The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 19, 1919, Page 7

| The Employment Bureau |} ‘Want Ad Columns f Sax Shauileurs Mechanics 3 " Classified Advertising Rates. Terms Strictly Cash—No Will be Inserted. Copy Without Remittance Attached First insertion, 35 ents additional insertions without change of copy, 15 cents. ‘Advertisements containing more than 25 words wil be charged at’the rate of:two cents a word for each ‘additional HELP WANTED—MALE SITUATIONS WANTED WELCOME! RETURNING SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. /~ Full information as to all employment openings in this community, aud: else where will be given ‘you\ FREE. at the Bureau for Returnin, ers, and Sail- ors, Northwest Hotel Building, ‘phone 117 AU ‘notional and local efforts. to you are there concentrated. UNITED §' PLOYMENT RVIC U. $.@Department of Labor SALESMEN—To sell low-priced mi guaranteed tires inust be live wire, ¢dllent. proposition to right, parti fors particulars to Atlas Tire Co. Broadway, New-York City. 4-194t MAN TO WORK THIS CITY refinishing chandeliers, brass beds, aytomobiles, by new method; $10 daily. without capital or_ex- ‘perience, “Write Gunmetah Co., 278- Elm, Decatur, Ill, 4-19-1t MEN, inexperienced, to qualify for brake | men, firemen, $150-$200_ monthly,” write, send stamp, Railway Association, ‘ibune. 4 WANTED MEN AND WOMEN to represent us in our Educational Department; high- class work; good pay; bright futures ¢x- perience unnecessary; write for full in- jormation: | Seattle Maternity Hospital, Se attle, Wash. It WANTED—Union__ Print Good — wages, steady work. Call on or address Foreman Tribune Pig. Co., Bismarck, N. D. ~ FELP WANTED—A Strong Man for Work. Will pay $60.00 per mouth, E. J. Anderson, Regan, N, D: 44 WANTED—Man and wite for farm work, of a hoisekeeper with bow able todo chores. Must be able to do milking. Work is. hard. Will pay $600.00" per t Voltaire, ery, Write or sce C nie Y A ipirey WLW WANTED—Operating Engineer, cepable of handling both. D. apparatus. sist re 1777. fuk Marricd man preferred, (Apply to Chiet Enginee WANTED rod iman to -workaaiy and _man to drive delivery wage jadiesfor kitchen help at Holman" SALESMAN. state of ‘xperienced, wantedys for ‘orth Dakota,’ to sell ‘as a side merchandise to ‘stores on com- Hot necessary: to carry. samples, portuuity to the ‘right. maw. oA Burdwise, 607-609 E, Balto, Raltimore, Nid. WANTED—Auto vainters id helpers. Motor Paii i: a, WANTED—A vegetable woman at Greg ai cific_Hotel. WEEE LOS: ANGELES Y. MC ASAl cure ool. Get started right. 4-1-1mo- * HELP w&xrep—FEMALE WANTHD—S bright, capable Tadies to travel, demonstrate and Il dealers, -$25x00 to $50.00 per week, | Railroad fare paid, Write at once. “Goodrich” Drug Co., Dept. ,731, Omaha, Nebr. WANTED—Girl_ for general housework, Ap- ply Mrs. ‘Koffel, 424 7th street-or ’phone ~ 50 4-19-lwk WANTED—Girl_ for general housework ae ply 4 Ave. A West, or ‘phone 72, att WANTED—Chamber maid at Grand Tai Hotel~ 4-18-46 WANTED—Competent girl for general house work, Two in family. Apply Mrs. ote L. ‘Vesperman, 513 Ave. A, or ’phone 142, : 4-18-tf WANTED AT.COUNTRY CLUB—Ginl or young woman as helper for summer. Phone 148 or call at 217 First, morn- ings. 4-17-3t WANTED—Kitchen “Weipy_at Bismarck Hos. 4-17-3t'| TED— aperienced Stenographer,_ coun- try town. rite No. 627 Tribungyy ~ /4520-4t- WANTED—Girl for general housework.” Mrs." F. A. Knowles, 16 Ave. A, West. Phone 169-R, 4-11tt WANTED—A girl for housework, Small family, high wages. ; Apply “B17 Main, St, ‘ol. co 4:12-4f, FOR SALE _| GROCERY) * A well. established ‘store with a good cash -trade. | Located on south side “of town in thickly populated neighborhood. Come and look it over. : BROWN’S GROCERY. Phone 894-R ~~“ SWEET & NINTH; FOR SALE—Square block, cultivated, fenced, . fine -house, barn, garage, hen- nery, trees, shubbery. Also another block all cultivated with house and water, shubbery, etc. 160 ACRES in Morton Co., 130. acres. level : tractor “land for: flax, -eanvenient to three. m: : will sell'on easy ode be ola ' this 90: FOR Sikes ar two story house with -full | basement, “hot | water heat, east ‘front on 50 ft. ance. . FOR_ SALE—Choice one- | half section of land with Lahr |; 4-lwk STIUATION. WANTED—I have received my discharge from the navy and it is neces- sary for me fo find employment, Have had five years’ experience it retail business, but will ‘consider 0 What have’ you to offer Addr care Trench and Camp Lakeland, 4-19-1t SITUATION W. in Central or South manager with a large concern. rved.in the British “navy as chief ofiicer for two years and four months setved int the American army. 33 a pay for 23,months. Have had varied experience in paper work and managing mien. My wife desires to accompany n ~She is a graduate niirse and expert in surg: icah work. If can secure position. with ge concern she will be of great value. Willing to. sign a contract for an th cf time. d° and write S vi to Sergt. s setvice Record, Fort Me- Pierson, :Ga, WANTHD—A situation with chan advancement, by Feturned soldie care: Tribune. | vancement by returned _ sailor. strect._ Telephone 456. 124 POSITIONS WANTED _ D—Position by experienced stenog- Call’ GIO-R, “or Lock Box 42, Dis. 4-19-lwk about to be discharg: By and steam ‘engines. Will cons muonth, — Address U. FLOAT L 110) DISCHARGED. ARTILLERYMAN} er wi [ian instruetor of ‘mathematics of highest’ cal- ibre, desires- position as instructor or surveyor. | Will reyes er, year. ddres i Bo care, Moat: and: Ashore, Chazt 4-19-1t TRAVELING SALESMAN-—Discharged _« dier, capable. of down good posi a» salesman in any territory. Address’ Ua 6, care of Afloat and Charles- ton, S.C. 4-19-1t “Ashore, SOLDIERS & SAILORS We will run your Want- ed-a-Job for one month FREE of charge. Sad \ AGENTS IN_ON \rROHIBITION. an fast-selling art cS wildfire s_cleaninig’ up. Write TODAY for particulars. An - Produ 173 American D—Large manufacturer ell shirts, under- aists skirts direct te. for’ free samples Peoaeta ‘New York ¢ GET “YOUR TOOKS NEAR freight ‘charges, \ AM HUMANITY—big’ $2 book, wonderful ficial ‘pictures. Pershin per cent and premium ing $20 daily. own story. 90 Some agents mak- Orders filled Promptly, from any of following places: Los Angeles, Calif., 307 Tajo Bldg.; Everett, Wash., 2811 Wai- nut; Denyer Colors 1434 Glenarm; Waco, Tex., 1504 N. oth nel mouth Place. OUTFIT FREE TO ORREr ofhae. Geo.. “HO! BOOK: Address nearest 4-19. Isa little book by a larg@ hosiery manufacturer selling. it entire output through special representatives direct to the wearers. It shows you how to build—“for keeps” and how to make. up to $2,500 a year as some are doing. for it toda: Clows aT SALESMAN rT GRADE TEN—Expericnced selling the We market the, snappies $5.00 tor fie 4001 Broadway, CARBURETOR 5... Guarante dahle) your ity and. ‘start eather without. heating oF pri trial, . Lor If you prove you are a business getter our Proposition ‘will prove unustially attractive “Mo you: Light sample’ outfit. Remittances made weekly. Write the Royal China Com- Sebring, Ohio. #19.1¢ MEN to sell Bal side line v y= Laibrieating specialties, p t or. whole Commission _ basi . getail » ude? weekly advance tinental c Ohie. raordinary sia with snappy jendars and * Splafdid quick. The S y opportunity for fine/ for advertising ‘Absolutely opening. Big ci0to . ferent TESMAN wail, Bae in navy five yea ires “po. as, traveling salesman with large. a tablished. Irm, Mas ind secrete and can furnish, references 1, cate’ of ASLOAT Charlestown, S. Corps by April Ist, wants a posi advertising ‘manager or! of advertising ‘stall c£ some live daily newspaper, preferably ' a city of. about 25,000 population. pe: rience in this line of work priog_to entering the ‘service and, for the past few months with ‘The M athe, camp, paper lished at Paris SC. "Adivess care of “The Marine Paris Island, DISCHARGED..SOLDIER “with five years banking experfénce desires position with a bank or construction company, Can furnish best of “references, Bor 100, The Jackso ian, Columbia, S KPOSITION WANTED—A general Sao h AL years experience, Two years of which, have ret ¢ U.S. Navy, and ho is at prestnt “Chief of the Surgical Service’/7in a Naval Hospital, where he is doing afi the “surgery of 10,000_ marines, wants do the surgery for an Industrial corporat employing. several "thousand men. Will consider part. or whole time proposition. Is’ also familiar with railroad Surgery and las. served as State Medical feree for one of our largest lifevineur- 3 meee companies, R. H, Foster, care US. Navat Glospital,’ Baris Toland, SC. acdoat POSITION WANTED—as clerk in general store. Six years experience; mNorvresiai (3 ars old. “Best of Feferences.\ \HLK ‘My ing, MeGregor,_N, > FOSITION it TED Voane man experi- enced aod) conipetent, ‘food keoweda as Stenographer, also gy good knowledge, of bookkeg 466, £, FOR SALE OR RENT—" HOUSES AND FLATS FORK RENT—5-room modern house, 309-4th St nipply Mr. Dullam; Newton, Dullam, & Yeu 4-16-1wke | FOR SALEL SE room: etri modern. bunj alow in Riversice adlition’” A Dargai af bought. at once. HE interested” call °C. Burton, Axis FOR ane E—8 rooms jmmoders pouse antee blocks from 1M ‘Easi Brick lined walls. ype and beauti! att ee Prices reasonable for early disposal. Inquite at th st AAA FOR Tote lern seven room Se and garage. Bargain for quick sale. 3. A. D. Galusha, ~715-9h St. Phone 853. ae 4-19. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 000,000 PAID IN DIVIDENDS from oil investments Burkberinett, Texaas. “Your op- crtunity to get rich.. Information free. jig Southern Co., Fort Worth, reese 419-1 IF YOU" HAVE $2000 to $8000 cash capital and would be interested in opening Ae eM aa ‘of business im your k wi should net, you $10,000 to $15,000 Seat s mf ta at’ once for chanical Machine & “Tool Jackson Blvd’, Chicago, Ill. WANTED TO RENT WANT. “TO RENT on May 1, > wife, smi ‘modern, furnish Bhone 402; with board in pri- ae ‘Taabume ay WO MEN desire room T4-1wk WANTED TO- pte pao aan jrodern ‘h man and. ‘bur low. wate home. Write’ 618, a,6 to 2,room * ROOMS FOR RENT. GQOD BOARD and Room, Gall at 8 ‘West Thayer of "phone 623-L '—Modern light | .houwsel eeping: yr au 4th St. 4-19-lwk coms and rooms for in modern business FOR RENT Office ht housekeepin, t K ck. Phone 96. MODERN ROO! 3l and. wife or two togethers 217 8th, Bt buildings, five miles from Bismarck. *Price- $40.00 &C. Phone 298U. 4-17-! Mo sat, .620- 6st St, also pve) oe @ iad ‘Any 620 6th va GOOD: ADVI RT{SING MANA) sy? jive F wire who is to be discharged from ising LESME. penais to wi $109, ‘salary atid liberal commission. R. O, Evang & Co, 1100 Wabash Ave, Chican i= ~S WeA9-1t LOST AND FOUND ‘Headlight door with glass. aplease call 102, Van. Horn nee Finder 419-1 se cornered fraternity pin set in als.’ Findew Please "phone 847 or return same to 511-5th St. 4-19-3t AUTOMOBILES—MOTORCYCLES FORD ROADSTER FOR” SALE—In first D. A, class ‘condition. “Phone 254. LANDES FOR SAL S. _One quarter is deeded land at shown; si\0o ash The other 160 can be’ homesteaded and wood as the deeded land. Here as\a on this 320 acres. Can be had at aboxe price 10 miles from R. R. station, G. P. Lam: herton,” Wolf Point, “Montan: FOR SALE. W. 7% 17-138-78 Burleigh county, North’ Dakota.” Fine quarter unin: proved. Low\price, easy terms. | Address 693, Bismarck Tribune. 119-4¢ WANTED ‘to hear from the owner of good farm for ‘sale, State cash price, full par- Bush, Minneapol Minn. ¥_ 29-16-23; J 7. aer air broke, with Tae id chicken ‘coop just built “two years ago cast part of town. Party leaving’ town. Call ’phone_no. 688-K. L-lwk FOR SALE—By owner, 160 acre i and stock ranch, 80 acres in cultivation, balance ii: timber. Good house, 12 miles to Tone, ‘school'.and about 600 10,000; half down, bal- chaser. Write and 123, Ione, Wash. 4:11-1mo nap, = investigate. Adaress LAD VANTE) D ‘at to buy 1 section of w land near _main line of N. an be plowed with an engine. ive fegctiption, price and terms, Address 616 . Tribun 4. ik lke MISCELLANEOUS le) POR REN T= tfonse ith? Bath and garden close i Phone -557. WANTED—The- latest type oil engine a . P.-or larger, also A. Generator. Write box 159. inton, _N. Dak. 4-19-lwk FOR SALE—A vacuum cleaner, carpet sweep: ¢: and Fultonette folding go-cart. . Phone 814. 4.19.9 SEED CORN FOR SALE—About 200 bushels Euutleigts county, mixed seed co corn, germinal ing per cent. $2.50 per bushel A Nickoon’ ‘Stewattdale; N.'D. Gavawk sue CAB for Sale. Phone o02-y. 4-17-t¢ UP THE RUBBISH. Gardens Stove- wood and fence posts for Phone 818. RC. pores 605-9th 4-18-2wks FOK SALE=A.yardssbiue-wool poplin ,worth pet yard—$14.50 takes the etitire Apply Karl_ Klein, the ‘tailor. 4-18-2t wing. Bi buy a 2 od | second” nand Bi by SALE SAriicies of He hold Furnit “Gall 222-3rd St. Mra. Ro ON: ad ¥OR Sat One ‘second hand billiard tabie, geod a! Inquire C. A. » Parsi Persea Work by day and hour, also will withing. at hone. ‘Call 404 oth Se South. r "phone 894-R. dresser ai it fod matics, Can aor etn ost, Pe Been 2 ASHES HAULED AND. G Fr SHES HTAULED AND GARDENS Pow ASHES HAULED, “eres Pes od: dry stove wood, stove took’ stove: f _sale. Phone Sort. as ainaks WANTED Xo IS BRY, 50 oF 75 foot res Bog thee tae is a S iom and: if east o! ‘Write 624 Tribune. beeen RENTALS—We shave calle .every houses. us know what you rent. City Insurance Agency. ink | FOR SALE A’ broom. bueal oer man Ree oP pieces From north ws ane north, ward, v mnectons i 3_ storm doors, st i complete, atl Sante UD incl seals: to che (avd ony wasy series payment dow! men ‘| sale at MADAM POWEL a BISMARC. Maud Powell, who left last. night on the North Coast limited for Chicago, after spending four days in Bismarck, carried away with her happy» mem- ories of the capital city of North Da- kcta. She was a guest at the Grand Pacific Hotel, “It has been a pleasant experience,” said Madam Powell when she called af The Tribune office yesterday to ex- press her appreciation for the royal regeption that Bismarck gave her. “T never have had a finer audience. It was not so much the enthusiasm displayed in the encoresas the close attention which was given every. num- ber. It is very difficult. for an artist to play to an audience which will not listen, Last night my audience fol- lowed every note. It was a pleasure to play to your people. It was. very unusual audience, one, I think, that ;'t-| Bismarck should be proud of.” Is aPioneer In response to a Fr cceestion that her coming and the, success of her concert had paved the way for other good things in Bismarck, Madam Pow- y | ell spoke of her pleasure in pioneering. “I believe I have it in my blood,” f-|said Madam Powell?” “All of my an- cestors have been pioneers. My father, down.in Illinois in the early days, was a pioneer educator.. He wrote .an English grammar which was so ad- vanced, so far ahead of its time, that it was a complete failure; but the y fortes than $4500.00 Sha Will take constaeartne Ready for occupancy at once. Tt ted write) care 619, Tribune. A-List DO YOU WANT breaking’ or plowing donb? Let me gi ‘ou- prices. Leon . Bismarck, N, D, Phone 2 duplicated toda: ALE—Following property of tates will We seal foneeash to high- ron sealed” propos: will “be openedsat 2PM, 1913 eqat Headquarter 2 iypewriters; 36 1 steel filing cards, and other of office equip: meit. Property listed be examined daily between the hors of 9 a.m, and 4:30 p.m. Further. information on appli April 3. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the matter of the estate of Charles Arthur Rapp, deceased. ‘Notice is hereby given by the under- signed; George M.. Register, the ad- ministrator with ‘the will annexed of the estate of Chares Arthur Rapp, late of tné city of Great Falls in the county of Cascade and state of Mon- tana, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against, said deceased, to) exhibit them with the necessary vaquchers,’ within six months after the ‘first publication pf this notice, to said administr t his office over Webb Brothers' in the city of Bismarck, in Burleigh county, North Dakota. Dated April 19, 1919. GEORGE M. REGISTEER, Administrator with the will an- nexed of the estate of Charles ‘Ar- thur Rapp, decease@, First publication on the 19th day of April, A. D. 1919. 4+-19' 26; 53 10. Food Sale Today. The ‘ladies. of St. Mary's” pro-cathe- dral hold their annual Easter food Hoskins’ this afternoon. All manner of tasty homecooked eat- ables, and an_ elaborate display of fine needlework and fancy goods will be offered, and the inspettion of the public is invited NOTIC Unitet est id publi Invitations Are Out. Invitations were mailed yesterffay for the annual ball to ‘be given next week by the nurses of St. Alexius hos- pital. O'Connor's orchestra’ has been engaged, and the affair will ‘be as usual an elaborate event at which all capital city society will be repre- sented, RENTALS. We have calls every day for houses. Let us know what you have for rent. CITY INSURANCE AGENCY, \ Phone 220K. 415 1 wk e ‘PHYSICALLY FIT AT ANY AGE It isn't age, it’s careless living that .puts then “down and out.” Keep rour internal organs in good conditivn and you will always be physically tit. The kidneys are the most over- worked organs: in the human body. When they oréak down under the strain and the deadly uric ,acid ac- cumulates and crystallizes fook out! Is tear and scratch LJ excruciating pain and -set up irrita- tions which may cause. premature de- severation and often do turn into @tadly Bright’s Disease. One of the first warnings of slug- ish kidney action is pain-or\ stiffness 4 the small of the back, loss of appe- or, rheumatism. until the danger is upon sou. At er firet inaieaden, ef tronble. er the caus al et ri font oS) MED Haarlem Oj) Capsules, ue sported direct from the Jaboratories jolland. They will give alnost et ats epee nice: any tause they should not, your mones funded. But.be sure to get GOLD it MEDAL. None. other 4 genuine. Jn teaied boxes, three~sizes, tite, indigesti Do not DELIGHTED WITH | AND RECEPTION HERE (time is coming when it will be accept-| ed as the new standard. An uncle of mine, Major Powell, was the first white man to go down the Colorado canon. We have the real pioneering instinet in our blood. “It is. difficult, sometimes, ‘to play tq an audience to which anything that smacks of the ‘classical’ is strange, an audience which may be at the very start unconsciously antagonistic, re- solved to resist conversion. But it is a splendid thing’ to play to such an audience and to see that you really are putting over good music and that you are blazing the way for something better.” ~ Likes the Newspapers Madam Powell likes the press and feels at home in a’ newspaper office. Her husband’s father, Godfrey H, Turner, was for thirty years leading editorial writer on the London Eve- ing Telegram. Madam Powell is her- self a writer as well as a composer in her spare moments. And she is a woman who is so engaging that the press everywhere has been unusually kind to her. She is an artiste who uses none of the tricks of the trade to impress her art upon those with whom she comes in contact. She “gets across” through personality, rather than “temperament”; she is effective, but not affected. Madam Powell made her debut in New York city in 1884, after Joachin,. the greatest violinist of his time, had personally undertaken her career in Paris. She has been on the concert 1 {Stage for 35 years, and today she is young, vigorous and fresh. She has lived with as well as for her art. She has developed along broad li not allowing herself to become a victim of a single idea nor a one-sided’ culture, and thus she is today, at an age when many artists have prent their powers, at the very heighth f her career. What a ‘shouting, what a jubilee in Bismarck the day the armistice wa: igned, Tell it in bonds Monday at your polling place. COMING TO BISMARCK Dr. Mellenthin Specialist ~ For His Eight Year In ~ -.s North Dakota DOES NOT USE Will Be At M’KENZIE HOTEL -» t Wed. and Thurs., April ‘23-24 Office Hours, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. TWO DAYS ONLY - x No Charge for Examination Dr. Mellenthin is a regular graduate in medicine and surg- ery and is licensed by the state of North Dakota. He visits pro- fessionally the more important towns and cities and offers to all who call on this trip consultation and examination free, except the expense of ‘treatment when desired. According to his method of treatment he does not operate for chronic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils or adenoids. \ He has to his credit many won- derful results in diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidney, blad- der, bed-wetting, catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal ailments. If you have been ailing for any length of time and do not get any better, do not fail to call, as improper measures rather than disease are very often the cause of your long standing trouble. Remember above date, the ex- amination on this trip will be free and that his. treatment is different Address: 336 Boston Block, Minneapolis, Minnesota. E, T. BURKE SURGERY A Question of Credit man’ who owns \ “> Other things being equal, the credit of the his own home is better ~ than that of the man who rents the house in which he lives. Ask your banker. sevscescoensooes Bismarck Realty Co. _ Bismarck Bank Bldg. North Dakota SHOOTING. GALLERY Will Open A’ 120 SIXTH TODAY GIVE US A CALL We Teach How to Shoot ELIE TAIX, Prop. ~McKenzie Hotel 220 Main Street Furniture Upholstery Repaired, Re- finished and ‘Packed. x TYPEWRITERS If you are in need of a Typewriter, ribbons, carbon and typewriter pa- per, or if your machine is in need of repairs, then-for prompt service Phone, Write or Wire Remingtdn Typewriter Co. GEO. C. KETTNER + Representative Bismarck ow that it is Spring and it is time to’ clean up the yards and make necessary repairs, and probably a new garage for the car or a barn. We want to remind you that our stock is most complete, and we are ready to take care of your needs, no matter how small your requirements may be. e have a good supply’ of good cedar posts and wire for all purposes. Call us on the phone when in the need of anything in the «building material line. We mak no charge for deliveries, eacccsossaccczacoce *\ F. H. CARPENTER ‘LUMBER CO. Phone 115 \ Bismarck, N. D. CLEAN-UP—-BRUSH-UP— DO IT NOW! Clean Up—Remove Ash and Garbage Piles —Rake up and Cart Away Weeds and other Accumulations of the Winter—Do it NOW! Clean-up time is at hand—soon wind and sun will have dried up the litter, to be con- verted into dust to blow about our streets and into our homes. Corral it now, while it is tame; rake it up, _ pile it up and have it carted away. Wagons — and teams are available now that will be busy later on. City ordinances prohibit: the accumulation of.dump heaps in back’ yards. City ordinances - prohibit the growing of weeds in boulevard strips and back yards. These ordinances will be strictly enforced. We rely on your personal pride and civic pa- triotism to render it unnecessary for us to do this: work for you at added expense to you. DO IT NOW—TODAY’S A GO@D TIME TO BEGIN Yours for a Bismarck Beahitiful, “Dp. €. M'LEAN, Street Commissioner. Buy Your rad Dog License Dog licenses are now due and— payable at the office of the city auditor. The fee is $3 for females and $1 for males, Ten days from date officers will - be instructed to pick up and hold _ for redemption, subject to dis-_ , patch within ten days, any dog efound without a license tag. If I am not in my office ‘when \ you call see Mr. MacDonsiim fire barn.