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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20, 1918.
FRECKLES AND HIS
FRIENDS
By Blosser
HE FORGOT HE WAS IN
FRONT OF A BAKERY
SQUIRREL FOOD
By Ahem
"BOTTLED GOODS,"
AS IT WERE
THE TRIBUNE'S CLASSIFIED COLUMN
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
WANTED—Girl.
3rd street.
Classified Advertising Hates.
HELP WANTED—MALE
WANTED—Activo. young mwr, for po­
sition in our mailing room. Good
chance for a hustler to work up. Call
at Tribune office.
WANTED—Messenger boy or girl.
Good wages. Apply Western Union.
11 15 tf
WANTED—Carrier boy. Must be
Terms Strictly. Cash—No Copy Without Remittance Attached!
W be I
First insertion, 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.
Sturdy and* a hustler. Apply Trib­
une. 11 5 tf
WANTED—Man tfi work in bridge
crew, and wife to do cooking." Apply
Tribune C50. 11.15 Ct
CIVIL. SERVICE-EXAMINATIONS—
Bismarck, Dec. 7. 12,000 clerks
needed. Salary $1200. Experience
unnecessary. Men and women de­
siring government pos^ions write
for free particulars, R. E. Terry,
dormer Civil Service Examiner),
122 Columbian Building, Washing­
ton. ll-ll-9t
at Donnraven. 212
18 1 wk
WANTED—Girl for general house
work. Family of two. Phone 8Y.
11 18 tf
WANTED—WAITRESS AND CHAM
bermaid at Banner house. 104 Main
street. Phone 231.
11-19 2t
WANTED AT ONCE—GIRLr FOR
general house work. Good wages.
Mrs. F. Br Toney. 206 W. Thayer st.
11-19 2w
WANTED~GIRE FOR GENERAL
housework. Phone 746 or call 613
Third street. Mrs. C. W. ftJcGray.
11-19 lw
WAN^ED-^GlrJ or.bdy to learn to feed
press in the job printing department
at The'Tribune office. E&sy to
learn. Pay while learnings Call at
office and ak for Mr.' Ryan Tel. 32.
LADY^CLfeRK wants position Fou?
years' experience and can give the
ibest of reference. Write No. €53
Tribune 11 16 1 wk
WANTED^irl at home bakery, also
woman 'baker. Apply Home Bakery
214 Sth street. Phone 428.
11 16 6t
WANTED—Girl for general" bouse-
M'ofrk. Phone S94.
DON'T ask to see my FORl
until about Saturday. Then it will
look outside as it feels inside.
"R.
SWOW
VA
FOR SALE OK RENT—
HOUSES AND FLATS
EOR RENT—5-room modern house,
house, east part of town, $25.00 In­
quire 30S 9t.h street. Phone R83 W.
Frank Everts. 11 18 3t
FOR SALE—House for sale on your
own terms. Call 712 llth street or
phone 861R.
11 14 Ct
NEW BUNGALOW FOR SA.I7E—
I
will sell a new all modern six-room
bungalow including new majestic
range, laundry stove and fuel suffi
cient for the winter for $3,300.00.
I want about one-third c*ash and
the balance may be on monthly pay­
ments. Esdward Erickson. 917- 6th
street. 11 13 Gt
FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM HOUSE]
half a block below the High school,
large barn or garage, 606 *8th dt.
has. L. Hanson Pumpitig Station.
Phone 126-R.
FOR RENT—Modern seVen room
house and garage. Well located.
Ready for occupancy Nov. 20. Mrs.
W.
A. Hughes, 616 7th street.
11 iG tf
FOR RENT—Six room house, well lo
at a re as on a re
Register, Bismarck, N. D.
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31 15 tf
WANTED—Girl for general house­
work. Highest wages. CIO Seventh
street. Mrs. P. C. Remington.
10 26 tf
ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR BENT UNFURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping. Light
and heat furnished. Cal| 622 Third
street or phone 132R.
11-19 3t
FOR HENT—Large modern front
room. $15 per month. Inquire at
.511 6tli street
-"11 15 tf
FOR RBKT—In desirable location,
furnished room. Also room with
kitchenette for light housekeeping.
411 5th street or Phone 21$.
11 14 1 wk
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AUTOMOBILES. KOTORCYLIS
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FOR SALE--|©5D cash busy a
5-pas
senger Reo Four in first class con­
dition. Owner leaving' town must
sell. Qall Saturday or Sunday.
Phone K. or 349
R.
11 18 fit
FOR S.-LE—Overland roadster will
sell cheap if taken at once. Al?o
Kstey Organ-i Mr». J. F. Hannan,
520 Are F. Phone 630L
15
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FOR SALE—A DANDY BUNGALO
style piano cheap if taken. before 11
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
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SAILOR ON SHORE
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leave. Cnsli or terms. See A. 15.
EmsliLvillf-r, Annex hotel, Bismarck,
N. 1). 11-19 4t
flTRENT- FOUR ROOMS PART
*ly modern house, close in. Cull li-2
Third, street or phono 1M2R.
FOR RENT—'Modern 5
low, 510 14th street.
11-1!I It
room bunga
Plione 263.
11 18 St
FOR KliiNT—Modern room house
Inquire O. W. Roberts, Phone 151 or
751. 10 11 tf
(OH IlENT
i/^ocatea.
-Small house convenient
Apply C. L. Burton.
7 2fi tf
MISCELLANEOUS
HISTORY OF TITE^WORLD'S WAR
•by Francis A. March, with Jnlreduc­
tion by his brother General Peyton
C. March. Highest officer in Unit­
ed States Army. Complete and au­
thentic. Official photograph. Rx
tr'aonlinary opportunity' for big pro­
fit. Outfit free. Universal House,
Philadelphia.
14 16 2t
FOR~S~A~i7fi—Household goods!] MuU.
We sold at once. Leaving city. Call
Mr. F. J. Marcellus, 518 7th street..
11 SO 1 wk
FOR S.iLE—Sewing max hine in cxcel
I lent condition. Call Mrs. Geo. W.i}l,
3 2 3 3 re on 5 5 1
I il 20 St
FOR 3ALE—Furniture. Phone 457X
or cair at 622 Sth street.
I 11 wk
WANTED—Puppy dog, must le about
six weeks old, 'by liecem^er 25. Pre
1 fer Scotch collie.' Phone 594.
I 11 19 tf
MR" FARMER—Now Is the time to
disposo of your live and dressed
poultry. For best results and high­
est market prices ship to, the
°^CE T~~"
Northern Produce Co., Bismarck. N.
D. Write us fodav tor prices of all'
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10 18 2 1-2 mo
hole Garland rango
will trade l'or good
1«17 Ttli street or
FOR SALE--Six
$25.00 cash or
1,'tying hens,
phone S71R.
11
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WANTED—'Typewriier, aildinfc ^ra
chine, safe or fire-proof cabinet, and
roll top desk. What have you to
offer. Write No. 654 Tribune.
1118 1 wk
YOUNG ""MAN "WITH t-YEAlt OI.l
boy -wants board and room with
private family where child would be
cared for. Write No. 055, Tribune.
11-1!) 'Jt
HAY—Ftfr sale. N'inety tons of up­
land hay, first class. Cut in July.
$10 per ton. Can feed hay on
place. See or write Hugh Thrown,
... 11 14 1 wk
I'OR SALE—480 acres s,tock land, 4
miles to town, 90 acres under plow
an ideal stock location. Will take
$10 per acre /part lilierty loan
bonds. A. J. Sylvester, Mandan. N
Dak. 11 6t
WANTED—Kitchen range with hot
water connections, also suitable
Laundry stove. Phone 672 IJ.
11 18 1 wk
FOR SALE OR TRADE—160.acres
fine pralrio land free of incuni
brance, near Garrison, McLean
county. $25.00 an acre. Will ex­
change for modern residence prop­
erty in Bismarck of equal value.
Address 309 Mandan Ave., Bismarck,
N. D. or call 578.
11 1.8 1 wk
HAVE ONE"NEW~llEFRIGERATOK
show case 10 ft. long and one 10 ft.
marble toi^ wraper counter to trade
for a good second hand Ford in good
running order. Case and eounter
have never been unpacked. Crating
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I HAD IT- WO«lEC.s|f» AlWT
*«ADE aL\ppeD*iWfr »4 "^eRE
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Pas the. bill-this is
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'bH VJE HAv£»4T HUrt?^.
TMATTS nqrrvM'fo GET,
PUFPV ABOUT
is still on. Writi' Funk. l'»ros., llebnui,
N. I).
11 1!) lw
FOffRENT^A goiwl piano. 1'hojTe
4-I2L. Florence M. Liitle.
11 is wk
FOR SALE Good furniture for a
room house. Imiuire '.'27 sire 't.
11 2t.
HISTORY OF THE WOUlJ)~S"~WAR
'by Francis A. March, with introduc­
tion by his brother. General Peyton
C. March, highest officer in 'Unite!
States army. Complete and authen­
tic. Official Photograph. Extra­
ordinary oportunity for big profit.
Outfit free. Universal House, Phil­
adelphia.
IT 2i It
FOR FIRST CLASS DRY CLEANING
and' pressing call at the Eagle Hat
Works and Tailor Shop, Phone 5S.
11 18 1 mo
BANNER HOUSE
Good board and room, $8.00 iter week,
or two in a room, $7.00 per week. Wo
have single or double rooms.
S. NICHOLA,
104 Main St. Phono
Bismarck, N. I).
,_,::i
11-1!) I111
HOUSES WANTED
WANTED TO RENT, by" local mer­
chant 5 to 7 room bodern house by
permanent renter. Call 562R or
862X
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—Crocheted bag containing
about $ 10.000. Leave at Tribune of­
fice and receive reward.
11 18 3t
STRAYED OR STOLEN—1 Clack
mare, weight. 1100 lbs, 9 years old
1 dark brown mare, weight 1100 lbs.
7 years old, white spot in forehead,
mane and foretops roched. Any­
one giving information of their
whereabouts, suitable reward will
be paid for same. L. C. Patterson,
11 18 1 wk
POSITIONS WANTED
WANTED—A POSITION AS FIRE
man. See Mernie Cowell at
Fourth street south, or phono K12.
11-19 lw
the Palm of
Your Hand
3,
RAY SAWYER
Miss liny C. Sawyer, whose plan of
sending music to soldiers lias made her
known wherever there are Yanks,
Gobs or Devil I)o 's to play, sing or
whistle, lias left the Ke»l Cross, and
is now a private in (he marine corps.
Her special work with the mobiliza­
tion burdhu of the murines will not in­
terfere with her private work of dis­
pensing syncopated cheer to men in the
service.
"Write to me for all the music you
want, and the kind you want/' is her
message to men in the service any­
where.
Through arrangements with the
largest publishers. Private Saw.Ver
whose address is 79 Hamilton Place.
New York, is able to send, free of
charge, the latest and most popular
music—a plan which is heartily ap­
proved by military and naval officials.
The men in the trenches, as a result,
are able to get. the best music at the
same time it appears on Broadway. So
far. Private Sawyer's "official" mailing
list covers CiOO bands and 2.10 orches­
tras, besides thousands of individuals.
Hold Your Future in
forts enjoyed by the man who's placed his savings in a home.
Panics and other unsettled business conditions disturb' stocks, bonds, almost
every security, but leaves unscathed home values.
Once paid for, you have! an investment in a home that is gilt-edged, that en­
hances in value constantly, and nets you a big return in comfort, security and
peace of mind.
Follow the real estate af3s in The Tribune's classified columns. These want
ads are an up-to-date directory of the best bargains in residential property.
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HBffr JOB VMHEI4 VJE
SOUK 5iX HUhl SUBtAMW^S j'
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•MUSICALMOTHER Lands Responsible
TO YANK FIGHTERS Financial Position
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L1LLIATSI OONES*
From $12-a-week stenographer to
head cashier of the New York branch
of the National Bank of Cuba within
a few years is the successful work of
Miss Lillian C. Jones. She stepped into
her present position when the former
cashier was called into /the military
service. Now Miss ''Jones handles
$400,000,000 annually, while Wall
street is becoming accustomed to seeing
responsible positions turned over to
women.
^here's little of luck and
much of well-seasoned judg­
ment in the security and com­
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