The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 8, 1918, Page 6

Reading et of | the Missodri Slope A. W. LUCAS CO. UNDERTAKING Day Phone 645 Night Phone 100 ‘A.W. CRAIG + “Hicensed‘Embalmer in Charge DAIRY—MILK—CREAM SAFETY , FIRST —Buy Only— | PASTEURIZED \ BISMARCK batky co. - 4 ELECTRICAL ELECTRIC SHOP 3B. K. SKEELS i Everything Electrical ' Wiring Fixtures and Snpplies , Delo Farm Light Plants * Willard Service Battery , , Have You Heard the Latest:Music?. STHIN’S ' Folsom’s Jewelry Store } 414 Main St. Phone 562R DRY CLEANING AND DYE: WORKS, Phone 894—109 Front St. We call for, and deliver: Mail orders: promptly filled. ; BUSINESS tharting ‘ TRON and. JUNK HIGHEST PRICES PAID... For Men’s.cast we Suits, Coats | as ALSO: BUY JUNK OF, KINOS JN- HANDFUL OR f cal LOAD LOTS. We have'accepted the agency \fog the Fargo Iron.& Metal Co. Inc, With a capital ‘of $50,000.00 + andwWe ‘can pay the highest * prises. Don't leave old iron aronnd to rust but bring it to us or. Phone 358 and. we -will it’and pay you the ‘high- st price. COLEMAN'S NEW AND’ 2ND | “Opposite McKenzie Elothes Cleaned and. Pressed. , ‘Hats Blocked ‘and Cleaned. ‘cours FIND WALNUT. | Washington, Aug. 1A systematic for black walnut for ‘use \in “airplane propedders by *, the outs of America, Has located Teak to meet the demands: of the erament for. eu: smonths. ih WEBB. BROS... || Undertakers — Efibalmers Funeral Directors Licensed Embalmer in Charge Day Phone 50 Night Phone 687 TRANSFER \and STORAGE | © fag are = o Ie TRANSFER AND ° STORAGE We have unequalled facili: + ties for moving storage and shipping of | household goods. Careful, experienced men. We also handle ice. WACHTER TRANSFER __ COMPANY : 202 Fifth St: Phone 62 AIS UITS $25 ip and é Expert Dry ee ing , KLEIN TAILOR’ AND CLEANER \ fg —__—- Sa Richmond Whitney os Sain ‘STREET ’ HEMSTITCHING HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT. a ING / Mail Orders Filled. MRS. M. G HUNT 1M ‘Broadway. Phgne 849, H WHERE TQ DINE \ —_———— CLEANING and DYING | When thirsty’ drink— HAMM’S, EXCELSO ‘Wothing is more fefreshiiig than a cold glass of good old |) Hamm’ 'S Bxcelso ona hot day. ts Cc. M. Reade C: R. Downing Py Agents } ~ Phone g95 \You Can’ Enroll at This - MODEL OFFICE PRACTICE ) School under guarantee of'a mat s‘isfactory positich. as soon as competent or your tuition te- ‘funded. Send for particulars. \When you know more about this} _ college and what it has done for hundreds of the most suécesstul business men and women, you'll attend.” Write G. .M. LANGUM, Pres, simemicdind N. D. Eas «Mut Hardly to an Ounce. * Pat had applied for a job as butler, go the man of the house, after many questions,.askéd him: “Do you know. your way'to announce?” Pat, thinking he asked, “Do you know your welght tin ounce?” replied: ““Begorra, I don’t, sir, but I know it-toa pau or re.” us BUY W. 8. 8,———— LID | Aiuminum in Transformers. Alunilriam ‘has’ béen suggested asa substitute | Sor ‘copper in ,transfotmer windings. Dealing with heat ‘dissipa- tion, temperature’ rise, comphrative costs of thé different niaterials. and other~ important factors, it appears) that the advantages ate still with ¢o er, however: Scientific Amoricay. ALY W./8. 5. HUNS TRADE IN WORKING GIRLS ON “LOW ‘LOW TERMS” (By Newspaper saaiventer: rise Ase’n) refuses to be outs hunned: , He is now duying and: selling. girts in Germany. } Following on the heel; oh dispateby, es stating that tHe foo jortage''in Constantinople -has ~ liveied np~ the market. in, Christian Armenian and Syrian girl slaves ‘of the Turks, comes Peni pee PERCHES. Wah A LITTLE TALK TO: ADVERTISERS ABOUT ADVERTISING < Marshall Fie) 1a built dip a wonderful bush - dness by advextishig, and Atow that his: busi- « If I had@ poor business I would advertise {ness is built: up. to a; point ' . toward merchandising the> same relation If I hada good busines, I would advertise which the’ sterling mark, bears toward silver, doimeapsa ie is advertising’ te Display advertising is the biggest ‘single on the: pinnacles ‘where he has placed, it, force-in the business world: stoday.. He If were in business and were noe Pash if of the fact I would advertise. ~ and get more business, and niake-it Better. a é I have Hever-yet-known of 18, business that, . Did it ever occur to -you that sottie ‘of the was too Wre'to advertise and I have never- | biggest. buyers of advertising are those who , one one: that was too. small to advertise. si have advertising space to sell? .. The Chicago News is probably. priced daily advertising medium in Atnerica:” space to tell abut its advertising value than- any othér newspaper in America. pers’ that are read by otHer : newspapers, ‘ The Chicago, News doesn't advertise’ b - cause it has to; it advertises because it fi ly, believes in the value of advertising, and, cause acvartiie gets: results, Notice your own home newspaper. it uses display advertising space. eyes it must display its mesage. § story, no matter $19,000 for a’ cover page. In every. week's issue, in spjte of the fact forths. that George Horace Lorimer has a whole edi-, ‘ torial page in which to talk face to face wit €ollier’s, which probably. gets as muchas The © Saturday, Evening Post does for-its advertis- ing, and’ we found there a big display ad for the Boston Post, advertising its advertising, That ad probably cost the Post-more than it will get from a solid page’ of ddvertising, and the Post; didn’t buy. that Space because it needed or ‘particularly. cared for the good -will of ‘Collier's. © * Churches are,advertising, hike are adver-\ -tising, bond houses are advertising. ~ They’ : used to thinit« ‘it. was not ethical, but tty, 4 have gotten over that. No business is so dignified that it canndt he Pees. by dignified, honest, sincere adver- Advertising for charity, or for policy, or because one “has to do it” is poor. business. Advertising: is a business Propesition.. It is just as much @ part of one’s business ; as-one’s light and heat’ bills and rent and clerk hire and the etigeal investmertt: in” sjock or goods. - : a hunting face, : _{tion: determitred jaw, they’ show - photo of: Jac ci who’ récent where it bears maintain his Rusiness ¥ ai \ advertising is the lifetblood of, business. “Uncle Sara -haq recognized the portent ioe The Chicago | News ‘buys more advertising of the display ad. ‘ ‘ ‘He. scnde to:every- newspaper in ‘the land, _ ‘hundreds anid’ hundreds: of columns’ of read- The Chicago News advertises in trade pa- -ing matter: weekly, but when he’ Ras’ some “big campaign: ito put; over and wants. to see -They are. also read by investors’ ‘in seer er it go over with‘a rush, he tarns to the display ‘ad; and he-ig foday America’s greatest one investor in @isplay. advertising. - As you look back over: our (Liberty. Youn a and Red Cross and: ¥. M. C..A. and Knights strictly as -a cold. blooded ‘proposition, ‘Be df Columbus!and’ ‘Salvation: Army, and War. ; -Savimgs Stamp'drives you will find that it ‘is not the local stories and the editorials ¢ over which ‘the news and editorial forces sweat When it wants the attention of the peoplé that stick i your mind, but that. the Out-_ standing’ feature of the publicity contietted that to hit its readers squarely between'the with these drives was the big full-page ads si that caught your attention the toment you ‘Tt knows that & well written display ad gpened youn paper arid that hield it until you carries a.punch that never can be injected had read eueY ‘word and finished x convert, into an editorial or jnew how well it’s-written, Saturday Evening Post: advertising space j is worth $5,000-for an ordinary page “and: resorted to long, tedious “Legal Noticed,” \ with many. whereases and therefores and 80}, : In the ot ‘long ago -cities and couinties when they wished to speak to their | bublic t led: Today in, the cast, arid more andi more im the west, ‘the-municipalities and other sivil . his‘readers, the Saturday Eveninig Post uscs' divisions are turning to the Snappy, pepful, several thousand dollars’ worth of, its' own Rilt-edge advertising. space fo tell its read-! ers about itself. purposeful display ad. . + _ “They: find that,\ even though it costs. “trifle ‘ore; it Days, better. FEA \ plea nae) fe ‘It gets quicker results; it gets more gen- > Yesterday we picked up a, warren: issue of ‘erat results; everyone Sees a display ad if ‘it is_well written. ad properly. ‘get up: . Tt es: itself ‘upon’ the’ reuiler’s attention as” 1 tang else will. PSS RS tadvertise deliver the toods, then adver. tise some. more. f . Try it on your own business. Our ad spe- ¢ cialist’ will be glad’ to help you to line up a program which will produce results; \ —THE AD MAN. Model Dormitories for Them to Be Constructed at ,\ Rant Capital ‘ By. Gilson Garéner. Washington, Aug 8—Happi eval ‘comes ‘to’ Washington to do her ;bit as @ government clerk. At. Present she is more or less the victim of the landloards, -boarding-hofisékeepers and |’ hastening to the rescue. The government housing. commission at last is moving. Bids have been let and residences for war clerks. “They will not be ready until next-Dec mission and the employing officials” the girls jn-good faith that they wl) be hicely treated if they will come and wofk for Uncle-Sam. Thirt yper cent of ‘the hotsing “te. there will, be:’some accomimodatios bnildings will ‘be constructed o housing plans worked out by xert There will be several thousan Ble rooms'for single ‘girls. Also t! >| will’ be kichenettes and laundryet and réseiving rooms where, young | men: may.. visit, > of land fronting: the. park juét back; of the’ White’ House. t6.the south 0} Pennstyvania Avenue arid: east /;.0 ‘are to) Ye razed and work at once:b gun on light: cement’ and tile jati ures which will be pushed © to. comiphi Geese Been Serre ber ut-by. that time the civil service 7 . A the ‘great government bureaus can tell! commodations are for men cletks atd| even for married: - couples. Ser | The \site chosen for the new hots: ing facilities 18 {deal “For a long time the government has owned a triet' 16th, street. This: has been covered with “rookeries, ‘stables lumber yafds and‘al kinds<of old buildings. . These Coat This Winter | Less Than Ohe\Ton for Ench z re Tein Sas tall \ Distsibutdew of nase AND Gea eNGariE GREEN apr y Automobile. heces-: soties of All ‘Kinds Alig wee GASOLINE Free Air and Water SERVICE STATION | BISMARCK MoTOR z cepacia : “SPARK PLUGS ” BATTERY COMPANY ' Dintyibutors of entic Autéihobifes _ save "Bring or r mail in your films for JFINNEYS DRUG ‘STORE for the ordinary six-room house* tor! one. sepia Expert, Developing | Bismarck, N. D. Mr, Business Man re pe ‘ Wy ic i “Ave, you aware that you ‘atid your . business are judged by the-kind ‘of ‘stationery you use? If: it is printed in’ The Tribune's up-to-date Job Department ‘you need * He no fear of the judgment. ee you aye notin the habit of hav- ing‘us do Hour work, drop in and let us talk the matter over with you. Estimates cheerfully. givert'on al] * printing fiom a business ¢ rd toa ee é and our prices are pene } Tiare ene ‘andthe more abel there A ene of ‘the things the (and than ‘teoms occupied up’ to 15-rooms) ‘ ‘Of course the weather “is not so el) cold; in England as it is jn much of ‘the United ‘States. /Nevertheless, the. - NeW, ‘coal ration order ‘is® going to Calise the ‘great majority of the ‘Brit- 4 | 18H\ rea’ inconiVetitance this. winter. The table ‘above applies roughly— that.*is, m oedinady ‘There are coal tel ‘boards to Ae care. of special; cakes—where ereg are. sick, patiénts Or iivaltds, for ex-] Shopper, the dancer, ‘the foot travelér, Or whete night and day work-| the man_in the office;the clerk in the re. living in’ th game jouse. ..| Store, the worker inthe ‘shop, ‘have ae ‘rooms: oceupie 6 Tooma| today, in this great discovery,-“Gets- . UPIED.=> The rar “excludes | It,":the: ond suré, “quick relief: from ali bath roorts, halls, dressing rooms off} com ‘amd callus pains—the one/ etc. Im-} Painless remover® that ‘makes corns . room, , and, Come ‘off as’ easily- ancin arent ie banana’ It takes .,2. secohds 4 to-apply: antple! ce that; order meaiis. But are in prospect. for the War girl w Beets in the new houselol uel Use’ Mae it ighting. order just, made public. Here 4s the year's ( fs provided’ inthis order: (Note—Fued: year ‘sthr! food sharks: But your Uncle Sar. { ot application , for coal.) . Hoole Occupied ‘Not Hore Then umber of} circumsteance: “Gets-It’ «the: British, aren't ~ kicking.; W!th Data! vdeatersare required to reg: Sold ind are licensed‘and regulated.| as the a ene ja there's ‘a “kick”. fn i) hew!or- harols Drag | “Headloa Dente of {the Missouri Slope Pree FaNory Distributors of CHEVROLET AUTOMOBILES Smith. Form-a-Tracks, Rely? Springfield batt envnene eerie: for the ‘Actomobile Within, the: = nv—More Hight than plain glass. ‘ MOTOR. CAR SUPPLY CO. : Pr Sa aT SS STUDEBAKER : Automobile Trimming |- ! and Top, Work. BISMARCK: FURNITURE CO. 220 * F m Jes en ht ws new cartiage See tS ine, \ This ‘hesbicies role shen | ig, run un- der™ strict ‘union conditions, there- by giving our men the:.8-hour , dér in the tect ofa maine pen=- ‘alty—of.$500 and six months tn goal; how England is\ -going to |\for viglation. % rl this winter—because coal is the power behind’ every gun and every man atthe front and the more that’s Saved at home the mofe’men and the STOP CORN AGONY. IN HOUR SECONDS 3 corn: ae a and ‘calluses peel off painlessly. in gne Aa ftom oe Leesan on& ‘of aie ca et. | world. “The prone in ne. home; sthe it; dries: at once. ‘Phen walk fO¥nieven swith, ‘tight, “| Carrying Nout the ord ‘spirit. is} Shoets. - You‘know your:corfi will-loom peéple.- at} en from: your toe—peel:. itt off” with * home can do; ‘that’s their attitude. = | Your -flugers, © Try ‘it, “corn sufferers, Allowances of gas and™electricity | and youN smile! _ Tor lighti#t} are set:torth in;the order, bat ‘Ondy one: kind. of fuel may be| baek icorn ‘used for heating.~ ‘That is, it “coal: is costs, but. a fri \psed for: heating, gas is; barred, and] M’f'd ‘by: Vice. vérsa. “Gets-It,"-the guaranteed, monty. Temov6r, the only: sure way, erat’ any drug store. 8 pest “corn remy at