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a 4 \ " ae ae £ es | i \ a { i e a ae TUESDAY, SEPT.4, 1917, - De aa eS eta ath a gel Pe ce ia CN be ates opt uig eaee BISMARCK DATEY TRIBUNE if You Prefer To Live this winter you will find in the Tribune’s “Rooms For Rent” Columns many suiltab F.E. Young Real Estate Company FOR SALE—A fine new seven room modern house with gas range, hot air furnace, stove tank, w furnace and connected st front, on paved street in laundry with hot wajer good resident portion of city, en- cumbered for $$2,000.00 at 8 per cent. A_ bargain for $700.00 cash, gage and balan ments at § percent. F.E. Young Real Estate Company Tel. No. 78R Offices $3,700.00 ‘Terms, assumption of mor ce on monthly pay: In First’ N: nal Bank ‘Building HELP WANTED--MALE , WANTED—Sign painter for painting and building field bulletins in North Dakota. Address H. S., 830 Wade; nnati, Onis. 9-3-4! Real Estate, City Property, Farm — Experienced flour” and | Lands, Loans and General Insurance. seed packer. Wages $3.00 per day, < 2 and steady work. Apply Russell] FOR SALE—Five-room cottage on Miller Milling Co. 9-3-3] Seventh street, close in. Lot 50x140, WE HAVE an opening for a capable A good opportunity for’ ‘bookkeeper. a young man exempt from draft; permanent position. handwriting, Box North Dakota. 5u8, 9-1-3 HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED—Three ~ waitresses — three good kitchen girls. man’s Cafe and Bakery. and WANTED—Girl_ for general how: work: three in family; apply morn- ings at 37 Ave. A. Good wages. 9-3: WANTED—Competent girl by day or week. Mrs. R. H. Smith, Country club. 9-1-3 WANTED—< for goueral hou work. Good wages. Mrs. I, Holm- hoe, 208 West * DrosaWas Phone} . 459L. 9 1 6t WANTED—Competent girl for gener- al housework. Mrs. Geo. will, 323 Third Si 3 FOR SALE OR RENT—HOUSES AND FLATS ‘ FOR RENT—Modérn five room bung- alow; hot water heat. Call 205 First street evenings. 94 aU FOR SALE—$S800 and $30 per or month | buys a new 6 room modern house. for information address No. bune. 9 4 ut FOR SALE—House oF house and barn at a bargsis if taker at once. Earl Fullor, 1021 phone 616K. WANTED TO” RENT--Five or six room house, modern, for small fam-! ily. Steady tenants. care Tribune. 12th St. No. f or 9-3-6 FOR RENT —SixTOoRhouser water’ FOR RENT—Strictly” modern room. and lights. $1,900. Immediate pos __ 38 Avo. A Sere eG session. Phone 789. . 9-3-1m' FOR RENT—Furnished room in mod- FOR RENT OR SALE—Modcrn house, | Treltth street and Avenue D. Phone is 9-3- Fon “RENT. modern five: room house. 303 Twelfth strect. 91 Sti fiveroom bun- galow in choicest part of the city. $600 will swing the deal. Address 238, Tribune. 8-20-Imo FOR SALE—Modern, Apply in own Bismarck, i Apply Ho- 249 Tri- | See} Write No. at, | D. T. OWENS & CO. Price $2,301 on balance. Sewer and water. FOR SALE—Four-room Mandan avenue, front, price $2,000. T interest paying proposition. CHOICE building lots in all parts city. D. T. OWENS & CO, POSITIONS WANTED POSITION” WANTED —By = married .3f man, | thing considered. | and wages in first letter. 248 Tribune office State particul Addr of Auditori ium. same by applying ing property and pa ibune, prov- ng for this ad. 9-3-2 ‘COsT—Pair spectacles with tortois shell rims. Return to Tribune off Reward, o- nd ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—Three rooms for Tight housekeeping Apply 18 W Mein St. or phone 212K. Reasonable rent. 9-4-3 , FOR RENT—I'ront room, strictly mod- ern for lady or gentleman. Phone SR. 419 7th street. FOR RENT—Modern room, ¢ at 522 Second St. Moderate pri FOR RENT—S ly modern reom. $14 Avenue LB. Phone 3s84n. ' 8 21 1 mo. ern house, at 614 Sth street. § 27 6t FOR RENT—Splendid rooms for light housekeeping in modern house. Phone 494K or call at 801 Fourth street, or inquire at secondhand store. Geo. W. Little. 8-27-10 FOR RENT— Modern furnished rooms. | Loard if desired. 46 Main strect. 8-10-lmo. Phone 377K. -Imo FOR RENT—Rooms. For SALE—120-acre farm. For par- ticulars call on or address Ii. Warner, owner, Harris, Minn. WORK WANTED WANTED—\Work by the hour ciean-, Siven in the ad. Tribune employes ; G are uct mitted to tell who any ad- ing and catering. Mrs. Newton, | vertigertis Mail or send your an | Phone 833. 94 Mt. [to Tribune No——, and we will for-/ BOARDERS WANTED WANTED—Roomers and boarders, at Dunraven, 212 Third street. Under’ new management, 8-9-1mo "MISCELLANEOUS __ FOR SALE—Book case and - caina st. 7-27-1mo —— HOW TO ANSWER BLIND ADS. -All ads signed with numbers or in-| ftials, care Tribune must ho answered | by letter addressed to the number | FOR RENT—Rooms. 620 S' ward it to the advertiser. part cash, and terms “cottage on 50-foot lot, east is a good Delivery or inside work. Any-| The Outbursts of Everett True By Condo I READ ABOUT IT IN THE "FoR SALE” COLUMN. IS ‘THIS YouR AD. SAID IT WAS IN “FIRST=CLASS CONDITION" I AL dounaw 45 STATES RALLY THEIR RESOURCES TODEFEND NATION zation of Wealth and Man Power. Governors Center Efforts on Harvest- Ing of Crops After Striving for Boune tiful Yields—Women Give Aid Soon All Will Be Helping. Washington.—Reports from states to the council of national defense regard- ing thé organization of their resources in accordance with the suggestion by the secretary of war show there has been ready response and that there is a nation-wide spirit for hearty co- operation between the state authorities and the federal government. The work that is being carricd for- ward is on a basis ,that is distinctly nonpartisan. Every American, regard- [less of political ideals and sectional feeling, is working toward one end— to give the government complete back- | ing that he knows is essential. 4G States Aid by Legislation. Every phase of effort to co- -ordinate the resources of the nation is being capac machines we mi: common life, vei ever our business 1 in w closet cheap if taken at once. 222 purpose and ma ioney doaiot Fourth street. Phone 2: make us nen. They 1 pieces of 9 4 3t. effective machinery. The finer life, FOR SALE—Confectionery and ice| though it must not be ex ve and ty- creany parlor and exclusive candy manufacturing busin in town of 6,000. | Fine location, next door to show house, first class fixtures, g002 business both wholesale and reta Want to move to ranch. Will in- voice about $3,690. © Write Dickin- son Candy (Shop, Dickinson, N. D. WANTED—Pilace to work for board by young lady. Business college. phone 183. 9-3-0 DAIRY WAGON FOR SALE—Must be sold at once. Southside Grocery. 8 31 6. FOR SALE—Lot 125 by 150 feet on Seventh street. $200 down. Phone 104. FOR SALE—New L. C. writer and desk. gun, Edison phonograph, new $50.00 china closet. Phone 300L. _ $27 mo Smith type- 8 315 FOR SALE—A good sized pony ata bargain if taken at once. Call 771 or inquire of I. Mercier at N. P. de pot. FOR SALE—Number 9 steel range with high heatirm closet; one four- teen inch self feed hard coal heater. A. &. Peterson, 515, Fifth St. Phone Ory RS tt TO EXCHANGE—One-ha cuion of land, 95 percent steam plow, one- half mile from Ingomar, Montana, a good town on the (. M. & St. P. - coast line, for a stock of cattle any age, Shorthorns preferred. Address J. A. Gustaveson, Albert Lea. Minn. 8 23 12t — -feago Daily News. new $35.0) shot- |. 1, is that of the emotions, We we suffer; therefore we are hu- We crave to give and receive therefore we draw nearer to atever we know of the divine.—Chi- ranni) feel, Governors’ Terms of Office. The gevernor’s tern: year in M Jand; two Georgia, I Biohigan, Neb North Dakota, Ohio, South ¢ South Dakota, Tennessee, T mont, Washingte iowa, Kansas, Maine, ; ca, New Tbimpshi nd Wisconsin; four ' Colorado, Dela- | Indi N ryiand, Virginia, West Virginia and Vyoming, . | Tecth Under Suspicion. | Bad teeth are now believed to} | important source of rheuntitism, hes di trouble. “ produc the system from an w cess at the root of a tooth, wRose | enee may be revealed only by ray photograph. Doctors tell ef ch dren recovering from Bright's disease | s soon as their teeth are properly cared for. In fact the teeth have coms | under suspicion along with the tonsils | @nd X-ray pictures of them are part of | a thorough physical examination. nto {mere military enrollment of men be- lin Col | vidral, tion appointing bodies for super- yising the work. “dit in the hands of the governors, dividual support to the federal ment. Committees have been formed in all states to devote particu- Jar attention to,special duties, Four states — Colorado, Massachu- setts, New Jersey and Wisconsin—have | Made plans for the harvesting this fall lof all crops. The council of defense sido has submitted to business in the smaller towns a request y remain closed during harvest hou that they time till 5 p. employees opportunity to work during the day in the harvest’ fields. The other three states are perfecting plans for the utilization of factory Iaborers | on farms, In Massachusetts there has | been devised a plan that is consideced exceedi valuable, It is for a sure | yoy by the employers of large numbers | of men to find those who have had ex- | periencs in farming, Such men will be | encouraged to return to farm work. | | The employers in many instances are’ ‘ offering to make up the difference in wages. Census Taken in Most States. The organization of the nation for war purposes necessitates the listing of the man power before a ihas been decided, and work on that Nine fs being conducted with a com- ; Pleteness that is gratifying to federal | officials. Governors in most of the [states have not been content with the tween the ages of twenty-one and | thirty that is required by federal stat- ute. In addition, they have taken a consus within their states and are re- cording the resources of every: indi- vthing else | _ may “do mg or ner Dit” ror me weikure : of the nation in war tithe. Ajl but Two Legislate for Organi-} BONE GN NONPARTISAN BASIS i states have.passed. The other two have} m., thus allowing thetr | ‘| title of the Empire state by statistics ether mate .or female, who | forsvard ~ Too mnch_empha New York proved her claim to the gathered in her state military census. Other states that are completing their record of man power are Con- necticut, Maryl:nd, Vermont and West Virginia, The information being gath- ered wilh be of great value, it is held, particularly if events shane themselves | witli? startling rapldity —somcthing , which must be looked for, it is con- tended, infwar times. Other states, | Massachuditis and. Rhode Island in- cluded, have laid particular stress | upon the enrolling of men of engincer- | ing abil classifying them in such manner that on short notice they can | be summoned to duty. Women Give Their Aid. The work being accomplished by women is particularly noticeable in} Iinois and Wisconsin, The advisory committees of women’s organizations | of the state council of defense in both states have Drepared lists of the prin- | cipal women’s state patriotic socictics | and assigned to each a definite field of activity. They have also used the | statutory power of the state council, to | direct all local organizations to co- operate with these societies. Florida is also doing excellent work along these lines. Committees of men and women on farming and fruit raising in that state are being formed end in- tensive cultivation of the farms is be- ing encouraged. ‘ Many of the states in taking up the work of organization for war purposes: and preparing for relief work have found it necessary to consider the reg- ulating. of all who solicit contributions, At present there is agitation in many states for the p ing of acts of legis- Inture which will give the council of defense the power of supervision of those who appeal for funds. Systems of local defense and pre- paredness for relief work, which mean the rele $ae the fighting line of troops that otherwise would be necded ‘ent time, it is said, however, War News || SAVE PMONEY Have Your Old Felt Fat i Cleaned & Re-Blocked } It will look like new and be as good as new EAGLE HAT WORKS | Phone 082 Opp. Post Office. BISMARCK | TAXI rhore LOD) : DRAYING Freightand Baggage, Clootens Livery) OFFICE 305 MAIN ae in Furnished a E. SMITH! le places TAXI _ Phone 5 4 ! “TS, LAMBERT Battery |Loden 3 Banaee Shop Machine Hemstitch- ing and Picoting. MRS. MC. HUNT 314 2nd 8. PHONE 649 tude riakinvpetion A. W. Lucas Company Day Phone 465 Night Phone 100 A.W. CRAIG Licensed Embalmer in Charge $$$ $$$ v4 of load earrted on ie aslo ond heave Tuck. Sprlusn — Five stoned hubber'tizes ry service can $350 yore rig 75 per coat FORD SS orp } Te et Dearburn , FORD- BARB ant GnaToa Truck Corwin Moter Co. Bismarck, fi. D. Service 408 BROADWAY BISMARCK, N. D. FREDERICK W. KEIM ARCHITECT Webb Bleck Phone 449 j Undertaking- Embalming Licensed Embalmer in Charge | Day Phone 0 Right Phone 687 | EBB BROTHERS Warner Camping Trailer Complete with two double beds, Sagless Springs, Mat- tress, Stove, Table, etc. Sample on exhi tion. CORWIN MOTOR Co Bismarck, N. D, Used Cars for Sale 25 h. p. Caso with starter, $425 Sexon Six with starter $400 25 h. p. Studebaker .. $300 2 cyl. Maxwell ...... $50 1 cyl. Cadillac ..... . $50 CORWIN MOTOR Co Bismarck, N. D. Reports from some states are meager and in some instances discour: Some of | the governors have been very active in | bringing home to young men the reg | sons why they should respond to the | cull of the country and showing them, j hy proclamations, by specehes and pie: ! tures, the necessity for responding to | a call to arms. The full quota for the expanded reg: | ular army has not been reached, and- many more recruits can be taken. | Therefore it is urged that all local} councils of defense concentrate efforts | upon this work. The first-line men of, the regular army, the navy and Na- tional Guard should be volunteers, it is said. Therefore the comparatively | few thousands still needed, 2s com-| pared with the immense population of the nation and the great armies of drifted men who wilt be called into training soon, should be easily ob- tained, That is, if young men have it! properly explained to them why they should enlist. “| Merchant Seamen Sought. | on duty, have been perfected | k and in California, Greater | New York | 000 drilled ome De- | te leas ck up its 12,000 po-; g Comity councils have been ap-; pointed in both states. At the request of the governors, county jutiges and other leading figures make up such in rural districts, while maye act in the urban centers. In Greater New York the mayo? has Selected 2 home defense committee called the mayor’s commitice on na-, tional defense, which is, composed of several subcommittees. The number | | of the latter will be increased from time to time, but all work that is done 1s under the general supervision of the | adjutant general. Committees on y-, eruiting have; vorked long hours in getting the regular army quota and | men without dependents into National |.Guard regiments, The committee on aliens, too, has accomplished excellent results in keeping in employment sub- Jects of the enemy countries, In New York state there have beén) formed a'so in every county commit- tees consisting of representatives of patriotic societies that act as clearing houses for the redistribution of funds sistance necessary. a ruiting Going Forward. Regarding reeruiting, it has been dis- covered that greater progress has been made in getting men to volunta-; rily join the colors than newspapers generally concede. Military men who, d the problem state that as | in be expected are coming | s fannot) New Ye many as Naval classes are being organized In several st und encouragement giv- en young men to attend nautical | schools, so as to he the better prepared | to take their places on the fast grow-| ing merchant flect of the United States, Iinois and } chusetts report ex-| \ eclient progress in such branches of the national service. So popular is the! study in Chicago that a night school has been opened. Classes are organ- ized into crews and given training inj; navigation, gunnery, signaling, radio | marine engines and first aid. The Chi-| eago Yacht club will provide means for! practical work on Lake Michigan this | summer for hundreds of such crews, | Massachusetts and have gone further than some of the others and prepared for possible, though ve hable, eventualities, Those states—and it is reported others are now ling In line—have listed and enrolled antomobiles and auto trucks that cz an be called upen for im- men from another if son be put » found im- mediate s re in rushin. patt of the s dertaken also ricipal employ Thode to keep its ees on the tary Prvic Michigan have pass Vide for the depet | Rhode Island) == Cee EEE WANTED—Kiye for fall marek Elevator & Li Buil Invi march Bank MEDORA of LEHIGH at the Price of Ordinary Lignite. Fill Your Bascment Now before the rush. PHONE Matt. Clooten 105 — IMPORTEO China Tea SILK Handkerchiefs i FOR sive| H.WAH -- 5/8 Erdy. BISMARCK, N. D. anent Co., Farm Lands and Garden| Plots Residence and Business Lots FOR SALE Offices and Stores For Rent Bismarck Realty Co. 212 Bismarck Bank Bidg. SS CORWIN MOTOR CO. BISMARCK, N. D. Jobbers FOR SALE Oi) Barrels with laucets at. $33.00 CORWIN MOTOR CO. Bismarck, N. D. Transfer & Storage We have unequalled facilities fér moving, storing, and shipping houschold goods. Careful, experi- enced men; also retail ice and wood. '| Wachter Transfer Comp. Phone 62, No, 202 Fifth St. | SS AAR if Foy first class shoe repairing \ go to | Bismarck Shoe Hospital H. BURMAN, Prop. 411 Broadway | | Shoes Repaired Eauipped Shop in the Northwest a L. E. Larson 408 Ma‘n Street ! Best LEANING AND DYE WORKS’ PHONE 394 ' 499 Frens Street We Call for and Deliver } DEY | ONT AE The Electric Shop . K. SEEELS Silectrical oy Luures an! iring Fix Supplies Delco Farm Light Plants Phone 278 408 Broadway aa

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