The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 26, 1925, Page 7

_MALE HELP .WANTED } WANTED—Men and women. to learn | burbér trade. Great. demand; big | wages. Few’ weeks completes. Cat- | alogue and special: offer free. | Moler Barber College, Fargo, | North Dakota. aren 2-16-}m | WANTED Experienced male clerk | for dise store. References required. Nene but the best need apply. } Write No, 929, care of Tribune, 2-20-1w | HELP WANTED—FEMALE DO YOU WANT to make $2.00 to 44.00 a day right in your “own home? Auto Knitter with 22 bs. of wool yarns for sale. Worth $100.00 but will sell for half the | price, Practically new. .Will show you how to operate the machine. | Address Tribune -No, 932. i 2-23-4w | WANTED—Experienced hookkeeper and Stenographer who has some sales experience in mens clothing | and furnishing. Apply Ad’ No, 935 care of Tribune. H 225-4 | WANTED--Experichced gits lop gen | eral housework. Mrs. J. P. Sell,; bth St. 2-14-¢f Lost H LOST ween Bismarck and Brad- j dock, Sunday, Feb. 22,~one spare ; rim and easing with Copelin Motor | Co. cover over sume. Finder please notify Mrs. Wm, Wilton, Braddock, | N. D. 2-24-4t | ROOM AND BOARD _ | WANTED—Room with board after, March Yt by’ married couple. : Vhone 774 after 6° PM. z 2-26-1t ROOMS FOR RENT _ ) Three rooms and path, can Be used as light housekvepiny or sleeping rooms. Hot water heat, Will sell or rent. furniture: fy quire at 213-20th St, across from Catholic School. 4) 2-25-5t FOR RENT—Large room suitable for ; . two in modern home. Also will | give breakfast if preferred. Call] ut 8W Thayer St. or Phone 843M FOR RENT—Modern furnished sleep- ! ing ro Call 317-8th St. or! Phone 236-R, i 23-1w | FOR RENT—Very desirable room| suitable for-one or two. Also gar- | age for rent. 808 Ave. B, Phone i 1102. FOR RENT—Partly furnished or} unfurnished room for light house-; keeping. College Bldg. Phone, 1 2-23-1w | FOR RENT-Pleasant, well furnish- | ed room, Call 528, Call 247 after! 6 P.M, Mrs, J. M. Devine. i 2-26-1W FOR RENT—Room in modern Tae, | Close in, private entrance. cal tlemen cnly. Phone 967. : 2-16-tf | FOR RENT—Clean, warm room, hot watcr heat, in modern home. Close Call at 306 8th St or phone! 2-14-1w | FOR RENT—Clean, nicely furnished | room on ground floor, close -in.! Call 120 1st St. Phone 1096-J. .2-25-3t | country town general merchan- | 2.25.40 | 1 week, 26. words or unde: :| Ada, ever -26 ,worda, 2c. addi- . tlonal per word. CLASSIFIED. DISPLAY . RATES 65. Cents Per. Inch all elaguified re cash in advance. Copy.‘abould be re- ceived by 22 ‘o’cloék to fneure insertion same day. THE ; ‘ BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 82° ~ A.REAL OPPORTUNITY—Full or part time salesmen and country representatives for nationally ad- vertised Nogar Suits made to mea- sure at.$12.50. It makes no differ- ence whether you can deyote two hours per day or all your time, Whether you are accustomed to making $2500.00 or $15,000.00 per year t proposition will appeal to you. For interesting particulars about the wonderful Nagar cloth write, V..L. Richardson, District Manager, 319 W. O: W. Bldg., Oma- ha, Nebr. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ee oe pte FOR .SALE {5 ROOM house and” bath, modern, fire ‘place, ,garage, lawn, trees, splendid condition. On 6th Street. Price $5500.00." Ternvy 6 ROOM house and bath, 3 bed rooms,. modern, -dnd- well. located. Price $4500.00. -Terms. "6 ROOM bungalow}. partly modern, furnace heut, east. front, Price $2800.00. Terms. 7 ROOM house, modern, hot water heat. fire place, garage, barn, lawn and trees. Good condition. Price $5500.60, Terms, 5 ROOM and bath bungalow, modern, close in, dandy: cohdition. Price $4700.00, part cash, balance month- ly installment : : garage in basement,,-east front, built in 1921. ~ Price’ $4000.00, Terms, Now is the opportune time to buy a home. We can finance any bona fide proposition. Come in and seé us, or phone 188%," CITY PROPERTY. INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECURI- TY CO. 6 ROOM house, modern, 8 hed rooms, | - WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON]; A:simple, average in it that will make Dish of raw ve; Seeds of plants, Act of selling. Atop. Thoughtful. Towards. er, Sec. P. A. Lahr, Pres, J. P. Wagn 2 2-23-1w BABY CHICES SALESMAN—To distribute testbestos automobile ‘brake ‘lining. Sabmit photograph and business references <with first letter, Write American Asbestos Company, Norristown, Venna, 2-21-24-26 __WQRK WANTED WQEK ~ WANTE! Te irl Wants to thke care of children. by the hour. Call 441d, 2-24-3t WANTED TO BUY WANT TO BUY—Modern six or sev- en room house, from owner, must have three bed rooms, give des- cription, location and your lowest price. Write Tribune No. 934. 2-24-1w FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished ‘apartment of two or three rooms, on ground floor. \Sereened’ porch and large storeroom. Private entrance. Heat, lights, water, and use of telephone. Adults only. Available March Ist. 217 8th, St. Phone 883. 2-25-tf FOR-RENT—4 room partly modern house, very close in, for $16. 5 room partly modern house, very close in, for $25, Geo. .M. Register. ‘ 2-23-1W FOR RENT—Cozy 1 and 2 room apartments, -furnished, ¢lose in, private entrance, reasonable, Phone 464k. 2-24-1W, FOR RENT—March Ist, modern un- furnished four room and bath flat, including heat. P.M, 2:3.tf “YOR -REN.—Strietly_modei ment in Rose Apartments. Apply; W Murvhy. Phone 962. tt | FOR RENT—Modern room, close in, 423-4th St. Phone 887: apart-| 2-2b-2t | { 4 1 i MISCELLANEOUS —__ THE ART SHOP Mrs. A. H. Pearson, successor to Mrs. N. W. Kelly, hemstitching, pi: |. nping, gathering, Your, patronage respectfully solicited. Alli work guaranteed. Annex Block, 608| Broadway, Mail orders given prompt | uttention. coting, 2-241m | Imported + $8.00 . 1.00 + 6.00 Tele- Bull, Box 728, FOR SALE—Choice Germun. Rollers ........ Hartz Mountain Singers . Native Singers .. Cages, Seeds, Trea Phone 135-3, Jacob Dickinson, N. D. | 1,26-1m OVERLAND. CHAMPION * FOR SALE—24 model, driven 7500! miles mostly paved roads. ‘ $850! cash -of best.’ offer,.on :account, of | sickness. -Box 162, ;Wilton, No. Dak, 2-2-tf | FOR SALE—Income city “property— priced for quick sale, .Only.small payment required down, Would accept small farm near Bismarck \ andan in part payment. Address | Opportunity,” -Tribune, mnasck, “ : , 2-20-4t . 4 FOR-RENT—Severa]. quarter sedtions of breaking and. plaw Jand to par- | ties with tractors or ample horse: power, Investors Mortgage +Secur- ity Co. Office with First Guar- | anty Bank. TS 2.96-3t | FOR SALE—At a bargain, two wood- | en type case stands, fully. equipped | with slides, real bargain. for,print: er, who needs new equipment. | SaJe for cash only, Apply Tri-! bune, ode RBe tt FOR SALE—One pure Scoteh: short- | horn bull, 3 years: old; dark ‘Roan; weight about 1900 pounds, ¢lose to ground very compact aad: symmet- rieal. .Erickson Bros., .Wilton,, N. 5 2-20-1wk FOR SALE—Pure ; pred Jersey Bull, one year old. Good on jene ! Wachter, Bismarck, N.D. > | ) 1-30-tf y=, FOR SALE—One set good harness! and collars, Also two men’s ‘over- coats.and one oil barrel, as we aré leaving town. .214-11,.St. FOR SALE—Fresh milch cows, also heavy work horses. I.am in the market for some. young. cattle. J. FE. Chesak, 12 miles ‘southeast of smarck, N. Ds » 2-25-twk FOR SALE—Repair parts of stripped Gase-Steam: Engine 20-60, good Piseirsck ry en joyh FOR RENT—Three room house in- cluding coal shed. 303 11th St. South, Frank Gable. 2-25-3t FOR RENT- ng »apartment..Well furnished, 411-5th St. Phone 273. 2-25-tf FOR RENT—Five room ,house. “In- quire 214 5th St. 2-20-tf LOTS FOR SALE ‘OR SALE—%6 foot corner lot on ‘Seventh street.and Avenue E.. Very reasonable. at $760. ‘Also.a 10,acre suburban place. Good buildings, water and a good place for. chick- ens. Can be cut into ‘lots and would be ,a;good investment: for the future. “About thirteen blocks from school. ‘Write’ No.. 927 ‘Tri+ ibune. e 2-16-1m MANDAN NEWS Vorrigngs*\ReRAveD’ The ‘annual, meeting. of the’ bard of-directors. of the Mandan..Building and Loan assdejation was Held here resulting, in the re-eleqtion of ithe present officers to serve during. tl ensuing. year, viz; Jos. P. Hess, president; A.°H. Peterson, vice pre- sident; G. A, Renden, treasurer, jund Shas. D. Cooley, secretary, At the annygal meeting of the stockholders of the association, held on February 9th, the retiring .boand -of’ directors were re-elected. to.serye during: 1025, STATE PRESIDENT © : SPEAKER AT MEETING J. B., Belk.,of, Bismarck, state, pres- Phone 905 after 5]; BABY CHICKS—Strong, husky six- teen léading varieties culled by na- tional judge, Buy northern bred Quality ‘Live delivery. circular free. Caledonia Hatchery, Cule- donia, Minn., Dept. 3. BABY C S free, Clayton BF. YOAKUM OPPOSED TO HAUGEN BILL Washington, Feb. 26.—B. F. um, Chairman of the Farmers Consumers League, filed. with the Senate Agriculture Committee a protest against the Vetter-Haugen measure and requested consideration for the Curtis-Aswell Bill which would provide for a national farm tuarketing system owned and — con- trolled by the fariners themselves. Mr. Yoakum said the gondition of |the farmer was “deplorable.” If the Congress believes, he said, in the enactment of “such destruction bills asthe Vetter-Haugen bill which bills are wholly in the interest of the dealers, there is a sorry day ahead of those who support them.” Enactment of the Vetter-Haugen bill presents the only means of re- lief for the farmers possible for this session of Congress, Senator Magnus Rust, Fi Johnson, Farmer-Labor,. Minn., said yesterday after a conference with President Coolidge. Nestos Again oe Resumes Practice th Minne! N. D., Feb. 26,—Former Governor R. A. Nestos of North Da- kota, who early in January retired from office, returned to his home in Minot recently after spending the past six weeks at Battle Creek, Mich- igan, recuperating his strength, and has resumed the active practice of law in the firm of Nestos, Herigstad and Stepersen. ,The former gover- nor declares himself to,be in the best ‘ot health at the preg#it time, and feels thut the vacation spent at Bat- Robbed. In place of, Frozen waters, Punching instrument. Wogl cloth. A hundred pounds. A turn at work; a short period Fainting fits. dourney. h. A spice. ed. Printe Certain, Temperate, Like. To lick up with . Beverages. - Pert Restaurants, To be rabid. To be. HORIZONT. Fragments of elpth, we of an insect. from ground, Place of mineral springs. Belonging to me, Things by which ships are steer- 's Measure. One-fourth of an acre, To check or to bar. VERTICAL ng to teeth, Time one has lived, CROSSWORD PUZZLE crossword “puzzl 6 this is. But there are the solver, stop ;and think, and use a dictions Answer to Yesterday's Crossword retables, Puzzle. | car Stafine, ‘at a <lstance of four blocks from the hospital. | cabana Re ea the life of George Washington and TATION AT. (DENIES -LA | on the first constitutional convention BROATICAR TS EIR ME! trom KDLR, Radio. Electric-Wilson Devils Lake, N. D., Feb. 26--For| insurance station here, which. has j the first time, an address was broad-| been christened the “Voice of the | s i bout | cast here from Deyils Lake when| Lake Region.” Mr. ,Sinness’ address Torger Sinness delivered a talk on| Was heard in all parts of the lake re- gion, according to reports received here. ‘ The human body equivalent of seven bars of sap. | meee, tea MOMW’N POP WELL CHIEF OUR ‘CONTESTANT. ARE COMING IN THIS MORNING To PREPARE THEMSELVES For THE BEAUTY — = CONTEST me = \F MAGIC MUD CAN SALVAGE THEIR MUGS \T DESERVES A CARNEGIE MEDAL (F Chick Has an Ugly Job GET THE PRO! INSURE THEIR GEE -THATS SWELL PoP - IMAGINE ME CHICK -LAM GOING — & TO PUT YOU IN CHARGE OF OUR CANDIDATES ALL RIGHT- SON-HERE THEY ARI \ OUR CANDIDATES - THE MISSES LUCY BONES AND DORA BELL !! IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO PUT SOMEONE \N CHARGE OF THEM TO SEE THAT THEY | JAKE THE MUD TREATMENT DAILY AND EXERCISE AND DIET To | JHAT'LL BE A GOOD JOB FOR CHICK: I'LL TELL HIM ABOUT IT J FOR THE BEAUTY SHOW- LKNOW YOU'LL LIKE THE JOB BECAUSE THERE'S NOT MUCH WORK IN IT GOING AROUND WITH A COUPLE CLASSY DAMES— OH Boy ~!! Gi A medicines Strongholds, | \ | 1 shoot of plant. ! ts of a wheel, | zon for holy water, | Criminal. | ' An Seat in Branche chureh, of flowers, | to bear, F part of neck. ie and one-half yards, Act of healing. God of love. * To wipe. Intemperate person. Thus. 163, To perform, tongue. early in April, when eeum tour in which addre: lyceum address will Columbus, G the final speech wi Kalamazoo, Michigan Immediately after lyceum contract, Mi leave far New York take pus: mother. in Norway, a next fall to practice of law. Enderlin, N. D., a solemn ceremony church here by:the al in extenso, excellent specimens Stau und were donated by |memory of his late tle. Creek was, of much credit. Mr, -Nestos will continue in the active practice of Jaw in Minot until 0. Sullivan. of and Thomas Pierce. icago to complete final for a several weeks ly-! ses in a number of the. large | cities in the country. rgia on April 20, and age for Europe to visit his in a number of other central Euro- pean countries, returning to Minot actively CHURCH STATUES BLESSED stutues.of the Sacred Heart and of Our Lady of Loudres were blessed : Corcoran, according to the Roman ary Art company Pedestals were the gifts iss Tillie Fautch, J. G. Fautch he. will. depart | ar- Typhoid Patient Breaks Away From Hospital Room he will deliver The opening be delivered at Grafton, N. D., Feb. 26.—Vincen' Pokrzywinski of Oslo, Minn. patient at the local Deacon pital suffering from typhoid fever, : escaped from his room between 6:30 and 6:45 o'clock in the morn ing, jumped from a_ second- window and fled. It took about two hours to appreheny him and! return him to his Pokrzywinski ‘brought | to the hospital gon unday evening with a well developed case of. ty phoid, but showel no of de- firium until cirly this morning. While his nurse out of the room he made his escape in his night clothing. For a time it was thought that while delirious from a high fever he might have tried to return to hi southeast of this city. A st instituted, but without Hy, at 8:15, a fire alarm was iurned in and the de partment was asked to assist in the hunt for the unfortunate patient. ‘A short time late he was found in the kitchen of the home of O.- I be: given at on July 18, concluding the r. Nestos will where he will nd also to visit resume the Feb, 26.—Two at at St. Patrick's pastor, Rev. W. Ip The statues are of the Deprato of Chicago E, J... Faute! wife, and b, ,OUT:OUR WAY ———_—e OU “TOMATOE FER A. HOUR, OUTER ident, gaye ,a,most interesting und] , instructive talk on fraternalism at thd regular ;meeting of the Brother- hood: of. American Yeamen No; 199, held. Tuesday evening. , The gonelave will. be hejd -in Minot on Aptil 8th. and delegates chosen ‘to. attend were “Mrs. Alice Copyne apd Mrs. Agnes Lang. Mrs, Kathryn: Ford and.Joseph Gauer, were elected alter- nates. a ve AWIMDON WINS 20) The basket ball game Tuesday night. between Wilton and Mandan won by Wilton 24 to 15 in the local gym, may -not:;have heen’ the most selentitic |, exhibition of the “great ¥ 2-24-1w /indoor wipter sport, but. it. was un> questionably the most: éxciting and nervc-wrackjng contest of the season. It\was decidedly no place for a fan with a weak:heart, whetherfrout the state] | ? | Lignite City of from the home sec- | | tor. Cats: are ite of the few. animate | hat cannot throw ” vo AW\- OFFA NOU FER LIFE, NOSED 20. FOSSIL! I-STOQD THERE TALKIN TO YOU ) CHILLED To TH BONE AND YOu AINT ENEN OEGENT ENUFF STO INVITE ME INSIDE. IH COLO. By Williams HAW-HAW- DE WHALE. BES GIT MAD BECUZ DE GOL FEESH NO INWITE HEEM INTO HEES BOWL. YEH THAT UD BENICE. WONT You WALK INTO NW PARLOR St2 TH SPIDER To Nieat OST cr a ap TRWILLans, i/ ; 5 SD is Une. ES er # by WEA scAvce, We 4) : ’ ©1025 THE OLD. HOME TOWN a INO BIRY YOU SAY- MAW PRENDERGAST IS KICKING UP QUITE A Fuss? THE NEW TRIMMER FRom THE CITY HAS ARRIVED AT BIRDIE CROWES SHOP — THERE WAS A LOT OF ACTIVITY on MAIN STREET To DAY — Freckles and His Friends Tag Thinks—— OM, WHY DO YA WHY, OF COURSE NOT, ALWAYS COOK TH MEAT? TAG=ONLY CANNIBALS} CANT WE EAT IT | zi BAT QNITHOUT COOKIN’ Bets XG EAT IT THAT WAY \F TW CANNIBALS: AW, GEE JuMBo! You WANT Your BREAKRAST, DON'T YA?, VEAM= Walt BY STANLEY POP GOES TH WEASEL oP NET ote By Blosser How RIDICULOUS! PEOPLE THAT EAT RAW MEAT ARE ONCIVILIZED= NO ONE IN ACINILIZED LAND EVER EATS 3 RAW MEAT!