The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 12, 1925, Page 7

MALE FeLp Wi WANTED—Men and women ta leara barber trade, Gregt.demand; big Few" Wweeks® | ein Meet pent aipsiplecotier oser jarber age, \ ary _D. eee ie WANTED—Young’ mahi to: work by month. Fratices Jastkowiak,, 421+ T2th St. 6-8-t? WANTED—Young, active” expetiene: ed Bookkeeper.” Apply Tiber Na 966. 4-18-tf HELP W. - WANTED—Girl for general work,. Cal) 80%. , Ave. ; B: 902. Dane : ePhoné G11-Bt WORK WANTED ll FOR spare time bookkeeping, financial. and income tax matters. covering reports, adjustments, abatements or claims for refund. Contiden:} Write Box 148, Bismarck, Ni 5-6-Iw POSITION WANTED : EXPERIENCED lady clerk desires position in a general atore located in a small town, Addtess Box 801 iscoll, 5-9-8 | pre LEB ect A Seto LADY wants position for | clerical work or other wotk. Phoi G34LW or call 222 Second Street cf iw| DANGER . LOST—Between Baldwin, ‘and Bis- marck 2x3 1-2 Strip with tail light! and bracket license plate attached. | No, F3-477, Reward, call 699. Will- 5-98 AUTOMOBILE—MQTORCYCLES Ford touring car in g00 condition. Raudenbush Piano. New on easy terms, ‘all 246, ask for Mr. Gobel. 5-12-81 FOR SALE—Ford touring , 1929 mo- del, in good running condition, | 321-8th St. 6-9-3! mann’s Transfer: deer mountains with plenty of stove wood and fence posts, with good - market: for. same-plen' | good water-will sell ‘at es: $5.00 per acre, sheep ranch. ROOMS FOR BENT. FOR RENT—Nice clean sleeping rooms, One connected with bath, 2 rooms can be used for light house- | keeping. 46 Main St. Phong 1066. : “! Bttaw FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front room on ground floor, suitable for two in modern se, 222-2nd Street. Phone 7 “36-96 FOR RENT—Furnished light house- keeping rooms, Gas to cook with. 621-6th St. Phone 610W. 8-9-3t ETRE. FOR RENT=—Front bedroom, nicely furnished jn new home. Mrs. Peter Karpen, 808 4th Street, i _ 6-11-8t FOR RENT—-Portly furnished. or unfurnished room for light house- jkeeping, College Bldg. Phone 183. : 2 bee FOR RENT—Furnished room for light house keeping. Closet sha kitchenette. 411-5th: St, Phone 273, 5-Btf FOR RENT—Room in modern home, well furnished in good: location. 102-7th Street, Phone. 357. -3t FORK KSNT—Strictly modern apart- ent in Rose Apartments. Apply _W. Murphy. Phone 852. _ 4-30-tf FOR SALB. OR BENT. __ HOUSES: AND FLATS For Rent:. Apartments in new Tribuné building. *' Apply Tribune’ office. |. . eS POR” SAEE—Fine ~ & room - medein “home, with 5, bed rooms, first and’ second, stortes finished in. oak, maple floors, front porch séréenéd’ in, front véstibule, builtin features, one .sun prem jarge:'den or bed, room on first floor, éasy’ stairs, plenty’ windows, hot’ water’ heat, full basement, wel? partitioned off, slaundry tub, east. front, ‘near schools, well located, lawn, trees, garage, “gufck * po: ion’ given, owner leaving: city, for reaconable price dnd on gibi terms to reliable | party. Geo. M. Register, 8-8-1 STRICTLY. modern House for tent in dc@ndition and in good lode ion, four blocks. fr ost Office: ‘For reliable’ party: For rent from now on to the 15th. Heckenliable at the Grand Pacific Hotel at any’ time after supper. BIE tw FOR RENT—A Very desithble two or three room. furniahed .Apt,. on ground floor, mod porch -with ‘ext’ Private’ entrarieé; * adul only: |CH Phone 883; oe 217-Gth St. | 67-¢ K ‘OR RENT- ietly modern apart-j.--, ment, four big tooms, bath, “kit: chenetge and. one- room. .Call 623M.. “G. G, Beithan, 48 Thayer St. padi: ment including electric “w. ,vacuum. cleaner, fist. iron, ol ways, hot water. 8074th' St. ; -well located on’ 5th. adults | ‘only. ‘Geo, ‘Mi Regivter:*! . Sa-tt FOR SALE—Houte an fe "bn ebrne te Rha : rica FOR RENT —5 Yoon steely Code 1 1 _5-b-1w teports, . investigations || See -Mrs.. / big |. faraished FOR RENT—Nicely furnished apart-|» abe, | faiertions, 25 wordy or’ MOP ODL. 6a. Ui 36 Wa + 6. Gente:Perinch: All classified ads are cash in advance. Copy should’ be celved by ei Fades to insu! IONE 32 FOR SALE HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath, modern, hot air heat, good condition, full lot. Price $3600.00. BUNGALOW, 5 rooms and built in features, dafdy condition, well ind a real home. Price © $4650.00. "Terms, ¥ HOUSE, 6 rooms ang ‘bath, modern with: convenient built-in’ features, i Occupied sirable location, Price Term é BUNGALOW, '5 room and bath, full basement, hot ‘air furnace, - oak floors, pantry, cistern, two inclosed: ' porches, “Close:in, Price $$000,00. Ptacticélly new. HOUSE, 6 rooms arid bath, modern, fre place and built-in features. Grape; lawn’ and trees, all in ex- cettiondlly ‘fine’ condition, Price’ bet 00. Terms. COTTAGE, 6 rooms and bath, hot water Heat, ‘located very favorable. Price $4200.00. Terms. HOUSE, 8 rooms and bath, new hot watér heating plant, maple floors, gas stoves, birch trim. Price §4750, Terms, . DESIRABLE lots in all party of the city. We have exceptionally good ~ buys in houses and lots, also farm lands, We sincerely fée) that now is the opportune tima to buy.’ "| WE WRITE every form of insurance in’ good relfable ‘Insurance Comi- pany¥. We have money to loan. INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECURITY COMPANY, INC, Office with ] STRAYED OR STOLEN STRAYED—2_ y Place on May Ist. Owner can have same by paying datnages and cost of ‘advertising. J. M. Thompson, Sec, 24 Ecklund Township. rH a eke he NOTICK—Strayed.to. my place on N% Sec. of 25, Twp. 140, R. 75, 1 bay with star in face about 4 yr. old, @ Iron Greys from 1. to 3, yrs. old. Frank Berkvani, Driscoll, ‘N. Dak. hod: and: has rope ir yecowery. By- Blackstone Billiard BY \ B-12-3t watch the otel and the Bank of North Dakota, Sunday between six and seven. Leave at Blchholé Millinery for reward: = ki FN iste pee 5-11-2t | LOST—32 6-20 Goodyear balloon tite, rim ang tire cover also. Find- ; ©& Jeave: at).Tribune for. reward. We . 6-11-3t . MIECELLANBOUS oft PALA = Some good seed corn eho low flint, go in town some eit le Gibbs” "Township. 0" 6. seed Spel Also for rent, 160: acres in pasture 1 1-2 sinilés of Capital’: all fenced. Was not pastited last of grass. J. C. Si N. D. Phone’ 942R, , BALE—Barber sbop, .pool hall and“cénfectiongry, Building includ- ed. id. location no. competition. Very good “paying business, will séll very reasonable betig disabled for the vest’ of the summer. Will sell. immediately. For particulars come and see me perso write:* W: Breitling; Zeeland, N._ Dak. 5-11-2w LEY OS refinish your cylinders with y Bi shi right Sars tain Plete P.O. Fair Matater eee FOR RENT—Faralgigg- * 4275W. cing apartment; s ‘tools. blac! erg 0} Bt. .| SELL COAL in cetload-lots, Side or lone: conteact rand the’ wor! | OUT WANTED—To buy partial or com- t FOR SALE HOUSE; close in, splendid condition, |: strictly: mddern, fine for rooming house, reasonable terms; $6300.00. BUNGALOW; Riverview, 4 years old, fewly painted and decorated. Must be sold’ ‘this’ Week, if at all, 6 rooms, modern, basement garag 1200.00 ciish, Balance easy erits, $4600.00; - HOUSE; about five years old, A 1 condition, east front, hot water heat, full basement roumed cf, i very reasonable ut $6250.00. 7 rooms, east front, corner Tot, modérn,’ full basement, one of the best built houses im city but 's redecoration, only $3600.00. probably: the best selection of houses and lots ef any dealer in the city. FARM LANDS; The past’ week I have submitted offers on 8 quarter sec- tions and by fall buyers will be stunding in line. Come in and get at the head of the line now when there are some rare bargains to be had. vg INSURANCE. Fire, tornado and au- tomobile insurance written in re- liable companies. F. E. YOUNG. 1 house not Jater than June-Ist. Call) Tribune No. 32, SALESMEN WANTED Main Line. Experience unneces: sary. Earn a week’s pay in an hour Liberal drawing atcount arrange. ment. WASHINGTON COAL CO. 1027 Coal Exchange Bldg., Chicago. 6-12-3t MUSIC SCHOOL Alph. Lampe, Ditector. a for Harmony without piano at residence. may, ‘if they desire, ‘study under. directfon and at spe- cial conditions at our Studio. For further information’ call at 611- First Street or Phone No. 1017, 5-9-1w Ce Enna ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids. for road grading on the section line between Sections 9 and 18,. Grass Lake Township and between Sections 3 and 4, 9 und 10, 15 and 16, Driseoll Township, and between: Sections 21 and 22, 27 and| 5 ‘28; 33: and:-34-Clear Lake Township and / between Sections 3 Woods Township and S view Township, Burleigh North Dakota, will be rece’ the-Board of County Commi. of said County until 2 o'clock p..m. June! 3rd, 1925. . Plans: and specifications are on file in the office of the County Au- ditor or may be obtained from the County Surveyor. This work will be let. in three separate contracts. The |'7 work in Grass Lake Township being coll and Clear Lake'.Pownships. be- ing one contract and the ‘work be- tween Painted Woods and Glenview Townships one contract. The work in Grass Lake Township and be- tween Painted Woods and Glenview Townships must be completed not later than July ist, 1925 and the work in Clear Lake and _ Driscdll Townships must be completed not later than- August 1st, 1925. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for e ‘per cent of the total amount bid, made pay- able to the order of EF. G. Patterson, \Chairman of the Board, as a guar- anty:-that the bidder will, if success- fal, enter into a satisfactory-contract witha satisfactory bond fér the full amount bid. The Board of County Commissioners reserve the right to reject: any or all bids, By order of the Board, of County Commissioners. ? FRANK J. JOHNSON, County Auditor. 5-12-19-26-—6-2 KITCHEN COMFORT All tables, shelves, tubs and other working surfaces should be adjusted ast to the height of the worker if the maximum comfort and minimum fatigue is achieved. WHITE AND BROWN White coats are frequently banded with brown fur and lined with brown, | OUR WAY ti Ne euil supply of them. center, 5-12-tf 1 15) dersigned, J. L. of the last will and testament and estate of George McAulay, late of Burleigh county, state of North Da- kota, deceased, to the creditor: and against said deceased, them within six months after the publication. of sthis notice executor at his place of busin the First National Bank im the ci of Bismarck, in the es er 2) me. Pes ff i iki To make up for yesterday's lack~o Bat look at the tw That evens things up. HORIZONTAL Brought foot down noisily. Filling hold of a ship. Loose earth.\ Minerals in natural state. Correlative of either. Preposition of place. Part of verb to be. Paid publicity. Jumbled type. The head. Molested. Merriment. ‘A> prophet. Made of oatmeal, Spikes of corn, Bone. Expression of surprise. Guided. Exist. Sun god. At sea. Precipitation in winter. Lying beyond the Atlantic ocean. Baking dishes. To remain. Interjection. $*xth note in scale, Dined, a Re a Behold. The family head, 2000 pounds (pi.) Those who ‘inherit property. Invalid. Anger. English title. Sun. Upon. Mase, pronoun, ‘Anybody. All right, You and I. Costly. Lunch. Raged. Beavers. VERTICAL One who binds. himself to swer for another’s default Like. ‘ Bird similar to an ostrich, Fiber from century plant. Hebrew word for G Toward. Toward the mouth. To marry. Subsists. an f two-lettered words, here is an extra © big ones crossing each other in the Answer to Yesterday’s Croseword Puzzle. To contradict. Publie avowals, Female deers (pl.) Angle between outer and inner margins of insect’s wing. Looked on. To murmur as a cat. Substantive verb. Negative. 4 Half an em, Fourth musical note, Sails back. Feeling. . What makes red hair red. Record of a single event. Skill. Man who makes a himself. ‘To cut wood. Humor, Soldiers’ daily food. Vales What a goat butts with, Pertaining to air. Sea eagle. To till, Point of compass. Exclamation of laughter, Point of compass. Personal pronoun, donkey of of the foot. Feminine pronoun. Shrub sometimes used for tea. To accomplish Musical note, ‘The chief cook. See. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of George McAulay, Deceased, | Notice is hereby given by the wf-! Bell, the executor of elain exhibit vouc all persons having to with the necessary to Burleigh count forth Dakota * Dated May 9th, A. D. 1926. . L, BELL, executor of the last will and testament and estate of George MeAulay, deceased. GEO. M. REGISTER, Attorney of said. executor, Bismarck, North Dakota. 5-12-19-26—6-2 NOTICE TO CKEDITORS In the Matter of the Estate Watkins, Deoeased. hereby given by the un- dersigned, F. L, Watkins, the executor of the last will and testament and estate of John F. Watkins, late of the city of Bismare in Burleigh county, North Dakota, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons hav- ing ims against said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers withi ix months after the first public: notice to id executor e of re ence at 615 Third street in the cit: in Burleigh -count; of of Bismarck, North Dakota, h. A. D 1925 the executor of the testament and es Watkin GEO, M. REGISTER, Attorney LAN’ USE THE NOPE! THerS | M M- TM LOOKIN) THEN TURN AT \T UPSIDE ff for a . straight sale,|: care Plomarck, Tri-| » cheap. ITS HEAH cause [ USED IT CoTTN, 1T BACK. DOUBLEYUH ? SomE BUDDY S BEN AFIXIN THET - ALPHABET BALER AN GOT IT BACK TGETHER WRONG, THEM A-B-c's DONT RUN IN ORDER. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids for the construction of the following reinf< Plans and culverts, will be received) by" the|file in. the Board of County Commissioners of | Auditor Burleigh County, North Dak Ic til two o'clock p. m. June 1--7x7x28 feet between sections 2! and 30, Painted Woods Township. Da 1—4x4x24 feet between sections! Patte MOMN POP 13, Naughton 18, Francis 1 . e to th Tow specifications office nay be ‘obtained from the y Surveyor. ied by a certified check f nt of the amount bid, ni on, Chairman, ‘ownship and Sects ip. County Commissioners reserve right to reject any or all bids, By order of the Board of County Commissioners, = PRANK J. JOHNSON, County Auditor. 5-12-19-26- READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS the are on of the County Each bid must Le 6-2 order of Edward G The Board of By Taylor OH-IT'S mr P THE GuNN'S HAVE ad et a DOWNER BEEN DOING A LITTLE SHOFRING ) : nin \T SEEMS AGES Sint WE'VE SEEN YOu FOLKS IF YOU'RE GOING TOBE HOME THIS EVENING WE MAY DROP IN FOR ALUTTLE VISIT FINE - LWISH “OU WOULD - WE'LL BE HOME ALL EVENING XS HE SAID IF YOu WERE COMING OVER TONIGHT NOT To WEAR YOUR NEW “HAT - HE DON'T WANT HIS WIFE To SEEIT 4 AND THAT WAS THE ONLY REASON WHY L WANTED To Go OveR . N HENRY APPLEGATES PLEASURE CAR RA DO 1 HAVE To TELL OLD MAN APPLEGATE To KEEP “THAT THING OUT OF my OFFICE NO-NO-1D) : ReMERBE, HIT THAN AN SCARED To , DEATH: AWA AGAIN TODAY-BUT WAS PROMPTLY CAUGHT BY THE NEW BLACKSMITH. ATES Freckles and His Friends They ae ya TTS 1S 6REAT! COMIN’ OUT INTH COUNTRY ) LIKE THIS, AINT 1 FRECKLES 7 YES-1 LIE To CONE OUT THIS WAY= HEAR THY, BIRDS SineIN’, WOULDYA !! ae © 1925 BY WEA ser Ce, INC. 5-12-25 Sound So Much Alike By Blosser WY, THERE'S } ALEK FLYIN HIS ure! SEE? YooWooo- ALEK! 1 DIDNT THINK THEY WOLZ BNOUGL WIND: OUT KERE= ARE THERE LOTs oF ZEPMYRS OUT HERE, ALER ? 7” VG E, 4 by a Mp i; “tal ot He vil ry wit! ZEPAyRS "wmaTS THEM ANYWAY, HOM 2 USSEN To WILLE = GEE, HES DumB=you KNOW WHAT. ZEDKYRS “WHY, SURE = TAEY'RE YOUNG