The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1921, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ee THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ' FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1921 ° e i Bs Plant Gladioli DETROIT BEATS ca Gladiolus are the most attractive and useful for cut flowers of all the summer flowering bulbs. They produce giant spikes of perfect flowers with wonderful 3, WHITE SOX IN colors in fascinating profusion; ‘often chai nging as the flower opems. The grace- ‘ ‘ T i ful spikes carrying often twenty buds may be cut as the first lower S y flower opens, placed in water each successive bud develops a_ perfect & flower. Plantings each ten days from April to June will provide long keeping blooms until frost. Our list includes only the best and, most 3} satisfactory sorts. Postponed Contest is aaa Y Ruffled Glory. With ruffled petals. The newest type of gladiolus. Other Games in Big «f Delicate pink with crimsén stripe in the center of each ‘lower petal. Wide aye paired flowers on strong stalks. Each petal is exquisitely ruffed. 15 League cents each. $1.50 dozen. ‘ Ln Empress of India. Rich deep purplish red. A very fine and’ showy BASEBALL ‘ORES. sort. 15 cent each; $ Myrtle. ‘Tend NATIONAL LEAG Ise pink. Ruffled petals. The best pink grown today. 15 cents each; $1.50 dozen. New York, 10; Philadelphia, 2. Europe. Sn white—considered the best clépr white gladiolus. 15 Brooklyn, 4; Boston. i cents each; $1.50 per <lozen. i j Pittsburgh, 7; Ci . Deep red of brilliant color, shaded crimsgp-black. Very Jarge WERICAN LEAGUE Move Your Telephone First 15 cents each; per dozen, ui . pete: CAN L ee s, Schwaben. yellow, shading to soft sulphur. Strong Peete ; Sanenee 5. grower. 15.cents each; $1.50 per dozen, eee ee | Marten snunel; New Works Lay "Please place your request for telephone service ety Pillared tee Paina alee er aieae ia or Cleveland, 123 St. Louis, 9. is at your new location as long as possible before you Halley. The earliest we have. Very popular. Delicate salmon-pink AMERICAN AS PIATION. move. , with cream and red markings, 10 cents cach; $1.00 per dozen. Minneapolis, 2; Kansag City, 1 \ cents each; $1.00 per dozen. make the changes necessary to give you telephone Ba-en J. Hulot. Deep violet blue. A rich and unusual variety. 10 a Louisville, 5; Toledo, 0.“ | It takes time to get the wires connected and Panama. Large handsome -flowers of clear pink. A great favorite. ‘| Chicago, April The second day 10 cents each; $1.00 per dozen. ice lot the baseball season witnessed the service at the new location. : & ‘opening game for the Detroit Tigers. | Fos - * PIONEER MIXED GLADIOLI + ©%° | under the management of Ty Cobb, . ‘, Give us your telephone move order 15 DAYS $ and the Chicago White: Sox, minus; i } before the new i d, i s a mixture of the very finest quality containing many of the starg ruled out of baseball, in Detroit, | ‘| service is required, and we shall choicest named sorts and some blendings and hybrids not found else- ot: ‘The Tigers won 6 to 5. Dicky Kerr | 4 make every effort to have the telephone i in ‘when you where. The be$t bulb investment you can make, 55 cents per dozen. pitched for the While Sox and Leon- | want it. 50 for $2.00. 100 for $8.50. ard hurled for the Tigers. oBe The game was witnessed by 25,000 tanding unfavorable weather. Oscar H. Will Co. PIONEER GREEN HOUSE — PHONE 734 * 324 FOURTH ST. er games in the American Lea-} 4 . x gue circuit. were featureless, In the |'-4 FORTH DAKOTA INDEPENDENT TELEPHOWE COMPANY Nationals free hitting marked all; games, Nebf held Philadelphia to two | iH | runs, while New York batted out ten! ' off Lee Meadows and J. Smith. Reuth- | er and Mitchell, Brooklyn pitch led by Boston, Ni re with the Brave t bat, getting two d triple. Mar. incinnati, was hit urgh, while Cooper held fe, thes Reds department of education from sev a space, ui R towns and villages. "FOR BA SRBALL i : I It is said that $405,000 in the Bank LMU 4 of North Dakota to’ tie credit of the 7 n | school land board had heen pled s | 4 effective. We GUARANTEE it ° oO Jare not satisfied. Mwon't cost you one cent if you ci school » houses. “In some citic schools have been built and the ‘ 1 ; JOSEPH BRESLOW, " : districts are unable to get warrants Bismarck Agerezation to Pre- \ Next to Hotel. MeKenzie [School Treasurers Said to Be} trom the auditor for their ic ee Wh ‘ oe \ pay eral school official sent Classy Appearance en E Contemplating Court Borcra . i . é | have written the department of ed it Gees on Field The new uniforms,of the Bisme } ~ baseball team hav: ed in the ¢ Action , tion protesting that the $22 ASK Your Grocer | aid for rural, graded and Produced by money from the school land funds to! zky and is in the Bank of North Da-j col - BARKER BAKERY > up bond fssues the board of uni-| kota, according te the educational de- b ity and school lands has agreed | partment. be mderwent an {here from Hazelton last night. this morn- | Mr. and Mrs. Simmer are the guests al. Sheiof Mr. and Mrs, Frank ,Andrist, 111 : motored | Wa ow the high school will not be ad-; Little Loretta Simmer, ted unl guardian, s accompanied by parent | operatio: because of the limited jing at the St. pendic Alexius hos Hy FAIRYFOOT will instantly re- HA) lieve the pain and check further frowth of bunions, reduces t''e 7 int to normal size, takes out inflainmation. No ugly pads or For Mandamus proceedings to cofpel Sent a nt bir nid Humpty Dumpty Bread the state auditor to issue warrants for | SUNG WS eee acs : dese at cack pee money was set aside by Auditor K The unifor h the same in those used year, a gray a dark s The lettem g set in ay diamond on the Everybody in Bismarck is Talking About us, and ocks tre to be wora what do wecare. 1 the caps will have black v Ss The club mnagement is going to ard the uniforms carefully and when the team steps on the field for the first or May 30 every man il be na spick and span * The old uniforms are to iv used in work-outs. i i ate ne f aseball grounds are being! a put into shape rapidity. Th prand- stand partly ap and the ground mnaeens knows when we do a job of hauling iti is being dra; ec, ayers Wi al - |to%go ont tho grounds tn Alcoupletot| done right, and our trucks can take on heavy loads; weeks. besides our charges are lighter than. the load our trucks takc on. That’s why everybody i in Bismarck is talking about us. This is Clean up and - Paint up Week Have us haul. away your ashes, rubbish and get ' $ Wagner Coaster Wagon Special For Ten Days Only ' From Other Cities eer Phone us to clean up your yard with experts who ‘ he si fi r i hoof th i ioe sn coe te know their business. These coasters have been purchased considerable below present } auuictic teams, : : 5 . Ps igh sdhool. Mr. market price and we are going to give the boys an opportunity for tine ig undlerstnod ‘to have, proset . nis resignation ecause 0! attering | the next-ten days to get one of these Wagner Coasters at a saving Q sirers trom other cities which he has Jager r ransfer Line 1 known in the of from one twenty-five to three. fifty each | : Phone 18 521 Broadway | k high students now are These coasters are just the thing to keep the boys active. out-of- doors. Wheels are made of malleable iron with steel tires and roller nether they want to en- What Doctors Say:—Diseases are ‘ ff > . generally bearing axles. Body is made of hardwood and bound to give the uid: ld ath and filth, Germs cnn ie where best of service. vilities for either at there is sunlight. thd baseball grounds fm Cleanliness. and tym an et fax LETIG | HOR rid of the germs. Wty’ Hy No. 24—-Size of body, 16x34—10 in wheels. Priced regular $11.50 SHOWN PUB i Special $8.19 No. 34—Size of body, 16x44—10 in wheels. Priced re gular $13.00 Ag i $9. | Sunday afternoon local players win | | meet the prison team at the prison.) ;The public is invited to attend the) |game. HIGH SCHOOL'S ATHLETIC HEAD RESIGNS PLACE tine formerly hletic director at Ca ‘the prese of-the ¢ “No. 10— Size of pee 12x28—8-in wheels. Price regular $7. 50. inolyel Special. .... Se Pace aes RA ores, Wane eee re $6.19 Av ands Physical Training ’ Classes pitions at Hig Scheol-Gym Give E s the Lomas Hardware Co. a foes ce