The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1925, Page 7

Ea "3, 4s, ROR SALE—820 acres tieap the Kil- FOR SALE } FIVE ROOM Bungalow. Modern ex- | cept furnace. Garage, low taxes, | garden, near school, Price $3000. | 3500 cash, $35.00 per month in- cluding interest Seven percent. SIX ROOM modern cottage, hot wa-| ter heat, fireplace, oak trim, gar- uge. Price $6500. Good terms. SEVEN RO(J{ modern house, East} front, hafawood floors, furnace] heat, A No, 1 condition, good lo- cation, garage. Price $5500, Terms. SIX ROOM modern house, East front, | large lot, low taxes, enclosed | porch, good location, nice lawn.! Price $5000, Good" terms. \ Serer i FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, hard- | wood floors, full basement, fur-| nace heat, gas water heater, gas! stove. Price $2600, about | $250} cash, Easy tern i EIGHT ROOM modern house, East | front, five bedrooms, ‘hot “water | heat, hard wood floors and trim, very good location. Price Pac Terms, ' i | FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, full] basement, furi heat, hardwood floor Electric range Pric rms. ge. Good FIVE ROOM modern two story! dwelling, and garage, full base furnace heat, hardwood fireplace, screened porch, den e, lawn and trees. rice $5500, ‘Terms. EIGHT ROOM modern house, east | front, five bedrooms, full complete | basement, house in very good con- | dition, double garage. Close to! schools, Price $5800. Terms. — | = | | SIX ROOM modern house, hot wa- tey heat, hardwood floors, garage, | well located for schools. — Pric $3850. $650 cash, $46.00 pe month, SIX ROOM modern bungalow, fu basement, furnace heat, hardwo>: floors, garage, south front, best location. Price $5250. ‘Terms. | Fok RENT—Furnished light house- FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, fur-| nace heat, full basement, built in features. Price $4700. $800 cash.! Monthly payments. / ~ A most complete list. of houses, | lots und farm lands. Insurance of | all kinds written in good companies. | Appointments ut your convenience. | rr i} HEDDEN REAL ESTATE | AGENCY i “Ever-Ready to Give Service” | Money to Loan j Webb Block. Pho MALE HELP WANTED H WANTED—Men and women to learn, barber trade. Great demand; bi Few weeks complete and special offer free. Moler Barber College, Fargo, N.| D. 4-23-1m. ED—Barber to take charge of two chair shop for two or three weeks during my absence, \ state | wages wanted. H, O. Chilson, Dak. N’ 2 bright young men. Steady employment, Write or call} Singer Sewing Machine Co., 210] Classified Advertising Rates 1 insertion, 26 words or ul 2 insertions, 26 words or under .. seneeteee G5 3 insertions, 25 words or under .-,.....++..... 675 1 week, 25 words or un- GOP... .seccsccessceees 185 Ads over 25 words, 2c addi- tional per word. 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 TRIBU: PHONE 32 FOR SALE—5 room modern bunga- low, 2 bed rooms, south front, hot water heat, one of best homes in city, near schools, 8 room modern home, including 6 bed rooms, hot water heat, oak fin- ish down stairs, maple floors, east front, fine home, reasonable price and terms, 6 room modern house, south of track, has 3 bed rooms, full base- ment, screened in porch, water, lights, and heat, 2 garages, near school, for $3200. 5 room modern house, 2 bed roums, full basement, maple floor, water, lights, sewer and heat for. $2600. 160 acres of land near R. R. in Burleigh county, might sell on the crop payment plan, 4 room house for rent for $16. Geo, M. Register. lw. FOR SALE OR RENT _SOUSES AND FLATS o FOR SALE 6 ROOM brick house, south front, convenient to schools, basement garage, new, strictly | modern; $6300.00. 4 FOUR room cottages on very rea- sonable terms, all well located, at from $2000.00 ‘to $2650.00. ROOM bungalow; eust\ front; just off paving; modern; built in fea- } splendid con- om alow; east front; good ition; modern; cost over $4000 to build; only $3200.00. 7 ROOM housg; east front; modern, Sh did location; only $4000.00. FARM “LANDS—-Am selling land right along to our local farmers whe know what the land will do. There are some wonderful bargains in land now. 1 have sold more land the past two months than the t two years together. BUY NOW and make your profit. LOTS—Hundreds of them-in every part of the city at from $50.00 to $10,000, a lot to suit every taste and purse; many of them on very easy ter INSURANCE—Fire, tornado and automobile insurance written in the best of companie F, E. YOUNG. 4-27-lwk WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT—-A modern or ‘ partly modern house with four, five or six rooms. Phone 648. LOST T WILL pay a liberal reward to any information leading to the recov- ery of my two Airdale dogs. Phone 666 or notify O. H. Hendrickson, Box 40, Bismarck, N. D. 4-24-3t Ce LY BABY CHIX—BEE SUPPLIES Box 736-A, Fargo. N. D. BABY CHIX—BEE SUPPLIES— Strong husky baby chix. 100 per cent guarantee. ‘We distribute A. I. Root Bee Suppli Write for catalogs. Mondakomin Chickeries = FOUND keeping apartment for rent, and flat-Eop desk in good condition for Garage also for rent. 422 St. w st floor two room apartment, modern, partly furnish- ed, close in, $20 per month. Phone 400-W or inquire at room 6, Dahl Block. 4-25-3¢ FOR RENT—Four room cottage. Cen- trally located. Very desirable for small il Doran. 'T—Apartment block available May 1st. Apply Bismarck Tribune Office. 3-30-tf ;FOR RENT—Two room apartment aver Cowan Drug Store, furnished or unfurnished, Apply Cowan Drug Store, 3-30-tf FOR RENT—May 1st 3 rooms and bath modern furnished apt. up- sti » Private entrance. Phone 275W. 4-22-tf FOR RENT—Unfurnished 2 room apartment, close in, private en- trance, garden space, $20, Phone 464k. 4-25-Lw t|FOR RENT—New furnished two room Apt. with private bath, va- cant May 6th. Phone 747R. 4 -31 Broadway, Bismarck, N. D., |FOR SALE—Dining room, living 4-25-2 WANTED—Young man to work by the month. 421-12th St. Francis bkowiak, 4-27-tf WANTED—Young, active, experiene- ed bookkeeper. Apply Tribune No, 966, 4-13-tf | HELP_WANTED—FEMALE COME IN and talk to girls that are; eurning from $8.00 to $18.00 every day, selling -the world’s fastest and easiest selling article the; “Chie Knit” dresses that retail for $5.50. Any girl that can walk and talk and wear a dress to good ad- vantage can average $60.00 per week. Nogar Clothing Mfg. Co., 319 W. O. W. Bldg., Omaha, Nebr. LADIES—Pleasant sewing at home, on your machine, everything fur-| nished, highest prices. Write for particulars. Home Sewing ‘Co., 311 Fifth Ave. N.Y. C. " SALESMAN SALESMEN © WANTED—Responsible | young men with good selling abi- lity to sell good Jine of men’s and boy’s woolen goods -in this state. An opportunity to make good money. Straus Clothing Co., Val- ley City, N. Dak. | 4-27-2t ROOMS FOR RENT Early Ohio Potatoes for sale. Phone 834LJ or call at.309 8th St. North. 4-22-5t FOR RENT—One nice foom and kitchenette for housekeeping on Ist floor, Also unfurnished rooms, close in, across from Freight De- pot. Phone 1123R. 423 Front St. 4-24-3t FOR RENT—One nicely furnished room in a modern home suitable for one or two. Tel. 1096-R, 123 St. )4-25-1w R RENT—Nicely furnished room, | all modern, suitable for a gentle- | FOR RENT. room, and bed room furniture. P See 4-25-1w ‘our room modern Apt. furnished or unfurnished May 1st. Phone 773. 4-27-3t i i | ; FURNISHED rooms in modern home, | POR SALE Edison phonograp Large front rooms and _ sleeping} porch, with or without board. Also! FOR RENT—Heated four room up- stairs Apt. Phone 843R. Call 83W ‘Thayer. 4-24-3t |FOR RENT—Flat at 119% 3rd St. Inquire at First Guaranty Bank. 4-25-3t —_———— MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Karpen Tapestry Daven- port and rocker, Mahogany cane rocker, wilton rug, walnut buffet, Singer cabinet sewing machine, victrola, piano, small library table, kitchen utensils. Call 357J or 704- 7th St. at noon or after 5 P. M. sis 4-27-3t NOW is the time to have your old floors refinished. The / machine that does the work of six men for one man pay. No muss, no dust. Work guaranteed. ‘Call 2755. House No. 806 Ist Street. Al. Goplin. 4-20-1w Enquire 406 Third| ——_______ __ —Brief case found in Post Office lobby. Owner can have same by fdentifying and paying ibe for this advertisement. at Tribune office. AUTOMOBILE—MOTORCYCLES HAVE small stock of jewelry to trade: for light second hand car. Closed car preferred. Full or part payment. Jewelry is all new goods. Address Tribune 978. ‘ 4-24-3t FOR SALE—Ford Touring car, 1923 model in good condition. 855. _321 8th Si | Spring Tonic | for Golfers As Prescribed by Leo Diegei __Putting is sometimes a lot easier if one keeps one eye on the ball in- stead of two. This is especially true of putts of about a yard’s length. The reason I say this is because when both eyes are kept on the ball, the hole is in the line of vision. That makes a tendency for players to take their eyes off the ball and watch the hole instead, a division gf atten- tion. But when the left eye is centered on the ball, there is no distraction und it has been known, in my experi- ence to make an important differ- ence in a player's game. I do not recommend this in put- ting alone, either. It seems to me it is more important on the green, but perhaps it isn’t. But certainly that is where the distractiwn is greatest. I regard using one eye to watch the ball as the practical thing to do on all shots unless your eyes have al- ready been trained so as to make such a step unnec ary. CROSSWORD WAFFLES WIFE—Would you like some nice waffles this morning, dear? HUB—No, thank’ you, Helen. They look too much like fried cross- word puzzles and I’m fed up on them.—Boston Transcript. COMPLIMENTARY? HE—Your cousin refused to recog- nize me at the hop last night. Thinks I'm not his equal, I suppose. SHE—Ridiculous! Of course, you are. Why, he is nothing but a con- ceited idiot.—Stanford Chaparral, Tribune Classified Advertisements <= PHONE 32= THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE CROSSWORD PUZZLE a wee ene Another puzzle for Bible and crossword puzzle fans. ly to perhaps the most popular of ull incidents. your Bible you know. HORIZONTAL The place of man’s ¢ creation. Gen. 2 Aged. G First man. Balsam. Competent. Stand still. One; some. Snakelike Cold. Gen. To expir Too. Gen. 40, Home of a bird. Eldest son of Judah. 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OF YOuR SOMETHING FIERLE Yo) BEGAN SCHOOL AT AN EARLY AGE \ EARLIER WHENEVER SHE UFE INA AND GOTO WORK To KEEP TRIED TO SIASH THE WOLF FROM Z my FACE’ THE DOOR. i Gen. part of thigh, where one| mous about to return of Sept. 21, he captured. The following he was hanged.. MEMORIALIZED ON § Nathan Hale, the Revolutionary hero whom the government is orializing by p! the new half-cent stamp is the best remembered country’s history. As in the case of many men, however, posterity members his last words bett his deed It was Hale who when the British had captured him and were prepar- ing to hang him, said, “I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country.” Nathan Hale was _ bo: C nn., June 6, duated, with honors f . He taught school for a while, but shortly after the the Revolution he became first lieu- tenant in a Connecticut On Jan. 1, 1776, he was sioned a captain and in started with Heath’s New York, where soon afte reported to have captured night a British provision sioop whi was protected by the man-of- Early in September teered to visit Long Island and York, to obtain much-needed formation from the enemy. He entered the British lines dis- guised as a Dutch got the desired information and was when, on the night was recognized and ng his picture on | Gi school See FOR SALE—Seed corn, mixed flint and Minnesota 13. Germination 90 to 95. $4.50 and $5.00 per bushel. Also Siberian Millet seed $4.00 per hundred. Peter Mihm, Bismarck, N. D: 4-22-10 jh, re- cords, dining room suite, leather upholstered chairs, s2ctional book case, dishes, and other household goods. Phone 737R or call 408 West Rosser Stre 4-17;10t FOR SALE—High class cafe fine lo- gation, good business will make price right for 6 straight % Write. No. 940, care Bismarck Tri- bune 8-2-tf FOR SALE—At « barBain, two wood- en type case stands, fully equipped with slides, real bargain for print- er, who needs new quipment. Sale for cash only. Apply Tri- bai 1-28-tf WILL TAKE Trina man oy an adult couple. ; Call 307| WILL TAKE in horses or cattle to. 4th St. 4-21-1w FOR RENT—Furnished rooms. Can, furnish board if desired. 314 3rd/ Street. Phone 1051-W. OES re a ABO FOR RENT—Strietly modern apart- 7 ment in Rose Apartments. Apply F. W. Murphy. Phone 852, 4-30-tf FOR RENT—Furnished room in mo-{ dern home two blocks ffom Post _ Office. 403-3rd Street, 4-27-3t FOR RENT—Large room very ¢on- venient and pleasant, near Post office. 208° Rosser St. 4A-16- _office, 208 Rosser St.___4-16-tf FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room |’ in modern home. Phone 1102, 808 WORK WANTED ~ . ¥ALSOMINING, Paperbanging, In- side decorating, jouse-painting, city or country. Exhert merchan- dise, all work guaranteed. Seeleye & Middaugh, Sor. 4th St., - Bis-. marck. Phone 604-W. + E FARM LANDS. *: deer ‘mountains with plen| -stove wood and fenée.'posta,. wit good yarket for same-plenty ‘of +-pood water-will sel) ae <sacrfice $5.00 per acre. Excell ra sheep ranch. E, B. Lubké,’ jiday, 26-1, pasture, Cattle .80c and horses $1.00 for month. Can give Jack service. L. E, aton & Son, Me-: Kenzie, N. D. 4-27-3t FOR SALE--2 rugs, . victrola,. bed, cabinet, Singer Sewing machine, Eden washing machine, as .we are leaving town, Phone 655M. 214-' 1th St. = 4-25-3t FOR SALE—3 piece reed parlor set, walnut library table, 3 walnut din. ing chairs, 1 leather rocker, Hup- mobile roadster. 309 9th St. Phone oe Neel ‘ 4-20-1W ‘OR. RENT—Photo studio with com- plete equipment if desired. Only one other studio in Devils Lake, N. Dak, Write Rolf Glerum. 4-27-3t FOR SALE+-Reliable gas range four: burner with oven and burner, i 00d condition. ‘114 ‘Ave. A West. hone 892M. FOR SALE—60 busnels of seed. c » Fats 80 percent, $50 ger bushel, W. Stewart, ale, N.'D. 4-24: | FOR SALE—Fine German Police doe, 7 months old. Bargain, MH 212 Mandan. Mi es ea zniw LE—Hu; electric 8 burn- er Bah oven vate K 1 condi- tion. Call 483, i 4-27-8t WANTER TO BUY—Some porch shades. Pho __ 4-25-8¢ | OUT OUR WAY KOON =~ AS \ IS SWE RSQ MIRA s — By Williams AWRIGHT, GIT READY FER A CHARGE . TH’ ARMYS 1S ENEN MATCHED NOW. Two MILLION ON EACH SIDE, NOW JUS KEEP NOUR LEG HID, AN KEEP GROANIN’ pa\\a Md NEB Lig TR wiLLams NO-NO -AF TER |OKIN “AT TH? bey 1D SAY H JAKE - THERE MUST, BE SOMETHIN / SAL WePOS pare =. 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