The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 21, 1921, Page 2

PAGE TWO THEOHAYS = PLANS DRIVE IN THEATRES he oppor- St. Paul, ‘Minn. Jan. 2 tunity to enjoy a good sh same time contribu lief of Europe’s sta and North and South Dakota by the theatricd| men of these states. Jan- uary 26 and 29. On these days the theatre men will make special efforts to augment the * $35,000,000 fund being sked of the n people by the European Re- neil. lief. co Theodore L. Hays, well known the- atre man of the Northwest, has been named chairman of the theatre drive by Herbert Hoover. ad of the re- lief council. Mr. Hi territory cov- ers Minnesota and North and South Dakota. The co-operation of theatre mana- gers. four-minute~ newspapers and women’s organizations have been enlisted by Mr. Hays in the effort to make the drive the mos sf ed in tits kind ever attem west. All day on Jan 6 the theatre! men will make special efforts to en- courage as large an attendance as pos-! sible in the effort to increase the re- lief fund. The F nute-Men and women of the thr s will aid the eatre men on th inees will be very penny of the children’s mat- Visitors are being kept away because cf fear of holdups and. burglaries.” | Enright Pures tt: Murders— ‘BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE All Mothers Will Find Use For This Laxative. Give Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin to a -’ conétipatéd'child and note its ‘quick recovery. yy A ‘growitig faitily the subject of theught withthe parents is how to keep the chilgren ‘healthy and Nappy, and what'to:do when they become ill. Most ‘illnesses. of childhood are the symptoms of constipation, such .as headaches, coated tongues, flatulence, dizziness, loss of ‘appetite ‘and sleep, biliousness, etc. Youcan surely feeljsafe.in doing what tens of thousands of dthers do with good results, so give, according to the age‘of the child, ‘a small quanti ty of Dr. Cald- well’s Syrup Pepsin. Eight million bottles were bought last year at drug, stores. It is America’s favorite family” remedy for constipation, indigereen on A ele andis especiall pulaie or children, ‘women and old folks ‘as ‘ it is so mild and gentle in action. TRY IT. FREE } There is no secret ‘about Dr. Cald- Send me your name andad- ' well's Syrup Pepsin. It isa comibirtation dress and Havill sendyoua free of Egyptian Senna and other simple trial bottle of my Syrup p Pepsin. laxative herbs with pepsin and pleasant “Address me'Dr.W. B. Cald- “tasting aromatics. Druggistshave sold it well, 51 Washington: Siveet, for thirty years, ait a ay cent bottle Monticello, ‘illinois: Every- will list for mont Experienced ‘body now ‘and. then ‘needs a mothers are never without it in the laxativeanditiswell to know house.’ the best. Write me “today. June 8, 1919. That is thé Hon’ 8 share 1Of tec. 2x0 Ton . Here’s New York's crime record, as; aaa ; Famous Sons of Clergymen. Of a thousand great names chosen tt random, 170 were sons of minis! i 19191 inee receipts will go to the fund. Al! Shooting: . 185 theatre employes are, donating thei} Stabbing - 36) Dryden, Addison, Goldsmith. Reynoli in putting on the matinees) Unclassifie 88 |" Herschell, Wren, Jenney, Ne Ce s giving cash toward the funa * ————] «il Rhodes, Coleridge, Cowper, n= ‘The film companies are offering their | Total .. 309 | nyson, Froude, Kingsley ‘and, Black: photoplays free of charge for the mat- | Robberies .. 1744] more are among them. — inees, | Burglaries . 3100 : [=e ELE ZS, Forty per cent of New York's popu- WILSON’S FIRST JOB "Twill Be to Bring His U. S: His- tory Up to Date Washington, Jan. 21.—America soo: will soon know the story of its par E Ww. eu first work alter House will be to ry of the Unwed leaving the rig nis own his up to da > his own cight udents ‘of events hoze he will and interpret situations pre- America’s entry into the war, : t and its diff! culties at the peace table, which on- ly the president knows all about. Writing this work ig expected to take Wilson a ‘comparatively ‘short,! time, as his personal notes on @vents are ¢omp piste and thoroughly system- atized. One reason for his remaining in Washington is that he will be con-| venient to naticnal records. DECREASE IN CRIME. lation is foreign born. clared to be the reason why New York annually has six times as many mur- ders as Londcn, and four times as any “burglaries. rraigned in a year, 95,000 were ve born and 11 born or natives w JAPS HOARDS GOLD Yellow Coin Obtained in ning export of gold ‘and obtaining all it can by liquida iting ing to Alfred F Eastern Commerce Co. and has just. returned® to the United States after several years in the Orient. iness and the closing of factories, Fenton pois out the postal sav- ings of ‘the people continue to in- crease. Board show that Japan has receive. | $192,414,000 of the gold leaving this New York Police Commissioner | country since the embargo was lifted, This -is de- terk of the t, gives statis- Jemiria ither foreign foreign parents. Bes Ht 7 it ich 3 ee pomteal breakfast. Debt : Liquidation New York, Jan, 21—Japan is bin- ite debts, accord- Fenton is genetal ‘manager of. the Despite a general depression in bus- Figies ‘of the Federal Reserve Says Figures Prove It ee st THE STORE OF SERVICE ures to show murders, robberies aud " burglaries in New York were fewer 5 during 1920 than during 1919. Also NeW York’s recqrd-—for 1919 3 at least—was not as ad as Chicago’s, though ‘New York is re as large. Enright, whose administration is about to be favestigated, has at least one supporter in his assertion that the crime wave is a myth. “New York is the safest city in the world,” says Joab H. Banton, new ¢hiet ' of staff for Distriet Attorney Swann. “New York is being hurt by the con- tinuous slander on her good name. £ "it ve ‘No wonder she is the center of attraction. Her vibrant health draws people to her. ‘How differ- ent from the pale, listless woman who-cannot attract because she has not the glow of health ‘which positively radiates beauty. a hie what one needs for the it health and anima- jadmir tion, Lyko te nature | to fo keepailstt ‘the bodily functions in @ normal con- ‘With the Lowest Prices. in Bismarck Shop and.Save SATURDAY SPECIALS : Sugar with Each $3.00 Order 10 Ibs. in package..... 06... sees eeeee eens Wiel eers 98¢ Butter, per Ib. ...... 5 Hershey’s ‘Cocoa, ‘1-2 ‘Ib. ‘tins. ‘each... Zatek Almond Bars, 10c values. .. Trixy molasses, per can........ Karo dark syrup, per can. ‘Dill ‘pickles, per can. Blue Rose rice, per Ib. aaieialscs asec wore Ale Apricots (a very good brand) 3 for $1.00 Red Rose coffee, 3 for........... $1.00 Royal ‘Quality, extra special. Royal Quality, yellow label.. Spaghetti with tomato sauce ‘apd cheese, 3 cans for. .25¢ Fresh Milk and Cream Every day. Armour’s Special Veal Loaf and Minced Ham Fresh Today. “National Biscuit Co. Cookies and Crackers Always Fresh ata Very Moderate ‘Price WE WILL DELIVER ALL ORDERS IN. BY 2:00 P. M. : We Are Here to Serve You SERVICE GROCERY 522 3rd Street Phone 378 © Bismarck, N. D. For All Baking Requirements which is al- se Climax Flour ways uniform , eee in quality and contains a high percentage of gluten. Necessarily a high priced flour on account of its high quality. For sale by all grocers. | Russell- Miller Milling Co. Bismarck, N. D, SST UT WE aust nsseoneatsdteatavncta net.ag HUTHGUEVeRASUUAEOEA LLU ARGLEOUOEUPE ue Une TNA ~ Swift's Premium Oleomargaine A Better Spread for Bread Splendid for Cooking, too No purer food made. It contains only the fats, which the U.S. -. _ Government has inspected and approved—milk twice Pasteurized, (kept in dust-proof rooms of filtered and washed sir) — and salt. Nota hand touches it either in manufacturing or packing—the tubes, pipes, and ‘even the walls of the rooms, where Swift's Premium Oleomargarine is made, are cleaned with live steam and scalding water. ' Fi No wonder it is sweet, pure and cKO Lo = The Quality Meat Market 611 bake Phone a Try, Us For Quality and Service Smoked Picnic Shoulders, per Ib....... 20c ~ Corn fed*best quality met Veal, Pork and Lam Sausages of All Kinds OYSTERS We deliver to all parts of the city Deliveries 8:30-—10:30 a.m. - 2:30—4:30 p. m. ee us ii E.A.BROW. 114 Fifth Street | The Quality Grocer | Saturday Specials: ‘+. + King’s De-lhydrated prtines, 1-Ib, net packages. Market price 50c, close out price Mrs. Shepards apple flakes, special, 3 hae kages for ey chips, special, ‘ special price per 1-2 Tb. can. . Swiss Chard, better than spinach, 2 1-2 can, special, Beans fOr... cece eee eee eee e eee ee Spotted grape fruit, special, per dozen Minced Albacore, the white and the dark meat 7 , of the Tuna; special, 4 1-2 Ib. can for. .....-es 45c VEGETABLES Head Lettuce, Celery, Cauliflower, Parsnips, Rutahagas Carrots, Cabbage CHEESE Waukesha Cheese, French Pimento ‘Cheese, New York Cream Cheese, Cottage Cheese Dill Pickles, Sweet Pickles, Greek Olives (PURE HIGH TEST SWEET CREAM) E. A. BROWN TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS IUuuUttt a a: “ FRIDAY,. JANUARY: 21, 1921 “We: Thank You” = Fancy Head Lettuce — a 1 > > Bancy Celery ; Meroe Sweet Potatoes Cranberries Oranges S og Bananas hte << * Grape Fruit q Apples SWEET CLOVER HONEY IN COMBS JUST ARRIVED — JIFFY JELL OR JELLO alean, Special per dozen $1.38 pi ieee ware cnueahih mien met ay aed COFTEE, FRESH ROASTED Z Order « carton today. Another Small‘Decline : Swift & Soanpany, 0: s. A. Prim-o-ro-sa, per Ib.......... 0606.60 6: 43¢ = Gem Nat Margarine | = Logan’s Special, per Ib................ 38e le jut Oils an: :, ; H 4 5 Fresh Eggs, QOZON oe eee oS \.. 60 - iNetiena! Biscuit Cookies and Crackers Arrived Fresh Today Lasi Delivery Saturday 4:30 p. m. Other week days - 4:00 p.m. "CLOSE AT 8 P. M. SATURDAY EVENING | Both Phones 211 _ 118-3rd St. A BIG SATURDAY SALE . aa Davis's Grocery 319 Mandan Ave. 1 am offering you he very lowest prices for groceries at this salé, ’ Sugar, 10 Ws, for. ..... 6... ede ewe ce een eee Seve DBC White House coffee, } Pioneer coffee, per Oatmeal, large Oatmeal, baby Strawberries, extra preserved, 3 for Corn, Blue Label brand, 6 cans for. Milk, Van Camps or Carnation, per can. Butter, 2 Ibs fo ‘Brooms, regular $1 Soapade, 3 -packages for. Soap, Lenox, 22 bars for. Soap, Bob White, 10 bars for Soap, P. and G., 12 bars for........... ooee DAVIS’S GROCERY ° 319 Mandan Ave. ; 00002 39C $1.00 = The South Se General Mercantile Store & MORRIS ZVORIST, Prop., 222 9th Street South ~ SPECIAL REDUCION ON GROCERIES SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1921 Sugar, -per Ibs... cece cee ee oath Ge Rar 10c White HBuse coffee, per Ib.. é ‘Tall Carnation milk, per can. Phone 957, Creamery butter, per Ib... ........seee eee e eee eee 48c Fresh eggs, guaranteed from the farmers........... 60c “| Black and green tea, per lb....... lafasdia visi esy/atec eieay ee 60c P. and G. soap, 10 bars for..... A Ar ae ana 80c Electric Spark soap, 10 bars for.............. - 75¢ Heinz vinegar, per gallon....... Heinz pure apvle butter, quart jars. Monarch baked beans, per can... Fancy canned corn, canned peas............ Canned strawberries, raspberries, blackberries. Canned peaches, ; ‘pears, apricots, _ er Peanut butter in glasses, 35c seller.. - 25e Fancy cranberries, per Ib................-. --29¢ Farm House Giant Queen Olives, “Ze seller . 60 Fancy brooms, $1.25 seller............... $1.00 Wilson’s nut margarine, per lb. Extra fancy celery, per bunch. ~ With every $5.00 order a market basket free Saturday Only, January 22, 1921 'We deliver all orders with car UL