The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1926, Page 11

ae ‘THURSDAY, ‘DECEMBER 16, 1936 Tribune Classified Advertisements io ~ ‘THE. BISMARCK TRIBUNE loUT OUR WAY —= PHONE 389=-— MALE HELP WANTED GOVERNMENT Patrol Inspector- Guards needed frequently for Cane- dian und other burders, $1680 year- ly, Particulars free, Write Oz- _¢ nes 3-P, St, Louis, Mo., immediate- AND WOMEN ba: arbers in great id at good wages, Short time required. Catalog free. Moler Barber College, rites, N. D, Estab. A girl for general house- work, Call 616 Tenth street or jand embroidered linen, cut glass, two beautiful upholstered chairs, floor lamp, Edison phono- graph, records, electrical appliances, ands other household fixtures. This is all new merchandise which will make suitable Christmas Gifts. Phone 737-R or call at 408 West Rosser street, choice anartn left. Building J just completed. Hot water, heat, electric stoves, Frigi- large laundry in basement, electric washing machine, thing new, Furnished or unfur- nished, Phone 697-3 or call 709 Ave, A. »FOK RE Mo pt. four rooms, light, heat, Witte fur- nished and heated garage, hot wa- te¥ heat, gas stove and kitchen cab- inet. Phone 842M. Call at 624 fenth street. FOR RENT—Beautifully furnished 3 3 room modern apartment on fi floor, Plenty of heat and hot, ter. Choice location, Harvey Her- rig & Compan: bus a tuvasened apartment ‘om coun Bale 8 Also for sale: A cuofoid t_980 Fourth street, “FOR Peat Nes steam heated fur- rivhed tote an Laurain 0. ‘our room Rae apt. Phone 773 after | Classified Advertising: Rates 1 insertion, 28 words “A 2 insertions, 28 words o& 3 inaerthns, 39 werd oe 1 week, Ads over” CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 65 Cents Per Inch All classified eds are cash in advance. Copy should be received by 12 o'clock to in- sure insertion same day. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 82 AUTOMOBILES ;| DEPENDABLE USED CARS! : WE TAKE as good care of our Used Cars as of our new stock—this is because we ‘consider both as vali able merchandise, Come in to our Used" Car Salesroom and see some of our bargains, 1926 Overland Se- dan; 1926 Dodge Sedan (leather); Ford Touring; Chevrolet Panel + Truck; 1926 Dodge Coupe. GaLR ibinet, dress- er, bed complete, chiffonier, six chairs, kitchen table, libra ible, cot, rocking chair, baby buggy, high chair, phonograph and records, ironing board and baby bed. Call Christ Fr FOR SALE—Sanitary ¢ cot, end table, magazine rack, blue enamel bed- room suite, mirror and garden tools, Phone 458 or call at 20 Ave. B t.. FOR RENT—Clean warm sleeping modern home, may be used for light housekeeping rooms, Call at 306 Eighth street. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished, cozy sleeping rooms, Also light house- keeping rooms. Close in. Phone ll at 422 sh street. FOR RENT—Two large modern n light housekeeping rooms. Call at 213 Eleventh street, 44 block from Broadway. YOR RENT—Two large rooms fur- nished for light housekeeping. Phone 643W or call at 924 Fourth street. jog a FUR RENT—Good sized front room with closet and kitchenette, Well furnished, 411 Fifth street. Phone 273. LAUNDRY HOME LAUNDRY. done, For men’s shirts, and nurses’ uniforms, Also family washings taken. call and deliver. Marguerit Bul- ten’s Home Laundry, 31 Ave, A, cor- ner of Mandan Ave. Phone 1017. __WOkK WANTED aWORK W NTE! i somining, and paper hanging. Prices reasonable. Call 525-W for esti mates. a ¥OR RENT—A four room modern house at 115 Mandan Ave. Po: sion at once. Inquire at 924 Fourth strect, Sidney Smith. For house at 519 Sixth street. May be occupied Jan. 1st. Inquire at —A i ed 4 FOR RE! a Call room butgalow with garage. at 503 Fourteenth street. ¥ 'T—Five room modern bung: alow 2 blocks from postoffice. Har- vey Harris & Company. D TO SELL— Practically new velour davenport and wing chair, blue with a. rose background. 21 Hughes Apts. and one 8-3 x 10-6 Wilton Velvet r Practically new. Call at 700 Mandan Ave. or Phone 366-R. FARM LANDS FOR SALE—A ter. section of land under cultivation $30.00 per acre. Hugh Brown Place, Boyd township. Also a house located in Bismarck, reasonable. Inquire Mrs. Minnie Baker, Menoken, N. D. L jiamond set pin $8.50; ais onic diamond stick pin $8.60; stick pin one dia- mond eels stick pin. 7 Aigo $75. le ring one also Genuine mupeican Elks Yooth Charm $18. Jani Marek, “then Guaranty Bank ‘Bldg. __Bismarek, N. D. FOR SALE—Choice imported German Rollers, German Chappers and Hartz Mountain, Cages, se treats, ete. jacob Bull, Dickins: horse, one mare about 12 years old. be sold at the front door of Appraiser, RADIO FOR SALE—H Harldyne left, 5 tube guaranteed, sells for $150.00, will take $75. cash or $80.00 time. Phi Hay B. MeCloud, N. D. Good midland ay, 12 to 400 tons, Cell 691-' ROOM FOR RENT FOR RENT—On January ist next. T will have two office rooms en suite for rent. See R. D. Hoskins or S.. A. Floren. Yi AUTOMOBILE | REFINISHING WE NOW have all necessary ee ment for first'class Duco and Lac- | quer Automobile refinishing. At present we Have on our floor for your ingpection one automobile which we have just reDucoed. NOW, It is not essential that you have the cash for such a job. We he paint your car and let you pay it in small monthly payments. coME IN and let us give you our ‘ices and terms, or call us and we ‘will look your car over and make you a price and terms which will meet with your approval, All Work Guaranteed DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO. om Oldsmobile Salen and Service BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA Phone 428 215 Main St. Open Evenin: ae ! biiaielect cca : now” pity all ‘the necessary { equipment to do first class cylinder’ block rehoning and rehoring, This work can be done- without teking the motor out of the chassis, saving considerable time and expense. Out of town’ people may ship their mo- tors to us, and prompt service will he given. WE ALSO do first class automobile repairing on any make of car. Our work guaranteed. Special prices during the winter months, WE WILL repuir your automobile and let you pay for it in smal\ monthly payments. Let, us quote yau prices. DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO. INC. 215 Main Street Bismarck, N. Dak. Phone 428 __ Open Evenings to 8:30 PERSONAL PALMIST an: renologist. Madam La orelle here at 416 Fourth St. Reading hours: 2 to 5 and 7 to 10.! - Helps find lost articles.’ See her today. WANTE mn of George Young, 18, light hair, blue eyes, nang heard of Marmarth, George, please answer, Ethel So. Colton, New York. WANTED—Maternity cas care. Call at 504 Ninth street. Mrs, John G. Dixon. A QUESTION CF FAITH. Damrosch to Give Piano Recital Next |i; Saturday Evening nh ar Walter Damrosch, conductor of the|” New York Symphony Orchestra, will give unother of his exceptionally Popular dramatic piano recitals at 8 o'clock Saturday evening, December 18, from the Gold Medal Station, WCCO. He has selected the first two acts of “Gotterdammerung” as_ his presentation of the evening. This work of Wagner is the final opera of series of which “Rheingold” and it watch.) “Siegfried” are a part,.both of which irst Nation-| have already been presented by Mr. Damrosch. The meaning of the word, “Gotter- dammerung,” is “Twilight of the a ied LOST—Man’s Bulova Finder return to the al Bank for reward. WELL: WELL: | “Jenkins, the cook tells me that} Gods,” you were intoxicated last night andj This series of weekly programs ving to roll a barrel out of the] recognized by radio fans as one of vr. the outstanding achievements of radio broadcasting. One of the many very interesting lette: vhich has come to Mr. Damrosch, d of American con- i of his was publie school music in a midwestern city. He reports that the upper grades of the public schools have taken a great in- terest in Mr. Damrosch’s work and . each week, before the programs are ‘A MODEL! | broadcast, abbreviated explanations Phew: say he’s turning out to be of the Wagnerian opera to be offered in. Wonderful husband.” by Mr. Damrosch are given as part “Yes, dandy! 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M The ination of s to turn the col-| y to a museum! almost every inter- citing days rticles | j esting: ine’ may be preserved have been pai ed by! Mr. Wilcox, who witnessed most or the events deseribed. j Have Roosevelt's Message x persons hi en the old vol | brought forth | from ils hiding place in. the f where Roosevelt, as Mr. Wile guest, Was inaugurated — president, and where he held his first cabinet | meeting. | Perhaps the most valuable docu-! jment in the collection consists of eets of ordinary yellow pape: jon which bled the tion qs. president 1901. Tn a re sins: “A great and terrible has befallen our pe dent of the United en down (hi ‘eral -then scratched out), a contmitied not only agai executive. but against eve ine and liberty-loving citizen of our nation, ugh and mTRwnllians, ©1026 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. (b WAS BEAUTIFUL 1 must Mrs, Brown, en's imprevin’ in her play! _ it rowed Hat and Coat A short time before Roosevelt b gan to write this proclamation he token the cath of office in the lib * the px home, in the 4) members of the MeKinle and a few other persons. The yellow paper was thrown in a serap basket, but someone thought of s and now Mr, Wileox is proud to pos sess it. Other mementos of those days in- clude the cout that Roo elt bor- rowed from Mr. Wilcox for his auguration, which has been given | the Buffalo Historical Socicty | hat loaned by John Seatcherd, man of the executive committce -Ameriean osition, is in ody of the Roosevelt Memor jon, in New York city, n “(from withi Vm nat ng! Em just dusting the piano” Telegraph. By Knick THS 1S MY WRD TRIP “Theo THE AIR TODAY. 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Malone; What! = Thim , things that be runnin’ ‘around on four legs! 7 Montreal Stai Among London's strange occuna- tions are ‘cart-minding, rolling hot water in the markets and painting door knockers, + Tueson, “}the leaders in the mayemen PAGE ELEVEN ' Ametite Helps An bird, he new Temple Ari with Mrs. Galli-Curei, brea! famous song- er | fer the nd Musie int hown (right) non Heineman, of for the building of the edifice. one Pool Room Operators Lose Licenses When They Deal in Liquor lown by t attorny hel by. th mine if his Klein waive er, and was out hi closing his door BODYLES London. One of the unusual spec- sexhibited ree hefore t nsisted of eb without Two ph had been iologi medium where they cont nued to grow OLD PENALTIES Peking—Under the stress of civil war China o a cient form: known of pierce: ix arrows im is then ts under ow that he is a Red don, OVERTIME “Why has your “L tried to hi e day when wanted to Guerin Mey him now, he hardly How the ‘well-dressed football player looks—off the field of battler Hardy * Kruscamp, Ohio State halfback, snap- | ped on the campus at Columbus, far \ from thé maddening cheers of the : throng but the _cyposure EE Bice coed eyes. Rruscamp’s name di : in print very often during Accord play, : ing season, but he had no little part in tHe Buckeye success, standin; ae ecially ns a defensive:player, the gacdy gloves the young ‘ig wearing.