The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 21, 1921, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT - THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE '. MONDAY, MARCH 24 1921 tain the same efficie ous service as before. Mechanical Labor Without ‘effecting our unequalled service, we will beginning today, March “Qist, reduce our Service Department labor charges about 20”. At these reduced prices you will, ob- BIG PRICE REDUCTION In an effort todo ovr part toward “getting back to normal.” we are reducin ° nt, prompt, courte- -LAHR MO g our prices materially. This notwithstanding the fact that with nine men working in our shop, we are three weeks behind, and our storage facilities taxed to the limit. Storage Beginning May 1st, our,charge for live storage. will be reduced to $10.00 per month. With this new price goes our usual clean, fireproof, centrally located storage and prompt, courteous service. _ TOR SALES COMPANY | neta PRIVAT CONTINUING TO. PAY STATEBANK Continued Liquidation of Ac- counts Indicated in Statement SITUATION of Nort March 15. in the am banks in North Dakota on account of x ts ased items increas 10.18 and | sing from $105,610.26 on February | on March 15. due from hanks in the state on cash items shows a great de- | crease, indicating increased ability of the banks to meet their obligations. | The decrease is from $351,204.07. on | Feb. 15 to $262,623.94 on March 15. | The comment accompanying the! statement is headed “Our Financial | Dilemma and the Way Out.” Bite) . “The agement of the, Bank of, a admits that the present intolerable,’ the -state- | ‘It agrees that a way out! must be found, and that very soon, un- éss the financial stability of the state | is to be so seriously undermined that | it would take years to re-establish it” The opponents of the state adminis-| é are severely criticized, as are private banks of the state. It is erted the opponents of the adminis* ion have not taken the initiative in solving the problems confronting y ful in getting the redeposits out of will be able to and local fund de tar as demands fa to be paid. It is estimated that de-+ posits of public funds will reach near- ly $10.000,000'by April 15, with pay-| ment of taxes. It is declared. ‘however, that the Grand Forks mill cannot be complet- ed until bonds are sold or real estate s resumed until bonds are sold: must be, recognized that more than $4.000,000 of the funds the bank are in loans made to far-| mers and to state industries to be te banks, it, rte all coun statement shows “Dills paya- , indice g the $1,000,000 irely. The bills county, used from . 1835.15 to $3,687,648.87. Delightful Bungalow Excellent Location Five rooms and. bath, ex- cellent heating plant, mod- ern in every respect. A charming. home for a small fam! It will pay you te act quick, attractive terms, shown by appoint- ment. Hetry & Henry Phone 961 EBANKS PIT] DISCUSSED | ks. | made me eat better, feel better, sleep -| better and work better, and I guess -| that’s all a man can | medicine. 7 | ing at 1009 4 Declares Tanlac Enabled Him to Eat Better, Sleep Better and | Work. Better.—Has Gained Thirty Pounds. ‘anlac “the — grandest. | : world, for | B | Hy gained 30 pounds in weight ce | began taking it. It has just ply. filled me with new life and y and for the first time in years can sit down to the table and en- joy three square meals a day like other people. In«fact Tanlac has expect of a ‘Before I took Tanlac, I was off 29} pounds in weight and was so. Wothing seemed to agree with the and my food invariably soured on my stomach. I would always have an uncomfort Dloated up feeling in my. stomach, and although I tried | many kinds of m 3, 1 never got relief until I too! . “I also suffered considerably . at! times from Rheumatism, but tms has all disappeared. In fact, this wonder- ful medicine lias made a new man out I feel years of me in every way. younger and can do as much work as}, in any day of my life. “Of course, I am only too glad to give you my testimonial because 1! want other people who are suffering as I did to take this medicine and get | relief.” The above remarkable statement j was made by, Harry M. Allen, resid- Saint Martin Street, a well known em- ployee of the. Oliver Iron &. Steel; Company of that city. Mr. Allen is} 2 well known member of the United Fresbyterian Church and is highly re- spected by all who know kim. Tanlac is sold in Bismarck iby Jos. Pittsburg, Pa., Breslow, in Driscoll by 'N. D, and J. H. Barette, in Wing by H. P. ‘Homan, in, Strasburg by Strasburg Drug Co, STRATTON & ERAP, REGAN. Advt. With its quickn and flexibility: the automobile is an absolute meces- sity to the farmer’s business. assurcs you that there is no substitute for Seoit’s Emuision| An old saying, but nonethe- B icss true: A bottle of | Scozi’s Emulsion taken in time, helps keep the doctor away. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. 4 F “ALSO MAKERS OF: KI-MaI0S (Tablets or Granules) For INDIGESTION 20-3sk j EOD CLD TE ELD Easter Suits Guaranteed All Wool Early Spring Patterns Made to Your Order $22.00 to $75.00 All Work Guaranteed Frank Krall | TAILOR asus WONDERFUL STATEMENT badly | | run down I was hardly able to do my | work. viction in California of Wwara Ander- son, and thirty-nine others on charges ! of conspiring to violate the selective service and espionage acts. | Preston, and William Hoetz in New ‘york state under the espionage act. They were sentenced to18 months im- prisonment each. i. 1 Ai TS | THREE FREED BY TTT | | | Y AKE | SUPREME COURT FINNEY. i | DAILY PHOTO SERVICE eS o BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA \ Kriow/n all over the Northwest for Quality } @ MAIL US YOUR FILMS © Washington, Mar. 21—-Upon the government’s motion confessing error the supreme court reversed today con- viction of Charles W. Steen, rank H REFUSES REVIEW See two popular stars, Alice Washington, Mar, 21.-The supreme’; Brady and Larry Semon, at the court refused today to review the con- | Orpheum tonight. This ig the First Day of Spring Today, March Ast, is the first day of Spring—the day that everybody has agreed upon as the time when “business will open count more and more, when tnutual under- standing and helpfulness will bring their lasting benefits. The roads are getting better, -up.” Business is here. It starts from now. the shops are’ showing the new things, ~~ It should be greater every day. - people are putting money into circulation. Industry is awakening. On all sides you Your dollar, paidiout for a necessity, does see the evidences of this, In every news- not stop working, It keeps going on and on paper you read of resumption of work. —increasing the volume of business. Back to normal! It is acheering thought. “Good times” are coming back with the ~ ' _ Employer,employee, dealer and customer are sunshine and the flowers, with the hum- glad of it. ming of machinery and the song of the Out in the country the crops are’ being whistles, The hour for moping and com- i put in as of old. Mother Nature never takes plaining has gone; the time for hustling and : a vacation. She is swinging into her spring Prospering 1s with us. s work, making the seeds sprout and the crops In the automotive industry the news 1s grow. The food of the world is going to be encouraging. Passenger car.and truck manu- produced. The foundation of all prosperity, facturers are welcoming the first day ' of exists as it always did. Se spring with increased activities to satisfy Business is here. Itis ready at your hand, the coming demand, ; - It is not something to be waited for, not And herein the Goodrich plant the open- something to be wished for. It is. ing af spring finds prions aa best oH The first day of spring is a splendid start- | 224 new customers through the rick ing point. Winer sith all tts handicaps dealers in the efficient manner that has char- and disappointments, is behind, and can be acterized our organization for. fifty years. forgotten. Ahead of-us all are days that grow It is the first day of spring—the dawn , ; of the good business era for us all. - h Tires" RUN” better and better, days when work will oodri E “BEST LONG rs \ 5 - ‘B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY + AKRON, OHIO + FOUNDED 1870 ‘teagia SILVERTOWN CORD AND FABRIC. FOR PASSENGER CARS DE LUXE SOLID AND CORD FOR MOTOR TRUCKS FABRIC AND CORD FOR MOTORCYCLES AND. BICYCLES: , *