The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 14, 1928, Page 7

MONDAY, MAY 14, 1998 MALE T'=LP WANTED MEN—Why not learn a profitable Profession, easy work, special a Sar free pataloe. loler Butte, Monts? ne Ne Ds MEN, why not learn a profitable Profession easy work special short course, free catalog. Moler Bar- ber College, Fi N. D.- Mont. e ‘argo, Butte, rere ___ FEMALE HELP WANTED SALESWOMEN WANTED—For Bismarck, Mandan and __ every town in western North Dakota to sell home equipment to eee wives. The Knauss Equipment Co. 715 Thayer Avenue, Bis- WANTED—At once _ experience dining room girl. Good wages and good place, at New Cafe, Underwood, N. Dak. Write or oe ere NSN WANT Experienced girl for general housework. Call Mrs, G. R. Lipp. Phone 159 or call at _502-W Rosser, WANTED-—Girl for general house- work, must be able to cook. Ap- ply evenings at 422 Tenth street. WANTED—Competent — maid for general housework. Call at 802 Ave. B or phone 902. ee WANTED—A girl for _ general housework. Call at 314 W. Ross- er or phone 525-R. _____ WORK WANTED _ i WORK WANTED—Plowing ga dens, hauling ashes and excavat- ing. Also for sale: Black dirt and fertilizer. Phone 686-M or call at 413 Thirteenth street south. John Jahner, FESSIONAL floor sanding. Twenty men’s work is done by one with machine in 8 hours ime. Bismarck. Phone 399-J._ ACK’S Radiator Shop clean out or rc air that leaky or elogg-1 radiator. All work guar- anteed and price reasonable. _ ANTED—To plow gardens, haul ashes and rubbish. Phone 391-R. = PERSONAL MAGNETIC Clinic opened ready to demonstrate I-on-a-co backed by competent doctors for benefit of users. Also retoner has done wonders for thousands of suffer- ers from all ailments. Ready to show you. Magnetic Health Ap- pliance, office 1106 Broadway. Phone 646-W or 1111-R. ‘YOU MAY yawn and say “Ah” to your heart’s content without los- ing your tonsils at Dr. MacLach- lan’s clinic, Lucas Block. We cure diseases without the knife or metallic drugs. See us first. a ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished light housekeeping rooms. All modern with private entrance. Ex- tension phone, also gas_ stove. Phone 375 or call at 302 Eighth street. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished clean rooms for sleeping or light house- keeping, re: conable rent, close in. Call at 216 Second street or __Phone 1163-J. ie FOR RENT—Furnished _ sleeping room, also furnished light house- keeping room with kitchenette, gas for cooking. Call at 689 Sixth street. Phone 619-W. YOR RENT—One or two furnished light housekeeping rooms with kitchenette. Also gas stove for sale. Call at 404 Fifth street. Phone 597-R. FOR RENT—Two rooms, kitchen- ette and closet, on ground floor, furnished for light housekeeping. Call at 523 Seventh street or phone 487-W. FOR RENT—Rooms in modern home with or without board. Suit- able for one or two. Prices rea- sonable. Call at 613 Third street. Phone 1150. Classified FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping in modern home. Vacant June first. Call at 618 Sixth street or phone 568-W. YOR RENT—Clean, modern sleep- ing rooms. Also garage. Close in. Low. re:.t. Call at 223 W. Thayer after 4pm. FOR RENT—Modern room, gentle- men preferred, privilege of phone, $12.00 a month. 610 Ave. A. Phone 483, FOR RENT—Three — unfurnished rooms with bath on ground flyor. Phone 884 c@call at 423 Third fe | cue eas FOR RENT—Well furnished single room and kitchenette. Call at 411 Fifth street. Phone 273, FOR RENT—Desirable office room, $15:00 per month. Inquire First Guaranty Bank. APARTMENTS “a FOR RENT—Unfurnished apart- ment and bath. Front and rear entrances. Hot water heat. Well ventilated with ten windows. No family with children need apply. Call at 514 Seventh street. FOR RENT—Five room modern aparment, one of the best in town, private entrance, good loca- tion, down town district, - For .in- formation phone 1043-W_or 347. FOR RENT—Modern three room apartment. All newly: painted, nicely furnished. Gas cooking. Call ee 622 Third street. Phone 132-W. a re me wi + =f ai street. Phone 852 or 427. Ask for F. W. Murphy. si f mpletely and ex- tionally well furnished Apt. newly decorated. Call at 120 . Rosser. ‘OR RENT—Large. two room fur- nished ay ent on ground floor. Call at Fourth street. Pnone ‘OR RENT—! hed ment, third floor. Occupancy ‘ay ith Rue apartments, 711 Ave. FOR RENTCNice 5 room modern apartment. For further informa- ion phone 53 .r 329-W. For RENT — 7 prnees oe unfur-) nished a] ‘arney spart- FOR RENT—Furnished spertment, F ce] Al W. furnished. Call $40 Fourth street FOR EXCHANGE wishes to > a lot or good car. The Helling Agency. Phone 87% » tional per word CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 90 Cents Per Inch All classified ads are cash in advance, Copy should be're- ceived by 9 o'clock to insure insertion same day. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 82 Guaranteed Rebuilt Automobiles A Used Car Is No te t! Dealer Made It. site| THERE is always a big demand| ¢ for used cars.in the spring months. Our urgent suggestion is that you drop in at your earl- iest convenience and look over Advertiseme look at these cars—you'll be sur- ESTRAYED OR STOLEN—Wed- FOR SAL’ FOR SALE nts DEPENDABLE USED CARS | just as good looking as any you! see on the streets, for a mighty small investment. Read over this list, and then come down and loans Buick Master Six coach, looks like a brand new car; Dodge coupe, that has thousands of miles of good mileage; 1927 Studebaker Custom sedan, that you would be proud to own; 1927 Oakland sedan that has had the best of care; and a 1926 Ford touring with ‘winter enclosure. Easy Terms. M. B. GILMAN CO. ESTRAYED nesday night, May 9, a 5-year-old lack mare, star in forehead, mane cut, white ring around front right ankle, has halter and rope on. If found notify Elizabeth Leach, Box 368, Bismarck, N. D.| ‘AUTOMOBILES 1926 B Master Six ch, run only 15,000 miles, looks like new and is perfect condition. Will sacrifice for quick sale for cash. Phone 383-R. fastest selling low priced ” on the market. Run only 2000 miles. Must sell at_once. Phone 1131-J. the fine, comprehensive assort- ment we are now able to offer— « remembering that our good name backs up every one we sell. “Rebuilt Cars With a Kcrutation” Lahr Motor Sales‘Co. eee rrr __BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CAFE—Located in one of the best towns in South Dakota. Best business location in town of 1500. On several good trails. Excep- tionally well equipped and fur- nished. Lots electrical equipment. Seating capacity, seventy-five. Fine business. No trade, Some terms. Price $4500.00. Illness, reason for selling. Write Trib- une Ad. No, 46, + © 928 marriage but ted by FI wns live with him a CLARISSA, “ht i. fast announced te RUSSELL He takes VIR: e—for_ remem= hy They meet CLARISSA and her flance. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER VI LARISSA had introduced her fiance to Virginia and turned to address a casual greeting to Na- thaniel. Then she turned back to Virginia to explain that she had brought Russell with her against his will. She realized in an instant, however, that such an explanation would partake of the nature of an anti-climaz in view of the fact that he seemed to have lost his re- luctance. He was quite frankly putting himself on pleasant terms with Virginia. But it must have been something more than what was actually hap- pening, something that Russel manner suggested, that brought thi expression that so startled Nathan- fel to Clarissa’s beautifully made- up features. Perhaps none but an artist would have caught the fleet unveiling, would have seen the stark naked- ness of anger that bared itself for the tiniest fraction of a second in the hard blue eyes. But to Nathan- iel’s keen sight it was full confirma. tion of his first estimate of this friend of Virginia's, The feeling he had been trying to shake off, the feeling that Vir- ginia was walking into trouble, re- turned anew to Nathaniel on that look of Clarigsa’s and he was more than ever conscious that he was making a mistake in not insisting that Virginia should marry him at once, But Clarissa’s next words con- vinced him that anything he should say against her attitude in the matter would ring hollow. Sbe was urging Virginia most earnestly to come along right off, in time for luncheon. Nathaniel found it dif- eult to reconcile her apparent sin- cerity = what he believed she rea! Virginia let herself be persuaded into hurrying her departure, ‘but Nathaniel guessed it was to quiet Clarissa’s clamor more than eny- thing else. ‘ ‘When she had gone to her room to finish her packing there Clarissa crossed the room and rang the ser- vants’ bell. “We'll see if we can’t scare up some cocktails,” she announced to Russell. It was Mrs. Pike who answered FOR SALE—$4200.00 Seven pass- FOR SALE—Oa! BOARD AND FOR RENT—Board and room in When A enger Marmon 1927 sedan $800.00. Interstate Transportation Com- pany. ss sD id coupe in first class condition for demonstration. Phone 1274, BOAID AND ROOM Room in modern home. Close in. Young man pre- ferred, $30.00 per month. Call at 323 First street. Phone 966-M. modern home. Close in, Home| ee at 816 Main Ave. Phone BOARD AND ROOM in private home. Close in. Write Tribune Ad. No. 49, BUNGALUL clo. ll partitioned SIX ROOM STUCCO attached to hovse, fine trees, FIVE ROOM MODERN glazed porch, full basement. Pric $4400.00, Terms, SIX ROOM MODERN BUNGA. LOW, three bed rooms, rooms finished in oak, and glazed porch, hot water heat. ing plant. East front and _ fin location. Priced for quick sale, Terms. FIVE ROOM SEMI-BUNGALOW, two bed rooms on first floor room for two additional bed room on second floor. Fire place, cast front with fine lawn and Beautiful location. Price $5800. OTHER (ATTRACTIVE _ provosi-| ijR SALK—Chotce imported Ger-|* ee A sully te ae man Rollers ead Hartz Mountain, ment. We also write every form| 2180 ative singers. Cages, seeds of insurance protection in old reliable companies. INVESTORS BHOANG aN SECUR. ITY COMPAN Office with First Gu: ——- 0. Ked U: =D CARS" Attractive Buys 1927 CHEVROLET truc! truck with transmissi Chevrolet sedan; 1927 sedan; 1926 Overland si Chrysler sedan; 1927 Landau sedan; 2 new 1 let sedans at used car pr‘ addition we have several used car: at very low prices. We trade and! give terms on both new and used | cars, CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO. Bismarck, N. D. RCK ‘LRIBUIIS ures including exceptionally | east front. A Price $5500.00. HOUSE, brand new, three bed rooms, full! basement, hot water heat, garage} at East front,} 2 Price $7400.00. Terms. BUNGA-.! LOW, maple floors, screened and; front} screened Price $4750.00. Terms. NEW FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW, beautifully finished, built-in fea-} NATIONAL CASH tures, full basement with garage. $4800.00. trees. good | 924 Ford FURNITURE FOR JRNITURE FOR SALE—Six tube Freed-Eisemann _ cabinet le radio, painted breakfast set, room set, Colonial living room i furniture, Singer Sewing machine, kitchen utensils, porcelain table, and many other articles too num- erous to mention. Call at 401 Rirst sepeeth | FOR SALE—Reed baby carriage in good condition for $10.00. Call PH Sixth street or phone M. FOR SALE—Practically new dinin, room suite, three beds and dress- er. Call at 614 Raymond Ave. BARGAINS in used furniture. ad menpelly Furniture Co., Mandan, ec DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING WANTED at 223 " West Thayer. Neat and quick. .¢| Service at a reasonable price. Call after REGISTERS new and second hand. Over 500 styles and sizes. We have one td fit your business. W. E. Stitzel, en alta Patterson Hotel, —Beaverette fur coat in ion. Two years old, if taken at once, cot. Phone 363-M Ave. A for further "| FOR SALI t | information, treats, etc. Phone 115-J, Jacob Bull, Dickinson, N. D., Box 728, FOR SALE-—Restaurant Mandan, North Dakota, 11 stools and counter, 4 booths. Best location i Write Tribune Ad. No. FOR SALE—Two Angora or Per- sian kittens, one girl’s bicycle in good condition. Phone 551 or call Third street. LE—Fordson tractor in 7-H. P. D. C. motor. Ap- Tribune office. | __ply ae *| FOR SALE—One Van Brunt dr ent or lease small Box 176, Bis- @ grected the housekeeper; “can't we have a shaker of cocktails while we wait for Miss Brewster?” “I'm sorry, miss; there's no one left to prepare them.” “What? Have the servants gone? Well, never mind, we'll do it our- selves, Come along, Russell; I hope we find the essentials.” Mrs. Pike led the way to the pantry but Nathaniel remained where he was. For one reason, Clarissa. had in no way included him in the invitation to accom- pany her and for another, he wouldn't bave gone if she had. ‘He hoped Virginia would not learn what her friends were doing. He fretted in fear they would not finish their ill-timed indulgence be- fore Virginia reappeared, but pres- ently they came back, complaining that it was a fizzle. “The butler or someone cleaned out the placex’ Clarissa accused. She was about to give further voice to her disgust when Virginia Joined them, carrying a traveling case. > “You know, Virginia, I'm dead in tove with Russcll.” old-time familles still living in a house on Fifth Avenue. It was soon reached from the Brewster apartment. On the way Clarissa in- vited Nathaniel to stop for lunch, but as the spirit of hospitality was entirely lacking from her words he declined. At the door he said goodby to Virginia and promised to be at his} telephone if she wanted him. “I think Ill get to work and see; if I can’t bring our castle in Spain a little nearer,” he told her, forcing himself to a cheerfulness that he was far from feeling. He looked behind her at the Deans’ front door and it seemed to him a barrier that had risen between them, mocking his plans, Mr. Dean was waiting to welcome the new member of his household and there was no lack of warmth in his manner, He drew her close with his hands on her shoulders and brushed a nice kiss on her forehead. Clarissa, standing near- by, allowed a queer smile to lift one corner of her mouth, d to go but at the on a sudden im- t what might be more he's also rich. As rich, , as father, or he will . Quite a catch if some jeal blow. “Penniless women. . .” | marriage.” one who needed money could manage to lure him away from me.” She paused and laughed. “But such a person would find her path strewn with many difficulties,” she added and laughed again, a laugh that bewildered Vir- ginia because of its mirthlessnes “Why, Clariss you tall though you weren't sure of him. ‘I'm not. No woman can ever be sure of any rich man while there are penniless women in the world,” Clarissa returned slowly. Virginia shrank as from a physt- to marry for she murmured; en...” “Exactly, my dear,” Clarissa sald easily. Virginia looked at her squarely. “But I should think you would be lieve in Russell if only because he has money,” she said gravely. “He doesn’t need to make a wealthy “penniless wom money,” Clarissa acknowledged. “But to get back to the point, the fact that he will inherit a fortune only makes his latitude in the choice of a wife so much wider. He can afford to marry anyone he wishes.” “And he has chosen you,” Vir- ginia said softly. help,” Clarissa ap- ; “but that oughtn’t to you, Virginia.” “How do you mean?” Virginia asked, truly at a loss to understand her friend’s remark. Clarissa eyed her silently for a moment, with the faintest hint of a sneer on her perfectly rouged lips. “Oh well,” she shrugged, “if you prefer the ridiculous preten- sions of our grandinothers. But in that case I should say you are hardly being true to your convic- tions.’ “Clarissa, you are talking in rid- cally? Then tell me, {fs it con- sistent to pretend you still believe that men do the choosing and yet act as mucha. . have?” “Is it modern to grieve for @ father? Is that what you mean?” “Well, I do think you haven't allowed your grief to cloud your judgment, Virginia. That's why I say you are a modern even if you do refuse the language.” “I suppose you say that because I came here instead of marrying Nathaniel. You would understand, Clarissa, if you had lost a parent.” “Oh, of course I know you were devoted, you and your father,” Clarissa admitted grudgingly. “But you know mother’s divorce took her away from me just as much as it she had died. At least I felt that way about it. But I can't re call that it robbed me of my power to think for myself. However... it doesn’t matter. I’m glad you're here, Virginia, for reasons of my own which I promise to tell you day.” “Then you really are sincere about it? I was beginning to won- der, Clarissa, if you were as pleased as you said.” Ke “Nonsense, dear; you're as wel- come as Lindy. Only I’m glad we've had this little talk. I’m sure we understand each other now.” She kissed Virginia and went out, leaving the latter to ponder over the “little talk.” “It it weren't too utterly absurd Td say she was warning me not to trespass with Russell,” told'herself. “I wonder Further reflections for the moment, however, by a rap on the door, (To Be Continued) « modern as you | Fy 2 | “Yes, I have the satisfaction of knowing he isn’t after dad's || FOR SALE—Choice resident _ lots. WANTED TO RENT—Four or five! LOTS FoR | L. Van Hook, Lucas Block, Room ness roof 12, Phone 289. Fargo, list, wi heh ht AL a | North Dakota. room house or larger, with yard,| for summer_ period. Preferably furnished. Phone 1412-M. So a ______ BABY CHICKS —__ FIFTEEN years in the chick busi- Pelkey’s Poultry and Chick Farm, go, N. 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