The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 12, 1927, Page 7

~ RADIO PROGRAMS Raid Produces wi “Fe Fi Fo Fum, I smell rum.” That was T. Rustad’s circumspect Ca as he nosed about the. xYW, nt of a home at 306 Fourth WAR, WAG avenue Friday, Lwws Wi Mr. Rustad is a federal WHas Wi and prohibition t from - Minot and although only 80 bottles of beer were in sight his nose knew that Sa @ still in the immediate ys Turning to a series of shelves that held tasty preserves and jellies, Mr. Rustad one look, seized a hook that protruded f, shelves, pulled, and prest nook was revealed, he Two complete stills, one of 15 and the other of 10 gallon capacity, 100 gallons of sour mash, and two kezs of “spiked” wine were found, he atates, Mandan High Holds Cage Pep Session School spirit will be manifest this winter at the basketball games in the Mandan High gym the pep session and the pep talks that were given at the regular high school assembly Friday are samples. atta Toate i portion of the rogram to athletics, Grannjson arp, cheer leader, reviewed the football session and paid tribute to the football players who will grad- uate. Clyde Challey, member of the faculty and former agricultural. col- lege cheer leader, spoke on achool spirit at the coming basketball games. Blair Seit resident of the stud- ent council, and an appointed cém- mittee arrange the programs that are given alternately by the senior and junior high schools. This week's * program, which will be of a s 4 ‘Re are, will be given by t a highaudents y 7 hTstmas programs walt be se rist- AMONG FEATURED PROGRAMS ‘Yucodey, Dee. 18 , Hour WIS WEE WBAL WHAM KDKA WIR Wt iy WGR wean ROTOR sercnen MALE HELP: WANTED DO YOU DRIVE A CAR? U.S. Government — Chauffeur-Carrier| job pays $141-$175 month, “How to qualify” mailed FREE. Write, Arcade se ‘Bureau, 33-P ene 25 M"N WANTED at once to learn Wor we Barber Trade. Easy work, easy to learn, good wages. Free cata: 1 ee Barber College, Fai vibodicsaas 128 under o. Ads over 25 words, 2c addi- tional per word . CLASSIF1 DISPLAY RATES 65 Cents Per Inch shaaeitel aaah vance. cae Tl Boy to assist in milk delivery and work in dairy “THAT'S ALWAYS WORK WANTED repair that radiator be- fore it is too far gone. le pair and clean out clog; radi tors restoring their circulati All work guaranteed. Phone 2 Use it. .'Ack’s Radiator Shop, back ¥ vice_Station. HIGH SCHOOL Senior must have sonie- kind of work after school and on Saturdays. Anythii enable him to keep up his scl -,_work. Willing. Phone 273. A RELIABLE middle woman desires a position as housekeeper on farm or gity, or will do any kind of work by the day. Phone 262-M. WANTED—Maternity. cases in private home with good care giv- en. Mrs. John G. Dixon, Ninth street. Phone 477-W. ———— — FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTED—A middle aged woman for kitchen work. Apply in per- son. Barker Baking & Candy Co. WANTED—Competent maid _for| small family, no coe Write i jo. 69. =22 ‘ _ THE TRIBUNE____ i seesbeal ————— ey | @——________________@/ small wittn boxing became legal tn | ‘ io ae ae cu | Additional Sports Jest eB 1 lias, as , Oo @ reason similar ribune la e dvertiseme nts Fight Commissioner ona yg the PHONE 82 == pe Resigns in [linois|vatiows sorts accompanying the : POSITION WANTED Chicago, Dec, 12—(AP)—Joha C.| EVERLASTING ALEXANDER COMPETENT stenograplier desires| Righeimer, chairman of the Wlinois| Chicago, - 12.—P)—Grover ae cither pernianent , or fat 9 ateti por cae sop ieee |e Tepes eeander will calebeate 1 insertion, 25 words or temporary. Twelve y exper-/18 months of the commission's ex-| Louis Cardinals go into training for luciana’ - e Siege cating Me ek dnt thet job | ee 1928 pennant race, : pe aed ~ MIDD! LE aged lady would like id ante al gion Dick Rudolph, former star. pitch- : Position doing aga tad have | His whem! flee! = Prehn eS the Braves, has resigned his : ni ssioner - ls ae a 300 “Ninth ss 3 = se uy oon ted by. Governor or Ey coach of the Braves' Site MOM’N POP That's That ie Fes DECEMBER 13 HRS ter, MAYBE YOU DONT REALIZE ¢ ALL RIGHT~ ate a Setter oer ee poker en (TV POP- BOT YOURE SHOWING MOm-ALRIT! teers mlocyolen'es rake eee ea ERE vs come DECIDED PARTIALITY BETWEEN / BUT wor wi CHICK AND BILL-EVER SINCE | START ANOTHER y sic te SHSWLE Chicage—e70 CHICK HAS BEEN WORKING | ARGUMENF— |] LET HIS FAMINE TRY, =| i: ses Opi aririina. wes thieage-ar0 WENE MADE HIM PAY ROOM ¢ BILUSIN HIS || 'T—YES, JUST LET F tal ANDBOARD <HE’S. OLR OWN | ROOM AN’ TLL|| THEM! AFTER THIS, SON~BILUS WORKING FOR YOU, J] GOUPAN'LAY|| POP'S CHARITY CAN ‘TOO, AND HE'S GOT TO START f DOWN THE START AT HOME LAW TO.HIM AND FINISH HERE, ' THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE roy SSen Rebuilt Automobiles A Used Car Is No Better Than the Dealer Made It. WHENEVER you buy a_ used car = are buyin something that formerly belonged to somebody ~ else. e dealer who sells it to you is the only one who can as- the the first owner when he gave it up. You can be sure of a good deal if you buy from a good deal- er, 3. Games 890.8—WTAN, Clevelené—780 20—Bealy Air Weavers uct! tas idge Games Bh RA—WAIU Columbue—1000 :MOI—WRAA Datine=t00 iy Weavers \ WELL, I GoT. OUT OF " ENERY THING'S SETTLED; MOM! THAT PRETTY EASY— BILL STARTS PAYING BOARD | THIS WEEX=WHEN THINGS LIKE EVEN (IF Tt oID HAVE TO THIS TURN OP, DONT FLY OFF RAISE BILLS SALARY : or, THE HANDLE ~JO6T TELL ME 50 H Orchestra Gaculen wn FOR RENT = Ponoied — om jpcig rs arta cate j ie Sealy Air Went ee see Orchestra room and small kitchenette. Hazel- P yh way 9o—Auet Som 9:00—Red Apple cub a hrs.) hurst, 411 Fifth street. : 5 G / 01 S82. 7—WWI Déetre}t—8s0 FOR RENT—Furnished housekeep- 20—Bealy Air Weavers er Y eral housework. Call at room 334 ing apt. suitable for two.e 422 : MoKUeten ahdes ANTEDGil for ‘Be ee ial 400.7-—-WBAP Fort Worth=000 ‘WANTED-—Girl for general house-| <mmmmeee—--. HOUSES AND FLATS 6: 3 work. Phone 967. _ waiters: E y side pertee gs Elaniat ‘ A irl at the Mohawk. |FOR RENT—Strictly modern 5 344—KTHS Hot Springe—T90 room lower duplex, O—Jazs Zither 63 ity Appearances ‘ Social News of 10:00—Siumber Music «i 5 As NTS tached. O..W. Rol 408.2—WFI. ie Fe 601 : ity ratory, Waa _ Burns Phone 18kn * WELLWLIT.Philddelphiantea ek id Es ___ Mandan Vicin y ‘water waver, "Send 25¢ dat 818 Thayer, Inquire 3 370.8=WDAF Kanste City—610 + irs. Fred Bolke and daughter, eed Weavers \ gis, who have been the guest ree Siem ‘arias Games 4 ir, N. E. Bivhoned : ae ; ms with furnace and bath. One : 298.9—WTMS Mitwaukee—1020 | fiend returned to ir ho ¥ -P. O. Rent $37.50. RigrBiiver se Te ae q Poa : \ ITURE FOR 8 PT endns titer 3:ae—Gavalceae Louis Eckroth has returned from R.SALE—Household fyrniture. __ MISCELLANEOUS '00—Continen 442—WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paut—M0 | the Northern Pacific ‘hospital at One Velour duofold and two chairs DIAMONDS—Mounted in rings y ie greaady our Banquet Glendive where he underwent “anjo-——~ to match, one niet rep rug, i fs E x 9:3¢—Gilbert-Sullivan Operas operation. size 9x10 1-2, one spring, al- OW OSS! so one wringer. Phone 1208 or extra good SEEN Roce __call at 503 Fourth street, $25, $35, $50, $65, $75, $100 and DON, AND IT . FOR SALE—A_ Baldwin Grand| up. Easy ‘payments if desired. LINDY OUT OF ) Soy piano, in excellent condition, For| Absolute privacy in all transac- TAAT BIG KOLE,) ops information inquire at room 630| tions. Your unwanted’ diamond Pop! at Patterson Hotel after 6:30] taken in as part Price. m. Buy now for Xmas. James W. Marek, exclusive diamond deal- FOR SALE—Dining room table street, chairs, buffet, kitchen cabinet Plas isce ag Third J a in) ind_sanitary..coych. Phone $39. Fi HOME LAUNDRY T Address for finished washes at competi tates is Marguerit Bulten’s Home Laun- dry. Men’s shirts a_ specialty. Repairs if desired. Call 1017 —- 203 a . A West. We call and “Rebuilt Cars With a Ecrutation” Lahr Motor Sales Co. Tril oie WANTED—Gin for general house- work. Call Mrs. Harold Hopton, St. Alexius hospital. ‘WANTED—Competent girl for gen- by bith schools prior te the ‘mS program. fF eroonal and} tific hair water waver. ‘Send 25c| furnished at 813 yer. Inquire for sample. Attractive _ selling] W. S. Casselman. plan. Arrow Products Co., Ter- ‘ t NT— . 14th, 6 minal Annex Bldg., Philadelphia, RENT—House by Dec. 14t ti Block from vh \ \ one / y Otto Thress of Dickinson spent ke Friday in Mandan, transacting busi- 409.7—WOAI San Antenio—e00 ness. ' 8:30—Gebbhardt Mexican Players | WEA—KSED St. Lovie—s90 GOING To. BUY Boy FOR OMENS TAGE eee 5 POscAR et Joseph Holets of Meadowland, Minn., and formerly of M: fas returned home after spen: ow days here looking after in terests and visiting frie Mrey Chasse @rdortst: dens hoav;a patient at t! hospital, ‘returned to her hoxi Huff Saturday. {Hands For Seventh - r Radio Bridge Game | E entra, 08.5-—WRO Washington—610 acsaterins thers, Games BAS -WTAG Woreesterso00 $:20-—Dance, Orchestra 7:00—Setberit dieo—Auetion Brides Games SOUTHERN 256.9-WWNC Asheville—t010 6:00—Di lusic $iSo—auction Bridge Games 00—! id, tats Orgast Ghee ee CNP WESTERN 328.8—KOA Denver—020 83 Bo: Sib aKectlon Bridge Games 408.5—-KFI Los Angeles—640 FOR SALE—Just received a large shipment of imported Ger Hartz Mountain Canaries. Every duranines asinger. Also to select from. Bismarck Dairy The seventh of a ceries of 20 ra- dio auction bridge games will be broadcast from KFY! y, De- cember 18, at 9 0 ished sleep- ing room in modern home. Hot - water heat, gentlemen preferred, meio ea bs ivjlers hin block north of Soo Depot Iso Tor rent, $8.00 per month’ Cell 202 Eighth street. Phone 375. R RED icely furnished warm front room on first floor, one‘room with porch on second floor for light housekeeping or sleeping. Also young boy will share room for $10 a month. 705 __ Sixth street. = FOR RENT—In modern home, warm. room at reasonable rate. Co., Bismarck, N. D. Phone 348. NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS— New and second hand. Over 500 styles and izes. We have one to fit your business. W. E. Stitzel, representative. Patterson Hotel, Bismarck, N. D. FOR SALE—Choice Imported 478.9—WSB Atlanté—690 Ff our }5—Uheleje and Guitare Pervert Jackeonville—00 Fioriday ae Program 322.4—-WHAB Leulevilie—000 304.4—KG0 Qatland—re0 e—-Auction Bridge Games Rica Paice 008.9-—KILX Oakiand—s00 '30—Dinner Concert 00-—Dance Program (3 hrs.) @15—KOW Portiané—610 . mM. Each game of the series features Milton. C. Work and Wilbur C, Whitehead, New York experts; in as- sociation with players from’ other cities in America and Canada. The listeners-in are-urged to have four pa: ready with cards and to,fol- jow the game bid by bid and play by. play with the ex i - % Following are the advance flor game seven: Mr, Wilbur s, C. Whitehead, of Ni York, “South,” ed of ed dealer holds: 54 Also fac tee sale. fee single, one e ql rand one ful size. Phone 1845-W. 303 W.|‘ horn cockerels. Ph Broadway. f James T. Campagna, 7-F-15, FOR RENT—Two newly furnished rooms in modern home with hot water heat. Hot and cold run- ning water. One room suitable for reed gues preferred. 413 ve. B. FOR MENT—Furnished rooms in fearts K Diamonds A 10 8 spot 6 ' Clubs A_Q 105 2 Mr. Milton C. Work, of New York, North,” holds: des rer 62 . N. D. CENTRAL STRAYED—From my place, 1 bay b2e—K: hicage—870 mare; 1150; 1 bay mare ‘198 S ” PPE np a : “ brand: = gray mare ID brand. Z Z Ff -Carison Orchestra a . ilton, 4 the new 66 eH 906.8—WEBH-WIJD Chicage—e00 lurses “Home, ‘phone 921. n $e Eagewr se rge, warm, ultra] Also aes modern sleeping room. Suitable for one or two. Breakfast served “df desired. Call at 8)2 | Seventh street. Phone 960-J. FOR RENT—Warm comfortable) FOR_SALE—Hot water beater with room, close in, Also for sale:| c ions, $7.50. Phone 973-W. Electric range in first class con-| after 6:00. dition. Call at 405 Fifth sonerrernrersiaernicenyiner, NEWS BRIEFS ; —_—_—_— Sioux Falls, 8. D.—D. J. Phone 1093-M. . FOR RENT—Newly furnished room hon, Ellendale, N. mH yi » N. was fiéld secretary of the ai ‘ota Motor’ in new modern home. Must be G. Johns THERE GOES A MANIMAL ASK _}- HIM 1F HE OW! — soa |. ANYTHING ABOUT Hy seen to be appreciated. ‘Call ‘at 307 Tenth’ street after 6:00 . ii gf modern home. street. Phone FOR RENT—Two modern parti; furnished basement rooms, at’ 515 Anderson street or phone of Desmet, S. D. S. D., was ident. E: H . 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