The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 10, 1928, Page 7

FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1928- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE AOTICE oh FAH ch ded or | NOTICE OF RED! anh iaiceke Nowth, ‘Daketa, County of | bel 1 oe Rpaitl! ur! urlelah.— office of ‘Gouk County Auditor, Bismarck, lia of County Auditor, To John, Sarah Louise ané M. Annie | To ‘John Sarah Louise and M. Annie Hopp. all of Allentow: Stopp, all of Allentown, Pa. hereby notift: hat the a that ‘ou are hereby notified th gas of land Leet described t of land herei! er de: and which was assessed in your name |and which was axses: for taxation for the year 1923 wae on j for taxation for the the 9th day of December, 1924, dul: PAGE SEVEN AUTOMATIC THANKS - New York, Aug. 10.—“Thank you? says a cigaret vending machine 49} it delivers a package of cigarets te the purchaser in a smdke emporium here, If the ever is set for “cork it says “eork tips protect the, With one of the popular “They're toasted,”= AID TO FLYERS | Aug. 10.-A device has} ted here which, it is 1 aid aviators in deter-/ their altitude. f a Ls aad or Rorlin, been pe eat County of Bismarcns. Tribune Classified d Advertisements i hae a dic rived | enough . from the ground and the measuring amount th: res pped the time intervening between | lip paid the dif brands it says: p WA or WANTED TO RENT ly | the oth day of De: LET AC! WANTED—Men Women—To take orders on household articles. Good attractive line. From manu- facturers, direct. Crew managers to be selected on ipa ability. Write Morbro kug Company, East Riverton, N. J. REPRESENTATIVES... kxelusive territory, drawing ac:oun', Cal- ifornia Grape Juice, lowest prices. Oldest and largest firm. Good cammissions. Calvin, 217 £. Hli- nois, Chicago. WANTED AT ONCE—A good all- around shoemaker. Steady job to honest and sober man. Apply to Glettanser, New Salem, N. BARBER Profession offers better opportun...28. Write Moler Bar- ber College, Fargo. N. D., Butte, at. WANTED—Young man for office ea Apply at Stacy Bismarck ishwasher at Tran Place. Either man or woman. FEMALE MELP WANTED TEACHERS WANTED IMMEDI- ATELY— American Teachers Agency, 840 South Fourth street, Pocatello, Idaho. EXPERIENCED Waitress Wanted. Neo $77.00 per month. fprly N. P. lunchroom, Mandan, N. WORK WANTED | , 5 FORK SALE—i928 Chandler Six Se- 1925, FORD touring—starter, de- Classified Advertising Rates Effective Jan. 3, 1928 1 insertion, words 2 insertions, or under 3 insertions, or under 1 week, under Ads over 25 words, 3c aude tional per word CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 85 1.00 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 32 AUTOMOBILES dan. Used for demonstrating pur-| oses and dgiven about 2400 miles. yery reasonably priced. Phone 1452 or write M. O. Steen, Bis- WANTED TO RENT—Good-sized sleeping room in modern home within six blocks of the postoffice. Address Postoffice Box 461, marck, N. Dak., or call telephone 652, between 9:00 a. m. and 0 p. m. WANTED TO RENT—Six or seven- | , room modern house by September first. Call 1233-R, or write Box 674, Bismarck. white, Two are branded, one with) tic MB and the other GR on left hip. Chestnut branded also on left hip. Kindly notify Peter Wetstein, 5 miles east of Bismarck. BOAND AND ROOM eel fur- nished sleeping rooms with or without board, at the Eastburn. ie Main Ave. West, or phone MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE OR TRADE—Fifty- room modern hotel running 85 per cent. A real opportunity, will stand closest investigation.. Write Tribune, c-o Ad_No. marck. mountable rims, first class me- chanical See pe se He- dahl Motor Co, Raciator Shop clean ovt or rir that leaky or clos, 4 radiator. All work guar- anteed and price reasonable. APARTMENTS FOR RENT—City heated, three- room furnished apartment, suit- able for three ladies or three gentlemen. Modern cight-room house $50.00 per month. “Close in. STUDEBAKER Light Six touring, 1924” FO! FOR SALE- -Lake Isabel cottage. repainted, very good condition. A snap at $325. Hedahl Renate Co. Good mechanical panini "$225. Hedahl Motor Co. GOUSES AND FLATS Three rooms and sleeping porch.| Completely furnished. Fine beach | FOR SALE—b: INSURANCE p COMPANY ol owner, Northwest 1-4 28-140-77. Write Theo. Al- brecht, Northwestein Bank Build- ing. neapolis, Minn. FOR SALE—Two-tone it Wishek, N. D. Write Johi.s Guschk, 1719 So. J St., Tacoma, Wash. i —First class truck grain box. marck, N. Inquire at Tribune office. TO bis: POLICYHOLDERS: ow yy Fe TAO DERTT NOTICE is hereby rv i provided by law an sold, as provided b; for the inquent’ taxe: that the for Suid sale will expire ninety caya from aM ompleted service of this noti id described as follows: juarter of Section 25 ve amount you the cost of th of this notic ae interest y nee said land from si First ie Ns NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF be) of North eakotn, County of vat con iarond Auditor, Bipmasck, To Johns Saray fas! e 8 Stepp, ‘allo fa nto’ You are hereby notifice that th tract of land hereinafter describe and which was ansessed in our name for taxation for th ft ina sald sale will expt the completed Said land i Northwest tion from ninety days from ‘of thi notice. as tollows Bigmarck Auto Parts, Bis- ae FOR SALE—Casting box. Cheap. | ctrcr at 3 "provided by, ot redeem said tana 4 efore th expiration o: ay state (ip) . Annie / Of sold, an provided by law, for the de linquent taxes of the 23, that the time for rede sald sale will expire ninety days from the completed service of th aid land Is dercribed as Quarter of Secti dition to the above amount be required to pay the costs vice of this notice and in- provided by law and unless ou redeem said land from sald sale before the expiration of the time for redemption ai uhove stated. a: deed thereof will 1 the holder of the tax sale ‘cortitivate as provided by law. Witness my hand and off! this Sth day of August, 1988 (Seal) ISA ER, Audligr urleleh County (First publication Aug. 1-13-24, 1928.) clal seal NOTICE OF furnon or REDEMP’ Stato of North Dakota, Burleigh.—ee. N hake County Auditor, Bismarck, N. Dak, County of To John, Sarah Loulse and Stopp. all of Allentown, You are hereby notified that the tract of land hereinafter described h WAR assessed in your name day duly rela, as prov ees La Aas ‘tor the de- nquent tax 4 that the time Hee a mp! faid sale will expire ninety trom he completed service of ens Motive, Said land is described as follows: 135 i hae Quarter of Section 25- Amount sold for, $25.89. s2hunneauent taxes paid by purchaser, Annie eeeaant fequired to redeem at this date, $67. In’ nadition to the above amount you will be required to pay the costs of the service of this notice and terest as provided by law and unl a ee redeem said land from said 8: ‘ore the expiration of the time for fedemption as above stated, a deed thereof will issue to the holder of the tax sale certificate as provided WE SEEN SOME MASTER Preces HANGIN’ IN SOME sraTewy HALLS By Williams AN! TH’ SUNSET WORKIN’ WONDERS ON “TH'SIDES O° MC ae Panton TH’ MOON ATETCHIN' UP A HUNDRED Suen STeeAMe NY TH For sale—almost new kitchen d hunting. Mrs. 0. W, Roberts. | cabinet, sanitary couch $3.50 and bit sae et a. 117 Main Ave. Phone 751 or 151, | AME $ he e jn the office of the Cit) * heater. oak dining table-$5.00. Phone 905. FOR RENT—Modern seven room | WANTED TO RENT—A furnished apartment or house. Desire pos- session by Sept. first. Phone 490. W. H. Perkins. home in excellent condition. Well located, close in, with garage. First_Natianal_Bank, FOR SALB—Two-rooz. cottage at a FOR RENT—Furnished apartment. The Laurain Apartments. Phone 303. rr ROOMS FOR RENT .. FOR RENT—feom in medern rew home, two bio:ks froin Grand Pa- cific hotel, clean and always hot water. Gentlemen pi‘ ferred. Phone 120-R. 803 Fourth street. By OK RENT—Nicely furnished sleep- ing room with two windows in strictly modern home. Hot water heat. Phone 329-W, or call at 617 Sixth street. FOR RENT—Sleeping rooms . in modern home. Newly decorated, hot water heat. Phone 745-W, or call at 404 Tenth St. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room in a new strictly modern home. $10.00 a month. Call at 307 Tenth St., or phone 921. FOR _RENT—Nicely furnished sleeping room in strictly modern home. Call at 623 Sixth St., or phone 1151-R. housekeeping rooms. Close in. Call at 219 Second strect. Phone 1168-M.__ FOR RENT—Well furnished front room with kitchenette and closct. Call at 411 Fifth St., or phone 273. ae FURNITURE FOR SALE FOR SA —Polis! brass" springs and mattress, complete; handsome fumed oak bookcase, four double ‘sections; both in splendid condition. Half price, less if taken at once, 506 Fifth street, 678-W. is FOR SALE—Dining room set, libra- ry table and chairs, bedroom fur- niture, washing machine, ice box, and other household goods. Call at 819 Fifth St. or phone 242-J. FOR SALE—One new ice box, ice capacity 50 Ibs. Also one electric Price reasonable. Phone 966-M or call at 323 First strect. FOR ui sees pe class Hamilton piano in_ good condition, with bench. Phone 199-W, or call at _122 Sixth St. FOR SALE—Bed complete, dresser, almost new oil stove, cabinet and kitchen table. 421 Thirteenth St. Phone 590-W. FOR SALE. igh grade grand piano. Parlor size, good as new. Cash or terms. Call Phone 96-3 FOR SALE—9 x 12 dar blue rug, one large size gate leg table. Phone_1 ARGAINS in used furniture. Resnely Furniture Co.. Mandan, ADVERTISEMENT Sealed bids for the construction of avement on Anderson street from hayer Avenue to Rosser Avenue in Paving District Number Seven, in the City of Bismarck, North Daketa, will be received by the Board of City Com- missioners of said City until eight O'clock p. m. September 4, 1928. ollowing ‘approximate quan- titen at given for the guidance of 250 euble yards of earth excavation. ae Mnear feet of straight concrete urb. . 20" linger feet of circular concrete 2,133. “aqua foundatio: 1,133 square yards of pavement. Bids will be received on the follow- ing typ es of pavement: Fncn” reinforced concrete. Warrenitecbituilthic on a bituml- nous concrete base. Plang and specifications are on file Auditor or . R. Atkin- yards of prepared may be obtained from in October Pps Ly, made upon a basis ot cash “payment "tor all work to. be don ‘Each bidder shall state in his ‘were | the rate of interest which the Pants are to bear (not exceeding seene || (7) per cent per annum). which ehall 1] Fecelved and accepted by him at par in payment for the worl Each lid must be accompanied bya certified check for Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars, made payable :to the order of A. P. seenare, | ery of the Board of City Com as a guaranty that the bad 2. int if successful, enter into a contract, ith the necessary bond, for the per- formance of tne work. Each: bid 1 as pro. vided in Section Bt? Compiled tare of North Dakota, ad The Board ri y Commissioners of the ‘Sy of Blamarcie’ North kota. reserves the right to reject any oF all an” ML. H, ATKINSON, City Auditer, \ reasonable: price at -1210 Sweet Ave. Phone _1072-J. FOR RENT—Modert five-room bungalow at 711 Front Avenue Phone 317 or 321. FOUND FOUND—Truck tire and rim. ‘Own- er may have same by proper iden- tification and paying advertising charges. Mrs..1. H. Omodt, Dris- coll, N. D. its eRe ey N % i as I nae Te rd War peronne ta be voted for me at fee Recess 2 Bard at it the Bice te anual Sune of Dia : SS a oe corpoation "whe who ae Set ereatyone Torea fort at Br cst one grat Cnt a ‘past aaitte ee or se DWARD D. DUPFIELD, An electric power-shoyel ‘witli a dipper that will gonge ‘out ‘nearly. 24 tons of earth in one. used in the open pit mining of coal in Minois. Tr oun. JIVE FOR TW WO THIS HAS BALPE! BERTIE LOU ROD BRYER, who hi engaged to ater amuses ‘and continues to minerable for the bride e mects a rich MR, LOREF ana marricn him. Then she naka erties? Lou to ‘forgive the past, ‘Trying to keep up socially with wealthy friends plunges the Hryers in debt and Red becomes . Lila seizes her chance ise disappear, a od wants o notify the puiter, but fila ine sinte. that: they keep. th secret, polhting out that agalant bim imteht spot reer. Bertle Lou finds out th: has been srel: Lila sceretly is heartbroken, She Is entled Wome to her sick mother, and has to entch a train without sccing Rod. ‘The xepora- ton, added “to Lin's plotting, counes a ¢ldness to spel i tad anniversary to find Rod hppatently indifferent, “Back ex- fects the other to make advances, ¢ RC fate. Coming home, her unexpe. Rod neen it + a divoree, and al the same offer to hi NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER XXXI “yu glad you're awake,” Rod re- marked as Bertie Lu looked inquiringly at him from hor lacy _ Pillows. He came over and sat at. the foot: of the bed to talk wo her. 2 Rod was struck by “Bertie Lou's haggard ‘appearance. . “Better - go easy onthe night life,”. he said. “You look like the devil.” “Is that all you came in here to tell me?” Bertie Lou flamed. She was angry with herself for having fallen down s6 soon on’ the role of bjase indifference he wanted to assume. “ “No, -but J don’t think ite out of order to warn you,”’Rod re- plied. “You will need your strength for housework after this. We won't be able to keep a maid.” Bertie Lou's delicate eyebrows ame together in a quick frown. Rod had never ‘explained why he suddenly cut’ her allowance in halt. And now she was not saa ‘have a maid... st “You don’t expect':me' to take care of this apartment alone, do you?” she asked, more as @ lead- ing question that was meant to draw out further fiformation than “ betduise she felt ‘unoqual” to’ doing Kit bigots lost your position thinking that matters might have, come to @ crisis with him and Lila. y “No, I haven't, but I'm going to save some money if it’s the last thing I do,” Rod said - decisively. “You can go and look af the apart- ment I've taken—it’s emailer than:| the one we had—and sce how much of this furniture we'll need. But [ wish you would send back the things that aren’t paid for.” “You've had all spring and most. of the summer to pay for them!” Bertie Lou cried, “I'd like to know what you've done with your money. You certainly haven't given your- self writer's sramp. sending checks to me!” AAS RR? felt tempted to tell her then and there why he was putting half of His salary aside. The rea- sons Lila had given him for with- holding news of theft of the necklace and bracelets from Bertie Lou seemed to have. lost their im- Portance. But others had taken their place. Bertie Lou might rebel against his paying the amount of insurance Lila -had carried on them. That thought in his mind showed clearly Lila’s subtle influence. At one time he'd have banked as strongly on Bertie Lou's desire to do the right thing, even if it ap- peared quixotic, as on his own willingness to meet his obligations. But now he was not sure. She had been extravagant, heed- less of his wish for a ‘home of their own, and finally she cooled his love ‘by her neglect of him while she was away. Had Rod asked himself why she had ‘been neglectful he must have admitted that she hardly would have been so without @ reason. It had come so suddenly,’ her cool- ness. But when it first’ became ap- parent to him that she had changed he was too perplexed’ about it to] » judge intelligently. Now he had no desire to. examine her motives. She had, with or without reason, ceased to love him. Rod was thankful for it, now. It saved him from a Iffe of hypocrisy to keep ber happy. But along with the departure of. their love had fled much of Rod’s faith in Bertie Lou's good qualities. Auditor. “Burleigh is ynty, Ls hey (Firat Publication ie. 10-1 BI n the C wohl Marae G7 88 8 Bhool hoyse Mond Five new w or ip ber 1. 1928 Bide Will be recetved until August 15,1928 Jerk otto ea cler ., th 1 do it cromiea ok Saal District ay vcs AZBL MORRIS, Clerk. ie had rehased under era Balt! ” She began to think Red was mean. He simply would not give her even a hint of bis reason for tightening up the pursestrings. If Bertie Lou suggested a show he seid he'd prefer the movies, And ‘they never went out om @ party together any more. Bertie Lou found iy excuses for avoiding Lila. still went often to the Lorees and Lila finally was driven to pretend to Cyrus ee she and Bertie Ley had quar- Tel While Cyrus said nothing, it was his opinion that Rod was not ex- actly loyal to his wife. But then, he reflected, Rod might be thinking of his job. ‘Ane pealdes, it Lila was right, Bertie Loy hed tuyned out to be a giddy flapper wife. She was hitting a pretty fast pace with young Marco Palmer and his crowd, Lila had told him, It' was true. Bertie Leu became tired of doing her own house- work, of counting pennies while Rod saved a lot of money each week and wouldn't tell her what it was for. She could think of severa} uses he might have for it—and did. One of them was concerned with Lila and made Bertie Lou turn hot and cold with anger and dread. Her hands were getting rough and reddened trom peeling potatoes —they hed-them often because they were filling—and washing dishes. And she hated to answer the door- bell. Nobody came so often as the collectors, . But the thing that started her OD an excess of mad pleasyre seck- ing was the humiliation she felt over Rod's frequent visits to the Lorees without her. To Bertie Lou it was ample proof of hig willing- ness to live “each in our own way,” as he had said the night she came home with Marco Palmer. For a while she had refused to go.out with Marco sgain, but he let her know he hadn't Lg! gi Bertie Lou called him up ning when Rod was diane with the Lorees. She was desperately lonely and heartsick. Marco came over for her and they went to a club and danced until two, Then Bertie Lou insisted upon No, he concluded, he'd better not | hoq, tell her about the theft if he want- ed to save bis money for Lila with- out having a lot of trouble over it. “I've told you I’m saving,” he sald quietly, “but ‘not to pay for gimcracks from Park :Avenue deco- rators.” Bertie Lou regarded him through narrowed eyelids. She saw that he , | was firmly set in what:he intended before this if I'd found a tenant. . But most people who can afford an > @partment like this leave town for the summer,”. he added ‘asia We're moving \Béck - = aes we were before-we got high: hat and came’ in’ here,”: Rod’ informed her . » shortly. Bertie Lou could not repress an ejaculation of surprise. “Have you to do, But she would not give in meekly, “I won't send back a thing,” she said stubbornly. “If we're going back to live in that hole I'll take some decent furniture.” Rod stood up. “Do as-you please,” je sald, “but you'll have to pay for It out of your household money.” © 6..8. BESTS LOU-touna, as the suim- att cue H al nelly Hi 3 335 mer wore into fall, that he had |: meant just what he said. She! was hard pressed to meet the payments on the $400 radio and the costly my hand and official seal thin at day of August, 1928. A. C. ISAMINGER, Auditer Burign (County, North Dakota. (First publication Aug. 10-17-24, 1928.) SEALED Bins will be received by White Schoo! Dis- trict No. 42 for moving schoolhouse and constructing full basement,° ce- ment porch and steps. Bonds must be furnished and work completed September 15th Bids will be opened Wednesday eve- ning, August 22, at nine o'clock, at the home of the clerk, seven miles Southeast of Sterling. The board reserves the right to re- Jeet any or all bi SWINDLING, MRS. BERTHA a $:10-14-Wkly. Driscoll, N. Dak was the first time he'd seen any evidence that Bertie Lou’ was liv- ing her life in a way that included orchids. But it did not mean that these were the first. Rod and Bertie Lou never ques- tioned each other. Rod often came in and went to bed without know- ing whether Bertia Lou was home. Her door was always closed. Both knew, vaguely, and with forebod- ings of disaster, that the arrange ment would not continue indcfl- nitely. see ‘HEIR marriage was a farce, a hollow mockery, Each was waiting for the other to make the overture toward a separation. Ber- tle Lou expected any day to learn that Lila bad left Cyrus. Then would come her own divorce. For she would not seek to hold Rod. Rod thought Bertie Lou would tell him some day that she wented her freedom. He did not expect her to live on in this manner. For one thing she was too attractive to waste her life. . . and she loved nice things. It was inevitable that she should meet, among Marco Palmer's wealthy friends, a man wpe would want to give them to er. The thought of Bertie Lou mar- ried to another man was not as agreeable to Rod as it should have been in view of his own infatua- tion with Lila, He called himself @ dog in the manger over it, and set himself to make it plainer than ever to Bertie Lou that she need not consider him an obstacle in any way: It was his method of paying himself off for feeling as he did. Bertie Lou understood him to be leading up to @ frank request for complete freedom. This was at dinner, following the evening she had called Marco. Until that mo- ment she had hoped against hope that the inevitable hour might be long postponed. She told Rod, quietly enough, that whenever she wanted to leave him she would do 80, He would, she hoped, have no hesitancy about doing the same. It was ghastly. Two beautiful young lives bound together with tender ties, calmly placed op a basis that was equivalent to @ day- to-day endurance test. Bertie Lou could not.stand it. She threw herself into a very orgy of dissipation—dissipation of time, of beauty and of health. Sleep be- came practically a stranger to ber and she discovered nerves that she not known she possessed. Rod rarely found her at home now—rarely saw her. There were no more meals in the apartment. Bertie Lou once offered to cut her household allowance, but Rod grimly refused. He was eating in cheap restaurants and cafeterias Bertie Lou applied the money he refused on the debts he was pay- ing off. He protested when he peony et it but she would pot talk The strain of-their artificial rela- . of Lila’s dinners, and saw with a mizture of relief and consternation that Bertie Lou was packing her wultease. (To Be Continued) WORKS O° ART—AN' MIGHTY PuRTY, AN' LT Love T’ warcr MES, TL THinh my FAVO STARS ATRNIN' DESERTS INTO LANDS O' FAIRY DREAMS ib ual, Geol fod FAVORITE ONE OF ALL, \. v wot Ny R ENENIN! SHADOWS FALL. WNORMIN' ON A GROUP 0! FACES, JEST AFORE WE HIT TH BUNK, TE ARTIST 1S A BLAZIN’ MESQuiTe CHUNK. MOM’N POP Mom Is This Way (oF tar Twas! eRe Y es, Ske UsED To SHE COMES NOW. YOU'D] BE A GRAND PERSon, BUT MONEY HAS MARS. ASTORBI WITH TE || GONE To HER WERD. SHES IMPOSSIBLE - “THINK SHE WAS AIRS SHE PUTS ON SINCE SHER LUTTE GIAL IS To MOM, DARLING ! 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