The Bismarck tribune. [volume], November 11, 1918, Image 7

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FRECKLES AND HIS
FRIENDS
SP00K& IN THE KITCHEN!
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TH^T ISN'T THE FASHION
THIS SEASON
,THE TRIBUNE'S CLASSIFIED COLUMN
Classified Advertising Rates.
Terms Strictly Cash—No Copy Without Remittance Attached
Will be Inserted. i«»»
FirstMnsertion, 35 cents additional insertions without change
of copy, 15 cents. Advertisements containing more than 25 words
will be charged at the rate of two cents a word for each additional
word.
HELP WANTED—MALE
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS—
L'ismarck, Dec. 7. 12,000 clerks
needed. Salary $1200. Experience
unnecessary. Men and women de­
siring government positions write
for free particulars, R. E. TGrry,
(former Civil Service Examiner),
122 Columbian Building Washing­
ton. 1M i-9t
FIREMAN WANTED AT BISMAKCK
hospital. Inquire at 1002 Ave. C.
Phone 532 or 729. ll-ll-3t
WANTED—Carrier boy. Must be
Sturdy and a hustler. Apply ^Trib
une. 11 5 tf
LOCOMOTIVE FIREME.V—$150-$200
monthly, experience unnecessary.
Send stamp, Railway,,care 647 Trib­
une. li 4 11 18 2i5
HELP WANTED—1WMALE
WANTED—Cook and waitress. Ban­
ner House, 104 Main street. Phone
23L llj9_2t
WANTED—Girl to assist with house­
work and care of baby no objection
to college student. Mrs. Holmboe,
2(18 W. Broadway. 11 5 tf
WANTED-—Girl for general house­
work. Highest wages. 610 Seventh
street. Mrs. P.
c.
Remington.
10 26 tf
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. Wm. Ode, Bismarck, N. D.
11 5 1 wk
LOST—Gold Swiss wrist watch, Oc­
tagon shape, chased link bracelet.
Gild dial. Return to Tribune for re­
ward. Mabel Nathan.
11 9 1 wk
STRAYED FROM FARM 2 MULE
calves, 1 red and whit© and 1 black
and white. Please return to Lewis
J. Garske north of Bismarck for
reward. ll-12-3t
ROOMS FOR RENT
O S of
Return
E. G. Wanner, or Tribune office.
11 7 tf
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Home COOKING and rooms at tfie
Dunraven.
.11 fr_l wk
FOR RENT—In desiralile location,
furnished rooms with kitchenette
for light housekeeping. ,411 Fifth
street: Phone 2^3.
11 6 lwk
^OR RENT—Room in modern hSuseT
Mrs. Mary McLean, 404 First street
Telephono 856. 11 5 1 wk
FOR SALE OR RENT—*
HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM HOUSE
half a* block below the High school,
large barn or garage, 606 8th st.
has. L. Hanson Pumping Station.
Phone 126-R.
FOR^SALE-^or rent new eight-room
modern house, first floor finished In
akBr -Built in buffet, large closets,
etc, and kitchen cupboard. Maple
flodrsi Upstairs excellent. Very
reasonable. Phone [phone]t
FOR1"RENT—^8 room modern house.
318' Ave. B. Phone «4N.
ii yt
FOR RENT—8-room mddern houie
arrafiged for two families. 9th St.
Phone 477 L. 11 9 3t
OR RENT—New
Phone '282L
modern cottage:
11 9 3t
FOR R*NT—Modern /. 8 room bouse
Inquire O. W. Roberts, Phone 151 or
75L 10 11 tf
FOR RENT—Small house convenient­
ly located. Apply C. L. 'Carton.
7 26 tf
FOR RENT—Two small homes, rent
ill at 307 9o. 7th Street.
11 9 3t
USTErt
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED—To 'buy second hand hor
watei* radiation. Lain* Motor Sales
Co. 11 S 71
-FOR SALE—Broken crates and lum
ber. Corwifi Motor Co.
118 1 -wk
PIANO FOR KENT.
FOR SALE-^-Household goods. Com­
plete dining room set, golden
oak, good as new_ Library-table, rug
9x1$, brass bed, and other house­
hold goods. Call at 211! 2nd street
or phone 634X.
11 7 Ct
FOR RENT—Only hotel in good hotel
town of 200. Will sell furniture
for $401) cash. Address \vilscy Hotel,
Wing, N. D. 11 9 6l
FOR SALE—Expecting call to military,
se^^e soon, all my household goods
arei$$ffered for sale. Phone 310 or
'caii 118 Avenue A. Dr. M. W. Roan.
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VjtVL COME DoUkN Aft
HELP OURSEWES*
\NUEfi MA'? IM
BED!
Inspection TOD&Y
I'K PRETTY SU1
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FOR SALE—15 Buff Orpington 1 year
old laying hens. Phone 79 or call
206 Eighth street.
FOR SALE—GOOD QUARTER OF
land mile and a half from Sterling
or would take part trade. Write
651 Tribune. ^ll-H-St.
MR-FARMER—Now is the time »to
dispose of your live and dressed
poultry. For best results a*d high­
est market prices ship to the
-Northern Produce Co., Bismarck. N.
I Got DolLED UP
at IhE BABdER.
SHOP So llK W
LOOK RIGHT IH
eves OF DEAc
FOR SALE—Fuiliiture. Phone 4"7X
or call at 022 Sth street.
1 1 9 I
POSITIONS WANTED
WANTED—fty~^~Youiig lady, just
thrpughi college, position as book
,/Jccoyer. Prefer one with chances
wtgr advancement. Will accept small
remuneration in order to get the ex­
perience. Write CfiO Tribune.
All proposals shall be accompanied
by a certified check in the sum of
Two Hundred Dollars, .:-,yal)le to,the
State of North Dakota, as a security
that the successful bidder will enter
into a contract for the work specified
D. Write us today for prices of all' in said proposal promptly upon the ac-
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
StS,AUtNoO 6TAS
RIGHT XT OF "TMQE
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IS THAT GoUiG
TO &R AUMT
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THE SCENERY IS BEING SET
FOR AUNT SADE'S ARRIVAL
I SUPPOSE Vbu'RE
^ETTIK* OUT VoUR
FURS To MAWE.
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR'
ENROLLING AND ENGROSSING
BILLS.
Notice isMiereby giv»-^ that scaled
proposals will be received by the
board, consisting of the governor,
secretary of state and state auditor,
for the enrolling and engrossing of all
bills passed by each house of the Six­
teenth Legislative assembly. The'
work to be done at a fixed price per
folio the engrossing to be done on
typewriter and the enrolling to be
done on typewriter, using Primer type
and black recftnl ribbon, on standard
Hjien record paper of not less' (han
tljtoty pounds to the ream Demy size
onCjp equivalent, of the size of 10 1-2
by "io inches, with a 1 1-4 inch red
ruled margin, as provided by Section,
109, Coin piled Laws 1913.' The serv­
ices to bo performed und^r the direc­
tion and in the 'time -set by and at
the satisfaction of the committees of
the Senate and House or Representa­
tive: or their agent.
BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE
M»6ttT.*JWST AS* AKfcu. 6WE*
TttiM A UTTtE' SURPRISE-\T
TEACH
50CKS, VLftMr4ELS THANK YOU
ftLL N/EfW
GOOD
Pro-
kinds of poultry. Northern
duce Co., Btemarck, N. D.
10 18 2 1-2 mo
AS ELECTRIC WASHING MA
chine for sale at 1102 Kth St.
11 -11 -3t
ccptancc of Jiis sa'd pi
board and that lie will
bonijU with suret.fes to
saiil jioanl) to the said
sum as they may re.juirc.
c.eed Three Thousand dolUtVP, for
lareful. accurate, timely and prompt
AMERICA'S AN-SWER"
OPENS AT ORPHEUM TODAY
The attraction a/ the Orpheum,
matinee and tonight, will be the sec­
ond United States Official War Pic­
ture. "America's Answer," presented
.by the Division,, of films, cojnmitt.ea
6ri(.public information, George Creel
chairman.
The fivoi thousand feet of film to"
lie shown1 was assembled from thirty
thousand feet taken by the U. S. Sig­
nal Corps, A. E. F., 'by order of Gen­
eral John .T. Pershing under the di-!
rection of the general staff. -It shows
the activities of the first half mil-!
lion American soldiers in France.
Besides the military phases of the)
picture, thero is'shown in detail the
vast amount of work accomplished by
the Engineers' Corps.- The building
of miles o,f concrete do(f:s, the eree-1
tion 6t' huge railroad shops, the lay-1
ing of nine hundred miles of rail. I
the mushroom-like springing of miles
1
poi-al by the
ive a surety
approved by
rmrd in such
to
performance'of the work. No propo-1 this continent.
ftl will be considered from any per- The military scenes a impressive!
•ion or persons not bona fide residents and the climax is the lialtle of Can-,
of this state. Bids will be received tigny. The descriptive musical score,
until two o'clock p. in., on Friday. No- was arranged by S. F. Rothapfel, lliei
vein ber 22nd, 1918, and should Jje ad-1 artistic director of the ltialto nnd
dressed to thp Secretary of'State and Itivoli 'theatres in New..tqr^.
plainly marked "Pronopnls for En- To those who have given
grossing and Enrolling" upon the tace I their work- and their'money to the'
of the envelope in which they aro I winning of the war, "Artierica's An-!
enclosed and Staled. The board re-
Swer"
serves the right, to reject any or ail now sacrifice, effort and giving. It
bids, or to award separate contracts j£
for enrolling and engrossing. Amenirican people of the stewardship:
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota,
thte 4tli day of November, A. D. 19i..
THOMAS HALL.
Secretary of State.
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11 4 11 IS -.
IHJV S. R.
BY ALLMAN
^RTTIM' OUT MQTMIU lV\
PtrtTirt^ THEM, AWAM
To TftV AMD
WORW HER FOR A NES^i
SET i? she'S ^OT
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SA4 5KE
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To «EE."n»AT
PlAIM.
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GEE,US- JUST It
OF TU' AilCE PUODiM*
AM' AtMU* sJBtlY
fcoitf?
MOW BOY
CAMVOU ASSURE HE ieR.ftn
"THftT ALL THE. ftRTtCLES -.q
OF YOUR HAVE
THE PROPER AWOUMT
OF BUTTONS
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plants.
geiiLTntions,
new America
ever, are built to last ltfr
show the making of a
in old France just as in years gone
by a new France
(Was
founded on
will be an inspiration for a
a
gratifying accounting to the
of their Servants,who have been
SQq.t
lo France.
"Amcrlpa's Answer" will bo shown
at ?, p. m. today. Tonight 7:15 and ',
9:00. The admission will bo all seats
2% .cents. C!o early if you wish a
seat.
1
BAD OMEN FOlf G6RMANY
United Statea Flag Still
foavca
Thouflh Pole Is Shattered.
TP you are one of those persons who
have l'ulth in signs, omejisijpxedk'tious
itid so on, you will probably see a
lucky omen'in the effects of the bril-!
lir.ut flash of lightning that struck, the
immense flagpole on the Nc\tf Orleans
customs house recently. The ilagstaft
was shattered and forty or fifty large
splinters wore showered downward to
the streets, but after the fireworks
were over, as on another occasion made
memorable by F. S. Key, "pur flag was
still there." In spite of the stroke Ofd
•Glory is still Hying over the customs
house.
•Maybe you can't fight but you can
{rive to the United War Work Cum-j
paign. I
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BISMARCK
,«•**
**£$ Z'
vJMPrrs
of hospitals, refrigerating, storage I Make thi,1* a "merry" Christina for lie gives twice who trivet onfcklv—
and reclamation plants, which, how-
Yoii'd Startle Your Tailor-
there mr mo
BUTTONS OH
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soldiers—CI'vlO TO THK CNITRI) OIYE to the United War Work cam«
WAR WORK CAMPAIGN. I paign.
"You've gof a market value Based on ypair
produfctive ability.
If you know that your prfy envelope i^n't'
keeping pace with what you're producing for,
the firm-L-yeu may want to make a change.
A real job, .with plenty of elbow room for
advancement, is not so easy to land—especial­
ly when ypiijf.jvant onej
Bui, 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.
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.
H£ 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 goo$ tailor, and therf rely
on his experience, his ability, his judgment?
Men who do, get good printing. Men who
buy printing here and there, wherever the price is shaved closest,
are the ones who have printing worries. -fe
TELL MAC YOUR TROUBLES
Phone 32.
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