The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 30, 1920, Page 2

reas Vay ‘ ; an on BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, APRIL 30, Sc HOOL _CHILDREN| LABOR SHORTAGE LEAVE _ BUILDINGS|CUTS FARM OUTPUT! I N R A PI D TI M E Chicago, April 27—Employers must} iu discourage farm, boys from remaining | 4 ~| Fire Drills Show. that Lives Are |: in the city and.farm bred men who ‘are failures in the city must go back Not Endangered by Any Blazes OVER-EATING fo the root of nearly all eosre evils. If tion is Valuable Corner 4 FOR SALE_, Corner lot two blocks from‘ Post Office, carries two -large madern houses. This is one of the very valuable downtown corners and will not be on the market long. Price $15,000. \ The Patterson Wot If you are looking for real “hat satisfaction,” the Fortetson Vat will surpass expectations to the country ‘or milk production and crop acreage this year. will be serious- ly curtailed. W. EB. Skinner, president of the national dairy association, de- ; ‘Splendid performances were made | Clared today. Terms. nN ; without a regret, yesterday by pupils in the ’ various Deity herds are being cut down as J BOUIN A 4 ‘ek jour dealer for city schools in fire qrills. At each|the fesult of a shortage of Jabor ac- k Ast door East bf Post Of tice ‘ . the PATTERSON. of the schools where the drills were| cording to W. J.T. Kittle, head of the \ onmhonie2 746, a Milk Producers association: h buildi: were emptied in " hela: the, pulldings e Daitymen were said to be paying considerably - less .time- than one "LW. Stevenson Go, minute which is a practical assur-| from $90 to $100 a month for milk ance that school children’s lives in| hands with a bonus for those who re- cama pre Minnesota, -| this city are not in any danger from | ™2in a certain’ period. te \ fires. The pupils in the Wachter school probably made the fastest time in leaving the building, consuming less than 30 seconds, Those at the ‘North Ward school, where there are six exits, left the building “in exactly’ 30 seconds, while those in the Will school with only three exits cleared |, the building in 45 seconds. Fire drills are held at various times, the pupils not being given, any’ warn- ing. In the drills yesterday “Sandy” McDonald with the fire wagon went to each building clanging the wagon bell jn front of the school before the fire ‘alarm was given, thys| making | | the drill as realistic as possible with- out an actual fire. The presence of | the fire department did not excite the children in the least. The drills were made under the supervision of Cecil Burton, Jr., ¢| member of the school board, and J. M. .Martin, city superintendent of schools. eaten ee Ra Take a tip from Gussners—Page ier ( ‘ 2 TEA AAU “DiamonpT THE NATIONS FREIGHT Fifteen years is a avi: Yet Dia- isa I have a small store, | but lookme up. _ Tm all there Starting Saturday May Ist, we Will sell Ice Cream and Ice Cream Cones every day. © _ “We Thank You” => \ CANNED BEANS Cheaper than Potatoes. Atfractive, prices by the dozen. S ome Ask: hs ne MACARONI, SPAGHETTI, CREAMETTES ee vo 91,00 Another good potato substitute test of fitness, buttermilk every -day. Good Sweet Cream every Sat- ?, mond T’s success urday. record of constantly ex- panding business from 1905 to 1920. "BAKER-TOPPINS CO., Inc. Remember our grocery stock is fresh and prices are low for cash and carry. ‘J. W. ScoTT use Calumet. It y ‘stands highest in uniformity and leav- } “ening strength. There \ is no more chance for All drinking water should be | boi A ‘ 305 7th St. : - — 4 boiled until further notice. 4 > Distributors, Bismarck, N. D. C. E. STACKHOUSE, .. Telephone 816 {|| MONARCH GRAPE MARMATADE, LOGANBERRY JAM CALUMET [ Health Officer ae : am ASPARAGUS, LEAF LETTUCE, RADISHES AND _BAKING POWDER | = —— = —> —= ——— <> : GREEN ONIONS’ = to fail shan there is, for-sugme L BA i In fact all green veitetables and fresh fruit that is.possi- otto puceten. That cone tee { ( Mun en aa tcsacceeenseccsne see tnevesennannneee nnn reer deg ble to buy. > % than, any other brand’ on earth, | aN : eee if | i famical to buy and t model 1 : ‘Bananas, special, while they last, z Se eet BOTT en ie ee z fper dozens ge onremnM yn NE oy Foe 208 25c cyte ake 7 "Eastern. Star Maple Sugar, Butter Composition, an ex- cee such i y ceptional fine cake frosting.’ Easy- to use¢and- inexpensive. { Feats by the U. ) is ‘i Coffee—Fresh roasted, 55 j i per pound. Our regular ..... Pac cdoete Heist Bike : Cc Ug i —_—_—_—_—_——_—_—_—_———— ( i) + We have added another coffee to our list which is the* “he 4 t last word in quality. i { Ack tot it. this TRDLonees b. mee sk for it this way. It means quality super! Per Pe mporbed- this direct = fh Ses, Tice ears eo 65c. { e imported this direct from Madagulpa, Central z aA i ij \ Anferica and is the finest money buys. eo AT. ‘LAST... i : sy ee / aR F j It’s Finished Ke ‘ \ ; i yp, A ; 4 : ' ‘ 3 Both Phones 211 118 3rd St. REX BEACH'S, | i 4 i i _ NewVictor Records t Last Delivery Saturday 4:30 p. m. “THE SILVER i 4 AY EO, 9 fay fete 4 af M Other week days - - 4:00 >. m. HORDE” a or ay nV = 5 a f We will close Saturday night at 8 o'clock MORE POWERFUL j © MORE GRIPPING he | - -. ‘The announcement of this new hist, of Victor Records MORE VIVID fo | really constitutes an invitation to hear them. Wherever there : verti nn | is.a Victor dealer, he will consider it a privilege to o play any red Of coined it’s atthe ELTINGE music for you. ; : Number Size Price Carmen—Habanera ‘ Gabriella Becanzoni 74618 12 $1.50 ¥ : Chanson de la Touraine (Song of Touraine) Emilie deGegorze 64862 10 1.00 : Commencing, next Mon- ¥ fl i Cradle Song (Mendelssoha) —_Violia Mischa Elman Cpt 12 (1.50 i Phone 33—Will Connect ‘You With All Departments——Phone 33 A day, $ ; , Here the Gentle Lark Amelita Galli-Cerei ‘74608 12 1.50 RY : Call Me Thine Own Mabel Garrison 74612 12 1.80 QUALITY” SERVICE SANITSH! Ye i Sunrise and You Edward Johgson 64864 10 1.00 Fourth Street). ~ Bismarck | — 5 Li Fond Recollections — Vicloncello Hans Kindler’ 64861 10 1.00 ‘ at : j Sriehiny SG, Meer stemrette (tet Philadelphia Orchestra 74600 12 1.56 : TROD) MAT R IEE 1 i ‘unpre , = : . | i as eas thec < aap Werrearath /¢4863 °.10 1.00 Make a-Dollar Worth One Dollar and Forty Cents TT), Eas h : Bester ar aan La 10 8S roun Coane, i a’ If With All Your Hearts () Pata Srmpboer Victor ‘ nee x i : Daddy, You've Been a Mother to ry Burr Z : | How Sorry You'll Be, Wait’ You Seo _ Esther Walker) onc 19 ones 4 Bate Bie ties ond Sone Os ts te Billy Murray f #255 Po | : ‘Hand in Hand Again bert Campbell and Pome fat ¥ Hiawatha’s Melody of Love Poo eae 18660 0 5 A ek). i mist. I'm Always Falling in Love with the Other Fellow’s Girl: Elliott Shaw # 5 : ee ‘| 4 ag Left All Alone Again Bluce—Moedley Fez Trot Ser CS Ore os 10 Onion sets, eeebbhe ! ai J ~ Whove Baby Are You?—Medley One-Step Jonen Sen Occheats 8 4 ie’ Karavan—Fox Trot : Joseph C.Senith’s Orchestra) Sasi q ; 1a eM ae Autee Bec Weel Ria thes Tie norey Obes) 10 California walnuts, Don’t “Follow | zB t 1 Til See You in C-U-B-A—Medley Fox Trot | THe} des . J PS EAU AR NOI A oe : : The Crocodile—Fox Trot Wisdeet-Wadsweth Qu a Mince Meat in packages, 18c yalue. hi ‘ d 9 ; : : i pohtahiys may oe NRT ca eS ds cats col the Lea er i : Hear these new Victor Records to-morrow at any Victor Malted Breakfast Food, 32c value. ; } + f ; The “leader” is an artificé } : . dealer's, He will.gladly give you an illustrated’ booklet ve cee Nee rie HO Naan aerate : : p describing them. New Victor Records-on -sale: at.all dealers oe sede : 30c ‘eonomy Stores” to erate the { : 3 bier eS impression’ that their’ prices are 7 | : : . on the 1st of each-month. . Vaceroles $25 to sl aee F Bromo’ eereal,20e size, 29 iw | i . : Cc The “leader” in other words | i bs ’ é is a “Misleader.”. Beware that: } A: R. L. Washing Powder, 15c size, 41 5 you are not “hooked” on some- | : Ab LOR Henig! MO MRE POE Wako wot ects Des Cc thing: else. *' . Monarch. Catsup, 35¢: value, : 3 for ...... aes. P OEE ak. SMe el aes od Oc (Phe letters “Q. S. S.” at the fs This sale from 10:00 A. M. until 4:00 P. M. No Cc. 0. D. 5 Soe oe ‘a an tht | i * Qrders taken our aim is to sell “Quality” \ 3 i 4 MEAT DEPARTMENT goods as near-cost as is consis- , \ : N Son tent with good business princi-~4 { : ay Roast\Beef.- at 23 Cc ple, and’ permit’. ts a Restit : : i: “AEG. U. 8, PAT. OFF. Pounds iidicloe. seins ee ye A ois Sous Pale vo enough that we can remain in | j : Boiling Beef. -busingss to serve you.. As are- [> i 2 eo grade the tid tack on thal AL BRB Pound’ oe eee eee cece eee ; turn for the reasonable profit. + ‘ ‘aaa : = WE WILL HAVE A FEW FRESH DRESSED CHICK- ' on our goods we propose to giver, : ‘ : : ENS. GET YOUR ORDER IN EARLY 1 ie, ery beet. reeryiee” obs a : ; 4 eo -. 1 | @ 7 on We handle Equity Co-Operative Products : ae. ee i “Quai” ( q . ee ictor j : ; We handle Frank's Milwaukee Sausage of all kinds. we render is not io Seu think a 1G a 4 é ad ‘ We will close Saturday night at 8 o'clock it should be, we will consider it 4 : = ‘é a gover al gor tal us see : ; Camden, New Jersey : Deliveries. sae : : 3 On all days except Saturday 8:30 and 10:00 in the morn- Tuits, Vegetables, Staple\ ‘= — ing; 3:30 in the afternoon. Saturday, 8:30 and 10:00 in and Fancy Groceries, Cured . the. morning ;.2:30-4:8N..in.the-afternoon.. .Evening 7:00. Meats om vans hy