The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1924, Page 7

) ' t MALE HELP WANTED WANTED MAN—To work on farm | taking care of stock during win- ter months, must have team and wagon, married preferred, a good house to live in, which is partly furnished and right wages to right party. Apply at once, 309 Mandan Ave, Bismarck or phone | 578. 12-1-1wk. $10,000,000 COMPANY wants man, to/ sell Watkins Home Necessities *in| Bismarck. More than 150 used daily. Income $35-$50 weckly. Ex- perience unnecessary, Write Dept. ns He3, TheJ. Ro Watkins Company, | > Winona, Minn ‘ WANTED — 1 ff keeper, apply in own hand writing. yf Tribune Ad. No, 880, \ 11-29-tf WANTED—Experienced male cook at; ‘ the Sweet Shop. 11-28-tf : HELP WANTED—FEMALB iF TEACHERS—We place teachers” in i the rural, grade, and high sttools ] of North Dakota, Montana, and sevéral northwestern states every month of the year. Enroll today. , TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1924 | Tribune Classified Advertisements -—=PHONE 32 --. cS THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE MUSIC SCHOOL . | Alph. Lampe, Dir. instruc Classified Advertising Rates lin, Voice°and Piano, ons at most reasonable 1 at G11 First Street or Phone 1 insertion, 26 words or re 2; 26 words oF Ne . 65 |! words or | | SALE! EN 1 week, 25 words or under 1 | : a ‘Ads over 25 words, 2c addi- turers of Advertising Art Calen tional per word. (Vs All classified ads-are cash in advance. “ Cépy should be re- ceived by 12 o'clock to insure |; the country insertion same day. jyour enti SIX Room Dwelling, east front, lot | Low commission, only»: $10.00. Grand Forks Teachers?. Agency, | . 424-425 N. W. Nat'l. Bank Bldg, | FIVE ROOM Modern Bungalow, hot ¢ 7. i | Grand Forks, North Dakota. H 1-1-1 ) WANTED- Girl for work, Apply Mr nt, 112% 6 . or phone 12. ; Apply M i 6’ ~— Park Ave, or Phone 837M. WANT inl or woman to = children. Hat 405 Ist St. e ings 11-25-4t — DRESSMAKING SSSMAKING and remodeling done. Rosser St. Prices very reason- Ie..” Phone Call after o'clock P.M. 11-25- ES 11-29-3t ( , WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT—Large furnish- ed room with light house keeping privileges. Close in, Write 882 care Tribune, 12-1-1w AUTOMOBILE—MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE—1923 Chevrolet’ touting car at reasonable price, privately driven, in excellent condition. Call after 5p. m. 315 Mandan Ave, is 12-1-lw oy will trade for a Ford. Stutz Roadster in A No. 1 condi- tion, Call at 800 Main St. 11-22-tf FOR SALE 1922 Ford Coupe in A-1 condition, a good buy. 218 4th St. Phone 431. 11-29-1w FOR SALES OR BENT HOUSES:-AND FLATS FOR RENT—Strictly modern fi f m | | house- | C.J. Johnson's | i SIX ROOM two ot | SEVEN ROOM modern dwelling, |SIX ROOM modern dwelling, THREE ROOM house, south side, lot; FOUR ROOM modern bungalow, east SMALL THREE room house, water, HEDDEN. REAL IF-YOU ARE coming to room duplex, attached garage, mediate possession. Tel 751 or 151. + 110-6-tf decorated 7 room modern home | with hot air furnace and garage.| H Inside lot om pavement. Price{ { $4500.00. Terms reasonable. In-} Bismarck, N. D. \ \ <11-19-tf A vA HOUSE FOR RENT, also household 4 furntiure for sale including living, i dining and bed room furniture. fT Also baby buggy, refrigerator and \ kitchen cabinet for sale. 617 8th q St. Phone 601-M. \ quire of H. F. O'Hare, Little Bldg., 12-2-1w FOR SALE-—Parties leaving City, 8 q room house, modern, cistern, gas , stove, Hot water heat, convenient- q ly located on paved street, 50 foot » a lot. Terms. Write No, 876 care Tribune. 11-21 HAVE A FIVE ROOM house and lots at Regan, No. Dak. to trade for enclosed 5 passenger - Auto, which must: not be later than a ! 1922 model. A. M. Stern, Harvey, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | i cer. | PHONE 32 Remuneration et © !Our salesmen FOR: SALE ; from pens that amount 60 x 140. Hardwood floors, en-| q¢ y, closed porch, built in features, full basement, furnice hext, garage. Price $5000.00, good terms. water heut, full basement, enclosed porch, garage, lawn, Price § Teems. {first letter, Gi full de S ory new house,’ )° rdwood floors, full) east front, h: f heat, ‘age.; bi ae j front, lawn, hedge and te wood floors, full bs nace heat, garage. ‘Terms. front, lawn, trees, wood floors, fireplace, use, »-| pas south j front, lawn, garage, hardwood, floors, full basement, furnace heat Price 1250.00). y i front, part basement, furna Price $2650.00. Terms. Chicago, 100 x 150, garage, coal shed, barn, water and electric lights. Price! $950.00, Easy terms, was | selling. front, hardwood floors, full ment, furnace heat, built in fx tures... Price $3350.00. ‘Terms. i and lights, north side, lot 50x5 Price $500. Easy terms. ESTATE AG Webb Block. Phone @ | b2cks were Homes For Rent Now fin Buenos 11-25-1w. recent reports h PERSONAL !supply and [were re; w enin co, Cali*ornia we have rooms, all conveniences. in Fran a with enees from Bism ple, MISCELLANEOUS thing of a reaction, FOR SALE—Big type Duroc Jersey | Re spring boars and sows only choice MINNEAFOUI ; Minneapolis, animals sold; priced at § gree furnished. W. B. R, R.-2, Bismare FOR SALE—Choice Barred Plymouth | FOR RENT—Warm steam heated |t No. Dak, 12-1-4t ¢" FOR SALE—6 room’ modern home, hot water heat, good location. 318 sl llth St. or inquire City Cleaners i} and Dyers , Plant, 12-1-1w FOR RENT—Four rooms downstairs, modern, all furnished, 1016 Broad- q way. Phone 499W. Bb 12-1-3t FOR RENT—Seven room modern house, partly furnished. Close Jn. Call 735W between 5 and 7 P. M. 11-20-tf FoR ® Four room modern house suitable for 2 couple. Close in. Tribune Ad, No. 881. % FOR RENT—Furnished Apts. gauipned for light honaekeeping? Phone 794W. Geo; Little. - 10-4-t# FOR RENT— Four room pa { Rosser or telephone 304... | 12-1-4€ YOR RENT-—Five room modern fl { * house, Brand new, 14 Rosser St. Frank Krall the tailor, ‘ at 11-29-1w \ FOR RENT—Strictly modern spart- . ment in Rose Apartmente. Apply we )6=—SCOFOR RENT “Five room- house fer | Saszkowiak, 421, 12th ‘St. ; An 28-tf room good basement. Phone 288R. 12-163 SR ee il a FOR RENT—Six room modern house, ‘. hot watdr hent. Phone 6233: «~~ : 11-29-1w , FOR RENT—Five room house. In- qilre 214 bth St, ° 11+ 12-1-tf | Hy | ‘tiy mod- , ein house, $20.00. Inquire 112) aa * ee F._W. Marphy, Phone @62.° 4-99 ¢/ rooms; two farnished' ‘and 3 unvacmaeber Apply Boxs5t7, |. t South St 200. Rock Cockerels and Pullets, from fine laying strain. W. A. Falconer,; os 202. Avenue E. Bismarck, North | Ge r Dakota. 10-22-1m é ROOMS FOR RENT apartments, two or three rooms | * :furnished or unfurnished. The Lourain Apts. Phone 303. B. F. {bulls ac Flanagan, Prop. 11-28-1w rd to FOR RENT—Close in, a comfortable room, also garage by Ist of Dec. at 409-5th St. Phone 512R. light FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for) putk to p light housekeeping on ground floor, | tog vo on street car line. Phone 543, 930-4th St. FOR RENT—Three room $9.00. Des: Gall M. A. Edberg, 803-7th St. omane. Sty See 2 U19-tf mixed lig! FOI RENT—Modern room centrally | $8.25 located on car line. 710 4th § Phone 724. 12- R RENT—Strictly modern room |early sales. at 702 7th Street, phone 357. ito lower 12-1-3t full teady 1 2 Otey Walker; @irector of public safety in Knoxville, Tenn. his three pe.icéwomen off to Washington for inten Mrs. Nina Van Winkle, in charge of the capital's ‘ they are seen studying & crime chai: under their teacher’s dirocti From left to right, they are Miss Annette E. Steele, Miss Katherine | ing the total cost, in addition to the soley:and Mrs. Daisy McLinn. Now the other Otey Waiker, fantots! price paid in Argentina, $12.15 a ton. in the “Ok! Home Town,” js planniny.to send Aunt Sarah Peabody, down for'a similar course. The Osborne Co., pioheér manufac- reet_ by mail monthly advertising blotters, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY | |:m¢ zrceting cards, has openings for RATES -! salesmen in nearby and middle west- | campaigns, art . % ern territories. 65 Cents Per Inch If you are between 25 and 40 years! ze, anxious to connect with one} the leading willing to devot time to selling Osbor Friendly Advertising this ‘opportunity to start a successful car-! | with privileges of a drawing year above ex-, Ao prefixes both ens and narrer in this puzzl comotives on the vertical will surprise you, HORIZONTAL A conjunction. are seeking nection with a house that is recognized asa leader in its field, you are of good education, write} ithe Osborne Co, general office Dept.! CROSSWORD PUZZLE transgressions from the straight cubist rption of two lo track, both’ going different , directions. And 27 Summer + experience, age, and re Personal conference will {be given those whose letters interest small, wild, freshwater duck. he top of milk MARKET NEWS. |: pnient, fur- Wire ne Asso SIX ROOM modern bungalo In_or near a place A bugey cap. Plunged under water. arly Decline Is Followed by fore anderstandy Gain Prices onveyance on wheels, PRICES al made of tin and lead Cowardly. (Kno¢ék off the letter and you have the name of | ing on the .part of house: eastern connections sharp break in wheat prices to- day, despite strength which de- veloped earlier, Pressure of new wheat at Liver- ‘ited as the reason for Between summer and winter, i rounded lump, crop Argentine : ! seored advances @od Part of the infinitive form. d Opposite large. cribed to a downturn Turning point, Aires, notwithstanding known to ero%sword solv do under a child's advices, ded as bullish. ag Which ranged from December Hog receipts %8,000. upturn to well above cents higher than yesterda: Bulk good and choice pound butchers $9.50 to $ ttle receipts 17,000. I classes Steady with! Shipment: Sheep receipts 21,000. “The gift car Undertone weak. ive and fed westerns $ Clipper to $1 ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK Paul, Dee, 2. quality ud handyweight dry-fed year- Odd head yearlings up-| Bulk grassers $ BISMARCK GRAIN (Farnished by ‘Russel 1 northern spring . 1 amber durum ...... 1 mixed durum . 1 red durum . Canners and cut- it often actually income. It j pense for other things. One man | explained this to me most v | arlings early ound $4.00 to $6. Dark Hard W Hard Winter .. quote but do not s and clothes th Calves réceipts 3 higher. Best lights tainment Jeuts that pr budget. The folks ch other expenditures and find that a gallon of gasoline opens the way a lot of pl real money. pts 17, “140 cents higher, 200 to 300-pound butchers $8.75 ble 150 to 180 pound including bath, in modern house.| averages $8.00 3 to ft Good and choice peltz, per 100 Yellow White acking sows around les good pigs mostly Early nt per pound discount under Ear corn 5 cents under shell. New Shelled corn,’ sample grade New ear corn, 80 Ibs.’ Minn, sample Sheep receipts Packers bidding weak MINNEAPOLIS. GRAIN , Dec. 2.—Wheat compared with Cash No. 1 north: AMNT SARAH MAY GO, TOO! ceipts 266 ears ars a year ago, ern $1.51% to $1.52%6; choice to fancy, good to chojca, ordinary to good 14; No. 1 hard spring No, 1 dark hard of- York, 40 yenrs and is beginning to feel the effect of the musty stone walls. The church council, therefore, decided to wept the o! of $25,000 made b: 1, to $1.60%% 1,; to arrive $J.51!% to $1.67 Buenos Air “<2 SHEAPER THAN IOWA PRODUC ‘Tacoma, Wash. gentifa, reecved here recently, ‘Sealed that. corn American republic could be laid than corn from Tov re British tramp freighter Ash- |The , hag gent, Worth brought the corn ve training ‘under | Horm, and the rate*eh Here; @ ton for the 8,000- 5 on. |The duty paid wag $5.40 a ton, mak- around the |in the U: ed was $6.75, Compared with about 18 cents in Ar. le sea voyage. {fentina. The m higher in Argentina but everything considered, Mr. Tutt believes that ; eottcn growing to the ought to be more ‘profitable here on corn from Towa is 714 nts a hundred pounds, or $14.20 2. Answer to yesterday's puzzle: Aved ht brown Pertaining: to or eansed by pas sronate love, ‘The end of Lent ch urges aetion. a. mented liquor of hone: plint;. which Hermes © seus as a protection against Cire. \ Kirst person singular of — the! verb to be, i Not occupi litical divisions from which} juries must be summoned. { Highest male voice. | Distributed, as cards; gave, as a blow. : ixpert war aviator, Writing instrument lament or be sorry for. F Prefix meaning down. You and I nis, , ton, The South American corn jlivered to two milling compa her thanj here. The price pa for the in Arg mnsignment was not disctos . ! ” © GIFT CAR IS INSTITUTION a still more stitut Lahr of The than ever of advantages of rt of the Ch o a new auto. ould be more construct The new car pl t Yulet ly ‘It is: ‘t rent, groce t lick up your s: it is the infinite number and little incidental and ente he said, “Our car muc out of our fully forego to ure that used to cost contribution | and the wide | feeling’ that, English art treasures should be kept in the country, the| wardens of the little vi of Lyme Regis h ze church | nded their} decision to sell r-old tapes- | try to an Americ: | ‘The tapestry. which depicts the | marriage of Henry VII and Elizabeth as hung in the chureh for their action und the matte KNOW HOW TO | DW CHEAP COTTON : 2.- The cost of in the United to a report on the iucing: es, ace ye. 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