The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 7, 1928, Page 9

e I ‘WANTED—At once a good man to MALE “SLP WANTED WOMEN, MEN—Earn $35, weekly addressing cards. ome spare time. All year work, Se unni no selling. National. 76 8418 Jamaica, Wood- haven, New York. MEN WANTED at once to learn Term now. explains all. Moler College, Fargo, N. D., Butte, Mont. cover local 100 store route; no selling; just distribute and collect. mat PERIS MFG. CO., Florin, enna, FEMALE HELP WANTED ‘Young lady who plays piano, uke or guitar and has some specialty, to join vaudeville team playing North and South Dakota and Montana. Good amateur will do. Phone 1389. * 1 ADDRESS" + ¥nvelopes—§25-835 weekly in your spare time. Every- thing furnished. Stamp for par- ticulars. LaTeur, Dept. L144 Paul Brown Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. _ ADDRESS Envelopes—$20.00-$30.00 weekly in your spare time, Every- thing furnished. Stamp for par- ticulars. Rochelle, 241 Van Buren, Dept. M444, Chicago. WANTED—Experienced girl for general housework. Call at 521 Washington strect_or phone 1284. WANTED—Maid for general house- work. Ple ‘ant surroundings. Please call 862-R. i WANTED—Maid for general house- __work, Call at 227 W. Thayer. WANTED—Maid for general house- work, Phone 524. a WANTED— Experienced waitress. Phone 800,00 WANTED—Waitress at O'Brien's Cafe. — ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnished clean three room light housekeeping apart- ment in modern home, gas for cooking. Call at 622 Third street or phone 132-W. _ 3 FOR RENT: o pleasant sleeping front rooms in strictly modern home. Reasonable rent. Close in, fine location. 400 Sevent!. strect. —Phone 992-R. FOR RENT—July 1st, 1 clean well furnished s'eeping room in quiet ¢ modern home. Close to bath and telephone. Phone 1321-J or call at 421 First. FOR RENT—Purnished room, suit- able for two, near the capitol. Ladies preferred. Call at 902 Sixth street _or phone 1139. FOR RENT—A room suitable for one or two. Light housekeeping allowed if desired. Two blocks __from postoffice. Call 1437-W. FOR RENT—Furnisked sleeping room in modern home. Phone 482-M or cull 416 Sixth street. FOR RENT: -Light house keeping rooms with kitchenette. 411 Fifth street or phone 273. —Two furnished light housekeeping rooms at 6518 ,_Seventh street. a! , FOR RENT—Large room | suitable for one or two. 510 Fourth street. APARTMENTS WOMEN-—Spare or full, time sew- ing Daytime Frocks, $18 dozen, | experience unnecessary, steady work, no selling, particulars free. Liberty _ Industries, Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. ’ FOR RENT—Modern apartment on ground floor. Suit- able for one or two persons. $30 per month. Call Everts Apts., 314 Third. fe FOR RENT—Large furnished sleep- ing room in modern home, suitable for one or two with hot and cold water in room, Call ut 515 Fourth street. FOR RENT—Modern three room apartment, three clcsets, private bath, also store room. Phone 1050-R or call at 802 Second +__ Street. FOR RENT—Clean furnished light housekeeping apartments in mod- ern home, price reasonable. Call at 614 Eighth street. FOR RENT—Complete ly furnished apartment, newl: lecorated on ground floor. Call at 930 Fourth street. eng bare ae aan FOR RENT—Large two roora apartment furnished. On first ea 924 Fourth street or phone FOR_RENT—Furnished or unfur- nished a tment. Varney apart- ments, 778. hone 773. FURNITURE FOR SALE ‘OR SAL’ ond hand gas range with broil-r and ‘heaters also gas er heater. Phone 610 after 6 ‘P,o'clock. BARGAINS in used furniture. Kenney Furniture Co.," Mandan, FOR SALE—Baby bugey. Phone ey ‘Baby buggy. Phone ny O. Ked USED CARS Attractive Buys 1927 Chev. sedan; 1926 Chev. coach; 1926 Coyne sedan; 1925 F sedan; 1925 Ford Tudor; 1926 Ford cou; ; 1925 Ford coupe; two Ford Soaringss Overland touring; “ land delivery truck; - Dodge lelivery truck. Other bargains in Used Cars. We trade ard give terms on both new and used cars, ~ « CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO., 70 Liberty | furnished | Tribune Classified Advertisements i auntie 3, 1928 or under ........,. 8% 2 Insertions, 25 words RATES 90 Cents Per Inch All classified ads are cash in dvanre, should be re- ceived by 9 8% insertion came day. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 82 Guaranteed Rebuilt Automobiles A Used Car Is No Better Than the| Dealer Made It. IF YOU are shopping for a used car you vill have a better knowl- edge of values and prices if you stop in and ‘ook at the dependable fine cars now in our used car salesrooms. And if you buy here you will fin? us as Yate: as you are in assuring your satis- faction. “Rebuilt Cars With a Sci ctetion” Lahr Motor Sales Co. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—New Essex sedan at a large discount. Will consider trade for city property. Write Tribune Ad No. of. FARM WANTED W. | | ANTED—Hear from owner good farm for sale. Cash price, parti- culars, Minn, THIS HAS HAPPENED BERTIE LOU W. jhe stands before the the words of the mine and Red wi omy ® world of wonder iy Bertie it ihe pred theart we i they Te: find Lite im thelr sew CHAPTER III BERTIE LOU approached her new home without a hint from the other girls that Lila had remained behind when they left to go to the station to mest the returning bon- eymooners, Much to their dismay Lila bad descended upon them in the flat an hour or two before train time and bad insisted upon fulfilling whst she called her promise to Rod. She rearranged everything she could move unassisted. The girls argued and protested. But Lila had @ way of coming out on top, She professed to know more about what Rod would like than anyone else possibly could, Mra. Ward's lips were drawn thin in suppressed anger. But she kept silent because she did not wish to make @ scene and start people talking, Her mind was busy turning over ideas for covering Bertie Lou's die comfiture when she found Lila in her home- For nounced her intention of staying to-help with the curtains and Mrs, Ward suspected that nothing short of plain eviction would get her out. bed avira Hines sideration, “In cella ‘had better ty. the station.” She thor was left alone with ied find something to say to th that would make her co her bad taste in coming to apartment at this time. °pkee obese Se AGENTS—GUARANTEED PRO- D. F. Bush, Minneapolis,| LOST—In_ or HUUSES AND FLA‘ HOUSE FOR SALE—An unusual chase direct/ opportunity to from owner one an most beautiful residences in Bis- marck at the very low ice 0: $16,500. $5.000 cash, balance on ter to responsible party. Ele- gant lot on corner with east front, 100x150 feet, with lots of trees and shrubs and large two car gar- age. First flocr contains extra pe EJ toom with beautiful arel entrance from hallyay, Colonial dining room with tfire- place and door leading to spacious rch, most complete kitchen, uilt-in cabinet, linen closets. Two stairways to second . Second floor contairs four elegant bed- rooms that wili not fail to please the most exacting buyer, beautiful bath convsnisntly located. Third floor contai large room for use as amusement room or bed room. Basement contzins large plastered laundry om fully equipped with automatic gas water heater, tubs, etc.,, and ‘s fully partitioned. Hot water heat throughout, weather strips. Will show by appointment to anyone interested in a real home. Address Ad. No. 88, care Tribune. FOR RENT—Six room modern fur- nished house. Garage in base- met immediate possession. Call FOR RENT-—Six room modern house nea? .apitol. Adults only. Call at 1910 Fourth street. purse containing small sum money, but return purse and co! Tribune or 802 Second LOST—Ladies square Siseri Monday between 5 and p.m, Finde: ward. street. SALESMAN-HOSIERY ienced man having good Liberal ren advance to er. Dyke ufacturer. Make $125 weéek' samples free, __bansia, Chicazo, “lL zens, | | “nter State Oil company’s es-|1865—Four of the Lincoln plotters tabtished lire of oil and paint. were hanged. Phone 1274 or write A. H. Cloth-|1884—Greeley arctic _ expedition ier, Box 140. survivors reached Newfound- GOOD USED CARS Ford Tudor .. $28! Ford Coupe .. Star Four Coach Star Six Coach AGENTS i DUCT EQUALS GAS 8 GAL- LON. No fake. 3800 per cent profit. Your address on cans. Free particulars and proof. LEFEBRE CO., Limited, Alexandria, ON- TARIO, Can. LOST ween Bismarck an fot- fit on river road, man’s brownish | LET ACK’S Raclator Shop clean| © leal or All warewoan gray dress coat on July 4th. Find- er please notify this office and re- ceive reward. Ford Touring ... THESE cars in fin: dition. at 101 Third Street. HEDAHL MOTOR CO. —_—__. WORK WANTED lady would like a stenographic posi- ce. WORK WANTED—Young tion. Has had some experien Would also consider clerical work. Phone 437-J. check book, railroad pass, fountain pen. Finder keep money, its to pi a laid silk scarf in downtown rt phone 307-J for re- re Se net ANED SALESMEN WANTED E MANUFACTURER wants exper- juaint- ance in North and South ota territory f ete in stock| FIVE ROOM modern stucco house, Nie ob high ede Me Ws | Sas ‘ch “ne en /\ou sax you weep en's, a iren’s a1 dy hose. Straight cone are Panis. years old, LARD IN ONE, AXLE If you cannot sell minimum of $1200.00 to $1500.00 weekly do not retail store, nationally advertised. Established Co., big season now. prodyc- ‘illiams, Mgr., 2610 Euclid, Dept. 878, Cleveland, Ohio. uuto Seat Cover Man- Direct to Automobile owners. High quality, low prices. ly. Elaborate Marvelo, 2800 Wa- MSN—Can use two more to SIBARLY STOCK mi Also other -used cars. Terms if needed. We trade. Shop ef! Call at 210 Second strvet or phone 1111-R. F R SALE SnVEN ROOM modern house, cluding 4 bed rooms, 1 bed reom turned to the. situation and plans to have MARK SET AT angered supplies of cars ready for! winot—Battle Axe, down stairs, hardwood floors, stock and grain movements. = 1w. xelay, Melkod, Sask., VERNOR DIES mile in 2:05, setting a finish in . full basement titioned off, in good col rhe T—(AP)—C. N.|for North Dakota horse near scho l:, east front, - sirable, for 6300, on terms. QUT OUR WAY, FIVE ROOM modern house, 2 bed rooms, east front, fine lot, neat schol, for $2000, on which $1800, can be borrowed. GREASE IN ANOTHER, SuRUP. IN ANOTHER, very disirable, on liberal terms. A VERY well lo -'-d 50 foot lot on apply. Milwaukee Knitting Mills,| Sixth street, 3 5 Bast Water St,” Milwaukee,| PARTY wants to rent 4 room mod- VARNISH IN ONE. Wis. ern house, ANOTHER CONTAINS TF YOU want $6,000 this year, write GRO. W. REGINTER BAKING. POWDER AND me personally. Strong line for ied ONE 16 FULL OF Lime ? ie date in| \"agtete* mace” iS . {GRRORS MERICAN Ss 7 . 1, had a gov: ernment formed by 40 ¢it July 1640—Providence, R. land. 1898—Hawaii annexed. 1912—Call issued for Progressive convention at Chicago, Ai gust 5, RUSH IS SBEN Railroads in Bismarck are prepar- ing for an early movement of | stock from the range country of tl chad northwest to the Fargo and it! ovt or or air clos. radiator. anteed and nrice reasonable. that near church, a black patent leather us,” she said sweetly, heralded by laughing shouts and loud honkings. Mrs. Ward ran to a window in the living room to see for herself that it really was Rod and Bertie Lou. A swarm of friends piled out of the cars behind that occupied by the bride and groom and literally swept the young couple across the sidewalk and up the flight of stairs to the second floor of the new brick building. ‘Ward hurried out on the Suddenly Bertie Lou lost her teniper. ‘St? Mary’s| LADY wants work by day or res- taurant work, part or full time. Lila should choose to make her Finally, as they were about to lead Bertie Lou into the dining toom, Lila appeared in the door- way. “Welcome home,” she cried yr and came up to kiss Bertle iy The ‘girls were watching Bertie Lou. She hadn't turned a hair when she saw Lila. She had let herself be kissed without any evident un- williogness and if she was not warm to Lila she was not cold “Suppose you come in in the morning and cook breakfast for — aul stock markets, At. division headquarters of the Soo Line in Bismarck this mornnig it was said that an early movement of stock is anticipated. New power is expected to be put in service out of Bismarck, and additional train ‘TRWLLAMS |. So CMa er mea eamnee. me: 1_JUST RECEWED A SO, LOBSTE! wort LETTER AND HE'S LAD UO ‘snaphres Late oad pia T SHEIK MIX LE OAD GASOLINE, EH WELL ALLE GOT'TA SIN IS- IT'S TO BAD VE DIDN'T STOW AUN A DOTEN Fl Freckles and His Friends too much trouble.” Mrs. Ward breathed a sigh of relief, thankful that Bertie Lou hadn't been in ig- norance of Rod’s taste for iced coffee, It would have been awkward to dispose of it if Bertie Lou bad sald not to have it, Especially since Rod liked it. . | Pyar said nothing more about the coffee. She didn’t much care whether the others knew anything about it or not. Her sole object in tormenting Bertle Lou was to bite on a sore tooth, She was half sorry for herself, half angry with Rod and halt hateful of Bertie Lou, The rest drank lemonade and con- sumed to the last crumb the three colored marble cake Mrs, Ward bed ‘she | baked. Marcella suggested washing peat FE ait es i fl a ue i i i i fi Eg i : E f¢ i F trouble of fous to know “He'd love F & i FY ar the glasses and plates but Bertie Lou's mother refused to let them, They sensed & nervous tension in her manner and it finally dawned upon them that a welcoming home geri? Menlt Pe eet 1h eonee ° ILA was the last to go. “Coming?” she sald to Mra,-Ward. The latter