The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1926, Page 7

Ply armagemal wilh “And you suppose richt,” said “Brivo.” “Ifthe fhois hait‘ahy Beane they would have discovered that long ago. And let me warn you, my young romantic frien, not to bé a {feminist in pants. Some day you ‘will find yourself paying off the }taxi driver while the guy who \ chucked her under the chin |e kiss- ‘ing the gitt good-night.” “You, no doubt,” jeered Barbara, “aro a chin chucker.” “Iam,” grandly corrected Bravo, “a cigar smoket “Not.” he added, “that I can’t do my chucking on occasion—when the chin is dimpled—or the tobacco ‘is dry. Barbara closed her ears and, dé- jected, let the monclogist talk of. 4. dozen times in the-course of the dinner ehe had forcibly established conversational subjects remote from: topic &. Bat the ladies had came back like lost cats. She toyed disconsolately with the twin to Bravo's cigar and blew & mariyt mouthful. She gréw aware of @ hiatus in the monologue. She looked up to find Bravo's eyes ab- sent and followed his gaze. A woman: was dining alone al nearby table. She smiled over a coffee cup. And the smile was an engraved invitation. : “With R. S. V. P. in her eyes,” thought Barbara. Grudgingly she sipultied that the woman was pass- abl She looked up to see Bravo's eves absent and followed his gaze. oA full and rounded creation,” observed Bravo. “A siren born, young. man.if you get what I mean, ont ‘4, ail right fora hick, Jason,” Barbara. “What makes you so hard-boilef! whout the ladies?” he asked. t “They bore me,” she said. He aughed. She leaned forward. it- tently: “You think-I now: nothing about them? Well, suppose I told you that I lived with a woman once ~-for years?” say you're mighty preco- ys, ‘orted. “Wes uke pret: he asked. She was a whole lot prettier than this one that you can’t keep eves off,” said Barbafa warm- “You must tell me about it some ou little rascal,” he said ab- Her heart sank. She knew ymptoms. She tried to master rage and sorrow. How could she be jealous of this! table d‘hote hussy who so brazenly charmed him?.. The flirt was mere- ly exercising her birthright. Apd Barbara had sold hers. The siren rose and undulated out, with a flash of hey teeth for Brevo. “T wonder if you could find some way to amuse yourself for the next ‘two hours,” he said-suddenly. “I can; assuredly,” id. tter of fact, I've got a date. When did you make a “A second ago; she sald boldly, “Didn't you see her smile at me?” “It seems to me, she snapped, “that its, you. who's. the egotist. 2 did smile at- you? ify?” ¥ “That,” aaid./Bravo, “signifies (that, I’m going to loaf out.on the poreh—the moon, my lad) being in the ..gooly:stage—nand strike up what trust may become an.ardent : friendship with, a.bewitcher.” “And leave me here—” “To pay the check,” he finiehea : Dlandly. He tossed a.greenback on ‘tho table. “You can tell the waiter to keep the chang She made a last attempt.’ grinned—a crooked gri “Have another cigar?” she piped. He looked down’ at her with laugh tn his exer: "No, thanks.” he drawled.. “Tha: “No, thanks. tohacco: is‘dry. He left her and strotied out, with not so much as one. :backwi lance. Disconsolate she sat alone.. The waiter came and she sail . the. check. che wall . porch. They end of the pe veran Bravo's .voic ‘Yes, “'Nige often. A city ot colored shad- 10m Gq It hadn't taken him long. . he ‘approached and affected Wiecabie eurprise. “Oh, hello Bravo!” she chirbetl. He returned a Jo," he said short ‘ly sat down on the. ash lovely evening,” ‘A night rade for-——* » She heard Miss Raleigh, I've been to TIFSANY WILLS National Pictured tne. about Nice. Mr. eled all over the world, he tells me.” “Well, I've traveled quite a bit; \ myself,” smiled Barbara. Bravo growled in her ear: ‘Travel now, you damned buttin- She ignoréd him severely, “Won't you introduce me to your charming friend?” asked Barbara sweetly. The charniing friend gis- gled. “I know it’s rather unconven- tional——” “One can't be conventional with a moon Iike this,” gurgled Miss Ra- leigh. “Do introduce your fried, Mr. Kohler.” “Miss Raleigh, Mr. Brown,” Bravo with poor grac asetire you that at the moment, my friend is distinctly @ ‘blot on an otherwise perfect nightscape.”” “Flatterer!” murmured Miss Ra- leigh. “Mr. Kohler,” said Barbara, emft- ing winningly at her, “is distinctly a monopolist.” “Yes?” she smiled vaguely. “and. business are you in?” ‘m a motion picture actor,” sald Barbara calmly. She winced as Bravo, in the dark, kicked her in the shin. “You remind me so much of Nita .” “Oh, do you sine he “I played opposite her once.” “In what picture?” “Love Will Find. a iubed 6 Barbara. Bravo spat. “And you think r look’ like Nita Nadi?” breathed Miss Raleigh. “That’s-most remarkable. All my friends tell: me the same thing. I've some photographs in my room, tak- en in Spanish costume. I really do think, in the photos, there is a re- semblance.” 'd love to see them,” cooed Bar- bara. The lady left and Bravo raged “Why didn’t you run o| a movie or something? You've go an awful gafl, horning in like t! “We're partners, aren’t we?” she demanded. “Sure. But not when it comes to women. It isn't ethical. Why don't you run around town, and get some- body your own.size “I like this one,” she insisted stubbornly. She felt in her pocket and drew out her lucky dime. “Are you a good sport?” “It has heads on both sities,” he accused, his humor restored by her impertinence. “Come on,” “Heads!” called Bravo. and looked. “You lose," said Barbara. “Now you run along—and.see a movie.” She was alone when Miss Raleigh returned with her album. “Here it is.” She turned the pages. “Now this pictare——” Barbara interrupted. “There's a little square down the avenue a bit,” she w; |. “I noticed it as I strolled by Parifor this eve- ining. In the dusk ft looked like a corner of thé’old park at-Fontaine- bleau. Let’s go there and see your pictures by the moonlight.” Barbara took Miss Raleigh's arm tenderly and guided hér on to the gravel. The amateur lady killer thought back to her single experience With Mazie of Newburgh. An entirely different specimen, she warned hér- self. She wondered how she might handle this one. She pondered the various systems she had heard dis- cussed among the hoboes on, the freight train. Mr. Booth had been most nearly right. Sh@ considered his counsel: “Woman is moody. Fit you to her mood, and she's yours.” What was Miss Raleigh's mood? One guess. The flirtatigus. “Would :you have minded,” asked Barbara, “if, when you came down from your room, you had found me gone .and my friend waiting for you?’ Mias Raleigh tittered: “I don't. know what you mean.” “Well, mean this,” said Barbara, with Byronic, melancholy.,.‘‘Would you rather,have me here, ta look at your album, than him?” .., hink you're.a sweet boy,” said Miss Raleigh. “There's: something different about you.. I-noticed it the moment you entered the gliniog room. Of course I noticed Kohler, too. Who woulda. when I smiled it was for you. Barbara heartily wished that Bravo might have been present to sald "i ¢ dared Barbara. They bent But juded M Weigh opened fho-albym and mae to ‘confess er ahs male on, bwift lsapulds, She over atid peated ‘a kiss on sh wre out on the! would naverguowne” vant ‘filés Raleigh arched her Him fhe thara, “your. fae dising 1 thought HE WASN'T: DEAD * Washington, D. C. Thomas Barne: colored, was hit-by» pronounced dead. “At the Lr & suddenly, sat. up and deseiey Kohler ‘has tray. Ohmi t'ean fb MALE BELP WANTED WANTED—Men and women to learn barber trade; great. demand; bi fase few weeks completes, and special offer ei her College, Fargo, N. good references. Write Care Tt (No, 24, a WANTED—Ten men with $300.00 to buy truck for retaveling. B. B. Ben- nett, Drake, N. D, FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTED-—Reliable * ‘housekeeper, good cook with references. Family wo adults, Mrs. 0. W. R 117 Main Street. Wine Grape » experienced in direct selling, with car preferred who are open for a big money making proposition and hgstiers. Call H. H. Waldron,| room 333 Grand Pacific Hotel after’ _ 7 p_m, Wednesday or Thursda MI WANTED SALE: ‘N—With cars to paints, Lists of customers furnigh- ed. Phone ‘or’ write R. T. Swain, McKenzie Hotel, Bismarek, Interstate Oil Co. “ HOUSES AND FLATS FOR SALE—Thoroughly modern resi- and.see. dence, six rooms, furnfce heat, full basement,. garage, excellent condi- tion, good neighborhood, school. Priced to sell quick. dress Tribune No. 23. FOR SALE—Two five roo: bungalows, new modern, must be moved to make room for other im- provements. Houses in good condi- tion. eet P. 0. Bux 554, Bis- IN’ ‘urnished two apartment with closet and kitchen. ~ all modern, Call at 523 6th FOR RENT—One, two, or three-rdont a The Lorraine Apts. Phone 303. FOR SALE MODERN 6 room house and bath; has cast front and garage. In ex- cellent locality and close to busi- ness section $6750. NEW MODERN bungalow of 5 rooms and bath, close to schools. $5260. 7 ROOM modern house with garag. close to schools and in choice neighborhood. This is a real bar- gain. $5200. 6 6 ROOM modern house with pee in good residence district. $3: 8 OM modern house with ‘path, ae e trees and close to schools. NEW PMODERN house with 6 rooms and bath. Also-has garage and is, 4 close to schools. $5200. ROOM bungalow with garage all! modern but heat. Close to schools! 3 3600 cash, balan at a month and in’ * at 7 per cen! You can own your home f the! price you are now paying for rent. H sea WEHAVE a large list of houses and] lots for sale in all parts of the’ city.” Tt will cost you nothing to \ot oe show you what we have eu HARVE! Y HARRIS & C MPANY, J Jackson, Manager. FARM_LANDS FOR SALE—The N. W. Quarter “re Sec. 32, Stark County, 4 mile: South of Belfield, N. D. Every foot can be cultivated. Price an terms reasonable. M. W. marek, N. Dak. ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—Comfortable room ¢nodern home, On car line. stall in garage, Call Phone 724; or 710 Fourth St. H FOR RENT—May first, two apartment, nicely furnished. 6. 4 IG (No! keeping room with kitchenette. _childeen, Phone 793) after 7 p._ im. Hl ‘ell furnished zoom with kitchenette and closet. “ 411) _ Fifth St. Telephone 273. T-—-Large onset rooms. _C FOR 1 nh feed 26 words , 2 inse: und 8 insertions, 25 wotds unde Pos. rtions, ler . ler . 1 week, 25 words under . Ads over CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 65 Cents Per Inch All classified ads are casa Copy should be received by 12 o'cloek to in- sure insertion same day. in advance. BISMARCK TRIBUNE that bo! offer a Dependabili nnot be duplicated. food Used jedan, $46: Cadillac T that are som °25 Fou! Ford C ing, $285; For 50, words, 2c tional per word. THE PHONE 32 th, our New of our G r-door Ford ‘oupe, $30 rd Roadster, and payments, M. B. GILMAN CO. room| BARGAI Ford ( Ist class condition. Touring C: 202 Fourth rtments furnished. No children.| FO Dodge le dition, Phone 187. Accesso! ROOM ly paving. ROOM dition, ROOM. part of city gar nace, ROOM brand fter 6 at 3 SALE- PHONE 808, ‘coupe, full, it. " AUTOMOBILES— MOTORCYCLES GOOD USED CARS sell our established line of oils. andj'We are proud of our Used ‘Cars—so much so that we show them in our special Used Car Salesroom, right beside our New Cars, for we know d Used Cars, y and Value Dodge Touring, Ford Truck, Warford Trans. 5 Winter Top, other bargains. equipped and. in Also one 1918 Olson Garage, Phone 925W wo trucks, new. one Ford 800 Main St. Co. also FOR SALE Modern house, east front, inside, Nice part of city, $5500.00. Riverview, facing park, south front, good con- decorated Modern house, $4700.00. Cottage, Cottag condition, $21000, ROOM e, basement garage, nic front, practically spick and span condition, $6000.00. All the above were built for homes and not BUILDI each G LOTS. Hundreds of lots! FoR on ce in all parts of the city at all sorts Petcare res prices. and ter ‘125 FEET FRONT hood. ARDDN tracts at from Neff, Bis-' FARM LANDS — letters agents room! INSURAN! ALE ae in A-1 condition; one Chev t For quick sale. 3 So. Seventh St. wo Ford Coupes, two Dodge touring cars in A No. 1 co east front, east] | 4 lawn, bath, fur- erms, $2650.00. st front, good -Probably the lots left, On Fifth street at $650.00, the cheapest lots in the neighbor- PLATS. 100.00 u the past few in other E UARY ~ Written: FIRS’ everal five acre Dp. Have had scores of days from states asking make connections for the sale of The big: Fe North Dakota has _ 0 B in have totaled over $50,000 real estate business wtih the who is probably doing more to ad- vertise this territory to outside! than the rest of the community to-} ‘gether. 1 GUESS 2'D BETTER START: :" EEPING AN EXPENSE BUDGET > LONLY HAD $20 WHEN Z LEFT HOME AND L WANT To MAKE !T REACH AS FAR E. YOUNG. AS L ee or | tibet Classified gee cana PHONE 82: FOR SALE .MODERN—Houses, one six rooms afd bath, the other five rooms-and bath, located on 50 foot corner lot across the street from Catholic church. Both houses in good condition, has income of $100 as rent per month, Sale price $7,000, which is much less than cost ef buildings. Can be seen at any ime. SIX ROOM—Modern house, j at 316 West Rosser. Newly painted inside and out, south front, near sehool, rental “value $55.00 per month, ‘Sale. price $4,600. ‘Tern MODERN HOUSE. Of seven rooms hath, full basement, furnace heat, hardwood floors, garage, 1o- cated at 601 Second street,\ size of lot 75x90. Rental value $40.00 month, Sale price $3850.00, Terms, r, etn MODE) ive room house, t 256x150, hardwood floors, east t, near school. Located at 404 Eleventh street. Sales price $2000, Terms. FIVE ROOM-—-Modern stucco bunga- low, full partitioned basement, jadndry tubs,-furnace heat, heated garage, hard wood floors, built-in features, enclosed porch. Sales price $5750.00. $500.00 and balance like rent, 7 per cent interest. Im- mediate possession. MODERN NEW.—Five room bungatow, full basement, furnace heat, lau Bie hariwool floors, built-in features, doubl entire proper posse: N ROOM-—Modern house, close to business district, very for roomers, reasonable s price $5000. | Terns. ion and house at this pr real bargain. HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY Webb Block. ‘ i Here $15 $483 ion, Time taxes.| The lo- e isa 1, one why not buy your own MISCELLANEOUS ROOT QUALITY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES, Bug It pays to buy the best. Lockwood supplies as follows: Entire beginner's outfit as listed below for . If ordered separate 1 Standard 10 frame hive, nailed and painted Oo 1 Root qualit frame: 1 Alexander bee veil 1 10” hive tool y tin smoke s Right in Bee Cultur for 1 year... per cent discount for cash ONG } over $10.00 if received before June Pere Ist. Send your check and name to ety HERBERT J. ROBERTS 318 Mandan Ave. Bismarck, N. D. Phone 4 just off: Gle ning fire Louns- berry'’s outlots with seven room house, burn and garage 20x30’, brooder houses and good well with windmill here are other good This property can be very cheap for cash. ¢ Mrs, Susanna ” Makin, Gen.| Del., Bismarck, N. D. FOR SALE—Business lot located in town of Max, N. D. Good location | for oil station or garage. On a] main automobile highway. Mayme oi Main St, Bis- $2100.00, to Dent, Falconer, Mixed Flint, Gehu, test 90 p price $3.7 bu, sacks miles southeast of Bismarck, Chesak, FERTILIZER FOR SALE show it to you before y haul ashes “and black square deal. Phone 977-J at 417 7th Street. T. M. Bureh. WANTED—To borrow $1200.00 for two years on one quarter section of | nd near Bismarck. Will pay 9) UY Northwest reliable My. sales} Do your man She Sure MY TRAIN FARE UP HERE WAS $3.60 - GIDEON'S Was HALF THAT MUCH MAKING A TOTAL OF $540 suitable] une Ist and July 1, Bees andj { te! Your vote and suppor: per cent. FOR SALE- household rT nishing including piano and many miscellaneous, articles, Phone 82M or cull Apt. F, 2041 Main u 6 o'clock evenings. FOR SALE—Seegar re 1b.” capacity, 6 rochers, 2 5 tables, chair, bed complete, dr er. Phone 436, : FOR SALE—Cheap this week— and camp stove. Call 547. FOR SALE—Lloyd baby used only short time, like new. ire at 104 Park Av FOR SALE--Violin, cheap. Kershaw, Rooms "23-24, Bank “Bldg. GARAGE FOR R Call and see For SALE — 004—5th. Cail Dr. Guaranty T at 802 First . L. Faunce. LOST—A bunch of trict. Finder pl bune for reward. LOST—Fob return to ¥ for BUSINESS FOR SALE olden Rule located on State Highway Building 40x40, double store rangement, three living ce house filled. Delco light d full equipment. be sold at once. Immediate posses- 8 Must be seen to be appreeiat. it. N. D. v chin pace au up n good sized garage and show building for reliable concern tl ts resent a clean cut legitimate Ss proposition. rstabiished Blind Add. 14. Restaurant Business in town of about 10,000 or will sel ment separatel, ced rea- 8 le. For further information write Tribune No, 2 Commissioner of raat m North - posit of $1500 with this De otection of tts fi Phone 0} ¢) You are paying for a home now, sv a said com to this Depart t L. . North Department is notified ‘on or before first pub- ims for t sald POLITICAL ANNOU For Commissioner, I hereby announce myself a can- didate for county comm 4, Burleigh County, pri ‘'y election June Your vote and support solici (Signed) Axel Soder. (Political Ad.) POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT For Commissioner, District Three T hereby announce myself a can- dida fe county commissioner, District 3, Burleigh County, at the primary ‘election June 3 1926. | | Your vote and support solicited. (Signed) Oscar Backman. | (Political “Ad.) For Commissioner, District One | J hereby announce myself a can-| Tye for county commissioner, | No. 1, Burleigh county, the primary election aioe a pets sol GEORGE ‘ WILL. * (Political Advt.) Too Late To Classify FOR RENT—Furnished room in w i ern home. ae Ave. Phone 1095, | FOR SALE — Modern bungalow, full basement, farnace heat, hardwood | floors, two bed rooms. garage. Phone 596J, 600 Tenth Street. Is Getting By ~ WE ARE GETTING OUR Room oa AND BOARD FREE AN! WEEKLY EXPENDITURES, NEVER AVERAGE OVER 15¢ A WEEK ONE TWO, REE FOUR, FIVE, SIX Goed security and re- aoe party, Address Tribune one tent with floor, a folding camp bed, carriage, In- good man’s bicycle. at’ Shop, 1 rooms, Must Speculative Selling Large— Notable Lack of Support ' From Buyers ions that L ling side Opening prices, unchan cent lower, and July lowed — by around to 142, Corn a wenkness up, July went ad to 1). 1.66} re fol- drop and July a pronoune PPLE Er HEELS Py Ef MARKETS mixed, offerings. Most fat steers scarce} country demand slow; price calyes 9.00@ 9.50° mostl; TAKE SETBACK sciseeuttetartastrice Q 5.6 weighty cl: ped lambs 13.50; short ng done on sheep, practically no an ace ‘5 VESTOCK Chicago, April (AP)—Speca-} covtie 1.008; eee ee eG buyers led to a sharp carly scthack! tities crete ane MER reading Chisago nuhorsty that it ia) gteees, and yeurlings eligible around tempt to justify any higher prices on nea ane {8es"| cetns higher; most good ent looks 25 higher; bi etn round 200 pound averages; to small killers; ble yearlings t mostly 9.50@10.10; most of these se 8.76@9.75; cows, canners and cutters fully steady; stockers and feeders steady. at 1:25@8.25; prospective top WHEAT PRICES on weight yateers 10.26; Sheep 11,000; fut lambs fe ny ace e: able wool’ lantbs 15.00@1 few to outsiders 15.75; best held higher; few deck of native » igers to sinall kill- ; average around 50 pounds; ‘ing lambs offered. SO. ST. “PAUL Lu lative selling on a large scale togeth- renee, pdt mea tmae tend i er with a notable lack of support fromi| talking tee, pening slows packers : ' af fi vady; in wheat today. Much of the selling aoe s ameWiee. niece was associated with an opinion from 8.00@8.75; yearlings held upwards premature to get excited over dry weather northwest, and unwise to at-| 2, fat ahe stock larauly em bologuna bulls new crop deliver with] and feeders slow. northwest conne © yes Hogs 7,500; opening slo 180 pound averages to steady to strong on ot! bidding from 12.75@13.00 o: medium weight butch- 50@350 pound butch- oats responded to wheat pening \ off to sto 78's, corn under- ne all around to well be prday’s finish started unchanged to 4 cent » July 's to 434. Later, all months showed a loss, Provisions were firmed. STOCK MARKET MOVES UPWARD ‘Constructive Forees at Work Today—Railroad Shares in the Lead : or about - steady; king sows mostly 10,00; bidding mostly 14.25 on pigs; average cost Wednesday 12.28; weight 240. Sheep 100; fat lambs mostly 25 higher; best 82 pound fall shorn lambs good 70 pound clipped lambs 15 pra ally no wooled lambs or fat sheep here FARGO BUTTER Fargo, N. D., April 22—-(AP)--But- ter fat, churning cream unchanged; packing stock unchanged. Oven High Low Closs Wheat- et old New York, Apr structive forces w stock i upwar [ef the railroad eur loadings and ban’ ing no indication of pression in bi May old toy May new Y favorable, | long ‘side found tion in their cam- speculative confi nate’s approval of the debt settlement, ‘brightened prospects for an agreement for the French debt, renewal |. by railroad | nt of just- » Tide-Water-As- | ated oil merger and the continu: | ¢ of easy money rate helped to te bullish sentiment. | e advance in prices was an or- with the breath in the suggesting increased public May old May new negot! s, the depa tion 1 amber durum d durum. . 1 red durum... ; Winter wheat Winter wheat again were active in a num- ecialtics, but it was notice- able that they were concenirati their activities on the es of com- panies reporting large current carn- ings, particularly those with promis- ing prospects for higher dividends. Oils were rather slow in joining the | upward procession, but trade news continued bullish and talk of higher commodity prices was again heard hy pughout the fnancial district, | Pittsburgh and West Virginia s 6's points, Remington Typewr Pu McCrory | s General ctric and € c | Threshing Machine sold 3 to 4 points j above last night's final quotations, Trading was moderately heavy in | volume. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, April 22--(AP)-Hogs 20,- 000; slow; mostiy 10 to 20 cents hig! ve; bulk pound butchers 11.90@ 25 pound av ; good and choice s down largely 13.60@ on 150 to 170 pound kind 14.00; ing sows slaughter pigs weight hogs WA35O; light 13.00@ 14.10; ‘@n laughter pigs Cattle 14,000; fats y ling | trade uneven; mostly stead, heavies slow; weak; best. yearli early mixed steers and heifers 10, per owt. SHELL CORN Ibs. or more Ibs. Speltz, Sample T cent per pound di and Nickel Plate common, man, n spring | 1.72463 1 ‘d Montana on to arrive 1.62" July 1.523 ‘, 69@ 73. 38',@3 40) 2 1 i" to pack-| desirable 7 heavy-| medium a AAW; light | packing sows 10 1 1 TO SAUL Ms peat the words the Witness: Td. rather not. ‘Th were hardly words to tell to a gent man. Counsel: I see. | them to the judge. Then whisper Tit-Bits. MATILDA YOU ARE A GooD BUSINESS WOMAN~ IT TAKES A Suck SCHEMER To SQUEEZE ATHREE MONTHS VACATION, OUT OF $15.00 la iD OUR FINE: SINE q