The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1919, Page 5

3 Million Dollars but— It bought MUSIC . No finer example of courage is known ‘to the world of science than. Thomas A. Edison’s work in perfect- ing the phonographs. The skeptics rose in full chorus when he proposed a better phonograph,—an instru- ment “that could produce music as human as the artists who first gave it utterance.” Mr. Edison’s experiments exhausted the entire field of research in sound reproduction. He built and rebuilt until, his. final, perfected model cost him Three Million Dollars. And the Result? Ask someone who attended the Amy Ellerman-Fleming Sis- ters recital Tuesday evening. There was the public proof. Miss Ellerman sang in comparison with the RE-CREATION of her voice by the New Edisen, The Fleming Sisters Instru- mental Trio played in compafigon with the RE-CREATION of their art by the New Edison... And no one could distinguish the living art from: its RE-CREATION. . x “The Phonograph with a Soul” If you love music, you will agree with Tuesday’s enthusiastic audience:—The New Edison represents Three Million Dol- lars well spent. The soul of song is cheap at any price. Yet it is now brought within, reach of your pocketbook. The instrument used in Tuesday's conclusive test is a duplicate of Mr. Edison's Three Million Dollar Model... It sells for $285 (in Canada, $431). COWAN’S DRUG STORE. 123 Fourth street _ Bismarck, N. D. tD TO RUNT—Three or four fur- rs % in modern house with | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY || fight” nousckeeping privilewess would tas @ | consider unfurnished rooms for fam of three adults, Address Tribune office. FOR SALE—Wicker baby carriage, good] W2e1wie condition. Phone 638X. 812 7th St. | MY WiIrla—Margarct Austin has iett her 8._D._ Dietz. Kk] bed and board and I will not be respon- WANTED—Capable experienced ‘sten sible for any bills contracted either in aohar> ighayek iiide and Bur ¢o,| her or my name, ‘Thomas G. Austin, Corner_5th_and_Front_Sts. 2 nies i 32-2-l1wit = Confer athiad te WANTED TO RENT—A_ good plano, WANTED—Washing, , Phone ave no small children, Call 620. 6th ‘ 5 r Phone 329R, 12-2-3t WANTED—A position as canvasser, col- lector ‘or sales Indy, Miss M, Driver, General Delivery, Bismarck, N._D. 12-2-2¢ FOR SALE—Complete_set of butcher tools and shop fixtures at_a bargain. J. M. Wirth, Braddock, N. D. 12-2-2wks FOR SALE—Number one leather over- stuffed loose cushion davenport and rocker like new, $135.00 for the two which is much less than thé value of the davenport alone, Mrs, E. V. Lahr, CLOSING OUT d Thompson Flats, 6th St. 12. Sweet Nut Oleomar- 3 2 c WANTED—Ginl oF woman: for genoral ., ousework, rs. Geo. A, uemland, garine, per Ib. ......-. i Phone 6851 12-2-1Wk A }POUND—Dog collar, marized Jamestown a dog license. Us. 94. Owner may Apples, bulk pack, $ T 00 Ve same by culling at ‘Tribune office per Ib. ...... 5. e r this ad. 12-2-3¢ —Very desirable rooms for A __| one or two persons, Call at 404 Ist St. Parsnips— 4 C |wan 12-2-3¢ . WANTED TO RENT—Two rooms, _kit- Perse ese Ons chen and bath fur January 1st. Write _110_Tribune. Iwk LE—Good steve, $3 or wood; also for rent, » Call 322 Ist St., 0.09 cash 3 furnished or 667L, 12-2-1wk FOR SALE—The improved Teachout farm Carrots— and ranch of about 800 acres in south- Cc ern Burleigh county for $32.50 per aci Per beers ee ie Improved with buildings, fencing about 375 acres. in. cultivation. be divided. Geo. M.: Register, Syrup—Karo— i2-2-1wk FOR SALE—8 room mor 4 bed rooms, hot water Ii ise- ment, und. close ‘in, on reasonable u Is a desirable property and possession can be given at once. per gallon ........../ Health Flour— 10 Ibs. .3 00.2... M. Registep. 12-2-1wk : Haropulos & Co., Wholesale’ Furriers Beats All Doughnut 12-2-1wk Flour, 2 packages. ... Matches— d Rersbox) skorutiy 4) : 5 Cc Golden Rod Washing Powder, large size:.... 25c KNUDTSON’S CASH STORE CO. 510 BROADWA |Finds Something to Do the Business 4 “I tried‘ everything that I heard of for the stomach and bowel trouble and ‘Dloating, but got no permanent help, until I struck Mayr’s Wonderful Rem. edy, and that did the business. My son in Canada has also taken it and writes it has done hima lot of good.” It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the vatarrial mucus, from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes prac- tically all stomach, liver and intestin- al ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money re- funded.. At druggists everywhere. ., {ment business at .|for the past four or five days has «| church will hold: their annual bazaar BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE CITY COMMISSION HAD LITTLE WORK TO DO LAST NIGHT, Nothing Important Presented at the Regular Weekly Meeting The Northern Produce’ Co, wants the city to pay it $432.90 to cover the cost of repairing the sewer in front at company’s plant south of the hich the company was forced to do last winter. The ‘ill includes the cost of a new cooler floor in the building amounting to $148 and the cost. of digging and building a new sewer there. The claim of the company was re- ferred to the city attorney last night by the city commissioners at their regular weekly meeting. The com- missioners were of the opinion that the gas company should pay for this work as they claim it was the gas company’s fault that the sewer bo- camo clogged. The commissioners instructed tho city auditor, Cecil ‘Burton, to instruct the Hughes Electric Co. to turn on the are lights in the residential sec- tions at the same time the lights in the white way are turned on. Frederick W. Keith sent a letter to the commissioners urging the con- struction of outdoor skating rinks. The Haggart Construction Co. re- quested the commission to extend the time in its contract to pave the streets in paving district No, 8 which will be taken up at the next meeting of tho commissioners. The contract stipu- lated that the work was to be com- pleted by October 15, but the paving is only about half finished. pS Ee Ey | CITY NEWS | Oa ee GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL Among those registered at the Grand Pacific hotel are A. C, Hanson of Litchfield, former! house of representatives who is mingl- ing with the I ators in town; Ex- Senator Wesley McDowell of % and Senator D. Beisel of Newman the recently elected senator frou ‘Towner county whose vietory made the Nonpartisan Je: concern. gue leaders some Joseph Wood, tormer civil war yeter: an and- pioneer resident of thig si tion, died at Denver, Colo., where went for bis health. Mr. Wood Je this city last i} hortly after the death of his and moved to Pennsylyania. A few months later he moved to Denyer and lived there with his son William = Wood. Mr. Wood moved to Burleigh county ma years ugo and filed ow a near Driscoll, He was acti Gs A. TR. here. any & DELING T TAX SALE The sale of property to cover taxes delinquont for 1919 will be held at the court house December 9 in the offices of County Auditor T. J. Flaherty. Mr. Flaherty will conduct the sa Pay~ ment of delinquent taxes has been y heavy during the past week and is ex- pected to continue up to date of the sale, YOLMEN MEET 1 Capital City) Homestead. No. 309, Yeomen, meets tonight at the Knights of Pythias hall. All members are urged to attend, 'DASTERN STAR MEETS Chapter No. 11, Eastern Star, will meet tonight at the Masonic temple. the installation of officers will take place. Confer Degrecs Tonight The Bismarck Lodge No. 5 of Ma- sons will held its regular meeting to- night at the Masonic temple. The E. A. degrees will be conferred and all membes are urged to be present. FORMER RESIDENT HERE Max Hanser of Napoleon, former re- sident of this und a graduate of ithe Bismarck n School, was in the city esterday on business.’ Mr. Hauser was recently discharged from the army following active service in France and upon his return to Ins home married, his ‘bride be'ng a’ for- mer New Salem resident. Mr. Hauser has entered the hardware and imple- apoleon, RINK Tho: skating k at Second street: and Avenue A which has been in use proven very popular. The rink was made thru the efforts of Mrs. F. R. Smyth and other public spirited wo- men of the city. \ ANNUAL BAZAAR™ women of the Presbyterian The on Wednesday December 10 at the church. A chicken d-nner. will) be served the following evening. Bvery- body .is invited to attend ‘both the bazaar and the dinner. LADIES’ AID SOCIETY MEETS _ The regular monthly meeting of the ladies aid of the Presbyterian church will be held Thursday at the church parlors. The meeting will start.in the morning and everybody is urged to attend all day and bring their lunch. MANY INSTRUMENTS FILYD Register_of Deeds G. J. Kenan start- ed a new reception book today show- ing that 54,503 mortgages, warranty deeds, satisfactidns and instruments of a similar nature have been filed in that office since it was started. The first entry in the, new book is the pur- chase of 460 acres in the central part of Canfield .county by Judge Edward speaker of the night. McDonald Bros. “Euphon- three o’clock when the b‘g special feature production “Mickey” will be shown, The management of Orpheum theatre upon many trons who can at- | tend t matinee to do so in order to give those who cannot attend the afternoon performance a chance to “JIM” ROSS IN CITY Sheriff James I of Jamestown was in Bismarck day on business and renewing quaintinces the old time residents of | the Sheriff “Jim,” as he is known, was foreman of the tirst tire department 1 the city, air At the Dakow, jar meeting { the commissioners authorized the tr rer of $8,000: from tho interest) and sinking fund to Ure general fund to mect current expens- es. This was found necessary as the general fund was almosi exhausted. The money ‘thus borrowed will ‘be returned to the interest and sinking fund next March. VISI'NNG Al HERE Miss Norine Mollhagen of St. Jos- eph, Michi, is visiting her aunt Mrs. W. A. McDonald of this city. Mrs. McDonald Went to St. Paul ot meet her niece. (Miss Mollhagen will re- main here for several woeks. CURRENT EVENTS CLUB The Current Events club will mect Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Andrew Miller, 220 Thayer street west, Among those on the program are ‘Physical Welfare” by Mrs, A. J. Arnot, “Social Hygiene Problems” by Mrs. F. B. Pack and “Medical In- spections and V: ing Nur: from a paper prepared by Dr. Ackerman and presented by Mrs. Alfred Zuger. WHEN RHEUMATIC PAINS HIT HARD Don’t Ict that rheumatic pain or ache find you without Sloan’s Lini- ment again. Keep it handy in the medicine cabinet for immediate action when needed. If you are out of it now, get another bottle today, so you won't suffer any longer than neces sary when a 1 or ache attacks you. Apply it ut rubbing—for it penetrates — giving prompt relief of sciatica, Jumbago, neuralgia, lameness soreness, sprains, strains, bruises.. Be prepared—keep it handy. All druggists—sic., TUc., $1.40. Dance at K. C. hall Tuesday ic Orchestra.” Special Matinee On “Mickey” Tomorrow Manager 1 many phone ci give a special matine request by arranged to tomorrow at get in at night. It is needless to com- ment upon the quality of this produc- tion. The price bas been reduced to Jess than half of what was char hen first shown in Bismarck. admission prices will be all cents at all performan The mat- inee tomorrow will start at 3 v’cloc sharp. Ady, 12-2) TRYING TO AVERT FAMINE IN SUGAR Cuban Crop Believed the Only Source of Relief Washington, Dee. 2.— Steps to re-| Neve the sugar famine existing In many parts of the country were unde: discussion today at the conference | tween refiners and producers and of cials of the deaprtment of justice. Cuban sugar was looked upon as the only source of relief and the new scale of prices probably will be made per- manent to assure large purchasers an importation of the Cuban crop. Dance at K. C. hall Tuesday night. McDonald Bros. “Euphon- ic Orchestra.” PUT 9 POPULAR PRICED STORE * BISMARCK’S SHOPPING iENTRE” BISMARCK’S GREAT- EST AND LARGEST GARMENT SHOP Glove Sale WEDNESDAY One nice big lot of Kid Gloves, | all sizes, in gray, black, tan and brown. Regular $2.50 values. This sale $1.75. Waist Sale WEDNESDAY All Come, and look them over. you want at 98c only. Big sale on Coats, Suits and : Dresses. JOHNSON'S | pei | black velvet ribbon added to the CZ Me Blankets. sto s paid for “THE OLD RELIABLE” to our agent. If we have no agent in your town, then ship direct to NORTHERN PRODUCE CO. BISMARCK, N. D. Smyrna Candy Company Georze John 404 Main Street Homemade Fresh Candies Ice Cream Every Day Chocolates, Bon Bons, Caramels, Etc. and Daly Fashion iad e992 FOR MODISH MISSES, To be quite modish a well-dressed miss should have a simple frock of challis with a deep lace collar. Tho one-piece design pictured above is very desirable and the twin bands of ~ lower edge of the lace collar are un- usually smart. Straight cuffs of self- materia) finish the sleeves. Medium size requires 4° yards 30-inch challis and 1 yard 8-inch lace. ‘ Pictorial Review Dress No, 8432. Sizes, 6 to 14 years, Pree, 20 cents. Garment Shop T. Burke from Claribel J. Kuehl. HAUODEAUOUODUASUAOTOOUTOAEUUONOUOOREDOEREOEOUONONET A. W. Lucas & Go., sole agents for Pictorial Review Patterns or ara LEY, A Most Practical i Gift a Pair of Wool Blankets Practical gifts are always popular and it is as much of a patriotic duty this year as last. Mother would appreciate a pair of these handsome These Blankets are well made, uni- form in thickness and quality and are distinctly a worthy gift for her Christmas. We would advise an early selection, as our assortments, although including many pretty There are hundreds of other Practical Gifts to be found here. Webb Bros. The Store of The Christmas Spiri Sell your cream and poultry | WROTE TSS \S patterns, are not unlimited. ng The prices range from $9.00 to $22.50. g 7 HIGH ROCK FLEECE LINED = UNDERWEAR Zip! We've done it. Struck (the nail right on the head with High Rock. The soft fleece-lining keeps you warm and snug. The flexible material gives free play to every movement of the body. And wear? Well rather! Look for the High Rock label on the front. At your dealers in two piece or union suits. High Rock Knitting Co, Philmont, N. Y. TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS TWELVE PHOTO’S- NEXT DOOR TO GRAND THEATRE TWELVE PRESENTS-HOLMBOE STUDIO QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS’ aes ‘(PUBLICITY FILM CO. MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT