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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-12
THIS HAS HAPPENED

charmirE-amd hard ~ nalls-is
engaged to TAD THORNE. ad0red
brother Of SYBIL THORNE. mo-
toriOusly lovely and indisceeet.
has had plenty OF affairs OF her
own. disirusts Valerie from the
beginning. and II fearful Tor
Tnd's happiness.
A few days before the wedding
Tad finds Valerie With = monocled
EnGisbman. buying . diamond
ring. She Introduces him ~
LORD MONTFOEiD md tells Tnd
thnt the beautiful dimNeP ring
she exhibits proudly % . weAAlng
gift from his Iordshlp: Furaous-
y Tnd orders his aancee to re-
tervenes. and Val beglus to argue.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER VIII
CLOwLY Valerie slipped the ring
from her finger.
Here. Monty" she said. "Tad's
right Thank you Just the same"
"You know. Monty. I'm crazy
about diamonds. But I'm crazy
about this big boy. too. And he's
an awful bad actor. Monty"
Valerie was carrying q delicate
situation with veTve. Tad thought
he had never seen her 80 adorable
before. She extended her slim
hand.
"Goodby. then. old dear. We'd
love to have you come to the wed.
ding. wouldn't we. Tad? And the
reception. too It's only for our
very best .friends-but we'd adore
: having you. Wouldn't we. Tad?"
Delighted" murm ured Tad.
icily.
$50 sorry he told her. that |
shan't be able to. But you'll look
me up when you run over to Lon.
don? And remember me to your
charming mother. So curious to
have seen You again. Cheerio."
Damn olown!" thought Tad. and
tugged q little at valerie's arm.
Outside she turned on him.
well. Tad Thorne. don't know
whether want To kiss you. or slap
you. You big idiot. you! You dar-
ling old thing!" s
"Yot know ! was right. Valerie. :"
"Yes, OF course. That's why I'm
80 sore about It. You're always
right. And I'm always wrong. But.
Taddy. that was peach OF . ring!
I'll never have>another like It,"
YOU'RE = little imp. Val. Don't
you know It would make an awful
.simp out Of me. TO have you wear.
Ing . ring like that. from another
mani"
"Oh. suppose TO-. she agreed.
'but that isn't my fault. IL 1T"
NO." be agreed quietly. 1T isn't
But you don't have 10 marry me,
you know. Val. II you don't want
to-"
"Dont be 4 fool" she admonished
him saucily. you know I do"
THREE days later they were mar.
: ried.
Valerie wore her misty pink, !"
and carried roses Of . deeper shade
She seemed more like Z fairy prin
cess than bride. and looked as
though she had risen from the heart
Of . rose. Her veil beloved about
her like. clouds 1t sunrise. and
everyone whispered. q they aiways
do at weddings. isn't she the love
liest bride yon ever saw!-
Tad seemed very serious and I
little pale. - be bent tenderly over
his exquisite wife. His curly chest.
nut hair was srayine ct the
temples. and though be was less
boyish. he appeared very hand
some. Morning clothes and silk
hats make some men grotesqus ami
others magnificent. Tad vas the
Apollo type.
Mrs. Thorne hustled around. tell:
ing everyone. Il haven't lost ! son
I've gained . daughter
But her cheer was all assumed
For the wedding she had discarded
her heavy black. and worn . gown
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WANTED TO RENT-Farm land.
so acres cultivated or prairie land.
To be located north Of Mckenzie,
N. Oak, for farming next spring.
Write E. Samuel, Bismarck, N. D.,
care of Lewis Carske.
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WORK WANTED

MIDDLE aged woman desires a
place to do housekeeping either in
city or out of town where there
are no children. Apply at Bis
marck hotel. Mrs. Lewis.
WANTED-Washings Of all kinds,
also competent girl for general
homework. For sale: Lloyd baby
buggy. Phone 5SS-M.
LET ACK'S Radiator Shop clean
out or repair that leaky or clogged
radiator. All work guaranteed
=. and price reasonable.
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SALESMAN WANTED

WANTED-Salesmen for we'll
known Waterless Cooker Kitchen
: Craft. Sells readily, for it is not
:. only used daily but needed in
= every home since it protects
+ health, saves time, saves its price
2 in to 4 months. Entire meal in
= one utensil, on one burner, no at
/. tention. Guaranteed against de-
i. feet in construction, nationally adj
o5-vertised, unusually salable re-
&. mainder Of year. High earnings.
: advancement. Write The Kitchen
- Craft Co., West Bend, Wisconsin.
:. SPECIALITY SALESMAN
al Speciality salesman to take
!; charge Of territory. Man who can
:. stand prosperity; handle big
!. proposition with returns of large
4: remuneration for salesman who
sf will think and work. Strictly a
=. direct Manufacturers line, selling
4. direct to dealers. In replying
= furnish three references. Address
:. Boxley Manufacturing Co., Rich
:. mond, Virginia.
SALESMEN-165 Varieties brushes,
so per cent commission, $25-$75,
weekly profit on agents. Neway
: Brush Factory, Hartford, Conn.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
- PHI O NE 82-
FURNITURE FOR SALE

FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Walnut twin. beds and
full sized bed. All box springs.
Practically new. A bargain. Call
Room Is, City National Bank, or
phone 89e.
FOR SALE-Electric range in good
order, practically new, reasonably
priced. Gil Second street. Phone
6l2-W.
FOR SALE-Lloyd baby carriage in
good condition. Reasonable price.
Phone 729 or call at TO Broad
way.
FOR SALE-Roll top, desk and
chair. also household furniture.
Call at POI First street.
BARGAINS in used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co.. Mandan.
N d
FOR SALE-Reed and ivory haby
carriage, 412 Fifth street. Phone
545.
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Dependable Used Cars

1928 OAKLAND COUPE. This car
is fully equipped, used very little
and looks like new.
1927 STUDEBAkER DICTATOR
SEDAN. This car sold for
$1555.00, can be bought for half
price.
1927 PONTIAC SEDAN. Here is a
good light six family car at low
price.
1926 PONTIAC COACH. The price
we have on this will move it quick.
Nj. B. GILMAN co.
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to Mr.. West. as they drove home In
a hired limousine afterward. but
since Mr.. Thorne had to die any.
way. 1t was the luckiest thing for
us that be did It just before tho
wedding. Quiet weddings are com.
parative1y reasonable. you know.
My dear. l simply shudder to think
what this affair would have cost
us. II the Thornes weren't in
mourning"
TAD and Valerie were going to
= drive to Montreal and Quebec.
and upon their return were to visit
at the Thornes' place At Wianno
They planned to start housekeep
Ing In the fall, and would not look
for an apartment until midsummer
Valerie had been quite Indifferent
about q place OF her own.
"Oh. Of course, we can get some
thing when we get round to It..
Tad" she insisted. but why rent
place now. and start paying rent
months ahead Of timer"
But should think" he ven
tured. that you'd 30 anxious to
get all your things around. We've
got raft Of wedding presents. Val.
Guess We can az up : pretty swell
little cabin. dear. How about IT."
"Oh. Tad. I'm not particularly
keen about settling down IN . hurry.
II your mother will put up With
10 for awhile-it's 90 hot in Bos.
ton In the summer. you know. I'd
lots rather wait"
Sybil went alone to Wianno. to
open. the place for the return Of the
newly.weds.
Ito ~ Continued)
On the beach, schen tie mist came
rolling In, Craig Netchdll found
Sybtl trysting NTH q phontoss
lover. And Eybtl. In the neSt chap
ter, tells Craig that she Is going 10
ledve him.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED:

Il. FEMALE HELP WANTED:
sWANTED-High school girl to work
= for room and board. Location
u near high school. Phone ACTIN
), after $50 p. m. or call at 623
- Eighth street.
WANTED-Experienced girl for
= general housework. No other need
=. apply. Call at III Main Ave. or
phone ISL.
MANUFACTURER maid for
. small family. Phone 1321-M or
!. 100 or apply at It's Mandan street.
WANTED-A competent girl for
general homework. Apply at COL
:; Sixth street. Phone 213-W.
:WANTED-Girl for general house
= work. Phone 967.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two large clean CUR
:. ,nished rooms with bath for light
/: housekeeping, private entrance.
!. Also for ale: A bicycle, good as
new. Call at 213 Eleventh street,
8 one half block from Broadway.
FOR RENT--Furnished sleeping
room in modern home, $1,000 per
month. Phone 921 or call at 307
Tenth street, opposite st. Alexius
Nurses home.
FOR RENT-Two rooms for light
housekeeping on ground floor,
heat, light and water furnished,
gas If desired. Call at All Eighth
Sfraaf
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AUTOMOBILE

FOR SALE-1927 Chevrolet grain
truck in excellent condition, also
used cars. Hedahl Motor Co.
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FOR MENTIONS two-room fur
nished apartment in modern home,
924 Fourth street. Phone 543-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
3O3.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Large three room un-
furnished apartment consisting of
entire upstairs, newly decorated
and all modern. Call evenings or
mornings only, at GA Rosser or
y,hono OAR
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FOR RENT-3ingle apartment with
kitchenette, nicely and completely
furnished, All Fifth street. Phone
273.
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FOR RENT-Five room house with
light and water only At 215 South
Fifth street. Close in, ready for
possession Sept. 10th, rent reason
able. Inquire 1t 100 Broadway
or phone 120-W..
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FOR SALE-Modern house. Call in
person 1t .423 Second street from
1900 p. N. to 200 p. m.
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FOR SALE-Modern home, includ-
ing heated garage, full basement,
shrubbery, lawn, good location.
For further information phone
267.
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FOR RENT Small modern house
centrally located. Responsible
parties Of adults. Write Tribune
Ad. No. IS. s.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT-Strictly modern stuc-
co bungalo with garage. Finest
location, immediate poss ,ssion. O.
w. Roberts, lit Main Ave. Phone
ISL or ISL.
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REAL ESTATE

FIVE ROOM cottage, all modern
close in, $4,000.
SEVEN ROOM house, all modern
spick and pan, close in, . real
bargain at 100000.
PROBABLv t. , best large rooming
house in the city, close In, always
full with gr. de people, including
furniture, 100000.
FOUR ROOM m ,derr bungalow,
east fro,.t, nice trees and lawn,
cheap at $3500.00.
FOUR ROOM modern bungalow
lawn and trees, Rivsrview, $4,000
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, nice
trees ana shrsbbery, we'll built
FARM LANDS-Have sold Z quar-.
tiers the past two weeks; bargains
are being picked up right along
by our own people. Buy now from
the biggest and best list ever had
with scores Of real bargains.
MY BUSINESS is one on . strictly
commission basis and all CORE.
spondence in connection with any
sale will be gladly shown the buy
er.
DO YOUR RIAL ESTATE BUsI
NESS with the busiest dealer il
the city.
F. E. YOUNG.
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Rod and they talked away oil thsir
unexpresssd fears. Each buoyed
up tho other and BY tho time din
ner was called they were building
Z castle somewhere IN the city and
having no difhculty whatsoever in
it, construction.
81 guess we've got our. big chance
= oil right" Rod was sayina
when the waiter came through.
Let's celebrate with Z good din
ner." Berthe Lou suggested. I'm
starved. And maybe you think Il
won't b . treat to eat something
someone ese has cooked"
Suddenly. at table. Rod said:
Say. Berthe Lou. did you ask
Molly about Z hotel In New York;
s0f course not" Berthe Lou re-
piled emphatically. what would
she think Of ~? Everyone knows
the names Of the best hotels there. =
Rod paused over cutting Of 4 bite
Of roast chicken. Don't you think
we'd better hud . cheaper one?" he
asked. . little anyiouely.
BERTHE Lou frowned slightly.
We've got to make . good impres'
sion on the Frasers." she said i'm.
patiently.
y don't sec Why. What would
y the pse trying q run Z blum o.
Tom3s
TT isn't . question of running
. blur" Berthe Lou told him. low.
erins her voice - tho couple q
the next table could not hear. "yt'a
: matter Of standards What you
choose for yourself II tho measure
other people will have Of you. You
expect to set . sajos sons day.
don't your"
Che otopped sn6 waited. Rod
no66ed. Well. il Ton 1eeo that
yod'so the oost ol man who demands
= lot ont Of life he'll know 10 haa
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FOR SALE

SIX ROOM rlvdern house, at least
8 bed rooms, fine lot, well located
near schools, for $500 cash; can
probably borrow $1,000 on it.
SIX ROOMS patty modern house, 3
bed rooms, hardwood floors, full
basement, water and lights, for
$1,000 cash; can borrow likely at
least $4,000, thereon.
TINE SIX room well built modern
bungalow, 8 bed rooms, east front,
fine lot, near school, desirable and
in good condition for $4,000, on
terms.
SIX ROOM modern bungalow in Riv-
erview, 3 bed rooms, east front,
near school, for $4,000.
SEVEN ROO! cry desirable house
on Eighth street. 4 bed rooms, one
bed room down stairs, hardwood
floors Throughout, fell basement
partitions If, east front, near
schools for $4,000.
GEO. M. REGISTER.
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ment Of panic. picturing Lila IA
New York. The reputation Of the
city's immensity WA appalling. TO
be harassed there-whers she had
no one to turn to-not that she had
turned to anyone In Wayville. but
at least she hadn't been without
silent sympathy and understanding
from some Of the girls and her
mother-was q fate unthinkable.
tsQ 3D." she said in . fierce nc,
~ tie whisper. ana lifted the
silken fringe Of her eyes to gaze.
terrified. q him: Rod. lets 80
back"
Honey" Rod laughed at her and
put an arm around her shoulders
to draw her close. His own voice
was mono too steady. Not - many
moons had passed since his Adde'S
cence and he wa1 weighted with
the responsibility Of taking : wife
to : stranes city.
I'VE can't disappoipt the people
Of New York." hs told her sravsly.
Its new blood like 10 that made
that city what Il IT,"
BERTHE Lou smiled back ct him.
her moment Of panic gone. What
could Lila do Il she aid follow
them? They ought to b able to
avoid her IN I place the sl3e of New
York. But what Il they weren't?
Security came hack % Berthe
Lou Il the contact Of Rods arm.
n HE cheek laid over On her head.
She relaxed against him more com.
fortably and reached up to pull Of
her hat.
Rod rubbed his cheek on her
hair. "Soft - corn silk" he
thought. with nevetscAjline delight
In her daintinooe.
01rtie Lou slAnced over at The
opposite section. Il WAs unoceu.
pied. osshs cuddlsd % closer 70
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Another Venus has been found-in
Oklahoma City. Okla. She is Miss
Evelyn Hubbard, business college
student, recent winner Of Y. w. c..
A. beauty contest in her home city.
Miss Hubbard, her measurements
and those of the ideal Venus are
shown above.
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70 give It to you or lose you"
"But I'm not worth anything to
him." Rod expostulated.
you will be-" BERTHE Lou an.
swered shortly. We'll go to first
class hotel.'
And save money just like We
did In Wayville?"
Don't be sarcastic. please. Wen
ind an apartment in day or SO.
But Tom and Molly will always re-
member that we aren't hicks. It's
smart, you know. to go to good
hotel. It won't break us to stay.
at one for just a couple Of days
and you couldn't have a better In.
vestment."
DOD gave In.
~ Molly lifted her eyebrows in
a surprise when BERTHE Lou tele-
phoned and gave her the name OF
their hotel. Molly was not Way.
VILE girl. Sho hadn't understood
from Tom that either Berthe Louis
or Rods family was we'll to do. But
she supposed that must be the case
She told Berthe Lou very cordially
that she would be over within an
hour.
BERTHE Lou was waiting for her
downstairs. After all. 1t might be
Just as we'll II Molly didn't see their
room. she thought. Somehow it
didn't quite come up to the glory
Of the lobby. The rates 1cere high.
higher than she'd expected.
II suppose you want to rush right
over to Fifth Avenue and get some
Clothes" Molly gurgled. after one
glance at BERTHE Louis costume.
Berthe Lou became suddenly con.
scious Of her summer apparel.
Molly was wearing . Fall suit and
Z fox fur.
I'm dying to 60 shopping" she
confessed: but Rod wants to get
settled as soon as possible. think
I'd better find an apartment so we
can send for our furniture before
I spend any time on myself"
Molly assumed q superior air.
but. my deaf." she began. you
cant 60 about New York In a sum.
mer outfit at this time of year.
You'd make q wrong impression
wherever you went. And Of course
you want to look at apartments on
the upper East Side."
DERTIE LOU gathered from her
- tone that the upper East Side
was part Of town in which 1t was
not desirable to make wrong i'm.
pressions. But a doubt Of the wis.
dom she'd been so sure OF on the
train assaulted her. It looked as II
one could err on the side Of max.
ing Impressions that were too good.
II rentals IN the upper East Side
were anything like the rates Of this
hotel. >!
"Oh. l don't know" she said non.
chalantly. I'VE rather think well
try to live within Rods income"
'Then you'd better 80 up to the
Bronx unless you want to live in .
cupboard" Molly advised. but
IN any case you've got to have some
clothes. I'll take you to my fav.
orite shop"
Berthe Lou felt sunk. II she re-
fused Molly might guess that she
preferred to wait and look around
for the best values. It would look
cheap after the gesture they'd made
n the selection Of . hotel
Maybe ! could spare time to pick
M . sports coat" she said after .
little quick thinking. Sports coats
ought to be fairly inexpensive in
any shop.
.By the way" she exclaimed -
they moved toward the door. Lila
says she's coming to visit you"
The words came lightly but
Berthe Lou waited nervously for the
answer. The idea that Lila might
have made It Up had come to her.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
FL o M 82-
MALE HELP WANTED

REPRESENT Auto Seat Cover
Manufacturer. Direct to autonao-
bile owners. High quality, low
prices. Make $125 weekly. Ella
borate samples free. Marvelo,
1900 Wabansia. Chicago.
WOMEN, MEN-Earn $35 weekly
addressing cards. Home spare
time. All ear work, experience
unnecessary. no selling. Write,
National, 6418 Jamaica, Wood
haven, Ne,. York.
DWANTED-Farmer Or farmers son
or man to travel in country.
Steady work, good profits. Nc
COMMON & COMPANY, Dept.
C 81, Winona, MINI.
WANTED-At once a good man to
cover local 100 store route; no SELL
ing; just di tribute and collect.
Write PERKS MFG. CO., Florin,
BARBER Profession offers better
opportunities. Write Moler Bar
Der College, Fargo, N. D., Butte,
NJ Mt.
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BASKET.WEAVE MOHAIR
A travelling suit Of frock and
three quarters coat is fashioned Of
lovely soft grey moh9ir, in a new
basket weave. with flat crepe in
blue for landings.
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AuTOMORILE GREASE

Automobile grease stains should
be loosened with lard before wash
ing. Put . towel underneath for .
pad and rub spots vigorously then
sponge with warm water.
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SHIPPING STRAPS

Fasten . short piece Of narrow
tape with . snap at each end, onto
the inside shoulder seam Of dresses.
Snap it around shoulder straps ia
prevent their slipping.
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AIM0Mn n0NR

Light bronze" 10 . new French
green Of lively shade that has an
almond tone to il. A satin coat Of
this color tops . cream lace frock.
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SPLIT RRIM

A new green ballibuntl hat has
its wide brim split and rounded in
ct the front and bound all around
with matching satin.
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FLANNEL ROREs

Solid colored flannel coolie coats,
with monographs deliberately en-
broidered. are favorites this spring
for the beach.
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CANDY SALESMAN
GOOD territory available for exper-
fenced salesman with car, to sell
q full line { Candies direct to re-
tail trade from manufacturer. Our
products are guaranteed and sold
at especially attractive prices.
Mention experience and qualifi-
cations in first letter.
,stF' YOU want $4,000 the first year,
II write me personally. Strong line
for retail store, nationally adver-
tised. Established Co., big season
now. Liberal weekly advance to
producer. G.. F. Sawyer, Mgr,
2010 Euclid Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio.
A REAL chance to make big money
and steady year around job. Sal
airy or commission. Call for M. 5.
Thompson at Patterson Hotel Sat-
urday and Sunday, July 18th and
14th. !.
SALEMCN-Can use two more to
sell inter State Oil company's es-
tabi:shed lire of oil and paint.
Phone 1874 or write A. H. Cloth
Ter. Box 140.
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GARDEN PLANNING

Long before planting days ~
rive, the real gardener will plot out
her grounds, plan her flowers and
figure exactly what bulbs, seeds and
plants to buy and where each goes.
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pAIAMA RERTHA

The old-time feminine bertha d
the inspiration for q deep cape col
lar on q tailored pajama suit Of
black with tiny figures in red.
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WANTED-To borrow at 6 per cent
$1,000 on residence (less than 1-3
value). Write Tribune Ad. No.
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The beautiful Tyrian purple dye
Is made from the glands Of Mediter-
ranean sea-snails, of which about
zoe, 900 produce one ounce.
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FOR SALE-Casting box and one
TIL. p. Electric D. G. motor,
cheap. INQUIRE at Tribune office.
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ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOM FOR RENT-Good sized
front room with kitchenette. Well
furnished for light housekeeping.
Hazelhurst, All Fifth street or
phone 272.
FOR RENT-Three unfinished
rooms, range in kitchen, ground
floor. Phone 1874. Mrs. Erlen-
never. 423 Third street, Bismarck.
FOR RENT-Furnished room with
or without board, two blocks north
of Presbyterian church. Call at
100 Ave. A or phone 893-W.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished Sleep
I ing room, reasonable rent. Phone
705-R or call at Alb Ninth street.
FOR RENT-One furnished sleeping
room in modern home. Call at 418
First street or phone 558-M.
FOR RENT--'.wo furnished light
housekeeping rooms. Call 813
Thayer or phone 126o-W.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-14

WANTED-25 trucks, end dump
preferable, clay hauling, average
5 mile, Is cents, report at Hazen
immediately. Stevens Bros.