The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1918, Page 3

4 4 VETERAN LUMBER COMING! ting the fly” all symmer long. We| cheap as the cheapest. Remember the can fill your orders promptly with|.place. Builders’ Woodwotking Com- MANAGER IN NEW aone Of the sbigweat sari es yet—| the aittien black or galvanized wire. Wel|pany. Factory between Seventh and dows screened also have a large stock of window} Highth streets on Ave. B,. Phone 663. BISMARCK FIR M/2% v2 comfortable, instead of “swat-| glass. Can furnish plate glass as|——Advertisement. Announcing 0. £. Anderson Becomes Active| Head of Newly Incorpor- y A { ated Enterprise . | j wet —s | et o The secretary of state today issued| h a charter to the O.{£. Anderson Lum: ber Co. of Bismarck, incorporated | with a capital of $25,000. The incorporators are O. E. Ander-| son, C. W. McGray, 0. V. Bowman and Krist Kjelstrup. The new corporation | will conduct a lumber and fuel busi- ness in Bismarck. _O. E. Anderson, who will Ye the ‘manager, needs no in-| W $3 troduction to the ‘people of Bismark i and vicinity, having been manager of the Nortz Lumber Co. of this city{ ‘for ‘six years. Prior to coming to Bis-| ‘marck, he ‘was manager for ‘several | lumber companies in Minnesota and) he has had 25 years of experience ball the lumber business. A site forthe new plant has already | ‘been pirchased at the corner of! se Front and (Ninth streets, and a mod-} ‘ern lumber yard will be erected in ‘the néar ‘future. In the meantime the|- company will open offices ‘in the build- | . dtig formerly occupied ‘by the Dakota | Coal Products Co. on Main east. of| ‘Ninth nee | at $825 The Car With the Half-Million Dollar Motor It will be of interest to every automobile dealer in the Bismarck ter- ritory to know that the Corwin Motor Company has placed the stamp of approval on the Briscoe car. We have sold Buicks long enough to know what a well built car must have. The present Bris- eoe model is three years old and aproven success. We have added : it to our line for 1918 to replace the Buick Four, which war con- tracts have crowded from the market. Every dealer has already “ : LAID AWAY TODAY felt the acute shortage of low-priced four-cylinder cars. Our Bris- } Frederick the Gréat No Longer | ipa Te ealuae wl Eee that you are buying a brand new coe contract calls for a heavy shipping schedule, and our agency dis- : - | lactory is attery. . j i j i Stands on the Potomac’ | made and shipped dry. This abso- ies : i counts are very liberal. We are closing contracts in the following i lute dryness is*your guarantee that Still Better Willard . Batterics . getting thin. 1D. it the battery has not lived a part of 08st more but they're worth it, both counties, write us before it is too late: Mercer, Oliver, Morton, atute o} its li ns the “ ” wien has Oviaienten th its life before you buy it. i gp ag ee Sa Grant, Sioux, McLean, Sheridan, Burleigh, Kidder and Emmons. facade Of ‘the war college b diet aoe ue, io bee aa For every battery begins to age and because the Threaded Rubber inevéd in“Settiohs tolay: and el from the very minute the battery Insulation also, means increased pro- | ‘away for safe keeping. It was ufder | solution first touches it. But— tection to plates and prolongs effi- e aisou the statute was removed at the! when you know that the battery, ciency. . Ask about the Still Better H | ‘ instance of President Wilson, who ha you buy is bone dry ; i i ii * ‘ ‘taken ‘notice -of ‘bitter criticisms ex E Yo ae hee ey thee, Willard’ the ‘next, time you call'for e préssed over ‘perinitting the statute to | tine you buy it, you can. be sure your regular battery test, remain. ° The statute was a personal itt of . i Bismarck, N. D. the German emperor, William II. al ‘ p : Re ame ng _ B.K. Skeels, 408 Broadway | BATTERY ADVICE It is interesting to car owners why it sometimes happens that a storage battery ‘will not “hold the charge,” said B. K. Skeels of the Willard Bat- tery Service ‘Station. _ It seems that there are several dif-| ferent reasons for this condition, al-| most all of which are due to the . simple fact ‘that the owner has neg-) dectei ‘to keep his ‘battery filled with| distiNed water, to have it fully charg-, ed either ‘by ‘running the car or from) a noutside source. ‘Occasionally the starved condition; is due to something getting out of order with the generator, or to the, ve fact that the lamp load has been in-| creased so that the generator cannot | supply ‘suficitnt courent; or that. the| ownei does no trun ‘his car enough in the day time to give the generator a chance. He can always find out eas- ‘ity, however, if the generator is not supplying ‘enoligh current by testing |” it with an ammeter. EQUITY MAN BUYS BUICK Mr. W. A. Reynolds, well known Bis- |g Marck ‘representative of the Equity |} Packing plant, has just returned from ‘his ‘farm-at McClusky, where he made |} ‘arrangements for planting a bumper i War crop. Mr. Reynolds made the |i q trip in his ‘new Buick valve-in-head ‘touring ‘car. f shipment. of Exide Automobile Batteries. Everybody knows been experiencing the past month in this line. Send us Id dut. We have liberal discounts to dealers. We have jus the alarming your order be : CORWIN MOTOR CO. : BicMARCK, N. D. Ford THE UNIVERSAL CAR PORTAGE TIRES - GREEN DRAGON SPARK PLUGS | Automobile Acces- sories of All Kinds FILTERED - "GASOLINE Free Air and Water It is no longer a question whether a Ford car will increase your everyday efficiency. Two and a half million people have answered that. It is merely a question of whether you will be able to secure a car this year on account of the marked shortage. Place your order now. as we have just received a supply of cars and ‘can make ‘immediate delivery. ' The Dakota Motor Co. Beauty and Comfort With Economy .. _ BATTERY People who will not risk SY OE SE EION F, A. COPELIN, Manager are ue ee = 217-219 Main St... ; __ Bismarck, N. D. Model 90 cars.‘ Others who do not want to sacrifice ample room, ‘~~ comfort and beauty but de- ! sige to economize, are buy- ing Model 90 cars. : Te “Drive and. Repair Autos, Tractors, Trucks’ font You ‘of women are néédet 'to tale tHe ‘piace of our men who have gone to the can learn to arive's and repair autos, tractors and trucks just as well as a man. : lace of men ia and Ar tobe omens aro taking the it ace at ot Bogland'and France. Are our women going to Help Your Country “Earn’a Big Salary ” ‘We neéd’gll the méchanits we have for a ert miechaslis earn big money. $5.00 | the army, but someone must take the place pet day and more. You can earn of these inen who have fone to-the front. thoroufi Ay equip coool bean expe ‘The women will do it. They will leam to, .piechanic. | She cast is. nothing carspared ‘what ‘omple' repair and deive autos, tractore and trucks Course. “Get started now, Enrell mt once, here'in my big school in Fargo. ‘Short course for women'starta May first, Good Living Quarters Provided - f “Everybody: Knows: Valye-in-Head Means Buick” I Have isttariged for the best 5 lweghvarters for my lady students, where eiadearamtaiccre: ee kets at reasouable prices ‘within a'short dis- Pra Aa ga aya he dhe % siniae cio epuabuaii wa CORWIN MOTO: co are mM cccicrenne : RCO. Our reserve ‘supply of Buicks int Bismarck is entirely exhausted and we are getting in the last of the cats we had stored,all. winter in Minneapolis. Future deliveries will be limited, and no more Four-Cylinder Buicks are to - be built. If you are to have a Buick this Spring you will Have to hurry. 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