look well therefore to the agency which hand- les your insurance. Se- lect men who know their business... Who can be depended upon to give you proper protection. Call us up today. It may save you loss tomorrow. Minneopa Canned Grape Fruit, per '/, do”. SHAG. BeridoeZ. oc ccc wes $2.40 | 1 | | Casaba Melons, Honey Dew Melons, Emperor Grapes, Malaga Grapes, Concord Grapes, Winter Nellie Pears, Delicious Apples. A special lot choice Jonathan Apples while they last. Special per box...... $2.1 5 Oregon Celery, Minnesota Spinach, Egg Plant, Cauli- | flower, Celery Root, Horse Radish Root, Tomatoes, | Cucumbers, Green Onions, Spanish Onions, Ice Berg Head Lettuce, Garlic, Sweet Potatoes. | Special lot Comb Honey, 25 pe ey Gee Cc MERSEOMD Gy oieviccdeesv aps. Philadelphia Cream Cheese, -Impt Swiss Cheese, i Fresh Cottage Cheese, Edam Chees Old English, { \ | == | | Kraft American, Pimento, Brick. MURPHY “The Man’ Who Knows Insurance” Bismarek, . 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Guaranteed purity by Manufacturers not to injure hair or scalp, nor discolor Dyed, Blond or Gray Hair. : QTC seeeeerenneesnenrneneesnceccsennssenrear ee anne — To the first 5000 ladies sending this coupon, we } Address... will send the regular retail $5.00 package for $1.98. State --ensaeee i } City. | CouOperaive Hie Dressers Beauty Labpratries foc 1116-17 Henne; ve." 1 Fill out Coupon and Mail Today The guaranteed special patent flours CLIMAX.- OCCIDENT or LYON’S BEST When the slight extra cost of these flours means so little in the total cost of your baking, isn’t it unwise to risk time, work and materials with ordinary flour? Using our special patent flour is your protection against bak- ing failures. Its money back guarantee is an insurance policy with every sack. COST MORE WORTH IT! RUSSELL- MILLER MILLING CO. OF NORTH DAKOTA - °* - Cook By Wire Instead of by Fire Hart Schaffner & Marx BROMO ELKS MEETING TONIGHT Regular meeting tonight to | consider plans for Elks Show. Young men’s suits in the smartest FALL MODELS You’ve been used to paying lots more for clothes like these. The woolens were selected with spe- cial care by the makers; the tail- oring has been carefully, thor- oughly done. Clothing. BERGESON’S Bismarck, N. D. uality Meat Market Fifth & Broadway. Phone 722 Tailoring. BUY POULTRY FROM US Choice, tender, young spring chickens for roasting or frying and fine fat hens Prime Cuts of B eef. for stews and boiling. C ‘hied Young Corn Fed Pork-Choice Miik-Fed Veal—-Spring A Full line of Smoked Meats Lambs. and Sausage ELHARD GROCERY Phone 1059. N Vaux Corn ( Fancy B-K Sweet Pea (25c¢ value) Utah Maid Tomatoes (25e¢ value) Campbeil’s Pork and Beans (medium) 8 Large C: Armour v. 8-15 jot et pe pe Milk (tall can) pe Fancy Creamery r Corn Flakes (large) while they la Yellow Denver Onions, 5 lbs for. . Sunbrite Cleanser, C! NNED F OODS STOCK Tommy YOUR PANTRY Tucker Fruit Deal. 3 cans for value) 4 bottles for can. . Ib value) Butter, 6 cans for 3 cans for. . 5 cans for... cans for 500-3rd St. WEEK Nov. 8-15 Yellow Peach ) Sliced Peach ie ny Hee Elam 1.60 Value For Muscat Grape ) $1.25 Apricot —WE DELIVER TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY— BUY YOUR MEAT AT DOHN’S Sanitary and Exciusive Meat Market T-Bone steak, per Ib Sirloin steak, 4 er Ib Porterhouse steak, per !b.. Smoke Hams, 8 to 12 lb. average, per lb. Phones 176 and 177. AT DOHN’S? THERE MUST BE A REASON. _ SATURDAY SPECIALS Large Hams, shes 25c whole ham, per Ibs sess a) Ci e} 5 en ing, day, per ID. Fat Hens, per Ib........ special 25c ~ 28¢ | WHY DO SO MANY PEOPLE TRADE half or a fine Spring Chick- iaefor roasting or fry- for 28c Satur- TRY SOME OF DOHN’S HOME-MADE SAUSAGE OF ALLKINDS —,