The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 23, 1917, Page 3

_ FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1917. Receives Word of Father's HO “TE? GLAD f calves, $10.50 to $15.00. HE SHEEP—Receipts, 12,000. Market, Death in Nebraska NW D NS steady. Wethers, “yao to $12.05: The McConkey Commercial Co. | i yer scones we oe| TIRED, ACHING FEET) “°° — BLUEBIRD PHOTO-PLAYS 510 Broadway Phone 209 nouncing ‘the death of William Stock- ham, father of Mrs. S, E. Bergeson of | No More Sone: Putfed-up -up, Tender, Ach. OFFER Avenue A. Mr. Stockham, who is 80 ing Feet—No Corns or ,. i e f age, died in Stockham, Neb., Callouses. House Cleaning Time Tuesday, “Diz” makes’ sore, burning, tired | THE THIEF Ni TIME He was one of the pioneer residents | root fairly dance with delight. Away Spring is (or should be) here Then pails, pans and numer- jot that city which was named for his) po the aches and pains, the corns,! yey on doqmon it Webster dofines it as “the act of and it is ti + : pened and was a most highly respect-| ¢, » bunii : is time to put the ous other articles in gal- ed citizen, Mrs, Bergeson will be un- callounesy Bileters Nous and chil-| golaying.” house in order for the vanized and tinware will {able to ailend the Tuneraly as she ts|" "Sa araws out the acids and pot-| , If Daniel wero hor sprii ill in the Bismarck hospital, where : dey, he would advis a spring and summer. Now be needed. she underwent an_ operation > last! tee thy at Bue he hae feo eae intends getting a new si is the time for the careful week. | ance, how fay you. walk, or how long | Overcoat, to have a confidential chat housekeeper to prepare for Our stock of this nature is {FOR SALE—A complete breaking| YoU remain on your feet, “Tix” is ee or er ener and leave the work, large and much of it was outfit, shipped from factory last] magical, grand, wonderful for tired, |" “TaitorMade Suits at Ready-Made id spring; one Big Four 30; one six-| aching, swollen, smarting feet. Ah! Prici y bought before the last ter- bottom’ power lift’ Emerson engine | how comfortable, how happy you feel. pe rae Ss 0 foci : ? on eng! ¢ i sana ur stock of soaps, washing —rific advance in price at gang, complete with ‘coulters and | Your fect just tingle for joy; shoes compounds, concentrated. iz fins one mounted gasoline tank; | never hurt or seem tight. the factory. one c: one surfacer—all as| Get a 25-cent box of “Tiz” now from | lye, etc., as ; peter Foi tala as mops, good as new; has broken less than|any druggist’ or department — store. 66 rooms are a 200 ; Outfit is located near| End foot torture forever—wear small- complete, and prices reas- Other kitchen and household Bi Enquire of Stark &|er shoes, keep your fect fresh, sweet TAN AEA e€ onor O onable. ry i Blanch, Arlington, S. D.—-Adv. j and happy... Just. think! a whole year's | re a goods in stock. foot comfort for only 25 cents. = Mary Blake” |S oO “We Thank You” mdtigey ar parle GRAIN MARKETS | Illustrating in Brilliant Photography incidents Fancy Bananas, per dozen 20c in the Hfe.of.an actress You'll enjoy the Radisson, Minne- The McConkey Commercial Co. ["" varaic - 510 Broadway Phone 209 T amnounce 1 e Magistrate at ‘the coming election. wNEAP ‘ 2 JAS, Motto: “Peace to all and equal rights! no 1 hina Ont 4 @208% ONG! eset vis oe Me we oe cece 25c to all men.” iA : ee peat | (PBlitical Advertisement) Net Northern ih 2%) Fancy Oranges, per dozen B06 ANd oo ieicceceesees es 45¢ the 202% Fancy Leaf Lettuce Big Feature Photo- + 186 G 1966 \ Green Onions | . 8 Wheat .... ! | Man Hard ee lays next week sd cn Jello Special—3 packages, any p y 1 Durum to arr | flavor for ......-....--.-- 5c é ais Choige to arr st * in7@ 209% |Soap Special—6 bars saci” Thursday: Dustin Farnum in j 3 Yellow Corn ..... 1154@1164| Spark for .......-....++- 5c rT; . . ” | - 114@ 1154 | Other alee Soe = rosie cud ee Large 33 oz. jar Peanut Butter David Garrick. |No. 4 Yellow Corn to arr a W@114% | “each .6...ccceee ee seceees 5c 2 White Mont. .... 664%2@ 67% Q wt q White Oats io” jx,|Silver Bar Apricots, special | | Saturday: Bluebird Super-Fea- 4 White Oats 2 cans for ...........005 c lene iaviey CLL TMD Geta [Libby's Pineapple, No. 1 cans ture, “God’s Crucible.” Rye special, 2 for ............ Se Rye to Crisco is due for another ad- Fla (0 vance, but at the present price is Monday: Marguerite Clark in Flax to arr. cheaper than lard, 3 cans for 70c |May | July Last delivery Saturday leaves 66 i “id at 5 o'clock; week days at 4:45. Molly Make Believe. | Senet esd Both Phones e PHONE all BISMARCK THEATRE i i i i 1 } —— DULUTH May er jJuly No. 1 No, 1 Ne orthern on trk .. Northern on trk. . 3 Northern on trk . . 1 Northern fo arr .. Last Delivery Saturdays leaves at ‘Oo. 2 Mont. Hard to ar oD. Mm No. 1 Spot Durum . vo. 2 Spot Durum . 1 Durum to ar July ..... Oats on irk {Oats to arr... |Rye on trk and t \Barley on trak ..... OHNSON’S July High t Tist the right place for it |". and an exact fit cassen-uargca — | < ; ST. PAUL. , * HOGS—Receipts, 15,000, Market, {5 to 19¢° lower. haee $14.00 tor ere bulk, $14.25 4.35, | 1 JE: POPULAR PRICE STORE ; There comes a time— —you know—when |, CXETLE Re there’s only one particular place to haveone . FE: ; “| Hosiery Sal | particular thing; and when fit is important. ees, th, a osiery a e W!tHout going farther along the line 7 2%, | ; Saturday ; of pretty sentiment, but getting right Soe _down to business, such a time is when you buy clothes. > 100, light, $14.15 to! = ca" Every pair of hosiery in the = - ee || store at a big reduction. Come in and see for yourself. | DRESS SPECIAL | SATURDAY SILK DRESSES---Taffeta, crepe de chene, satin, georg- ette crepe, trimmed with beads, touches of hand em- fe S ai ss) ’ This store is just the right place | for it; you’ll get Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes; and an exact fit. All-wool suits and overcoats, best of tailor- | ing, correct style and fit. We'll show you the label in the goods; the makey’s signature of security; “a small thing to look for, a big thing to find.” “eert’s in the Oil.” The oil is the heart andlifeofevery paint. No tnatter what clse the paint ¢ con- tains, ifit is mixed in oil the paint is tsatistac- tory arid willnotlast. Lin- Oilis the only oil that : willmake good paint. The better the oil the better the, paint. Minnesota Paints re ground in the PUREST LINSEED OIL IN THE WORLD. Itistmade in their own mills from Northwest- ern flax—the finest in the world—pressed, refined and aged. and mixed in Minn- esota Paints beforeit leaves the buildings. For 40 years Minnesota Paints “have been known as “The Best Paints Made.” If there was any way of making them bedter they'd be doing it. be jal Paint for Every Painta- ‘ane Surface” ? Inside or The latest neckwear is on display; smart designs, rich silks; wonderful spring patterns; . hats, shirts, gloves—everything you need is ready and waiting. ed S_ E. Bergesori & Son | _ CLOSED SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS EXCEPT SATURDAY eee ee