The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 7, 1920, Page 3

TUESDAY, SEPT: 7,. 1920 ‘ BISMARER PAILY PRIBUNE PA RE - E NEW ELTINGE| BISMARCK | Rat uration in evry cage b OOSTS STATED. jan mssumtcsuan otis cqmmanytor|| So Easy to Drop Cigarette I TONIGHT AND TOMORROW, THEATRE - Wallace Reid | LAST TIME TONIGHT, ce gas and steam heat alleges that both Cigar, or Chewing Habit rey 4 ! IN RATE CASE steam nd kus couls have Increased Fie ae GIRLS! MAKE A i 4 31, 1920, tt oe Ee eet aaa ae No-To-Bac has helped thousands to Cok Rae q Supported by Anna Little in : 5 ‘ b 4 q i ‘ 7 ‘ “All of a Sudden Peggy’ RT the commission review of the Fargo] break the costly, nerve-shattering to- If. yor can fee!—The dare of the open road: to the straini is i motor-devil' under your hood—The wild, fierce joy of thetrice Miss Cluck’ ‘Dest. “picture; Alve: mile on. mile, through the niglit, while Death reaches a hun- comedy, “Torchy Comes Through.” dred hands from the dark—The horzor of trickery, wreck, and sone the thrill of good hard fists on the face of a cad-—if you can Tomorrow, join the yelling crowds when a record’s| smashed—See Wallace ETHEL CLAYTON in Reid in.“Excuse My Dust.” Ay, ‘Young Mrs, Winthrop’ 1 pe, “The application further states] bacco habit. Whenever you~have aj vy Hy a LEMON BLEACH: : Fargo Company Claimed to Be| that in order gorsthe company to pro-| longing for. a smoke or chew, just! cure the necessary supply of coal to} piace a harmless No-To-Bac tablet inj Heavily Hit hy the In- operate its utilities for the coming| your mouth instead. All desire stops. year will be necessary to have its] Shortly the habit is completely brok. for coal placed forthwith. it} en, and you are better off mentally, | es, therefore, that it will be] physically, financiatly, It’s ! Lemons Whiten and Double ¢ | crease of Fuel ord \ Beauty of the Skin { aS: ar obliged to pay for the required coal to] 30 simple. Get a box of é. eeenereeee STANDS PART OF INCREASE | operate the electric and steam utili-| ind if it doesn't-releage you: from ali Squeeze the juice of two’lemons 1n- | as. eae tha nine LCST May | craving for tobacco in any form, your to a bottle containing three ounces of | The increase of gsrnnit 31,1921, the amount o: 700 more} iruggist will refund your tnoncy with- orchard. white; shake well) and. you 'yjyion ee Eat eand: granted the than it paid for the same quantity of] out question, No-To-Rae is made by have a quarter pint of the best tree- | pany. of Fargo: the Red River Valley nal used during the like period 0: | the owners of Cascirets; therefore kle and’ tan lotion; and: complexion | power company of Grand Forks, and coal year ehding May 31, 1920, and} is thoroughly reliable, ideutidlar: dtiverd.vary-ainall. cont company of Grand » and | that it will be obliged to pay’ for coal TY, very. 2 tte. Minot utility in the forry of sur-| 5 3 ——————————— Your grocer has the lemons and . - for the coal year ending May 31, 192, [(—————_———"*";*= Veharges was based on the increased | yoy the yas utility the sum of $48,600 F bs bas bee 75 a ton; Fairmount run of ‘ererenemenenertn nes And then, commencing Thu ump, § any drug store or toilet counter will’ cost of coal, according to the order of : ited supply three ounces of orchard white} ino. commission granting the ne one ape OE the same quantity of} (1, $8.25 per ton; Fair t - |e . Peaster E rt 2 in-| poal ring’ the like ec ear | Bile, per ton; Fairmoun n- 1.4 “ a feaetane,totion’ into: the this sweetly | creased. ° : ending May 31, 1920. Teestaten it its | Bes: 87.75 a. ton; Hocking sereening The Toll. Gate” .and ragrant: lot os nt the face, neck,| ‘The increase is granted for a period | application that the present rates now 5 acton, all net ton f. 0. b. at Your money refunded if you don't think it's the best and Hoot Gibson, the smiling arms and hands each day. and see how/ ine months, from Sept. 1, 1920, to} in rorce and effect in the city of Fargo docks,- Superior, Wis: biggest western you have ever seen. ° whirlwind freckles- and blemishes disappear and | yay 3 i ori f . year i 21. 192 - May 31, 1921, during the period of |yaye been suffici a : ‘or the year ending Aug. 31, 1920, skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless)" The order states that a covy of the preciation, and interest, and that such $3.50 per ton, and for the year ending ! and never irritates. [notice of the. hearing before’ the com-| Vea wil not provide for the greatly | AUE: "$1, 1921, will cost $7.25 per ton. ; ee —— eee ‘eased cost of coal required to ereight inereases bring the total gost] jetter sent by the reser’ Aoi tant | eee ede utilities" aft coal laid down in: Fargo: from foccet Sent by the reserve bank headjadds. He asserts that! the: policy| forcing operato.its utilities. i . urging’ banks to reduce their loans 13! adopied reduces credit to farmers, cel pay tor ‘thet Arent iene es ° t period of $5.46 per ton to} quick ig ane i Is Your Skin Ablaze . Coat Costs Shown in the second period. ment of grainy The reserve bank head “ ° e) re henna A letter which was introduced in] ‘The commission’ found that for the} declared’ rit iwes iecessirycto'd With Fiery lichings? evidene, from the North Western Fuel | steam heat utility the increase in the ppclareds raat ir (ae necessity 2 ce i uffer Because| and local applications have no ef- j company, of St. Paul, Minn., quoted | :ost of coal for the year ending May] sasier mon ark nin lower’ ine Don’t Comstuos' to, Sefer fect. whatever. Thatis why salves, | prices on Elkhorn lump coal, used in} 31, 1920 would amount to $38,460.24. | terest vies ind Beker iawee oeleee ’ Gintments, lotions, washes and | making gas, of $9.50 a ton; Elkhorn The incerase for the gas utility would] py deflation. a, edies applied to the skin | screenings, $8.00 per ton; Fairmount | 2mount to $67,040.18. ‘Gothvorassor 4 jrore tan give mere The utility company, gave as one of Jathro asserts that “most have been able to secure no credit y relief. ts reasons for asking the increase in ‘ 7. the cost of coal] that it’ wished to be comodation at all; either for harvest! Mankato Commercial College Under the same management 20 years. Enrollment last. year 1580 students. Ideal conditions. Prac- tical courses of study. Unusual op- portunities for securing positions, Tuition rea- sonable. “Impurities in the blood cause millions of tiny disease germs to set up their attack. on: the. sur-| tegnpora the skin, and in the form f you want genuine relief fro. * : ¢ i rath . i cae fee ot tee boils, scaly eruptions ; f'skin diseases, lose EAR Oll assured of the future so that it coud] one or for holding. thei If yous'are: and itchy, burning irritations, be- all local ‘ immediately place orders for’ all the} fro" the | Gvens; “and, feretor intent od igine their disfiguring and destruc- . and, begin taking S.S.S. for HAIR soal necessary. hase: 0. accept whatever price is of- interes $0 ‘ tive work. fl information about your & . Sp OTE. adi , roe log. aD y A i y ‘ " Buying Coal: Now It appeats that the conception our free catalog. own ‘case, write Medical Director, ‘AN INDIAN’S SECRET ying: kato Commercial Col. i an be ; : \ These disease germs | ‘ “The commission appreciates and] that most bankers in the big: financial reached only through. the -blood, Swift Laboratcry, Atlanta, Ga. ‘of, the potent mgredients of 1 : Kaeo he scr atte te | proves the purpose of this company] centers hold of the problems of — haat i lege,, Mankato, Minn, | fot found af? ny other hale prepara | of endeavoring to make a saving by nancing the crop movements does not 7 * not fouroulke has succeeded In many |. ouring, at present prices, the coal it reach down to’ the farmer at all, he Sadness, falling hair’ and t 1 cases: Of omer nait lotion of trext- | shall require for the ensuing nine) === OT | . ndru® whe ql CAR WASHIN G ret Ts roned fale Sa eee Yeu months,” says the order. “While. it is ey Bate Tn you can row HOt inclined to grant surcharges as a : come of remain bald if 300 SETS | veneral principle, it is fully of the Why be om ny Necoriers have obtained a: new grow nel *t he cued dandru®. of stopned feling hale | yyinjon that the emergency condition * Have conquered di | Aiomea RGU: SEM i! draw eta: or aend 18 aresented by this case is such as to i | yee met OF atasipe. | foe Rots rc ult immediate a and consid- , bs .¥, | 2xation in order that the company may a ‘3. Brittain, foe, Station F, New York, N.Y make a saving by at once securing = es ——S - its coal: requirements. The commis- sion is in favor of the application of vsurcharge to meet the emergency re-}’ uirements of this case, inasmuch as t is disinclined at this time to make any change in the rate structure and}, steps of the present existing rates. It], believes that the company may be] ible, by exercising the strictest eco- |} nomies, to absorb the amounts of the a Smokeless: and Black Powders iterproo inerease in coal costs it represented |; Waterp f hy petition that it would. endeavor to meet.” | ‘ The commission did not grant the company the full increased cost ‘of oF coal. '\‘The utility was required to ab- , | ] sorb 25 per cent of increased cost of coal for the electric utility, to absorb about 28 per cent of the gas utility coal increase and about 25 per cent of the steam heat increased coal costs. 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Pare 2 ‘ee eonenal Tromst Ws In addition to its durability, Certain- eed is weather-proof, North Dakota, in which he d fire-retarding and spark-proof. that the present policy of the fed 6 And it costs less to buy, less to lay and less to maintaie | reserve bank of the northwest digirict POSSIBLE TO ten) than.any other type of good roofing. | docs not extend proper credit to the ‘Tie Remente See a‘ Certhinisteed dealer about roofing: If he hasn't | 7 wheat grower. a tee e| ; 3 2 | You can get your money back for The Black Shells. | we mate exactly the Cathros statement is a reitoration ot] |i | enough cf the weight you want in stock he can’ quickly | if, for any reason at all, you don’t like them. 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