The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1919, Page 2

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNB CITY NEWS Arrived’ Yesterday. Arthur Johnsén, who had been in the war service for the past year, re- fifned hottie yesterday from Corozal, Panama, where hé had © been located for nine months. ‘Before going to (Panama, he was stationed for some time at various points in the United States, Masonic Dance. The Masonic lodge will give a danc- ing party tonight: in Masonic temple. This will be a “shirt waist party,” owing. to the warm weather, aud the then may remove their coats for com- fost. Dancing will be enjoyed until} 1 O'clock, and refreshments will be cereal about 11:30-by the ladies of the Eastern Star, ‘Chefs Seeking a Rep. The committe in ‘otlarge has de- cided that it will serve a table d'hote supper, whatéver that may be, at the celled and the price attractive. Sev- eral chefs of more or less experienc are looking after the menu. They are Bound ‘to make a reputation for then- was ill in a hospital for six weeks. Mr. Malone enlisted in Bismarck in 1918, and after two months” service sailed for France. Presbyterian chureh next Thursday evening. The cuisine will bo unex- SA URDAY SPECIALS FRESH VEGETABLES Spinach, Parsley, Cucumbers, New Potatoes, Tomatoes, Green Onions, Wax Beans, Radishes, Green Peppers, Celery, Rhu- barb, Beets, Carrots, Turnips, Head Lettuce. Expect to have Asparagus. ——GROCERIES——- eur Sterifoam, the same as Sani- Flush, one brush free with every can 5 at... 2 Cc Cream Crisp, regular ‘35e seller, special, per pound ©... z 30c Fancy Bulk ‘Japan T fea, regular 50¢ value. per pound ... Pride of Delaws toes. Special, 8 cans for ... Fruited Wheat, ages! for. Special, : 38c ‘e Sweet Pota- pendable. selves, vited. Mrs. leaving the hospital today. Mts. among those to feney the Tiospital yes- terday. Mrs. for he To See “Tdaho Mine. L. S. Honstead~ leaves tomorrow noon with a aay to inspect the min: ing property of the lowa Gold Mining Kelly of Bismarck is Co., which is located 39 miles north of Boise, Ida. ‘The party will be gone Jens Aamot of Makato was about two weeks, and those who are plenning to go are; Mr. and Mrs, ‘rank’ Blake, Bismarck; F. J. Fritag Charles Meecre ett yesterday or ‘Max and Hiram Landers, Mr. and (Mrs, Ed Hamlin, Mr.” Collins and Inspection and patronage in- Bismarck Hospital Notes, M. W. Cc. C. Daugherty: of Nebraska left Frank Homan of Wing. —! the hospital: today. Beechér Malone, Burleigh County Schools Close. On May 9, School No. 2 in the Ghy- Beecher Malone Home. son of” County lin district ‘closéd after a successfn Commissioner C.'L. Malone, arrived) coven months’ term, with Miss Jennio in © Bismarck yesterday, afte ten nionths* service ft France. ° Brooks, teacher: ie was ‘Miss Anna I. Jensen completed an ind the battle Of the Argonne, ald was] oi chr months” teri of achdol on May wound and Wag itt the nionths.* oth’ di West Virginia and Pennsylvania boys. ae yal Ceacciloed at Prices That Brown & Geierman, Grocers Cherries, Grape Fruit, Lemons, BUBBLE’S HAND SOAP For general cleaning; regu- J} """y,, lar 10c seller. ee vial, 4 cans for.. iit rae Lae ed Fieeeinet 16, Jn school No. 4, in the Christiania district.” He was a member bf the Today school No. 4 at Arena in the vison which was made ‘up of Harriett district, closed after an eight months’ term. “The teachers are Zora t Newport, News | he] kysitka and Bentina Hollen. Entertained at Dinner. ‘Mr. and Mrs. .P. H. Thordah! of Fifth street eritertained at a prettily arriyin; honor’ of their’ house gilests, Mr. and 4 Mrs. R. C. Battey of Billings, Mont., who have been” spending the past week or more in Bismarck. Covers for the dinner were placed for ten guests, and Russell roses formed a Yeautiful centerpiece for the dining table, Following the dinner, the even- ing was pleasantly: passed at cards and dancing. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE- Talk | CLOSURE SALE Default having ‘occurred in the ditions of the mortgage herei after seribed, NOTICE IS HEREBY that that certain mortgage executed and délivered by Izidori Weinberg and Fani Weinberg, his wife, mor 08s, to Paul C, Remington, mortgagee, dat- ed the 13th day of May, 1914, and filed for record in the office of the Register Successor to ' ? of Deeds of Burleigh County, North FRUITS Oranges, page 30, will be foreclosed by a sitle of the premises in such mortgage’ and hereinafter described at the front door of the Courthouse in the City of Bis- marck, County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, at the hour of ten o'clock, a, m., on the 80th day of June, 1919, to satisfy the amount due upon such mortgage on the day of sale. premises described in” such mortgage and whith will be ‘sold to satisfy the same are situated in Bur- leigh County, North Dakota, and are described as follows, towit :The South- west (SW 1-4) Quarter of Section Four (4), Township One Hundred hree (143) North, of Range Bananas, Strawberrics, Apples 25¢ Fe GARDEN SEEDS ALL KINDS | seventy-seven (77) West, of the 5th Froma Cereal, regular Se P.M. 25e seller. 15 There will be due on said mortgage x at the date of sale the sum of $766.21, Phez Loganb ry Juice, & (said swim includes taxes upon said gallon, property paid by wortgagec, interest DIY oes e on a prior.mortgage on said property paid by mortgagee, and insurance Hunt’ 8 Baking Powder, 2 cans premiums on instirance on said prop- for onl, ‘Ambri pound 40c erty paid by mortgagee), besides the costs, disbursements ‘and expenses of this foreclosure. * Dated this 20th day of May, 1919. Paul C. Remington, Mortgagee. Newton, Dullam & Young, Bismarck, 30c Sw ect Chocolate, at, hes pou Frank’s Sauer. Kraut, North Dakota, Attorneys for Mort- Paes k Oc jam 3 cans for .. : 5-23-30-6-6-13-20-2 Your groceries must be the best ,the freshest, the most wholesome, the most nourishing. Especially in the summer time, your digestive organs must be safeguarded with proper healthful food. What avails a penny saved here ‘and there, if your food isn’t the most healthful, appetizing and substantial. We offer nothing but the best groceries and provisions—the sort ‘that keep well in your icebox, set well in your stomach—and yet our prices are as reasonable as good groceries can ‘possibly be sold for. Our store and delivery service is most courteous, attentive and de- A full-line-of all Fresh Vegetables Avaialble. LOGAN’S “We Thank You” Both Phones 211. 118 Third 8t. Saturday Deliveries: 9-10:30; 2:30-4:30. Week Days: 10:30-3:30, “in Poor Provisions PURE HIGH TEST ATTEMPT TO WRECK SWEET ‘CREAM AMERICAN LEGATION Washington, May 23.—An: attempt was made to demolish the American legation building at San Jose, Costa There’s No Economy... appointed dinner yesterday evening in; Rica, Monday night, by a mob, accord- ing to advices today’ to the ‘state’ de- partment. Tho bomb was placed near the entrance to the legation’s recép- tion room, ‘but {the explosion caused only slight ‘damage. VICTORY BUTTONS FOR DISCHARGED ‘SOLDIERS Honorably discharged soldiers may have’ Victory ‘buttons’ by applying at the local army‘recruiting station and presénting their discharge papers. The recruiting {station is located in the Northwest hotel’bullding. So far, three men havé beeri examinéd ana accepted for military service. STORING FURS. The new method of storing furs in air-tight boxes, vaults or basements is wrong. It spoils the leather in your y furs, becatse of change of iiu- n warm and cold weather, Air-tight boxes are moth-proof, but they are not moth-killers. If there put them aay, there is plenty of air in the box to hatch out the young moth and cause damage to the fur. The new fur-storing method is easy to make money oun but also easy to ruin your fur garments. Cold storage is fine for raw-furs, but bad for newly- tanned furs. Have you ever stopped to think what effect soaking fur garments in gasoline has on the leather? If you haven't, just look at your hands after you have washed them in gasoline. If the gasoline affects the skin on your hands, don’t you think it affects the leather in the fur? The past ten years the fur dyers say: “We will dye your furs at your own risk.” Why should they say this? It is because the people have ruined their furs by storing them in damp places and cleaning them with gaso- line. Tribune Want ‘ads bring results. Phone 176. RATED 99 By the State WE CARRY THE BEST HOME MADE SAUSAGE ALL KINDS. BROWN WE SELL GROCERIES WITH A CLEAR CONSCIENCE We do not feel satisfied un- less we give our customers the best groceries and the fullest measure of grocery service. This service means prompt deliver’ efficient — tele- phone service, pleasant, in- telligent clerks, accurately kept. accounts and a stock of groceries and _— specialties whieh we can recommend FRESH DAIRY BUTTER— In-five pound jars, per poun A No. 2 can, special for ... GOOD sARDINES— 3 boxes for «. lar are moth eggs in your furs when you! DOHNS’ MEAT MARKET BISMARCK’S EXCLUSIVE MARKET CAN BE BOUGHT—POULTRY AND FISH. Q. 3.8. Richholt’s Cash and Carry (Poe ci} Grocery [7th « Thayer WE APPRECIATE YOUR TRADE MONARCH PORK AND BEANS— _ Home Made Cakes and Pies Steel Cut Coffee, regu- 3 pound ean for ——| : ANIAC KILLED AFTER WOUNDING CROSBY OFFICER Crosby, N.. D,, May 22.—Joseph Maudel, insame farm hand, this morn- ing wounded John Weeding, chief of police, and T. J. Haversrud, hotel- keeper, before he was himself fatally shyt by Deputy Sheriff Charles Reg- in f Maudel had been arrested by Weed- ing ‘who was ‘taking him in an auto- mobile to ‘the farm on which he had been eniployed. As the machine was about ‘to start, Maudel leaped to the ground and opened fire wiih a revol ver. One lullet passed through Chief Weeding’s ‘arm, and the other. struck Mr. Haversrud who was standing on! the sidewalk. Deputy Sheriff Reglin was in the dentist’s office across the street. On hearing the shooting he seized his! rifle which was close by, and opened fire on Maudel through the window. One of the bullets took 2ffect, and 'Maudel was instantly killed. Chief Weeding will recover. Mr. |Haversrud’s wound is serious and his recovery is doubtful. 2.500 AIRPLANES DELIVERED. Washington, D. C., May 23.—Since the armistice was “signed 2,500 air. planes and more than 10, 000" airplane engines have been delivered by Amer- ican” manufacturers, according to a report made public ‘today. Of the en- gines 1,695 were Liberty “12's” navy type, and 1,209 Liberty Twelves, army type. ‘Tribune Want Ads bring results. 512 Broadway. PER CENT Commissioner LINE OF MEATS THAT “ HAMBURGER & JONES with every confidence that they will make friends for us. Our Saturday offerings are the best the market af- fords in Vegetables and Fruits—Head Lettuce, Ripe Tomatoes, new Carrots and other Vegetables. Choice Strawberries, Cherries, Ba- nanas, Oranges, Etc. Don’t forget that— MONARCH COFFEE The Coffee with the rich fla- vor and the reasonable price. SW BET CREAM .55c 15c (23c a 45c value, per lb.. .38c $1.10 Tho day's expenditures don't run uy nearly so high if you trade here... Always fresh Home Mado Pies, Cakes, Etc. FRIDAY, ue 23, 1919. ri No Medicine- Chest . Without, Its Family Laxative baby. to the grandparente a good laxative is the necessary‘ ‘medi¢ine: in the ‘little its. It wards-off serious fickniess and saves doctor’s bills. Many a cold has been pre- vente tran fanning into grippe and pneumonia by itstimely 4 From the Many a racking headache haz been quickly dispelled by it. Andit is a laxative rather tharta drastic cathartic or putgative that should. bein every family medicine-chest, for a laxative can be used at afl ages. Thousands of good American families have for more than a quarter iry used a combination of simple laxative herbs with: pepsiti known ‘to druggists as Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. It is a laxative-tonic that acts on the bowels end stomach. Infants take it with perfect safety, and itis equally t effective for grownups. Grandparents are now seeing their children give: it to their babies. It is excellent for all the family in constipation no matter how chronic, indigestion, wind colic, biliousness, headaches, dyspepsia and similar ills. The druggist will refund your money if it fails todoas promised. , “Dr. Caldwell’s 'YYRUP The Perfect FREE SAMPLES— If you have never used Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin send for a free trial bottle to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 468 Washington St., Monticello, Ill. If there are babies at homie, ask for a copy of Dr. Caldwell’s book, Care of Caby.” d PRICE AS ALWAYS. In spite of greatly increaged laboratory costs due to the War, by sacrificing profits and absorbing. war taxes we have main- tained’ the price at which this family lox- ative has been sold by druggists for the pact 26 years. Two sizes— . 50c and $1.00. EPSIN Laxative KUPITZ CO. Phone 88—Will Connect You with All Departments——Phone 63 QUALITY SERVICE SANITARY Fourth Street Bismarck GROCERY DEPARTMEN Make a Dollar Worth One Dollar and Forty Cents SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY 48c 24c _22c - Japan. Tea Siftingsy 1 Ib. pkg. : 21 Cc Thousands of pounds more of good Original Packed Califor- 7s Prunes, 5 Ibs. 75c MEAT AND FISH DEPARTMENT 12¢ 20c 25c Whenever you sce the name ‘‘Kupitz Soepeny:’ think of the best at the least price. GUSSNER’S Home of Quality Groceries and Meats 310 Main Phone 60 10c SUGAR— Corn, No. 2 tins, 20c per pound . value, at, 2 5c Baker’s onium Choco- late, 14 lb. cake, 25c vive a” 18¢ Vn) Saar Monarch Baked ‘Beans, Tomatoes, No. Eastern pack, 20c value, at... White Borax Naptha oie 10 bars for .... ene Orange Marmalade, in bulk, 30¢ value Kre-Me-Kuts (Macaroni), 3 for .. Canned Peaches, 2 1-2 Ib. cans, 85¢ value, 2 for .... 25¢ value, Hershey’s Cocoa, 2 for ...... Beef Liver, per pound. ..... Veal Stew, per pound .......... Lamb Stew, per pound Butter, 2. tin, 15c No. 2 size, 25¢ value, at 2 15¢c Sugar, per pound ........ 10c Hunter’s Club Tomatoes, (Not more than 10 lbs. to 30c value, customer.) ate BOL Meats of Merit That's the only kind you'll find here—the choicest cuts from prime stock—good solid hardy meat that is easiest to ore pare and that keeps well in your ice box. Whether you select it here or order by phone you can de- pend upon nothing but the best. i FRESH VEGETABLES Spinach, Parsley, Cucumbers, New Potatoes, Tomatoes, Green Onions, Wax Beans, Radishes, Green Peppers, Celery, Rhubarb, Beets. Carrots, Turnips, Head Lettuce. Expect to Have Asparagus. a