The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 22, 1918, Page 3

‘ The : Trading Center of the Missouri Slope BISMARCK Trading Center of | the Missouri Slope. 5 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS : f AUTOMOBILES, ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES t TIS MIGHTY COMFORTABLE TO LOOK YOUR MAN - A. W. LUCAS CO. WEBB. BROS. | THE EYE WHEN HE SYS “IT’S A BARGAIN FOR YOU ||! Western Sales Co, ||| MISSOURI VALLEY e ti ri UNDERTAKING Undertakers — Embalmers Sone ‘ é MOTOR: CO;::: *: / PARLORS Funeral Directors ‘Tis a fine thing to be able to look a man_ band of roving horse traders who probably Distributors of 2 daclory Dinkibeteace Day Phone 645 in the eye when he says to you: “It’s abar- give you worse than they get. The home + MAXWELL, CHALMERS, REO sad aaeey | : tA ; Li d Embalmer in Ch; gain, and we'stand back of it with our guar- business man is in the same position that AUTOMOBILES CHEVROLET AUEOMANGAY, Night Phone 100 CoE ee ae er Mn NRrEe antee.”, you are when a neighbor comes to you and Smith Tractere ' Day Phone 50 One often reads this promise in mail order wants a gentle, lady-broke driver for the PORTAGE TIRES Kelly-Springfleld and Firestone A. W. CRAIG ay, t none literature. *Tis seldom that one ever gets. family. You are not liable to sell him a skit- GREEN DRAGON Tires Licensed Embalmer in Charge Night Phone 687 a glimpse of the boy or girl who wrote the tish bag of bones that’s going to kick the : Everything for the Automebile” t y particular bit of copy. With the compiler whole family into kingdom come, for, like SPARK PLUGS ot the mail order catalog, ’tis all in the day’s as not, you have an idea that Mr. Naybur * DAIRY—MILK—CREAM TAXI SERVICE work. With the man who says it to your may want a horse again some time, and a Automobile Acces- face, it means something, for, he knows. that fair profit on two good horses usually is sories of All Kinds if he doesn’t make good you’ll come back, and bigger and more satisfactory generally than SAFETY FIRST he knows that if he does make good you’re an unfair profit on. one bad one. FILTERED | Buy Onl most likely to come back, and ’tis the lat- When a man’s selling merchandise as a GASOLINE —buy Uniy— t ter contingency that he’s counting on. business, the first thing he does or seeks ° PASTEURIZED FOR A TAXI For the man who does business with you, . to do is to build up good will and a reputa- Free Air and Water 4 r) MILK Fine ‘Cars Always at Your face to face, has to rely upon come back or- tion for honesty and fair-dealing. The man BATTERY : ‘ | Service ders ay he needs your good will, because who accomplishes these results stays in bus- SERVICE ST ‘ATION’ BISMARCK DAIRY CO. DAY AND NIGHT you’re his‘advertiser and his mail order cata- iness. That’is why the men whose: busi- 210 Broad % log. If you go home and say: “By yimminy ness is advertised in these columns are here; Phone 343”. Lambert’s Livery | that coulter I got from Jones is all right, all that’s why they were here last year, and wine on : Spars nals i right,” then your neighbor thinks of Jones, year before last. With some of them your in the, Jaw—More 4 . i th lain glass. ———————— the next: time he comes to town, figuring on \grandaddy traded when he came out here in BISMARCK MOTOR an ee x ELECTRICAL TRANSFER and STORAGE a bit of an electric. washer for the missus. a prairie schooner; with some of their grand- | COMPANY MOTOR CAR SUPPLY CO. am | But if you say: “Be dad, that Ay elie children you grandchildren will be trading | F wal ; now, ain’t he the skinner,” Jones kndws he a long time hence. Distri EEE —THE— 4 : i . 4 i of ' <2 TRANSF ‘ER AND can never expect to repair the damage that’s A square deal with the home merchant is eoibutcrs 7 ~s ELECTRIC SHOP STORAGE done him, and bein’ as Jones is in business a mere matter of ordinary business: good STUDER AKER Automobile Trimming i B. K. SEEELS ee here for life, he isn’t likely to give you a sense. He knows that, even were he so in- c pore AC and Top Work 1 : We have unequalled aie chance to say bad things of him if he can clined—and we're proud to believe that we ‘Automobil BISMARCK’ FURNITURE ‘CO. ~ ‘ fees Everything Electrical ae for dir ares hal d help it. haven’t any of that brand in business in Bis- brett tte Phone 669. 220 Main. ‘Gt: Wiring Fixtures and Snpplies goede. Cantal experienced || That’s the whole idea of trading at home. marck—he couldn’t hook you today and ex- _ Delco Farm Light Plants ines: ” We also handle ice. |} | You see the article, you see the man who pect to catch your neighbor tomorrow. And Willard Service Battery - stands behind it; fou know, most likely the when he says “bring it back if it isn’t satis- PAINTING and DECORATING] HARDWARE—IMPLEMENTS' 1 Station hisarite cen yaaa next time you come to town you'll see him factory,” he means that, for he can much oaiicweysmne Phone 870 08 Broadway 202 Fifth St Phone 62 again, and he knows it too. ’Tis an easy. better afford to take a loss on you than to v1 ry ING tt : y : thing to make long distance conversation and. have you dissatisfied. . y a i \ to sit beside a mahogany top desk, drawing The biggest capital the average merchant SC Sol ona 25-cent perfecto and dictate pretty prom- has is his good will. Without good will, with- WALL PAPER * a) Hg ises. ’Tis another thing quite to sit right out a reputation for playing fair and doing Have You Heard the rae fel le ia here under the gun and stare a man in the business on the square, without a belief on PAINTS & OILS yet Pi i hat ae é Latest Music? , 4 eye and make promises and know by all that’s _ the part’ of his community that he’s honest Varnishes—Kalsomine see. carriage or pest it will wey at. KLEIN'S holy that you’ve got to make good those adn sincere and a man who wants to see his Brushes and Supplies you to get our prices, f My Tailor promises. : ~» neighbors do well, the goods on his shelf CHRIS ENGEN CO. FRENCH. & WELCH ; % One hates like thunder to sell a neighbor wouldn’t be worth to him 75 cents on the dol- Bismarck, N. D. ‘ Hates <— Centinees eo STEIN’S Expert Dry Cleaning a blind horse, for he knows that sooner or lar on the purchase price. Phone 770 later Mr. Naybur will get hep. ’Tis quite Think it over, and see if it isn’t pretty | Folsom’s Jewelry Store another matter to pass off a bad one on a_ sound gospel. AUUGULEGUONEOGUOGCOONEUNONOAUUANUOONOOACOOOOONEONUGHOOROSUONOCOSNONUGEONOUOOUOOCOOEOUORNONUOD 414 Main St, Phone 562R == z i SHOE FITTERS BUSINESS TRAINING IRON and JUNK A A Y P 1 | Ab : 7 = Are You Particular About HAT CLEANING 5 a : BISMARCK, You Can Enroll at This A Y P. wnt g? i HIGHEST PRICES PAID = Sains “chmond sWhitne Toad. MODEL OFFICE PRACTICE |] ,,.“eHest prices paw 1 = YOUY FT. inting: 4 ‘i : and Sho = : rt i inti: | HOOVERIZE! school under guarantee of a sat- WE ALSO BUY JUNK OF {|Z We are very: particular about the kind of printing we i : * MAIN STREET isfactory position assoon as AOL INOS INHANDEUL oR turn out. Nothing but.the best workmanship leaves our Don't bi competent or your tuition re- ‘We have accepted the agency |/= plant. 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Hats Blocked and Cleaned. and its Effect on the War,” Oldfield ety fea Aare CLEANING: and DYING -WHERE TO DINE ‘ says that owing to the lack of fresh Be Hulls he Goce are developing the seas “mal nerve nutrition.” é Wh thi t d H k. YANKS IN FRONT TRENCHES The latest grave manifestation of 1 BARBIE’S en, thirsty drink — the need of trults, says Dr. Oatiea, : SN " be a wide-spread oedema in e nate NAMATA HAMM’S EXCELSO and feet and face. ‘This will steadily ISMARCK! - NonTH Davora DRY CLEANING i get worse and worse as another win- Bring or mail in your films for fresh ter comes on unless fres cae poe Expert Developing. 3 i i shi lads and seed oils, e introduce gaa AND DYE WORKS petits i "eas ay ca ‘ad fargely “‘hitor Germinay °L have dealt FINNEY’S DRUG STORE be g t Wit unis Bole aa anes day at length rath ‘Germany and hes fate, Bismarck, N. D. jone t t hasize th t jortance o! Phone 394—409 Front St. : avoiding a similar eatastrophe for] = FR ame 7a ef? C.M. Rosson C.R. Downing Hing! an E ine igh eal a Care) Me in furnishing volun raise ar ie We call for and deliver. Mail Agents on complete nerve nutrition Now for sick armien the valuntary relit 5 this the c fic of wheat, or f the dl nit- orders promptly filled, Phone 895 i peang, oe heel! “affords no criterion. ed States, and the, Y Slice “of the - i ‘The danger is that laboratory scien-| suffering caused by the war to tists will measure the comparative im: the people i the United States | : 7 f calorific values, ir alli ions. 4 : «U.S. ARMY GIVES FOCH + and will on this ground tend to debar and we ~ ated a juicy fruits as being very light cargi CAPITOL DOES este ’ STRENGTH TO STRIKE compared with legumes or caress: N. A.'Mason, secretary to the goy- i y ised to pre- 9 a, Pawo, DIGG MLN very clot should bg erento pe |ermor and chairmen "of tho. stale { EOE EaES Ta | lis dono, there will be a panic importa: | renorts that with several prospects Extension of Allied Counter Drive to All Parts of ‘tion of antiscorbutic fruits. yet to be seen, the week's pledges in i j | eevee the capitol - drive aggregate $7,960. the Western Front to Drive Germans Out of | | This means about $50 per capita’ for France:and Belgium Now Looked for |e SOULS A PORATIONS eater ort BUY W. 8. 5. . ea ning saaieet ee. AS eer eaTY Wani Ads B: Results. (By Newspaper nterprise Ass'n.) Gen. Foch patiently accepted the de- a unere Mae old Sxiom ot Eng- ‘Tribane Wee ioe London, July 22—Has the GREAT | fensive in the first four German. of- ‘ t lis agate The Suannee in which 4 ALLIED PUSH begun? fensives of the year. In the fifth drive thousands _ of corporations have FORAYS That's the great question of the war | he was counter attacking on the first given their services and their —: be, today. The sudden surprise counter-| day, and on the third threw the Amer- ? 2 eee ; 7 ? : means to the Liberty Loan, to the HORTESX attack catried out’ soseuéceastullysby (ean and French) reservesdn fora Here are some of our boys in the present fighting in France. The picture shows infantrymen| Red Cross, and to the Y. M. C. A., TORW«¢ the French and American armies be-| smashing counter-attack at the weak-/of the 42nd division in the front line trenches. .|. and to other national efforts dur- « . tween the Aisne and the Marne has jest point on the enemy’s line. ie ing this. war seems to disprove . given rise to it. He had been waiting only until | ~~~~~~~~~-~ the truth of the saying. t ‘ XS aaa beltg. snpwered in two ways by pmeriél’s age ou the Battle line |first battle of Ypres. It has been| The British~army under Field Mar-| — And unless-the military acumen of ee NAPIER ofthe Mate al militar; observers, wW) are | shou! reach a point where swung nis § acti i x " ates seems holding their breath in the suspense the pendulum ot manpower over to, erielsed: See at pelle of sha ihoment shal alg wil hurt (ttsele at fhe ser, the Tearelliea war’ Sea aon view that a corporation may have accompanying the realization that | the side of the allies. y, without’ any definite plan be-)mans from Ypres as far’south a8) .)"rautt, it. will drive the HUN in-| @ soul, since it has authorized na- great events are about to transpire on| THAT MOMENT HAS NOW AR-|hind it, but it saved Paris.in 1914 and | Montdidier. ‘The French and Ameri-|yaders back beyond their own bord.| tional banks to contribute to the the western front. RIVED. The allies are stronger than| made Foch generalissimo of the allied|Can armies under Gen. Petain and | ers, American National Red Cross out One group believes that. the allies.| the Germans. forces. Gen. Hunter Liggett will widen their BUY W. 5, Se of any net profits available under are not yet fully, preparel for the|: Foch, whom Joffre himself declared! This is the plan the majority of the| Offensive between the Aisne and the O L | . the law for the declaration of di- great smash, and that the offensive |to be “the greatest strategist in Eu- | allied critics now believe Foch is put-| Marne to an attack on the whole front ranges, Lemons, vidends. The law further pro- was meely a local attack at an oppor-| rope,” has for his motto the word /‘At-| timg into operation. . between Soissons and eVrdun. d A ] M t | vides. that funds so. contributed tune moment. designed to flatten out|tack!” His strategy consists in care-} The battles of the next few days} And on the extreme southern end of; an ppies OS | -shall be used by the Red Cross the Soissons-Chateau Thierry salient, |. fully husbanding his’men when he is|will decide whether the attack was|the line, probably under personal com- | I =t t F it * u : force the Germans to fall back on the | outnumbered, falling back where ne-| the beginning of Foch’s great push or|Mand of Gen. Pershing, the American mpc tan ruits , A Marne and relieve the pressure|cessary, but never allowing his line to| merely a counter-attack to harrass the | forces who are holding the line in Al- — against Rheims. be pierced. At the opportune moment.|Germans and force them to slacken|Sace will commence their drive to| Oranges, leme~ ‘nd apples are te MOTHER'S: FRIEND The other group. which includes; when he considers his opponent weak | their thrust for Rheims. the: Rhine. most important « cuits, according to q many American critics, is certain that | enough at any point of his line to, if it is the former, the assault'on| This is the great plan which has|Dr. Josiah old senior medteal of- the counter-drive is the preliminary | make a break-through possible, he|the Soissons front must be regarded | been in preparation for months. ficer.of-an impo. .ant British hospital. FOR ‘ attack of the GREAT PUSH that will| strikes with all the force at his com-|as only a small part of the grandest; The blow will fall with all the force |He predicts that the great lack of drive the Germans out of France and} mand. aiming to smash the German| operation of the war. the allied commanders can muster be-/these fruits in Germany. is having @ Ex ectant Mothe Belgium. jline and flankk it from two sides. _ The attack will be extended over. pind it. penetat Sttet onthe pele. zhese p They point to these facts to show This was the strategy he employed payee ts hae fromthe sea to the it will be the greatest battle the| fruits, says Dr. 5 AT ALL DRUG STORES [foods -and without the presence of| _ _ ‘lon-the Marne in 1914 and-again inthe [erie has ever. known, that ‘this is the likely theory: