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N .}- FRECKLES AND EOS FRIENDS By Bloiser I^E TOOK TOO BIG A CHANCE SQUIRREL FOOD 1 :. ByAhern v..). y"' BENNY TRIPS EVEIW TIME HE JUMPS AT A CON CLUSION. While tidht HELP WANTED—MALE LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN—$150-$200 monthly, experience unnecessary. S§nd stamp. Railway, Care 04ft Tribune. 10 19 2,2 27 29 WANTED—Automobile mechanic also battery and radiator repair man. Corwin Motor Co., Bismarck, N. D. 10-19-1 wk^ CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS in North Dakota Nov. 2, Dec. 7." 12,000 clerks needed. Salary $1,200. Ex perience unnecessary. Men'^and women desiring government posi tions write lor free particulars, R. E. Terry, (former Civil Service examin er), 122 Columbian Building, Wash ington. 10 14 7t *10 COMMISSION ALLOWED $10 Commission allowed on each new account Jo whom you sell one of our latest Board assortments. $5 paid on repeat orders for this deal. This^ is a proposition which sellfc at sight. Commissions due as soon as order is shipped. We, want onlyx high class men who cater to the' best trade. In quirers to receive attention must state line carried and how long, 'class of trade, palled on .territory and how oftoil covered. Get in "OIL this. K. & S. Sales Co., 154-156 Whiting St., Chi cago 111. 10 —18-1,9-21 HELP WANTEiD-lfEMALE HOUS EKJilSPER—Young or middle aged wonian, family of two, adult and child of twelve, business re quired, housekeeper and child to be alone jnost of the time, modern home, permanent and easy place for right party. Would consider a small child or two. Mrs. H., 608 West Main street, Maridan. N v" 1019 3t. WANTED—^Experienced bookkeeper and stenographer,for bank work. iLady preferred* Address '648 Trib une. __ 10 21 3t WANTED—Gitf"for light housework! Wages $5 per ,week. 124 Mandan ave.. 10 21 3t WANTED—Girls for poultry dressing at 'Northern Produce Co. __ 10 17, 3t WANTED—A girl for general housed work. Good wages. Mrs. J. J. Oster haus. Phone 689L or call 302 W. Thayer. io 17 6t WANTED—Experienced-girllof wom an at highest wages. Mrp. W. E. Lahr, ^504 Mandan, Ave. DISHWASHER—wanted at once"for. a small hotel. Address Box 93 Medora D- "10 15.6t WANTED—Girl for general house work. Mrs. O.' W. JRoberts,!.ll7,Ma1n' street. Telephone 751.' & I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Terms Strictly Cash—No Cop/ Without Remittance attached will be inserted. -First insertion, 35 cents additional insertions without chang« of copy, 15. cents. Adver tisements containing more than 25 words will be. charged at the rate of two cents a word for cach additional word. FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT—9 room house all strictly modern. Inquire 214! Thayer. Phone 389L. Joe Dietrich. 10 19 1 wk FOR RENT.—5 roon^ modern Duplex. Phone 536X 10 18 1_wk FOR RENT—7 rooih house all strictly modern with bath, 100 ff. front, good shade trees .and large garden spot. Easy-terms. ^Inquire at 518 10th st„ ov Phone 714 L. 10 .19 6t FOR .KENT—Cottage also 7 room house, large barn and grounds on outskirts of city. Phone 2S2L •v 10-19-1 wk. HOUSE FOR RENT—On 14th Street. Apply Krall, the Tailor, Third St. 10^19-1 wk. FOIi RENT—Five room house and barn used as garage. 606 8th St. Sector phone 12CR. C. 1^. Hanson. 10-19-1 wk. FOR RENT—Six room hous& very close,in on 2nd street, a^ reasonable rent. George M. Register. 10 17 6t FOR RENT—Two, three and five room flats in modern house for light housekeepings Call at 803 7th street. 10 17 tf FOR RENT—Modern house, nice part •o/-jjity. Inquire at'First Guaranty Banlt._ 10 15 Ct FOR RENT Thoroughly' modern bungalow. 5 rooms and bath, almost new, texceptionally well arranged and finished, 923 7th street. Phone 548X. 10 15 6t FOR" RENT—Modern 8 room house Inquire O. W. Roberts Phone 15i or 751. 10 11 tf lftR RENT Flats close in. Low rent, sftould iftterest families. Will bear inspection.* Call M. L. Reade, 2.1ft or 382. 1_0 9 tf t'OU RENT—A five, room cottage new- iy 10 17 tf 15 ^ANTRD—Two kitchen girls at the v. Grand Pacific Hotel. 10.15 WiANTED—JGirl or middl« aged wom an for general hou9ewock. $4fr a month with hoard and room. Dohn'a ajeat Market. $ W-Vifr/ renovate^. City water, electric ights. outbuildings, nice trees, etc. Apply. 12f00 Broadway. 10 18 6t FOR KENT—Small house convenient ly located. Apply C. L. Burton. 7 26 tt ROOMS FOR RENT ROOM AND BOAHD .FOR CAPITAL employes. Phone ^91. 10 21 2t FOR RENT—Two desirable rooms in modern hduse. Call 856. A *, "V •, •. •. A tow "vJrtlSPER BUPPY ROftD 4 10 21 3t ^NT—Warm modern rooms for light' housekeeping.^ Why, sjfend mon^y and labor,'• on coal when robiqs are warmN and f6r less cost? Enquire 622 Third Street. '. 10 14 12t F©R REINT—Two all modern rooms, nice ^arid warm for winter. $6 and $7 per month. Call at »13 3rd St. '.V 10 14}6t FROU-OW GosvV. cftrtt TALK H&ove 'fl \f^l&£ER (VROVJMD WE'RE- JJ Use the POSITIONS WANTED POSITION WANTED—By first-class experienced stenographer, High school graduate and experienced in law office. Fine references fur nished. Write or call,^212 Third street.- Phone "56. 10 18 6t WANTED—PosUion by man and wife on farm or rano.li. Have had five years' experience as foreman on ranch. Write 645 Tribune. 10 14 1 wk MISCELLANEOUS Jj'U.K HEiNT—Excellent garage. $2.50 month. 710 4th street. Phone 835.~ 10 21 2t WANTED—Li a by grand piano b®*- Call Phone 55C. 10 21 3t FOR SAi-iE—2UU tons prairie hay. Write J. A. C. Leland, Parkers Pfairie, Minn. WANTED—A good home for an or phan boy where there are no other children. Ago eleven years. Write 646 Trfibune. 10 16 Ot DRUGSTORE FOR SALE—For par ticula^s write J. J. Donahue. Doug las. N. P. 10 18 1 ,wk FOFr SALE—Pia.110, $100. taj le and book case. 510 1-2 4th street. Mlf FARMER" FOR, SALE -Demeiition lumber at a bargain. Phone 316. Bismarck _Commission_Co. 10-19-3t WANTED" TO BUX—Electric pump engine, 1 or 1-2 horse power, di rect current. Write Box 2S5, New Salem, N. D.^ 10 4 1 mov. FOR FIRST CLASS CLEANING aild pressing call at Eagle Hat Works and Tailor Shop. Phone 58. 9 8 16 WANTED—Electric pump engine 1 or 1 1-2 horse power. Wri'te D. C. Currant, Box 2S£ New Salem. N. D. 10 4 1 mo. FOR SALE OR~TRADE.'—The only hotel in good North Dakota town of 1,200 population. Will take land or resident and lots. Write 644 Trib une. 10 1112 4 FOR SALE—Expecting^ call to military service soon, all my household goods are offered for sale. Phone 310 or call 118- Avenue A. Dr. M« W, Rtoan. 10 9 tf SIERCHANDTSET STGCK WANTEt— Have three quarters,of good farm land and some cash. Land.in Burke county, N- D. Prefer dry goods or clothing. C. H. Warren. Sherwood. iN. D.. 10 10 Nov. 1 FOR Rt\vT—New cottage, all modern, ready aftor September Irt. Apply to Finch LurAber Co., Phone 17. 8 as tt \NHATr TUE MATTO* THWFC, UTTIE Boy? •,. T| I «rrrm:?lT veRY DOVJN TrtlS wm VJFC MOST BT RLOHT J' XN 1H' PROMT tAWN OY Tvt' vrtftf?'. AGENT—SALESMAN TWO SALESMEN WANTED,'one to travel Montana, one western North Dakota selling Lithography, print ing, office, furniture and supplies. Experienced in. this line preferred but not absolutaJy necessary provid ed applicant is successful salesman^ Straight commission with drawing account. Men wanted who can earn three to five thousand dollars per year. Apply R. FV. Valleau," Sales- /Tuanager, Brown. Blodgett & Sperry Co.,'SI. Paul, Minn. 10 15 121 AUT0M0BILE8 MOTOT?.f!VT.T.« OR SALE—A used Maxwell, Over land, Buick, Ford and Studebaker. Also Ford truck. Bargain. Lahr Motor Sales Co. 10 17 6t FOR SALlS—Ford Yar in first class condition. Inquire Commercial Club. 10-18-tf TOR. SALE—Nearly new 5-passenger automobile at bargaiii. See A. J. Ostrander, phohu 263. Address,-Box 25. Bismarck 10-18-tf. tyames of South American Countries. Mexico is a Spanish rendering, or combination, of Aztec words moaning the place of the war goYl. ly-azil seems to have derived Its name from the legendary island of Brazil (later Identified with one of the 'Azores), l't ca,use it. was fmind to 'produce a wood reseirfitling brazil wood. Chile and Peru an? of aboriginal twigin. Ar geniina is an invented nani« based on Ibu Latin word for silver, a Itio do hi Plata, the name of its chief river, means silver river in Spanish. Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. xf DOINGS OF THE DUFFS I'M soprm, BIT I ve VOU BveRSTHlUG vm HAVE-VOL) MIGHT *rfes ofi THE secoMO p. 1 dining^ Phono 65DK. 10 18 3t to -TCow is the time dispose of your live and dressed poultry. For best results and high est market prices $hip*-# to the Northern Produce "Co., Bismarck. N. D. Write us today for prices 'of all kinds of poultry. Northern Pro duce Co., Bisiparck, N. D. 10 18 2 1-2 mo •T FLOOR. I Dec PARDtwJ.Miss, ARE VOU HER# MA SSfcAT ME pep. WW, *m TBW CWIS WOPfTH OPA **R( YoO- How WDYoO {-b SOAP AW LOST vTU' TEN CENT? SMFtS-NlPP. real 0— SOFT AND, LOW mrrnrrrwrintTTt 111! WWW CEOTAIKII.W WWAT LOSfe IT CLOSE O^fV^EVRE 'BOUT St* HUM5? ^ILES AWWY'. HEAVY COAST ARTILLERY OFFERS UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO YANKS WHO WANT TO BE IN AT FINISH The heavy (coast) artillery needs a large number of officers to meet the demands made by I bo. increased army progrem of four million men iii trance by .July 1, 1'Jlii. The heavy artillery handles all guns above six-inch calibre, all large how itzers, large trench mortars, and the anti-aircraft guns assigned to corps and armies. If it is true that ihe in-, fantry is "The Queen of Battles," then it is equally true that the heavy artillery has won in the course of this war, the fight to wear the crown as "King of Battles." All officers for the heavy artillerv are commissioned after passing thru the coast artillery training school. The school for tlio eastern part of the country is located at Fort. Mon roe, Virginia. The candidates for this school are selected from enlisted men already in the artny, from stu dent soldiers in the students' army training corps, and from civil life. Civilians who -desire to work for a commission must, as a preliminary measure, be voluntarily inducted in to th ^military service. Any man subject to draft, no mat ter what his age or classification can apply for voluntary induction with the object of trying for a commission in the heavy artillery. Men in class one who are so inducted and fail to make good for a commission, are retainejd in the military service as enlisted men. Men of deferred classifications on ac count of dependent relatives, who fail to obtain a commission are returned to civil life. Officers in the heavy artillery must possess the qualities of personality and leadership necessary for an of MOST WOMEN SHOP WltH OUT BUYING. HO- I've &EEfJ op THERE DO you TftlfclK I'M DOfMG? .v TFTATS ALL WE,HAV& IKl STOCK AY PRESENT CArt I 5Mo*l Vol) AMV- THfUC ELSE? I THOUGHT YOU ViERE. TAklMG IWVEHTORM i' i' PITCUIM" \*m*v WTM SUM mum?'. ?Mwm? 51* MILES? WELL \AJH«T1H GOLLY FTEE voo \Nrt»6Pe«»MG for*? ficer in any .branch of the service. In addition they, must possess the educa tional requirements that will enable them to place the fire of iheir battr 'ies on German foris. ammunition dumps, and railroad bridges after they get their commissions .and receive in structions in their duties. They should havo a knowledge of algebra, geom etry and plane trigonometry, and should be familiar with the use of logarithms. The candidate who has once studied these subjects will be given ample apportunity (o.go over tnem again at the school, and espe cially in their application to prob lems of gunnery and orientation. Xo commission is gfuaraJiteed the candidate at the school. Whether or not he obtains one is dependent, di rectly aif(l only, on the work he does. Every effort is "made to give to each candidate sufficient instruction to en able him to qualify for a commission. No candidate-«will get a commission unless he has convinced his instruc tors that he will make good use of it in helping to lick the Huns. In other words, each man gets as much as ho gives. How Civilians Can Apply. Simply write to the address givtfn below, giving your name, address, age, registration number, classifica tion, name and number of you rlocal board. ai\d ask to be voluntarily im ducted into the military service with the object of obtaining a commission in the heavy coast artillery. If you wish, (and it is advisable to do so) give a brief summary of your educa tional qualifications. The Adjutant Fort Crockett. Tex. On receipt of your request, appli- BY ALLMAN Ml- LoaKlM^ Vf SSUHSI VJEEK A f, *»T "it., laiif hj* ci^tion will be made for authority for your voluntary induction into the mil itary service.- V/hen this is received, ''your local board -\yill be notified xto arange your voluntary induction. The,n you will be sent to the nearest coast defense. If you would prefer to he sent to some other coast dfense that fact should he stated in your origin al letter. When yo^ arrive al the coast defense you fre^given a prelim inary military instruction while wait ing to go to the school at Fort Mon roe. Thife wait at the coast defense will be from one to six weeks, depend on the number of candidates who are waiting. Then the candidate is sent to Fort Monroe and put into a j'reser voir" company to await the nex course at the school. Ten days is the aver ave time that the candidate is in the "reservoir" company. While both at the cost defense and in tfie "reser voir" company the candidate is coach ed on mathematics, to better his chances at the school. Then the can didate enters the s'/iool course and the rest is up to hihi. He gets all the instruction that a large corps of in structors. fresh from the western front, can give him. Men who are graduates from engi neering schools nearly always make good as heavy artillery officer's. How ever. many lawyers, business men, iand others.! have made excellent rec ords. While men of'all .ages are de sired, it is specially dsired that men who have been out of college ten' or fifteen years apply, To get. a comniission in the "heavies" ^11(1 to be present in active role when General Pershing actually crosses the hine, don't delay, but sit down to day and write a letter or post card to the address given above. If you desire further information, write to address given above. BUY W. S. COL. A. W.HALL DIES IN TEXAS Well Known Military Man Was Husband of Washburn Girl. 'v Washburn, N- D., Oct. 21.—A tele gram -received here yesterday an nounced the death of Colonel' A. W. Hall, well known in Bismarck, at a Texas camp, from Sptnish influenza. He was stationed at Fort Lincoln for a while about twelve years ago. It was while there he was married in Lismarck to Miss Daisy DeGaff, the. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W H. De Gaff, now of Washburn. Colonel Hall had received a series of rapid promotions within the past three months, when he returned from the Philippines where he had been sta tioned for two years. He carried the title of captain when he returned to this country. Fj-om that he was promoted to major and again to lieu tonant. it was within the past month he was made a colojiel. For a time he was stationed at Fort Riley, Kan., but three weeks ago he was transferred to a Texas camp. He expected Bhortly to leave for France. Colonel Hall was stricken quite sud denly. He was thirty-seven years of age and beside his widow, he is sur vived by a boy, six years of age. The remains will b6 shipped for interment to Colonel Hall's old home at Indian apolis, Ind. ———10 W. S. 5. ,v Mischievous Birds of the magpie kind ire like hionk^vs, full of mischief, play, and mimicry. There is a story of a tame magpie that was seen busily employed ia a garden gathering pebbles, and with so much solemnlty-.and a studied air dropping them in hole made to receive a pest. After dropping each' stone-it cried "Curraefe'!" triumphantly, LAWYER Tribune ^?kck# Bismarck, N. D. S 1 ... I s.—— $ 1 and set off for another. On examln ing the spot a toad was found in the. lioie, which ihe magpie was stoning for his amusement. Is mmiim V.