The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 10, 1921, Page 6

~ PROGRAM OUT: 7 ~ FOR MEETING 2 ————e ' Farad, May 10.—The program for theannual. convention of the North Dakota Retail Merchants association, to .be held in Fargo; June 7-10, was . @mpounced today by William A. Don- "Welly of Fargo, secretary of the as- sociation. Besides addresses by /men of na- tional reputation and nien. who have made a success of their business life, the program will be marked by spe- cial features each day. Part of the first day’s program, Tuesday, June 7, willbe given over to the celebration of the 28th anniversary of the Fargo fire and the 50th anniversary of the foundation of the city. Tuesday will also be Fargo-Moorhead day and it is expected that the festivities, to be held in Island Park, will be attended by a large crowd. Jobhers Prepared. Thursday, June 9, will be Jobbers and Manufacturers day and 47, job- ‘\pers and manufacturers of Fargo give » assurance that tlie ‘day will be an in-/ v; teresting, instructive and entertain- ing one. The jobbers are planning a surprise for the convention visitors on this day... Ralph W. Brown, chair- man of the Jobbers committee, has| i charge of the arrangements. {Fred P. Mann of Devils Lake, pres- ident of the association, has announc- ed that, the railroads will. give rates of a fare and one-half to Fargo and return from any point in North Da- kota to merchants attending the con vention.—"In this connection it is- an- nounced that, the merchant and his wife attending the convention from the town ‘in the state farthest from Fargo will be given free membership cards for 1921 and 1922. The women’s entertainment com: E. \ mittee ‘is headed by Mrs. Herbst. “We have made arrangements with a: large number of automobile owners to- carry. a red arrow'on the wind- shield of their cars during the con- vention, said Mr. Donelly today.’ Anv|/ ‘convention visitor, displaying a red arrow on the lapel of his or her coat, will have the red arrow automobiles ‘ at their disposal during the four days of the cnavention.! Program. The program for the convention follows: : ‘Tuesday Meraing. =e 3, 1938 Errolment of ablogstes Convention called to order by E. Ricker. president Fargo Business Me Association. Song, Natio Anthem. Tavocation, Rev. D. T.. Tobertaon. Address of, Welcome, A. W. Fowler, prealdent, of Commercial club. by -F. X, Gravel, general MARS er: Stonc-Ordcan-Wells com) ‘Announcement of sfomnmmittens apfoint- mente by. F.-P.) Mann. Credentials, resolutions, rules and orders, Ques- tion ‘box, supervisor of enrolment. Of- ficial ‘report. sergcant-at-arms, ‘Annual reporta President, FP. Mann; mecrctary ,W. A. Donaelly; treas- *urer, Cc. 5. Rtlekeey. ‘* Gelebrati Fargo one 1839, and elebratin: ‘ari » y ne 50 it birthday of Fare speaking will Se. “at Island park. Fargo and oer Head will -close from 12 noon ‘ta 5. % ening: of th ‘the “Auditorium to the eu Address, Ww. ee Chesnut, secretary Commercial ‘club. Band concert. ried . , Singing’ by chanters. ! Opening of booths to merchants and jobbers. onl: batt sn Yi Ww. Brown. ree ‘Wednesday Merni June 8 ti pihdarens. Sonn ArCustingham, Dus l uque, ‘Addrose, ‘Fire Insurance," C. 8. Whit- tlesey, Queation. box. Address, “Buelvens Fundamentals,” Bentley P. Net MH dteraoun Address, Co-operation, Between Man- ufacturer and Retailer,” E. Paull. Address, Joseph Chapman, vicepresti- dent of L. 8. Donaldson’ company, Min- neapolis. Minn. ddress, “Credits.” J. F. Jordan. \ Address, George KF. Hietmacls Phoenix Tract compat Ottumwa, lowa. {romp ar tu ns Auditorium open" the public. Songs and band concert. Open to merchants and jobbers only. -Bring along your want books. ‘Thurs. Merning, June 9—J: 4 iy A’gencral reception | ae all delegates. After Jobbers will have "speakers to enter- tain until 4p. m Auto trip to’ manufacturing and. job- bing JIndustyics. Lunch an ‘smoker. 2 Paying Out Good Dol- lars Needlesély Once a manufacturing company made some changes in its plant to get better efficiency and to in- crease is production. Nobody~.in the firm knew, and nobody was told. ,that the changes logically ldwered the insurance rate, Fora whole year this firm paid out good dollars unnecessarily, Such. a thing has never hap- pened with our clients. We in- vesti each insurance buyer — to the bottom of things, before .[[ve write the policy. Take ad- MURPHY We gEponten ei ee na You RY del- tod Morning, June 10 lghts, jane Measures,” A. stinn ‘Adtrenis, * Commercial Bulletin,” John . “Adare 68, “The Farmer and the Mer- chant.” Usher L., Le Burdick. ee OF MERCHANTS “*~"* se TOBE CALLED ye Railroads Put on Special Rate ofa at special prices | Ising, S. Grain Growers to! Arrange ee Members of | Association ee a sags sat ha for Joint Sales to Altend Fargo Meeting General windup st the Auditorium. Red arrows will all be taken care of oy the police force, in charge of Andy Hammerud and Joe Purcell. Reception committee—C, .D. Bi jee, chairman; Will Stern, G. P. George Black, . J. Clark, John P! Yerxit, Charlic Rose, 0, 8. Headland. Music and dance committee—T. Lewis, chairman; Will Stern, Oscar Herried, Jack Lovedecer, Archie Betcher, ies” entertainment Wednesday at- terfioon at the Country club by Fargo ladics—Mrs. BE, B. Herbst, chairman; lL. 1. Chapman,.P. E. Stewart, C.0. Folictt, H. W. Brown, W. A. Donnelly, Fred Bristol, A, L. Mood: ee HIGHEST RENT FOR MANHATTAN LAND RECORDED New York, May 10—Manhattan Iel- and, once sold by an Indian for §24 and a few drinks of firewater has be- come so valuable that a tiny plot stretching only -31 feet along Broad- way‘ recently was leased for an an- nual rental. of about $133 a square foot. al estate “men: said this was the highest figure for which land was; ever rented here; The site is at Broadway and Thirty- feet along the latter. Several years ago’a department store wished to buy ‘the corner lot, having. procured the land on both sides asthe site of a skyskraper. But the owner would not sell, even for $1,000,000 and the big’ the small building, A 4-story. structure, housing on the ground: floor a busy cigastore, still re- mains on the valuable corner lot, on all sides lofty buildings rear their) bulks of steel and sto The new. ‘lessee, who will pay, $3,500,000 for! rent, taxes and other, expenses ver a! twenty-one period, plans to erect & narrow skyscraper on the triangular plot: A candy-making corporation will; occupy the building. Twenty years:ago Robert S. Smith, Jand, which has -only 1,250 equare feet Vot area, He had: come to America with $5.75 from his native Russia ig 1880. When he bought the property, he was told such not worth the_pric .be profitable. * Within a few hours after the $3,- 500,000 lease was’ drawh: up, another dy ‘concern offered: $10,000. more. ‘@ year for the land, but it was .too T have'a.client who is going to jeeruct ies, to hearer ot is modern throughout, hardwood featiires. Price of house.. Our Canned Goods are as Cane sugar, Good Dairy Butter, ® Per Pound ........... a 3 Pounds, White House Coffee: aieidie Golden Age Slatarvsi, 1 pkg. 4 pkg. 25c. 1 dozen.... prices, you can not expect to “The Nan Whe Knows Insurance” Bismarck, N. D. Bakers’ Goods | Chicago, May 10.—Conference of ot|= i ment fourth street, .and extends about 00! store chad to erect its home around | -| the provisions of the Webb act and ” thie, house i is located on the: erusout in the weat side, east ‘front. ‘It has living room, dining! room. kitehen, three’ bed-rooms and bath, This home is not over 4 years old. Party will take a ‘ Payment down and balance can | be arranged to suit. Office Fourth Street "HENRY & HENRY Phone 961 | "Richholt’s Cash and Cary [Fame oat] Grocery [7te & Thayer] . ———IF IT'S GOOD TO EAT WE HAVE No Prices Given Over Vhoue . SPECIAL For Wednesday and Thursday ‘ Rinso the new family soap for family laundry, no rubbing. 1 pkg. 9c. 3 pkgs aot Butter Milk The Original Cash aad Carry Store BLAME YOURSELF—If you pay too much for your ceries. This store offers you the coporeenty to but if you are indifferent and careless, and ~ RARM BODIES | FIRST MEETING MAY 12° | ficers of-farmers’ organizations Will be called shortly by the sales depart-; of the United States Grain Growers, Incorporated, the recently organized farmers’ cooperative grain marketing comporation, it is an- nounced by headquarters here. Meet- ings will be. held in the principal grain markets. Their purpose ‘is to get suggestions relative to the cstab- j lishment of zone sales offices, their management and other details, !. The tirst meeting will be held at Columbus, O., ‘May 12. It will bein charge of J. W, Anderson, president of the Equity Cooperative: Exchauge at St. ‘Paul, who is chairman of the sales committee, of the new coopera- tive company. Similar conferences will be held at ; Kansas City, Omaha, St. Paul and Minnedpolis, Chicago, Spokane aid Ft. Worth. Dates have not been de- termined. Invitations will be extend- | ed to officers of all farmers’ organiza- tions {neach territory and all such ‘ ‘representatives of farmers. will have an impartial voice ‘in the; meetings, it t6. stated in the announcément. « Several ;requests have been made. tion /by state elevator organize’: the . ‘membetships of their ‘cooperative elevators and relieve the company” of performing that work.: President’ Gustafson ‘reports that there is a strong sentiment in favor |of accepting. these. ‘offers on the | ground’ that cooperative elevators will |. furnish’ a very desirable neucieus for | field. organization work to follow. ‘It | is: probable that. thi orable ‘action: al the. farmers’ executl) cording: to the. statem: committee, 'ac- ithmediate formation of a finance cor- poration, an export company under other subsidiary corporations in cer: tain states, it is announced. ~ leave town and he has given-me fiinish and many other desirable Preparations are being made for the j THE BISMARCK TRIB CONFERENCE OF EXPLAINSTATUS OF REST ROOM No Charge to: ‘to: Wottien of the absolutely, free to lo not live in Bis- emphasized today f the organization vitation’ to women sy . \ "See the “on your Announcing The establishing of the col Bismarck X-Ray Laboratory which is now open to the public. for X-! Ray Work ‘of the Bones, Spine, Ete. Specializing inr-Dental X-Ray Work : Laboratory in charge of Theo, Martell, who is a trained . Technician Bismiay ck X-Ray Laboratory - Room: 32 City National Bank Building ~~ Go oa, splendid Canadian Pacge train | hiving in the country whp come to} ATTENTI N Bismarck to shop, atid wish the com- S —— fort ofa rest rook and a incorwnere ROYAL ARCH MASONS ire avile shopping. |. A regular Convocation of Bis- dosirerw bite shopping: marck Chapter No, 10, R. A. M. Mrs. A. M, Johnson has assumed the position of matron of the rest room, and will be there, from 11 a. m. to p.m: A charge fs made to. Bismarck women who thay wish to leave their children In her care while they shopping, attending a theater or party, but there is no charge of any kind to women ‘coming to Bistgarck ‘who lve-outside the ‘ity. Make‘it @ point (o mest your iriends at the New Garrick. trip to the Coast. miles of Alpine scenery — "Switzerlands i in One". ob- overs as desired Lake se ie Louse, Feld (for Tmerald t connections at V: g C.. ‘Direct fancouver for all points, and steamships to Ha ot Ore cite take stop af this office of the _ Cenadian Pacific Rallway » A. G. Albertson; -; Gen. Ag’t. Pass. Dept. b> Canadian Pacific Rail 611 2d Av. S. plone 5, Minn. “ TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1921 :' . | degree. All companions urged to attend. i Gilbert Haugen, H. P. Ask ‘ your ut friends Masonic Temple, Tuesday, May| New Garrick’s Candies and ‘Ice 10, 8:00 P.M. Work in M. M.| Cream, The fact in itself that you’ve c light. First, because ‘it indicates where gifts That Last are to be from the wrist. Fresh as ‘in est Time Te; tee geeeeegee ~ Safety and Service THE TWO. STRONG PILLARS oN ‘WHICH : OWE ARE BUILDING OUR BUSINESS URGLAR ALARM CBT MINN Buy right credit store, oe ee core buyers at this store enjoy. Try us tomorrow. Fieichaa's Youst Frock Dally eaeral banking business, With 0 our new McClintock sangae Afarm System which we recently installed, our bank is a safe place to keep your Liberty Bens and other valuables' as well as to do your First National Bank, Bismarck, N. D. GET A'SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX NOW: Safety First CTT SEE Re aed £APORIS SINS “Boys Suits 2 pairs Knickerbockers $15 Others $12.50 and $13.50 New Belted effects in light and dark mixtures ' Double seat and knees of the same material S.E, Bergeson & Son SARC! Guawonvev-arweun Gifts For The Bride and Graduate selection of Graduation or Wedding Gifts is a compli- ment to the gift zeciplents, They. will consider it in that choose something the best of its kind. And secondly, because you’ve come to the finest shop =~ It establishes your estimate of tite importance ‘of the gift:and 1 your care’ that it:shall‘be the best. ° A very beautiful display here, now, of wrist watches in Platinum, white gold, also green and yellow woven thread of gold or silver bracelets to match. bracelets are very beautiful: and. all have a patent attach- ment whereby the bracelet is not Gapneet in removing it This store has been Bismarck’s Gift Shop for neers, bearing he fifteen years, and gifts presented in Knowles Crest are highly prized by the recipients.” F. A. KNOWLES Jeweler and Optician Bismarck Bath Every Day i ¢ to this oe for the that your intention is to procured. d with These boxes The days are coming when Give every member of the like it during the hot weather. © you imagine. Ask us for prices. “ 4) Bismarek, N. D. pinerane faire and prompt service. Points-worth kni Ly ad lr pling Wel'be dad seams lyon call often—the summer days when night time finds us tired, sticky and uncomfortable. a reffeshing, invigorating bath as often as equipped bathroom in your home is probably less than Up to date Plumbing, Hot Water and Steam Reati i pea mechanics employed. ie nok G. Grambs the Bath Tub and shower family a chance ey feel “The cost of having a well Phone 561