The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1917, Page 8

SATURDAY MARCH 31, 1917. GH : ee BISMARCK DAILY, TRIBUNE Pee ET les (Continued from last Week) Having stated the dangers of spotting in last week’s issue, we will now point out some of the spots that will not yield to the dry cleaning process. They are: paint, varnish, linseed oil, blood, ink, pitch, sugar, syrup, gum, and most foods, fruit, coffee, tea, milk, perfume, etc. The latter is found mostly on light colored waists, but used with care in a place that would not show would save alot of trouble to the cleaner. Now, supposing you had either of these spots on a silk dress and you were to clean it; would it not be natural to try and rub it ouf? If you did it would cause a rubbing mark. In appearance these marks are whitish and dull, the luster being rubbed off. There is no remedy for these marks. Supposing you succeeded in removing the spot without producing a rubbing mark, nine chances out of ten you would produce a spotting or swell mark which is a circle around where the spot was. To remove this requires experience and patience. We have both and, including the equipment, we feel that we are entitled to your patronage. This will be continued in next Saturday’s issue telling you more about equipment. Barbie's Dry Cleaning & Dye Works Freise & Son, Dry Cleaners & Tailors Bismarck Steam Laundry Co. 1 Dry Cleaners and Dyers 409 Front Street, Phone 394 ; 219 4th Street, Phone 94R ; 323 4th Street, Phone 54 SERS Sl f = } RIVERVIEW ADDITION | ~ We plan to close out every lot we own in RIVERVIEW this spring, and to do this we will sell our lots at Extremely Low Figures and on Very Reasonable Terms : a The streets have been graded. under the supervision of the city engineer; water and sewer are in and also side- walks have been laid over the-greater part of the addition without cost to lot buyers. Our building restrictions, while very easy, still are suf- ficient to protect home builders. We allow no dwellings to be erected to cost less than $2,000 and we have estab- lished building lines which allow for ample lawn spaces in front of the houses. It has been our aim to protect our buyers in every way possible and we have been helping to build up the great HOME ADDITION to Bismarck. We have faithfully kept every promise, whether written or verbal, which we have made to investors in our lots and everyone living in RIVERVIEW is a booster for it. |Our honor is back of F. E. Young R First National Bank Building The lots lay. well, command the best view in the State of North Dakota and are closer to the business district than are other lots for which you have to pay twice as much ‘and which have not nearly’ the many advantages our lots offer. ‘- All grading, sewers, watermains and sidewalks now in are all paid for and this alone saves our buyers from $50 $ 50 for these lots. Our prices for lots from 50 to 75 feet in width and 140 feet in depth run from $100 to $600, payable one-tenth cash and the balance at the rate of $10 per month or more for each 50 feet frontage, one-tenth discount for all cash. Remember, this is the only part of the city where buyers are protected and where the sellers take any interest in the property after having once sold it. eal Estate Co. Sole Agents Phone 78 Mere Promising to do Something Is Nothing Until You Act — “Next pay day I will step into the City National Bank, and start a bank’ account; I have made a good fellow of myself long enough.” Since money only stays in your possession by keeping it in the bank, and that is your best friend when you need help. Why delay? - This bank helps you build up from small beginnings | The City National Bank m= ==: Bismarck, N. D. q ¥ Sr PAE tan