The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 7, 1919, Page 3

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REPUBLIC TIRES———ACCESSORIES WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES The Maxwell and Oldsmobile Trucks Western Sales Co. WHEAT HERE 10. RUN AS HIGH AS IT DID IN 1918 Head of Russell-Miller Plant in Bismarck Sees Fair Pros- pects for Crop NOW SELLING FOR $2.60 The wheat yield: for this section: of the state will be about the same as last year, the flax is the poorest. for many seasons, while the rye crop is of very quality but the same yield ag Jast year, ‘This summarizes the observations of CA. Baker, manager of the Russell- Miler Milling Co. of Bismarck, This. company, according to Mr. Baker, han- dies a great portion of the small grain crop raised in this immediate vicinity, as Well as part of the crops 11 other places, mn WHEAT NOW $2.60, “The price of wheat is $2.60 a bush- el,” said Mr. Baker yesterday. “The highest we -have paid this year has been $2.90 during ‘the latter part of July. The wheat acreage of our cus- stomers is abou tthe same as last year and in spite of the grasshoppers and the drouth I think the yield will be about the same as in 1918. “Wheat is now running between nine and ten bushels to the acre, It is lighter in weight than last year’s yield, which is due to the rapidity with which ic ripened this year. Seeding was two weeks later and harvesting was two weeks earlier than in 1918, Seven- eighths. of our wheat is shipped to us i arload lots, and the remainder is ised right around Bismarck. “We handled about 75,000 bushels of wheat last year and we expect to handle the ‘same amount this year. This is turned into more than 1,600 barrels of flour. This does not begin ‘to meet our demand for flour. In fact, we sell more than that in one month, FLAX AT $5.46. “Flax is now $5.46, but we have paid as high as $5.90 this year. The flax NATURE'S MIRROR me) When a me woman ig well and healthy—- there’s a sparkle ip her eyes, a rose tint in her cheeks, and she has mrich red Ablood. There’s elasticity in every move- ment and 2 spring in her step. Love comes to every woman who has bounding health—but when sho is pallid, dull eyed, languid, she has no magnetism nor does she appeal to any man. Such a change in feclings and looks! After suffering pain, feeling ner- vous, dizzy, weak and dragged down by weaknesses of her sex— with eyes sunken, black circles and pale cheeks—such a woman ic quickly restored to health by the Favorite Prescription of Dr. Pierce. Changed, too, in Jocks, for after taking Dr. Picrce’s Favorite Pre- scription the skin becomes clear, the eyes brighter, the cheeks plump. * It is purcly vegetable, contains =: alcohol. Druggists scll it in tablets or crop is the poorest I have ever seen and this is due, to the prolonged dry weather this: summer. We handled 4,800 bushels last year from the farm- ers around Bismarck, but we do not expect to handle more than one-half of that amount this year. The price of flax has been going down for the past week, “Rye ig selling at $1.14, but we paid as high as $1.43 last month, The rye this year is of an exceptionally fine quality, and the yield will be the same as last year, approximately 10,000 bushels, in ‘the immediate vicinity of Bismarck.” HIGH TRIBUTE IS PAID BISMARCK Y. MLC, A. DIRECTOR William ‘Rew Cited by Italian Government for Bravery in. Action The many Bismarck, friends of Wil’, liam C. Rew,.capital city railway mail imessenger recently returned from a year's. service, abroad with the Y. M. C. A., will appreciate the following tribute to him; “The Tribune, “Bismarck, N, D. “Since Mr. William C. Rew has been so long and favorably known in your city, I am taking the <liber:y of forwarding to you a copy of a letter recently. received by myself from Mr. Carlos H. Stone of the international committee. of Young Men’s Christian Associations, New York city, concern- ing ‘his service during the war in Italy. “‘Mr, William C. Rew hae re- cently returned home. He is so modest a man that it is quite pos- sible that his friends will never know. the fine service that he has done in Italy. However, | shall take this. occasion to let you know that all. those who have come in touch with shim have learned to . Copyright 1939 Hast Schaffocr & Mars IASATOEUAAOUOUHNEQRUEHOOSO0EAUAUGANEAOVROUEREGELOUEUEEUOAUGUEVRURREUROARERAO EHEC GUO RERREAOLOAEEOLAT ES ARNEL = STuIUIININNUNNANNNNLACCLECTATTETAUTACA TUT Ps EY Qo is the real economy; you want economy. We guarantee our qualities; we promise satisfaction with our values; we refund money cheerfully. Young men’s new fall suits; Jour favorite Hart Schaffner & Marx make yeuEt see a big variety of lively new patterns for one thing; and many very attractive new ideas in models; new shoul- der effects, new lapels, new “kinks” in pockets and sleeves. They’re quite differ- ent in many ways from previous models, Single and double breasted types; half and full belt models, form fitting styles; new waist line styles. They help show the young athletic figure. CUSTOM TAILORING EXPERT REPAIRING HAND PRESSING DRY CLEANING G.E:Berseson & SON eee ec the city and has been throughout the deliberations of the board of adminis- tration and the education commission. The line-up against Miss Nielson is already. clear. It willbe, it seems ap- parent, a three-to-two proposition in everything ‘fiat affects the present state superintendent of public instruc- appreciate him very highly and to recognize his unusual worth, “‘His spirit shown during the weeks of delay in New York be- fore he sailed was admirable. His courage’ upon the battle fields of. italy during the severest fighting when he was. ministering to the needs of wounded and sick sol- diers of the 4th Italian Army. led to his name being included in a citation of the Italian government for meritorious service. His care for the homeward bound troops on koard a ship which was delay- ed for many. days at Gibralter re- sulted in an unusual demonstra- tion on the part of the soldiers at the time.of demobilization. “‘We greatly appreciate Mr. > Rew's work and the spirit he showed. We hope you will pass this information on to others that his friends may realize our cor- dial appreciation of the service he has rendered.” “«Youra very sincerely “‘GARLOS H. STONE,’ “Trusting that the foregoing may. find a prominent place in your paper so that his numerous friends in your locality may be made acquainted with this recognition of Mr. Rew’s meritor- ious war service, believe me. “Very truly, “A LINCOLN SHUTE.” MAGIC CITY MEN WILL PATTERN THEIR COURSE AFTER BISMARCK LINKS Secretary Thompson and A. F. Violett of Minot Are Delighted A, M. Thompson, a former member of the house from Ward county and al two successive terms candidate for speaker of the house, and A. F. Violett liquid. Send Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y., 10e for trial package. Rooms MAXWELL of the Rogers Lumber company, have been in Bismarck this week looking over the Bismarck Country club &rounds with a view to laying out a course for the recently organized Minot Town and Country club, ‘The Magic City men are consumed with envy over the condition of. the Bismarck course, its beautiful prospect and its general sportiness. Topograph- ivally speaking, the, Minot Town and Country club will have a ‘similar course, as it is to be laid out on the hills southwest of the city, but it will not’ be. so long as the Bismarck links, The new organization at the Magic City starts out with 50 members and with excellent prospects. The mem- bership includes many veteran golfers who have been deprived of the privi- tion and her administration of school affairs. Neither Hollis nor Bell, form- er instructors at the Valley City nor- mal, which they left under conditions which were not pleasant, is a leaguer. They are, however, strong Macdonald men. The same is true of Rockne, the only. county superintendent in the state who has supported Macdonald in the series of attacks which the lat- ter has :made on his successful rival, Miss Nielson. Grow Your Hair FREE RECIPE ‘After being almost totally bald a New York Dusiness man grew hair—and now has a Prolific growth at age 66—for which he Will send the genuine recipe free on request to any man or woman who wishes to over- eome dandruff or gain new hair evowth, Or testing box of the preparation, Kotalko, will be mailed’ with recipe if you send 10 cts, stamps or silver, His address is John H. Brittain,-BT-301, Station I, New York, N, Y. 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One of the first attempted: acts of the board was to take up the course of study for the rural schools of the state. This duty was rec- ommended by the Rev. Totten as de- manding immediate consideration. Hero again the Reverend Mr. Tot- ten fell by the wayside. -His attention wag called to the school laws of North Dakota, placed on the statutes long before Mr. Townley dreamed of his Nonpartisan league, ‘which. provide that the course of. study. in ail public schools shall be fixed by, the state su- perintendent. He. was also shown Sec. 9 of the act creating the state ‘beard of administration, which pro- vides that the duties and powers of the state superintendent shall. remain as they were prior to the passage of this. act and be in no manner abridged or amended. 1 To Have Special Opinion. It was then decided that the, com- mission must have an opinion on the subject. The Rev, Mr. Totten was its economy is remarkable. Write today for it. CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY P.0. 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