The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1919, Page 6

BROWN PAPER AT BACON PRICES TO HAVE ITS TRIAL Attorney General Langer Con- tends It Isn't Worth 75 Cents Per Pound YOU'D SLE ser of bacon at pound shall be re- Whether the 50 to 75 cents p quired to buy with eac ping paper, at the same will be determined in di | tomorrow, when Judge Nw j hear a test ¢ brought by Attorney | Ceacral | st a loca] meat | HERE’S TOLEDO ON THE EVE OF THE BATTLE! “THE CI THOUSAND SNORES: WRITERS ALONE WOULD FILL A SMALL VILLAGE iP IN A FLOP LIKE THIS IF YOU WERE IN TOLEDO. AREN’T YOU GLAD YOU STAYED HOME? rville.) y of Ween 50,00¢ persons took Toledo toc they will be billeted . flop houses an n to be when cu and ers of hi and f mm the = ees Why Discard Your Old Worn Tires? MAKE ’EM OVER Our Retreaded Tires Save You One-Half the Cost of New Ones. Some of our “made-over” tires have run 6,000 miles, many 4,500, and none less than 3,500 miles. You would hardly believe it, but it’s true —we do what we say we'll do. We make old tires a lot better than many new tires. INSPECTION INVITED Out of Town Work Given Prompt v they will o be the gre: x battle of st ent. Toledo have ! eve of th Hotels © vide sleeping qui al 10,000, Thi crowd. A few may ¢ their aut in Bay sleeping ca two or three big Attention ‘in Maumee Bay and every sta! o occupied. Bismarck | Tomorrow 60,000 sandwich ‘consumed at the arena, At pad of Chic: the sandw has that many ready for sv i noon he is unloading a t | quarter of “hot dogs,” 40,00 | loave f bread, half a ton « le ive tons of ice are kee hh for the morrow. Vulcanizing Co. “MAKE ’EM OVER” Located with the Maynard Tire & Auto Co. PHONE 55—N. W. HOTEL BLDG. | cats The Round Oak Pipe- less Furnace is decidedly superior — improved. More Service and Economy have been built into it. The reasons why are fully illustrated and ex- plained to your satisfac- tion in the Round Oak Pipeless Book, mailed free on request. Investigate our free engineering service Sold By: i FRANK G. GRAMBS Western North Dakota Agent Bismarck, N. D. JULY FOURTH--- Will have a brand new meaning’ for Americans in this, the first year of the New Peace. Instead of the thoughtless celebration of former years there will be a deeper rejoicing over the victory earned and the safe return of our boys. There will be a reverent thought for those who did not return—for those who paid the cost of world peace. The day should mark a new birth of whole souled Americanism and a greater National Pride. Let the Stars and Stripes be evident on every Bismarck building. “The Friendly Bank” BISMARCK BANK . Room 417,! An invad-| the cor tructed restaur dwich men in They will o, Will sell} nd another | out the but-! Will constitute | crowd which le from 10 in the) 4 in the afternoon. } at 10, | smoking in the ar- poor Cigaret fiends; from 10 to 4. ! 800 n papermen the b delega- | eature writers ever; nt, embled for one € | The “farthest fan” is W. AL i Mountain, who came from M {see the f Four handling the La-j anila ‘to! sand special policemen. are} and_ trying to, | Keep the pickpocl s and other robbers | |hors de combat. They'll come from} i y in the country—the pick} , as Well as the pick | It is believed that two or three mil-| ‘hon dollars will be left in Toledo by the fight crowd—many of the fans hav- ing been here for s al days, and scores for several weel If the fight is a s s and nobody lyells “fake” Toledo will be a mighty happy town, for along with the great influx of gold goes publicity that -nev- er before was grabbed off so easily, by a municipality. But if something is pulled off the fight is a bloomer—Toledo Goed Night! EIGHT-HOUR LAW TROUBLE-MAKER: ADDS 10 H. 6. L Woman Pharmacists May Be Relegated; Hotels Increase Charges; Many Queries More than 200 requests have come from various parts of the state to the attorney general's office for interpre- tations of the new laws governing the employment of female-labor in North Dakota, states Assistant Attorney General E. B. Cox. There seems ‘to be a disposition in some quarters to find a way of evading the law, but the situation generally indicate a de- sire to adjust conditions to comply with the statute. Many female work- ers have written in to inquire wheth- er they may not. work eigitt hours at one occupation and devote additional time each day to other-employment. Without, going into the matter form- ally, the attorney general’s office has expressed the belief that they can- not. The effect of the law on women pharmacists-is causing much trouble. Many of the drug stores in the state employ women who are graduate pharmacists, and their hours usually are longer than the law specifies. Druggists have advised the attorney general’s office that they cannot em- ploy two pharmacists and that if the law is strictly. enforced: they will be compelled to replace women with men. Locally stores, restaurants and ho- tels have increased their staffs to en- able them to comply with the’ act. As usual, the cost’ goes ultimately to the consumer. Hotels on both: sides of the river-have increased room rates 25 cents a day, and in many instances five or ten cents has been added to the cost of items on hotel and restau- rant bills of fare. : Attorneys insist that the act is dis- criminatory, in that it-does not apply to villages of less than 500, and they believe it would not stand up in any court. Old Northwest _ Military Chief Heads Recruiting Col. Lucius C. Bennett, recently as- signed ‘to recruiting duty in the North istructure tonight, }ial policemen will she j morrow, {accepted four men for enl | France, one for service at Fort L« | tien corps. O/in the 21st infantry and ws : | GUARD AGAINST | {| -BLAST le ~ —% | GUARD AGAINST BLAST. | N. E, A. Fight Bureau, Room 417, | Hotel Seeor, Toleda,’ Ohio.—Every pre- exution will be taken at the arena to- / morrow to:prevent a threatened blow- {un of the arena where Dem) Willard will fight. An ea will be watched closely and lecking bundles will be examined. A {strong guard will be*thrown about the | Probably 4000 spee- | on the job to-| First threats of a Bolshevik plot were hear@by promoter Tex Rick- ‘d two weeks ago and he and the of- jals of Tolede have been on the alert te frustrate“any such plot, erday and | tment. Of tment two service in recruiting statiom here the men accepted for. en! men were accepted for Colo., and one for service in the Av! Col. Bennett was formerly a captain ed at Fort Snelling, Minn.; during the coln, TY OF SIXTY SAND time a part of the 2 tation- [stationed at Fort Yates and Fort Lin- WICH MAN THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1919. This is a corner of a “flop” op ened for the fight crowds by the Toledo Athletic Club. The roomcontains 2000 cots. FARTHEST FAN st regiment wa. iGARAGE MUST PAY _ $10 LICENSE FEE, SAYS RAIL BOARD | Automobile Sheps Used for Stor- age ficld to Be Warehouses Under New Law thte. state. 3 timates that m y ceemmission es- than $3,050 will be r from the licensing » Walch a of the wa Ucense fee o S$ ard merchan- 2 iq bulk, c2 $10 an- the treas- ury of the state. The law also provides that each person or corporation 80 licensed shall give a bond to the treasurer of the state in the aan or $5 pate fon Abe wuithful dicharge of the ¢ BS 0! Atte wvarshoueemiaa. It is held that garages in which automobiles are stored and for which a charge is made are public warchouses under the pro- visions of the act. , Shop in The Tribune Before You Shop in the Store. Chevrolet, Hupmobile and Hudson Motor Cars Smith Form-a-Trucks and Tractors Kelly-Springfield and Pennsylvania Tires | Prest-o-Lite Batteries and Parts ACCESSORIES —NOTICE We have on hand a few used cars which we will sell at reduced “!prices in order to have a clean slate for our semi-annual inven- tory July 1. Some real bargaitts. MISSOURI VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY Bismarck, ND. \ aud South Dakota district, visited the Be Stars rH The “big names” and the “semi-pros” all stand together when it comes time for a cold bottle of Exelso. the real flavor. Ask any star why he prefers Exelso. He'll tell you it’s ay «Different! Better! Satisfies!”? St. Paul, Minn. lot of real sporting pep in Exelso— It takes a ball player to pick a drink. Take a tip from the diamond: BISMARCK GROCERY COMPANY BISMARCK, N. D. -,There’s:a if f ACEREAL BEVERAGE SERVE ICECOLO CONTAINS, NO ALLO it ea