The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 16, 1928, Page 11

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1928 ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE ELEVEN —as sh 6,01 ds. Equii ry HELP WANTED MALE FOR SALE—Six purebred White falges!"? Bie ee “ ing winter H Fen lolland turkey toms for 0. see he ns! Fee eee GET || Maen || sechetana Stace Wee] Sch Manette F talog. rt arber Col- ive Jan. are from prize winning stock. Mrs, n. Pneumatic Tires, ‘OW= Tene Facno ND. Butte, Mont. 1 iteriion, 28° worde 15. || _Oito Dorman, Menoken,N, Dak.) 7s jioks #AE 1 spring rai k. Al- insertions, 25 words FOR SALE—One long counter, one|12 2 Wheel Drive Trucks of not less WANTE eg oe Pears, Obto, pota- or under ...... - && showcase, one candy case, one Het seen. pune al erect toes at 50c @ bushel. Call Herman|| 3 insertions, 25 fruit case, and one 48 loaf bakery; starter and Lights, Enclosed Cab, Ode, 1191. 1 OT ander eee: 100 gven, Write to box 201, Shields, Pe-yard Low Mounted Steel Du WANTED—! rienced mechanics. wee wor or INE Wess ea Lt, 6 Dey ee thine BRenihanie Sire pe toto c ander one oo-sossg 148 || WANTED—Second hand typewriter.| {Towing Mocks andl Spring Apply Lahr Motor Sale3 Co. " FEMALE HELP WANTED HOUSEKEEPER WANTED— dle-aged woman preferred. Four children and father in family. 4 Seven miles from town. Address ox 212, Sentinel Butte, N. D., giving references and salary ex- pected. Steady place. WANTED—Dental office German speaking, Catholic pre- ferred, must like children and dis- THE small house or several unfurnished | Department and shall. furnish the position to make friends, state BISMARCK TRIBUNE rooms, by couple. References fur-| complete description of each article age, experience, salary expected nished. Write Box 312, Hazelton, | of gauipment. the price thereof, in- or needed. Write Ad. No. 24, care PHONE 32 N, Dak. Solnt et delivers’ toch bid shall be of the Tribune. WANTED TO RENT—Outside gar-| accompanied by ‘ bidder's bond in WANTED—Evperienced girl for age near 1004 Ave. C, not parti-| trig check of (the bidder in an general housework, One who can MISC EOUS _ cular if within two or three blocks. | amount’ equal to five per cent of his go home nights. Phone 470-J or call at 1022 Ave. B after 7:00 m. type. a few good polled shorthorn bulls for sale of serviceable age. Strutz and Nagel, Bismarck, N. D. Box] at 21, BARGAINS thd Furniture Co.. Mandan, Pp. WANTED—School girl to work for room and board and small salary. Also girl for general housework. Please write box 62, Bismarck, N. «4 Dak. WANTED—Experienced girl for general housework. Mrs. Gordon Cox, 612 W. Thayer. representative. Patterson Hote) . WANTED—Competent maid, Phone) Bismarck, N,Do HOUSES AND FLATS Chinese Spells Best ["'Price“iia to inctude alt iabor and me FOR SALE—Choice Canary singers, | FOR RENT—Six room modem ; : of said buildings Work ‘on buliding a imported German Rollers, op-| house, close in, for $30 per month. Elsie Louis, of }to be started within 10 days. from WORK WANTED pers and Harz Mountains. Cages,) Two room modern apartment on Chinese —_antece- |the date on which contract is let and ______ WORK WANT seeds, treats, ete. Phone 115-J,| upper Eleventh street. Geo. M.| mm wa tetouesae WANTED—To do alterations and) Jacob Bull, Dickinson, N. D., Box| Register, \ California state |_A, exttified check for 5% together repairing on ladies winter c No, 728. : FOR RENT—One-story five room| mount of the stees sum Wd must Ads over 25 words, 3c addi- °|]| insertion same day. FOR SALE—Registered Duroc Jer- sey boars. NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS— New and second hand. Over 500 styles and sizes. fit your business. Tribune Classified Advertisements _PHONE 3 2—_— Be ‘ype Sno w CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Cockerels, $2 OO cach Mrs, Wal] , {0F, te with above truc x3 RATES ter Sellers, Bi : 63 ard Snow Ploy with a ellers, Bismarck, N. D. s for use with abov icks. 90 Cents Per Inch Lat! Au in rear et 109) 18 eueiienie ee eee landan street, also for sale, one! 1 Plow with hydraulic All classified ads are cash in advance. Copy te ba fe steel range. Phone 64. % SO ate race 6, ceived by 9 o'clock to insure WANTED TO RENT 6.000 pounds with roller bearings These are the large Also some fine gilts. | Have We have one to W. E. Stitzel, Must be cheap for cash. Phone 585-W or write J. H. Tauer. Sr FOR SALE—Electric range practi- cally new, in good condition. Call FOR RENT An Upright piano. Phone 689-W. REQUEST FOR BIDS Department of State Highways Sealed proposals will be receive! py the North Dakota State Highway Commission at its office in the State Capitol, Bismarck, North Dakota, un- til 10:00 o'clock a, m., November 23rd, 1928, ‘for the following equipment: 12 4-Wheel Drive Trucks of a regu- larly rated capacity of not less Sprini Trailer Hook. : Elite Bids shall be submitted in writing eae by bidders on forms supplied by the bid. Upon ‘the award of a contract, the successful bidder shall furnish a surety bond in the full amount of the contract. ‘The Commission reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids. All_proposals must be addressed to the Department of State Highways and marked on the outside of the en- velope “Proposal for, Furnishing Maintenance Equipment.” STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION, By Jos. J. inger, Secretary: ) FURNITURE FOR SALE 611 Second street. in used furniture. Also relining. 107 and dresses. Krall, Tailor Shop, Fifth street, EXPERIENCED filing clerk wishes FOR SALE—Black dirt and fertiliz-| cottage. Mrs. J, Went: er for lawns. PR ns fan have hauled ashes and gar- age from basements, rate rea- For the past three Immedi spelling champio1 ship the other day at the California | state fair. ». Fully modern. Close n. jiate possession, Price | Phone 421. | 'T—Seven room modern | ment North Dak State Highway offices of the D Highways at Bisn not later than 10 0 vember 23rd, 1928, at which time and place they ‘will be publicly opened and read. posal blanks ma: Geo. E. Hanson, Fourth Marriage Divorced on October 1 from Ray- mond T. Baker, former director of the United States Mint, Mrs. garet Emerson Baker has been mar- ried again, for the fourth time. Here you see her as Mrs. Charles M. Amory, of New York. She previous- ly had denied rumors of her engage- ment, declaring she would devote her time to her three children. EST FOR BIDS ways company each proposal. Plans and specifications and pro- be obtained from ivision Engineer, at On her | Bismarck, North Dakota, or Depart- ment of State Highways at Bismarck, The right is reserved to reject any to waive technicall- josition. Can furnish best of ref- ble. Ph 637-LJ. T. M. | erences, Some knowledge of gen- Burch, 4 ii Gresry Seat at Jones & Webb| return home te | North Dakota. eral office work, Write Tribune,| FOR SALE—Pool hall. Good loca- : San Luis Obispo, | ana att proposal care of Ad. No. Soin -APSail “bevgath ir waeeAeat classmates and | ties, or to accep LADY WISHES to take care of chil- dren at their homes. Will come any time of day. Write Tribune, care of Ad. No. 21. once. ari Stanton Pool Hall, Stanton, For further information| ,., GET YOUR ashes and garbage), hauled by the week. Phone 637-LJ or call at 113 Mandan street. T. (gM. Burch. ROOMS FOR RENT _ FOR RENT—Large cheerful room on gv-ound floor, always warm. Suitable for 2 girls or married couple that work. Light house- keeping privileges. Call 423 Tenth street. pe teeeeens el FOR RENT—Furnished large front sleeping room, suitable for one or . two, with two closets, in modern home on car lire. Must be seen to be appreciated. Call at 706 Fourth street. ee Ses PAP tye FOR REN1—Two modern rooms, kitchenette and closet, furnished for light housekeeping, on ground ¥floor. Call at 523 Seventh street. Phone 487-W. FOR RENT—One large furnished front sleeping room suitable for one or two with or without board. Close in. Call at 120 Ave. A or phone 988-W. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished all modern front room, exceptionally warm, four blocks from postoffice. Very reasonable. Phone 983-M. FOR RENT—Furnished or unfur- nished room for light housekeep- ing. College Building. Phone 183. —————— APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Furnished and newly decorated apartment, consisting of the interior ground floor, of three rooms, kitchenette and large closet, ina modein home. Call forenoons and after six at 418 Hannafin street. HOR RENT—Furnished housekeep- ing apartment, suitable for man and wife or two ladies. No chil- __ dren, Call at 422 Fifth street. _ FOR RENT—Four room unfur- nished apartment with private bath. all at 808 Seventh street after 5 p. ei FOR RENT— room corner apartment. Furnished. Possession at one. The Laurain Apts. Phone 303. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment. Also for sale: Library table and dresser. Call at 930 Fourth street. —— eee i SALESMEN {WANTED—Salesman for North Da- kota territory. Permanent posi- tion. Write care of Tribune, Ad. No, 28 or phone 994-J. Travel to your heart’s content for little cash. We'll sell you a GUARANTEED car for a frac- tion of its first cost. . to the charge of theft, became more 7 to bay ety Ales Jerry gives NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER XVI ERRY’S knees nearly caved in under her as the meaning of Myrtle’s words became clear. “ZT didn’t steal it, Myrtle,” she whispered like a frightened child. “I just borrowed it.” “Yes,” Myrtle agreed. “It looks like it. That’s the way people treat borrowed things all right. For Pete's sake take it off before you stand there and sbake to death.” Jerry did not move. Her eyes were wide and set. To Myrtle she looked as if she was petrified with fear. - “Here,” she seld and began to pull the dress from Jerry’s chilled shoulders.’ It dropped and lay ina damp, soiled ring at Jerry's feet. “Step out of it,” Myrtle ordered and Jerry mechanically obeyed. Then she forced Jerry to remove the rest of her soggy garments, rubbing her briskly afterward with a bath towel, a “Now get ints bod,” she sald, thrusting Jerry's nightgown into her hands. “You'd better tell me all. about it,” she said later ‘when she crawled. in beside Jerry, who lay with her face buried fo her arms | ‘bere. on the pillow. Jerry told her, in snatebes of words broken by gasps which sup- pressed sobs drove from her: tor- tured throat. Myrtle remained sitent until Jerry came to the pool incident. Then she threw an arm over Jerry and sought to comfort her. “Maybe it isn’t as bad as it look: e said hopefully. “If they Jet you get away with the tunic 1 guess it means they didn’t see you take it.” “But I can’t return it now,” Jerry moaned despairingly, “And if 1 don’t I'm a thief.” Myrtle considered. “Can’t you get the money to pay for itt” she asked. Jerry shook her head against Myrtle’s shoulder. : . As THBY talked on into the night without reaching a solution of Jerry's problem, the conviction that che must return the dress and meke | “ask & full confession or expose herself @ppallingly planted tn her mind. | The first paper mill in England 1590. hollow-eyed. Myrtle looked at her with worry in her eyes. couragingly. hearted. I guess you'd better make a clean breast of it to him. Tell it up out of your pay, or they might even walt and hold it out the next time they hand us the commis- sions.” iid Scouts ze er arousing wel- conde created in Dartford, Kent, in Elsie Louis 11/2-9-16 “We can't keep you with us,” he went on. “You can see the bad effect it would have.” “There's a girl out here who seems nearly distracted about some- thing,” she said gravely. “I think you'd better see her, Mr. Barlow. There's nothing on your appoint- ment list that can’t wait until nine- twenty.” Mr. Barlow lifted keen, under- standing eyes to her face. “Send her in, Miss Stahl,” he said. In less than a minute Jerry stood before him, twisting her fingers spasmodically about the old felt bag in her hands. “What's your name?” Mr. Barlow inquired as he watched her from under bent, concentrated brows, “Miss Ray—Jerry Ray,” she an- swered swiftly. “Sit down,’ Miss Ray.” He mo- tioned to a chair by his desk. Jerry took it, sitting bolt upright. “Now, what do you want to see me about?” he went on, trying to make it easier for her with his kindly accents, He had seen women on the verge of panic before... especially shoplifters . . . he wanted to avoid a scene of that kind. By morning she was pale and not she “Brace up, kiddo.” said en- “Mr. Barlow is big- it the same as you did to me last night. Maybe they'll let you make Her words cheered Jerry a little. She gathered up the ruined tunic and inspected it with the faint hope that it could be cleaned and then returned. She had considered this possibility during the night. That hope died instantly. A Jagged rip was disc delicate lace. It must on the edge of the pool when Dan pulled her out, Jerry thought. She wrapped it up in some crumpled tissue paper from a shoe box and put it in ber felt bag. She could show Mr. Barlow how she had ‘The urge to make full sion and the desire to get S over swith at once drove her to:.watt ‘outside the door leading to the manager's private office long before nine o'clock, - : a5 “Who sent you up here?” bis secretary asked when. she saw her A eee ERRY thrust the felt bag toward } him, over his mahogany desk. “It's in there,” she said gasp- ingly; “ a tunic, 1 took it. Ob, 1 didn’t steal it, Mr. Barlow. I just wanted to wear it once—it wouldn't have been missed-...” Mr, Barlow leaned over the desk and took up the felt bag. Jerry caught her breath’ when he began to open it. He lifted out the tunic without a word and unfolded it. “It...1.,.. had an accident,” Jerry said weakly. “It's riined, 1 guess, but I'll pay for it if you'll let me.” - - Mr. Barlow turned his attention to her, “This is a very serious matter, Miss Ray,” he said quietly. “I hope you realize that.” “Yes, yes, 1 do,” Jerry cried, “but I didn't dream that it would turn out like this. There's lots of used things brought back to the store. “No one; it’s... personal,” Jerry replied timidly. eee guanrr she prayed that she might see Mr. Barlow before she must be at her counter. Her cour. age was-leaving ber rapidly. If he did not come soon she feared she would flee in terror. At three minutes of nine she rose to go. The door opened again. This time, it was the manager. - “You'll be late,” bis secretary warned Jerry as hé passed into the inner office, “It doesn’t matter.” Jerry an- swered tensely. ““Ploase tell him I want to see bim about something beta important, Right away); hoger ed careful unt! See ‘The secretary was touched by the bad the ageldent --" a ‘appeal in her voice and manner. Mr. Barlow reached out and put “He must, be must!” Jerry cried; | “! him.” eae “Just tell me the truth. You'd bet- ter begin at the beginning, I think.” Jerry tried to tell bim something of ber need. But it soon became ap- ‘The secretary gave her a closely eerutinising look and followed Mr. Barlow into bis private office, parent to her that Mr. Barlow did consider her explanation satis- factory. There wasn’t much excuse, knew, for virtually stealing a dress merely for the express pur- pose of wearing it to a party. She groped for new words to make him understand. “You seel...1. let my friend down Barlow, sometimes a girl just has to have a party dress! You don’t know what it means to have every- thing in your lifs depending upon a dress and yet not have the money to pay for it...” scanning his face in forlorn hope. “But you spol paying for this tunic,” Mr. Barlow reminded her. that if you hadn't the money yes- terday to pay for it?” I couldn't .. oh, Mr. he broke off, while ago of “How will you do eee GREAT deal—far more than she guessed —depended upon Jerry’s answer. Mr. Barlow knew that girls who attended parties at roadhouses often received expensive favors, sometimes with bundred- dollar bills tucked into them. If one of his girls... “1 haven't any money,” said helplessly, “but I can live on half my wages, somehow, until the tunic fs paid for.” Mr. Barlow's face showed his re- Jerry lef. “I'd like to let you do that, Miss Ray,” he said -pityingly, “but the discipline we must maintain here forbids it. In fact, Eshould not like © it to become known throughout the establishment that we are letting. you off so easily.” Jerry fastened her eyes upon bim in mute suspense. “We can’t keep you with us,” he went on. “You can see the bad ef- fect it would have upon any em- ploye who might be tempted to do as you did...” _ He looked away from her. “In a store that employs thou- sands of girls we can't be too care- ful... but 1 shall not insist that you reimburse us for our loss.” He pressed a button. “Miss Stab! will see that you get the money due you and at the proper. time you will receive what- ever you have earned in commis- “All right,” she eald. “But Ia soothing hand on her arm to|*lons.”* doubt if be will see you now.” quell her rising b . ak: Barlog did Cds look at her egidt) od Jerry rose and passed out the door. Jerry Ray, jobless and penniless! (To Be Continued) in Equip- ge Building at Bismarck, ‘ota, will be received by the Jommission in| the North Dakota, lock a, m., No- such as may be de- termined to be for the best interests of the State. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION, By Jos. J. Ermatinger. weneae | not, the scraps should be “fed’ to the garden because of their fer- tilizer value. U. 8. PAYS A BILL Havana. (AP)—The United States war department, by conduct of the secretary of state, has returned $101.18 to Cuba in payment of ma- terials purchased from Cuba during the World War. The debt was stud- WERE LIGHT, EH? “Have you seen a little boy about eight years of age, officer®’ “What’s he wearing, mum?” “I haven’t seen him since this morning, so I expect he’s in dark flannels by now.”—Passing Show. Kitchen scraps should be fed to domestic animals, if they are kept. ied for some time and finally oe dered paid. AIR COMMUTER Sheffield, Mass.—(AP)—Thanke to Judge R. R. 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