The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 11, 1919, Page 8

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DAILY TRIBUNE — DARING YOUNG "BANKER AGAIN From N. P. Train in B. V. D.'s, Taken to Chicago for whom the police have been cuffed and clad only in his underwear, The battery condition shown here happens with every other battery but the Vesta. The illustra- tion shows the wooden mats broken down—the plates touching. Short circuits result—the battery is killed. But this can’t happen with the Vesta—the y plates are locked apart by Vesta Indestructible Isolators. 4A clerk, immediately after a confeder- The construction and the advantages of these ate had withdrawn an account origin- Isolators will be explained to you at any Vesta Service Station. This remarkable invention gives the Vesta doubled life and has placed the Vesta above all other storage batteries. ords and setting bankers and officials appeared from a bank worthless ch last July upon tung of Dicki eloping with Mar lof age, daughter | prosperous farmer at Hebron. When LAHR MOTOR SALES CO. Distributors of Vesta Batteries, Federal Tires and Overland his possession ,000 bi In going to ¢ and the girl pas fin a Paig in the F. idering a gave his personal check in upon the young man de ve arrived from rout indow, while hand-cuffed g only a B, V. D. union KINDERGARTEN NOTICE ESTRAY NOTICE. One Kon old, wei, The Kindergarten in the Will a school will resume work next. Frid: Monday a. m., March 17, with Paldwi Miss Matilda Williams in charg? eee Ae Seis as heretofore. Parents having ay DANO, children of Kindergarten ag2) playing band — instrument! , will please see their children are | a 1 to meet at the ¢ it. A_month later Zalatorious returned », {to Chicago und account in another institution s of checks filehed from his F jac those | bank e involved in a legal action to rer are re: ¢ which of them is mmereial |for payment of the diverted che an tara ° , felub hall at 8 o'clock Tuesday even-! a entered pron aa Supt. | ine coMMIT | TURKEY AND ALL THE TRIMMI (Continued from Page One.) the men of Co, A, the hearquarters company, sanitary detachment — and of the F ing First 2, shortly before noon. | met at the train by the THE VALUE OF A CHECKING ACCOUNT “ DI band and patriotie organizations, and after there they will various hospitable the city where they will A Checking Account in this strong National Bank enables you to han- dle your receipts and ex- penditures of money with system and accuracy. will be a formal homecoming the auditorium, and in the eve dancing wntil everyone is go home. ready peer mele |Hold Conference | To Solve. Rail Financial Tangle | eS | Washington, March 11.—The finan- ‘inl predicaments faced by the rail- propriations od by Director nes and leading railway ex- We cordially place our complete facilities at your disposal and sug- gest that the next time vou are in our neighbor- hood you stop in and talk over your requirements with our officers. finance corporation. The conference was the first of a Bismarck,ND. Small as well as large accounts cordially — in- vited. series of informal conferences, with which it is hoped to substitute a plan for the $750,000,000 sought _ but not j authorized by Congress. The Oldest and Largest Bank in this section of the State WINDOW SHADES _ worth |75e, now selling at 65c,while they last. Call and see FAUNCE— 4th St. “The Home of Service” Also the Home of Chevrolet, Hudson and Hupmobile Cars IMPROVE YOUR FARM Don’t let the lack of money stand in the way of improving your farm. If you do, you are not playing fair to yourself, your country or our Allies. foe | missouri VALLEY ali MOTOR CO. CARL PEDERSON, Mer. Anton Zalatorious, Who Escaped | = IN THE TOILS aa ) Ne ae For seven months, Anton Zalatovi- | y G ching since he leaped from a pas- | ger train between Bismarck and} nestown last July, while hand-! f \ jhas been working in a Chicago bank | ‘again, but was rearrested last week | land his career of juggling bank ree-j employed as a ledger} tarted with $100 and increased | eck for $40,000 pe d, e; Walth, 17 years | Jake Walth, a! placed under arrest he had $31,000 in| n ieago and took charge of the | | prisoner, but while on the train en) he young man leaped from | { i another name, ob- | work in a bank and soon had | employment. These two | sible j FOR OUR YANKS | bankers, and officials of the FARMERS SHOW — BIG INTEREST Attendance at Avery Tractor School Has Exceeded 100— Many Prospective Buyers a ery is for greater food production. Leave | and Parts nothing undone that will help to make your fa Oh a ene Sia p to make your farm = Wis ue feel of expert This bank is making loans to farmers of the = | Oe wae ean to hep io community for crop financing and farm improve- SS Tea ments. If we can be of service to you don't. hesi- SS Look over our battery tate to call upon us. & department, it is the most S completely equipped in CAPITAL SECURITY BANK € the state. 2 S -— Bismarck, N. D. Ss _- AUTOMOBILE PAINTING w You will be interested in com- w paring our work with that aw of pther shops, - That this is to be central North Da- kota’s biggest tractor year is indicated by the attendance at the Avery tractor school which ic being condi experts at the French & Welch hard-) More than 100 farmers, CASCO-2/8 in. LYDE-2%% in, ceptionally good. The Avery output for March already js oversold, and the demand is far greater than antici- pated. The plant is now back on a pre-war basis of production, and it hopes within the next two months to Quer respopr acon micas Bismarck North Dakota tractor-owners or prospective purcha: 2EATER STRENGT ‘ewer Spoontulgg ie 3 BIGGER — SAVINGS The value of baking powder is based on its leavening strength. You can’t judge it by the size of the can—or by the amount you get for your money. You must estimate it by the ,amount of baking powder ased. in each baking and the resz/ts you get. CALUMET is the greatest value ever offered in Baking Powder — it has greater raising “‘force” —it goes further than most of the other brands. You use only a rounded or heaping tea- spoonful where others call for two teaspoonfuls or more. But Baking Powder is not all you save when using Calumet. You save baking materials. Calumet sever fails. The last /ede/* teaspoonful is as owerful as the first. Calumet is per- ectly manufactured—Zeeps perfectly— and is moderate in price. You save when you buy it You save when you use it One trial will satisfy you of. these facts — and demonstrate beyond doubt that ‘“‘Calumet spells economy.” Your ‘grocer sells it on a guarantee of money back if you are not pleased with results. Calumet contains only such ingredients as have been approved officially by the U. S. Food Authorities, Made in largest, finest, most sanitary baking powder factory in the world. HIGHEST 3wi33. and the attendance | shows an unusual degree of interest. Carney Coal Phone 94 which they have give the instructors| C.-E. Burgess of Valley City, block- man for all of central North Dakota, \O- E., Anderson Lbr. Co, : 4 ITS UNWISE to put off to-day’s duty until te. morrow. If your stemech is is in charge of the school, and a. Crane, an expert from the Fargo branch, is the instructor. Tractors are dismantled and reassembled; maz- | néto and engine troubles evplained, |, and a thorough course of instruction ‘in the care and operation of tractors is given Five of these schools are being con- ducted in Mr. Burgess’ block. At all of them the attendance has been ex- acid-disturbed take KI-MOIDS the discomfort ef be in a position to promptly fill all orders. S TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1919 the new ald to digestion comfert today. A plessant relief from ecid-dyopepata, MADE BY SCOTT @ BOWE AKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULEON

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