The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 27, 1928, Page 11

‘ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 27, 1928 dren. 423 Fifth street or phone) ious since it is ible to recover] NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS—| NICE handpicked apples; $3.50 for 512-M. T: lew and second hand. Over a ats Mi FOR 1 eek i |s coca: su opgat baer been recnevadl: ‘Séples Ged lates Ward to] Shipped in boxes, “The Hiliside| > ; w FOR RENT—Two room apartment,| once an organ has been remo’ styles an le have one iP) in_ boxes. e le : Tribune Classified Advertisements ||"icsccresttry) me 5ctet sn sree) Shree, "pages ert ia] ao aes for } housekeeping. Call at! ge! Tepresentative. lotel, | FOR SALE—Twelve head pure bred| . Conatantinople,. Sept. 27,—(F}— our tonsil: N. ‘Twelve head pure bred ° : —=PHONE 82=— 8 |B oradhcmshernserdennl = RG — FOR [SALE store balling ana] GUeUBect, "PSL HM pil | dated to finery, « women isn as ‘ — semes=aU/FOR RENT—cingle apartment with| And it is silly to undergo the pain) “stock of yreneral merchandise in| So ND. ery Onis! stantinople has founded HELP WANTED MALE ROUSES AND FLATS kitchenette, nicely and completely} 8nd experse of an operation When} North Dakota town. Would con-|——_- ee Snobs club to insure economy, Each « WANTED—Burleigh County now R f room| furnished, 411 Fifth street, Phone e ry. By pn NATURAL| ‘Sider land for Write Trib-| WANTED TO BUY—Small grocery; member will be not to pos- open for steady. hustler to sell w for adults only,|—273. SYSTEM of HEALING we have|. UR care of Ad. No, 74. or confectionery store in good Tive | ne more than one dress. s ‘ard’s Reliable Remedies and oth- Effective Jan. 3, 1926 to family having | FOR RENT—Furnished apartment.| CURED HUNDREDS and we c er products. Experience not 1 insertion, 25 words a ee Tribune, care o! Ud Laurain Apartments. Phone} CURE YOU. Clinic of Dr. T. RE necessary. Offers big earnings on 2 insertions, 25 words » MacLachlan (Harvard), OUT OUR WAY capital. Particulars given or under ........... 83 — Thuan fino k, Bi » N. Dak, on requents Dr. Ward's Medieal|| 2 Insertions, "38" words FOR earana bana fal basses 4| Dependable Used Cars. Rigs. ouch N Compan; ‘inona, Minn. a actsseuesees gas forge. For information call! 1997 Dodge Senior Six-Sedan. This WANTED ae Ser att a eb ete ef Seite en roe Geenpaney |g only ven "4200 mils and pli 4 Prete wee We sae nae "an. oe *"Gonal petaper lt eddi- |) FOR RENT—Six room modern two| tion, elaine ' ATS TH secmT OF LooW story house in fine condition, Het | 1926 Dodge Sedan Leather Trim. WHY A “Toy B'LOON ° LooniT. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Sarat Sixth e fi street.| "This car will appeal to someone . r RATES Cal treet phone KIN: 4OU DO | FLOATS ~ A ROUND oo ' ar oat [THiS ? TS | BALL O'GAS. ANTH / F, Se that wants a good durable and 4 — |. serviceable car at a low price, hte ¥ : WANTED—Solicitor for Maytag 90 Cents Per Inch FOR SALE Modern home, inelud-| 1927 Pontiac Sedan. Why drive a : z,| HOLOIN' ME | Game REASIN A <\ Ar! Losin faves geod’ propseicion “for a|| alvonce, Gabe’ ahaoll be. re shrabbery, a my eed location, tar lke ths for avdh a low figs ; SHARP KNIFE COTS ive a gt ion for a ivance, - 4 fi fy y hustler. “‘Addreas” Marshall-Ma-|| ceived by 9 eclock to insure || Ser‘ phone) ure? Ft nes AN'A DULL: ONE. WATCH OUT laise Lumber Co. Beulah, North/] insertion same day. FOR RENT—Modern five room 1927 Studebaker Dictator Sedan. oe ~ 2? DONT —1TS “Too I was Dakota. baswalbw by O with room} When you see this car you will : y Z THICK AN' DULL TAT WANTED—Several young men for THE ag ll Bi let sernge| wonder how we can sell it at such l nS # ’ DON’ THe ~ surveying crews. Xoplicants must BISMARCK TRIBUNE man Ons, PMMA. a low price, AN TH WIND, be high schoo! graduates and ap- PHONE 82- rice | 1926 Chevrviet Coupe. Here is what Boot at Sate Highways, Olympic | — EURN| Sats sinaes conn pon dente ike Bide. of State Highways, Olympia FOR SALE eek ustne Seo einen a gab ¢o use your good sedan ty go hunt- 25 MEN immediately to learn Bar-| SEVEN ROOM modern house, 3 bed) leather upholstered ‘davenport,| "my Gy : ional cppor-|" rooms, porch enclosed, well lo-| gateleg table, breakfast set, and . B. GILMAN CO. Ds Buttes| — iavectment for tutediake pale, | Setees Site at peme tite cn AUTOMOBILE AMS hl eg laa le al EIGHT_ROOM modern house, 5 bed| FOR SALE—Bed, springs and mat- FOR _SALE—Overland Coupe, in car. Little Prices! Guaranteed. WANTED—Twenty trucks, clay| rooms, full basement, fine loca-|” tress, mahagony gateleg table, ee condition, and good tires./§ Act Now! hauling, 5 mile haul, 16 cents. For|’ tion, near school, garage, $6500, mahagony daven table, smali| Cheap. [aauire at Nielsen’s Mil- ‘ information write or phone Stev-| _ on terms, table, we electrical: fixtures for| —!inety, Bismarck, N. Dak. 1926 Chevrolet Landau: Sedan, ens_Bros. N. Dak. ts EooM spate Hoohai the % dining room and living room. Very wee) beet crest used Ford grain new tires. ‘D—Corn = location, near school, cash.| cheap. ruck, al good used cars. WSocun tie Sal antec ‘on| SEVEN ROOM ee eae Gana ner ere Terms if desired. ‘Hedahl Motor| | 1925 Ford Coupe, new Duco and ¥ rooms, stn parlor, comparatively pany, 5 farm Ne tpigconeh: BB NO-1 «now, garage, east front,, newr) Coal Tange, separate ovens, good| <P ear E—ro5e Overland @ pedan ar 7 school, desirable, $5750, on terms.| condition. +2 Mandan street; °C ' MEN WANTED—Apply 206) pipTy ’FOOT lot ‘Broad: or phone 1153-J. in excellent condition. M. 0. Twelfth street. Haggart Con-| " close in, south front, $800.’ | BARGAINS in used farniture.| Steer» 116 Second street. Phone struction company, Bism@rck, N. rIpTY FOOT lot corner Third and| Kennelly Furniture Oo. Mandan,| 209° 7 4 —a55 aoa pace —Dak.__________| Avenue B, trees, sidewalk, sewer] _N._D. OR E—1928 Model Dodge Atay ia, Sh ahing pasor| rity” POOR %t of Rinse end| Pak wow P| ates jteady in shoe shini parlor. ict at Steady job. Bismarck Shine Par-| Rosser fcr ber FOR SALE—1925 Ford Coupe. Call $400. —————————————— THREE ROOM and 5 room partly APA! ENTS 883-J after 5 o'clock. Uaovedii fh remdtasgtdeaarategted | PE eel tonics a MISCELLANEOUS 30. M. REGISTER. partment f A RESPECTABLE surgeon despises Lahr Motor laundry. ‘Apply. at 103 Ave. B) eee and hot a the man who performs cperations west. Telephone 867. WORK WANTED ae W.. Al-! with @ lead pipe, but no matter Sales Co. ‘WANTED—Competent girl for gen-| LET.ACK’S Radiator Shop how tle operation is performed the effect is th fi MOMENTS WE'D LIKE “10 LIVE OVER. Fe estan, Cl St | eer All work guaranteed ee aa coscareed hs Ses oe Phone 490 ~ and price reasonable. . lead pipe operation is not so ser- #0. U. 5. PAT.OFF, THE BIG BLOW. 41) ©1928, BY wea seavice, We, ‘ AGENTS $75 WEEKLY. MAN OR WOMAN WANTED with ambition and in- dustry, to distribute Rawleigh’s ‘ | MOM’N POP Trouble Is Brewing for Pop Household Products to steady us- By Cowan, ers. Fine openings near you. We; . - an pace bes oh you — 4 ‘Uke SuEraDN make up t a week or more. ’ 315 AS BLACK AS Slow ME Ne rience necessary. Pleas- ‘ IN OR OUT ant, profitable, dignified work. , f BLUE MONDAY 5 “ THe WAY - Depts NODA, Minneapolis Minn RLY Out of THe sack it. he by inn. ro pt Noe, Mineapolis Minn COPYRIGHT 1928 4Y NEA SERVICE INC ELEANOR EA sien Sue oes ROOMS FOR RENT is 5 WE THAT PoP SR pa egg ree THIS HAS HAPPENED ee AT Pol jovely, pee a ‘i ing with closets, ‘ully furnished eas lite, "Swept oe Ret DOOR IN THEIR ot marri ka - - and modern. cal 517 Second Aieke nai seer eetetenere oamerene 3 ‘ CELLAR i. m: a TR LLIAMS | FOR RENT—In modern home, room on first and second floor for sleep- ing or light housekeeping. Adults : only. Also garage for rent. Call f : at 614 Eighth street. foe é - EER ‘ ME ae RENT—Large = comfortable " NEWS. THAT sleeping room in modern home. j 3 > | Hot water heat, Suitable for two i ! : Eee Call at 404 Tenth street whi done. ‘ a : eareseaeten ie mase- | ft } ph F 4 THE Corer nae Gentlemen pre- ets STARTS A NEI i ferred. Call at 217 Eighth street|@ Whom aketmet tn davanee tite yy F F WVESTIGATION weal or phone 511-J. ORE. When ‘a c . FOR RENT—Beautifully furnished front sleeping room suitable for! two. Call at 421 West Thayer or __phone 688-M. fee by “while ‘Meare : : 2 ; ; THE SAME tania FOR RENT—Nice warm sleeping ; room in modern home. Call 219 zteat é i YOU HAD JusT Bete Seventh t. ‘ : you CRASHED OR RENT—Room in modern home : q INTO THE CELLAR at $12.00 per month. Phone 230-W. } ENT—Nice room with alcove. _ Hot water heat. Phone 1282-R. FOR RENT—Room at 406 Sixth street. Phone 431 Ce eed NOW EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES ON USED Cee OTHER MAKES NO GROUP of used cars in the city offers values equal to these. Every car is ig good condition. Every var is a bargain. Come in and look over the full selection. Small down Pexnee, USED BUICKS USED BUICKS provide the same qualities that have made new Buicks famous—Beauty, Comfort, Fine Performance, Great En- durance. DUICK 26-20, Standard coach, re- conditioned and refinished. A REAL BARGAIN. reas BUICK 26-26 Standard Coupe, city owned,’ city used—car had wonderful ¢are, Fisher body, fully orsipnes, i BUICK 26-47 Master Sedan Original finish, almost new, very, low mile- age. this car and ere it for years. wre pl a ear to e N’T MISS IT. BUICK Master Two Door, Half Price, fully | guaranteed—long terms. . BUICK +5-40 “Aaster Coach. Guar- anteed. All Fisher. g * BUICK 25-010 Master Goantry Chib Coupe. Buckingham BUICK 24-48 Master 4 coupe. Good ‘condition. price. OTHER MAKES CHRYSLER 1926 Roadster 8] ; road- pie Easy which will leave bo room for argu ment DODGE COUPE 1927 CHAPTER XXI ‘ACK MOORE smiled benevo- lently, well pleased with his ef- forts. “Well, well,” he began, and rubbed his hands together with vast satisfaction, “our young friend is thoroughly ashamed of himself. 1 don't believe you'll have any more trouble with him, Sybil, The reall- “gation that you might leave him straightened him right out.” Sybil smiled—a strained, polite little smile, “You've been awfully good, Jack.” “Will you go up now, dear?” Prompted Mabel. “Oh, I suppose so.” “And we'll see you in the morna- ing.” see. Rica was: pacing restiessly. Up and down the big room. Smok- ing nervously in. bebitual. fashion. . His face flushed and his hair tossed. Sybil thought "his eyes were the brightest things she-bad ever seen. » She stood silently in the doorway, feeling ridiculously more like a Penitent than an outraged wile. He stopped his striding, and terned te face her. par d “Well,” she said, “here I am.” “ Exactly like that, and. raged ‘piin for sounding so bumble. “Yuu're a nice girl—you. arel*: “Then she tbat he was angry, ““Runting to Mab and Moore with stories about yuur husband! Mak- ing o-foul of ne. Anybody'é think Saiyeling you are still intoxicated that you are talking this way. Perhaps you WILL be sorry in the morning. “I'm going to be fair with you, Rich, Tomorrow will be anothe day. You're not in any condition “I won't stay with you. Prob ably you don’t want mec to. I guess you hate me few. Tagla Terra, and you can come to see me in the morning.” “You'll do nothing of the sort. What do ypu think I am—a poor worm? Letting my wife go gall- how you're going to stop me, Rich.” She was still carrying her small “Bee—I'm quite ready. T've. of money, and I’m not at ernable rages, and the way he cried afterward, and promised to be good. And the sweet, pathetic little things @ did to make amends, He was such a naughty boy—and so en- dearing. Their mother had been instantly forgiving. But she re membéred how stern their father was. “You'll never cure h{m that way,” he bad remonstrated. “A spanking would do him more good than kisses. It's wrong to coddle tem- per. Be firm with him, Mother. It's for his own good.” eee r-. WAS hard. to be firm with Rich—as hard as it had been for her mother to be firm with Tad. There was something very pathetic about Richard, promising to -be good. Telling her he needed her. Shé felt like a wicked matron in a8-orphan. asylum, But her deci- sion this time was final. . “It's. for his own good,” she re- Sected. " “He's got to stand on his lately. “I'm sorry, Rich. You can come over in the. fi bh ee hi “Don't ‘leave me, Sit.” here |; -He took § bottle from the window He hed ate ‘ese and poured geen it—ant bimself.s generous drink. S780 meed:$t," he “I came back, Rich, because I thoxght I ought. 1 thought you needed me. I thought you would be sorry, and that we would start all over again.” and his arms held her close. “You'll stay here with me, ¢.r lin; io, Rich.” jut, sweetheart...” ‘Oh, Rich, let me go. This isn't fair, dear.” * “Fair!” It's wonderful!” “Please, Rich! “Ob, all right. Anything you say. You're tired of me, Sybil. That's what's the matter. You want to be rid-of me.” “You know that isn’t true.” “Then why won't you stay here?” “But, Rich, I’ve told you a hun- dred times.” “If you loved me, you'd stay.” “Oh, PLEASE don't argue,” “Well, I'LL go, then. If you can’t bear ee, sight of me, I'll go. You ote Rich, dear, be reasonable, I’m all ready to go. Your things are here, You: CAN'T go very well. And I'll see you in the morning.” “You want to get rid of me— thi what you want. You don’t ever intend to come back.” “I promise, Rich.” “Promise! What do your prom: ises amount to? You promised Moore you'd come back to'me. He “Teald you aid. You're not keeping that promise, are you?” “From the beginning, Rich,” si told him patiently, “I've given to you. Everything's .been. your way. And what good did it do? You'd promise~and “promise—and you never kept a promise. Now I'm going to have my way—and we'll see how it, works. : I'm: going to the Ingle Terra, and I'll come | back in the morning. Then...” ‘too much. ye imu: fo Bey Mies meilicine.” “For God's wake, stop barking.” he interrupted fiercely. “I'm .s0 * sick I'd like te.be dead, and you. kles and His Friends [Free The Giraffe By Blosser jue NS SEE Now? 71S IS NE TO DO= ALL YOU HAS GET OVER MERE Bsc OF 7S CARPET. L WANT TO SEE, BON IT LOOKS.: “He dragged -bis:.cont ‘lobar, stroggled. itd and flung from: the . (To Be returns 10 2 jit, ais Fi} 8 g 8 o evenly, “But I see pow that I was mistaken. Ferkaps it 1s because fy a