The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 6, 1928, Page 9

Tribune C RELP W‘NTED MALE BANK ROLL can be mace handling newest sensation out. Seif illum- inated Daylite sign for delivery trucks. Business houses, etc. Out q shines electricity, no operating cost, low price, quick seller, big ig profits, a real kkncekout, exclusive territory. Reflex Co., 514 q North Prior Av. St. Paul, Minn, MAN WANTED—Preferably with teaching or sales experience. Must have automobile. to make $300.00 or more per month. Ad- “rvance and commission basis. State age, experience and education. C. S. Jones, 1000 N. Dearborn, Chi- cago. THE FASTEST growing industry of the times offers an opportunity to become exclusive distributor in this territory. $300 per month and up. Sales Manager, 114 North May Street, Chicago, I. -__ WANTED—Man who knows farm life to travel in country Steady 4 ‘ work, good profits. McCONNON f < COMPANY, Dept. B77, Winona, . bering during winter months, big demand, good hie oon Free catalog. Moler Barber Col- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1928 - THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE - RUM RUNNERS SEIZED AT | gaging a room for the night. Ac-|has announced that three meetings LINTON tions of the men during the day they | of eounty teachers will be held at Linton—C. Franz Meier and H./spent in Linton aroused the sus-j Steele, Tuttle and Pettibone, Miss epe 4 eee e . al lassified Advertisements fund. 200 seedow. 200 ender ce - gare giving their address as| picions of authorities. The car and| Beatrice Kesge state 2 demonstra. tivation, buil le Paul, are being held in Linton | alcohol are being held awaiting court | tion teacher, visit the various FOWERUES as cates aie wo] «lit im Opera -§ ber, ideal for stock rhising. W: under $1000 bond each, charged with di PHONE 82=— etfered 41808 per‘asre fon 60 | Scecpereng vee "cae tating [Oe sn Getacene nn tig Coe NEE SUE acres of this. To close out estate mee i in their possession. Police} KIDDER COUNTY TEACHERS TO a fae i aor 00 te. Le, Ret, gbmps al Cd boxy MEET : More than 50. big air lines arrive |. + Classified Advertising ~ Rates urchaser at 6 per cent. ig $ tarts of ies 1 ith of the en paint & te ae fron Croydon Al aie tea unusual, good Frerson, Mandan, 'N. Dak. : guarding it while the other was en- | wendent of Kidder county schools, | drome, Englan#, every dey. in 1 insertion, 25 words .75 1 ad FOR EXCHANG : A iS uentien ee t ance | =< FOR EXCHANG3 SRE ORS TRENT ET ee A — 4 ree) Tet CRIT CRIOT be | a OUT OUR WAY By Williams | toe or under ee vere 100 : taurant and confectionery located 4 i “wecke ti ae ok at New Leipzig, N. D. A ‘good 4 > — > “ { ander ........ssee06 145 paying beeinens. _tereiry oe rita YoU OWNED A THERE's A VERY \(YES, HE CAN, } Ads over 25 adds. Ieibne SALOON MARTY, PATHETIC CASE + nth Mee ANO You TWO TH Burt LIKES TO : CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Tales | COSTE viay wooo es abopplag B- USED TO BE BAR |. | GET INTO ARGUMEN RATES LION MNFG.| trict, coin purse containing $15.00 TENDERS: WELL BUT_HE CANT FIND 90 Cents Per Inch 3 in bills. | Finder please return to Now, YOu MVNow ANYBODY \NHO LL All classified ods are cash tn 7 ee You CONT Want TH) lARGuEe write HIM advance. shea! LOON'S BACK. WELL, YES HE WORK WHILE | (ceived by 8 etcock to labare " unitteited | _____ PROFESSIONAL ay Baan’ CAN’ BuT~— | HES ARGUIN® insertion same day. .| GENTLEMAN with thorough : AIT EM = cluding jaw, desires to a \ wy, BISMARCK TRIBUNE HW. D—Saleaman with car to| Bismarck. He is seeking a position| Dreda Aves, daughter of a Hous- PHONB 82 x commensurate with his tion} ton, Tex., clergyman, scored a sen- kota tory. q.| and several years business ex; sational success the other night in ience. Dan Kurts, 613 ird' Dresden in her operatic debut, She . 81. R treet. Phi R received a dozen curtain call REAL ESTATE es | Singing in Verde “Forca del Dest FIVE ROOM bungalow; bath, fur-| §85-COMBMIESION seskly pose, eee hae $3600, sally Roseclité F) —lege, Fargo, N. D.-Butte, Mont.— + ee a to shad steacy in shoe shining parlor. pat. ‘Shing Bor. 1 Fe Se abl ————————— WANTED—First class carpenter. J. <. Beattie, 622 Mandan street, or a _ phone 870.00 2 ig WANTED—Experienced _ painters. Call H. H. Engen. } __ FEMALE HELP WANTED _ j WANTED—Girl for light house- 4 work, one who can go home nights. Call at 813 Thayer Ave. after 6:30 PO Sn eee RN 4 . WANTED—Competent girl for gen- 4 eral housework. Call at 422 Ave- - Corwin. woman for gen- housework. Phone 967. WANTED—Girl at the Home Bake Shop. POSITION WANTED POSITION WANTED — Clerical work, best references furnished, five years experience buying and selling office cried pee ‘hat __have you? Write Ad. No. 78. ‘ STENOGRAPHER with seven years experience desires position, either tenner or permanent, Phone 688-M. REINO os eS MADAM LATTIMORELLE—Pal- mist and Phrenologist at, 208 Ninth street. Phone 1230. Helps find lost articles. ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—Newly furnished front sleeping room in modern home with bath and clothes room adjoin-| _ nace, basement, on paving, guarantee WANTED—By Oct. 1, two unfur- EMENT ei ished rooms, suitable for light feale, ri EIGHT ROOM completely modern) Shi 24-hour shipments;! i. Will be recelved by the house, two iire places, 75 foot lot, tions; commissions in| housekeeping. | Bath k rooms, aicoee: lets “of Apple Creek nicest part of town, $8000.00, rer Cire Crenia Erge rend Write J. 0. Vance, Bismarek, N 200 P.M. Get. 9th, for 50 tons, more FIVE ROOM bungalow, path, fur- tos Dept. oo rts,! Dak. ot ate renee base! 4 rves th ~ = Just off paving, Die eeaae New York. WAN ence HOUSES AND FLATS fect any or Dds ‘without. notise lecturer thd FOR RENT—Si FOUR ROOM bungalow, well built, 0. G DAVENPORT, 00. Clerk. Riverview, $8800. +| house in condition, hot water 10:6 THE PRETTIEST lot left in River-]__PERIS MFG. CO., Florin, Pa, heat, at 510 Fifth street. _Im- NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR view, $1200.00. $1 — eee oe ‘The Board, et ri Creek Se! NINE ROOM house, completely; Mother Hi ae + —_____-____________| The Board of Apple Cri hool modern in every detail, one of the gelivering or in F Blas artver tor Retest ey eae iee icest he in the city, every-| Mi 1¥ nicest homes it ity, ery: ¥ ine leet of seven and one-half months thing in good taste, $11,000.00. te. ginning about Oct. 10th. All bids by 2:00 P.M., Oct. 9, 1928, 267 Successful bidder must’ furnish’ satis- er. - factory bond to guarantee fulfillment FOR RENT—Five room modern contract and proper operation. FARM LANDS—I have so SALE—White sewing mac! heer, ble to responsible] ,,7h? ,Bo#Td reserves the right to over twen‘y sales and have over bed ini 10,|__ party. Phone 94. Brug cordee. otithe rd. ¢ s 3-4 $ thirty more pending. I have the a caee most complete list and the biggest Pai es heres fof ree iat mm soon aN y | ——_— bargains I ever had. 0. G. DAVENPORT, *, SALI 9:24-29; 10:6 Clerk. ANY BUYER can stways_ soe amy] "ON, Stig Halon design ut din: ___ MISCELLANEOUS an with! new. Price réasonable. ‘Call 812| NATIONAL CASH REGIQTERS— correspondence in bepreeiete , SUMMON: Sate oe oe ee bese] Main aus oy Pee ft New and second hand. Over 600) "‘Buricignvcss, kot County of DO YOUR REAL ESTATE BUSI- ree A han giro ™ is Mes wll fact jira In_ Di Fourth Judicial NESS with the busiest dealer in fel eelig ne Dakor| vepresentative. Patterson Hotel,|J¢fome Bleth,, Piaintitt, va, Helen the city. F. E. YOUNG. BARGAINS in used furniture. Bismarck, N. D. The State of North Dakota to the y Smeets Hileos Tou are hereby, summoned to. an , BUSINESS CHANCES N. D. ranging land joining thelewer the complaint of the plaintit’ in || MOM’N POP Mom Gets a Case of Nerves By Cowan $20, NO MORE, BUYS OPTION best lakes in the state, per|the above entitled action, which said 10,000 bu. wheat or corn. Possibil- acre, Also improved farms at rea-|Complaint has been filed with the ity larze profits. 1 1-4e move- es aoe Write Carl Russ,|for'the County of Burleigh and Sscta ment beyond option price oppor-| nished entirely with new furniture.| __Martin, N. D. of North Dakota, and to serve u cop: es rt tunity $100, 2 1- 00, 3 1-4e] Kitchenette equipped with electric! FOR SALE—Full or hal? section Im-|f Your answer thereto upon tn wut “BUT YOU'LL HAVE To ENT yous Sn, ruaag res Bras] etree ab tc tre A | proved ed River Valor arm rar nerd cto nse Pual| | Aer ™Wlo' gaa” | owen nes ice, . at i it soi rainage, town wil Siig. Oman Neon oy 8. Ei miles, oie exchange, nearer jaye after the service of ‘thin gum MINDED WITH ALL J S0uLd KEEP ON THROUGH MY WINDOWS AUTOMOBILE Abe —Three- uni me a First street, Bismarck, | Mone upon you, excl THES TROVE — ae ae et FOR ND REASON 2. oh NK sia ai it, . Dak. fail to appear or answer, judement FOR SALE—Several good used| and entrance, strict privacy. Phone| FOR SALE—A small grocery store |>Y default will be taken against you YAMS YOU DO! Fords, Stars, Dodge and’ Stude-| 61 or call at 810 Main Ave. Yeg-| in city doing good business, Rea-|for,tne Tellef demanded in the com- — —— Lorie s Tudors.| en's “pon ioe 8:00 a. m. a — oo! cA “pe health, Good ee this Ist day of Septem- e trade and give terms. Hedehl/ and 7:00 p. Investment interested write|ber. WHERE THE MINORITY WINS RB8. U. S. PAT. OFF. CAM 3 HELP iT IF STRANGE] You MAN NOT HOODLUMS SHooT AT / BE HIDING ANY> ing. Meals if desired. Phone 842-R or call at 600 “enth street. FOR RENT—Two well furnished light housekeeping rooms in mod- ergjhome $25.00 per month. Close it a 1413 Mandan street or ‘wo nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping in modern home. $35.00 per month. Phohe 568-W or call at 618 Sixth in modern home. Also garage and go-cart for sale. Call at 518 West Thayer street or phone 689-W. FOR RENT—Two. modern rooms,| suitable for light housekeeping, heat and water furnished. Inauire at 1106 Thayer Ave. | FOR RENT—Partly furnished light housekeeping room with kitchen- ette. Call at 423 Tenth street aft- er 6:00 p. m. i [2 BENT Gas or two spe foe ig! ousel on * iu floor in modern ee Call'at 411 __Fighth street. eit FOR ‘urnished sleeping room upvtairs in modern home. Motor Company. FOR RENT—Furnished light house-| _ Tribune, care of Ad. No. 80. __| Wikttopney for Fisintife ‘apartment, for| FOR SALE—23 thoroughbred Jersey Office and Postoffice address: truck, 00d condition, brand new couple or two ladies, no} cows, 13 heifers, 5 bulls. Will rent Pe onal pene eeniding; 32x6 tires on rear. Hedahl Moter| children. Call at 432 Fifth street] or sell 640 acre grain and dairy BW eyereriir ales eames or ft ou Ben Edwards & Sen, Stan- = ‘OR S. —1926 Overland 6 sedan with} _ton, N. D, . Call at 715 Eighth in excellent copdition, M. O. FOR GALE—Master woodworker) _ street Steen, 116 Second street. Phone buzz saw. Electric ro! floor} FOR RENT—Garage at 513 Ave. A. 1452. inder. and all kinds of other car-! Phone 1363. pen hy Ath PR ngage arene rs ay ee give} with palest pink. \N the second of January Sybil treat aay was seavnly bale. secret oride, | Mrs. re thé usual assort- went again to Wester Hi though her lips were scarlet, an Sei ree eerie” ea tce | tient of scarves and gloves and| Mabel kissed her sollcitousty, and the dark circles beneath her eyes sccial worke: from | Sybil saw the worrled question in| 6ave her a tragic loveliness. Like her eyes. all beautiful mone, Sybil was ap "4 ” Preciative, in life's darkest ~mo Valerie bad given her w bottle of | aug posts te eh oe tee chorea: | ments, of effect. exotic French perfume that hinted | nide fer confusion. “I told them| “! look like Mona Lisa,” she of languorous trysts and dusky se | yesterday. Val was simply scan- thought, and smiled sadly in the daliséd, 1 mean she said she was. | @!rror. TNE BEEN TRYING To \. WHET with THE Houst M- Nou' A WEEK AND I GET YoU DONT KNOUS TO MANY CORNERS NOTHING But A. Row WHAT'S AROUND THE» fo suiT ME ZEROS: “MOMS HOW WORRIED ‘ NOU LOOK*- AND THE GRAM HAIRS 5% Close in. Call at 219 Seventh street, : FOR RENT—Sleeping room in mod- ern home. Near capitol. . 811 Sixth street or phone 374-W. FOR RENT—Large single room, suitable for two. Gentlemen pre- ferred. Call at 208 Thayer. Furnished room, hot and cold ‘ater in room. "510! Fourth street, FOR RENT—Furnished light house- keeping room. Call at 419 Front street. FOR RENT—Room at 406 Sixth street. Dhone 431, NR . : : : : ; ; ; , : ; ; ‘ : : t : : : Unbelievable Uslues! oughly. rebuilt cara! Come Quickly—AT ONCE! 1926 Overland Six Coach, excellent condition ... never She took @ tax! down, and found aout he psi ac : yasto Craig waiting in the lobby. In eve tickled to death—but, my dear,|2!Ds clothes he always struck her you'd have thought to hear her, the |#* being rather magnificent, whole thing was @ personal affront.| She greeted him gally, “Hello; And that I'd done it all 2 barrass her. Some day Ti kill that “Hello, yourself.” They clasped woman—I know I will.” hands warmly. “Sybil, you look ill, darling!” His concern was reassuring. She forced a small smile, conscious of the fitness of the thing—a tremu- lous little smile. “I've something awful to tell you, Craig.” “What fs it, dear?” He drew her to one of the broad seats in Peacock Alley. Sybil rolled her gloves into « Mttle ball, and tossed them on “Tad was absolutely wonderful,” continued. “And Mother's “Poor Mums—I guess she felt there wasn't # minute to lose. They| “No. Let's go in the dining room. seem determined to put on a brave|1 want music—and people around— and nice, hot smells. It's sort of © barren out here.” The head waiter led them to their favorite table, in a corner removed from the orchestra, and lit the candles, and brought pink roses in acilver vase. ~ . Sybil leaned her elbows on the table. after premises, “I can't bear to spell tha them. Bat wery nent dey Th tel” baie ae i -| “Craig, I'm going to hurt you awfully.” She cupped her chin in her hands wallowed resolutely—and began i ge i rH ee é again. : “I—I—Craig, 1 was married tast summer.” E a fe ti eee H® had been searching her pale features with a puazled, kind concern: Now it seemed to her that bis face grew hard and cold, as if it had been frozen, or carved from Ey i iff gE if F i i i | “ff beieie Estlet re Lat