The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 10, 1925, Page 5

MONDAY, AUGUST Tribune Classified Advertisements —= PHONE 82 =— i MALE HELP WANTED * FOR SALE- ‘WANTED—Men and women to learn barber trade. Great demand; big wages. Few weeks completes, Cat- alog and special offer free. Moler Barber College, Fargo, N. D. &1-1m ___HELP_WANTED—FEMALE WANTED AT ONCE—Experienced waitresses and kitchen help, also girl for house work. No cooking. Phone 209. 8-10-3t WANTED—A Competent maid for general housework. Phone 902 or call at 802 Ave. B. L3 WANTED Girl for general hoi work. Mrs. H.\ J. Schwantes. 417: Ist St. Phone 241R. 8-8-lwk GET GYOD Fosition Through Amer- ican Business College (Fargo, N. Dak.) training. Low rates.’ Write __for helpful, tree book B. _7-15-1m WANTED--Lady on farm for general housework, H. T,:Crum, MeKen- _zie, N. D.. 8-8-3t WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Apply 205 Park Ave. Phone 837M. 4-30-t£ WANTED--Competent girl for gener- al housework, Phone 506J. _ 7-31-tf Pan- 8-7-3t WANTED—Dishwasher at the tages cafe, SAl MEN WANTED WANTEL jan or woman to call on farmers. Complete line of blan- kets. Must have car and be able to give security to cover full size samples. Good pay. Write Roy Evjen, MeKenzie Hotel, Bismarck. 8-6-1w _ Lost LOST--Overland Coaster wagon, For information regarding same or finder, call E. EB, Kolstad, 615-2nd Phone 510W. 8-8-3t 10, 1925 Caselfed’Advertista ; Rates | 1 ot. et raat oF under . 2 insertions, 25 worde or \Adg over 35 words, 3c addi tonal per word. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 65 Cents Per Inch . All classified ads are cash ia ads Copy should be re- ceived by 13 o'clock to insure insertion same day. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 382 AUTOMOBILE—MOTORCYCLES “SEE ME before buying a new Olds- mobile as I have a large credit which can be applied on a new one. Address Box 605, Bismarck, North Dakota.” 7-31—8-3-5-7-10-12-14-17 FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS For Rent: Apartments in new Tribune building. Apply Tribune office. FOR RENT—Two room a well furnished, also sing! with kitchenette and closet; nicely furnished, both apartments have new rugs and are newly decorated. 411-5th St. Phone 273. 5-20-tf tment, room LOST—Several days ago, lacework bodkin, set with small diamond. Return to Tribune for reward. 8-8-tf WANTED TO RENT NTED—Apartment with large liv- ng room, bed room, kitchenette, bath root ice box, gas or electric range and garage space, prefer- ably near High School, by married couple. Rental to begin about August 15th. State price and lo- cation. Write in care of Tribune No. 28. 8-10-lwk PERSONAL EPILEPTICS—This treatment guar- anteed to stop seizures or money returned. No bromides, narcotics. ‘Try at our risk. Hunter Labora- tories, 900 Scott, Little Rock, Ark. T-17-tf Anyone knowing the whereabouts of E. C, Lovell, engineer, will kind- ly inform his mother, Mrs. G. A‘| Lovell, at Estacada, Oregon, Route one, 5-lwk FARM LANDS FOR SALE—Ten acre suburban property, good buildings, consist- ing of two story house of seven rooms, barn, chicken house and brooder house. There is a wind- mill and very good water. Just the place for a poultry farm, and only ten blocks from school, Write Tribune 25. 8-3-1mo Improved farms near Flasher, graded telephone road. Full set of small frame buildings. 110 acres crops (reserved). Price only $2,500, terms, L. N. Ci Mandan. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE CHEAP—Aultman Taylor 36 in. separator, used three sea- sons. Minopolis 26 H, P. Engine, rebuilt, both in good condition ready to run, $650. Will take horses and_cattle, 'T. Brady, Worthing, 8. D. -3-' FOR SALE—Singer sewing machine, lamp, buffet, two dressers, 9x12 Axminster rug, kitchen cabinet, dining room table, baby bed, tent, Sunset radio, two cots, two rockers. 216 6th St. or phone 468-J. 8-7-3¢ FOR SALE—An Ediphone (dicta- phone) outfit, used three months, ius good as new. Would cost $200. if bought new. Cash price $125. Write to or see Sveinbjorn John- son, Bismarck. 8-4-6t ONE CASE 20-40 H, P. tractor with 26-46 Case Thresher, second hand in good condition, ready to go in field. Price $1,000.00. See Wing Mere. Company, Wing, N. Dak. 8. FOR SALE—Set store counters shelving, good, cheap. Ten t vitriolite tops for candy, restaurant. Pieces L. N. Cary, Mandan. eS FOR RENT—Brick store building; full basement 25 x 130, A 1 loc#- tion, Mandan, Offered from Sep- tember 15, City heat. $150 rental. L._N. Cary, Mandan. 8-8-3 FOR RENT—Garage, Main St., Man- dan, suitable car storage, washing, painting. Rentdl $25. L. N. Cary, Mandan. 8-8-3¢ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—One Buffalo Pitts Separator 40-66, com- Wee Bargain. Write ghee Using 8 lipstick is clever rouge. Rg ee ‘ ¢|FOR RENT—Two FOR RENT—Modern furnished or unfurnished four room, three room and two room apartments. Pri- vate baths and heat included. Also a garage. For sale: sectional book case and lots, with house and vacant lots, close in. Phone morn- ings 905, 212% Main St. 8-10-tf FOR SALE—Will sell our three story house, desirable location, shade trees, garage for three cars. House has two fireplac: tiled bath, beautiful large rooms. $7000 part time or $6650 cash. Phone 46 or write C. W. McGray, Garri- son, N. D. 8-5-tf FOR RENT—Three room house near corner of Broadway and Mandan. $15 per month. For sale, desirable business corner, vacant. Enquire of J. K. Doran. 8-4-lw FOR RENT—A very nicely furnished modern apartment. Washing ma- chine and all electrical conven- ienees, always hot water. 807-4th it. 8-10-1W FOR RENT—4 room partly modern house, close in, to adults, 20 room rooming house for sale or _ rent, partly furnished. Geo. M. Regis- ter. 8-3-1 WANTED—Small furnished house or flat. Small family. For informa- tion and references inquire Ber- geson & Son. T21-tt FOR RENT—11 room modern house, with garden spot, trees and gar- age. Call E. L. Faunce, 802 1st. 8-5-tf FOR RENT—Modern house furnish- ed, 5 room bungalow, near the Cap- itol. Phone 25, 8-10-tf FOR SALE OR RENT—6 room house by Sept. Ist. Phone 739 or call 423-16th St. 8-8-1w FOR RENT—After Sept. Ist, garage for one car. S. E. Cook, 703. 2nd St. 8-8-3t FOR RENT—4 room house, modern, 401 1st. Call at Pantages Cafe. Ss 8-10-3t ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT — Large, bright, clean rooms, two windows in each, Close to hospital, schools, churehes and downtown. All modern conven- iences. Private entrance. Reason- able rates. Phone 1054-R, 32¢ 9th St. oO 1-30-1mo FOR RENT—Two connected sleeping rooms, can be used for light house- keeping, two single sleeping rooms! and two large rooms on main floor, one connected with bath. Clean and quiet, men only. 46 Maip, 8-8-1wk FOR RENT—Two, nicely furnished, light housekeeping rooms,:in ern home, 213-11th St. Also for, sale, hand power washer, good as new, ¢otton mattress, new; one rug. 8-8-2t FOR RENT—Niee modefn furnished room, also. new garage, Tent rea- sonable. Call 322M after 6 p. m. 505 Srd street, Call 625M during day. - 8-8-3t ‘NT—Modern sleeping room. All conveniences, four,blocks from Postoffice. Also give board if de- ry it house! rooms, well furnished. Also w: ing done for gentlemen. St. Phone 329W. ~ ight housekeepin; ,fooms in moc hot furnishe of unfurnished, or sleeping room. Call: at 602 2nd St. 8-6-lwk WANTED—At once, 2 or 8 furnished or unfurnished rooms for 2 adults, \ Close in. Phone 678W. Good refer- ences. Sa 8-8-3t FOR .RENT—1 nicely _ furnished room: in modern home for one or two.. Phone 346J or call 408 10th. aa) Sep SOA Oem |! ST) FOR RENT—8 farnished light house- keeping rooms in modern home. ‘Very. warm in winter. Call 872. 8-8-2 FOR RENT—Well furnished room at Thompson’s Flat, 604 Ave. D. Call after 5 p. m. or phone 567-W-2, 8-1-4t ‘NT—Attractive room in new, mn home. Phone 682 or: 1074. 6-1, FOR RENT—WModern, room, 2 bloc! from’ the P. O. at 314 2nd 8t. FOR Phone 544-R, 8-7-3 tin Ri F Apastonente y 4 ; in Rose he Pw. res 20-tf Murphy, Apt. 8, Bose 1 “BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR RENT—Cate in Hotel Kilideer, well furnished, steam, ted" and a cue light, owner’s board for rent Rilldeer, Kilideor. N. D. 1-22-tf, m f best basin ied a one o! 8 e ie state. ‘ Address ox. 20h, son, N. D, oa m8 arr. Phone 1066, | bloody. FOR SALE THREE ROOM partly modern house, north side, near schools, part base- ment, lights and water. Selling price $1100.00, Very small first payment, balance monthly. SIX ROOM modern two story house, basement, hot water heat, hard- wood floors, east front, garage. Selling price $3850.00. $500 first payment, balance rental payments, including interest. ONE -OF Riverview’s most complete bungalows, south front, full base- ment, furnace heat, hardwood floors, nicg porch, garage. Selling price $5250.00, good terms. Six per cent interest. SIX ROOM modern two story house north end of city, full basement, furnace heat, hardwood floors, large rooms, garage, Selling price $5800.00. Terms. FIVE ROOM two story modern house, farnace heat, east front, five blocks from postoffice. Selling price $3,670.00, $1,000 cash, balance $45 per month including’ interest at six per cent. FOUR ROOM bungalow, modern, full basement, furnace heat, screened porch, close to schoois. Selling price ‘$2400.00, $600 first payment, alance $35.00 per mopth including interest. SIX ROOM partly modern house, large lot, trees and fence, near school, Selling price $2800.00, good terms. FIVE ROOM modern house, full basement, furnace heat, east front, near schools. Selling price $3300.00, good terms, FIVE ROOM partly modern bunga- low, rt basement, hardwood floors, bath, large lot, garage. Sell- ing price $3,000.00. $500 first pay- ment, balance monthly payments like rent. SEVEN ROOM modern two story house, full basement, furnace heat,, well located for schools and churches. Selling price $4500.00. Good terme. FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, full basement, furnace heat, hardwood floors, close to schools, Selling price $4350.00. Good terms, Im- mediate possession. LARGE HOUSE having five bed- rooms, full nartitioned basement, furnace heat,’ hardwood floors. screened porch, east front, neai schools, double garage. ‘Selling price $5800.00. Good terms. THIS AGENCY has, houses to fit any buyer, any price, any terms, from the most reasonable priced home, 7 to the most expensive. This agency | ean and always has: financed its sales, HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY | “Ever-Ready to give Service” | Webb Block. Phone @ 8-8.7t Accidents often happen, and when they do you hear certain words used. You'll find them here. HORIZONTAL Correlative of either. Correlative of speed and care- lessness (pl.) Exclamation of surprise. To suffer from injury. The unripe fruit of this yields a purple dye. Valiant man. To advance over obstacles. Open passage through the wood. Unit. No, n tree Venomous snake. Metal in rock. Myself. Regions. Printer’s measure. Harbor. Every. You and me. Therefor. Masculine pronoun. Morindin dye. Opposite of heavy. Fragrant oleoresin. Paid publicity. Exclamation used with heave. Part of verb to be. Exists. Fish bags. Cuckoo. Hebrew word for God. A stone worker. 3.1416, To ventilate. Kind. To lubricate. Valuable property. Quaking. Prescribed course of food. Indian liquor tax. Paradise. Alleged notism. Tram car. Grief (variant.) VERTICAL Exclamation of astonishment. To smear. To make reparation. To slash. Within. To drench. Half an em. To scold constantly. . To divide. . . Part of most common yerb, force producing hyp-| 51. | schools, j talent ba ot the cuss words! IRIE ISTUIRIRJETCITT IOINT Ish EIPIOlSIe mEOIUIE| E i Answer to Yesterdsy’s Crossword; | nation meaning stop. ious | n condition of plants ( variant.) | Behold. Hospital wagon used for emer- vencies, Measure of area. Father. Violent’ encounter. Apart Automobile. Swol in plate used as an astrologi- instrument Thiee-toed To quench, All right, One who plays a bagpipe. Second note in scale. Hone, lor. tion of a cirele. ent. omplish, To exist. Preposition of place. Negative. ITALY MAY HAVE BLOODY REVOLUTION Many Enemies Threaten Rule‘? of Mussolini, Morocco and China in Revolt BY CHARLES P. STEWART NEA Service Writer A’ bloody. revolution wouldn’t be! {dead signed a cal society Mussolini is head of. was one of a si the dictator inspired. ies of assassinations as accused of having The latter’s Bono, another After long delay they n perfunctorily and acquit. That ended the whole so far as any accounting for Matteotti murder was concerned. One hundred and twenty of the lawmaker's fellow - deputies protest against this dis- missal of the case. In retaliation members of the Fas: | cisti_ terrorist. organization assault ed Giovanni Amendbla, initial s er of the protest and anti-F: leader, and left him for dead. surprising in. Italy any day—prob-| isn’t quite, but nearly. ably not against the king, who's a Now the Fascisti are’ after the mere figure head, but against Be-|other 119. This forces the anti-Fas- nito Mussolini, the dictator. Any revolution which . unseats Mussolini, or any attempted one which he puts down, is bound to be Thirteen months ago Deputy Mat- murdered. for opposing the Fascisti, the politi- cisti to fight back. Morocco The French claim to be getting the better of Abd-el-Krim, the Mor- ocean rebel leader, at last. teotti of the Italian parliament was|own account, however. Everybody knew it was|tell a different story. It’s their Krim might He isn’t completely beaten yet, OUR BOARDING HOUSE % MANBE IM LAUGHING OUT OF STED ~ BUT NOU "AW REALLY GOING NACHTING, ARE YOU? « A vot Nou Kilo ABOUT Hest wip BaRcES,~ YouTdat coucpuit ver DOWN TH’ AWNING ON A STORM TOSSED FROST PoRCH ! Ke ZZ = q a \F NOU LADS WILL GO Down fo THE BOATHOW AND ARRAY NOURSELF SEAMANG To6G, T -wiL! “TEACH Vol A-THinG OR “Wo ABOUT YACHTING Hav,.~ You ARE WOT AWARE TART NOU SCOPE AT A MAN WHO WAS PARTICIPATED ‘WO LIPTON CUP RACES, AND MANNED “THE HELM OF b GLOUSCESTER SCHOONER FOR THREE NEARS + pNAST !: underlings, however, | arrested General de big Fascisti. Zz WDEED!. HME, ~ WELL ~ yway, Even the French don’t say China An American has been killed fight-} its who were trying to owned in Manchuri, Americans, captur hea lred and bu pant there. ing to do |troubles which China recently. of the country, w j ous governm to ure, however, to represent t anti-foreign| ¢ prevailed in ign residents | | | th | ; . | Washington public hasn’t developed into so ex- cruciating a j. s the Dayton evo- lution case, but velop into more of a g Wittner’s difficulty. has been to establish much of a taxpayer's inter- By A F NeW, Novve W PILOTED-THiat Nose OF Yours Roh’ “FOAM OF A PINT SCHOONER, MANN A WoT AUGUST EVENING f= NEO SIR. THEN LOST NOUR RUDDER AN’ MAD TO ANCHOR ont A Lamp PosT!. hern oe wW L Ve PAGE FIVE Southport, England -- Two wild ducks are sitting together on the game nest near here ,hatching out bo As a rule, the wild duck while it in ‘ongress next winter and all the he had such legal} prospects are for a finish fight. figured in the) ‘ . GERMAN PUBLISHER DIES Munich—(AP)—Lothar Meggen- founder of the humorous Meggendo: , focusing attention upon| the propriety, or otherwise, of let-| ting religious “jokers” get into ap-/ dor propriation bil week This inevitably will come up in| died an intrusion is READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS MOM’N POP oe “GEE -HERE COMES THE CoPS-| HERE'S WHERE WE GET SLIM SAM" AND HIS CRowO® The Capture? PLACE HiS LEFT HAND OVER HIS HEART SO HE wit Nor BE MISTAKEN FoR A MEMBER OF THE GANG YYou POOR NUT~ WHY DIDN'T YOU SIGNAL US ? GoSH- HOW COULD L REMEMBER THE SIGNALS WITH BULLETS FLYIN’ AROUND LIKE THAT ? WE SHOULD WORRY - WE MADE A \ GOOD HAUL Good Hogs! SO THAT'S BESSIE, ISITY GEE-1 BET L, YOO GET LOTS OF ( GOOD MILK To a oe {ORIN DoT” GEE, T QAOULD THINK LINING ON A FARMAN WOULD BE LOTS OF FOR - WHAT ARE YOU GOING 7 DO P] NOW, COUSIN, ERE? LIVE ON A FARM AN’ DOA'T DRINK MMU AT ALL WE AINT GOT HARDLY ENOUGH MILK By Williams 10! NoT ANOTHER CENT?) Ou'vE GOT ME NOW so I EXPECT ME SOLON MAKE A PAYMENT WOO WHEN YA CLAN PIDE! LGO ROUND | sou Gwe ON! LIWE A BIG BUM, WHILE | ME A Ome? EC CRUISIN AROUND WITH A BRING HOME. | CDN TAG LIKE A DRUNKEN Tt STATUE iM HONG KONG LOOKIN’ OF UBERTY 2, WHAT 00 YOu EXCUSE ME 2 MRS VANSWAR: WIRE & MoMen: A OF Wear SODA SUCKERS! pues | | | WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY - UNTIMELY “TORICS.