The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 1, 1920, Page 8

- EIGHT, BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE a JUnit AT SHIRTS STERLING oe occ ~ MANHATTAN What’s The Thing for ‘Easter? EW CLOTHES; that’s the first thing. well made; that’s the second thing. a long time; economy; that’s the third thing. we've taken care of all these things for yu. And new clothes that are stylish and | And new clothes that will stay new looking You'll find if you ‘come here that And the answer is HART SCHAFENER & MARX You'll want something new in neckwear; some- “Aleeoal suits and overcoats SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREASTEDS - There are single and double-breasted models, in lively new fabrics; suits showing the longer coats, the new slanting flap pockets, square notch lapels - touche TOPPER’S FOR EASTER For Easter Sunday there’s nothing quite like a Top Coat for style and good looks. We have them for men and young men, with all the new style SY] EASTER NECKWEAR sit#*w thing in spring colorings. We have a fine show- i ae : ing}; all colorings; all are new ones. : STORM PASSES UP BISMARCK; WILLISTON Ke Femperature Drops But Blizzard Plays April Fool’s Joke ‘failed to reach th ylthough the we: Now th Dakota and eastern Mor ported heayy snow falls, fall of tive inch iv was a slight but it soon y In accordan ston. There Elis morning, The heavy storm forecasted for to- | hav t 0 | f 1 | homa, southeastern Kansa ith the weather bu- Laney ‘Out of my sight =~ N youre guilty as Hell’ Yet the brilliant lawyer had §.c.JERGESON & SON The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes S degrees ig All danger of the ee puirt of the state has pa ert, weather bureau ay warmer weather for Good Friday. on road conditions in North wheat states is as follows: ROAD CONDITIONS Highw (commonly known as il) is generally rou i done, | CROP. CONDITIONS + Rain has fa middle puri valley e n, sotuh cent n Kentucky. just saved the prisoner’ life.4, of the startling § Situations en~ we Bigger and “THE RIVER’S END” - =ORPHEUM THEATRE Friday and Saturday : & SERRERSRRREREREERERERRR Better Than The weather burean’s report today | ot ‘The condition of the National Parks the 3 an ¥. though some dragging has been Tiana The amounts tly, but exceed one inch at | from the middle M and crop conditions in the corn and Des Moiheg and Cairo and at several stations, in| Kentucky ind over two inches at Hopkinsvillé and Bowling en, Ky. The temperature was at freezing or lower this morning from central Minnesota to extreme west- rn Kansas and thence nothward and westward to the limits of the region. It was unseasonably warm Wednesday ouri valley east avard. and southward, HOLSTEIN DAIRY MEN WILL STAGE SALE NEXT JUNE Breeders Held Annual Conven- tion Here Yesterday ; Elect Officers Officers were elected, pluns laid for an extensive membership and adver- tising campaign. and a committee was appointed) to arrange for a breeders’ livestock; sale the latter part of June at the first annual convention of the North Dakota Holstein Breeders’ as- sociation held here yesterday. The officers of the association elect- ed yesterday are A, N. Challey, Web- ster, president; John ChriStiansan, New Salem, vice president ; A. C. Gold: trap, Regent, secretary-treasurer. The sales committee lis composed of Mr. Goldtrap, Dr. J. Van Houghtpn, Valley City, and Wallace Manton vel; Mor: ton. every part of the state will be started immediately to continue up to the time of the sale itr June. during this time. will also advertise the Holstein breed of dairy cattlé and place before the dairymen of ‘the state this type of animal. Prof. J. R. Dice of the department of dairy husbandry of the Agricultur- al college urged that Holsteih dairy- men keep an accurate record of the animals in their herds, the amount of milk, cream and butterfat produced and other essentials. He also said that each cow would soon require a free from tuberculosis and recommend- ed that each animal he tested in line eral and /state governmests, sale. This, the members declared. would bring the Holstein breed before the farmers of the state better than any other method. as well as improve the type of animals now in herds. ARMY STORES TO BE CLOSED OUT AT Chicago, April A membership Sain paligh covering |. The association, | the desirabilities and possibilities of health certificate to show that she is with the credited herd plan of the fed- It was! unanimously decided to hol! a sale of Holstein cows and bulls this June at which time only the best ani- mals in each herd would be offerfd for PUBLIC AUCTION 1.—Approximately $4.000,000 worth of groceries, clothing, shoes, blankets, underwear, harness, tools and miscellaneous supplies, now, in the army retail stores at St. Paul, Minn., Toledo, O., and Detroit, Mich., will be disposed of at public auction. according to am announcement made by Captain James P, Castleman, zone surplus property officer of the war de- BORSALINO, KNOX, MALLORY, GORDON HATS. THESE HATS GET A-HEAD. N “ THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1920 Capyrieht 1919, IUVUNGRSORODOEOEUUUGOGQQORAEOUEOUUUGOOGANOANOUOUAAAA ATT 0 LT close all the official army retail, stores, in the three cities and’ the stock in/ each of. the stores will go under the hammer. The sale at St. Paul will be held April .1st.’ April 5th’ Detroit will have a sale and Toledo will dis- pose of its supplies, “April 7 th. The auction will be:conducted under the .personal supervi: Hon of the zone! surplus property offi Terms of the sale will be ‘spot cash, to thé highest bidder, the United States reserving the, right to accept or. reject all bids, All Dorehasts: made “as is” without recourse. sold by lot. portunity. to make, his the lots ‘will be divide, accordingly: the sale. resulted in 1046. prosecutions. ports the Department of Justice, re- The tains on hand wil be dividea Up into separate lots, cataloged and Particular attention will,-be taken to give the small purchaser. every “op- urchases, and |\ ' The lots will be ready for inspection one day previous to the date set ‘for Efforts to check profiteering have Car Washing We are now equipped With the latest. appliances for washing cars and cutting grease from running gears. Our new washer comes from a large city garage. Give him a trial. CORWIN AGTOR CB, HERE are so many daily uses for. Karo (Blue Label)—for pan-' cakes, cooking, baking—candy-making —that alert housewives buy it by the dozen cans. partment, with headquarters here. The qurtermaster general, ' States army, hag found it necessary te This is practicing real economy, United 7 ~ D =) Head gr chest=>"' are best treated, externally”. with, VICKS VAPO! OUR BODYGUARD” = 307,608 29 Buy your Easter Suit now... The very best of styles «$35.00 to $75.00 Guaranteed to fit Frank Kroll The Tailor We buy and pay DS) cash, for HIDES, FURS and all kinds of junk. Bismarck Iron and Metal Co. [Phone 599, 118 6th St/ Ask your grocer the price per dozen, ' PS. Have you ever tried Blue Label Karo on Grape Fruit ? Delicicus! CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY. 17 Battery Place New York