The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 5, 1918, Page 3

TUTTE RUGUOAAUUUUUUESURSUUNUAUDNRUGUOOOEON OQ BISMARCK EVENING TRIB KARR T0 TELL WHAT CATALOG Mail Order Business Most Ex: HAVE FOOTHOLD IN STATE Alex W., Karr ot Jamestown, father ; i of Valley City and Spiritwood. chau- | 4 atuquas, iv best; known lecturers, will speak at 4 the commercial cluh rocnis this even- : ing pn community development. with , My particular reference to the mail order house business. i Mr. Karr finds that. one-third of | North Dakota’s merchandiseing is be: | i ing done by ¢; oy that if the p { continued, in fiv a order houses will control two-thirds of North Dak 5 i Into Bismarck alone, says Mr. Karr, 20 ¢arloads of mail! order catalogs come every year, and the postage on these catalogs. costs the mail order i houses $2003 per annum, ‘g tributes 32 Grand Forks and ‘Minot are large “job- bers of mail order catalogs tonight will deal with the, economical i rather than the ethical, side of mer- chandising- by mail. q show proof..that instead of “eliminat- ing the middleman,” as the mail order '°s houses claim to do, they make use of the most expensive middleman in the world, and- that they cannot sell: the | same class of goods in compétition with the local merchant who uses ord- inary business judgment and selling. A special invitation is extended the " housewife—the family buyer—to_at- aq tend this evening's meeting. Mr. Karr} ye also urges all Bismarck merchants; and all salesmen and women of the') fl city to be present. the ‘community developer addressed oe the students of the i school, and tomorrow ‘he will speak to the United Commercial Travelers. Karr is a North Dakota institution !] > is z, and an unique character, ‘Quaker and reared in a Quaker com- munity, ‘at: the age of 30 he felt the urge to become a preacher. , up a rémunerative position and came 4 to North Dakota 20 years ag oto be- ‘come a Methodist minister at an in-| come of $400 the year. Later he di-, rected the campaign which raised a , retirement fund of a quarter of a mil-| f lion for the North Dakota Methodist; ministfy, and then he turned his at- tention to chautauqua.and community development work, in which he has ¥ become prominent. { Jamestown a community magazine of : national circulation, and all of his i time is spent on the’ lecture platform. Karr is a distinguished looking gentle-/ ‘man of the old school, a man with a) magnificent speaking: voice and a mag-; Quinine That Does:Not Affect Head. Because of its tonic and laxative ef- fect, LAXATIVE “ (Tablets) ca without causing nervousness or ring- ing in the head. “Bromo Quinine.” E. W. Groves’s sig-; nature is on box. 30c. | “Show of Wonders” York Winter Garde “Show of Wonders,” if we are 's. Shubert, its. produ | realized in giving it this ext | | Will Be Here April 6 to {gant title, they. were bound io make it of even more than the ES LOT Ta Winter Garden magnitude. pensive in the World, | succeeded in doing, making it the Says Lecturer and one of ‘North Dakota's alog houses. He states | sent rate. of increase | e@ years, more the mail | ‘a’s. business. Fargo dis- carloads. every year, and Mr. Karr ‘He intends to Phillins, Flora Lea, and Clayion. in buying \ nad 15e —— 15¢ —— 15c LITTLE WONDER RECORDS This afternoon! Bismarck high | Born a The best music in the best form for the best price. Read the list: “Washington Post March” \} “America, I Love You” “Yaddie, Kaddie, Kiddie Kaddie Koo” “It’s Time for Every Boy to Be a Soldier” “There’s Egypt in Your Dreamy Eyes” He gave He publishes at! ‘ netic stage presence, and Bismarck:}| “Are You From Dixie” - people who hear him tonight will fot! PS be disappointed: And Many Others at Only ||, 15¢ each—10 for $1.00, at WONDER STORE: Sheet Music Department Everything in Sheet Music BROMO QUININE, ybe taken by anyone}. There is only one (GUSSNER’S icaecer PHONE 60 —$$_____—_. 310 MAIN STREET Bell Coffe, per lb. ......... ‘ < p English Breakfast, per Ib. ... 23¢ Gussner’s Leader—It has a fine flavor; a bargain, lb. 20 This Coffee is in-bulk and comes fresh roasted. We urge you to try and get away from the expensive cans. Tomatoes—Very fine Standard; per can ........... 15¢ Corn, Standard, per can .............. 12%e Canned Milk—Large cans, each . . de Peas, very fine, per can ........ 12%e Dutch Cleanser—3 Cans for ........ : . .25¢€ Rice—Very fine quality Carolina Head Rice, Ib... 12% APPLES Winesaps, per box .............0 020 ees - -$2.00 to $2.55 This is the regular whoiesale price for this kind of Apples. You know the-quality of these Apples by this time. “BUTTER. AND. EGGS Troco—Or any other Oleomargarine Butter, per Ib. . .35¢ (This is the very best Butter substitute) ; Strictly Fresh Eggs—Per dozen _ (Bacon and Eggs go good together) - _.. MEAT DEPARTMENT Try our Breakfast.Bacon—Fresh, mild, cured, per lb.. .42¢ Try our Sausage—made fresh daily. The prices’ are very reasonable. Special attention paid to our Sausage making. All are-grain fed meats. We carry nothing but.the best from now on, as-our stock is getting fat. This meat is all from steers three and four years old and they are fattened and would sell in first class meat markcts in the cities for 25c to 30c more than we are selling same for here. ~~” Lard—Pure open steam kettle rendered, per lb. ....35¢ Da‘ not need to use as much of this Lard as you are ac- customed to ust of any of the substitutes. Two-thirds of'a-pound of this Lard will go as far as one pound of other Lard. Hee BEANS—ZJust received a large, shipment of fine Navy Beans which we will sell:for, per pound 17 _ (This is a.great bargain.) (These Eggs come direct from the country daily) A part of that car of Potatoes is left for Saturday buying. And we suggest that.you buy now as we will not be able to secure another carload'that will'in any way come up to the.standard of these fine mealy. snowflake -Potatoes. They are’ positively the best ever bought for baking and ' boiling and-are very healthy.' ‘These Potatoes are also good. for seed and for ai wing Potatoes... Wonkt colossi This th ffort of Winter Garden pro | l ASULOGOUOOUOSEUNOGGNAUGGOOUONOUOUUNNANNOOOUURROUNLONORONORNORONCUOCODOOONN one.thatemakes a,business ~ ‘bring<a bigh price’ on th Trene Zolar, oO scenes including the sensational thril- | {ler “Over the Top.” Most fitly mamed is the big New) the Auditorium Saturday, April 6. spectacle, / the | . ‘judge by the advance reports that| WELL-KNOWN MORTON | have preceded it. from other citi {ternoon Flora Lea in “Show of Wonders” | an former home today for interment. The .2orge Kruger of ‘Ryder died in a lo- it hospital Thursday at the age of iin a ae zene Zola There is also « company | “THE WIFE HE BOUGHT” ol clever people an o huge; A GooD PICTURE AT The “Show of Wonllers” comes to Sr ee Carmel Myers ing “Bluebird . Day” COUNTY WOMAN DIES pter of St. Jose, in, in Morton coun- in a local hospital ¥ prolonged illness, d her remains were shipped to her chased by wealth Sut may through required love and sel was a well known resident @grcement se community, She was = 1, and is survived by her When you and seven children, ' eloo nor eat. Ryder Baby Dies. The infant child of Mr, and Mrs. sleep. A real Spring M months, and the body has been Tea or Tabjets.. Breslow's, aken to Kyder for interment. | = a ———-49| Marshall Baby Dies. | Austin arshall, son of Mr. i ad Mrs. Marshall of 113 $' K, C. ATTENTION! i street, Jorn September 16, 1916, at the parents’ home at 2:15 this ning, aged 18 months. Funeral ser- parerrarEs o'clock Sunday cond = Baptisi Moseley Withers offi- es will be held at & at Adl Knights are re- quested to meet at our Hall at 1:30 o'clock Saturday to participate in the Liberty Day Parade. reh, Rev, be 1. S, CASPARY, Proprietor Tel. 562-K Through ment ins w furs I can 418 Broadway 23 years of experi- ng and handling ata number eople ed Joss in simply bec ere mis- informed. It shall be my pleas- ure to consult with any one By order of— aud give the Lenefit of my perience. T.E. FLAHARTY, Grand Knight. We Have Installed a Fur Storage Vault Bismarck Fur Company FY CTT) AV Get . . Acquainte With the methods of this store —with the scope of our assort- ments—with the values which are building a constantly in- creasing following—with people who appreciate service, eourtesy and greater assortments of mer- chandise nationally recognized as * standard. EVERY DAY New Customers are coming; the largest Spring business we've ever. had, it makes us more enthusiastic than ever to make satisfied custom-, ers. Spring Suits and Top Coats that glisten with new style feat- ures are here from— $25, $15,. $18, $20, $30 to $45 Nettleton. & Walk-Over SHOES New shipmentS just in; also other lines— $4, $5, $6 to $12 Hand Pressing, Expert -Repair- ing and: Dry Cleaning S. E. Bergeson & Son “THE DAYLIGHT STORE”, Wasi. wiceinne Co THE BISMARCK TONIGHT will appear at the Cismarck theatre tonight only mark- with presenta- tions of “Ife Wife He Bought.” Ken- neth Harlan, who has appeared with Miss Myers in her previous Bluebird “The Tesh of Power’ and “My Uni married Wite”-—will again be her lead ing man,in a gripping domestic dram: that proves happiness cannot be’ pur- come mutual | are overworked, feel | Ustless or languid, or when you can’t} better take Hollister's | Rocky Mountain .Tea, livens you up vurifies the blood, soothes and regu lates the stomach, makes you eat and icine, 35 “Open'from'7:80'to 6:30, ~~~“ Open Saturday Evenings g ruyueienneranceavysceyadeecceucuradacovctajaverdancavcueuuannsagceonayeutiqaannannneNTCUNTANATT iu UGUUGSOUULSQUQUUCUSNORGSUS S000 0006 1aE SUAGUOUAPUCUNGUNGOUUAUUREESUGUUIOOUCOUANOGUREL MINIM UUSUAUEROLOOUDDUSCUOUAAQAUUGOUUGGAUBOREUONES! NINE WAR GARDEN GROUPS ALREADY ORGANIZED IN TWO HIGH SCHOOLS Groups are rapidly being formed in; be e: the school for the operation of war| below, giving the names of the stu- gardens apart from the usual home| dents in the first nine groups with club plan, in which there is a good| group so that when inspections are | deal of useless organization machin-) made they may be judged fairly. In-| Cordner, Sara Boyd. ery that can be dispensed with and jth hich is not necessary in the groifp/ ne plan. rining garden groups was offered to|'The groups follow: he high school nine groups were im-} | nediately formed and are awaiting! ctte he assignment of ground for their; Thomas, Mable | work. zround will be made as soon as the | George, | sround can be secured. ‘action and pleasure is felt by the} As soon as opportunity for! The assignment of lots: of ‘Much satis- | rintendent and principal over the ponse made to this request by the! lent body, These students are live os and some superior results may | today! Skeels, Alice Webb, 1, Couch, J, McCowan, ted. The lists are appended gardens, This plan is used ecause,; the number of the group to which | Atkinson, i , it is believed that it will secure more | they belong, The plots of ground will GROUP VII-—Rex Berndt, definite, concreta results than the! be placarded with the number of the} Jones. iasm strong and it seems only | for the abundant energy displayed. | Gerndt. Group [—Josephine Fogerty, Jan-| Doughty, Lorene ve, Rosalie Slliot. | Jager, Rovert | Shipley, Uroup — IL—Frank I—Anna Eliza Wilson, Eu-} Group nice C Regi Group 1V. ita Marquis, Joseph-| Always bears ine Welch, Marjorie Webb, Kuth Tal- | the cott, Agnes Parsons, Imogene ‘McLean, | Signature of set your Lanpher The new spring styles are ready —the old always-right quality is there—the price is little for so good a hat. It will be 3 - MMe to your advantage to do your Springand Summer buying now Prices are continuing to soar and have by no means reached their highest mark. We are still able to offer many every day needs at _ prices just a trifle hi LINEN SUITING 36-inch Linen Suiting in Tan, Copenhagen, Green, Violet, White, Natural and Slate. Worth $1.48. Our price, per yard ......$1.25 FANCY SUITINGS 36-inch Fancy Suitings in a well selected assortment of Plaids, Checks and Mix- tures. Worth 85c yard. Our price, per yard ........ 65 IN OUR CHILDREN’S GARDEN SETS Let the little ones do their bit in the War One of our Garden Sets is sure to please them. Set consists of Hoe, While they last, per Garden. Rake and Spade. set We have.a full line of Flags in all sizes mounted and unmounted. IN OUR READY-TO-WEAR her than in times of peace. SECTION y Tae Newest Spring Suits : $22.50 to $67.50 ae Yl Charming Spring Coats Ti : $15.00 to $65.00 he "Dainty Spring Blouses \ = 98c to $15.00 : Chic New Spring Skirts | Bees $7.50 to $27.50 “Hoover” House Dresses" s: Z -$6.50 to $6.75 Surgical Dressing Aprons $1.75 to $2.50 In Our Dry Goods Sect’n BEACH CLOTH Yard wide Beach Cloth, col- ors Tan, Rose, Light Blue, Pink, Green, Yellow, Linen, Reseda and Violet. Worth 49e yd. Our price, yd.. .39¢ BARGAIN BASEMENT KIDDIE KARS In all sizes. A most practical toy. Priced at, $1.25, $1.75, $2.25 and $2.75 CLOTHES RACKS Adjustable Clothes Racks strongly made of hard wood with metal bracket. Priced at only, 18c and 25c Each Leading SPRING STYLES in LADIES FOOTWEAR They have gained instant popularity, but of course there are good reasons, as all our Harry H. Gray and Utz & Dunn Shoes measure up to the highest standard. We take acertain pride in saying “They Are Better.” The prices, too, are moderate, starting for these handsome creations at $6.50, thence by easy stages to $15.00. ve SHOE DEPARTMENT Style Durability PRINTED FLAXONS Printed Flaxons in a host of pretty patterns and stripes. Also come in a full line of plain colors. Worth 35c yd. Our price, per yard ....25¢ FANCY RIBBONS A beautiful line of wide Plaid Ribbons very suitable for Hair Bows and Knitting Bags. Worth 48c yard. Our price, per yard 35¢ Comfort Priced at from: 10c and up. Webb Brothers. _- Ritat in’ Style, Taueyanencvcuygnvoceecyuurrvenvanecece qnenqnovavneeuensnecouasenenyeqnrearngavanenevea HuvetUntonnueoatepnngngnag una soon Binet in’ Variety le Hall, Frences Kelly, Dorothy Group—V,—E. Kilmer, W. Yegen,, Group VI—Margaret Smith, Gene- vieve Parsons, Florence Jager, Mary Fred Group VIIIUllaine Kennedy, ‘Ruth Group IX.-Isabella Cochrane, Mar- to provide proper direction | garet Bishop, Kathryn Cook, Esther CASTORIA For Infants and Children Olga Vigness. Lavina) Jn Uge For Over 30 Years Ci sllide Lanpher Hat MI ee SUUOAAUDADARANOOED CUUHUQUOUAUUHGQUOUOURDNGUUGGRURDONODEDQOD UU