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

2 SATURDA Y, APRIL 18, 1995 FOR SALE 2 BUNGALOW—5 rooms and bath, hot water heat, maple floors, full bi Classified Advertising Rates ment, 650x150 lot. Near, Pi Price $4,200.00. Terms. , | aga insertion, 26 words or HOUSE—65 rooms and bath, modern, et eee ae 2 Insertions, 26 wordy or * fire-place, hardwood... finish, screened porch, garage, lawn: and under .. elites. 65 Eo pa gdandy home.” Price §5,-|1 3 insertions, 36 worde or = : MEPs sc svete meade BUNGALOW—6 rooms and. bath, hot an ue 3. water heat, hardwood trim, -maple 1 bbe 26 words or un bon floors, splendid congition,. loca sebea eves evartee Md in’ "Riverview. “Pace $5,780.00.|| Ads over 38 ‘words, Sc ada » _ Terms. tional per word: HOUSE—6 rooms and bath, nice lawn and trees, garage, a fine location. | Price $4,800. Terms. BUNGALOW—5 ‘rooms and bath, modern, maple floors, built-in fea- tures, full basement, large porch. Price $4,700. HOUSE—5 rooms and bath, modern and in good condition, price $3,500. BUNGALOW—5 rooms and bath, modern, oak floors, pantry, full basement with cistern, two inclosed porches. Price $6,200.00 We have other equally good homes for sale at the right prices. If you want a home now is the opportune time to buy. We also have -splendid building lots at the right. prices. Farm lands at attractive figures We also write insurance of: every form, and money to loan on real estate, INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECURITY COMPANY * ‘i Phone 138 Office with First Guaranty Bank. ’ 4-17-1 wi MALE HELP WANTED LOCAL MANAGER WANTED AT ONCE by largest’ concern of its |- kind in the ‘world to devélop and handle local business, perience or capital unnecessary, ¥§2,500 to $10,000 profits first year according to popul. Wonderful future possibiliti Staple —commédity with constant unlimited -demand. $ We undersell all competition, RED| SEAL COAL CO., 421° Coal __change Bld ago. we} WANTED—Men and women to Tearn | barber trade. Great demand; big| wages, Few weeks completes. Cat- alog and special offer free. Moler | Barber, College, Fargo, N. D. i as 3:21-1mo, (WANTED-—Young, active, experienc: ‘ ed bookkeeper. ‘Apply Tribune No. 4-18-tf |. HELP WANTED—PEMALE | WOMEN TEACHERS j WANTED TO TRAVEL DURING summer vacation! Interest- | ing work, congenial teacher com- panions, and at least, $60.00 per week. Salary to start and railroad fare paid. Give age, education and details of experience in first, Jet- ter. Address N. T SMITH, 1616, 58 E. Washington. St., Chicago, M1. | SALESLADY WANTED, to sell Life, Health and Accident Insurance. Must be acquainted in” Bismarck. Special t: ‘ing and cooperation will be given. Good pay. Refer- ences required. Write 968 Trib- _une. 4-14 lwk WANTED—Elderly lady for hous keeper on a farm for single man, no objection to 1 or 2 children, good house. . State wages expected. Write Tribune Ad No. 969, 4-18-2t LADIES WANTED everywhere, ad- Gress envelopes for us in‘ your own home, spare time. Write immedi- ately. American Sales Service, 800 _N_ Clark St., Chicago. EARN $5-$10 weekly, addressing, mailing circulars. | Send stamped envelope for particulars. "Palace Mail Co. Toledo, Ohio, WANTED—Girl for housework. Mrs. W. E. Lahr, 8th Avenue A. Phone __ 657. : 4-15-tf WANTED—Experienced girl at the Ohio Cafe, Apply after 6 P.M. | 4-lgtt CLASSIFIED. DISPLAY RATES ' 65 Cents Per Inch All classified ads are cash in advance. Copy should be re- ceived by 12 o’clock to insure | Insertion same day. THE || BISMARCK TRIBUNE | PHONE 82° | OLD established nationally known manufacturing concern, rated Aa- | Al, requires the ‘services of sev- j eral additional. experienced sales- | Men to sell high grade line of art | ¢alendars and: advertising special- ties to. ks and, representative ; business institutions. Rapid ex- | pansion of our business affords un- usual opening in rich. territory partially developed, Liberal com- | pentstion, commission basis, week- ly remittances. All. correspond- ence strictly _ confidential, ‘special attention will he given ap- plicants submitting full informa- tion and references: with first let- ter. The pane Art Works, Ine., Coshocton, Ohio, SALESMEN WANTED VAUKHA®: COMPANY, Chicago Man- ufacturers: of. “Jim Vaughan” The Successful Electric Meat Cutter, for markets, hotels, institutions, ete, require an: experienced beef 4nd ‘provision or specialty sles man, age 80 to 45 who has earned of at. least a minimum .of $3,600. per year. Strictly commission bas- is. Position should earn between $5,000 to $10,000 per year, depend- ing upon’ ability. Reply. with de- tails to Vaughan Company, 740 N Franklin St., Chicago, [linois, WANTED—First class salesmen for North Dakota. Married preferred, must be equipped with car to work \ but ——_._________, FOR SALE FOUR ROOM modern bungalow, two bed: rooms, full basement,. hot wa- | | ter heat, double garage. * $4,300. Terms. FIVE ROOM modern Bongalow, hard- ment, fur- nace. heat, gas water heater, gas _ wood floors, full bas Tange. Price $2,600, Terms. FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, hard- wood floors, fine basement, ae rice nace heat, bouble garage. $5,500. ‘Verms, SEVEN ROOM modern dwelling, ditdwood floors,’ full. basement, east front, A No.l condition, gar. age. Price $5,500: Terms. FIVE ROOM modern two story dwelling, hardwood floors, oak trim, fire place, lawn, trees, garden space, garage. Price $5,500. Terms. EIGHT ROOM modern house, five bedrooms, double . garage, east front, trees, garden space. Price $5,800. Terms, LARGE NEW, three-bedroom, two! story dwelling, west end, basement garage. full basement, hardwood floors. Price $5,750, .Terms, FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, full basement, furnace ‘heat, hardwood floors. Price. $4,700. . $800 cash, balance monthly. FOUR ROOM bungalow, built 1921, east Brant full vomplete basement, furnace heat, hardwoud floors, built-in fegtures, electric stove, screened porch, near school. Price $3,500. Good terms. $550 CASH and $45 month including interest buys a.modern six room house, hardwood floors, hot water| » heat, garage. $3,850. This agency has.a most complete ‘ist of houses, lots and farm lands, with new listings coming in every day. Insurance.of all kinds written in re- Mable companies. HEDDEN. REAL ESTATE AGENCY East front. Price “Bver-Ready to Give Service” Money to Loan Webb Block. Phone 0 2 4-1l-lw Price Minnesota, SELL COAL in carload lots. Side or Main Line., Experience unneces- sary. Earn a week’s pay in an hour. Liberal drawing account ar- rangement. WASHINGTON COAL CQ,, 1011 Coal Exchange Bidg., Chi- cago WANTED—First class clothing Sales- man and stock keeper. German pre- ferred. References required, State full experience in reply. Apply to Ad No. 954, eare Tribune. 3-18-tf FOR SALE OR RENT. HOUSES AND FLATS AGENTS—Sell. guaranteed shoes for hn farm: trade. sel] ing bighegtade BABY CHICES Liberal comic ond, Gre8s- | BABY CHICKS, healthy, purebred, rélerences.” Address Minnesir st | 100 percent guarentee, “Al leading) ; bricating Oil Co. Inc., Mankato,} varieties. Early chicks from high Minn. 4-13-1w} quality flocks pay best. Fourth ENDING machine saleamen, successful season. Free price list. tiong] new plan sella newly invent-| Clayton Rust, Fargo, No. Dak, €@ combination gum machines by 3-17-1m hundreds; six machines in one; | BABY CIiIX. Strong, husky, ‘guar- new slug proof device; $80 to $250| anteed quality. Live delivery. weekly. Hurd,+ wholesale depart-| F locks. inspected by ptave “Judes: ment, Ridge building, Kansas City,| Buy, Northern Chicks. | Custom ching. | Caledonia Hatchery, Mo. | Caledonia, Minn. Dept. B. SALESMEN—Make real money sejl- 3-26-1mo. ing wooley goods direct to con-| QUALITY CHICKS—Fourteen Stan- sumer. One month O. W. made| dard Bred varieties. Best winter $578.07, W. L. $546.44. ‘Write for! laying strai Free delivery. Mo- Proposition. Northern Woolen| derate prices. 64. Page Catalog Company, Dept. 36, Fergus Falle,} Free. Missouri Poultry Farms, Columbia, Mo. AGENTS WANTED. AGEN'TS--Write for, Free Samples, Sell Madison “Better-Made” Shirts for large Manufacturer direct to wearer. No capital or, experience required. Many earn 4100 weekly and bonus, Madison Mills 566 Broadway, New York, Here's a puzzle that shouldn't take the fan ‘more than 10 m solve | The only difficulty may be met in trying to. locate 46 -ve the whole word is keyed, so no suggestion of it will be given, en N ae wa AW ]O- L SHOULD HORIZONTAL Ans esterday’ . = 4 1, Excessive tension, physical or| pusster we en SUCH A STUBBORN NoT- Yo KEPT ALL mental, ; ‘ CONTRARY CHILD - OF Yours ! 6. Hard coverings of nuts, 11. Fluid from the eye, | 12, Devoured. i 14. Thin. | 15. -A unit of work. 16 To suppose. | 18. To have an obligation, i 19, Exi | 20. To take liquid food: with a | spoon. 21. A portion of a curved line. | 3. Point of compass between South | | pole and Afr | 24... Application. | 27, Carbonated drink containing ice| cream, | 29. Metal block used as pattern in| } forging. . ‘ 30.” Rodents, i baa 8. Constellation east of Cancer, To engage in. 9% Judicial rules, Correlative of to, meaning from,| 10. Scoffs. Hak | 7, - Not’ remote 13. Seventh note in seale. 0, Weakened, 16. Opposite of in, 2) Subsisee 17. Silk worm, cas a suits Se L r ag 20 Parts of flowers necessary for ee fertilisation THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY, | 46. Alleged force supposed -to pro-| 22. Small crown, . duce hypnotism, ae p ? roper 47. Call for help-at sea. plush 49 Unyielding. Termed. 51. -Affirmative vote, English mone a2. To decortes, Afternoon meal. 54. Wooden peg the size of a brick. peters. 55. Genus of trees of tlie type of ane } the maples. ‘0 accommodate. 56. Calm. Amendments to ? document, ty, Gates an go, enetilly on a separate sheet. usin 1 Rove VERTICAL 41. Guided. HES GOT ENODGH . Robs 43. Tender 2 Yo call 46. A hearing in open court by de- bel es Gaeta SLACK SO HE | 3.. A tatter, L KENS ‘ 4." Measure of area, 48. Title of réspect, iat HIS POCKET) ANT SLFFERIN 5. Slept. 50. To depart. X 6. Upper house or law body in U.| 51. Hi praise in flying service, s. 63. Myself, 7. Hebrew word for Deity 55. Preposition of place, PAGE SEVEN Strasburg and M. T. Barger of Lin- Smith, Dickinson, ton. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE é CROSSWORD PUZZLE ent organization. was united in mar- fficers elected follow: jtiage to Arthur C. Inglehardt of 4 dent—H. W. Allen, Braddock_ |* Logan County—Chas, Hernett of| Heston, at a quiet ceremony per- ' President—John J. Doyle,| Burnstad and I. dt of Lehr. , | formed at the homé of her mother MeIntosh County-—-M. J. Ruemmefe ning, April 1ith, Phe F. B. Heath, Napoleon. | and W. T. Johnson of Ashley. e attended by Miss Olive urer—G, A. Lenhart, Hazel aaennmeainiss Smith and Herbert Anderson. and ton, MARRIES HEBRON FARMER | the ceremony performed by Rev. Executive committee is as follows: | Dickinson, April 1 iss Ida] N. A. Pric or of the Methodist Emmons Céunty—S, ischer of | Smith, daughter | of Roselee MOM’N POP POP HURRY LIP - ONT LC, . WERE WAITING VLt BE READYIN J | oC FoR, YOu - AMINDT ~ Rather Stingy i! : ‘By Taylor YOULL BO NOTHING OF THE WND- Now PUT THEM, AWAY AS “JAY PUT THOSE (ONS AWAY - WE'RE READY WANNA TAKE ‘EM OVER AN' SHOW ‘Em To AUTOMOBILE—MOTORCYCLES FLORIDA PROPERTY WANTED FOR SALE CHEAP—New truck cabs and -grain bodies; body and hydraulic stock at second-hand pri discontinuing LAHR MOTOR SALES C count FOR SALE—1 Ton Ford Truck very reasonable, also other bargain used cars, _ Phone 428, Dakota WANT Floric will pay sh. Send particulars and price. red Stewart, 843 Chicago Ave., anston, Ul, —_—_—— Thirty Bankers Of 3 Counties Form Organization. also new steel hoist. New line PANY. 4-18-3t trugk Auto Sal 4-13-1t men, women and below store prices. $70.00 weekly easy. We deliver, collect, K-W. SHOE children —_—— ttt LOsT ,LOST—April_ 12 one roll of bed clothes five miles North of Bis- marck on Black Trail No. 6. Re- turn to 406 Seventh Street or Phone 2193. 4-18-3¢ | MIACELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Five room all modern bungalow with bath room, good 1o- cation, trees, lawn. House is 26x48 hard maple floor, full basement, porch in front and behind, front porch screened in. Also one small ouse 12x20, both houses on 75 by 150 foot lots. Inquire 409 14¢! _ Street. ~ 4-15 1 wk, FOR SALE—Furniture including kit: chenware for one room apartment, kitchenette and bath. ° Possession may he had at onge and apartment kept by buyer. No. 20 Hughes. Phone 7363. W. F. Gettelman. 4-16-3¢ FOR SALE—Dresser, chiffonier, beds, 7 , Building. Call_1049, 4-17 3 day bed, rugs, ‘rocking chairs,| —! ; I chairs, table, kitchen chbinal, oii} FOR RENT—Apartment in Tribpne stove, ice box, doll buggy, yictrola, ailable May 1st. Apply dishes, Eden washing | machine, Tribupe Office, child rocker. 214-11th St. Phone! —~ a 3-30-tf _655M, Be 4-18-1w | FOR RENT “Tro “apm ay atthient FOR SALB—Edison phonogeaph, re-| ver Cowan Drug Store, furnishe cords, dining room, suite, leather, or unfurnished. Apply Cowan uphglstered chairs, sectional book|. Drug Store. 3-30-tf case,: dishes, and other household | FOR RENT—Four room modern fiat. goods. ..Phone 737R or call 408 West Rosser Street. 4-17-10¢ MAMMOTH Bronze Gold Bank Tur- key eggs:\ Absolutely healthy larga honed 45 Ib. stock, Ad holds good FO! NT—! i until June 1, 35¢ each. Mrs. C. A.| foom maa Convapiaet Ferebee, Halliday, N. D, Tofation. Al winitary couch Son eae I | and large. 1 ted rocker} | FOR SALE—High class eafe fine lo-| for sale ch 120 Avenue B. cation, good’ business will make| Phone 812M. 4-17-3t . price right for a straight sal Write No. 940, care Bismarck Tri- bune 8-2-tf SALE—At a bargain, two wood- en type case stands, fully equipped with slides, real bargain for print- | Fj “er, who needs new: equipment. “Bale :-for -easb-onlys--Apply ‘Tri: hune. 1-28-tf BARGAIN—Used _ pla; er Piano, ex- cellent condition, $176.00 if, tokes | F at once. Terms. Jno, i, Hirseh; 622 N. Main St., Mitehell, S, D, ~ |i 3-18-1.w |. FOR SALE—Radio Set, Gilfillan Neu- trodyne, new, unui Brunawick Portable Phonograph almost new. FOR RENT—Unfurnished 2 room | WANTED—To sub-let for summer FOR RENT—Furnished rooms. For FOR RENT—Furnia| epartment, very reasonable, close in, private entrance. Also congo- leum rug and cabinet table for RAG CARPETS WEAVED. Call Mrs, WANTED TO RENT—Modern house, FOR SALE—Dodge car in excellen' condition, Phone Gettelman, 20 Hughes Apt. Napoleon, April 18.—Representa- tives of thirty banks of Logun, Em- mo%is and McIntosh county met_yes- W. F. Andrew Johnston, Phone 104M. 514 8th Street. 4-13 1 wk WANTED TO RENT with three bedrooms; vacant May or June. Write P. 0. Box 665 or lot; splendid location right in city limits. Public road on one end. en na ee el terday at the court house in Napo- COMPANY, 4068 Harrison, Chicago.| FOR SALE—1923 Ford Coupe $37).| leon and formed an ass ciation to be ems | Rat class shape, driven about| known us the Tri-County Bankers WORK WANTED 7,000 miles. R. W. Folsom, Phone] Assoc tion. WORK WANTED—Competent color-|_ 562. : 4-17 3t| The and Barnones a therer: Saye ee rh mupeabrZ «the! LOTS FOR SALE __|its first meeting, are’to adopt unit 4-16-lw| FOR SALE—Five acre suburban| form rates of exchange and. other Easy terms. business schedules which will work to the mutual advantage of both the bank and the customer in this sec- tion of the state, where all other Write Tribune 958. 3-24-1mo. facing east. FOR SALE—The north 60 feet of my property at corner of Mandan Ave. and Ave. A. This lot is 50x10, W. E. Lahr. conditions are quite identical in | these respective counti Uniformi- ties in the business schedules will work for greater harmony and _bet- 4-18-3t Phone 960-M. City. 4-13-1w sale. Call 464R. 4-13-1w months, furnished apartments in- cluding dishes and linens. Tribune Apply: :Mrs. Mary Burke, 217-10th Bt. 4-15-1w __ ROOMS FOR RENT \ Sale, Monarch range in good condi- tion, 1 rug and carpet loom good as new, 1 jron bed and springs. 616 6th Street. . Phone A288. . 4-13-1w ‘OR RENT—Furnished or unfurnish- ed rooms for light housekeeping. Close in, just across from the Freight Depot. Phone 1123R, 423 Front Street. 4-18-2¢ ‘OR RENT—Two furnished rooms in modern home, ‘newly decorated, Close in, near the street car line, 228-2nd St. Phone ‘586, 4-16-3t bed rooms in mo- dern home with, or without board. Phone 834J or call at 00 ith Sh A: Phone 735J,. W..F. Gettelman, 20 _ Hughes Apt. —. 4-16-3t DO YOU WANT A NEWSPAPER? The Mercer County Farmey, of Btanton, N. Dak, will” be sold a auction, 1st, ry n LCase, ites FOR SALE—Well Machine, machine in town, good 80 Gray Tractor 18-36; pe. F. J. Appert, Hazelton, N. Dal Z -) Ww FOR SALE—Choice early Ohio seed jotatoes. Price 75c per bushel 'd jivered. Call 420 4-17-1w FOR SALE—16 ff ik 1 13 1-2 miles sonth inmate 4. E. t we izer Phone the only! ik dirt. and f load, delivered, Hoot Broadway. Sey tt 210 FOR RENT—Sirictiy, modern apart- mi FQ! FOR ‘OR RENT—Light FOR BENT—My_7 roam house, 318 Mandan ‘Ave. is now for rent and le. mode: Call 623M. een’ 4-18-tf “Rose Apartments, Apply F. W. Murphy. Phone 852, 4-30-tf dy om al-| FOR RENT ooLarge room very venient and office; 208 Rosser St. f ight room house on jh St. So, at olan, Phone 294. 4-9 lwk aE i Saati bie jarge f ani mette. Modern an: ed, 4th St. a leasant, near housekeeping apt, single room, and garage. 422 Fifth Be Moers 4-15-1W Sty Nicely furnished rooms a ; a7 at veneer Wars WANTED TO RENT—May 1st mod- ern house with garage. Two adults, G. E. Wingreene, Phone 1108 fore- noons. 4-16-1w FOR SALE—Two nice lots located on Second Street. Quality Meat Market. READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS. ter understanding all around, ‘hi ti led t ‘der b EFO Inquire at the | War eerie was called to order:by THE NOON TRAIN CAME IN, AND LEFT BEFORE STATION 4-13 tf. H. W. Allen, of Braddock, one of AGENT DAD KEYES MANAGED ro GET THE WANTIN ROOM Door. UNLOCKED TO RELEASE HIS WH) . ©1825 the nioneer bankers of Emmons coun- ty, was elected to head the perman- OUT OUR WAY DRAT HET LONG FREIGHT? COMIN SusT \NHEN Freckles and His Friends + YESTERDAY You WERE SUCH A 1600D BOY AND TODAY YourRE ; ; By. Williams UST THE OPPOSITE = BLAMED OH-MAT, NIE T DONT Lose ALL WHY Te BETCHA ars {PATIENCE with You! SHAMELESS {WILL YOU ENER PLay tops" PA WITH AY SHANING CREAM AGAIN? WHAT'S TH AATTER , TAGS IS THERE ANYTUNG 1 I CAN. DO FOR, You 2 AO Rwilhams, 4-13