The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1920, Page 3

FRIDAY, NOV. 26, 1920 ie ~ Mrs. Temple’s Telegram Hubby was home again! He'd been out all night—and was innocent—! Yet his\true story would have sounded so Yalse that he told Friend “The Untamed”’ RISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ‘URGE STUTSMAN | Jaméstown, N. 1D, Nov. 26,~Leaders | of the anti-Townley , movement inj Stafsman county have adopted resolu- THE NE W ELTINGE BISMAR( K COUNTY PLAN ; T'S not a bit of trouble to é Mr, , aye plenty of good things to —— THEATRE BR EX T EN DE D a eat on hand all the time, when you Toni : —————— Biaate use Calumet Baking Powder. \ ‘onight and ‘Tomornie : BA Tonight 4 Ton ROFEOW Workers in’ Banquet at Tamers ies 4 It never allows baking ‘TOM MIX Bryant Washburn ieee PET . Directive || Pa trouble. You don’t “dread” to bake. ~ } : : In \ { «down Beciare I Is Eifective There is nothing to worry about—and \ in. to Fi Way of Campaigning ' that really is the hardest part of it. t Mix up a batch of biscuits— or the finest kind of cake—it’s all the same. There is never but one re- The Amazing’Story of Three Comrades, a Man, a Wife a story‘that sounded true. i: ea county BM ae Ae telnet sult—the sweetest and most palatable 2 Horse, a dog——and a girl. The most Fascinating |] , And she caught him!—Result: that asia Mow tease Yo carried Out i of foods. Z a vounties ;of he state. A PICTURE THAT’S LONG, LINGERING LAUGH { —and—. ELMO LINCOLN Western Romance Ever Filmed. Special Added Attraction “BRIDE 12” With Marguerite Clayton HER EHE EERE HERR Hebei bebeibibebie Dita, Wig ves for an Anten- in the overturning of Townteyism in es sag One ities against it-at every ne i The resolution. was adopted, st p bancuet of all of the precinct workers: and other officers of the county or- nization, held Tuesday night ‘in this t The Panguet wes attended by, ral te persons, including | v woreul workers. F-7 > Plawint and Adgrable ce | BIINTON Loss | tia rate , x ‘ VIOLA DANA | LAW SUIT HERE county atthe November election | BN bea ce LEGION 70 BE | jier them, | J. W. Brintop Jbvopght, the ac declaring his {Newspaper shoold i tinhe as Burleigh county official | newspaper until all oficers elected.on . ORPHEUM THEATRE Nov. 2 take their offices the first of £- The Thrilling Romance of Silk-Stocking Crookdom from, the Story Which Appeared in' The cAntardeys Evening Post , holding an oficial newspaper occupies the game relation as a cun- him. attorney argued agains this conten- tion, and were sustained. TONIGHT AND 2 Performances : ‘TOMORROW | 7:15 and 9:00 Returns Home F WANTED— Comnfatait girl for general John- Regan of Northcote, Minn.,; housework! Mrs. Burt Finney, 411| who,spent'a week with’ Frank An-| Aye. A. 11-26-tf. | drist, 11}, Washington avenue, has re puyRNIsHED ROOM—619 6th _ street. “LEGISLATURE IS AIM (Continued from Page One) didate, Theoddre Koffel represented The attorney\ general and state’s_ \ ESTABLISHED. Arrangahnle Made to Occupy Rooms for Post in Hink-: ley Block ! The American Legionw# has gcom-} ipleted arrangements ~for post “club-| Sa ~ & See winsome Viola Dana in “Black- rooms, it was announced today. { much of it—it has more than the PAPER D1 PPLE EWE ONT ENER TEESE FET ETTEEPPOOOTT { mail” at the Orpheum. tonight, | A lease has been obtained on the! ‘ordinary leavening strength. A} jhall and rooms onthe north side of} — * . aaa ~ | KORCED CALLOE the Hinkley blocks wich includes | ji You get more out of the flour, f the old K. of C. hall and rooms to Bel rear of the Commercial club. Memberships to the club that will | ‘finance the proposition ‘are now be- | ‘There is not as much worry over baking costs either. Because Calumet costs less—when you buy it— the price is moderate. "the Kind Tt costs you is when you use it—because you don’t useas sugar, eggs, shortening, et¢., be- cause there are no failures—no waste. The most critical of baking turned home. Phone 619L. 31-26-3t] dow ig the: .. {ing obtained. It is the plan to hold! ( ' y have conduced their % * ° % 4 cups of 7 = . ; business properly.” ena Me amakerit arolee une Pbroom | powder judges gave it highest flour, 2k . tea- ieieei-t + . ehh RRR RRP RRR REE EERE i re for r= spoons Calumet ‘¢| Mr, Cathro told the bankers they bers of the post. To finance the awards, World's Pure Food Exposi- Baking “z | could judge his conduct in the matter) j from his conduct in the past». He: \added that no more money would be THE STORE OF SERVICE proposiuon special “ mempers ol} the organization are heging ob- tained. All legion men are urged tion, Chicago,—Paris Expositjon, Paris, France. $ y 4 in. Rigema | withdrawn than he thought ne \to become members of the or-| The largest selling brarid i In tablespoons of melt- With the Lowest Prices in Bismarck jalthough he couldn't aay how much ganization and are urged to see Com- | | the world. oo butter. 4 cup of g would be withdrwan. mander Paulson or Adjutant Harring: | “ ilk.” Then rom There were -conferences of ‘many | '0- | gt A pound can of Calumet contains full the regular way. | | j Shop and Save - / ie — - - state capitol] late Wednesday, and it Fi was understood that the question of SATURDAY § SPECIALS whether or not there would be a spe- _Armour’s Mixed Vegetables cial session of the legislature was to | be decided yesterday. Want Demend Per dozen .. : é ; Last night the information’ was al Chogkston, finn, | Noy. 26. Three —= — Heinz’ Pork & Beans; 1 th, 14 07. size $1 00 ; vuleca that Perron. ty ea would |men were killed and one seriously in-| Good to choice pigs, $9.00 to $9.25 to 3 CARS imo chect ieee ener yes ties ie ® : e j the bankers asked a special session to jured when a Great Northern train higher. : i : 9 Sana a caret Se incense, | | Richholt’s Cash au Carr Red Seal Parlor Matches 5 5 i were riding near here. The dead are: | « Beef steers, $6.00 to $8.00. al y JE 45 boxes ° Fgmere Ibe no, such appedl made| "A" G. Jesdahl, Crookston, Cows gnd heifers, strong to 25 cents x jt the Governor, it is believed. An-| peter Boldgtad, Cooperstown, N. D. | higher. G j Hein Tomato Ketchup, large size : pe Be teegan” bere obra W. Niel, OFlee Minn. Light medium cajves, steady, top, | Phone 631 | 631 rocery | 7th & Thayer | | eee * luisaiéieague, or league aiiosers, at-*hief River Falls. Minn. Hest tookora ang. feeders “wendy: scl racer © Ivory Soap $1 00 tee eane hag eon maggeto pease was bound from Crookston to Roseau, | sheet recaps. avg | Our C d Good Saar eg tears tisaleh esiacera le sl A psace mara inn, ‘at lambs strong to : 14 Baws 2 cae... e | statecon ie. dnitintea aw ME, Ca, {Minn ac hiit eens ur Canned Goods are as Fresh as in Harvest Time ;thro has said, however, that ‘the ini- Lenox Laundry Soap tiated law. was not responsible for the 22 Bars sstnee Heat ee ee $1.00 Sugar 10'bs. for With every $5.00 order . Remember Our Good Coffees ‘ | ©. E. Lofthus, state b Ihas’ said that ‘the reduction in the |, value of agricultural products and/ ‘livestock, the failure of farmers to thro has said that the in | might make matters more acute and i : : ’ | Mr. Lofthus has said substantially the bs v , : same thing. , : . b af + Realization of the fact that there jought not to be any unncessary dis- Stre: i oD. bance of conditions at this t —— 522 3rd Street Bismarck, N. D a Se oh is Skee bankers Pee es MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR ae CAN'T AY BLAME YOURSELF—If you pay too ate for your gro- -] ‘e thes it did. Some of inneapolis, Nov, 26.—Flou iS / tion to take the-step it did ol alized to doceanta lower. liear! } ceries. This store offers you the opportunity to buy right the bankers feel that some of t ie : } ers in the Nonpartisan league are tak- A 7 jing advantage of the situation to try; rex GUSSN ER’S ‘¢ "Ea BY | and play, politics, when the policy gf 310 Main St. the Bank obo) rth. Dakota was. an- The Home of Quality Meats and Groceries |nounced as ‘daitylated to better | conditions. See “Blackmail” thrilling 10mance lof silk-stocking crookdom starring Viola Dana at the Orphenm tonight. Report of the Condition of | Nonpartisan league powers in the) ‘ed the Governor to attend the inaneur- | U ation of General Obregon as president | here today after a brief illness. | THREEKILLED BY GN TRAIN FRASER MISSE! i S | closing of the bank: The jaw is not i ae : rk ee ee MEXICAN TRIP | MIN} | per iat 8c Z 00 ea utter at a Snecial Pri ‘meets to canvass the: vote. aid cannot k eae | Bases < “ ees : a renner om Poe se _Adjutait-General Fraser miased a SWEDEN DEAD, Electric Spark Soap, Saturday Special 7 Cause of Situation rip to Mexico by three hours. ‘The Washington, Nov. 26:—Williath A. | per DAL cose Se ages ete tee yh Cc general was designated by Governor Frazier to accept an invitation exten- | of Mexico. The general started, but sell their products, has been responsi- | WD 2 Ai Wi Made Mince-Meat, S: day Si ial / A - : loging of' be a.{in Fargo he found hat ‘the fastest WANTED—Dressmaking at 218 1 tome Made Mince-Meat, Saturday Special We also. have some specials every day. Come and see us. ble for the.closing of bank: a Ca-/erain would get-him in San Antomo | St. Phone 41. Mrs, HL M. Pete per Ib. oC three ‘hours too late to catch the | Mexican government special. | .———______--—____--¢ MARKETS + o ] * load lots, $8.60 to $9.00 a barrel in 98-) pound cotton sacks. Shipments, 68,- 589 barrels. | Bran, $32.00 to’ $33.00. / Minneapolis, Nov. 26—Future op- tions of wheat made new low prices in more than four years during the morning trading at the chamber o commerce here today. Decémber de- livery touched_$1.40, a decline of 7% The train which struck the men others Slow. 1 : ¥ cents. March futures touched $1.43%, once! When meals don’ 16 oz. Some baking powders come in 12 0z. cans instead of 16 oz. cans. ae ip It’s oop TO. EAT WE HAVE IT. Top ewes: { #4 09. P. &. G. Soap, Suna Aperial kengren, Swedish minister to the; Inited States, died at the legation t Lenox Soap, Saturday Special 1G fri Aiser ora cin ami fi aera Caer eT 45c son. = 11-21 Special Mazola Demonstration and Display The Original Cash and Carry Store a erty INDIGESTION but-if you are indifferent and careless, and pay credit store prices, you can not expect to enjoy, the saving that careful buyers at this store enjoy. Try us tomorrow. Stomach Pain, Sourness, Gas- es,and Acidity ended.with “Pape’s Diapepsin” Fleighman’s ‘Yeast. Fresh Daily Bakers’ Goods Out-of-order stomachs feel fine at fit and you} CTA _ The Quality Meat Market belch gas, acids and undigested food. When you fegl indigestion pain, lumps VERY FANCY POULTRY ee a 7 cent loss. Prime Corn Fed Fancy Turkeys per—lb, Geese Very Fancy per 1h. Ducks, per Ib. THE FIRST GUARANTY BANK ees at Bismarck, in the State of North Da- . RUSH TO SELL_ of distress in stomach, heartburn or kota, at the close of business November] Chicago, Nov. 26.—In a general rush | headache. Here is instant relief. ens RESOURCES to sell wheat tumbled today to below! Just as soon as you eat) a tablet or ts $1.50 a bushel, the first time since "3 Ss 27e to 30c . 24¢ to 2g 274,551.38 Sune Caickens ene poe ae eee Ber Wb.) hocks se 25c to 28¢ : 1181.97|the world war. The immediate bear- ute Fisk, the Norwegian National Bir 7 "lish factors were the strained banking B & N Pork Reast Prime, Ham Cuts, per Ib, ..........0.s seers eteews 28c ants, claims, ~ 9 £89-02| situation in North Dakota, a break in| at ‘ rown orum P Pri it SSL ee 23,638.40| the cotton market and a new down- Diapepsin always put sick, upset, aci i Pork Roast F rime, shy per ib. »24e Banking houbé, furniture and f turn in foreign exchange. slomachs in ordei at o} 6ll Broadway xy % Pork Roast, Loins per Ib. ... ‘current exp The market fell as low as $1.47 a| vost so little at drug stores. over undivided p {Due from other ba ics § 39,400.02 | Checks and other cash : 7| bushel for /March delivery. Opening | = quotations’ which carried from 3 1-4 to 8 cents lower with December Prime Rib Roast, per 1b. Pot Roasts, Should, per Ib. 7 We ‘Aims to Cans the ~Choicest Meaty and Poultry. \ 2 LL a sHEACTNUROUEOOO ERED HOTGUOGHOCORN AE UUDEETTECCHOA HERG RET BEE EHORDG HOC UU DOO OUTHL OU PESDODOU HET EEE UO t25 Ge iq ili : eines 14. items . 2,787 4 Peat Sich eh Ib. a cash. 12,565.58 44,803.42 | $1.53% to $1.56% and March $1.47 to : te ‘s Be pata $362,413.48 | $1.51 were followed by only moderate as Round Steak, ee Ib. Rit ae “land brief recovery from initial bot- eaWULEe 3 Capital stock paid in 000.00] tom figures ; oe te ee. Pee = cara ea 1400.08| Comparative tirmness was showsi| ff For INDIGESTION SATURDAY SPECIALS Wingsaps,, Jonothans, Wagners, Roman Beauties. These Apples are I subject to check 151,048.02 later as a result of estimates that de i : quoted on the Minneapolis Market at from $3.25 to $4.00 though guaranty eect 2003 Ape ie Iahels of daeatie Era [este good, do goods doscive Fancy Spring Chickens, Ducks, Turkeys, Geese, Veal, : i y ime certificates 0! Wwhea' a een purchaset for ex- we are offering at the very low price of from $2.85 to $3.00 per case deposit . 92,992.08 jiport via the Gulf of Mexico making | take as needed. Beef, Pork and Lamb 10,189.19 Savings di Fancy Hard Cabbage, per head, per Ib. Liberty Bond Savings '|a total of 4,000,000 in the last week. QUICK RELIEF! : iti posits -.....ee eee 23,580.00, The close was unsettled 6 to 7% cents ——— RN geanetce ve : Cashier's checks “out- net lower with Decemier $152% to ‘ALSO IN TABLET FORM TOR THOSE , per Ib. stan ney ayy. : seat See 3 $1: 58% and March $1.48 to $148 1-4 Cate moa »Choice Select Oysters MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION 12 a Sauer Kraut, per Quart Notes and bills r ‘CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Nov. 26.—Cattle receipts, 19.000. Bulk native steers, §9.50 to Get In On This. Fancy Shelled Walnuts, per pound ... Be | $363,413.48 ! Fancy. Shelled Almonds, per pound . County of Burleigh ss. or the ahove| $15.25. - Fancy Package Currants per pkg. ......+-...-.s2ee ee eeeeeee 30 named bank, do solemnly swear that the] Fog receipts, 33,000. Fully 25 ‘cents above statement is true, to the best, of | , d ki dge and Ballets higher than Wednesday. Rae tos ey . V. LAHR, j| Sheep receipts, 900. ! Cashier. | higher. A Subscribed and sworn to before: me this ie egeaiy? % November, Jp wagner, SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK ! Notary suniuc. South St. Paul, Nov. 26.—Hog re- ceipts, 10,000. Steady to higher. . Range, $8.75 to $9.35. Bulk, $9.25 to $9. * SALT Just received a large consignment of Cattle Salt, which we can offer at less than wholesale cost, Special per cwt. - $1.25 Home Brand Milk, Special + 15Me- Canned Peas, Cotn, Wax Beans, String Beans, Special per can 17¢ ern cee poste UU Steady to WE DELIVER Phone 722 TR Ne REI RRL GS SDI WHEN YOu ASK FOR s..BUTTER , & NORTAERN SC Correst. Attest:— F. A. Lahr, E. V. Lahr, Directors,