The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 10, 1928, Page 11

__THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ___- | TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1928 GOUSES_AND FLATS CAUSE AND EFFECT ren has a slowing effect and white HE! ope 4 e HOUSE FOR SALE—An unusual Judge: juces irritation, true you -| opportunity to purchase direct have received 1500 hats from ig une ass @ ve semen s from owner one of the largest and excuse have you to offer? Paris? Baraat teereryiow'pece ot] cop hbitat est2"Poatsg EaSw | te your-son im ysions™” | Basen chStomen"Gat! 1M ty , ma t tl low price oi . “Is your if mer: Grea‘ PHONSB 82 $16,500. $5.000 cash, belance on . < os them all on!—Passing Show. terms, to responsible party. Ele- made by scientists prove that SALESMEN WANTED SALEM=N—Can use two more to i, sell Inter Stute Oil company’s es- tablished line of ofl and paint. Phone 1274 or write A. H. Cloth- ier. Box 140. SALESMEN—125 Varieties brushes, 60 per cent commission, $25-$75 wiley fit on agents. Neway Brush Factory, Hartford, Ct. py nea E Reares mercer Ct FEMALE HELP WANTED ‘WANTED—Two experienced _wait- resses for fifty room hotel. Wages $40.00 per month, room, board and laundry. Write Tribune Ad. No. 89. WANTED—Experienced girl for eral housework. Call at 521 ingtor reet or phone 1284, WANTED—Maid for general house- work. Phone 524. : ROOMS FOR RENT & FOR RENT—Large furnished slee ft ing room in modern home, suitable for one or two with hot and cold water in rdom. Call ut 515 Fourth street. 7s FOR RENT—Iurnished roo: able for two, near the capitol. Ladies preferred. Call at 902 Sixth street or phone 1139. FOR RENT—Furnished room with or without board, two blocks north of Presbyterian church. Call at 120 Ave. A or phone 893-W. - FOR RENT. -Light house keeping rooms with kitchenette. 411 Fifth treet or phone 273. WORK WANTED } WORK WANTED—On farm near Bismarck. Neat in house work, hi no objection to helping with chores. Age 35 years. Call at Bismarck Hotel, Room 30. WORK WANTED—Young lady would like a stenographic posi-| FO! tion. Has had some experience. Would also consider clerical work. Phone 437-J. ‘LET ACK’S Radiator Shop out or re air that leaky or elogg-1 radiator. All work guar- 2 anteed price reasonable. \ LADY wants work by day or res- taurant work, part or full time. Call at 210 Second street or phone 1111-R. Aes LADY student wants place to work for board. Telephone 183, Bis. marck College. ie u YOUNG married man desires steady work. Write Tribune Ad. No. 91. APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Pleasant and modern ‘apartment, also partly furnished light housekeeping room. Tele- phone 183. For seh igen eget furnished apartment, new! decorated on ground floor. Call at 930 Fourth street. Nach FOR RENT—Large two roori apartment furnished. On first floor. 924 Fourth street or phone 543-W. FOR RENT—Fornished or unfur- nished a) ent. Varnéy apart- ments. re cena TO RENT ve room house, pref- east with garage, small barn or chicken house by: Aug. 1. Call at 615 Seventh street after 7 o'clock. WANTED TO RENT by August or September first, four or five room modern house. Phone 1053. + SEWING EXCLUSIVE and artistic sewing done for children and Misses from sizes 2 to 18. Call Mrs. Senness at 503-W or 120 W. Rosser. FURNITURE FOR SALE FOR SALE—Ice box, kitchen cab- inet, sanitary couch, beds, rugs, china closet, dining set, electric washer, sewing machine, dresser, ehairs, etc. Call at 315 Washing- ton _street_or phone FOR SALE—Household goods, beds, dressers, rugs, rockers, tables, chairs, buffet, duofold, piano, bridge lamp, dishes, wringer, boil- er, camp stove, sewing machine. Call at 1108 Ave. D. FOR SALE—Piano in excellent con- dition. Bargain if taken at once. Call at 422 Ninth street. FOR SALE—Very cheap, a 9x12 Fy Pg excellent condition. Phone 1146. BARGAINS in used _ furniture. Kennelly Furniture C., Mandan, 0. Ked USED CARS Attractive Buys 1927 Chev. sedan; 1926 Chev. coach; 1926 Chrysle-_ sedan; 1928 Ford sedan; 1925 Ford Tudor; 1926 Ford cow; ; 1925 Ford coupe; t Ford 3; Overland tor 3 delivery truck. Other bargains in Used Cars. We trade ari give terms on both new and used cars. CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO., Bismarck, N. D. way into marck, suitcase having name, E. J. Addison, n tag attached handle. Notify Roy Parks, Wash- burn, N. Dak., for reward. —Between Bisi ai lof- fit on river road, man’s brownish gray dress coat on po 4th. Find- notify this office and re- THESE cars ia fine mechanical con- dition. Also other used cars. "or under. one 3 insertions, 25 words 1 anne indtensa under 148 Ads over 25 words, 3e addi- tional per word CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 90 Cents Per inch All classified ads are cash in advance. ae a Gen ceived by 9 o'clock te ineure insertion came day. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 32 Guaranteed Rebuilt Automobiles A Used Car Is No Better Than Dealer Made It. ie NO REASON in the world wh: ale verte your life To be able to Luy “the you want.” The “quality” care ee used car department are still quality cars, but they sell at prices that are easily within a modest budget. Come in and see them. “Rebuilt Cars With a Bez atetion” Lahr Motor Sales Co. sedan at a large discount. Will consider trade for city property. Write Tribune Ad No. 87. PERSONAL PARTIES going to California third week in July wish passenger who BN held with driving. P. 0. Box itl Iie NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER V “J HOPE that’s not a caller,” Mrs. Ward remarked as Bertie Lou left the bedroom to see if Rod was ering the door. 1 see who it fs,” she heard him say and then Bertie Lo ducked back to scramble into s dress. In @ moment they both went out and found untying a square box that a Moy had delivered. On the phonograph, I think. Here it is. Lock the door behind me and don't answer any more The whole town's likely calling on, you after Bertie Lou kissed and thanked her and back from the door Rod standing 6ver the with a strange expression his features into a cross grin and a scowl. . Bertie over and looked into Nothing more imp’ gaze. But it might as well he been a scorpion from the way drew back from it. “With Lila’s compliments,” explained, glancing at a card in band. “Wishes us happiness.” “Shall we have it for dessert she asked quietly, after she had covered from the surprise it Bes FH RAN £ E33 EE & E E hi EEE f j ae REAL ESTATE FIVE ROOM cottage, all modern, close in, $8150.00, SEVEN ROOM house, all modern, spick and cpan, close in, a real bargain at £4700.00, PROBABLY t:.s best large rooming house in the city, close in, always full with gr: le, including FOUR ROOM moder. bungalow, m: . bungalow, east frort, nice trees and lawn, cheap ai lawn Riverview, . FIVE rn bungalow, nice trees and shrubbery, well built, 500.00. $3500.00. FARM LANDS—Have sold 7 quar- ters the past two weeks; ins are being picked ee along our own people. y now from the biggest and best list I ever had with scores of real bargains. MY BUSINESS is one on a strictly Spontenos tn conection with any 8 ith any sale will be gladly shown the buy- er. DO YOUR REAL ESTATE BUSI- NESS with the busiest dealer in the city. E. YOUNG. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—25 lc vend dump referable, clay hauling, mile, 16 cents, immediately. FOR SALE—Ca: 7-H. P. Electric motor, cheap. Inquire at Tribune offic CANADA “The next twenty-five years is Canada’s.” Write to or call on W. E. BLACK, CANADIAN GOVERNMENT AGENT, Fargo, N. Dak., for settlers’ rates and letter to present at the boundary line. Maps and literature FREE. gant lot on corner with east front, 100x150 feet, with lots of trees and shrubs and large two car gar- age. First flocr contains large living room with beautiful d entrance from hallway, dining room with fire- place and door leading to spacious ethe most complete kitchen, uilt-In cabinet, linen closets. Two stairways to second floor. Second floor contairs four elegant bed- rooms that wili not fail to please the most exacting buyer, beautiful bath conv2ni-ntly located. Third floor contains large room for use as amusement room or bed room. Basement conte ins large plastered laund: som fully equipped with automatic gas water heater, tubs, “s fully partitioned. Hot water heat big tea weather strips. Will show by appointment to anyone interested in a real home. Address Ad. No. 88, care Tribune. room modern fur- nished house. Garage in base- be : it, immediate possession. Call FOR RENT—Seven room modern house located at 307 Seventh street sout’. Phone 1425. FOR SAY) 70 room cottage at 1210 Sweet Ave. Phone 1072-J. ————— ee AND THE GARDEN? Husband (who, during house | cleaning time, has to shift for him- self): 1 say, dear, where the deuce can I find a kni ind fork? Wife: Don’t be silly, Harold. You know they are kept in the side- board. Husband: I know, but where is pal the sideboard? Wife: Oh, it’s in the garden.— Passing Show. CHESTY She: Gracious! Just look at that | man’s chest development. He: Chest development, nothing. He got that bulge from patting him- self on the back.—Life. A new three-bladed propeller has been cast for the steamship Leviath- an, which weighs 64,000 pounds and is made of manganese bronze. Among those actively working for Al Smith in the Democratic national convention in Houston, Tex., was Miss Olivette Hightower of Houston. She helped a lot. NURSERY RHYME Friend: A good deal depends on the formation of early habits. Hardup: I know it. When I was a by my mother paid a man to wheel me around, and I’ve been pushed for money ever since.—Tit- E RUTH Ruth, I'd no 1 introduced. you to Perce become engaged to him. That’s a queer coincidence, er hed Perce.—Bulle- tin, Sydney Pigeons have been known to at- tain a speed of over a mile a min- Tes color effects are as follows: red and lorange stimulate; deep yellow cheers; | graph. ” Northern Daily “tete- Window flase is made «* sand ica and that contains sil metallis oxide. MOM’N POP, “I can cook that steak to the queen’s taste,” Rod volunteered. 1926 By NEA Service Inc. ¢ don’t want to be meeting a lot of people on the way home.” Bertie Lou noted how naturally he spoke of his father’s house as “home.” Habits were strong with Rod. She wondered about his at- fections, and the thought brought Lila back to her mind. She wished she were strong-minded enough to forget her. She was rather quiet while they unpscked and put away. the things Jin their suitcases, She found the dresser drawers and wardrobe shelves lined with pink tissue pa- per, ready to receive her trousseau. Everything in her new home was dainty and pretty. But it was very simple and inexpensive. Except the gifts from Rod's parents, who, while not wealthy, could afford to make their only son a few good wedding presents. eee O ONE disturbed them; perhaps the absence of a light in their living room discouraged visitors from dropping in. When they slipped out to pay a call to Rod's family the street was almost de serted, except a few blocks south, near the pool room. They walked north and circled the center of town. It was nearly midnight when they returned to their flat. At the top of the stairs Bertie Lou halted. “Carry me over the threshold for luck,” she giggled, and Rod un- locked the door, threw it open and then picked her up bodily and strode into the living room. He did not put her down at once. She was light as a feather in his heavily-muscled arms. And her lips were cool and sweet. Rod was enjoying them immense ly when a roar of ha ha’s burst out and the room was flooded with bright light from a dozen flashes. Then someone turned on the elec tric lamps and disclosed a crowd of young people in festive attire, burlesqueing the scene they'd just witnessed, eee Bes LOU struggled out of Rod’s arms and faced them with a sinking feeling of helpless- ness, However had they got in? Then she remembered that the back door had been left unlocked. Rod the saled dressing already mixed. | fore her wedding. And Rod bad | had spoken of it at his mother's ‘We're sure of that, anyhow. And/ taken all her spare time. But she made a mental note to| “Come on, we've got a loving: repeat the dinner a week later and|cup!" There was a concerted to be remembered as | move to the dining room and Rod 'd be likely to reme! accompanying the| There, in the midile of t I don’t see how we can spoil the melon, but if we do there's still the ple. I wish you were 8 New Englander. Then I wouldn't bave to worry about breakfest.” “You won't anytny.” Rod told Bees fie Bd f tt} i = but they hadn't worrled about it. dining room table, was a punch one. think we'd better go and see | bow! filled with, a brownish liquid your mother,” she said when they | and floating fruit. finished clearing the table and| “Let's have some music!” A lot of dipping and refilling at the bow! and then they were dancing, crowd- ing the small rooms and stumbling over the new furniture. Bertie Lou grimaced over the punch and whispered to Rod not to drink it, “It’s vile,” she warned. “For goodness sake, let's give them something to eat,” she sald the next time she had a chance for a hurried word with Rod. “Rua down to the delicatessen and get something, quick, Before they wreck the place.” Rod slipped out as soon as he could get away. When he returned he was loaded with enough livere wnrst, cheese-and other readyto eat foods to supply young army. Marcella came out to the kitchen to help Bertie Lou. “We gave Lila the slip,” she con- fided the moment they were alone. .| And then, as she saw the change that came over Bertie Lou's coun- tenance, she realized the tactlese FRONT GATE, with A AFTER SUCCESS HAD CROWNED WS EFFORTS L WATE TO SEE YOU LEBNE, GOOD-ENE , BRUCE, BUT eveRyBopy | SWEET HEMRT. || WHEEL OF AN IMPORTED CAR TRIMMED SINS SOULE BE AGRIND / 1M SuCceSS, SO WURRY BK (Aarts Md AN A\ 2s [our R WAY, By Wi ams | OH THEM 2 wry ion) GOOD HEAVING! \/-iews BATCHELORS WHAT HAPPENED =| -DLEATS: YUH Wasi ‘em, A | To HIM ? Yoo HE GET _ GOT NO IRON. FELLER CAUGUT IN ONE trade Ma old Hose: Ty cow wi oe ean. eee: > |MUSCLES— BuT 1 THINK WRING'EM, AN“THEN AINT HE SEEN HIM RIGHT \S6 THAT WHAT = AFTER WASH DAY: way Dangerfield Hits Town ORS, PASSING FROM ONE IMAGINOTIWE NEIGHBOR To ANOTHER GREW UNTIL FICTION Moor MONET, |! Became Fi WISH To RETURN CAME FACT IN THE MINDS OF THE GUNNS AND THEIR FRIENDS THAT BRUCE DANGERFIELD WD AMASSED GRENT WEALTH AND THAT MOM'S ROMEO OF OLD WAS RETURNING BEHIND THE fi WITH A CURUFFEUR AND A FOOTMAN — — or (PB oT FATE Was DEALT MANY A DEUCE TOTHE | DANDY OF AN EDRLIER DAN, AND INSTEAD! © OF RIDING A WHITE CHARGER ,MoM'S i ROMEO COMES SSOLTING INTO “TOWN ABORRD A WELL KNOWN DETROIT PRODUCT |! OF AN ANCIENT NWITAGE Sd TM LOOKING FOR J 7 TRY THE ROGUES GALLERY! A MAN NAMED ANO Hey / MOVE THAT) PoP GUNN - HEIRLOOM CNER To OnE SIDE — ness of her remark. _ (To Be Continued) : _ Terms if needed. We trade. Shop| sh. | to take up cooking. at 101 Third Street. | fo en oflce right up to the. HEDAHL MOTOR Co. © |: : . & : #