The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 14, 1925, Page 7

4 ’ < ‘SATURDAY, MARC MALE HELP WANTED ELECTRICITY TAUGHT by Experts. Earn while you learn at home. El- ectrical Book and Proof Lessons Free. Satisfaction guaranteed and} position secured. Write to Chief | Engineer Cooke, 2144 Lawrence: Ave., Chicago. T"WANT three men interested in making real money for territory around Bismarck and Western | North Dakota. Permament posi tion. Calb or write Mr. Scktnk, Van Horn Hotel. 3-14-1t | WANTED—Men and women to learn: barber trade. Great demand; big | wages. Few weeks completes. Cat- | alogue and special offer free. | Moler Barber College, Fargo, North Dakota. 2-16-1m | HELP WANTED—FEMALE | RESPONSIBLE WOMEN TEACHERS | WANTED to travel during summer! vacation in congenial work along: school lines. Swlary to start. Rail- road fare paid. Give age, education, and experience first letter. Ad- dress S. J, GILLFILLAN, 1616 Gar-' land Building, Chicago, WANTED—Women to make money at| home. Plain home sewing. No: canvassing, To prevent curiosity) seekers, send ten cent (coin) for! samples and particulars, Success} Sewing System, Box’ 207, Long! Branch, N. J. | WOMEN SELL hand embroisreal house dresses, tub frocks and silk | lingerie direct, $2.75; Commission| 76c each in advance. I. Cahn, 38.7) Schubert Ave., Chicago. SELL GIRLS’ DRESSES—Boys’ suite! direct $5-$10 daily. 25 percent un-! der stores. Steady repeats, Out- | fit free. Merry Anne Dress Cv., Mfgrs., New Haven, Conn, EARN $5—$10 weekly, addres. mailing circulars. Send stamped envelope for particulars. Pavuce | Mail Co., Toledo, Ohio. WANTED ON FARM woman to cook. Route No. 1, Phone 8-F-2. -Bt | WANTED—Stenographer with some experience in bookkeeping. Address | Tribune 941, Bismarck, N. D. i ee 8-3-tf | WANTED—Woman with bookkeeping! and stenographer experience, Apply! Bismarck Tribune Company. Steve Bismarck, E Peck ees a3-tf| WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Phone 745-M or call 616 x 10th Street. 3-134 WANTED — Girl for general bouse- work. Mrs, George F. Bird., 709 . 2nd St. 3-13-1t WANTED—Girl for general — house-| work. Phone 837M. B-L4-t | | _ Lost LOST—Thursday evening, bunch keys on key ring. Finder plea return to Tribune office, 3-14-It ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—Three modern rooms, furnished or unfurnished, hat wa: | ter heat and bath. Also electric washing machine, sewing machine, kitchen cabinet and other articles | for sale. Call at 213 10th St, No. |! 3-13-3t | FOR RENT—Two nice light’ house- keeping rooms fully furnished. Electric sweeper and hot water. Very desirable for two. 617 2ndj St. Phone 812-J. 8-13-3t FOR RENT—Clean, warm room, hot water heat, in modern home. Also light housekeeping rooms for rent. Close in, Call 306-8th St. or Phone 802, 8-10-1w FOR RENT—Pleasant room on ground floor, modern, strictly 1 1-2 blocks from Bank of N. D. Phone 536-R, 822 Main St. 8-12-3t | MODERN ROOM with privilege of | bath. Men preferred. One block; from P. O. 113 Thayer. Phone 195-R. 3-14-3t FOR RENT—Four furnished rooms. Can be used as sleeping rooms or for light housekeeping. Phone 154-W. 3-10-1w FOR RENT— Partly furnished or unfurnished room for light house- keeping. College Bldg. Phone 183. 3-2-2wke FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room in modern house with home priv- ileges. 123. 1st St. Phone 1096-R. | A 3-12-3t | ovk BEN .--Strictiy modern apart it in Rose Apartments. Apply Murpby. Phone 852. 6-30-tf | FOR RENT—Two furnished sleeping ‘oft H 14, 1905 Tribune Classi fed Advertisements Classified Rates a ‘Wehetlon, 95 words or riled 25 words oF | INGO oss. e000 {| 8 tneertions, 25 words brig deteemepeecoens 1 week, 25 or ander 133 Ads ever 25 words, Ze addi- tional per word. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY © RATES 65 Cents Per Inch All classified ads are cash in advanes. Copy ald be re- ceived by 12 o'clock to insure insertion same day, THE PHONE 32 oe { FOR SALE. SIX ROOM modern dwelling, south Price payment front, garage, west end. $5100, Reasonable first and terms. FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, full basement, furnace he: close in, Price $4700, $800 cash, balance men:hly, FOUR ROOM very modern _bunga- low. east front, basement, furnace, hardwood floors, built in features, electric stove. Price $3500. sonable payment monthly terms, SIX ROOM modern house, hot water hardwood floors, northeast Price $3860, first pay- ment $550, balance $45 per month, heat, of hospital. including interest. SEVEN ROOM modern FOR SALE 10 room house, right down town, | newly decorated, running water in every bed room, specially adapted for first class rooming’ ‘house, Very reasonable at $6300.00, will accept smaller house as first payment. 5 room bungalow, east. front, off paving, only $3200.00. 7 room house, east front, on pav- ing, one of nicest parts of city; $4000.00. 5 5 room house, off paving;, full basement cemented; water, lights, sewer, toilet; 100 feet frontage. Only $2100.00. Hundreds of choice building lots | in ail parts of the city tt et sorts of prices and terms. b since I have had so Muny offers and inquiries for farm lands. The'tide has turned. You can never again get land as cheaply as you cun now. Buy Now. Fire, tornado and automobile in- surance written in good companies. F. E. YOUNG. 3-11-4t “SALESMAN SALESMAN—$60.00 to $90.00 week steady. Spare time or full. Sell nien’s all wool suits direct from factory to consumer. Real $40.00 values—$23.75, Boys guits, $9.75. Big commission in advance. sample outfit—free. Write for this: big money making line today, Dept. 8526, John G. Longworth & Sons, 1301-11 W. Congress St., Chicago. WANTED—Men with automobile and! experience selling direct to con- sumer, pure Woolen Goods. Money making proposition. Apply for ter- ritory and particulars, Lincoln Woolen Company, Fergus Falls, Minn. VENDING machine salesmen, senga- tional new plan sells newly invent. ed combigation gum machines by hundreds; six machines in one; new slug proof device; $50 to $250 weekly. Hurd,- wholesale depart- ment, Ridge building, Kansas City, Mo. DRY GOODS SALESMEN ATTEN: TION covering small town _ retail stores; sell importers line, laces and ladies neckwear; sideline. Good commissions; state exper- ience, reference. Moser Co. 874 Broadway, New York, WANTED—State representative to sell special line of fire hose to cities and villages. | Commission basis. Leads furnished.. CORNS| CONVEYOR BELT CO., 53 West Jackson Blvd., Chicago. TO SELL Noe-Equ! Hosiery aad lin- gerie to consumer in Bismarck and Western Dakota. Work full time. Commissions paid daily. Samples at cost. Write Box 1027 Fargo. 7 3-7-10t AUTO Accessory Factory wants, steady salesmen. Easy. work. (Good pay. Keene Jacobsen, Minneapo- lis, Minn. ~ 3-13-3t) AGENTS WANTED AGENTS—SELL WOMEN'S DRESS- ES! New Spring line,.75 styles $6.75 to $19.95. "Direct selling cuts) price in two. Last season part time Agents averaged $65 weekly. Full time good for $100 to $200 a week, Build permanent business, 89 percent repeat orders. Samples | ®4 actually FREE, no déposit. CARL- TON, INC., Dept. 243, 837 S. Frank- lin St, Chicago. AGENTS—Men, Women, Every wo- wo-| rooms. Girl to share room. Call] man buys Sartex Guaragteed Dress] 46 Main. ‘Phone 1066, 3-14-lw] Fabrics rs Sas t. Quick sales. Big FOR ‘RENF—Furnished Topm ‘opm with} commissions and repeat business. board if desired. 1002° 4th St. Write immediately, * Sartex Mfg. Phone 747-M. 3-13-1w | _Co.,'881-A' Fourth Aye, N.Y, City. FOR RENT—Large furnished room| AGENTS TO sell topcoats with show- in’ modern house. 628-8rd St.| er-proof and wind-proof: feature. ___Phone 498R. >» 3-12-1w |» $6.50, to customer, §1.50 cemmi FOR RENT—Furnished room jn aj ‘ion, Samples free. -CHARLES modern home, 403-3rd St. 2 blocks from P.O. 3-14-3¢ THREE furnished rooms for rent. 414 7th St. Phone 977-R. FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT—Nicely furnished mod- ern apartment including wing machine, electric washer, vacuum cleaner and flat iron, clean, warm and always hot water. "807 4th St. 8-10-4t FOR RENT—Nicely furnthed mod- ern apartment including ‘sewing machine, electric washer, vacuum | cleaner and flat iron, clean, warm and -always hot water. 807 4th St. 3-14-5t FOR RENT—Four room. partly mo- dern house in good condition. Cen- id. Small. family only. 3 so! B-lelw FOR RENT Four Fs room strictly mo- dern apartment, Varney Flats. MORRIS & CO., 637 Arch St., Pl adelphls, Pa. greatest cigar, 5. cents. straight,’ equals most 10 c 3 fast sell- er; big commission; repeats. El Plauto Cigar Co., Cincinnati. making done at Mrs. Heckenliable’s, 223 2nd St. at reasonable prices. Also bave sew. Ming machine for sale in first class! condition. Phone 686. 8-12-1w FOR EXCHANGE | TRADE—160 acre farm, - buildings, fenced, windmill, 180 plowed,. for house in Bismarck, or Mandan. Also heve repeating shotgun, tomatic pistol, ‘automatic rifle, or Columbia Grafonola, to trade’ for} one tube radio, Address Tribune Phone: 778. -13-3t FOR RENT—Light eping. avartment, “Geo, W;" Liss an ath BLS ae 'S-14-1W, were Brite ig room Row ‘i “ Minnsiats' A, J..Maylott land, partly elenred. & Son, Hancock, Minnesota. 9-14-8t No. 246, i $-9-1w. FO BY aS: Hote “locat- | ‘ed in’ it tor Kilideer} Brapch. "4 yargath, ce al { lepetiis: Wri Falban No. eust front, garage, basement, fur- nace heat, hardwood floors, no re- pairing to’ be done, good terms. SIX ROOM cottage, hot water heat, Rea- dwelling, Price $5500, THE BISMARCK ‘ TRIBUNE 1 Two well-known biblical charac be considered the world’s most note her? fireplace, oak trim, oak floors, HORIZONTAL garege, west end, Price $6500, Gares ° fixedly. good terms. 7. To fasten a trunk lid (past tense). EIGHT ROOM modern dwedling. Very! 13. Musical drama. well located, lawn, trees, garden.| 14. Record. Price $8000. Reasonable terms. 16, Exclamation of surprise, : 18. Expression of opinion in a SEVEN ROOM modern bungalow, newspaper. . new, never been occupied, base- Father. ment garage, east front. Price England's” favorite drink. $5250. $1200 cash, balance casy. Finish. Sorrowful. EIGHT ROOM home, modern, five To hurry. bedrooms, east front, double gar- Tranquil. age, trees, lawn, near schools World's first woman. good home for large family. Price] 31. Administers. :$6800. Good terms. 35. Contemptuous phrase for a HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY Bids to Give Service” Money to Loan. Webb Block. Phone 0 3-12-1w SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN OLD ESTABLISHED nationally known manufacturing concern, rat- ed AAAI, requires the services of | several additional experienced salesmen to sell high grade line of art calendars and advertising spe- cialties to banks and representa- tive business institutions. expansion of our business affords unusual opening..in zich territory partially develdped. Liberal com- pensation, commission basis, week- All ence strictly confidential but spe- cial attention will be given appli- cants submitting full information ly remittances. correspond- and references with firet letter. THE AMERICAN ART WORKS INC. COSHOCTON, OHIO. OWN A FERTILE, FARM LOW PRICED LAND—BIG YIELDS 35 Years to Pay You can prosper in Western Canada on rich lands averaging $20: per acre with average prices for farm pro- ducts because crops are big. The Canadian Pacific is offering their rich, fertile lands on terms so easy fhat success is assured, 95 years to, Settlers pay down only 70 per Then one pay. cent of purchase price, year’s free use of land. Balance in 34 equal anpual payments. Small ,payments leave ample for improve- ments. Irrigated lands are also available on same terms, Prize crops of the world raised here. unexcelled. Unfailing water supply. Rich grazing lands at low prices for! stock raising. Markets near by. Good schools and churches. Write tod@y| xt full \ details. M. E. TKornton, of Colonization, Dept. 629, Can- adian Pacific Railway Depot, Winni- peg. Man. LOTS FOR SALE FOR 5S. 7§ foot, corner lot ‘on Beventh street and Avenue E, Very Feasonable at $750. Also a 10 acre suburban place. Good buildings, water and a good place. for chick- ans. be cut into ‘lots and would be a good investment for ~the-future. About thirteen blocks from scknol, ‘Waite, Ne. ict ‘Tri- bun: a TT RABY GRICE - f QuAnirY CHICKS ronan Sian dard Bred Varieties. Best winter laying strains. Free delivery. Mo- derate prices. 64 page catalog MISCELEANEOUS 7 ! FOR SALE—Complete’ furnishings for a 4 room house, including a 3 piece Karpan Parlor set, rugs, Koehler & Campbell piano, maho- gany finish, new bedroom suite, complete hed room set, kitchen cabinet, and table, electric stove, ice box and other household fur- Sishings,. touring car. id MWtive “tetbane No. . B-14-tf, ora ee with, “tor cand electr: t pot, Rapid| ~ Climate | FOR SALE—Repair parts of stripped j-1m } mo-jand will be used. to. paper a Queen. middle-class person. over fire. in order to roast. To renovate a ship. Birds similar to ostrich. An age. Corrupts. Before. 55. Catkins, 56. A parasite. 57. Cry for help at sea. 68. Skill. 61. To. scatter. 62. Bone. 63. Truly. 67. Point of compass. |68. Person to whom a gift is made. ,69. A very narrow street. ‘71, One engaged in timber cutting. 72. Fails to hit. VERTICAL 2. Preposition. 3. Mimic. 4. To gain repossession of mort- gaged property 5. Silk worm which feeds on cas- tor oil plant. 6. To surfeit. \ 7. Firm, rigid. 8, Black bird. 9 Heptiles. 10. Friend. good service in a country job plant. Will sell reasonable for cash, Bis- marck Tribune Company, Bismarck, N. D. 3-9-tf FOR SALE—Centrally located ri taurant business in a prospering city of about 9,000, or will sell furniture and fixtures. For fur- ther information write ad. No. 950, care of Tribune. FOR SALE—4-Kelly-Springfield 33 x 4 1-2 cord tires and tubes, ru 2,500 miles, $15.00 each. 1 Good rich Silvertown 83x4 1-2 cord tire| and tube. New §$20.00. R. W. Sanders. 2-tf) FOR | SALE—Registered Hoistein Sire ‘with a large butter record or will trade for registered Holstein heifer—cow or sire. Herman Ode 1108-13th St. 8-14-1 FOR SALE—High class cafe fine lo- cation, good business will make price right for. a straight sale. Write No. 940, care Bismarck Tri- bune i 2-tf FOR SALE—At a bargain, two wood- en type case stands, fully equipped with slides, real bargain for print- er, who needs new equipment. Sale for cash only. Apply Tri- hun 1-28-tf J. 1. Case Steam “ngine 20-60, good as new. Also tucker grates. Bauer, Golden Valley, N. D. 2-19-1m FOR SALE—Two teams of horses. Reasonable prices. For particu- lars write or call on L. J. Garske. % mile north of Bismarck FOR SALE—Nine piece dining room set, davenport and two 9x12 rugs. Calf 210-2nd or Phone 643. 3-9-1w STORAGE building for rent. Also garage between 6th and 7th Sts. Inguire 508_7th St. North. 8-13-3t John | 2 CROSSWORD PUZZLE : tors appear in this pui ale. One may d woman of all times, Do you know Answer to Yesterday's Crossword Puzzle. 36. To vend. i 4 il, dlebrew word for Deity. 38. A gateway of sak ce ae ‘ a ct So Biehere. 12. Hts for boring, drilling or ao, eke 15, Students at West Point. 41. We. a7) Te. ralner Can ud ORES ar Galion: . To raise (as a boat). 43. Musical note. Bae Whe ue ciesiee a ea 44. A pointed rod used to hold meatiy baboaaeraestcep une Chemical procured from cod liver oil (pl.). ‘An outward ands visible sign of inward and spiritual grace. ers. Councils composed of members of faculty and students which take care of the discipline. Pried. Quantity. Rubber tree, ~ Four. divisions the year. Indians (California tribe). Dewartment in China. Impe Ad for sowing Light cord. Charms. Maple tree. Musical note. Street car, To soak. Born. Prophet Samuel. Affirmative. To mplish. Yo! MANDAN NEWS by weather of seeds. of Israel who trained WARRANT ISSUED A warrant charging John Heinz of this city with assault with a danger-| eupiveapen, Ws sued by State's At- torney C. F. Kelsch following an in- v ation: of a shooting scrape last night at the Klondike hotel. Heinz, alleged to have been under | the influence of liquor, was said to! have made a threat to break every bone in the body af Jake Schantz, proprietor of the Klondike. His brother George heard the remark. Jacob Schantz appeared on the scene later armed with a revolver and ordered Heinz from the place, ac- cording to the story told the state attorney, and Heinz protested, final- ly grappling with Schantz and taking, the revolver from him. George Schantz, sceking to aid his brother, so the story ran, seized a chair and struck at Heinz, The latter quit his scuffling with Jacob Schantz and ran after George Schantz who fled out of the hotel and down the street, his speed accelerated by two or three bullets fired at him by Heinz. The police appeared on the se and quieted the party, no arrests be- ing made. i MANY TO FUNERAL More than thirty members of Man- dan Lodge No. 8 A. F, & A. F. le yesterday morning by train to attend the final rites for Charles E. Picker which were conducted yesterday af- ternoon at New Salem by the officers of the local Masonic bodies to all of which Mr. Picker was mber. A great concourse of friends of the deceased gathered at New Salem to do him honor. RAISING BUDGET That the annual budget of $6,950 free. Missouri Poultry Farms,} FOR SALE}One moline Lister $25 Columbia, Mo. "can be seen at the Bismarck Imple- BABY CHICK: tl ree. Pig gee Patt im| 14th St. and Rosser. Frank Krall, the’ tailor. 3-10-1w FOR SALE—Roll top office desk. 8. E. Bergeson & Son. | 3-10-t£ 3 WANTED TO RENT WANTED—To rent by April ist mo- dern five or six room house or bungalow with garage. Must be in good condition. L, L. Butterwick. Phone 145. 3-9-1w. WANT TO RENT at..once two room or one room and kitchenette. Must be reasohable price and close in. Write P, 0. Box 223, Bismarck. a 8-14-3t | Wall paper whigh’ has been on thé | walls of jouse for 200. set for the coming year to carry on the multiplicity of civic enterprise and development projects under wi by the Mandan Chamber of Com- merce, will be reached without diffi- culty was certain yesterday after- noon when various assessment solici- tors made preliminary reports. With hardly an exception every business firm or. business man met his assess- ment with a smile and a check. Re- ports of the budget solicitors will be received at a meeting of new and qld directors. 1 Baby Swallows Campaign Button Jamestown, N. D., March 14.—The ‘ "| three months old baby of Mr. and Mrs. August Lippert was examined under the X-ray at the Jamestown .| Clinte and a Coolidge campaign but- Anne room in # museum, ton which the child swallowed while i) playing with it Thursday, wag tocat-] - PAGE - SEVEN. 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WELL SINCE WOU INSIST You MAY WRITE A FEW LINES - OF COURSE WE NEVER SOLICIT TESTIMONIALS BUT IF IT WILL MAKE WOU FEEL EASIER WE'LL BE GLAD To PUBLISH IT! OH THANK You SIR Youve RUN AWAY {FROM ME For Two WEEKS, SO FRAID ’ NO-NO-1'VE KNOWN HIM STANLEY T WOULD CosT You “Isome THING TO SIGN THAT, PAPER ,!T WONT TRE PETITION TO PUT OTEY WALKE BACK AS THE TOWN MARSHAL WAS i} COMPLETED TODAY. WHEN AUNT SARAH PEABODY CORNERED OLD MAN TITUS Freckles and His Friends Two Wo TQUESS TUL WRITE )] THATS AICE OF You- A\ETTER T’ COUSIN’ \| ruNow Ir wouLD J ORRIE AN’ ASK HIM, IF RED LUE ME To CONE UP ANY SPEND - AY SUMMER NACATION | TOORRIE. H-O-M-1I-N-Y! WHY DO YOU WANT % KNOW How To sPELL ORRIE HOMINY PIGS rds in One! ©1025 BY NEA SERVICE, INC 3-14 2! By Blosser X suucks! HERE t GET STuck ON SUCHA EASY WORD LIE THar!!?! OM, TM JUST ASKIN’ AUNT KATE HAS