The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1917, Page 9

- BISMARCK DAILY\TRIBUNE ‘TUBSDAY, MAY 4;-4017. - USE THIS WANT. AD PAGE AND BUSINESS MEN’S DIRECTORY LIKE YOU USE THE DICTIONAR R .THE TELEPHONE BOOK F. E. Young Real Estate Company |:orores tartans HJ. WAGNER ‘Our motto, good.:work -and quick-service. Specialist Call Mrs, S. d and Gl: Fitted, al Bagg Teted one Get hetewed Office Telephone: Number Rooms 1 and 2 Hughes Building Opposite Grand Pacific Hotel otfice “Hours 9 to 12 and 1to5 P.M. SIOR and get our price. ‘H. Thomas, proprietress: HOUSES FOR SALE FO! —Seven room ‘house and two lots at Temvick, N. D. Will take auto as part payment. Jacob Graf, 5-1-2t FOR SALE—Owner will sell nice, FOR SALE—Eight-room modern house, with full ‘basement, bath, electric lights, furnace, fireplace and garage, in west part of city.’ Price, $4,500. Terms, $1,200 cash, balance at $50 per month, interest included. FOR SALE-—Six-room modern house,.with hot water furnace .and full basement, near North Ward school. Price,’ $4,400. Terms, $2,000, bal- ance’ reasonable. FOR SALE—Modern 8-room house, With range and hot 4-26- BISMARCK, N. Phone 57 S. LAMBERT BANNER. HOUSE air furnace, 3 Room and Board by Day $1.00 ress, man and wife preferred; must block. _Wrapped tread casings direct } d Gare CE Ghasprelew, ave bak ; sere RY CLEANING AND : pe Boo workels. Garrison BOOMS FOR RENT FOR SALE—Cheap; a new, five hun- from factory to user. D Ove WORKS ; FANTED—Youn Tuan and young FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnish-| red dollar soda fountain; only yun | i Smooth Non-Skid lady. Cow ardnne vor j2ett| ed modern rcom. Phone 506R. 317) 3 months; will sell at a bargain. 30x3 $ 8.88 $ 9.23 WANTED AT ONCELA blackemith, | __U’shth St. Box 267, Flasher, N. D. 4Frst, 80x31 11.52 12.08 PHONE 394 ‘One that can handle plow “work. ROOMS FOR RENT Modoru, close righ RENT “Onehalt of arge ,pitice: Rte ee ae a * 5 in, Ph 627R. Fourth street. v' located. dr , Cal a 5 . ie. Pe eee wateemiuaien |e 430-3t) _Tribun 7-6 err 19.28 20:24 409 Front Street Regan, N. D. 4-16-6¢ | FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, mod-| FOR. SAL selk very cheap ; We Call for and Deliver \! WANTED—Messenger oy, at the Fifth St. ‘3t} three steam radiators, as follows: ; : furnished room.| One eleven section 38-inch high, located and suitable for fine family boardi . J. K. Doran. this menace, day. strikes of the Ger- Phone 370 408 Broadway cy oes eer ‘Most. significant as expressive of|mans run true to form the blood of Residence 1002, Ave. oe hat by parcel WANTED—ROOM AND BOARD the imperial government's dread of|the strikers will be the signal for post. ave it made to é = May 1 is the sudden adjournment of | wides 1 revolt that will tax Prus- look like new. LANDS WANTED—Board and rooms or|the reichstag on the very first day|sian militarism to the utmost. Extra charge for new rib- * $2000 will buy good quarter section, board alone, by four . gentlemen of the new session until May 2. The Russian revolution began as a | bo 8 miles from town on main line] Who are willing to pay a reasen-| Tqually significant is the fact that|series of food strikes and did not rvi nS. . : Northern Pacific railway and in snle price Soe the eh place. inet this session, called specially to re-|reach the stage of popular revolt un- Guaranteed Work Burleigh county; virgin prairie; er piace wi Te no other! ceive an address from Chancellor von] til strikers were shot down. y good soil: a tee hundred “Gollars Toomers or boarders. Must have) Bethmann-Hollweg, heard not one syl-| | What the outcome will be. depends Lod B tt y 408 BROADWAY Promptly Done will handle. Hurry, if you are a} Modern conveniences. Addressable from-the chancellor, but was|on how far the German private sol- len’ S Dattery op BISMARCK, N. D. EAGLE HAT WORKS bargain hunter. Address__-E.| _CWCG, care Tribune. 4-28-6t | precipitately dissolved when Lede-|dier has-been brutalized by Prussian 0, ‘ Schultz, Steele, No. Dak. 4-26 bou, leader of the radical socialists, | militarism. ; pposite Post Office FLATS FOR RENT ee on a bes se dnyestigation . If the praemaee +e en as Bismarck i of stem i u-|human as the soldiers o! ssia, LOST AND FOUND FOR oRENT, “Basement | fate far: |dou 2 fsorerent system of. food distribu |i not tire into ‘the mobs of” his . quoeereere TEA COST—A garnet brooch at Methodist} nished or unfurnished. Varney} ‘The Russian revolution, it will be|starving brothers and sisters, espe- church or Fairview cemetery. Lib- flats. 4-28-1t | remembered, had its origin in the dis-| cially when. he too is starving: but e e COLEMAN’S eral reward. Mrs. ©. #. Albertson.| FOR RENT—Modern flat. J. K. Do-|solution of-the duma, and hed as its| with the evidence of Belgium as wit- 709 Front St. 428 31 fran. 427-6 | first overt acts a series “f strikes in! ness of the brutality to which Ger- New and Second Hand blocks from Court House. FOR SALE—Two modern bungalows in the northeast part of City. Prices, A S : 2,500 to $2,700. Cash payments and terms reasonable. the postoffice, pleasantly located i ing. and Picoting. C tio and in good neighborhood for $1,500 Phowe 449 onnection i Lots in all parts of the city, for sale at renggnaile prices and on} to right parties. Ouly $800 cash MRS. M. C. ae J, L. E. "Latans Wak Best Z 104 MAIN ST. BISMARCK i easy terms. necessary, and exceptionally easy |! $14 2nd St. FHO — 400 Wain, Street . i F.E Mb Real Tel. No: 78 Offices WANTED — Competent bookkeeper, either lady or gentleman. ‘None but competent need apply. ‘Western Sales Co., City. 5-1-6t ‘WANTED—First-class chet. Van Horn cafe. 4-30-4t ‘WANTED—Man by the month; &. L. __Faunce, 4th 8t. : f-30-4¢ BARBER WANTED—At once. Must be first class. $18.00 and 60 cent. ..A.:.H. Pearson, Bismarck. ae 430.8 WANTED—-By May 10th or 15th, ex- perienced ‘male stenographer com: petent to take dictation rapidly and handle correspondence and records in connection with large land and mortgage business. Give experi- ence, references and qualifications. State salary wanted. Address: No. 147, care Tribune. oe ‘WANTED—Young- man at Corwin Motor Co. + 4-1-5t ANTED— I Tai g Fi joer; good wages} board ahd i ity Ay- ply to G. A. Wolf, we W. Main St., | - D. 4-30-6t WANTED—At once. Took and wait- Western): Uniog-¢ Call at office. ss a ed Manager. An old .estab-| mercial house wants. & chain of general stores in western ...Nevth« bakota. They want to em-| . in. , White 140, care Tribune. ed 20-40, with six bottom John ‘ i ploy managers and prefer those of si aoe ae 4-28-3t| Deere plow. Geo. D, Brown Co., Bis- to any olbery truck “alpeogent It is car owners, can we quoto these local acquaintance, and if speaking |FOR RENT—Furnished room for one| marck. 4-26-6t é: low figures. PHONE 105 prman..so much the better. Ad-j gentleman; modern; 506 Third St.| Fon sALE—Ono Nichola & Shepa While the rated capacity of the reas No, 146, care ‘Tribune. 4,27,6t 427-4t coe ear: ated onal & Shepard Ford-Dearborn is one ton, it ‘will acom- ? Freightand Baggage : FOR RENT Modern room, 621 pti}. - Sotto. plow. G-o. D. Brown Co., Bit loads Le per cent overload. Full Corwin Motor Co. g gg g 4-25-1mo] "Bismarck. -26-6t | ing space. . DRAYING ° CORWIN MOTOR Co. A bargain, for $3,200, cash. Estate Company in First National Bank. Building D. T. OWENS & CO. Farm Lands, City Property, Loans and Insurance. FOR SALE—Bungalow; modern five- room bungalow with bath, full base- fment;: lot 75x150; three blocks from postoffice, Price $3600; part cash and terms 6n balance. FOR SALE—75-foot lot on 14ti St.; east front; price $600, one-half cash, terms. on balance. ‘FOR SALE—Modern five-room bung- alow;. bath, full basement, east front; lot. 50x150, Price $3500, part cash, FOR SALE—Four-room cottage close in, on 7th St. Prise $2000, $1000 cash and terms to suit. Choice building lots for sale in all parts of the’city. D. T. OWENS & CO. Bismarck, N. D. Stlit one or two ladies. 10 Ave- nue C.., Phone 736. -30-3t Fah RENT—Large,, modern, finite front room; good locality; close — Fan RENT —Famishea room, gentle- HARVEY HARRIS & CO, J. P. Jackson, Mgr. FOR SALE—Entirely modern 7-room house; very desirable location. Can ‘be. sold for. $4,200. FOR SALE—A new 5-room house; modern except heat; right down town. Price, $2,900. FOR SALE—One of the last, desira- ble down. town lots on Sixth street; ered and sewer on lot; cheap, al 5 HARVEY HARRIS & CO. for several years familiar with grain ‘business and accounting; al- 80 Notary Public, desires to make a change. Address, Noumber 14: care ‘Bismarck Tribune. 4-27-3t BORDERS. WANTED ‘WANTED—Roomers and boarders, at 208 Thayer. Phone 389K. 4: 7 HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT—Fourteen-room house, modern, excellent condition; well man preferred. 218 Second St. Phone aL, 428-3 FOR ‘RENT—Room in modern house. for light housekeeping; 622 Third stre Phone 132R. 3-18-Imo ORESSMAKING to be done at tome or go out by day. 310 Seventh St. Phone 325K 4.2412t WANTED — Dressmaking. Phone 524X. WANTED—Dressmaking; at reason- able prices. Room 419, Van Horn Hotel. 4-12-20t J. H. HOLIHAN., REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. FOR SALE—House of 9 rooms, 4| bed: rooms, modern from A to 4%, close in; it would cost $6,000 to build this house today; lot is; worth $1600, For quick sale $5000, $1400 casi FOR SALE—Houte on 10th street; a bargain at $1700. FOR SALE—Four quarter sections about 20 miles north of Bismarck. $15 per acre. Terms, FOR SALE—42 lots in one body. $75 each. J. H. HOLIHAN, Lucas Block Phone 745 OFFICES FOR RENT Bismarck Reaity Co. Bismarck Bank Sldg. cozy little home, in Al repair and partly modern, within five blocks of ‘Address 4-20-6t SALESMEN WANTED _ SALESMAN—to ca retailers, selling the well-known Skat Soap and Skat Kleanser. All or‘part time,-or sideline. Highclass profitable work for industrious and capable salesman. wate the Skat Company, Hartford, Con: 79-10-1215-17-19-22-24 SKLESMENWANTE sire an. outside position, write at once for terms. Liberal commis- sions’ and’ a ‘cash advance on ‘or- ders. Albany Nurseries, First Ma- ‘tional «Bunk Bldg Albany, Oregoa. conditions. on the balance. 148, Bismarck ‘Tribune, -__ MISCELLANEOUS _- FOR ‘SALE—Studebaker touring cat used five months. Inquire of T. B. Flaherty. 5-1-8t FOR SALE—Baby go-cart. 1014 Ave. C. Phone 4-50-8t FOR ‘SALE—Dining.. room. table, thairs, rockers, roll, top er ang b Call 145X. THREE, splendid. business ear “in western North Dakota. Nelson _Land Co., Dunn Center, N. D. horses for farm. ‘A. E, Jones, Room 7, ‘Hughes | 4 two column 44 feet, and two 22 sec- tions 38-inch two column 88 feet eacl Mrs, Eppinger, Phone 333, FOR SALE—Case Gas Tracto: rat- FOR SALE—One 30-horse cross-com- pound Advance engine, used about 60 days; will trade land or ‘hank- able papers. Gackle & Zugenhagel, (MAY DAY (PORTANT DATE N WORLD WAR EYES: UPON GERMANY it Is the Labor Holiday of Europe and Important Developments Are Looked for TEUTON POWERS FACE “-BERIGUS FOOD CRISIS BY BASIL M. MANLY. Washington, D. C., May 1.—All of- ficial Washington is today looking fofward to May 1 as the day that may seal the kaiser’s doom and mark the eoming of the:end. ‘May*.day—the labor. day of Euro- pean: revolutionists, always set apart by the-reds for turbulent outbreaks— this year carries the threat for Ger- many of actual revolution, which may not be as sweeping as that of Russia, but is none. the less a dire menace to Germany's power of resistance. Every dispatch from Germany, ac- cording to an authority close to the American state department, contains a@ more or less veiled recognition of ; | Rrotest .against the existing distribu- =| tion of. feed. Germany, accordivs to dispatches which passed ‘the official censor, is just emerging from a series of food ea among ber mynitions work- and at least 200,000 others in tered trades. ben the munitions workers, the best *fed among Germany's industrial pop- Machine Hemstitch= Freight and Ba pn and Pi Phone 395 Delivered J. A. GRINSTEINNER Bismarck ed Company Shoes Repaired Best Sanpeet ap in the _W. HENZLER TIRE VULCANIZING Phone 725 812 Rosser Street “er ARM LANDS FREDERICK W. KEITH ARCHITECT By the Week $7.00 Boasting Stable for Horses in Peck’s Old Music Store COMPLETE LINE ON DISPLAY a AGENTS WANTED fer the celebrated Kimball Pianos, and Player Pisnw aw. COCHRANE, Wholesale and Retail Distributor. Grand Pacific Building TERMS TO SUIT anything. Successor to Nolan's. Phone 194 or 132K. rear. ‘Track Springs — OK Cpe Wass of UW ele ce WE ; is the combination of a Ford chassis and the Dearborn Truck Unit. It will do all the work of any $1500 one-ton truck. Guaranteed superior Investigate the Pord-Dearborn, Let us give you practical;demonstration. Moauiactorodby DEARBORN MOTOR TRUCK CO.,Chicage ACTORY service co CORWIN MOTOR CO.BismarcnN 6 Tire Prices > | Smashed | DELAWARE Mail us your check with or- der today. Only in buying large quantities and selling direct to Bismarck, N. D. CORWIN MOTOR COMPANY Bismarck, N. D. ulation, have reached a point where they are ready to risk death as a pro- test against continued underfeeding, what must be the condition of the rest of the German workers? “It is openly threatened,” says the Berlin Lokalanzeiger, “that we must be prepared for new outbreaks of ill will if certain claims are not acceded to. It is also reported that May | there will be another general strike for 24 hours.” This is confirmed by Tageblalt. which says: the Berlin “A renewal d in some May day is being d munitions workers circ! To add flames to the tinder of rev olution already existing-in Germany, comes the announcement through the American department of state of the formation in Lerne, Switzerland. of a well financed committee for propa- ganda in favor of the establishment of a republican form of government in Germany. Gen. Groer nitions factori . it ais, tree, has munitions, strikes will be suppressed with bullets. THIS ‘MERELY ADDS TO + THE PROBABILITY OF REAL OLUTION, % In all history no great strike of de- EV starving “workers has ever ed By blgodshed. termined, man privates may. be driven under orders of their officers, no one dares predict that even the mothers would be spared if the order to fire should be given. ‘come, mark On this unpredictable factor turns the fate of Germany ahd the hopes for early peace. Whatever may ‘be the altimate out- y 1 down in red as the of the strike cf munition workers on | er, head of German an) | day on which the fate of Kaiser W helm and the line of the Hohenzol- Jerns will be in the balance. NOT TM g0sTH WILK PRICES which have s of the Bis diry association announced s ullernoop thet the milkmen of the city do not opose to voost the price of milk or am. Milking is now retailing at 10 cents and cream at ly For first class shoe repairing go to Bismarck Shoe Hospital H. BURMAN, Prop. 411 Broadway PIANO TUNING| A. S. HOFFMAN * | Work Guaranteed | c| Graduate, Licensed and Experienced RACINE cou NTRY Roe BISMARCK, N. D. Jobbers LITTLE’S SECOND-HAND 8TORE Will buy, sell and exchange or rent ndertaking- Embalming Licensed Embalmer in Charge Day Phone 50 Night Phone 687 -|| WEBB BROTHERS Undertaking Parlors A. W. Lucas Company Day Phone 465 Night Phone 100 A. W. CRAIG Licerised .Embalmer in Charge Barbie’s TAXI! Clooten’s Livery Here’s Your Chance 100 lols Weatherby addition ¥ illl be sold in the Flannory- on the following terms. Lots sold at $60.00. $5.00 down and $1.00 per week, Tho proposition will be open to its purchasers for one week, beginning’ April 9th. After Ap- ril 14 these Jots will be $100.00. Frank. E. Hedden WEBB BLOCK PHONE 0 The Electric Shop B. K. SEEELS Everything Electrical Wiring Fixtures and Supplits Delco Farm Light Plants Chiropractor If you are sick and have tried everything and did not receive help, try Chiropractic—Spinal —Adjustments and get well. Consultation free. ey Suite 14, Lucas Block Phone 260 Bismarck RADIATOR REPAIR WORKS Radiator Work Exclusively 109 Third Street Bismarck PJOH BORTELE ‘Sheet Metal and Radiator Works Bismarck, N, DI Automobil Radiator Repalring —- Rebuilding and new cores put in, Latest up-to-date methods used for testing and repairing, All work given pneumatic and vacuum test and delivered in guaranteed condition prompt- ly. Second-hand Ford radia. tors for sale and exchange.’ Garage ownefs ‘and ‘distri- butors write for oarticulars. Hats Cleaned & Re-blocked sold, Clothes Cl pressed Hats Blocked and Cleaned. We Carry a Line of New Goode, We Buy all Kinds of Junk. ‘ PHONE 858, HOUSE PHONE 487k OPPOSITE MCKENZIE HOTEL 418 2nd St. Phone 544X. 4-28-3t] Lehr, 4-23-9t . a 4! =. ‘ pant Ey j FON” RENT—Deautifully aecorated, TO BUY secondhand Ford runabout Cc i CG Reborin 2 RATA WANTED=-Two "~ dishwashers. Van ‘toom in modern home. Phone 459R.| with delivery. body. preferred, for orwin otor 0. s ; eTTERCARS Transfer (& storage | Jy Horny fate, 427-12 i ‘ Has your motor lost its pow- sen BE ARE i 4-18-imo| cash. Inquire Fifth Street Station- Bismarck, N. D. ‘a by, wee ualed facilities tor i WANTED—Ginl for” general ery : ) er? Let -us rebore the cylind-| [yi RS Mp. fo have uneq 4 work.:'6 Ave. B, Mrs. F. FOR RENT—Modern — furnished G r moving, storing and shipping work? . Be . FE. __Tooms; 620 Sixth 4-17-1mo at Lele one cure; 01) Second | a ie and fit with Shrugs Ria househola gonde Carat, expert | WANTED—Chambermaid and night ROOMS FOR RENT—Steam heated, a : ns, on & new machine enced men; also retail ice ai woook, Atlantic Cate. ¢aesr| -glectrle lghted, furnished | rooms| WANTED Bismarck | rug cleaning especially for that purpose. It] MMAATNUG ST ienen ie wood, | in the College Building. Reason-| Works now open. J. lerson. RIES. PAR REP, is not expensive and with poor] Reon Woo ceacenmmnre || Wachter Transfer Comp | WANTED—Dining room girl. 215 5t1| able rent. 4-14-1mo}_Phone_755.. _ 419-1mo TERS AIR capieaalon' wou ate now wast: t 6 Ccacee Ne. 202 Fifth } St., Mandarin Cafe 24-12t | FOR-RENY—-Newly turnlshed rooms. |1F YOU-HAVE A HOUSEOR LOT | Duma de mati /a § compres y 46 Main St, Phone 672R, 4-11-lmo or a vacant Iot for sale, see ie J. EE XI me gas enough to pay for the FOR AENT—Pleasant modern rooms yan, gar ig Phone 852K. : jo . FOR RENT—Pieasant modern rooms bi eiap j BISMARCK AUTO ay