The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1928, Page 7

ee — i MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1928 THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUN { ~ \ btn) dus aces HELP WANTED MALE TWO NEAT appearing men for sales force. $40.00 per week to start. weekly, Apply at, or write Fuller Brush Company, Stern Building, 55 1-2 Broadway, Fargo, North Dakota. LEARN Barbering during winter months, big demand, good wages. Free catalog. Moler Barber Col- lege, Fargo, N. D.-Butte. Mont. | Sepa) aligns rienced hide buyer. Apply to Northern Hide & Fur Co., Bismarck, N. D4 SALESMEN «@ALESMAN—Exclusive line sell business firms, permanent posi- tion. Can make $80.00 weekly. Write Tribune, care of Ad. No. 6. Eh ie elesind aaah neeneiaeennaaaae ___ FEMALE HELP WANTED _ WANTED—Girl to do housework by party with three children. 9} cooking. Call at 413 Raymond. Phone 942-M. WANTED-—Someone to take care of furnace for room. Also for sale: A gas range $15.00. Call at 706 Pe See WANTED—Experienced maid for housework. Call in person at 831 Fifth street. WANTED—Experienced sales ladies Montgom Vard & Co.’s. 2 bs rienced waitresses at Sweet Shop. an ae APARTMENTS FURNISHED two room apartment, warm and light. Large closet. Kent very reasonable. No chil- dren. Call at 413 Ninth street or telephone 705-R after 5:00 ‘OR RENT—Three room ap: ent, private bath, ground floor. Va- cant Nov. Eth. Also two rooms for light housekeeping. Call at 323 __ Second street. Phone 360-M. WANTED AT ONCE—FULLY far- nished apartment, must be modern in every respect and clean. Write __Tribun>, care of Ad. No. 14. FOR RENT—Two or three room un- furnished apartment. Price rea- sonable. Call at 421 Ninth street or phone 1353-M. FOR RENT—One two-room apart- ment in modern home, close in. Call at 109 Mandan street or __Phone 1426 FOR RENT—Three room corner apartm.nt. Furnished. Possession | he The Laurain Apts. Phone! WORK WANTED | WANTED—To do alterations and repairing on ladies winter coats; and dresses. Also relining. 107) Fifth street, Krall Tailor Shop, Mrs. J. Wentz. ‘WORK WANTED—Married man wishes work of any kizd. Refer- ences furnished. Write Tribune | Ad. No. 11, | AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE—Dodge coupe. Cheap if taken at once, First class con- @ dition, Central Motor Co,, 117 Fifth street. i ROOMS FOR RENT _ FOR RENT—Furnished and newly decorated i-terior, ground floor, three rooms and kitchenette in a modern home. Call forenoons and __after six at 418 Hannafin strect. .WANTED—Sleeping roont, suitable | for two and care of child while mother works. Phone 1047-J aft- er 8:30 Saturday or all day Sun- day or Monday. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping or ground floor. Also for sale: A No. 1) Quick Meal range, reasonable. (all | at 417 Tenth street S | FOR RENT—Nicely furnished all | & modern front room, exceptionally warm, four blocks from postoffice, | very reasonable. Call 983-M. FOR RENT- ‘Nicely furnished sleep-| ing room in medern home. Gen- ‘. tlemen preferred. Call at 610 Fifth street or phone 99: FOR RENT—A lovely room a new modern home, most desirable location. Phone 1182-W or call at 104 Ave. C west. FOR RENT Nicely furnished front sleeping room on ground floor. Call at 411 Fifth street or phone 273, Hazelhurst. | FOR RENT—Two modern rooms with kitchenette and closet, ground floor. Call at 523 Seventh street er phone 487-W. ree FOR RENT—One large sleeping room, upstairs, close in. Phone $ 1219-W or call at 422° Fourth FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished poor 113 Thayer Ave, Phone 195-R. Our antee protects you ab- solutely. We know carat Ata low price we sell high grade cars that give good service. 1926 Willys-Knight Sedanj new i Must see it to appre- ciate value ....<.....$795.00 1925 Chrysler 70 Phaeton, new winter enclosure. A tires .. $295.00 1927 Star Sedan, fully equipped, heater, etc. At rgain price |... .20++s++ + ++ $480.00 Tribune Classified Ad —=PHO SE LUE ‘cochlea __ FURNITURE FOR SALE FOR SALE—Davenport and chair to FOR SALE—Oak_dining _room_se Classified Advertising Rates Effective Jan. 3, 1928 1 insertion, 25 words .75 2 insertions, 25 words or under ........... 85 3 insertions, 25 words or under ........8... 1.00 1 week, 25 words or tional per word CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 90 Cents Per Inch All classified ads are cash in advance. Copy should be re- ceived by 9 o'clock to insure insertion same daz. FOR RENT—Cafe THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 32 USED CAR BARGAIN 1927 Essex Coupe. 1925 Essex Coach. 1926 Hudson Coach, 1928 Essex Coach. 1926 Ford Tudor Sedan. 1928 Paige Coach. 1925 Oldsmobile Sedan. 1924 Ford Sedan. 1924 Buick Brougham Sedan. 1926 Buick Standard Coach. SUPER SIX MOTORS, INC, Phone 306. match, davenport table, 2 bed room suites, 2 rockers, one straight arm chair, writing desk, floor lamp and other small articles. Everything in excellent condition. Call at 709 Third street. Phone 599. t at a bargai Call at 314 Thir- teenth street afternoons and eve- nings, in used furniture. ey Furniture Co., Mandan, FOR RENT—An Upright piano. Phone 689-W. THIS HAS HAPPENED Ides mai first evening when on alrplane ernshen into it. Young ALESTER CARSTAIRS, from an adjoining estate. was taking a lesson from hin pilot, DAN HARVEY, Myrtle, ‘They ic comes to, ter im for the doctor and pays Myr- tle for the damage. ‘The doctor finds Jerry not se- rlously injured, lesiren to make a fuller examination next day. Both men offer to drive her to hin office and Ji acce} Alenter because of his money. though her heart dictates After calling nt the doc told that rest ljonved at the Ral The girl wan i aurprised when the ten she expected turned out to be Hquor. and inn, NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER VI ERRY turned to see who or what had brought that queer expres- sion to Alester’s face. She saw nothing more startling than an unusually attractive wom- an, in her late twenties perhaps, coming toward them. The newcomer was dressed in . black and white chiffon and around her full, creamy throat she wore a choker of cabachon rubles. This much Jerry saw before Alester rose from his chair to greet her. “Leontine—this is Miss Ray— Miss Ray, Miss Lebaudy,” Alester was introducing them. “How do you do?” Jerry said, re- membering just in time not to say, “Pleased to meet you.” Leontine Lebaudy said nothing for what threatened to become an awkward length of ‘time, Then: “New to us, aren’t you?” she drawled. Jerry looked helplessly at Alester. “That can be corrected,” he sald, smiling. Leontine frowned briefly. “Of course,” she said hurriedly, letting her eyes rove over the table. “How's your drink?” “Not so good,” Alester replied. “Miss Ray doesn’t like it.” eee pfere looked at Jerry ques- tioningly.. The latter did not like the look. She could not define the quality in it that displeased her, but the word “patronizing” flashed through her mind and she couldn't have hit much closer. Leontine L&. baudy had. estimated Jerry quickly as an outsider, © © ace “Jerry decided to -be.natural. She did not drink. ard they might as ” well’ kifow: It. Shie wasn't going to apologize for ft elther. “I Bevel ik Antoxicating & Ma uors,” she.’ sthft n> tine turned. sit lifted eyebrows. |: cat “Are you undertaking her educa- jon?” she said." | * : “I think I'd rather learn from Miss Ray how to. be good,” he an- swered slowly. Leontine gave him .a. furious glance. Jerry was aware: by this time that they . were . crossing swords, i i “Who gave you this table?” Leon- tine said crossly. “It's reserved for dinner, 1 didn’t want it used.” Alester half closed his eyelids but ‘mot sufficiently to hide a gleam of nt. in his- eyes: as fie an- BW - “This table is for me whenever I vertisements 1926 Dodge Sedan mohair ‘trim 1926 Dodge Sedan leather tri 1926 Dodge Coupe leather tr} 1926 Buick Sedan mohair trim. 1927 Studebaker Sedan mohair trim. 1927 Pontiac Sedan mohair trim. 1923 Ford Coupe. 1926 Ford Truck with grain box. 1924 International Truck, Honest Merchandise Protecting| Corn Show Special Dependable Used Car Sale a Good Name M. B. GILMAN CO. BUSINESS CHANCES __ in_ connection with hotel in South Dakota town of 4,000, Heat and all equipment excepting linen, dishes and silver are furnished, rent $85.00 per month. Dishes, linen, silverware and stock must be bought. Doing good business. Owner must rent on account of poor health. If in- Vai address Tribune, care of FOR SALE OR TRADE—160 acre farm, 7 miles from Sterling. $3,500.00 worth of improvements. Will consider exchange for city property Write Tribune Ad. No. TO TRADE—1%8 acres of splendid land, eastern Barnes county fdr hotel or what have you? W. J. Baxter, Fargo, N. D., Gen. Del. FOR SALE—1928 Durant 2 door sedan nicely broken in—at a bar- gain, TWO 1925 Tord Tudors, priced rea- sonable, 1927 OAKLAND coach in first class condition in every respect. 1928 DURANT four-4 door sedan. Used very I'ttle. A good buy. 1926 STAR Six coach, overhauled. Very good condition. SEVERAL other cars to pick from. None of these are repo: sessed. We trade and give terms to responsi- ble parties. HEDAHL MOTOR COMPANY HOUSES AND FLATS LOST. ¥OR RENT—Almost new bungalow with five rooms and bath, full ce basement and garage. mly responsible parties need ap-| _ply. Phone 898. mt ;FOR RENT—Five room modern | house v.ith garage. Call between} 9-11 a.m. and 4-5 ee Frank} _Tousley, 115 Ave. DW. ie FOR RENT—Strictly modera : tucco bungalgw with garage. (anedi- ate posSession, Phone 751 or 151. i PERSONAL ne PALMIST and Phrenologist. Madam Lattimorelle, 811 Thayer Ave., or phone 1230, Helps find lost ar- ticles. See her today. Souci Se \CELLANEOUS _ ie | TO GET rid of a bad liver, cut out | bad living- not the liver. With cur Mucousless Dict System and our Vitamin Iorbs, Roots and Bark we have CURED HUN- DREDS .ithout operations, and | we can CURE you. No gouging, no gashing, no cutting, no slashing | at Dr. MacLachlan's Clinic, Luca Block, Bismarck, N. Dak. | DIAMONDS direct from cutters and importers. The qualities are high| and the prices extremely low. Cash or easy payments. Wholesale or retail. For diamond engagement rings see James W. Marek. Ex- clusive diamond dealer. Office at 108 Third street, south of Hotel! __Prince, Bismarck, pe NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS— New and stcond hand, Over 500 styles and sizes. We have one to fit your business, W. E. Stitzel, representative. Patterson Hotel, Bismarck, N. D. FOR SALE—Choice Canary singers, imported German Rollers, Chop- pers and Harz Mountains, Cages, seeds, treats, etc. Phone 115-J, Jacob Bull, Dickinson, N. D., Box _No. 728. FOR SALE—April hatched pure. white Holland Turkey Toms $7.00, hens $5.00, 35 miles northeast of Bismarck. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Walter Inget, Wing, N. FOR SALE—Boote Barron strain White Leghorn Cockerels from high record trap nested stock. $1 to $1.50 each, Anton Weigel, 5 __miles northwest of Bismarck. | TO RENT—Desk space by Accident & Health agent, with some firm, LOST—12 gauge Remington Auto- matic shor gun befweer. Lake Isa- belle and Dawson slough last Wed- nesday, Oct. 31. $10.00 reward outer for the finder E. G. Erbe’s Barber Shop, __Bismarck, N. D. 2S LOST—Between Bismarck and Bald- win, two black grips. containing ladies’ clothes, one olfi, the other almost new. Finder kindly return to Tribune or write H. R. Haas, hall, N.D. Reward, A white Angora __ kitten. Finder kindly notify Virginia Rohrer, 411 Ave, E or phone 508. Reward. FARM LANDS FOR SALE—160 acre dairy farm, near Regan, 25 A. cultivated, more can be broke up, rest good pasture and is fenced. + Fair set of buildings, at a bargain. Or will trade for dwelling house in i Write 8, care of Bis- ribune, County of In District Court, Fourth Judicial Plaintiff, vs. Anna Helen Peterson, and ong unknown clalm- est, title, claim, Hen, nc in or upon the bed In the complaint, orth Dakota to the ts: jaintife in the above entitled original of which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Dis- trict Dakot answer the sub action, th urt of Burleigh County, North and to serve a copy of your 0 the said complaint upon ribers at their offices in the City of Washburn, McLean County, North Dakota, within ‘thirty days from a after the date of service and in se of your failure to appear or answer ‘Judgment will be taken by default against you for the relief demanded in the complaint, Dated at Washburn, North Dakota, this 9th day of October, 1928, WILLIAMS & LINDELL, Attorneys for Plaintitt, Office and Postoffice Address, Washburn, North Dakota, To the above named Defendants: You will take notice that no per- sonal claim is made against the de- fendants in the above entitled action, which is brought to determine ad- Verse estates, interests, liens and en- cumbrances in the following de- real property, to-wit: Northwest Quarter (NW) of tion ‘Iwelve (12) Hundred North of Ra returning; Real ferred. Write Ad. No, 13, ‘eal Estate, Fire Insurance, or similar business connection pre- West of the sth County, North Dak: WILLIAMS & LANDELL, Attorneys for Plaintite, Washburn, North Dakota. WHEN A GIRL LOVES? “LOVE FOR TWO'etc Farm |OUT OUR | School Board Loans ‘$286,700 to Farmers loars totalling $286,700/ Silver Lake school district No. 25, were ranted by. the state schoo! | Wells-county, $4,000; Flasher school land board at its last meeting, ac- cording to figures compiled today. |28, Hettinger county, $3,500. |MOM’N POP 1 SO YOU'VE FLOPPED To PORKER AGAIN . WELL, WE AGREED NOT To HAGGLE OVER WOW EITHER OF US [US SHOULD YoTE, So ru iSAV NOTHING BUT I'M , GLAD THAT WHOOZIT HAS NOTHING IN COMMON (NITH WAY ANK LOOT $2,500 The loans were granted on 142 ap- BAN! < Kent, Minn., Nov, 5.. ‘un plications and averaged $2,018 each. —)—An In addition the board purchased |juasked, bandit held up Kent State | $20,500 of school bonds as follows: | = | Bullets that will drug wild animals but not kill them have been invented Harris, director of the zoological expedition to - South Africa. | district No. 39, Morton county, $13,-| by Captain 000 and Walker school district No.| Harris HEY SAY.-AS A WG is BENT so SHALL IT GROW? _ er \F THAT WERE TRoE THERED BE some TERRIBLE SHAPED MEN IN “THIS WORLD. Rawilliavs ed 1928, BY NEA SERVICE, me. A Divided House By Cowan NO-YouR CANDIDATE, conGrtss: WELL, AFTER FIFTY SAM, WHO STARTED | Veage sve LEARNED. TwiS POLITICAL ONE THING, TALKING MAN WHOOLIT, HAS |] ARGUMENT 7 ONE OF) INTO YOUR EARS OVER Ph IN. US THAT'S SURE - ne pa aati iees ‘Ss ON BUT Boy) | AND I KNOW I LIKE SHOUTING DOWN HE HAS PLENTY AN EMPTY BARREL You'Re IN PREFERRED: FULL OF SOME ONE ELSES ECHOES YOUR MAN LURKER te astonishment. want it,” he sald. “You know that, Leontine.” To Jerry’s amazement the woman he addressed turned a suddenly ap- pealing look upon him. “But you never want {t any more, Alester,” she said, and Jerry had the sensation of feeling her presence forgotten. “Not since I learned who else re- serves it,” Alester returned coolly. “I prefer something more exclu- sive.” The woman shrank back as though from a blow, but the next instant she laughed. “Some people can’t be dropped, you know,” she said almost under her breath, “It isn’t safe.” Jerry thought she detected @ pleading note in her voice, but if it were there, Alester seemed unaware of it. “So far as I know,” he sald, “you never tried it. But you can fix up another table, Miss Ray and I will keep th{s one and stay to dinner.” eee GAIN that cringe, so fleeting that Jerry was to wonder later if she really had seen it, and Leon- tine made’a motion of resignation. Leontine Lebaudy left . them Jerry felt a twinge of pain in her head and remembered that the doctor had ordered quietude. This was certainly not being quiet, she thought, when Alester insisted that they dance, He must have forgotten about her recent injury. “She wished that Alester had not 80. ible to Miss Le- baudy. Perhaps they ought to give up the table, She started to sus: gest as much but at her first words Alester silenced her. — “It is my table,” he sald firmly, and Jerry could not dispute him. But Miss Lebaudy scemcd ‘to blame her. Now and then when she came to their table as hostess— Alester had said she owned the place—Jerry could fairly feel her animosity. But her dark eyes wore ‘&@ non-committal expression and her words were pleasant enough. Jerry's sense of an undercurrent of fil feeling was based on something too intangible to put into words. e ; Dan did not press conversation upon her. He asked if he might smoke and Jerry looked at him in 66] THINK I'd like you to take me home,” she said at the end of a dance. “It isn’t fair of me to leave my friend alone.” “She doesn’t expect you,” Alester objected. “I told her not to. And you know you sald she’s going to New York with someone tonight.” “I'd like to go with them,” Jerry explained. “I havo to get some things.” “I'll drive you in,” Alcster of- fered. Jerry could not find any further excuse to leave so she sighed and drank some more tea, She noticed that Alester watched the door pretty closely as the din- ner hour drew near and more peo- ple arrived. She found herself doing the same under the power of his ex- pectation, though she did not un- derstand it. “Oh, there’s Mr. Harvey,” she erfed in pleased surprise as Dan came and stood in the doorway, looking around the room. Alester glanced at her sharply, noting the eagerness that she herself was un- conscious of. She thought he might go over, or signal Dan, and invite him. to join them, but he purposely avoided looking his way after the first ‘glance, Dan ‘saw them, however, and camp up without any encour- agement. . By the time he reached their table Jerry had curbed -her natural emotion, Both greeted him unen- thusiastically,, Dan did not appear to notice their lack of cordfality. “Got- the plane back to the han- gar,” he-said, to make conversation. Alester mumbled some comment. Jerry was wondering what had brought Dan there, Could it have been of him that Alester and Miss Lebaudy were talking when they had their verbal skirmish over the table reservation? She looked at Dan with new interest, Alester had implied that whoever was his com- petitor for the resérvation was not exclusive. And Miss Lebaudy had hinted that he was dangerous. ‘ eee CCRBTAINLY Dan Harvey did not look dangerous unless you con- sidered him as a rival in affairs of the heart. Jerry felt her own skip a beat as he took a swift appraisal of her features. Why did he look at her like that? What did he ex- pect? She saw Leontine coming toward them and half anticipated a de nouement. But nothing out of the ordinary happened. Leontine greet- ed Dan casually and he was briefly courteous to her. “Have a dance with me, Alester?” Leontine begged. She wanted to - talk to him alone but hadn’t had an opportunity until there was some- one ‘to take his place with Jerry. “Miss Ray has monopolized you all afternoon. She can dance once with Dan.” “You don’t Ipok fit to dance,” Dan said quietly. “You're pale as sheet. Alester ought to take you home.” Jerry nodded. Alester and Leon- tine swept away. She J@ her eyes follow them to avoid looking at Dan. Why had it to be he who was thoughtful, she was asking herself discontentedly. But she must re- member, a man of Alester Carstairs’ position probably had a thousand things to think of while Dan Harvey hed one—his job, most likely. eee DAN did not press conversation upon her. He asked if he might smoke and Jerry looked at him in astonishment. She did not know that anyone any longer asked per- mission to do that,’ ---- “Go ahead,” she said shortly and Dan puffed away in silence. Leontine and Alester, on the con- trary, were deep in some subject. ‘There was a flashing grace in the wom! movement that brought to Jerry's mind thoughts of the jungle. Her dark hair, straight as a-black- bird's wing, shone like lacquered ebony. She held her face turned up to Alester’s so that he could look deep into her eyes. She knew her beauty stirred him, Leontine knew how to choose her moments. 7 “Please,” she coaxed;. “please Allie,” (To Be Continued) WHAT'S THAT GOT To DO WITH THE ORIGINAL ARGUMENT ? NOTHINGS EXCEPT THAT'S WHAT'S WRONG WITH PORKER. HE RAISES A StMOKE SCREEN AROUND EVERY ISSUE — NES, AND KEEPING IN LINE WITH Our AGREEMENT NOT To HANE ANY MORE POLITICAL ARGUMENTS | I MIGHT ADD THAT YouR CANDIDATE = CONGRESSMAN WHOOZIT —— — WELL, TomorRo FoP A TouGH SPOT! | ELECTION DAY AND | HOW ABOUT MOM? SHE'D BE OVER. PoP > IN \ SAN SOMETHING ABOUT A, PRETTY ToUuGH SPOT \WHOOZIT, THEN-LIKE A WITH MOM FOR PoRKER / MAN- POP wouLD AND PoP BACKING MAKE A REMARK wiTH | CONGRESSMAN A MEDN DOUBLE MEANING ABOUT PORKER, AND THE. BATTLE WOULD BREAK INTO RENEWED FURY CONE ON OSCAR TELL ANS WAT YOU HANE LON YOUR ANIND YOURE MAKING SOMETHING I BET COME ON TI BETcHAYouR ONCLE " CLEM IA WYOMING IS Scene T G7 ) | SENDING you soMETIING CANT TELL AGAIN=HES SENDING ANyBoDy wuar | | %°0 4 cow. 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