The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 17, 1917, Page 8

Sarr ee "BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE oc MAROH 17, 1017. DRY CLEANING VS. HOME CLEANING SES TTT, We have made arrangements for this space, with The Tribune, for the Saturday issues through which we wish to compare real dry cleaning with tub or home cleaning. The name dry cleaning comes from the fact that the material to be cleanéd must be dryed before it canbe cleaned. The cleaning is much the same as washing with soap and water with a little soda, but where the difference comes in is the price of the cleaning fluid. The price of water is 37 1-2 cents per 400 cubic feet and that of gasoline 23 and .02 cents per one gallon and benzine soap 28 cents per pound. The benzine soap being as necessary in dry cleaning as soap in water for good washing. After the clean- ing is done it is necessary to thoroughly remove the soap, loose dust and grease by rinsing with clean gasoline\which requires from five to eight gallons per man’s suit. Barbie’s Dry Cleaning & Dye Works 409 Front Street, Phone 394 Freise & Son, Dry Cleaners & Tailors 219 4th Street, Phone 94R This is to be continued by telling you more about dry cleaning in next Saturday’s issue. The majority of the ladies know if you do notrinse your clothes well your wash will notbe satisfactory. Bismarck Steam Laundry Co. 323 4th Street, Phone 54 HEADLIGHTS MUST HOT BLIND, NOR NEAR BEER ’ | sanctimonious air, near-beer and then) ¥ $ ; N enjoying all the sensations which be-| t® | the privilege of seeing your neighbor drive his car into the ditch because your non-dimmer headlights blinded jhim when they flashed into his eyes; the privilege of consuming, with a long to members in good standing at the bar; the privilege of printing and Laws Soon to Be in Effect injreading a blue book and legislative! North Dakota Help New Lamp Makers “Verboten,” in p conspicuous heral regarded as the underly of much of the legislation of the teenth assembly, The didn't offer the people m new in the way of rights, li benefits. They did take that ed privileges. Among which may be mentioned times the most Berlin, may be} nature to Senate Bill 90, which lo- legislators ries and rom the dear people a number of very dearly belov- nianual, and ever so many other things, covered in house bills 384, 388 and 224, respectively, which the gov- ernor signed yesterday. Rugby Gets Hospital. Mr. Frazier also appended his sig- rates the second hospital for the in- priation therefor. State Sonn Steen assisted mate ing this bill through the rocky s of the house, where Fraser of ison stood ready to open torpedo fire whenever an opportunity present- ed. Mr. Steen forsaw that bills with appropriations attached would have to is THE DIAMOND BRAN! Jadtest i ‘tenes tat foe 2 Hed tad Gold metalic’ Chi-ches.te Be iti persuaded legislative friends of the | bill to eliminate this séction, which) ;| results in Rugby being the figurative foe ‘ears known as Best, Safest, Always Reliable | possessor of an important public in- SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE | stitution which the next legislative as- For the invalid as well as those in perfect health Bakers Cocoa is an ideal food bev- erage, pure, delicious and wholesome. Walter Baker & Co. Ltd ESTABLISHED 1780 SORCHESTER, M, 500 HEAD Range Hereford Heifersand Steers for Sale Now at Mandan The kind ranch men are looking for. Write, wire or call for information. Time given responsible. “| governor y "cd Hettinge! sembly, following a couple of 150,000,- (10 $2 wheat crops, may make real. Hettinger Hit Again. The agricultural sub-station at Het- tinger doesn’t stand well with North ives. A deficit of near- s in connection with this establishment, consisting of mo-) due merchants, officials and oth- ers, An appropriation was made by the Thirteenth assembly to meet this deficit, and Governor ‘Hanna promptly vetoed the same. The Fifteenth as- sembly appropriated $8,000, calling specific attention in the bill to Gov- ernor Hanna’s veto, perhaps with an idea that Governor Frazier might re- gard as good anything which met with his predec lisapproval. If this was the id led to work, as the day ruthlessly slash- jopes once again. Nor will there be an immigration fund. The Fifteenth assembly appro- priated all of $1,000 for the encourage- ment of immigration, and the gover- nor vetoed it. SUMMONS. State of North Dakota, County of Burleigh. mn District Court, Sixth Judicial Dis- ‘ict. Mabel 1 radeniel Plaintiff, James F. Frederick, Defendant. The State of North Dakota to “the Above Named Defendant: You are hereby summoned to an- swer the complaint in this action, a copy of which is hereto attached and herewith served upon: you, and to serve @ copy of your answer upon the subscriber at his office in the Court House in the City of Bismarck, in the County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, within thirty days after the service of this summons upon you, exclusive of the day of such service; and in case of your failure to appear or answer judgment will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated at Fismarck, North Dakota, this 5th day of September, A. D. 1916. H. R. BERNDT, Attorney For Plaintiff. Postoffice and office address, Bis- marek, ‘North Dakota. To the Above Named Defendant: Please take notice that the com- plaint in the above entitled action was on the 28rd day of February, A. D. 1917, filed in the office of the Clerk of the District Court in and for the County of Burleigh, State of North Dakota. THEODORE KOFFEL, Attorney For Plaintiff. Postoflice and office address, Bis- marek, North Dakota. (224; 3—8, 10, 17, 24, 31) Qnr0Q Every Night | For’ Constipation parties. KING CATTLE CoO. NIGEY HOTEL—MANDAN Headachelndigestionetc. RANDRETH Pi. Light Fours Te + + $6 Root |. $698 Country Chub > a Six! Touring .$1323 Willys-Knights Four Touring $1289 Four Coupe . $1650 Four Sedan * $1950 Four Limousine 81950 Eight Tourizg $1951 All prices f. 0. Permanence When an institution, almost from its inception, takes the com- manding position inits field— And when that institution main- tains that commanding posi- tion without interruption over a series bf years— Then you may be assured of that institution's integrity— both as to its product and its dealings with the public. — From an output of 465 cars cight years ago the Willys- Overland industry has grown steadily and this year our dealers have contracted for more than 200,000 cars. Our net resources have grown in that time from a little more than fifty thousand dollars to more than sixty-eight million dollars. ‘ This year we are building the most comprehensive line of motor cars ever produced by any one concern. They include Fours, Sixes and an Eight. If yours is a family of average size, you will be particularly interested in the comfortable, powerful, Big Four at $850 or Light Six at $985. They exemplify’ the remarkable values characteristic of the entire line. When you buy any car in the Willys-Overland line you are assured by our commanding position in the industry, by our unequalled facilities and resources, of integrity of value in your car throughout the whole period of its perform- ance in your service. LAHR MOTOR SALES CO., Distributors 212 FOURTH ST. Phone 490 Ftd is $850 Menufacturers of Wi aires "8 #985 The Willys-Overland Penpeny, To Elvin Ohio Cara Have You The Passport The passport to financial success is a steadily growing savings account in a strong bank. RESOURCES: One and a Quarter Million Men such as Wannamaker, Carnegie and Vanderbilt began their great fortunes by regular saving and de- positing at interest a certain portion of their earnings. This rule is just as good today as it ever was. lA 00 sina nme