The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1927, Page 7

“< “ work’on pes Tribune Classified Advertisements —_= PHON B 83 == Rt San so ed re wy U. 8. ‘Chauffeur-Carrier| icb'oe "earn 144170 mon month, “How ify” Edad FREE. 5 Trstracth ion Bi Bldg., i 'ANTED—Farmer ot pig a sides S. travel in cOHNON &. b Sli oe 252, Winona, Minn. re MIN WANTED at once to learn Barber Tra tou work, oy ‘0 learn, good wages, sas Moler Barber College, Fix Sn rent; | Howey eae ability, mone Bismarck H WANTED—Exp John En: Baldwin, N. Ded Phone 3-F-33, ee FEMALE HELP: WANTED . WOMAN WANTED FOR TRAV- ELING POSITION. Open Ji 9th, not married, entirely unin- peer with high school ‘educa- tion between 25 and 40. TY; bonus and transporta' information. TON. & CO., 1002 N. Chicago. WOMEN—Manufacturer — spare . time, aprons. Material cut, no selling, experience unnecessary; stamped. envelope __ brings particulars. Glory Apron Co., Mt. tremendous moyen Apply ‘ur, Bismarck, minced man Earn $16 dozen sewing . -Experience unnecessary;| opportunity beginners. “Steady work, materials cut. Stamped ad-l cae dressed envelope brings «details, Goshen Dress, Goshen, N. Y. LADIES earn $17_ dozen sewing! dresses home. , Experience’ un- 6-6th] FOR es fall pai pertictilars, b oe Anderson, foalanas ‘Box 0. 6. ADDRESS ENVELOPES ‘at home, spare time. Ex sary. Dignific work, . $15-$25 weekly easy. Send 2c stamp for, particulars, Méazelle, Dept. 1728, Gary, Indiana. LADIES—Embgoider for us in your spare 1 time, easy, Plea t, profit- le home work. E Lamothe Mfg. Co., Livermore F; it ‘ADDRESS s ENVELOPES—Wi6-$55 ‘weekly in sour spare time: thing furnished. euah ticulars. Junell Company, __™mond, Ind, ee aie eye girl oe wens for eral housewor!l _Dohn's Meat Market. si WANTE! ipetent_ gitl for general housework.- Phone 902 or call at 802 Ave. WANTED—Girl for general house- work, Phone 91 967. WA ANTED —Materhy cases rivate hom good care giv- Boy Mrs. ‘John G. Dixon, 3 Ninth street. Phone 477-W. ‘PERIENCED — woman housework, Call a 820. street. ‘wants Third pairs if desired. Gall 1017 ~ 304 Ave. A West. We call and ate deliver. FURNITURE FOR BALE ‘OR: SALE—A Grand Toho in excellent sopeien a informati Soonding tS ‘Thompson, room at, Paitaraon Hotel. ‘At home after" all hairs, _buftet, a and sanitary ouch. "PRICED FOR QUI Genuine waleet nate new, $80.00. : FOR RENT—Two tractive arn ee bath connecting, ~ necting, $12 r post Call at 11. gh RE Phone 1132-LW, SALES! jEN . A REAL OPPORTUNIIY for a clean cut, energetic, i:vendadle man, to build for himself a per: manent and Profitable business in this territory, selling our ert cal- endars and XL advertising :.pe- cee Getta teitory ge Rae cel, ay tinel res, ‘o., Indianapolis, Jnd. Established 1822. Refer ence: Bradstree Duns BIG Ohio Corporation seeks man- ager for Conrati territory. $50 commission. Earnings rey immediately. Good for early. We furnish every- id deliver and collect. Capital or ere unnecessary. Fyr- Fyter Co. ae sot Fyr-Fyter Bldg., ‘Dayton, O! Classibed Advertising Rates 4 po gpd words references Hee exclusive that _ex- nest 8. Sene| ci 25 words or Sdsccverscceces LSS We Teal per were constr DISPLAY 68 Cente Per inch All seas Caty’ eheuld be. ree should ceived by 13 veleck to inaure imanrtles” same day. SALESMEN | WANT ‘ED—Must have THE : car. Earn $5,000 extra carrying - BISMARCK TRIBUNE sideline greatest popular priced men’s clothes model; on alg Rae fe refere! Rebuilt Automobiles | Great cppormity. ‘Stniey Men- : ye % A Used pike ies ae Better bey the "| RIGHT now we have customers waiting on certain makes and models of used cars not now in our stock. sine ies but responsibility as sail eo the car. ‘Whatever you buy here will sat- rN ay you well. eet ae ey hits? goods, diar- ies, calendars, advertising spe- cialtigs; big commissions. Harden- burg & Co., 867 Elizabeth Ave., Linden, N. J. ogress Map, first irst of ,its kind. Beautiful, practical. Un- limited, untouched National atte isfy you... Peori: “Rebuflt Cars With a Ecrutation” Lahr Motor Sales Co.. ng| LOST OR STRAYED Fonte Teachout farm at Glesoce, North Dakota, a small white dog wit few roe spots, answers to in name pugs ” Anyone giving infermatjon Tegarding same wil be suitabl ene Don Nich- olson, Gi N __ Phone 6-F-14, ness. needed to earn $50 to $100 week- y selling shirts direct to eee pare or full time. Write for Free Samples, Madjson Shirts, 562 Broadway, New York. ‘GENTS—Greatest metal specialty ever invented! Merchants amazed. Sensation wherever shown! Large commissions. Exclusive territory. Print-O-Graph, 126 "Street, Flint, M store route this county. Experience unneces- sary. No selling, distribute and collect. Should net $70.00 w:ckly. PERIS MFG. CO., Flor:n, Pa. APARTMENTS unfurnished, apartment in Person Court. Phone 796. No oasital or experience etc, and some change, Finder please return’ to Tribune office. AUTOMOBILES SALE—1928 Dodge sedan run 1680 miles. Will consider led ¥ smaller a in trade. ae He responsil party. Mandan, oe welt care of Ad. 70, Bismarck Tribune. NA! | Decisions of nal Supreme Court From Burke County Burke County, a municipal corpor- ation, plaintiff, vs. Claude Oakland, et al, defendants, and Burke County, a municipal corporation, Claude Oak- land, et al, overseers of the poor, Cleary ywwnship, Burke county, North Dakota, and Carl:Nyquist, re- spondents, vs.: Thomas Pare,: et ‘al, overseers of the poor, of Thorson township, Burke county;-North Da- mete appellants. Under subdivision 6 of Section xclysive diam - 2801 a residence once legally ac- er. Gttice at 108 iPhed’ street,| quired continues until it is lost, by Bismarek, N. D. acquiring a new one, or by volun- otch Coolie pups.|tary absence from the county in Ancestors of thes. pups have had| which such residence is established ‘ actual work on the cvae) for over] for a period of one ye: nd where vears. le and white.|@ person has lived continuously for This strain of tolltee, are bold] five Abele on his homertead, and fe hea a timid] thereafter rents the land, stopping Advise wheth- there oceasionally, building an addi- er you want a dog for’ horses andj tion to his house, digging stones on cattle or for sheep. Price $19.00/the land, going to the land and look- Address: A. E. Pavey,|ing after his share of the crop at in gold sent BREE Eek Delta Bldgs Los geles, Ci M gous DIAMONDS lounted in rings of the-Jat sent to any bank Sag jues $25, $50, 00 Sp. aig’ pasmuents ie° deivod Absolute in all transac- diamond KFYR Radio| Programs ~ Sunday, Dee. 18 se 0 2m 10: ah a. Pe ae mehenic ni forecast. 903 20. to 12:00 a. m—Church services (by remote control) First Presbyterian church. 1:00 to: 2:00 p. m—Variety Tel, ucst program. 75:00 to 3:00 Bismarck Ministerial Asrociation, First Evan- gelical church. Monday, Dec. 19 9:30 to 11:00 a, m.—OrtHoph progrant ‘and complete weather oe gram. MOM’N POP. rr SAI (34:00 18 1: p.m hie me THAT THE FOLKS ARE FIED THAT UM TH BiG KINGPIN, TLL PULL MY LITTLE ACT AN’ MAKE ’EM THINK THEY'RE DOIN’ “THEMSELVES A FAVOR BY to 1:80 p. m.—Wea‘her fore- bid and Aunt Sammy's houschold | 6:20 to 7:30 p. m.—J } Taylor, ecpren Genevieve Menard Hug aghes esi ind accompanist; tire oN N foe Teen Weathe Pp. sing ‘eather, mare ket and nate ste 2:45 to school. Bisifane ee Clear, 12 a8 Taw, Partly cloudy, 6 below; Now wos the Fun _HANIN' ME AROUND Yes sir! \T TAKES AN EXPERT To TELL THESE FROM THE GENDINE = AN! TH’ PRICE IS ONLY $I FINE! ‘TH’ BIGGEST ROCK Y'GOT? TL WANT] | A REGULAR. GIBRALTAR! 1S THIS 4 threshing times: and there being no} -. evidence that h the county for. one yesr, or that he established a new residence else- where, his legal residence on his omestead is not lost. Appeal from the district court of Burke county, North Dakota, Hon. George H. Moellring, Judge. B ean: Opinon of the court by. urke, J. L. J. Palda, Jr., C.:E. | ‘Brace, Rob- ert W. Palda, attorneys for appel- oe Reg for! jants. Sinkler & Brekke, attorneys for cars peviy. If you ou have ve onty yespondent Cleary Townshp; B. L. ie egal sone save on Wilson, attorney for Burke county. ean ontion is well raleatipped, a no C. A. Johnsen, plaintiff and re- ae INDEDENDENT, AD- FOR E—Just Teoeived a i saree || spondent, vs. . A. B. Larson, as ad- Sipe of im be in good first of the year. - Pavey, Wing, N. D-| ministrator of the estate of George Alderin, deceased, §efendant, pand ap- ne}'ant. Syllabus: A number of individyals were co- makers of a promissory note. -One of them died and an administrator of his estate was appeluted who gave the statutory notice to credit- ing the period for. tling_ claim, e period for filing claims, no claim was filed. Thereafter ac- Saag od te he sl sues. cig ar gts deceased for outed n 8 1 t nitributio b; het ramen =| contingent within Section 8736 of the Compiled Laws of Att oat) Under Section’ 8786 of the Compiled Laws of 1928, 2 contingent J claite must be filed within the period prescribed for the filing of claims against the estate of a oot io cue is — ae of 1918 is a si “ = geumidar ote ut per] ie was absent from |< That’s Out ae) Pp. * nRadjo tow ari —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_ | Temperature and —_ || poo | Road Conditions ||, si Cloud—Clear, 0; roads bad. inot—Clear, 12 below; roads " Rocheste: Part! loud, H FO TR ake dae Duluth—Cloudy, 5; reads fair. Jamestown—Cloudy,, 12 below; roads blocked. loudy, 4 below; rosds Hibbing—Snowing, 6 below; roads ri Winona—Partly cloudy, 0; roads Crook ston—Clear, 7 below; roads air. Grand rorke—Cloady, 6 below; roade fi aie Handen—Cleer, 10 below; roads Devils Lake—Clear, 6 below; roads goed. Bv Tavlor WA - PHONEY DIAMONDS. JLET THE THING I NEED To. HELP HATCH OUT THE LITTLE SCHEME TIVE BEEN AGEING IN ‘THE WOOD TH’ LAST FEW DAYS THERE! AINT THAT A WOW? SHE SHINES LIKE A ROMAN NOSE BEFORE PROHIBITION - ULL BET THIS ARTIFICIAL PIECE OF ICE WiLL KNOCK THE FAMILY SO COLD 72 THEY WOH TLL MELD You OUT IF YoU \WAN7 ME X( TO= DOES Your PoP NH PLAY AAY KIND HES CALLIN TH! CRANE ~ WHATS HE GoIN'T' Do, YOU MEAN-MovE THAT BEO~ YES, BuT TH’ ¢ TERIOR Mc INE IS - MOVE OL’SOuPBONE” ITSO CLOSE TO HIS CASTING FT _/ MACHINE. You KNOW YOU'RE NoT ALLOWED TO SIT DOWN HERE So, 1 SuPPOSE THAT ALSO APPLES TO LAYIN' DOWN MERTICALLY. AMONG FEATURED PROGRAMS we lymphony Hour—! }0—Standard i—Bon aoa mig incase ct SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18 (By The Associated Press} Programs in Eger y bea! tinge. Wy time in P.M jeated. Wai jengte on ieee of call tien tlocy x oa right 272.6—WPG Atlantic Dae: arhitag cert Orches! SidemSenaas Stoning Musicale hapnamiet gehd Battimore—1080 B:20——C 6: SNe nical Exposition Tbeartiste! Recital @1.9—WNAC Boston—000 9:00 Int vente ‘Hour $02.4—WOR Buffalo—090 gan ester Bees Presoytartan Chureh 3: io—Atwater ies Kent Hour BAS.1—-WMAK Buffalo—880 6:35—First itl HEB Gaui Sire Stent $:80—American Singers 9:00—Intimate Hour 636.4—WTIC Hartford—360 4:30-—Symphonic_ Ensemble 6:30—American Legion Band 427.3—WOR Newark—710 3:00—Don Voorhees Band $:60—Heftervescent Hour 8:30—American Sing: 9:00—Columbia Intimate Hour 44.3—-WIJZ New York—660 1:00—Roxy Stroll {:30—National Radio Vespers 63 bo Assiian Evensong 6:30—Musical nee 7:16—Collier_ Hou: 8:45—Utica "Subliee Singers 401.5—WEAF New York—610 be 00—-Men’s Bible Conference 4:30—Crosley ee Orchestra & ieee te The ater Program pital Theater {b—Atwater Kent Hour Be 5—Biblical Drama MB.6—WOO Philadelphia—860 1:230—Bethan; on lust 6:00—Organ saacawrl Wine! renin 6:30—Arcn St. Presbyterian Church 8:15—Atwater Kent Hour 9:15—Biblical Drama envotece ais Pitteburgh—250 in Recital e—coliter Hour i 0:00—Messages to Far North 483.6—WJAR Providence—620 rf Bemeepitel Theater Family §:2-—-Capitol 83) renestra 277,6—WHAM Rochester—1080 4:20—National Radio Vespers 5:30—Fireside For 8:45—Jubllee Sin, 379.5—WGY 4:30—National C :30—American Legion Band \—Capitol Theater Family :15—Atwater Kent Hour 9:15—Biblical Drama 333.1—WBZ Springfield—900 5:30—Musica] Program a: ttamonities ram 8:15—Ensemble 386.8-—-CKCL Toronto—840 3:00—Organ Recital 468.5—WRC Washington—640 4:30—National Concert Orchestra 0—Steteon Parade pitol Theater Family 5—Atwater Kent Hour 9:15—Biblical Drama 516.8—WTAG Worcester—580 3:00—Men’s Conference 5:80—Stetaon Parade 6:20—Capitol Theater Family MONDAY, DECEMBER 19 By 7 an Associated Press} in Central Standard time, All_time ie gn M. unleas otherwise in- jicated. Wave lengths on left of call otters, Allecycles on right. 272.6—WPG Atlantic City—1100 $:00—Studlo Program 9:30—Dance Orchestra 285.5—WBAL Baltimore—1050 6:30—Roxy and His Gang 4 8:00—Staff Concert 9:00—Dance Orchestra as 808.2-WEE! Boston—500 30—A, & P. Gypsies Hi fssierg peopel ana ren! rH iemween ‘Radio Review a 481.3—WNAC Bosten—-450 i do—Munest Ath )—Musi ans :00—Captivators FE pe ose a Buffalo—000 ny Wi iio Hawatian Ensemble Fe '30—General Motors Party 545.1—WMAK Buffalo—860 8: $:0G- Musical eee va (Reb DR er cstra, 896.4—WTIC 33 & P. Gypele : 10: Hee cent Lopes Orchestra geen: Newark—710 ma nes ota 6: $e Yariey and Ro Gang LEE ES : 41.5-—-WEAF New York—610 3: le 0: incent Lopes Orchestra Bs orcad d Philadetphia—740 8: :00—Dally ey Tales aid qascpegy ane Rochester—1080 Eric ‘chord! hcessish" ‘Schendetady—700 Sextet » Oee. 18 +S 8 stations, F, 7 stations. ‘Cadman—WEAF, § stations, 1§ stations. ar, Dr. Harry E. Foodick—W3%, 6 a Bt} station, ; stati ibe 22 stations. 16 mations bef iventureé—WIZ, ¢ stations, CENTRAL 826—KYW Chicago~s70 FE {legal ‘eure : ‘ollier y} '—"“Twenty Minutes’ Good Read= 9:15—Don Amaizo 303,0—WEBH-WJJD Chicago—€20 5:30—Twilight Musicale 6:: epee. Music 9:00—Studio Program Showa WLIB Chicage—s00 8:45—atwater Kent Hour a Bf awe ‘Music Room” 210—Sam ‘n’ 10:20—Muric Bex? Foomy Costes + ai U4.6—WLE Chicago—670 200—Little Brown Church; WLS. Players a: “47.5—WMAQ-WQS Chicago—670 4:30—Whitney Trio 5:00—Evangeliatic Institute 7:00—Sunday Even:ng Club 428.3-—WLW Cincinnatl—700 6:15—First Presbyterian Church @i15—Collier Hour - 361.2—WSAI Se ae Qi :15—Atwater Kent 9:15—Biblical Bent Hour 399.8—WTAM Cleveland—750 5:30—Stetson Parade 7:00—Twilight Reflections 8:15—Atwater Kent Hour 9:15—Neapolitans 282.6—WAIU Columbue—1000 8:00—Effervescent Hour 9:00—American Singers 9:30—Intimate Hour 545.1—-WFAA Dallas—800 He Lear mecl Bible Class ei Hi st — a Kent Hour ll: oo—six. ‘Beenie Senorltas 374.8—WOC Davenport—800 4:20—National Concert Orchestra wards Congregational Church’ ig—Atwater Kent Hour 9:15—Biblical Drama 535.4—WHO Des Moines—360 6:20—Capitol, Theater Family u:ib—Atwater Kent Hour 9:15—Biblical Drama 440.9—WCX-' wa Detroit—s00 :00—Twilight Hou 30—Central M. Hi. Church 8:15—Organ_ Recital 3i00—First Baptist Church 382.7—WWS Detroit—850 $:20—Capltol Theater, Family $:15—Atwater Kent Hour 499.7—WBAP Fort Worth—#00 5:00—Vesper Services 9:30—Seven Aces 370.2—WDAF Kansas City—810 7:15—Collier Hour 8:15—Atwater Kent Hour 293.9—WTMJ Milwaukee—1020 7:00-—Musteal Program 9:15—Don Ami 408.2—Wweco Mi minaspulales Paul—740 5—Collier Hour —Atwater Kent Hour j—Don Amaizo 508.2—WOW Omaha—50 :30—Natlonal Concert Orchestra :30—Bible Study Hour 30—Caplte! Theater Family :15—Atwater Kent Hour i1$—Utah Hour 499.7—WOA! San Antonio—¢oc 7:45—Central Christian Church 545.1—KSD St. Louie—s50 5:00—Crosley Moscow Orchestra 6:15—Capitol Theater Family 7:30—Collier Hour 8:15—Atwater Kent Hour 348.6—KVOO Tulsa—860 ry Methodist Choir a :15—Atwate 344.8—WCBD Zion—870 $:00—Zion Orchestra; Vocal Trio CENTRAL 526—KYW Chicago—870 6:20—Roxy and F His Gang $:00-—Same as o— Saxophone Bentet 1833 r:30—Congress Carnival 365.6—WEBH-WJJD Chicago—820 ae Fa Fig agi Edgewa rchestra, HE 00—Studio Program 416.4—WGN-WLIB agus iy 30—A, & P. Gypsi #:20—Ceneral Sictaea’ ll: eee se Chicago—870 6:00—Supperbell Rheran Teachers’ Chorua Si80—Harssony Girts Gi hre> 447.S—-WMAGQ-WQJ Chicage=t70 1 de—Musleal Catenda a 8:00—Same as WOR ‘a bra.) {28.3—WLW Cincinnatl—700 oI Fires Program 0—Minstrele 0—Dance Music 36).2—W8AI Cincinnati=aa0