The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 18, 1925, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, FE Tribune MALE HELP WANTED barber trade. A wages. Few weeks completes. .Cat. alogue and special offer Moler Barber College, :North Dakota. great demand, big wages. weeks required. : or Minneapolis, Minnesota, WANTED—Men and women to learn | Great demand; big| free. | Fargo, | -16-1m | Nand Women learn barber trade} Few Catalog free. | J Moler Barbet College, Fargo, N. D.| ¢ ____1-19-1m BRUARY 18, 1925 Classified Advertisements “PHONE 32-= HELP WANTED—FEMALE { WANSE d \ Chapa DISPLAY and stenographer. Tribune ad Ni TES 928. ae 2-16-3t | 65 Céiits Per trich WANTED—Messenger boy. Western! | Al) classified ads are cash in 4 Union. || advanee. Copy ld = ceived by 12 o'clock to insure insertion same day. eral housework, 521 6th St. Mrs. J. P. Sell, WORK WANTED time or by the hour. information phone 843-M, ne BABY CHICKS } BABY CHICKS—Strong, ‘Mui teen lea tional judge. Quality Live ky ai delivery guarantee. Catalog free. komin Chickeries, Fargd, N. D. free. Clayton Rust, Fargo, N. D. porch. Giurage. Prive $4250. FOUR ROOM house oii south side, 25 foot lot. Price $1350, Very easy terms. FIVE ROOM Bungalow with garage, close in, modern in every way. Price $4700. Good terms,. SIX ROOM modérn home, cation, trees and rooms and closets. lawn, large Price $5250. FIVE ROOM two story house -and garage, fire place hot air heat, y hardwood floors, nice arrange: of rooms, Price $5600. Good , terms. i «SIX ROOM modern dwelling, ohe bed "room on first floors: garage, en- closed porch, east front, large liv- ing room. Built in features. Price $5000. Term: “MINE ROOM iiodern house, and garage, hot water heat, Oak trint t/ maple floors up and down, full { vasement. Close to schools, Price $8500. Terms. \ JUST COMPLETED a‘ new 6 room modern bungalow, basement | gar- age. East front. Selling price $5260.00, Terma, ‘ % enag HEDDEN REAL ESTATE. AGENCY : CITY SERVICE Webb Block. ‘Phone'd Two Houses For Kent be . EST Baga _—_—_ooooOoOoOoOoOOO | ; WANTED TO RENT _ |. * H WANTED TO RENT—Nodeta bung, alow of four or five rgoms, Tw8 alults only.” Photié 1108 of 920.7 i 2-17-1w FOR BALE OR RENT? :..HOUSES AND FLATS... FOR RENT—March 1st; modern un- furnished four room and bath flat, gielading heat. Phone 905 after 5 23 te modern house, 812 Main St. Ph\né 536R or call at 822-Main St, \ eg, Be16-bw -ROOMS, FOR RENT, | FOR RENT—Modern furnished sleep; | ing room, suitable ft two. ‘Priv: ilegé of breakfast, located” five | Blocks from plist office: Phphe| 843-M. fou 2-16-3t FOR RENI—Two tarnished roomd for light housekeeping in modern home. Apply 418-1st St. or call 1092. : FOR KENI—Nice; warm room suitable for two. one girl to shate rovti. , 1068. a 2218-3 sleep.ng Also want Phone WANTED—Experienced girl for gone 2-14-tf TED—To care for children in! my own home, either part or full For' further | j 218-3 | | ig varieties culled by fu: | Buy northern bred circular te the. BISMARCK TRIBUNE “PHONE $2" i | | } | HOMESEEKERS—Longview, Wash ington, now industrial city in hear of scenic grandeur of | Longview is a clean, model modern Pacific Northwest, offers ideal homesites. Planned by expert city planners with bemutiful civic center, parks, | fine schéol, handsome buitdings,| form and now everybody is doing it. | Wile paved streets, comntunity|- And the funny thing is these in- house, tennis courts, golf eburse,|sular folk imagine the disease start- and city—a truly delightful AUTOMOBILE—MOTORCYCLES _ WANTED TO BUY—Ford or Over- land Coupe 1928 or 1924 model. | Cash. Phone {104. London in Clutches of Crossword Puzzles pies BY MILTON BRONNER ‘NEA Service Writer 2-18-1w London, Feb. 18.—The average Londoner is very studious these davs, in the busses, on the tramears, in ithe underground trains, you see him bending over a paper, wrinkling his brow, and busily writing. And everwhere’ you go the book j Shops and the néws stands and the | stationers are now displaying big and little dictiénaries. *Word books of the vintage of 1840, which were deemed undalable, have been trotted out and markéd as bar- gains, -| Of course you have guessed what t| it’s all about. London has a bad attack of ‘Crosswordpuzzleitis.” This curious disease took a long time to cross'the’ ocean, but when it did, it came in its most virulent ed here. They don’t know that America in- free, Caledonia Hatchery, Cale-| place to live and one of the most| vented it, just as Ameriea made mah| 19, donia, Minn., Dept, 3. | healthful. Climate mild and equ-|jongg popular, and just as America| 21, ‘ 1-30-1m' "able all year. City rapidly grow-|made everybody sing the sad state| 99. BABY CHICKS—Strong Husky Pure! ihg also offers opportunities to{of the banana “market and the fact| 24. Bred Baby Chicks. 100 percent; engage in business ‘and employ cap-| that it was going to rain no moré,| 25. THE HORIZONTAL Money value. Smoked dried herring. Spicy odor. Sudden lureh. Load or bundle. Rank or degree. Organ of hearing (pl) A simian. Composes. Fish spawn. Part of the verb to be. BISMARCK CROSSWORD PUZZLE... TRIBUNE «| Besides it's quite simple to solve. Answer to Yesterday’s Crossword Puzzle, There's not a single abbreviation in this puzzle, and no word ig ire ‘peat Monda- | 2-18-1t | RABY, CHICKS, all breeds, price list 2-14-.m ital profitably. Within few hours | ride over two famous paved high- Ways you can enjoy Bathing in the ocean, climbing snow clad peaks, fishing and hunting. Wide choice of improved homesites at variety no more, 26 Canine. ‘ ——— 27, Drunkard . Ambassador Kellogg who is’ leaving | 29. Near. the Court of St. James to be secre-| 20. A dead language. tary of state in President Coolidge’s Speed. cabinet, has never had the reputation} 54. Lift from behind. _- PAGE SEVEN hen Aey RAT WIRE ALARM Dunbar, Seofland, Feb. 18.—Wire broke out om the first floor of the Rrocery store here in-the early hours of the morning. | Seores of rats and mice, seeking to escape the flames, rushed up the steps, awakening occupants in time for them to es | MOM’N: POP MOM- DID You SEW THAT BUTTON ON MY VEST “Topay ? “T played mah jongg last night with | dryne the a solid ivo “Who v IM DOING IT Now PoP~ THIS 1S THE FIRST CHANCE IVE HAD - I DON’T SEE How SHE GETS HER HOUSEWORK DONE - L KNOW MY HOUSE “ WOULD LOOK A FRIGHT IF L'D SPEND AS MUCH TIME AS SHE DOES LISTENING 5 TO.ALL THAT SCANDAL > re building was des- ee G DOCTOR FAIR QUESTION cardi; d sturbances, set.” laryn vertigo: they? -Pitt Panther. « London Ansv TRUE-LOVE : And do you really lové: me? Yes. ‘he ui sight of you, Isabella, setsip violent Shperinduces of the palates epiglotti rs, re nd and brings on symptoms of Then It May Be So! e af THE GOSSIP ABouT NEIGHBORS -- =o ~$ $4, By Taylor MRS SLAMM WAS HERE ALL AFTERNOON TELLING ME ALL ALL THE good lo FOR SALE—At a bargain, two Wood- + | attention, SAND: DOLLARS PER YfAR. CALL OR WRITE FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS’ TO’: SALESMAN- | LOTS FOR SALE | FOR SALE—% «foot corner lot--on Seventh. street and Avénue E. Very suburban place: * Godd. buildings, water and a good place for chitk- ens. Can be'eut into’ lots “and would bea good investment ‘for the future. About thirteen blocks from school, Write No. 927 ‘Tris bune:., , 4% i ».2-16-1m_ FOR SALE—Corner lot on 6th’ St. Ave. A. Choice lot for Apt. or re- stdéncé. Phone 924 of tall 419-6th St. 5 i 2-14-5t 4TISCELLANEOUS A WHO WANTS A REAL- SNAP ?— $1800.00 ‘cash will Buy my éniall Hotel building in Regan, N. Dak. Must sacrifice so as to raise money for going to warm climate. Write Ac Holum, 702 So: 10th St, -Brain- érd, Minn. 2+14-lw FOR SALE—Young milch cow with calf oné wWéek old, price $50. In- quire Peter Mihim,°3 mites north of Bismarck, 4 ;_2-13-1wk “FOR SALE OR RENT—320 actos ‘of grads lard’ near Bismarck. R. G. Price, Decorah, Ia.” 2-18-15 WANTED TO RENT—March 1, a4 0¢ 5 room apartment or sinall house, close in for 3 adults. Write No: 923, care Tribune. Meter _ 2-18-iw OVERLAND CHAMPION FOR SALE~24 model, driven 7500 miles mostly paved roads. $360 cash or best offer, on atcdunt of sickness, Box 162, Wilton, No. Dak.‘ 2.8-tf en type cade stands, fully equipped with slides, teal bargain for print- ®® who needs new equipment. “Sle fot cash only. - Apply’ Tri- Dane. 1-28-tf FOR SAEE—Choies Imported German Rollers .............$8.00 Hatts' Moudtain Singers Native Singers :..:..... eds, Treats . Téle- Jacob Bull, Box 728, ‘Dickinson, i 1-26-1%0) OR SALE—Pure bred Jersey Bull, one year old. Good one, Gené Wachtér, Bismarck, N.-D,.. 3 < 1-80-tf. THE ART “SHOP Mrs. A. H. Pearson, successor to Mrs. N. W. Kelly, hemstitching, pi- coting, stimping, gathering. ‘Your patronage respectfully solicited. All work gueranteed. Annex Block, 508 Broadway. Mail orders given prompt 5 8-2-1] FOR. RENT- rooms suitablé for light housekeeping. tn afl modern home. Call at 411-11th St.> ‘or, Phone 478J. | mee: wee 2416-8t FOR RENT=Rooim in modern hom Close in, ptivate entrance. ‘Gen: : tlemen only. - Phone 967, Bey repels ot 216-tf | FOR” RENT—Partly furnished ~ o¥ unturhished rdoi fdr Hight Houset Bidg., ys Rlelw ot home, Clos#. v keeping. College Phoné| 183,, Lien oa t RENT—Clean, warm room, FOR SALE—Edison phonograph and] of the Atheric¢ n ambassador the pic- ture of ‘King George.” *Not at all, my dear fellow,” re- Noise. Soon. i a | of prices, In this thriving-city of| of being a wit like Joseph Choate, | extends, FOR SALE | Progressive American’ citizenry,| one of his predecessors. mall, ; | your home would be a pleasurable] However, one of his retorts is s0/ 09. Opening in a fence. Nedulye eet Linea anion $650 CASH—Balance the same as| investment of increasing value.| good that it is worth immortality in fo Energy. ib Actiees oh tok «rent buys a six room modern} Write THE LONGVIEW COM.| these columns. 41. Narcotics. 18. 8 fing i house, hot water heat, east front,) PANY, DEPT. 83, LONGVIEW,| When Kellogg settled ‘here, he} 4”. Child's bed, 2%. Cook before a fire. | H trees ‘and lawn, Garage. Price; WASHINGTON. rénted the beautiful old Mouse of 44. Home Ho religious devotees. © |», ‘The substance resulting from ) $3860.00. z 2-18-1t]Lord Crewe—home, furniture, pic-|45. A catalogue. i the decomposition of a body by j ‘ ti Se : | tures and all. [4% An additional clause to a dotu- ciseeeolbs j aad | Now antong the old paintings by ment. 25. Convulsive catching of — the : q es 5 i . aes pies aes Bungblow. Full qraypeeURaMEN WANTED famous English masters there was a ae oa Ptyetae se 5 breath, bademént, futnate. heat, wil to ME! QUALT-| one of King George II, whose blind Proposttg etite ecsetign (20: To disregard orders. 4 : FY FOR TRAVELING SALES PO-| obstinacy brought about our famous reposition denoting direction. /9;. Buttons or frogs, cated. Price $2900.00. i OS Stans ah SOUTH | war for iridependence. . qa inative ee ii 31. Lukewarm. e s ‘ AKOTA ANDEASTERN MON-| A distinguished Englishmun, seek-| 56. Matter in a rarified state. $2. Plants with soft — succulant $750 CASH Balance tike rent buys) TANA, SAKARY AND COMMIS-| ine to tae Kellogg, caid: |57, Indefinite article. \ : By bungalows, SION EARNINGS WILL PAY). «t am-surprised to sec in the home|58. To put. a of duck. busement, futnace heat, enclosed] FROM THREE TO TEN THOU. Propriety of conduct. Fertile sfot in the desert, Leguminous plant with edible seed. reasonable ab:$760. ‘Also a 10/dcte| torted 'Kelloge. ; AGER LINDGREN ROOM 514 Me-| priate. You forget, George is | KENZIE HOTEL, BISMARCK, N:| man who gave Americans their coun- DAKE es try. nea “Speaking of progperous yarn has here from: Spain. Alex Moore) a real Court of: Madrid. Be it*rerhembered thatthe Spanish court is the most ceremdnious in all the world. ‘Every move, every: step, every bit of clothing is regulated and pre- scribed, ‘The Spanish royal family are tteated in’their own court like! little tin gods, Such @ thing as a: real touch is: ptactically unknown, And then along comes this he-man, Moore, with ‘his little “homey” ways. Madrid is stl gasping about it. For out ambassador is reputed to have given the queen as a Christmas gift a—(gulp)—a—(patise)—a— (stagger)—a—hot-water bay! human “Beware this lift.” You read the words in big letters. But it’s merely a clever ad, because of pickpockets -in “It ig most appro- the |@ ambassadors, a very | 7 floated down newspaper man, is Américan ambassador to the The jury. To threaten, Back tooth. Bitter herbs. Précious stone. Beyond human’ comprehension. VERTICAL 3. Competent. 2. Step. 3. To weary. 4. Denoting motion towards. 5. Mixed with. 6. Fat of swine melted down. 7. Internal decay of fruit. 8 Entices. 9. f Upon. Period of time. 1. Moisture from the 2. Cluster of ribbons, 2s. Attempt. Mediaeval expedition to recover Holy Land. Bring to perfection. Puftalo, where hides are tanned. A Scotch hat. Leaflike division of the enclosing the corolla flower. Hollow worn by water. Calyx of a To comb wool flax or hemp. Twenty quires of paper. Medicine prescribed at one tiie. Negative conjunction. Wager. Sixth note of the diatonie scale. | A bone. the smaller type inforris you are robbed, you will lose the two pence you intended investing in the Blank-Bluh, the best funny pa- per in London. And the next day you are con- fronted in the underground elevators by another: ' “Stop your joking in this: lift.” If you take the trouble to read the fine print, you are informed that the place for‘all the best jokes is in the Blank-Blah. Which shows that these Britons are adopting some of our striking advertising methods. The highest on on any stundard-guage railway in the world is Ticlio, west of the boundary line between Brazil and Peru, at an ele- vation of 15,665 feet. Fak A Skatin HE. skating whirl 15 records, dresser; fume “ockér, fumed ‘dak Dufold. 7 Street, DAHLIA” Bulbs, Fors ‘Twenty famed varieties. | Miss Belinda Tideman, Kindred, N. D., R.:F: D. : ; 4 yy nag of; jand SouitHiedst | 6! Gee. ie LE—Gox bout 7 mile marck, on term: ter. 7 PRE ieaeice! FOR BEST kindling; burn corh tubs. Delivered to all parts of the tity. i 8. lw water heat, in mode: rdp. Call at 806: <6H or. phons 802, bape 2-140) FUR REN. Beriom; mA ee | For prompt delivery phone :3648. ‘0: o—Féed Keeed corn. marck Elevator & Tiivestment. Co. the--wheel ‘hub, a: lon; three or:four industrious friends;-0i thostm for the de “distance frit the bank, to permit skaters to. whirl-in a 40 or 50-ft, circle seatid desire. Chop: @ hole i the’ 3 ligig. can’ be used in» tumber of different. ways, and dhre-it is set up: in‘one-cotner of the lake“or- river, it will-give .sport to skaters throughout the scasoa.: It can be made*from' an.old:hayrake whccl, an iron rod:abeut twice thetefigth of Post..and a length of rope; and. with-the-help of What the World :As-Seeh by Populat Mechanics Magazine tying Away the ‘temaindersof the ‘ice chins, which’ might. trip: ith; skaters. With a saw or pidit®, govasoimd the top edge of the peat, making a. wide bevel. Now hora a 1-in. hole into the top end of thy’ post.fon'ay distance’ of inio the post; leaving aboytabliall. the. length ‘of the. rod exnosad t@:view, Place a washot-of@r-4he.rod-and-ail it sfowell. Then alip. thet irake>whheliiin plae topes:into 8 or 10-K. lengths site: tiesahons tox the: akes of the muy also: be ft, ui thy. alt : sides of thy. wheal. Whemthe dong ‘| ropea, ate trsétl, (Her should tid voile up add\lithd-by thé skaterylater bei ‘slowly paved oubree she thates -abont 12 or 14 in, DrtvB the dsia. iron rod] a Is Doing There ate tivo general ways of us- ing the device, one being to sturt from & «standstill, with a skater on each rope. The skating becomes faster and faster until all are coasting while one or two continue to skate.. Another way .ig to catch at the ropes while it is in motions. First,.one skater heads for the. ropes at full speed, grasps one of the ropes as he passes by, and starts whirling about, A second up and catches a rope, to watch {pra goad. openiny other skater flashes in and takes, session gf{-another rope, and: this. is continued until the whirligig is flying around at a fast clip. By tying a rope which: is 75 or 100 ft. long to the wheel and ‘having the others skate around it, one can slowly staré.a huge track ‘about the wheel, and as the speed incteases, it will be necessary,to coast to keep one’s-balance. Thep release the hold’ on. the. rope and sail off in a wide afc. One can find & dozéit- other different stunts. aed : F Preventing Hgpllphone Cords “from Twitting Headphones often have.a tendency to tum:around. -in-,the frames that hold: 0d this ‘causes, the cord ‘iti unhandy to put the set! over. the:ears. An easy way to overcome. this difficulty isto remove etchphone-and =. piece of string through ‘the rubber DELIVERY WAGON - HERE, ERE, Boys/ DONT You kA@u THAT YOU SHOULD Love +band, and wind the string in the last ‘two threads off the phone body.. Then,. the-cap tight; the ED WURGLER, WHO DELIVERS WASHINGS FOR HIS WIFE, HAS AGAIN GIVEN UP THE IDEA OF TRAINING HIS HOUND DOG TO PULL HIS ») TMNT ME ONCE AN.TLL sock YA ON TH’ MADE IT UP NOTHING - & L HEARD EVERY WORD oF \T BEFORE FROM OTHER