The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 8, 1925, Page 7

’, ALP WANTED } WANIED—sen and women to learn | barber wages. alog and sp Barber Colley le. Great demand; big | Few weeks completes. Cat-' 1 offer free, Moler ; Fargo, N. D. | 3-2 ‘reliabie agents to nt In- See | Ho- WAN i eb -Good sel Life, Health and Ac surinee for good companies, write Annex Good WA! Wilton Motor 4N. Dak. © crew of | strict to s 1 sses that retail 5 It on sight. In- experienced girls can carn from $8.00 to $18.00 per day. Some-) thing new that sells, and not sold, in stores. gar Clothing Mfg.| Co,, 319 W. 0. W. Bldg., Omaha,! _Neb. 4-6 24 HIC KNIT? -dress retails for, $5 50 is something new that, really sells and is not sold in stores, Any girl that can walk and talk and | wear a dress to good advantage can| earn from $8.00-$18.00 per day. No collecting or :delivering -and your| s received every night, NO- | LOTHING MFG. CO., 19 | W. 0. W. Bldg., Omaha, Nebr. | 4-1-8-15-22 WANTED—Girl qr woman for gen- eral housework. Call evenings af- ter 7:00 o'clock. Phone 726-J, 409 4-6 3t the “Chic Knit” for They GREAT OPPORTUNITY—Women to! travel, salary, expenses savaged See or call Mrs. Maitland, Gr:¥ Pacific . 4" ANTED—Competent girl for gen-| eral housework, no washing. Ap- ply 406 6th St. Phone 431. | 3-31-tf | A girl to do housework Mrs. W. E. Breen, marck. Phone 8F3, 4 WANTED—Experience@ girl for gi eral housework, 20 Ave. B. W Phone WANTED— on. farm. —Large nicely furnished lated room on ground floor in modern “home. Suitable Phone 883 th 4-1-tf ENT, close in, for two. Call after 4) 303 3rd Street. Phone | 4-7-3. big eno! o'clock FOR RENT—2 North front, fi light nice cle east and] well furnished rooms j housekeeping. Phone 4-7-3t FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished sleeping rooms, close Call 422/ 4th St. Phone 1052-R. i ae 4-3-1w FOR RENT—Strictly modern apart- ment in Rose Apartments. Apply F. W. Murphy. Phone 852,_4-30-tf | wo large roomi kitchenette. Modern and, furnish- ed, 924 4th St. 4-1-tf FOR REN't—Two single rooms, ni ly furnished, 417-5th St. 4-2-1w WINNERS Thesé young indies won: the these highest ‘awards’ at Bryn:;Mawr.-Co! lege. From top to: bottom: they Mary Albertson of Magnolia, N, J., winner of. the (Mary. ise ett European, Fellowship ! am ded Cael Mra Ruor 1 insertion, 26 words or unuer .... 2 insertions, 25 words or under 3 insertions, 25 words or under 1 week, 25 words of un- der ... . 125 Ads over 26 ‘words, 2c adhii- tional per word. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES - 65 Cents Per Inch. ,- All classified ads are cash in advance. Copy; sttould be re- ceived by 12 o'clock to insure inseftton ‘same dmy. ° "2 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 32 FOR SALE—6 room*’:new modern house, 3 bed rooms, garage in base- ment, oak floors, sua parfor, lawn, trees. and shrubbery, close to school, for $5800., on good terms and quick possession given; Fine bungalow, stucéoed, hot water heat, south front, one of best built houses in Bismarck, and a fine | “FOR SALE | right down town. home for anyone, near school, at # reasonable prices « 8 room modern house, with 5 bed rooms, east front, lw trees and shrubbery, hot water heat, a fine home, well located, oak finish down stairs, at reasonable price; One of finest building. lots in Bis- marck at corner of First and Thay- er Streets, east front. Geo. M. Register. 4-7-1w. eae POSITION WANTED WANTED-—Competent _ Stenographer with law experience wants a posi- tion. Phone 121, DRESSMAKING a t WANTED—Dressmaking.” Mrs. Boeck 413 3rd or, Phone 538-J. 4-6 3 Box 736-A, Fatgo, N.D. f FARM LANDS 4 4-7-1w | STRONG husky Bay FOUR ROOM cottage, with toilet Hast front, Easy terms, $2,650,00., « SEVEN ‘ROOM house, east front, nice part of city, odern; $4,000.00 EIGHT ROOM “house, west: front, modern, trees, nice part of city, on easy terms. ‘ RUOM house, enst front, mocern, hot water heat, $3,850.00, easy verms. BUL.viNG LOTS; hundteds of them sof the city at all sorts vaces and terms. LASDo;. The ‘biggest acreage yours ss vemg secded; more sates bu. ¢ veen made this winter than in y BU WOW at rock bottom pe from the one man who has bu a continuous booster for Bur- te.) vounty ‘during the pust lean your INK ANCE tomvdite, ies. Fire,*torhado and au- ten in good compan- Fc: YOUNG, 4-7-5t ee eae SALESMAN. “WAN@ED—First class experienced grocery salesman for one of our Western territories with Bismarck as headquarters.. Must be ener- getic, hard-working and experien- ced, or need not apply. Good op- portu for right man.” Fargo Mercantile Company. 4-4-1w WANTED—First class clothing Sales- man and stock keeper. German ae ferred. References required. full experience in reply. Apply 5 Ad No. 954, care Tribune. _3-18-tf WANTED—Automobile salesmen, Cor- win Motor Co. 4-6-3t WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT—Furnished apartment or furnished house for summer months, Couple with no Write Tribune No. 963. 4-8-3t BABY CHIX—BEE SUPPLIES chix. 100 per- cent guarantee. ‘e distribute A. I. Root Bee Supplits. Write for catalogs, Mondakomin Chickeries. childten, BABY CHICKS ronth % of See. 19, Boyd Twp. Price $27.50 per acre net. Rea- sonable down payment. Easy terms on balance at 6 percent. Ad- dress Henry G, Kreis, Aurora, Oregon. Real Estate dealers in- vited. 3-31-2w Lost. LOST—Shriner’s stick pin crescent red with word Kem written on it.| Finder please return to Tribune. 4-7-1, es LOST—Diamond, set size~about 3-4 carat, Finder please retarn to Tribune for reward. 4-7-3t FOR SALE OR RENT USES AND FLATS FOR RENT—One 2 room apartment and two 1 room apartments, fully Phone 794W. ees 801-4th St. George W. equipped for light housekeeping.’ ee eee oi POET'S CORNER | FOR SALE—Until April 7, 1925.—] BABY CHICKS, healthy, purebred, 100 percent guarantee, All leading varieties. Early cl from high quality flocks pay best. Fourth successful season. Free price list. Clayton Rust, Fargo, No. Dak. 3-17-1m ‘BABY -CHIX. Strong, husky, guar- anteed quality. Live delivery. Flocks inspected by state. judge. Buy Northern Chicks. Custom hatching. Caledonia Hatchery, Caledonia, Minn. Dept. B -26-1mo. LOTS FOR SALE FOR. SALE—Five . acre suburban loti, splendid location right in city limits. Public road on one end. Easy terms. Write Tribune 958. 3-24-1m0. FOR RENT—A five room ae a 508 2nd St. Partly modern, $26.00 per month. Also # two room fur- nished apartment, Phone 275: aw FOR RENT—Four room strictly oF ern aj artment, furnished or unfur- nished. Varney flats, Phone 773, FOR RENT—Furnished _ room: light housekeeping near the Capi- tol.on car. line, 390,4th strect. 4-6 _Iwk. block :available May 1st. Bismarck Tribune Office. room , modern FOR RENT—Four . Close jin. house to. right par jac. Write Tribune No. 961. 4-1-tf FOR RENT—Two room apartment over Cowan, Drug Store. Apply - Cowan Drug Store. . “K) Thompson, ative "aitial LAN FURNITURE AT A BARGAIN—Con- , goleum rugs, $5 and $7; dresser $7, fumed oak booke: $8, rockers $1 to $4, plain chairs $1. two kitch- inets, chiffonier $5, Hbeaey, tables $3 to $4 poreginin top kit en table $8, bed coi ae $10, new Singer machine, sanita: folding screen, iiry cowl porch shades, canning jars, axe, etc. Phone 464R. 4-6 lwk | SAVE.COST OF NEW FLOORS—Old floors are made like new'the Amer- joan Universal Way, Sale rele ess, work done erkeetly. Brie up the whole-house. ‘orn “spots dirt, ‘stains, thing unsigh! trouble ox muss. Worl disappears ‘without jaranteed. Fie seed few eae of good young work. mace, RP. DO Na., 2 re aan Pais Ie Pie strai, fal PLL. Meera Hine a. Lal YOUR SALE—At. a patgein, wwe wood~ én type case’ tally garage Eee § in he. 1900. block. Also have. a hale: r: f Ke ~ Phone 376 eh Ne ene or aN si twk. i t, te ‘cite i ) noon’ or “evenings. 4-7-4t —Garagé. to a grad: fte: years of graduate wo} di per, Waits of Washi D.C. ner’ of ie highest. award,: oe ropean Fe}lowship for. Ros. nea Fave, of . or Min the And int, Warnish=-ewery? |! ‘iy Phone 275-3, Al Goplin, 08 tat St}. No. Lbarley,}) * Poel SPIRIT OF SPRING Spring in the body, ‘soul and heart; Spring is the time when we make a new start; Spring in the grasses, Spring is the resurrection of all life’s masses. earth, trees and Spring thrills as the meadow lark sings; Spring on the farms, ‘while the hus- ‘ bamtinan tills; Spring im the household where bon- nie lasses, Help in the resurrection of all life’s classes. Spring in the cities, in great lofty mansions, And a great renewing from cellar to®| > roof; Spring in the busy streets where all sorts and classes, Hurry to work on life's great warp and woof: Spring in the hoart and we build new «wine skins, To storé the wonderful new wine of ife; To carry man through the growing and harvesting into. the granaries of God's panel (Vt fe. THE |BISMARCK TRIBUNE CROSSWORD ‘PUZZLE There are quite a few undignified definitions that could be given for 66 horizontal. It's 22, 23. 26. 27. 28. 29. 31, 33. 4. 35. 37. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. Abs 47, 150, 51, 52. 54, 55. 56. BR. 60. $1. 62. 64. 66. 68. 70. 72, 74, 16. 1. ‘ll 2. 3b 4, 5. 6. i. R ,% 10. “mezuma,” “ HORIZONTAL rolls, wash one's self by i Affront. Opposite of ‘close. To grant. Units of work. To-decay. To stuff. Geographical drawing, Toward. To lose firmness. Portable bed. Exclamation of surprise. Female sheep. Bleat of a sheep. To carve. Verb of permission. To peruse, To frighten. Stops up. Cotton machine, To join firmly. 2000 pounds. mmer- Fertilized and ripened ‘ovule. Red skeleton of Mnimals found in the sea, used for beads, Row. Through; by, Instrument used in rowing. Crowd. Part of verb to be. Morindin dye. To wander about. Griefs (var.)., Neuter pronoun. Se Cabbage. Pertaining to the pope. Exterior covering of seeds. Mid-day naps. Violent stream. White powder graphy. Captured by foree. VERTICAL Corded cloth. Above. Cotton used in fabrics used, fo To sprout. Prep. of place. To care for surgically. To refer to something edly. Hen fruit.» photo- r repeat-| 7 To the safecracker, the word means far from cur-| 6 IL{O “cabbage.” and other covorful terms. Answer to Yesterday's Crossword Puzzle. MEBAISISTATY MSIE [ATT] PEARCE MNS (Sie {7 mas (OMBSIE IE ga LHP RONR Roll of enlisted men, » drink very slowly. ‘an of hearing. ‘ount. itticism. be indebted. Performer. Rich part of milk. Accomplished. Atmosnhere. fellow, ar the ground. Tree bea Powerful snake, Visitor. ite of aweather, Plant’ much larger than shrub. Purpose. Friend. Quantity. Roadhouse. Until. Sun god, FLYING BOAT MAKES 28 AN HOUR ‘The PN-9 as it returned to the Philadelphia navy yard after making 125 miles en hour in a 60 mile trial over the Delaware river, Lieut. O. H. Schidauer. piloted by It will attempt a non-stop’ flight from San francisco to Honciulu this summer. —JULIA C..MOFFIT. OUT OUR WAY GIT VYOSEFF SET BOY- CAUSE WEN DISH VERE HAWSE SEE, DAT HAN SUMFIN JES NATCHILLY te 1. E... Mesiards: Biss]; “equipped ith slides, real bargain for print: |: seated on| GOTTER GIVE WAN. You: NEVER. SEE ANY OF wacit oFONKS igi 'GOINGETO-A. . Toc B Williams PAGE SEVEN arethat all above that amount had to be pid to the go ent, so he sent his cheek for and now their backs and sides San Francisco, April 8.——Heres a} covered with gra: yarn from Bella Vista, Calif., to be lieve or not, A farmer has three sheep that are a traveling pasture. While being fed with cattle TRAVELING PASTURE | “TOO GENEROUS Denver, April &—An income tax- A flourishing leather manufactur- f h payer here tried to give Uncle Saming industry has been built up in seed dropped into their wool. Re-| more than one-third of his income Beypt, “as the result. of teaching cent fains and the warmth of their| of $1626. He thought the $1000 ex-leather, work children in the bodies caused the seeds to sprout) emption for unmarried men meant scho to MOM’N POP Such Ignorance By Tayler L DONT TINK ELL EVER SC OUN THIS PLACE - MISSUS “ eos S30 Goop 1T WILL HAVE Te BE LENGTHENED, SEVERAL INCHES; ‘OLGA - IT'S TOO SHORE FOR, ow \TS_Too SHORT YET OLGA- WHERE DID You, GET THE MATERIAL To LENGTHEN IT WITH? LOOK. MaA'AM — L LENGTHENED NEVER PALMOFF EIGHT YOU SAY- HIS BUSINESS DEALS MAKE YOu S'cK? THE TIN PEDDLER HAD A SLIGHT, BUSINESS MISUNDERSTANDING WITH ="THE WOMEN FOLKS ON CF HOUSE MeL Sens D By Blosser is sReiends Think of the Humiliation! 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