The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 28, 1925, Page 7

x SIX ROOM modern house, hot wa-j| FOR/SALE ~. i FIVE ROOM Bungalow. Modern ex- cept furnace. Garage, low taxe: garden, near school. Price $3000. $500 cash, $35.00 per, mopth in-/ cluding interest seven percent. SIX ROOM modern cottage, hot. wa: | ter heat, fireplace, oak trim, gar- age. Price $6500. Good terms. pinot 7 = | SEVEN ROGJi modern house, East} front, hardwood floors, furnace heat, A No. 1 condition, good le- cation, garage. Price $6500. Terms. SIX ROOM modern house, East front, | large lot, low taxes, enclosed | porch, good location, nice lawn. Price $5000. Good terms. i FIVE ROOM moym bungalow, hard-| wood floors, full basement, fur-| nace heat, gas water heater, gas) stove. Price $2600, about $260 cash. Easy terms. | EIGHT ROOM modern house, Ewst| front, five bedrooms, hot “water, heat, hard wood floors and trim,| Price $7850. | very good Idcation. Terms. FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, full; basement, furnace heat, hardwood! floors, garage. Electric range. Price $4250. Good terms. _ FIVE ROOM modern two story! dwelling, and garage, full base-| ment, furnace heat, hardwood! floors, fireplace, screened porch,| garden space, lawn and trees. Price $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. ter heat, hardwood floors, garage, well located for schools. Price $3850. $550 cash. $45.00 per: month. | SIX ROOM modern bungalow, full! basement, furnace heat, hardweod | floors, garage, south front, best! docation. Price $5250. Terms. | FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, fur- ce“heat, full basement, built in features. "Price $4700. $800 cash. Monthly paynient: { A most complete list of | “houses, | lots and farm lands. Insurance of} all kinds written in good companies. | Appointments at your convenience. | HEDDEN REAL ESTATE | . AGENCY... “Ever-Ready to Give Service” MALE HELP WANTED ED—Men and women to | ! barber trade. Great demand; big} wages. Few weeks completes. Catalog and ‘special offer free. aor Barber Collegé, Fam WANTED—2 bright young. + Steady employment. ‘Wri Singer Sewing Machine Ca.; Broatway, DSismarck, N. D., 4-25-2w WANTED—Young man to work by the mon 421-12th St.- Francis Jasbkowia 4-27-tf Tribune Clanttied «Allvertisements —== PHONE. 382 1 insertion, 25 words or UNG 2 insertions, 25 words or under . CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES Al! advance. ceived! by 12 o’clock to insure insertion same day. BISMARCK TRIBUNE FOR SALE—5 room modern bunga- low, 2 bed rooms, south front, hot water heat, one of best homes in city, der . Ads over fi garage, Pose: $ 50. 25 words ai off payin double garag ture: dition; tional per word. FARM Sy ie 65 Cents Per Inch 1 classified ads are cash in Copy should be re- THE LOTS- Pp ,000, PHONE 32 easy te the bes: , near schools. . 8 room modern home, includih; bed ish front, fine home, reasonable price and 6 room modern house, track, has 3.bed rooms, full b: ment ligh school, for $3200. 5 room modern house, 2 bed roums, full 160 4-09-1w. 7" * —— FOR SaLE—Attractively located mo- dern hoi sun: hard wood floors. for Phone 992. lights, sewer and heat for Burleigh county, might sell om the crop payment plan. 4 room, house for rent fog $16. rooms, hot water heat, oak fin- down stairs, maple flgors, cast terms. south of screened in porch, w: , and heat, 2 garages, ne TOKIO, new law basement, maple floor, water, $2600. acres of land near R. R. in of peace. inception. Geo. M. Register. tUR SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS three. bed rooms, large ny living room, south ' front, One building lot 122° We safe also. ‘est Broadw: existing FOR REN keeping apartment for rent, and flat-top desk in good condition fog sale. 400-W or inquire at room 6, Dahl Block. - FOR RENT—Four room cottage. tral! gmall family. ree i K. Doran. 4-22-lw oR 'T—Apartment in Tribune Fe toce available 1 Bismarck Tribune ever Cowan Drug Store, or Drug Store. ‘urnished light hot Gar: also for rent. 422 St. nee. f 4-23-lw “floor two room furnish- .*. Phone ENT—A fi $20 per moi ly located. Very desirable for Enq 406 Third Ma: Apply $-30-tf apattment rnished Cowan 3-30-48 ffi influence NT—Two room unfurnished. " Apply FOR. RENT- lay 1st. 3 rooms beth moder fee stairs. 275' FOR RENT—Unturnished. 2 room apa: trance, garden space, 464R. eee ished apt. up- Private entrance, Phone: x ! 4-22-tf rtment, close ‘in, rate efi- ix room mo- WANTED—Young, -aptive, experienc- ed bookkeeper. Apply Tribune No. HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTHD—Lady ‘bookkeeper, — ‘per- manent position. Phone call 757 or 719-3. 4-27-2t WANTED—Girl for’ general house-| work. Phone 910. 206 West Thay- er St. 4-27-1w WANTED by girl, ganeral housework. Call 388-3, ‘Mandan ea 2 4-27-31 SALESMAN: « SALESMEN * TED— ongible young men ‘with good selling abi- lity to sell gagd line of men’s and bay's, woolen goods in this state, An opportunity to make ape money, us Clothing Co. = ley City, N. Dak. SELL COAL in. carload. lots. . Side. or main line. Experience unn essary. Earn a week’s pay in hour. Liberal drawing account ar- rangement. Washington Coal Co., 1015 Coal Exchange Bldg., Chica- go. WANTED—Salesman, must have cat see Mr. Nulty at Grand Pacific Hotel between 6:00 p. m. and 8:00 Pp, 4-27-1t i Ya Iie 1 reward bo formation leading to the recovery of my jtyte: Airdale dogs. Phone 666 or notify O. H. Hendrickson, _, Box 40, Bismarck, N_ ._BP8-3t ROOMA FOR RENT cely furnished | room in modern house for * or two. Phone 346-0. or call wt. 408 10th Street. 4-28-1w FOR RENT—One nicely furnished room in a modern home suitable for one or two. Tel. 1096-R, 123 is 4-25-1w FOR RENT—Furnished rooms. "Can | furnish board if desired. 314 3rd j 4-20-tf FOR RENT—Strictly modern apart- ment in Rose Apprtments. Apply W. Mi y 862. 4-30-42 FOR RENT—Firnished fF in mo- dern home two bidcks from Pest Office. 403-3rd Street. 4-27-; For RENT lates toom very | venient and pleasant, nedr 5 office. 208 Rosser St. 4-16- FOR RENT—Two large rooms and kitchenette, modern and furnished. gna 4th St Phone 54aW. _ 4-28-tf Vie teNi—Nicely furni .in modern home. Phone age. which the king’s si i P 1 ble to find ee ee Louise, Ducheses of Arey, is"preat Refused To Save | ee eetnon fr been unible to, find —New ‘urnisi lent. espite approximate! a mil- course of the law.” room Apt. with “private bath, ve-|{lion men being lated among the 'un-| Doomed Murderer cant-May 6th.” Phone 747R. employed in the city districts, there was: “I don’t like to 4-27-3t} are times, especially in the spring[ Austin, Texas, April 28.-A doom-| from him.” FOR SALE—Dining room, fiviag{end summer when farm work is at}eq man’s last plea for life failed to|, Welk room, and bed room. furnituré.| its height, when farmers have great He sh Ferguson | i, Dallas jailer in Phone 875. _... 4225-1 | diffioulty in finding sufficient hands| Swerve Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson) igijprenk, went to his FOR SALE—350 acres ’ deer mountains with .. plenty. jove wood and fence posts, with: feed market for same-plenty of water-will séif at a sacrifice sheen rai North D och EB. Tabke, Hala FOR RENT—May ist. dern house, close it farnished or ynfurni: Phone 773. FOR RENT—Flat at. 119% ord St. Ing tae FOR SALE—Karpen Tapestry Daven- port end ac rocker, wilt Singer cabinet victrola, kitchen utensils. Tth NOW is the time to ha floors ‘Also . Phone 906 after 5;30 * i RENT—Four room médern Apt. ished May 1st. 4-27-8t Bank. 4225 -Bt wire at First Guaranty. 3 —— |ALE-— a ". gan; ten zug. walnut iano, small library table, Call 3673 -or 704: after 5 P.M. St. at noon or Me 4-27-3t | workers. refinished. Th is ¥ ‘type case stands, fully ‘with pas! sei Ke ides, real bargaii eae ee WILL TAKE in horses or cattic to ture. Cattle . and horses b es) Gaskin mentee let aving town. 11th chair: inobile roadster. * §TT- Phone 655: St. For a paflor walnut Tress ee eet Pee ee 1 leather rocker, Hup- 309 9th St. Phone JJ. 4-20-17. FO. burner with oven and burner, in Zood i nave A Went FOR RENT—Photo studio with com- ete equi “pedseteat f pk: ite Rolf’ desired. Devils Ea) jérum. ‘ Ps 4-27-3t' liable gas range four Only e; N. SALES eondition. -21¢- Fonvan $6300.00. 4 FOUR room cottages on very rea- sonable terms, all well located, at from $2000.00 to $2650.00. RUOM bungalow; east front’ built in fea- splendid con- in tand now. INSURAN automobile FOR SALE 6 ROOM brick house, south front, convenient to schools, new, strictly modern; $5250.00. galo moder $3200.00. east front; modern, splenilid location; only $4000.00. LANDS—Am right along to our local farmers wha \row what the land will do. There are some wonderful bargains I have sold more land the past two months than the past two years together. BUY NOW and make yoar profit. Hundreds of ‘them in every of the-city at from $50.00 to every taste and purse; many of them on very a lot to su rm —Fire, t of companies. F. E, YOUNG. : JAPAN ENACTS DRASTIC LAW AGAINST REDS April for the 28.—(A. public order and peace,” known as the anti-Bolshevist probably is the most drastic leg’ tion of the kind in existence in time: It was fought by the ra cal elements from the time of ‘Tremendous mass me‘ ings were held by the laborites un- der heavy police guard and clashes between them were frequent, while the debate in the diet wi to the point of disorderliness. The law is admittedly a direct re- sult of the recent Russo-Japanese agreement, and the government open-| 4. ly has declared it necessary to com- bat Red propaganda, It is economic in Japan; SOUGHT FOR WORK ON FARMS) | London, April 28. 20, Phone| $0. the land movement designed to 4-25-1w| Stimulate interest among girls and women in agricultural. pursuits has een launched lately “|Farm and Garden by he to reap their crops,:and there have been recent proposals that the Wo- men’s Farm and Garden Association try to help them out during the busy season in the country. The organization already has been furnishing some women to the farm- ers, particularly from. their list of skilled woman land workers, but the movement now is planned to supply with feminine workers villing to pick small fruit, sewing machine,|help out in the milking. attend to the horses and pigs, and do the num- -|erous other chores about a farm which are often the bane of the men The demand for skilled or educated women farm workers has been so great of late that the association has east front; good cost over $4000 selling tornado insurance written “maintenance of| 3 popularly turbulent | | conditions Japan make the country a ripe field for Communist efforts at this time. The state provides a maximum im- prisonment of ten years for anyone who forms or joins a group with the cbject of altering the national con- stitution or the overthrow of private ) > Property rights; seven years for con- viction of discussing matters of the same character; the same term for conviction of instigating another to perform such acts; and the contri- bution or receipt of money for these purposes is punishable by five years imprisonment. in explaining the act the minister for home affairs declared that Com- munist movements have gained that they are financed by Communists: abroad and become more systematic tvery year. sociation of Hy Nr THE-BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE. SEVEN basement modern; % just land and in 4-27-1wk | minutes. HORIZONTAL Splinter. Narrow strip of water. Verbal. Cereal food for horses. To accomplish. To possess information. To capture. Myself. To name. P.)—The act, cts 195, Jewel. Image. Foe. Mexican dollar. er. Driving command. To defeat. ces. Antitoxin. ‘To pull along. To hasten. the second e.) A western farm. Famous. felt that} as’ High priest. in lined with crystals, Catalog. Napped. Our old friend Aurora. Straps for tying horses. r’s measure. ht used to measure Ww (P1.). Refined. Second note in scale. Identical. Elephant's ears (plant). Drunkards (the law ‘is lete). Placid. in VERTICAL Behold. To bore. A weathercock. To run away for marriage. Garden tool. Dined. j 7. 8, 9. 0. Exists. (A. P.)—A back demand. Woman Governor Women’s ply woman's of executive clemency. executed under her administra gives a key to the mental proc istration. Welk, from h in Huntsville penitentiary “My time is growing near. do not let me die.” Many predicted the emotions erally thought to rule a SX. >: ” | GON BY MISS VANCES, > SHE ASKED HIM INT’ {PICK OUT SOME BooKS FERWUS BOYS T’ READ, AN-HE BRINGS- ALICE IN: WONDERLAND’ FER SMOveY, AN'A BooK s ABOUT JOHNNY Mouse” FER ME.. : CROSSWORD PUZZLE Separate incident in a story. Sea eagles (also spelled without Piece of stone having a cavity Fine carbon which colors smoke. trying| hard to make this word obso- One who flatters for a purpose. frequently been unable to supply the from her announced intention to ap- “a man’s reason rather than sentiment” to the exercise | j Her action in the case of Sidney Welk of Dallas, the first man to be of the state's first woman governor in handling one of the most pressing and delicate problems of her admin- death cell sent the following telegram to Mrs. Ferguson a few ‘hours before he was executed: Please woman's mind and heart would break through Here’s an average puzzle, with from two to seven-lettered. words, a few hard ones and easy words to compensate. It should be solved in 15 Ansyer we Y a Pazate. Pw DRE ey stant. A cry of pain. meal, To observe. + Microbe. oops down, nd which faces sted. Female sheep. coal. oth fish ture. Cry of an owl. To hamper. Compartment in a To rent. Port Wise Banal. Dwelling. Blemish. To rap lightly. Before. Therefore. Upon. A endages of a bird used for} us volumes. similar to a carbuncle, t involved in hostilities. a Ri i cate that they live as long as 200 | srolden cagle, 104; the donkey, 106; | A man who failed to atlend church: ion |the parrot, 100; the canary, 24; the{in England in the seventeenth cen- The turtle also is a contestant for| stork, 70;/ the toad, 40; the black-| tury was guilty of a punishable; longevity honors, with a known age} bird, 18. The queen bee often lives | of 150 years and some authorities | for five years, while working bees] 4 Scotch- claiming more ‘than 200, The goose! usually die after about six weeks. | man his will for and eider duck have been known River crawfish sometimes live 70] the erecti ent to the live 100 years; the s an, memory 0 2; the | years. ‘ | MOM’N POP T SPOSE MAC WILL PAN ME OUT FOR BEING LATE Fee work BUT L CAN'T HELP IT- 1 SIMPLY WARD TO GOTO THAT DANCE LAST NIGHT A fy PD 4 That's That MOLUNG MAN “THIS MAKES THE TENTH TIME You've BEEN LATE THIS MONTH- SUCH CONDUCT AS THIS CANNOT BE TOLERATED IN ANY OFFICE | A me YES -OU'VE SAIO THAT A DOZEN TIMES - MOU KNOW THE RULES OF THIS FIRM ANO L WISH TO WARN You THAT THIS 1S THE CAST Time ILL EVER SAY ANNTHING TO YOU ABOUT 3 COMING IN LATE IM GLAD OF THAT— SS IT WAS GETTING DARN MONOTONOUS ANY WAY! (a ELAR (DIL ia : the water. Ql. dwelling. hours later. a ecutive clem other ways ions two; furloughs, tion of citizenshi of paroles and fu ion, remission of fine and Court of Crim By NEA Service gen- New York, April the animal kingdom. | the armor of reason the woman gov- lernor has constructed for all, her dealings in pardon matters, But ‘they judged her wrongly. She de- Her comment on Welk’s telegram sentenced to death for kill- The record shows that up to carly Ferguson granted 64 and 95 condit reprieves, one; GE pughs, three; re- mission of bond ‘forfeiture, seven; suspension of service of th2 al Appeals, two. OLD TIMERS — and whales are the Methuselahs of get messages an attempted death a few enc as ; revocations seven; jail ‘sentence, . JS ERNIE HICKS WAS QUITE BADLY HURT WHEN HE WAS CAUGHT BETWEEN TWO NEW SPRING HATS TOOAY 28.—Elephants STANLE) Studies indi- ae HONEST BONS, .. JT WERENT IRWIN T' PLAY No JoKe. I WANTED T'BE _ SHORE AN GIT SOMETHIN AWET WERENT 100 DEEP FER NUH. 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