The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 18, 1919, Page 6

PAGE 6 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE TEN QUERIES AND YOU’RE TAGGED SKILLED WORKMAN OR BLUFFER It’s U. S. Employment Service|. Way of Fihding If Men Are Qualified for Trades in Which They Seek Jobs DE Ck M. KERBY Correspondent . 17. —With 10 simple ner of the United States employment service can tell whether an applicant for a job as skilled workm: any trade is ex- perienced or bluffing Within five New Yor questions un ¢ on his way at svolyed for the Unit the rapid placement ‘Thousands, of qu tions were boiled down to the 10 k d for each trade. 'y secret. until the Hi the data of the psychologists h ed over to the employ y | ice A GREAT ESOREMY Bf 2, the active my Neolin-soled ones not abso- y in our party ” said Miss Jean attle, Washington. le to pieces quickly. stood the test b built into Women , too—tvho are y them with them by a —and i hard on s Nedlin Sc 1 Co., Akron, Wingtoot Heels, guaranteed to cutwear all other he 4 NATIONAL BANK | Bismarck ND. ‘The Oldest and Largest Bank in this section of the State SS Bal harm, exceed the ers and the eom reduced. The best policy, a: tion. “em, (2 ; that CAUSE OF th EXTRA WEAR foci, The unions wl that none of its men shonky: opps, no far as New York wa stem has been tried out in nded next ment office in the Uni 1e object of the ‘thade test’ 1s to sh niners, Who know noth- | ill be able quickly and 'sify the men who apply for ski id Mr. Stev man ‘comes in for a job. tions,” “Suppose He says pe | carl , Ford? used on a is one word Ford re- because No mechanic who pair man could object to it, all such men * yw the a “We have “ i questions for $5_ skilled occupations. he questions will be changed periodic- ly. asy job. For in- » trade of a general nic there are not over sa basis for as been no in the enti atomobile mech non- sinpilar ly none of nd the best experts in the trade I of them, they have no trade test. There are al- rertain points in any trade whica pical of the unique knowledge of trade, It is upon the small ion is based. or tradesman for. | trades racti points that a que How do the trades unions regard They are for it strong. gent of one of the biz had a standing order busin rule was abolished concerned. craftsmen of his union came to ni every one was placed the same JOYFUL EATING Unless your food is digested with- out the aftermath of painful acidity, the joy is taken out of both eating and living. KI-MOIDS are wonderful in their help to the stomach troubled with over-acidity. Pleasant to take—relict prompt and § definite. MADE BY SCOTI & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION, nN AN UNSAFE PLACE Any place in your |tion without hesit: IDEAS BROUGHT HIM: FORTUNE George Washington Grant, Baseball’s Newest Ma AS a Bewsboy. he SHARTED LONDON’ ROLLER SKATING AN LEFT WITH A FORTUNE if HE BEGAN AS A NEWSIE IN. NEW YORK. (ong een ° PE : oy Ca Xe q GEORGE WASHINGTON GRANT <— From newsboy to big league base- jland, where he-started a roller skating ball maguate. { rink. Yet George Washington Grant, who It went big. re has just bought the Boston Braves, American pep shook the staid Eng- made it. lishman out of their stolidity, and Twenty Grant aned up a fortune. papeneth He had another idea, : 2 Moving picture shows furnished him Only one thing marked h the means of expressing it. ferent from. his fellow newsics. Another hit, and another fortune. Ho had an idea He returned (o America, this news- His idea xoale him to London, boy millionaire, this man of ideas. da to!the sd} A. ye empleo ne employe ‘Tape a In what way are the invisi- own on a blue- kind of find out the y by hand? “By these now in army, from the draft boards were placed, Stevens’ What happens to a hole if drill is ground off Cen- » Jarge . (over size). purpose do a machine? | 000 skilled nen who crue properly to the Golden, 3 iL standarde 3-4 inch bolt? who ¢ kind of a ilipex vther ‘omerer Will! iteasure th Gf an dnch? AL Ve A SAMBT set? BP What do syou call a pai’ of with oue i ; Get Rid of That house is an unsafe place : for keeping your Liberty Bonds. Liberty Bonds are the same as money and if you keep them in desks or trunks or any ofher place arcund the home they are constantly subject to the danger of toss from various causes. Keep your Liberty Bonds and other impor- tant papers and valuables in a private Safe Deposit Box in the vault of this bank and protect yourself against loss. ance The policy of this bank is bal-; anced to a nicety. the advantage of our customers. If a bank follows too liberal a policy it may, possibly without It works out to practises of safe and sound banking. Yet, if the bank is too,conserva- tive its.ability to s erve its. custom- munity becomes 3 you can’ gee, is the balanced one where every customer is af- forded the maximum amount of banking ser- vice with absolute safety at all times. |A RING CHAMPION SURE of erenent Cough g, persistent_cougit throat or lung ith, ckman’s Alterative, c end eobutlder: of -20-~years’ and.’ $1.50 | bottles » by the use of the What do you.c eop a nut frou) otter, Q. What do you call the p used to thread a hole in steel? ER Ors itadetphte HAS A TOUGH TIME It’s certainly tough to De ™ cham-juput hig sightseeing now and then {n pion of the prize ring these: days. perder to spend a few minutes mop- Thé fight’ fans are just recovering ping up some Jive w as person who from the shoek of Rickard’s announce.) aes that Re Ours is such a policy as you will note when, bank the ‘etek service of this SHON GBB BANK ht. Still, these Wilk be but minor ills of ment that he is going to pay Jess Wil-an otherwise delightful trip and: fully lard’ 100,000 iron men -for’ stepping | ce td t n over the ER uahislon df e’d say, ‘byt the, eel a ring, for an hour-or so. 5 ot. ait oa tae nd now listen‘to what Billy, uy a up and chirps. ; eae Min i bent Benny: ‘Leonard, ea to be asthe light-weight oe meat to ecpain tera two [7 the world, visiting Aus: {Henry Sree pe on the ritht, of the; eae France and. Eng- | picture, wears the appegi yegrance of one who feels that he’s been | cheated ‘some- here. Youre right, Henry; better. get in|! ihe ring‘ und then youl be in the us y side giate, Began His Career AN’ MADE ANOTHER PILE PUTA TH oes MOVIE BUSINESS. He had another idea. He bought the Boston Braves. His story is up to date. The success or failure of his latest idea lies in the future. >.’ | But Grant is still optimistic, His ideas*are-still going strong. He is, already planning several | trades and purchases which he hopes will put the Braves in the running for the 1919 championship, . leg? AL (Herma- phrodite). 10. Q. rel of 2 micrometer Marphadite How many turns of the bar- equal one-tenth Sc Le | ular ené lust year, who has been Kept ART EWEN TO LEAD MIDDIES| Member of: Present Third @ass tc Elected Captain—He Is Powerful DefeAse Player. The members of the Naval Academy Sootball team haye elected Arthur C. Ewen of New Us mapEhiy > a inetaber of the. present thi next Season, “His: positic ‘a right end, ) h he Nas played successfully two} seagons. He is a powerful defense |. man, and also’ has, done Lis part ac- tably in-forward pass plays. He is only member of his class who. re- ceivéd the “Ny” this season and will play next “year. Seventeen players who. won letters and @umerals this season will be avail- able next year, besides*Graves, n reg- out: of the game this season by in- juries, The squad also wilt be able to draw from a new class ofa thousand members. : | Carne# Coal Phone 94 Q. E. Anderson Lbr. C. Tel. 314 ote 2 of aninch? A. Four. AUTOMOBILES, ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES © Western Sales: Co. Distributors of i MAXWELL AND_OLDSMOBILB: AUTOMOBILES : ‘GREEN DRAGON ” SPARK PLUGS Automobile: Acces- sories of All Kinds | FILTERED GASOLINE Free Air and Water . BATTERY ‘ SERVICE STATION BANNER HOUSE “ Boarders wanted;.room and board bd per. week, , Two in a bed is. $7.00) apiece. ~ Single and double _ roonfs. Board is as good a place as in the state for the money. Owner and-pro- prietor,, Sam Micola, 104 Main St., + fnssTgQmAtte Radiator Repairing) uh —and— Battery Repairing CORWIN MOTOR CO. . : Bismarck, N.:D.. i f-dony i i y BUICK and : ‘ cod ie Valve in Head Motors CORWIN MOTOR CO. Bismarck, N. D. BISMARCK MOTOR COMPANY Distributors of. STUDEBAKER cand CADILLAC Automobiles phone 231. PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS Day Phone. 100-M vee Frenes 100 or 687 , | Of course, Benny will have to inter swim. _—— ans WEBB. BROS. ’ Undertakers — Embaimers ; Funeral Directors Licensed Ezabalmer in Charge Day Phone 5¢ ‘Bismarck Realty Co. Learning comes be- foreeaming: Unskilke egivorkershave slow, ,hard.climbing all “their days. "Business, " educatioy is the logical free steptobig * bigger. sees, eomnelst training at the) 7 DAICOTA. BUSINESS é COLLEGE means caceptional opportunities. This i in- stitution, 27 years old, holds confidence pf big northern bankers, business and. profes; sional and public mea. Many started here themselves--they, know D. B, C. ‘students, receive thorough practical instruction --are glad to employ them. Write sor full information to P, L. Watkine, Pres, Keep your clothes dry cleaned, pressed and. repaired. , Only.experts in my employ. RANCHES. High prices for livestock continue. Ranch preperty is increasing in value. Let us interest you in some excel- lent properties in Burleigh, McLean and Slope Counties. > 12 Bismarck Bank Bldg. ee SMARCK.- “NORTH DAKOTA’ Bring or mail-in_your films for et Developing ' te 3:8] Jon ater and $2 Expert Dry Cleaning KLEIN TAILOR, AND CLEANER @HOE FITTERS (ma hitney “MAIN ches %/ DAIRY—MILK—CREAM PURE PASTEUR- : IZED MILK Our Milk Station‘ Open Daily |e 8 A. M. to 6 P. M., Saturday night to 9 O'clock. Sundays From 9 to.1 P M. Only. BISMARCK’ DAIRY CO. 210 Broadway - us ‘SMOKER'S. ‘FACTORY PRICE Per Per | Por 1000 100 60 Billy's Big 10 Sell Me $80:00. Commercial Co 8 80.00 H me Industry .. N. P. Speciat A uE SHIP Cicaks BY PARCEL POST ~~ + ( Address)” WILLIAM F. ERLENMEYER, © Cigar Factory. as ‘tra St! Bismarck, N.@D. 243. : . DR. A. SCHUTT OENTIST Special Worle In Extracting New Spectacles. |, - Mhe latest development in spectacles is: supplied . with, electric light, - set either between the eyes or in the rim surtouiding the eye. “A clear, shadow- Jess light is this ‘thrown: upon the ob-~ fect of vision, though the eye itself is ie from ane eee te) of a