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SATURDAY, NOV. 9, 1918
FRECKLES AND HIS
FRIENDS
THEY WERE ALL IN HIS
GEOGRAPHY.
SQUIRREL FOOD
ByAhernr
PINE! FINE! I'HAT OUGHT
TO RAISE THE ROOF.
THE TRIBUNE'S CLASSIFIED COLUMN
Classified Advertising* Rates.
Terms Strictly Cash—No Copy Without Remittance'Attached
\^ill be inserted.
First insertion, 35 cents additional insertions without change
of copy, 15 cents. Advertisements containing more than 25 wards
will be charged at the rate of two cents-a word for each additional
word.
HELP WANTED—MALE
AV ANTED—Capable young men and
women or young married couple for
attendants at the State Hospital for
the insane. Wages $35.00 to $50.00
a month with board, room and laun­
dry. Phone No. 110 or write to W.
M. Hotchkiss, M. D.f supt.
11 4 Ct
GOVERNMENT .N^EDS 12,000 clerks.
Bismarck examinations No*. 16,
Deb. 7i Salary $1500'. Experifttce
unnecessary. Men and women: de­
siring government' positions' Writ©
for free particulars, J. C. Leonard
(forme* Civil' Service Examiner),
52 Kenois Btiilding, Washington.
11 2:'6t
WA-NTED-^-Carrier l)Oy. Must be
Sturdy and a hUBtler. Apply ^Trib
une., 11 5 tf
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN—$150~$2OO
monthly, experience unnecessary.
Send staiiip, 'Railway, care 647 Trib­
une. 11 4 11 18 2S
TRACTOR SCHOOL—The Twin City
Tractor School is conducted in con­
nection with one of the world's
largest tractor shops affording prac­
tical and inexpensive instruction in
all branches of tractor operation and
care. Four 5-week terms start re
spectively on No
A 18, 1918, Jan.
6, 1919, Feb. 10, and MarcU 17.
Small tuition fee. Write for cata­
log and application card. Minneap­
olis Steel & Machinery Co., Minne­
apolis, Minn.
10 26 11 2 9 16.
HCLP_ WANTED—FEMALE
LARGE KNITTING MILL desires
woman to work in own town. Easy
'business permanent. Salary or com­
mission, all or part time. Guaran­
teed Mills, Norristo wn,_ Par'
11 9 It
WIDE AWAKE WOMAN to take
charge of our local trade. $3 to $4
a day steady. No experience re­
quired. Pay starts at once. Write
today. American Products Co., 809
American Bldg., Cincinnati, O.
___11 9 It
WANTED—Ten bright capable ladies
to travel, demonstrate and sell well
known goods to established deal­
ers. $25.00 to $50.00 per week rail­
way fare paid weekly advance for
traveling expenses. Address at
once, Goodrich Drug Company,
Dept. C31, Omaha,-Nebr.
11 2
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WANTEDrCook and waitress. Ban­
ner House, 104 Main street. Phone
231. ,v 11 -3 2t
WANTED—Waitresses at Homan's
Cafe. 11 7 3t
WAN'TED—Girl to assist with~*house
work aud care of baby no objection
to college student. Mrs. Holmboe,
208 W. Broadway. 11 5 tf
WANTED—Girl or Elderly lady as
housekeeper for widower in city.
Must b^ good to'children. Reason-,
able wages. Steady job John Satire*
Cleveland, N. D.
11 4 at
YUAN TWO—Gin
for .. general house-
work. Highest wages. 610 "Seventh
street.' MnvP.Q.Remingtonr*
10 26 tf
WANTED—Girl to work at Dunraven
Foe farther particutacs catt
house.
at Isunraven house.
mL"VIN
10 31 6t
WANTED—At once. Girl for general
housework. Good wages. Mrs. -F.
B. Toney, 20B West Thayer.
11 a'6t
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MY MIS MCUIBT
MF500SBV!
POSITIONS WANTED
JoME cddklNG and rooms at the
Dunravcn.
Braddock, if. if.
Streetv Phone 273
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NOW ViELL REHEAR6&
OUR ACT FOR TOT4L6TFLT&
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young lady, just
WANTED
through
keeper.*
for advancement.
remuneration in order to get the ex­
perience: Write 650 Tribiule.
11 9 2t
college, position as book
Prefer one with chances
Will accept sum 11
ROOMS FOR .RENT
LOST—A bunch of keys. Return to
E. G'. Wanner, or Tribune office.
11 7 tf
FOR 'RENT—Rooms in strictly mot
em House. Steam heat. Board- if
desired.
592X.
515 5th istreet. Phone
11 7 3t
11 6 1 wk
WANTED Three partly furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. No
children. Address Lock Box 111,
'JZ
11 6 2t
FOR RENT—In desiraole location,
furnished rooms with kitchenette
for light. housekeeping^ 411' Fifth
J1 6 lwk
FOR RENT—Two rooms modern, ot
water hflflt. 419 3rd street. Phone
389X. 11 5 2ti
FpK rent—Room in modern house,
Mrs. Mary McLean, 404 First street.
Telephone 8o6. 11 5 1 wit
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WRITE A SONC5—Patriotic or popu­
lar. I compose music ami .guaran­
tee publication. Send words today.
Thomas Merlin, 777, Reaper Block,
Chicago. J1 S If
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EXCHAN'CE—\ am looking for
good going real paying farm. Prefer­
ably shocked anil in good condition
Will give either one o£ my three
high class clear apartment build­
ings located in the choicest and'
most seTect residential, districts of
Chicago as follows: Beautiful 12
apartment, building on boulevard,
yearly rent $11,000, price $100,000'
clear 18 flat, strictly modern apart­
ment building, rental $9,000 per
year, price $7{},000 clear. lG-flat, high
class corner apartment building,'
rental $7,000 per year, price $60,000
clear. If you have a real high
grade farm or janch that will match
~up either or all of these buildings,
would suggest you come to Chicago
and I guarantee to give you a real
equitable deal on cash basis. G. W.
Stewart., Room 610. 110 S. Dearborn
St.. Chicago. Telephone Central
5198. 11 9 It
LEAVING 'THE CITY I will sell my
Ford car, fine running condition.
iPrice $300. R. H. Mcyere.
11 7 '.it
WANTED—To buy second hand hot
water radiation. Lahr' Motor SalQS
Co. ii 8 7t
FOR SALE—Broken crates and lum­
ber. Corwin Motor Co.
li 8 1 wk
PIANO FOR RENT.
FOR SALE—Household goods. Com­
plete dining room set, golden
oak, good as new. Library table, rug
9x12, brass bed, and other house­
hold goods. Call at 213 2nd street
or phone 634X.
11 7 6t
MR FARMER—Now is the time to
dispose of your live and dressed
ooultry. For best results and high-
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We Hope Aunt Sadie Brings Her
Pockjptbook Along.
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est market prices ship to the
Northern Produce Co., Llisinarck. N.j
D. Write us today for prices of all{
kind.1- of poultry. .Northern Pro-j
duce Co., Bismarck, N. D.
10 IS 2 1-2 mo
FOR SAIJO—Large sizo
rtUe punier, $15.00. 209 12th St.
11 2 0t'
FOR RENT—Only hot.''1 in good hotel
toVvn of 200. Will sell furniture
for $ 100 cash. Address Wilsey Hotel,
Wing, N. 1). 11 9 Or,
FOR SALE—Expecting call to military
service soon, all my household goods
are offered for sale. Phone IJ10 or I
call US Avenue A. Dr. M. W. Roan.
10 9 tf
WANTED—To buy from owner, resi­
dence for equity Wisconsin land and
some cash. 5510 Eleventh street.
11,4 Ct
FOR: SALE—l'^ Buff Orpington 1 year
old laying liens. Phone 79 or call
20 (i Eighth. street.
WANTED—To.rent. Heated double
roon: for light housekeeping prefer­
ably ground floor. Grace J. Meyers.
11- 7 3t
STORAGE—Our brick nearly, fire­
proof warehouse offers the public
a safe, clean and light storage lor
household goods, etc. Automobiles
stored at $3.00 per month dead stor­
age. E.--'V. Lahr, First Guaranty
Bank. 112 Ct
STORM WINDOWS washed and put
on. Experienced hands. Pfeone
627X. A. Olson, 313 Fourth street.
11 2 1 wk
LOST AND FOUND
STRAYED OR STOLEN—One black
stud colt, two years old, branded
"Lazy D" on left shoulder. Anyone
giving information to'his where­
abouts, suitable reward will be paid
for same. Win. Ode, Bismarck, N. D.
11 5.1 wk
LOST—Pocket book containing over
$9.00, Waterman fountain pen, $50,
I THIHK SHE'S GOT HER NERVE.
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.receipt government bond. Kinder
return to TriluMie office receive lib­
eral reward. II
LOST—t'hild's blue' capo,
er please phone 1S2 R.
White.
Will find
Mrs. Kd
11 tijt
LOST—Gold Swiss wrist watch, Oc-j
tagon shape, chased iwiK bracelet,
(lilil dial. Return to Trilurio.for re-'
ward. .Mabel Nathar..
110 1 wk!
FOR
SALE
OR RENT—
HOUSES AND FLATS
I'wt*. Kr.iVi—rartly modern Vroom I
house." Inquire 400 7th street. Phone
50GL. 11 -i 0t
OR RENT—Nev modern cottage.,
Phono LS2L 11 9 lit
FOR ItENT—Five-i om partly modern
house, close in at reasonable rent,
Geo. M. Register. 11 -1 Ct
FOR uuj.sT—Partly modern six room I
house, close in at reasonable rent,
Geo, M. Register. 1 4 Qt
FOR RENT—Modern is room house
Inquire O. W. Roberts, Phone 151 or!
751. 10 11 If
FOR RENT—Eight roou) modern
houSfe. Third street. Enquire First
Guaranty bank. 1L 2 (t'
cull itENT—5 room house. 'IiFquire
211 5th street.
11 2
tit
run. iia.s'i—i lireo rooms all mod­
ern five and six dollars a mottflj
Warm rooms for winter, double and
single. 713 !jrd street.
11 4 f't
FOR RENT—Small house convenient­
ly located. Apply C. L. Burton.
7 26 tf
AGENT—SALESMAN
SALESMAN Experienced to sell
paint and paint specialities and Auto
lubricants. Big commissions. Terri­
tory near. The American Oil &
Paint Co., 5511 EuclUi~Ave, Clove-1
land. O. 11 9 It
SALESMEN—Big quick profits: new
carburetor for Ford cars. Simple,!
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IN MM
GEOGSAPUY
You'd Startle Your Tailor-
I CREEP AL0M6
SUOWUV LIKE THIS, AS
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not a moving part, installed in !»rt
minutes, guaranteed to double your
mileage and stjirt in zero weather
You've got a market value based on your
productive ability.
If you know that your pay envelope isn't
keeping pace with what you're producing for
the firm—you may want to make a change.
A real job, tvith plenty of- elbow room for
advancement, is not so easy to land—especial­
ly when you want one.
But a job that'll grow with your increased
productive powers is worth going after, ham­
mer and tongs.
Don't go after it single-handed, but put a
Bismarck Tribune want ad to work for you,
too.
Employers look over these "Wanted Posi­
tion" ads carefully. They're always on the
lookout for good men.
With a little patience and a lot of persist­
ence you're"bound to find your big chance.
if, when you wanted a suit of clothes, you
asked him to submit a bid in competition
with a dozen other tailors. "Why," he
would say, "this is ridiculous. This man
knows what kind of a suit of clothes I give
him. He knows he 'can depend on the
quality of the material, the make, the fit.
He knows me, and has proved my work.
Some fellow around the corner may un­
derbid me—but what will he deliver?"
You don't buy tailoring that way. No man
does. You know your tailor, you rely on him,
you trust him, you give him your work just
as long as he turns out good work at prices
that are fair.
Do you buy your printing as intelligently?
Do you make it your business to find a good
printer, as you do a good tailor,'and then rely
on his experience, his ability, his judgment?,
Men who do, get good printing. Men who
buy printing here and there, wherever the price isN shaved closest,
are the ones who have printing worries.
TELL MAC. YOUR TROUBLES Js
Phojie32.
BISMARCK TRIBUNE CO.
f:
^E7
rf
without heating or priming. 15 day
free trial. Write, U. &,J. Carburetor
Co., 505 W. Jackson E'lvd, Chicago.
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