The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 24, 1920, Page 3

<AmTIDT A bom BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE TH.CR FARGOHUMBLED [2:s"...... tel, @@eeeaeeoooccccescessecers 4 George retieved Fogarty in the last > ‘ ; } i my FIRST SHOW.....3 p.m. | Rae substituted for burnett in the|@® " H S XxX | SECOND SHOW...7 . | FOR FIRST THE “is THE BOST Ok | | | eG BO SSC CEES BUS Lge eUCE Ce BUCOSOCObS SSeS THIRD SHOW... 9 p. m. BY BOISE CREW|*~ CITY NEWS | ee iy ettat ides RANE ese ———————— . Overcoats... UR overcoats Were bouzht last May and June before the great advance in iaterials and labor, and they were delivered to uc below the actual cost of manufacture. i ati ‘ Fare , FROM FARGO - f . Daily Matinees A 1g : Biamarck High Retains Its Un.| Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Weiser of Fa ; Prices: Children ......... Ale Juree Bo bee GORSMren feo oR Wi ag dF 35c ! . beatable Record and Gate are spending several days in the cit e 2 Adults. ........ 25e gy Adults: 4 u.2 2k. weds ofe eee 50e | City Slumps ° SLOWLY RECOVERING y “th e Prices Include the War Tax Hl ¢ Mrs. J. A. Graham,of Person court i | 2 4 z | By strong defensive playing last!attack of neuritis. S : night, «the Bismarck high sehool qs MONDAY: And I UESDAY =. MATINEE basketball team retained its unbroken | CARL “JORGENSON HERE 4 é And NIGHT. s © victories by defeating the| Carl Jorgenson, former state audi- “2 i hool five by a score sot tor. and now secretary of a large li was marked by numerous | night on for Dayton O., the home contributed .the major! of the National Ca Register Co. to ‘TOPICS OF THE DAY art of the scores for both teams. | attend one of the largest conventions is slowly recovering from a severe : F ®s e i : ite coal company in Morton county, ri ze q tac s “the have bean is here for the week-end. = i » doth sides | ene is , = fearing to suffer the first defeat of; To N. C..R. Convention. be if i the season. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Portman left last . gardless 1. positions y thought; go 10 Pittsburgh, Pa., to visit their ily keeping the bail out of their| former home. TWO SINGLE REEL COMEDIES ae a From The Literary Digest th ; { Wednesday and Thursdi The Rex S ymp hon y Orchestra coapss Ge cpr “A Virtuous et and very little was done] the hig seven-reel sensation. 7 is Ww oyind a jin the way of field gi An Absolutely. Fireproof Theatre { oe" ¢,953,? jioimec tric: Chit OE ia) Se dren, 10c; adults, 26e. Night prices: Clean, Sanitary and Well Ventilated | {ic "..a 9%¢ hooting, a ai ae DAILY POPULAR PRICE MATINEE AT 3 P.M. - jthen ran up its score j iausshefove: the Ute $9 reme : w fouls and the first half ended With | Court. Q t v e score tied, £ to 6. in g mi fhe two weeks. is - S Z isi s got two whi rea aey ———— iropped the bill in the nae REY, R. E. STRUTZ HERE ‘ > r ae = t i a £ 2 y fouls one field} Rev. R. E. Strutz left last nighi for! ‘ CREW STARVING IN STEAMER HELD |BEULAH FARMER ; were ight fouls on his home at Jamestown after visiting el iaceke of |they have ever given. Thence they w vill present pr ‘OURT id Andeew Mi Many of them were c: livered to us late in the season and et hh prices we now have them marked they are a good in- vestment, as it will be years before you can buy a good overcoat at such a price. argo, started the scoring with a litet ek- | left aime. aylor scored two field b and four s in the/trustees of the Bismarck hospital. of fouls in| which the Jamestown divine is secre- a: goal | t Ber- | ndan, N. D., Jan. 24.—H. H. Ken- | as ison, ice president of the First State | ; frst half and Holt: : Bank of Beulah, died here last night the field i -Seek to Send Succor. - {from pneumonia The deceased came | dzhl, in the fi from the middle of the ! scored two fouls. | Big Crowd here was a big atten OFF CHICAGO HARBOR, SAY SAILORS | the Bismarek hospital. of Boise got tv of being crushed by the shift- PRISONER IN ICE JAM SIX MILES. BANKHEAD DIES a" ngelical hospital, and at- tor from oned in harbor shore Best & Huy ck . C. Morrison of the L ymen’ iation and editor ce at the} man, arrived in Bismarck thi: ng | ternoon to assist Rev. C nbers |to North Dakota from ows: nineteen BISMARCK, 006000006980 068006800ESCC9 OE 7FOOOOOOOOOOCOCOOOOOOONOHOOOOS 01 OVOOOUSS Today Mandan nd ia series of rev e at home | will open tomorro' 1 meetings which} ickinson j __ remainder ot| HOME FROM DEVILS LAKE rek will play out] City Engineer T. Atkinson re- i turned today from De Lake, where e-up of the two teams was;he is interested in a big paving pro- Jan, 24.-—Almost | were killed i the | Sextson DANDRUFF CAUSES FALLING HAIR | Cuticura Healed After Two Months’ Treatment. “T had trouble with felling hair, and found it was due to dandruff. My hair was falling out by handfals, and was ter- ribly uneven and dry. The scales were contin- ually falling on my cloth- ing, and my scalp itched so that I cofiid not sleep. “Ltried Cuticura Soap and Ointmentand found relief almost instantly, and aftertwomonths'’ treat- ment I was heaied.’’ (Signed) Miss Gladys Gilbertson, Belmont Add., Owatonna, Minn. sae Cuticura Toilet Trioag Consists of ‘Soap, Ointment and cum. Nothing so ensures a clear and good hair as using these ions for every-day OME amers | yi C ant ject on which bids will be received Position aera early in the spring. and New Ro: Forward Burnett |ford, where he is acting in an advis- | Forward Chapman | ory capacity in connection with an) Center Loichmueller | important municipal movement. in WTS, ae | reports sent to the In INI 16 n | ment. A Suggestion... hi a half mile | vont aft it occupied at} | DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA ~} The Bismar%k court of the Daugh- ‘ters of Isabella will hold an important | e Johnson store,' meeting at the Knights of Columbus | . Johnson, left hali Monday evening. Every member} fot the east on a purchas-jis expected to attend. 4 At Fargo'they will be join- ——_—_—____—_ | Johnson. who has charge! THE SALVATION’ ARMY | of the Grand Forks store, and his| Sunday services: 10:30 a. m.. open| «wife, who will. proceed east with them @ir-meeting; 11 holiness meet- | to buy steck'for the Forks establish- ing; 2 p. m., Sund chool and Bible | ment. ‘class; 6:30. Pe. my Young Heople's a MUSTARD nIsES er deer fo! ; There are so many ways in which we aie an : able to assist our customers that it’s hard to i remember them all. For Infants and Children. See that your name is on our mah 2 lis —————— ; : so that we can remind you ofvarivus ser : Mothers Know That There is no obligation attached---and vou i 7 1 * may discover some point that is valuable but Genuine Castoria Ss which has been overldoked. The Bismarck Kank meeting; A publie meeting conducted 1 members and | “ALGOHOL~ ‘3 PER GENT. 1 AVeselable! ; ,, SimitatingtneFood ining the Sto ') toile purposes. The Scaprocieense, | “Musterole Works Without the SNVANTS - CHILDRLS the Ointment to heal, the Talcum to lister—Easier, icker i H . 9 perfome, “Then why not improve Be mae Easier ee i rst, Cap Thereby romaling Di £ “The Friend!y Bank your complexion by using the Soap iere’s no sense in mixi ' Cun ' @aily and the Ointment as needed to of mustard, four and water when you aus | Cheerfuiness an Bismarck, North 3 rakiote ncither Opiam, Morphine List ) / Lady’ 5 tailor made serge dress | Mineral. Not Nagcottc] her eruptions. can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff- ess fost-cards ness withalittle s'ean, whiteMusterole, for sale cheap. Eagle Tailoring | 4 tes 2 Sold everpbere, Musterole is made of pure oilof and Hat Works, opposite post-, pe DELLE ard and other helpful ingredients, office i pian: ined in the form of the present ss i | ‘Senna i == white ointment. It takes the Place of ait a Q 3 mustard plasters, and will not er. | parr Phone 453 for the cel- ; Musterole usually gives prompt relief | Birt ls + ya } j } from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, | sh | ' ebrated, Wilton Lignite | fom sore treat arte ae | (ant tag { } il eadache, tion, pieurisy,rheuma- Coal, the best coal mined | Seeger ‘ in North Dakota. Thi is! bal * or joints, sprains, sore muscles, | bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of | ' Gonstipation and Diarrhor’, red Feverishness ant | coal does not linker and! the.chest (it of ten prevents pnetrmonia). Loss OF SLE oy. | _ contains less_. sulphur, “ant @ieiars hospital size $250, ests gtereem | i and_ash than any other, Facsimile Signatore t | i coal mined in North Da- : Thi ty Y Voge kota. Washburn Lignite If ba rs | } y Coal Co. : c ! ns Tribune Phone Calls for— ; ) Job Department call 31 Newspaper call 32 = ASTORIA Exact Copy of Wrapper. THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY. YO UR BANKING — NEEDS Any banking service which you may re- quire is at your disposal here. Our departments inclide, Checking, Savings, Certificateso * Deposit, “Sate Deposit, Foriegn Fv- change, Investment and Ferm Loans. Whatever your needs may be, you wil! find First National service friendly and efficient at all times. ST. PA LIVESTOCK 1 St. Paul. Hog receipts, 1600. TAILORING AND HAT works CHAS. Far Ene BARONE First class ; Tailoring Altering and Reng | ‘ae dene at very recone prices ~all work guaranteed. Hats reblecked dike new; also hats cleaned. All @ork called for and delivered. 3.08 to 11.00. a APOLIS FLOUR Minneapo is flour unch s 65,959 barrels Authorized : “ if zs e e ee Dealers First Nationai Bank ts ~ | pared with701 ¢: year ago. Cash BISMARCK, N. D. The Oldest and Largest Bank in This Srction of the State to $2.85. $1.48 to $1.45, By 7-8c to sr No. J northern §: BISMARCK me TRIBUNE CO. PHONE 58 OPPOSITE POST OFFiCE FOR RENT—A nice large room a new modern h e, one block a half from : | or call 634x.