The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 26, 1928, Page 7

—= c +yq_ Dakota. « WANTED—Several ip lor. aa { WANTED—Two colored boot biack- : AUTOMOBILE : FOR SALE—1928 -Model a : OTHER MAKES * Eve t 4 durance. @onditioned and refinished. 3. REAL BARGAIN. me ree weeny } Price, ai « BUICK 25-54C Master Country Club 8/ Coupe. Rumble seat, Buckingham | § ly. Down ome me. f : Every car isin good condition. BUICK 28-50 Seve ime WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1928 —_— HELP WANTED MALE WANTED—First class mechanic. Prefer one who has had. exper- ience on Chevrolet. Small town. State expected ani exper- Food man, rite Habune Aa No. TANTED—Solicitor for Maytag washers for country work. We have @ good proposition for a * hustler. Address Marshall-Ma- ‘ laise Lumber Co., Beulah, North jours. men for « surveying crews, Applicants must be high school graduates and ap- . ply in rson. Div. Engineer, x i Dept. of State Highways, Olympia ig. 2% MEN immediately to learn Bar- ber profession. Exceptional cppor- au Free catalog, Moler Bar- ber College, Fargo, N. D., Butte, font. ANTED—Twenty trucks, clay hauling, 5 mile haul, 16 cents. For information write or ae Stev- ens Bros., Hazen, N. Dak. 2 MEN WANTED —Apply 206 Twelfth street. Haggart Con- feo company, Bismarck, N. ‘WANTED—Young man to work steady in shoe shining parlor. . Steady job. Bismarck Shine Par- ers. Apply Bismarck Shine Par- lors. FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTED—Competent maid. No laundry. Apply at 103 Ave. B west. Telephone 867. WANTED—Competent girl for gen- eral housework. Call at 508 Thayer Ave. West. WORK WANTED YOUNG married couple wish posi- tion on farm by month for single man or as manager on farm where farm is stocked. Write Bismarck ~ Tribune, care of ad No. 73, LET ACK’S Radiator Shop clean out or repair that leaky or clogged radiator. All work guaranteed and price reasonable. WORK — WANTED—Bxperienced chauffeur, with good references wants position with private fam- ily. Phone 388.. HOL | AND FLATS ‘FOR RENT—Modern house, five rooms and bath, full basement and gas range. For information call at 415 Eighth street. Occupancy Oct. Ist. eae eee BR FOR RENT—Six room modern two story house in fine condition. Hot water heat. 817 Second street. Call 607 Sixth street or phone 1297-R, FOR SALE—Modern home, :nclud- ing heated gxrage, full basement, shrubbery, lawn, good location. ae further information phone FOR RENT—Modern five room «bungalow by Oct. 1st with garage in basement and gas range. Her- man! Ode. Fhone/ 1191. _. YOR SALE OR RENT—Two story six room house, fully modern, im- mediate Cy eapcmnasa Price Owens. Phone 421. OK RENT—Furnis! lern five room house, close in. Write Trib- une Ad. No. 67. FOR SALE—Good used Ford grain truck, als» many good used cars. Terms if desired. Hedahl Motor Company. FOR SALE—1926 Overland 6 sedan in excellent condition. M. 0. Bigs 116 Second street. Phone 1452. Dodge Victory Six. Call at 808 Seventh street. WOW EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES ON | USED BEES : NO GROUP of used cars in the city offers values equal to these. car is a bargain. Corfe in and look over the full Small down payments. USED BUICKS 5 USED BUICKS provide the sam 4 qualiies that have made new uicks famous—Beauty, Comfort, Fine Performance, and Great En- selection, “BUICK 26-20, Standard coach, ré- BUICK 26-26 Standard Coupe, city owned, city used—car has had wonderful care, Fisher body, fully ze juipped. BUICK 26-47 Master Sedan Original finish, almost new, very low mile- age. Buy this car and drive it for years. A ba: eat to pay. DON’T MISS IT. ‘BUICK 25-40 Master Two Door, Half } fully guaranteed—long BUICK 25-40 Master Coach. Guar- nteed. All extras. Fisher body. gray, Fisher * to al- most one-third of original price. Name of owner gladly furnished. ren passenger se- - eo Just the car for a large fam- tia: Small down payment; terms. BUICK 24-48 Master 4 pass r coupe. * Good condition. ifice ” OTHER MAKES CHRYSLER 1926 Roadster Tr ‘erms, ILLYS KNIGHT Great Six Cou A A i ‘oad= |: a ee herersal, spare Easy Sedan (3 door). condi run only-a few mils, BARGAIN. penn arecait to H mm Oppo! y ‘ine running car at a At will leave no room for argu- }E COUPE 1927 ‘ sturdy coupe has received tional care Perfect condi- perfect used ae Terms, smal} ent, ; K MOTOR USED CARS thoroughly recondit: n- are assured full ’e worth of unused Eanspor- f é i # ° 4 eed 3 3 3 > Hi af Tribune Classified Advertiseme ain price and a Plenty of room, fine condi, |: nts ~ MISCELLANEOUS es PHONE 382=—— Classified Advertising Rates || 4 RESPECTABLE surgeon despises " the man whd performs cperations' Effective Jan. 3, 1928 with a lead pipe, but no matter 1 insertion, 25 words .75 how tle operation is performed 2 insertions, 25 words the effect is the same as far as or under ........... rt ju are concerned. In fact the 3 insertions, 25 words Test pipe operation is not so ser- or under ............ 100 fous since it is ible to recover 1 week, 25 words of from a bat on bean: BUT— under .............. 145 once an organ has been removed Ads over 25 words, 3e addi- from your ly Md can NEVER tional’ per word get it hood in, ua you at onsil or + CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ||] Bladder they’ are gone. for ever RATES And it is silly to undergo the pain and experse of an operation when you can be so easily cured without gen » By our NATURAL SYSTEM of HEALING we hcve CURE YOU. Clinic of Dr. T. M. Maclachlun (Harvard), Lucas Dak. NO 90 Cents Per Inch All. classified ads are cash in advance. Copy should be re- ceived by 9 o'clock to insdre insertion same day. Dependable Used Cars that wants a ure? When you see this car you wil wonder how we can eell it at sucl ing. M. B. GILMAN CO. leather upholstered gatele; Seventh street or phone 487-R. 1927 Dodge Senior Six Sedan. This, is ven 4,200 miles and Ike ite new. Big price reduc- ion. 1926 Dodge Sedan Leather Trim.| This car will appeal to someone! good durable and 1927 Studebaker Dictator Sedan. a low price. 1926 Chevrutet Ccupe. Here is what * you have Leen looking for as a usiness ca. c+ if you don’t like ‘*o use your good sedan t+ go hunt- q oak dining room suite, one solid davenport, table, breakfast set and one oak library table. Call at 514 FOR REN’ ‘wo large ter furnished, Also for sa! FOR RENT—Two clean, serviceable car at a low price. single rooms for light housekeep-| _or phone 745-W. . ed to play on the 1927 Pontiac Sedan. Why drive | ine with closets, ‘ully furnished] FOR RENT—Room in modern home! In 1927 the output bf Canadian| dusky ‘King’ Dandi Shea bigs Po 4 cylinder car when you can buy a! and modern. Call at 517 Second) at $12.00 per month. Phone 230-W.| dairies was valued at $133,927,256. | pala, The king’s handicap is low. car like this for such a low fig- t. Phone 812-J. i Oo SENE ne ie room in modern home. i Seventh street. ‘WHATS THE USE OF LIVING IF WE CAN’ THE OCT aeareke: N. BISMARCK TRIBUNE — NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS— PHONE 32 x Ry eat tit your business. W. E. Stitzel, SEVEN ROOM modern house, 3 bed} jppresentative, Patterson Hotel, rooms, porch enclosed, well lo- i cated, near schools, bi in, good| FOR SALE—Green tomatoes $1.00 investment for immediate sale. r bushel. Ripe Hubbard squash EIGHT.ROOM modern house, 5 bed 00 Fs 00 Ibs., $1.60 per 50 rooms, full basement, fine loca-| bs. Mrs. Erlenmeyer. Phone pS near school, garage, ited or call at 428 Third street. on terms, : FO! E—Store SIX ROOM modern house, old, good sek oe neral vietateetisa ia location, near: school, $1500 cash. North: Dakote town, Would con- SEVEN ROOM modern house, 4 bed) sider land for Write Trib- rooms, stn giee'd pp eke une, of Ad. No. 74. new, garu east front, § nea@r school, desirable, $5750, on terms.) FOR SALE—Registered Oxford FIFTY FOOT lot on Broadway,| yearling rams $45 afd up. Also close in, south front, $800. some good a spring rams. FIFTY FOOT lot corner Third and ey & Nagel, 8 1-2 miles north 0! ism: Avenue B, trees, sidewalk, sewer and water piped across lot, $1,000. FOR SALE—Short sealskin jackette, and brown winter coat, ree FIFTY FOOT Ict at Fifteenth and Rosser fer $400. new. Priced reasonable. Third, apt, No. 2, after 5 o'clock. THREE kUOM and 5 room partly modern houses and 6 room modern 'SALE—Twelve head pure bred Shropshire Rams, one year old, house for rent. GEO. M. REGISTER. $25.00 each. Frank Shaffer, D: coll,_N. D. _ WANTED TO RENT See v" WANTED TO BUY—Small grocery or Sigil} store in good live FOR SALE fireplace, small or big, on or be- fore Nov. 1st. Write Tribune, care tress, mahagony gateleg tabi mahagony daven cheap. 413 Griffeu or call 388, | FOR SALE—Bed, springs and mat- rt table, small table, two electrical fixtures for dining room and living room. Very le, coal range, separate ovens, condition. _or phone 11 aa BARGAINS in osed Hele Furniture Co. Manda Phone 689-W. APARTMENTS: keeping Apt., ladies or man and wife. dren. 512-M. FOR SALE—Combination gas and 718 1-2 Mandan street furniture. FOR RENT—An Upright Pian FOR RENT—Furnished light house- suitable for two No chil-| 422 Fifth street or phone FOR RENT—Two room apartment, | sont furnished, also single room ‘or light housekeeping. Call. at Bismarck College Bldg. or phone 1 ie et gs gre FOR RENT—Jingle apartment with kitchenette, nicely and completely idol 411 Fifth street. Phone Can’t blame her much for feel- ing that way about it. You can have a car immediately—A good looking car at a buy-now price. 1926 Landau Chevrolet Sedan, new tires. 1926 Ford Coupe, new tires. n, 10. Lahr Motor Sales Co. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment WANTED TO RENT—House with bie ddress Tribune Ad. No. COPYRIGHT 1928 4¥ NEA SERVICE INC. HAS HAPPENED ° THORNE, * Boston secie- ICHARD aperitits when Sybil found them. “Well, well!” boomed Moore, “here comes the bride!” and his large sunburned hand devoured hers warmly. He was s big man with merry blue eyes and a pink bald spot. “Hello, peop! she greeted them serenely. “May I have a cocktail, too?” “Why, sure. Delighted.” Moore béamed. “Two's company and three’s a crowd, if it was anybody but you. But sit right down We've great news for you.” Mabel was sciously. “You'd never guess would you, Sib?” she bantered. “The way Jack's grinning Ike a Cheshire cat. Sit down, Jack. We're get- ting married, Sib. That makes it unanimous. You and me both.” She laughed triumphantly. “Isn't he precious, Sib? I don't care if he 18 bald, and a trifle aldermanic. He's bie Mabel's blessed sweetie!” “Mabel Blake, bave you been érinking?” “No, honey, I'm only delirious with joy.” There were tears in Mabel's eyes, “Honest,” she choked, “I pever was so bappy in all my ver at 18, wi e fell tm love JOHN LAWRENCE, whe sent to France with the A, FF. on the ot th ir jen NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER XX YBIL bit the tip of her pen holder, and drew her brows together. Then, dipping the pen peeointaly. she began to write rap- idly. “Dear Richard.” For a moment she considered the salutation. Then, drawing her pen brusquely through it, tossed it aside, and took another sheet. But presently she wrote again, “Dear Richard,” and after it, as though suddenly determined, scrawled rapid words, one after the other as if they flowed of their own accord from a suddenly voluble pen. Dear Richard, - There are some things a woman caniot stand—not even if she loves the man who.burts her. And 1 am beginning to wonder, Rich, if L ever DID love you. The scene in theefoyer tonight was horrible. & had rather die than spend another night with you —litke this. Two wi nd every other night of them hell. I am going to Mabel now. 1 suppose when you wake up, and sober off, you will try to find me. I hope that we will be on the way home by then. If we cannot get passage immediately, 1 cap only beg that you will leave me alone. 1 wish these weeks might be like a closed chapter im a. book one could lay away—and try to for. get. Vlease, Rich—It you love me— be kind. Mab will kcep our se- cret, if only you'll let it BE a sc- cret. Goodsby. She blotted it without reading it. Locked the trunk, and put the key in her bag. a send for 1,” she decided. | 1199." “in the morning.” be 3 3 Deliberately she powdered her PR dah cbse pun reels emer nose, and touched her cheeks and|“ghe's a great little girl, Mab is.” lps with rouge. Stopped for a Sybil rallied desperately. “You moment to spray bleck ae i from ber Iittle enameled atomiser: | Pet 22° '% Jack!” she eried. “And i MCTOR SALES, INC. Distributors. nat 11 hope with all my heart you'll be Ghee ee him she-had ‘tearape i iy Mires em. seta . “Drunk or sober,” she reflected! “Over at the hotel—lying down.” ok was liquor that made. “Wal be didnt ook very well a a, SS ati eyo, it uae ue. a eho Aaybody'd tink 1 MABEL and Be Manes: 05 ted them.te bim, You know smiling self-con- | thi “as| needed you before. Straightening I done nothing but beg and scold ever since we were married. ‘Let bi As if I could stop him! “But I'm through now. I've left him. I've fed him aspirin al] I’m going to. I've bathed his head ten million times. And taken off his shoes every night I've been with bim. I've fanned bim till my arm ached. I-I-I've undressed him. And put him to bed. And stood for bis drunken lovemaking.” She ran the back of her hand flercejy across her mouth, and shuddered, whimpering—“Now I'm Her voice ended in a little moan, and her head pitched forward on the table.; Sybil had fainted. eee? ‘TH put cold cloths on her head, and forced whisky between her ips, And, almost before she could sit up, they began to argue—to beg ard to reason. “Oh, please,” she besought them. “please—please!" Then Mabel took her band, and sitting beside her, began to plead. “You can’t.” she insisted, “duck marriage like that. You are Rich- ard’s wife now. And you've got to stick, ‘For better, or worse,’ you promised, Sib.” . “Give him another chance,” be- sought Jack. of bis head. Li men like that. You've brought him to bis senses now. Don't be a quitter, little girl. Your husband ueeds you more than’ anyone ever him out is the job you've bar- Gained for.” Wearily Sybil fought. “But you're only thinking about How about ME? Don't I ee Laurain Apartments, Phone LW’ ELEANOR EARLY it. Phone 490 ND Dipping the pen resolutely, she began to write rapidly: “Dear Richard... .” Mabel. “I feel,” sputtered Sybil, “like a downtrodden old scrub woman.” Rich lay sprawled as she had left him. Sleeping noisily, | “There's my note,” sald Sybil, “where I left it.” “You girls go downstairs,” sug- gested Moore; and Mabel glowed at the competent way he assumed charge. “I'll wake him, and give him a good tatking to. Shall } show him that note of yours, Sib?” “Go as far as you like,” she con- curred listlessly. “Tell him my trunk’s packed. And you might mention that I'd never have come back if it ha@dn’t been for you and Mab.” eee Pr THE lobby the girls sat side by side. “Well, Mab, ‘I told you so” “Sh, dear. Don’t talk like that.” “Well, you were right. You told me I'd be sorry.” “I know, honey, But that doesn’t help matters now.” In miserable silence they watched the happy throngs along the Prado. “Tell me, dear,” Mabel’s voice was very gentle, “don't you love Rich any more?” “Ob, 1 don't Sybil shrugged. know.” She pondered listlessly. “1 don't belfove it's love. I don’t believe it ever was. You'd think, wouldn't you, that a girl like me wouldn't have been so easily fooled? Rich, by his own admission, could love & hundred other women. The world’s full of them, he says. Girls with ‘bodies as lovely and brains as keen.’ Those were his own words, Mabel. Any girl of my type, he declares, could satisty him. Cod A:mighty, why did { marry him!” , Presently Moore came down. (To Be Continued) os (What happens nezt on Sydil's tumultuous honeymoon? Read the next chapter.) bdad don't you say ROOMS FOR RENT clea. fur- rine eve apelin ane ae vath with heat, wa rea igh ter wivate entrance,|__at 614 Eizhth street, | _182-W. N bicycle, good as} FOR RENT. new. Call xt 213 Eleventh street, one half block from Broadway. warm RENT—Nice warm sleeping Call 219 FOR RENT—In modern home, room| FOR RENT—Three clean furnished| WALES PLAYS AFRICAN GOLF™ he Sg rye. WTA rooms for light amperes pe ua ing or usekeeping. Adu! rage. Gas for cooking. only. Abo for rent. Call Mi 2 Third street or /phone FOR RENT—Nice warm sleepi room. Close in. Gentlemen pre- ferred. Call at 217 Eighth street, or phone 511-J. Mombasa, Kenya Colony, Kost Africa, Sept. 26—U"1—Times_ have. oe tariff, ‘here on at Ms " implements.” The _ be invit~ mfortab! sleeping room in modern home. Hot water heat, Suitable for two or more. Call at 404 Tenth street Duke of Gloucester, are to “QUAN RA [our OUR WAY By Wiltiams] S$-s-S-ST ae aromemowsee! DOWN WITH TH’ CuRTINGr Quick! Aw hinliniit{ TH WYPNOTIZIN' ACK AN 1S A FLOP! TH BOARD BuSTIO AN! THY AUIJONCE Pix. 8 BACKIN' DOWN. HRWALLIAMS! 9->b, ©1020, BY NEA sevice, me, MOM’N POP A Blinker on the Blink —. By Cowan WELL, 1 FOUND oT WHY POP ~ THAT MAKES ME FEEL SO GUNN HBS BEEN GOING IN AND ) BAD THAT THE FIRST TIME Our THE BACK WAY WITH HIS t SEE Him TLE BURST HAT PULLED DOWN OVER US OUT IN A BIG LAUGH. EARS - WS RIGHT EYE IS RIGHT IN HIS FACE. ALL 45 BUWE AS A RAINY I CAN SAY 1S-1T COULD HONE BEEN TWICE AG FUNNY To ME - IT COULD WANE BEEN wu iG) DEEP PURPLE FINISH A GANG OF MYSTERIOUS RUFFIANS PAINTED, KNUCKLE STYLE, ON Pop's RIGHT BLINKER, PROVES A JUICY MORSEL FOR THE NEIGHBORS To FEED THEIR CuRIOSITY ON =NES, A SUINER AND (T'S A THE SWEETIE OF “THAT oe BEAUT ~ LOOKS LIKE HE'D FLAPPER MOM AND J Skw Pop RUSH OUT OF A CAFE AND PUSH INTO B& TAXI, PROBABLY / WOULD HINE SOURED CAME To SEE HER A DRUM— TL RETURN AUG: EDULE“ MOMS EGGBEDTER AND geniii TELL aay AL ABOUT LOOKS UKE SOME. Body HAD Given ' HIM A BEATING WHICH WIS EYE ON Be CELLAR DOOR SAY ~ BA-LIENE) ME,T'LL HANE To LOOK INTO DRINER AND CAME OuT SECOND. AS SOON IS 3 HEARD ABOUT (T.1 TED EGBERT IN HIS CHAIR AND DASHED OVER- MOM TRIED To PUT OVER THAT YOULL BE SURPRISED! TM TKE FIERCE MAN- EATING ALLIGATOR !! YOU \NOULDN'T THINK (LIVING MAN: DIO FRECKLES TELL J AO! You TELL ME YOU WHAT IM GOING ) WAT You'RE GOING! T BE IN THIS THE ONLY THING OF ITS KIND ON EARTH! LCOULD BEAN ALLIGATOR, \NOOLD You Now 2 BUT LAM! TM GOING 7 BE AGIRAPFE=Vesse-~ ] WMA NECK -