The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 12, 1918, Page 6

) Pradix LOS ‘| the ding Cent Slope : ROS... if Iwere in fails and were not ashainad : A, W. LUCAS CO.. WEBB. B _of the fact I would advertise. MOTOR..CO, “UNDERTAKING |, Undertaker = Embalmera ~If I had a poor business I would adye! Distr of i P. ARLORS: Funeral Directors . and get. more business. . See Factory batars ims “Day Phone 645 ech “Af Thad a good busines, L would advertise pamyno. nt 9 rouoatt . : Licensed Embalmer in Charge | and make it better... Night Phone’ 100 ‘Licensed Emb: Par Display advertising is thé biggest sing *° peas sat — re ; A.W. CRAIG ‘ Day Phone 50 force in the usihess world today: ‘ sondbst ko} - Lieensed Embalmer in‘Charge Night Phone 487 Did it,ever occur to you that some of the was too latge | , biggest buyers, of advertising are those who ‘seen’ one that was ‘ i top ; . . Haye advertising space to sell? | ; Higent averting ig the life- : TRANSFER and RRORSER | ~ ’ The-Chicago News‘s probably the highest. priced daily advertising’ medium in America, | _Ungle Sam: has ‘oth d AX ie Chicago News buys more advertisin the: disply ad. ¥ ; TRANSFER AND : - gpace,to'tell about.its advertia i sHe, senda to every. newspaper in the land at + STORAGE.’ any. other newspaper-in Amer! 43 : We haye unequalled, fect: ; ~The Chicago News advertises in ‘th PASTEURIZED ~ tles for moving storage and “perg thet. are read by- other, ne 1 a a rush, he ater a the display:- . today. America's greattat single yh display: advertising, AS, ; Kk back, over our Liberty: Loan —— a f eo ioe ‘ : Rel Cross and Y. M.C.-A. and Knights | itn ta Pe es ' Jumbua and Salvation Army and War Livtdeiad i , gait ek shipping - of: . ho! goods, Careful, experienced - mien. . We also “handle ice, habeas TRANSFRI BR. COMRAN "902 Fifth St.” ‘Phone 62 They are also read by invegtors in adv ving, he i . The Giiags ‘News doesn't advertise be- “ cause it;has to; it advertises because it fi ly, believes in the value of advertising: ‘and, strictly asia, cold. blooded . proposition, ees fs cause advertising geta r Ba’ MILK | BISMARCK DAIRY CO. 210 Broadwa: ' Phone rit Sana saa ne ELECTRICAL it : > _ Notice your own. hame newspaper: ; ae) ene eee epee atlantion: of the nego a i ; , s tt uses display advertising space. ‘It ioWs plan pul Ree S R eee ; L ‘ ELECTRIC: SHOR : that to hit ite: readers. squarely between the “3 tliése drives’ aS the big hikes: i i ‘and : ee é : Wi 7 : Vs . & K..aKEELS. : ; F band RF. : eyes it must display its mesage. \e 0 the aught: yoar, attention the moment-you l q , Ryerything. Electrical * HP" Expert Dry Cleaning: ‘It. knows that, a, well. written display ad opened‘you paper and: that held it until.you -‘Autemobiles Wiring Fixtures and Snpplice tl. - ¢ aera carries & punch' that. never. canbe inject word and ones a conyers \ into an editoriaf, or, pews story,, no. matte Deloo Farm Light Plants / ‘ how. well. it's written, TATLOW: AND CLEANER In-the not dong ago, Teitien ‘and counties Om “PHOTO sa posite HARDWARE—IMPLEMENTS Willard: ‘Service Battery ‘Saturday Evening. Post. advertising. space. when they. wished to ‘apeak. to, their public ye id een ae | —— is. worth $5,000. for. an. ordinary: page and »resarted:-to long, .tedious. “Legal, Notices,” ~ | Phoue ‘870 . 408 ‘Broadway SHOE at. : , -$10,000 for a.cover page. |< -2-w ny, whioreases and thereforés atid so- . icone ™ In every week's issue,’ in spite of the fact’ any, cements are af ‘that! George Horace Lorimer has a whole edi-, .° Téday. in the and more-and,more.in Bay Have You Heard. the. “Latest Music?, i Mh oh ee | STEIN’S Foleom’s Jewelry Store 414 Main St.’ - Phone 562R | SES tooth isines » torial page in, which ta talk face to face with T the: west; the: municipalities: and: other civil : é his readers, ‘the Saturday Evening Post, uses divisions \are~ turning to :the snappy, pepful,., ty MAIN os a hh several; thousand dollars: worth of, its own. purposeful: display. ad, =~ ‘ wo ie eT: gilt-edge advertising, space to tell its read, y find that,. even, though. it costa a. ———SSSSSS———S ers about: itself. ; ; more, it'pays better. >” < x} HEMSTITCHING ‘ —_— { ets, quicker results; it gets mote gen- an , esults ; everyone gees a display ad if ~ Collier's 3, which ‘probably gets as much aa The}, ‘well, written:.and. properly ‘set. up.. It > Saturday Evehing, Post does.for its advertis- / self upen'the reader's attention |as ing, and we found there a big display: ad for. nothing eae, will S the Boston. Post, advertising its advertisi ‘That, ad prokably cost the Post-more. than, ‘it will get. from a solid page of alivertising tisin bond houses, are advertising, They>\ _. andsthe Post didn’t: buy that space becau to: think’ it; was’ not: ethical, but they. ~ \it needed’ or. particularly. cared for the ‘good have: “gotten over. ‘that. will of ‘Collier's, = cot oh No business is so dignified that it cannctiias 3 oe ee by dignified, honest, sincere adver- ‘FINE pucorrs ‘If you are new carr = or mailin your film: Expert Developing FINNEY'S DRUG STORE Bismarck, N. D, MEMSTITCHING, ‘ AND; PicoT- 1 | Mall Odors, Fated, M.C. HUNT Phone 849, ‘416 Bienen, 1 hak are advertising, banks are adver- WHERE T0 DINE \ | Mr. Business ie CLEANING ‘and: DYING. : 4 ies * Are ore an that, you and:your business are. judged by. the kind of> stationery you use?) at If it ip: printed in The Tribune's, Be sah reli ot up-to-date Job Department you need Pane oa have no fear. of the. judgment: ee % SN NA If you are’not in the habit. of hav- This establish.’ , y ing us do your work, drop.in and'let's * ment.is ran ui: . ‘When thirsty drink— | HAMM’S EXCELSO ‘Nothing is: more retreshin fe | BARBIES: ‘ DRY CLEANING AND ‘DYE ‘WORKS: 3 to do, it” is bene busin aR Vertise, ighigisag goods, then adver:' \ Advertising i isa; business: Proposition. tise, some more. ; 5 than.a cold glass of. gdod It is just as. fmuch’ ‘a partrof one’s business“) HY on your own ibigsen Our ‘ad spe-, eae 8 Excelsg.on: a hot. any, ) .- a8 one’s light and, heat; bills ‘and rent and, ‘eialist: e, glad to- help: you, to line up.a i clerk hire and the original , investment in. program, hich will produce results, -. . Phone ciate Front, St. ic. M: Rosson’ C: Downing He ne us talk‘the matter over with. you. let Butch MEO We call for and deliver,” Mail Le pte | adele a THE AD ON “Bitimates cheerful Siven, Oh all een. orders promptly. filled, - Phone 895") P ig: Le ness: card to a. men; the’ S-hour, .- catalog, and our Prices: are, Tight, , \pIa COMEDY guccess RE NEXT. vate DAY. sor, foom*and’ “Bath seems & hate eta ‘tirst iar in populafity. This uniisual farce com- edy, ‘by C.° W. |Bell ind Mark Swan, wad'one of the few New. York success-| es that’ ran-well into;the summer: aad contiiued to draw capacity houses: long:after ‘the bitatering’ New; York hebt had: set) in, : It bus dlso:the:un- usust distinction of having acordd not- abld'itriumphs in both» Chicago’ and NewYork in the same seagon,’ run; ning ‘forfour montha in the former. city and: ‘for, nearly. eight: in; the lat- tersi2/Ay H. Woods will now’ present the: may at the Auditorium, Friday, August “Barion. Bedroom and’ Bath has been describe das \a fresh,: fll farcical frolic in three acts. It offers | aa novel. and original a: plot as have ES ee ‘eed presented ~ in the theatre in many seasons. : It'ise broad satireon the (dentiméntalside of: feminine na: ture, The story deals with the e» capades of a mild and innocent young | gueriteRisder, Hot ines ‘Frank ippant| John: Fernlock,and others. pospand whose. wife, _ loves, him be: pegs ms : me ' : the army! > 7 “Under ae from the Provost, Marshal General, you have five days from this date, or until August 16th, 1918, at. 7p. m., in which to engage in a ‘useful occupation, as de- fined-by.the Regulations. ‘Failure to comply with the terms of this order will ‘subject you to immediate induction into cause she thinks he i8‘a gay Lothario.\ ‘The young map | is desperately in love with his wife, but as innocent-of, ex-.| ° th’*|periencé as: the ‘proverbial lamb: Newt ertheless, he is compelled to sustain his wife’ illusiohy: and reluctantly, oes the way. of folly. Things to happen to him: He finds himselt, ins a ‘lonely -wayside; ‘inn. which, through a combination: ¢f. umforeseen;|, circumstances ‘is ‘turned !intov'a: verit-| able seraglio... To reveal_more: would). be: betraying: the ‘easoaligicinteteat: ft} the author's; story. “A:festival ofifan| is..promised in the:developments that, ensue, The notable company..includes | Rapa ‘Ann; Luke, Homer Barton, ‘Mar; |. ie) Moore, Ryd Martin, Gertrude, Boomer. Gack « Oster. |, man, Violet Barnéy, George Vibert he BUY W. 5, &- Carbone in Arc, Lampe. : A. group’ of Européait’ Me aa decided, after experimenting, “that, bet- fer results, were: obtainable by ‘placiag the carbons in arc lamps -horizontally and one slightly<: ‘abave the ‘other. / Notice to all owners and employees of.pool halls, who. are, e. registered, | under the Select: | _ive Bervice, | in Bubletah County, N. Dake He y, Sra is A aig : . ! dl to shall. Foch has up his “sleeve. The ‘shade portion of the map sho and Belgian, Soil. the Germans would : give up: if they carried, pu' true, but. you, can’t the vast expanse of-French t—the: ae the Al-| pletely surround” the’ safe: es ive & MOTOR CAR SUPPLY COMPANY ‘Distributors of. ‘pats 4 se edal ‘Federal lol Oils.” ry 206 th a : fas on But this is not all. ranged fer armed guards that ¢ sit: facing. the | windows. They. cont treasure and at the Same, time clear view in all directions, The, car has just been put into‘use Just. back Owing to tle space required, © ‘the an | school aude Gul tee. isfactory | posit : “college and what -it hundreds; of, the | ods ald i-advanée. ~ 1 all ST are ry’; must ‘be stopped ‘on “expt ition” dai to, sans id windows. ithe: “driver's Beat“is. the entrance| Dodge Brothers chassis’pn ie the ‘ ‘ mn f 4 ne ahs Wy GOING prom BANK: ue idols Hlehvaynen being very estan fe>| door for the main compartmient; which igh f 5 #8 —/ 'wo. Chicago banks and & transfe> a spec! mount rot ms r Local Board fot Burleigh Gountie In the course of daily business fe comparly have taken means to protest, 13 a es euassiieng inh bar glass eed oat by. ey o 3 for banks ¢ fer large | money in transit through city streets ruck attachme! a By, John P. French, ‘Chairman. mageeyery or banks to tran Be | go. thOPUUghIY- af IE cam be. protect. e Peet The chief piece of equipment inthe |muchj resembles an ordinary: omnibus, ’ / \ \ % in asmotor car: ts: mounted.'a ain compartment is & large ane safe,| close inspéction being requi! jovob- ] é , £ '\ But body: built: on «a spécial dest in which’ the money is securely lockéd| serve tht iron windowbars = Sauter The river. is' compl aaa ry! barat each trip from bank te bank.” hae sums, Of money,’ tro’ mth the vaults of other ban! lesa risk ‘amually attends SPRAY GR Been R eee oe eee NORE AT