The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1927, Page 7

¢ Tribune Classified Advertise ns nis WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1927 "Tht b bi. MARCK a UBUNE _ MALE HELP WANTED DO YOW DRIVE A CAR? U. 5. Government _ Chauffeur-Carrier job Pays $141-$175 month. “How “to qualify” mailed FREE. Write, Instruction patter 33-P Arcade Blidg., St.Louis, Mo. 25 MIN WANTED at once to learn wes Trade, Easy ade easy ‘0 learn, good wages. Free cata- 1h Moler Barber woes College, Far- go, N. D. WANTED—Twenty men ~ salesmanship ability, trem money earning proposition. adi Hide & ly Fur, Bismarek, FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTED—Competent —_ maid BE general housework. Call Ave. B from 9:00 a. m. BiMg m, and in the evenings from 6:30 p.m. Phone 902 WANTED—Strong girl or —worhan for generah housework. Apply Dohn’s Meat Market. WANTED—Competent maid_ for having} Us | small family, no washing. Write Tribune Ad. No. eral house- old Hopton, St. iS. hospital. ‘WANTED—Gjrl for general house- work. Call at 119 A ‘WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Phone 967. ____ WORK WANTED LET ACK | repair that radiator be- fore it is too far gone. We re- ae and clean out clog; radia- tors restoring their circulation. All work guaranteed. Phone’261. Use it. Ack’s Radiator Shop, back of Malm’s Service Station. HIGH SCHOOL Senior must ~ have some kind of work after megtel and on Saturdays. Anythin: enable him to keep up his oot work. _ Willin; home 273, ; YOUNG MAN wants work of any kind. Has dairy experience. Can furnish references. Frank L. Meier. Phone 1104. 806 First street. * WA laternity cases in private home with good care giv- en. Mrs. John G. Dixon, 504 Ninth street, Phone 477-W. YOUNG high school girl would like to *ake care of children _after| school and evenings. Phone _1228-W ss bite Salles. ‘EXPERIENCED lady wants time housework. mapa Ts. '_Albert Hintz, Ge aenere WANTED fancy sewing. FURNITURE FOR SALE SALE—Household furniture. One Velour duofold and two chairs to match, one dining room rug size 9x10 1-2, one_bed spring, .al- so one wringer. Phone 120-R, or call at 503 Routh" street. FOR SALE—Household furniture, including small ice box, beds and dressers. Call at 417 Fifth street fter ._m, R SALE—Dinin irs, buffet, and_sanitary couch. Phone 839. 4 FOR SALE—Good used Maytag washing machine. 412 Fifth street. Phone 545. HOME LAUNDRY oN i Phone 830-R. THE BEST Address for finished \ washes at compet penny rates is Marguerit Bulten’s Home Laun- dry. Men’s shirts a_ specialty. Repairs if desired. Call 1017 203 Ave. A West. deliver. AOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT—In wa: modern home, one sleeping room. Also light housekeeping flat with two rooms suitable for two. adults. —Call at 618 614 Bi ith street. oh FOR RENT RENT—Styictly modern § room lower aide garage ‘ at- tached. O. W. Robetts, Weather __ Bureau. Pho FOR REFT— ti modern ho: furnished at 818 Thayer. Inquire . 8. Casselman. 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THE ° BISMARCK TRIBUNE Rebuilt Automobiles aaa Dealer Made It ALL suits agree that the American public spends an enor- mous sum annually merely for Co aa of muta of buying new of‘ automobiles. Few used care have served more than a fraction of the mileage built in- to them. The used car buyer gets twice :s much for his dollar as the first owner. Our stock will prove it—come in and see for yourself, ~ ‘Rebuilt Cars With a &:~utation” Lahr Motor Sales Co. See |) a ome LOST OR STRAYED—From_ the Teachout farm at Glencoe, North Dakota, a small white dog with few brown spots, answers to the name “Tiny.” Anyon® giving ‘information regarding same will be ‘suitably rewarded. mn Nich- olson, Glencoe, North Dakota. ‘Phone 6-F-14. LOST—A pair sh glasses, with hee right lens. Finder Please call 79, ———__APARTMENTS ____ FOR RENT—Furnished apartment for light housekeeping, city heat- ed. College te Phone 183, rimmed room and dmall kitchenette. 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HELL Te be 1M, ‘BouT 1 AMONG FSATURED PROGRAMS Thureday, a 4 <i 1:00—Dodge Brothers Presents! pone stations. ‘a Sentinets— Mi rs wri WR, WOY WCAB et Ete Rove Wi ain Be Se ae, Eskim>s—' a TAG WRC WGY mein KDKA WLW WJR rTM WR' WA RPRO WEAPW REM, vebees eo ed a WEA aed WGR WOAE ww Wai Al, WHAM KDKA a WDAF WGN pa 8:00—Ci won jrothers— ' mrt WEBH KSD ra, Rigoletto’ hy A pas ane ESD as 00—Nour of Modern Wurle-KG0, 6 otations, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16 : (By The Associated Presse) 93 Programe tra) Standard time alike in PM Lorn we W8A 1a WN-WLIB chleage—rap rq & ave lena on Sse lels fers, kllocycles on right, fee oe “geil _728—wea Attantie City—1100 seen Dual Trio ib ~ ER Hleal Grab, Beg: Organ re 205.5—WBAL Sattimore—1000 5 ircle ie Sta Ca Recital Concert See Baie our! Chicago Opera 385.6—-WEE! Boston—820 rd ifort. Brothera rT 461.3—WNAC Boston—650 7:30 it pHa renga Bory ‘Theatre Program PP aero sk "putate—a00 f bo mete uct ms fas Baines 9:00—Smt 9: 3—Slater's Penusytvantans 5:00—Orcher 648.1—WMAK BSuffalo—6s0 on Na nist i Popul i Be one sews Chicago—870 ws seo stone aor 447.8—WMAQ-WQJ Chicago—670 $isr— Bunce sects 103 oo—Hamiltonlane: Orchestra (3 hrs.) 428.3—WLW Gincinnati—700 341.2—WSAI Cincinnati—es0 $8 Orchestra it Composers 5: eS Brothers santiiens oe Clevelané—760 a Sr Cavaliers 202.8—WaAIU Conomuer000 00—Orchestras CB.1—WEFAA Dallae—00 00-—Great Com; jour 30—Capieal ‘Theater Program 422.3=-WOR Newark—710 8:30—Ensemble: Dit UBNew Tork Pitinarmonte Or. chestra (3 hrs. 491.5—WEAP New Veork=610 & 30-—Hoover Sentinels 8:00-—Cll y 5:00—emith Brothers 499.7-—WBAP Fort Worth—e00 £ Seamts hed pages Hou Lost 0:00 Cepia, Appleblossom 804.4—KTHS Hot Springe—780 8:00—golo Hour 103: 18—Bpecialties # 370.2--WDAF mee City—810 reat Com tS had ‘Sentinels Segre Pet Bou “aus—wrms Milwaukee—1020 405.2—WFI-WLIT Philedeiphia—70 §:30—Adelphia Whispering Orchestra Hoover entice = deem 5:00-- Ete Peay see nee Orem ce oe Balkite Hour! Chicago Oper: 483.6—-WJAR Providence—620 $:30—Coward Seintert, Hour $:00—Ciicquot Eskimos 277.6—WHAM Rochester—1000 #8.2—wCcco CO Minneapelie-8t Paul—740 6:00—Din: 10:90—Balite Groans Chicago Opera bescrl pai Omaha—590 6:30—Orches! " 30 Hoover Sentinels xwell Hour HF sol cago Opera :00—-Maxwell Hour 9:00—Balkite Hour 383.1-—-W8Z Springfield—000 [:Q— Wandering Minstret 409.7-—-WOA! San Antonio—00 3:00-—Maxw: $:80—Kelvinator Hour 3:00—Balkite Hour, 648.1—KED St. Louie—st0 Pinas rarlren ‘Schenectady—700 ie Scie, te Hoover Sentinels 3:00—Binith Paothier 3:00—Clicquot Club Eskimos pce = cea Tulea—200 386.8—CKCL Toronto—s10 20-—Hoover Sentinels eatra, Bop—Maswell Hou 9:00—Male Chorus (1% bra.) 344.8—WCBD Zion—870 $:00—Brass Quartet, Mixed Quartet Bells (2 hrs.) 816.9—WTAG Worcester—580 fear lone Comfort Hour teguee Club Eskimos " 0p emt Brothers SOUTHERN 206.9—WWNC Asheville—1010 *:00—Dinner Music :15—Rotary Club Program :00-yT heater Frolic 478.9-—W8B Atianta—630 3:00—-Radio Servicing Talk; at 7:30—-Hoover Sentinels aries, Hour 336.9—WJAX a uLenetetee Se ete Rrueio Pi 00—Maxwell our $224—WHAS Loulsville—930 > 1:30—1 Sentinels § tom check jeal Hour Bas-WMC Memphie—580 7:30—Hoover Sentinels 8:00—Mazwell Hour 896.9—WSM Nashville—s90 7:00-—Dependable Hour 7:30—-Hoover Sentinels 8:00—Maxwell Hour 9:30—Studio Program 13100 $22.4—WSMB New Orleans—930 820—Varied Musical Program (2 hrs) 254.1—WRVA Richmond—1180 6:00—Orchestra 8:00—Mazwell Hour 9:00—Varled Program (2 hrs.) CENTRAL WESTERN 325.9—KOA Denver—820 NNIVERSARY PROGRAM) 00 Mnatrumental tal Program : :80—"The Mikado” 33 :45—Song Cycle @8.5—KFI Los Angeles—640 30—Popular Pianist EF :00—U, of peeiners Callt. 11:00—NBC Pre + 12:00—Modern fassical Music 336,9—-KNX Los Angelee-890 9:00—Org: 10:00—Vielinist: Pianist 12:00—Dance Orchestras (2 brs.) 304.4—KGO Oakland—780 Pilgrims 11:00—NBC Musical Program 12:00=Danee Orchestra 808.2—KLX Oakland—590 8:30—Dinner Concert 10:00—Dance Muslo (2 hra) —“ 401.5—KOW Pertiend—410 10:00—Mazwell House 11:00—Pacific Network Program at -KERO San Francleco—6a 0—Cecilians Se pesical RIN pv 2 brs.) 423--KPO San Francieco—710 10:00—Studio m Bt Preset Network Program “UTS—KFOA Seattle—670 , 11:00—Maxwell Orchestra: Ore mm loists EBH-WJJD Chicago 6:00—Palmer House Orchestra KFYR Radio Programs 249.°—KFYR—1200 Thursday, December 15 9:80 to 11:00 a. m.—Orthophonic program, complete weather fore-' three years, but place on probation for five years. Prag oe hee ton Toeetink, ae Mise Lore St. Paul—J. G. T 12:80 to 1:00 ». m. vice it of 12:30 to ». m.—Orthophonic vice peareen PAGE SEVEN per; Dudley Field Malone + sum- org as witnesses in senate hear- ings. N. P. Railroad Offers: Rates to Homeseekers St. Paul, iinn., Dec. 14.—The movement of bona fide landseokers to the northwest increased in 1927 and evidences are that this trend in 1928 will exceed! that of the current year. Announcement of the 1928 round trip homeseekers' fares was mad3 today by H. W. Byérly, general im- migration agent, and A. B. Smith, passenger traffic manager of the Northern Pacific railway, at the general offices in St. Paul. Both of these afficials forecast an increas- ing movement of homeseekers to northwest lands in the coming year. To stimulate this. movement home. kers’ fares of ong fare plus $2 ‘or the round trip will be in effect every Tuesday to points in western Minnesota, North Dakota and Mon- tana as far west as Three Forks ard Lombard, Montana, and on the first and third Tuesday of each mont from February to December, 1923, to points in Montana west of Lom- bard and Three Forks and also tu points in Idaho, Oregon and Wa: ington east of Ellensburg and Fall- bridge. Tickets will be Mmited for return to 21 days from the date of sale. Tickets to points in Minnesv- ta, North Dakota and Montana will be first-class, and to points in Ida- ho, Oregon and Washington second- class. Homeseekers’ tickets are to be sold by the Northern Pacific at St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and Superior, and from Chicago, St. Louis, sas City and intermedi- ate point aerial f At the Movies| CAPITOL THEATRE Underwater scenes are an inéer- esting feature of the William Fox super-production, “Monte Cristo,” adapted from the famous novel by Alexandre Dumas and constituting a of the big screen dramas of all Aime. Readers of the great novel will recall the sensational —- of Ed- mond Dantes from the Chateau D'if; how, after twenty years im- prisonment, he sews himself in a sack, is thrown into the seas as dead, rips himself free from the bag and makes his way to the island of concealed treasure. As this episode forms one of the most dramatic and thrilling mo- ments of the play, the introduction of underwater photography, show- ing every incident as pictured od Dumas, was first considered a risk because of the danger which lies in the usual methods of such filming. The tremendous popular demand by audiences all ‘over the country for this picture has induced the producers to reissue the film in which John Gilbert, Rene Adorce, Estelle Taylor and other stars scored their first triumphs, and its now being shown at the Capitol @heatre. ELTINGE THEATRE “Honeymoon Hate,” whic’ is the feature at the Eltinge for to and Thursday, has Florence at the head of the cast with Wil Austin furnishing comedy tow His last appecvance at the professor-vii escapades. 9 a Saturday Evening written by Alice M. Wilkinson. Another of the popular Zane Grey stories will be screened at the El- tinge on Friday and Saturday. This one, “Open Range,” described as an action Western with the throttle wide open has Betty Bronson, Lane Chandler and Guy Oliver in the leading role. “Chang,” which comes to the El- tinge for Monday and Tuesda: an outstanding picture o* the year or of all time. Photographed in the jungles of Siam, it is a vivid and thrilling conception of man’s fight for life. Two men risked their lives to get this great picture and the spectator is forced to agree that the escapes were plenty. One of the most thrilling incidents is a mighty eleppant stampede which destroyed a native village. PROTECT YOUR CHILD'S HEALTH a Through thoughtlessness the slight cough or cold of a child is sometimes neglected and becomes serious. A few doses of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound, at small cost, taken at the onset of a cold brings speedy relief. ,Be prepared, have a bottle of thas safe reliable cough remedy on hand and give promptly when a ‘eausiees or cold is first detected. Bally eget for grown persons, ‘or Foley's Boney and Tar. sold everywhere. \v. = His SELF. q FOUND—A__iady’s gold watch. ar} Qeper wy have same by : Hace Seo AY Damiana at the court house in the court room,