The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 25, 1921, Page 8

/ % ‘WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1921 WOULD REDUCE RAILROADS T0 - WESTERN COAST ‘Tariffs Are Filed by Railroads For Transcontinental ae Cuts ° 4 - The hot weather is here---now for that STRAW HAT New styles just received in all the. latest fashions—including our im- ported line from London, Eng., con- sisting of Sailors and Panamas. “Such Makes as ROBERT HEATH——VYSE SONS Panamas, Panama Sailors and Bangkok oe Wholesale--- Thats the Way to Buy—Wholesale—Keeps Dollars i in Your Pock- | ets—Yet Gives You the Very Finest of . | Army O.D. Wool Blankets Extra Special While They Last. $3.95 Shoes! Oxfords! Big reduction on all shoes and oxfords. Wevhave cut the prices on all work and dress shoes from 30 to 60 per cent. Save Dollars in ce pockes by buying at whole- sale. Officers Cordovan Dress shoes, Extra special. .. Od, 95 ae Wo ae $3.45 &. Chicago, May 25.—Reductions of | frelght rates on certain beeen |approximately 20 per cent has been | decided: upon by all transcontinental | railroads. west of Chicago, it was an- i nounced by G. W. Luce, freight. traf- | tie manager of the Southetn Pacific \ railway. | This decisfdh was reached at a meet- {ing today of executive officers of all | the roads affected. The reduction was SSS Se ‘decidédupon to enable the roads to imeet the competition of the water jlines operating through the Panama | canal. | ‘The = westbound rates, it was de- +clared, have been checked to apply Oxfords!——— gent ryt w 42 Oxfords! £ in all eines " Brogies for the young man Kangaroo — Kids — Calf— Oxfords — in . all. Lasts — Nettleton: and Blobern ‘Rosen's Clothing Shop. ee ONE STORE ONLY _. = siractural iron, blank books, p- No connection with any other store in North Dakota. | and wi ee compounds and other y 4 i; PROPOSE CUTS, Washington, May 25.—Tariffs pro-|12 1-2 cents a hundred pounds, were ‘posing reductions in rates on sugar’ filed with the interstate commerce} from the Pacific coast to territory a8} commission by the transcontinental far east as Chicago, amounting {0 | lines. : Oxfords! from points ‘in eastern defined trans- | continental territories, Groups “A to ia" inclusive, to. Pacific. coast ter- ;minals only. In addition to the con- leurrence of eastern carriers, it will |be necessary to file applications with ‘the interstate commerce commission | for authority to apply the rates to | terminal points only. | The ‘eastbound rates checked in will apply from Pacific coast ter- 'minals and intermediate points to | eastern’ defined territories. Groups ya" to “J” imclusive, and will be.made | effective as soon as concurrences are | obtained. { The new eastbound rates will apply. {to beans, peas, canned ‘salmon, jeanne ‘goods, condensed ‘milk, dried fruit and other commodities.- The | proposed westbound rates would af- fect canned goods, oil cloth, drugs and medicines, cotton piece goods, drugs, belting, hose and rubber, iron and ie Mail Oiaors ee filled. If desired by Parcel Bost, please en- close postage. When writing for price list, mention artieles de- sired. Bismarck Mercantile Co. Successors to poured ate Store : ; MASONS GATHER “ONWINEA FOR head at the top and back was sbeclately bald. An expert = | od that he thought the hair Foote were extinct, and there was no; % i : 4 ype of my ever having a new hair gro “Yet new, at an age over 66, I have a luxuriant growth of soft, | Marker to Memory of Lieut. 1 strong, lustrous hair! No trace, ot baldness. The pictures shown i Beaver Will be- Dedicated H | if —_——_—_— i 1 oA “big district mesting of Ma asons bere are from my INDIANS’ SECRET OF HAIR GROWTH will be held in Bismarck on‘ June ea it was announced today. Representa- | Mr, Brittain certified further: “Ata time when « Thad become | tives of Masonic bodies of the district,| .. = discouraged at trying to grow im: bo acnin, I came across, in my travela a Chere. ‘After heir grow | including Steele, Linton, Flasher, Ha-}| | zen, Mandan and Bismarck will gather! indian ‘medicine man’ who had an elixir that ‘ oy jee ted would grow my hair. Although I had but little faite i trial. To my amazement a light fuzz soon appeared, y by day, into a healthy growth, and ere long my iba ; At the Masonic temple. { thfal days.’ i Grand Master Allan V. Haig, of Dev-|' jils Lake; Grand Secretary, Waiter \L. | ! Stockwell of Fargo, amd Grand Senior: Ses Se pectic vin ar vouihtyp | Warden E..A. Ripley of Mandan, will | xir Grower at Last ; be present for the meeting. | ned and happy is expressing my state of mind Photo when bald, mull gin ; the ne roots in not been ees, but were-dor- t in the scalp, awaitii fertilising potency of the then myste-— rious pomade. I nerotiated for and came into possession atthe principle for preparing | ue ihe day a eae or nite e el Beaver at the rifle pits on Apple Creek | on the Moran farm, where Lieut. phone company, is' im the Bismarck hospital, where he underwent amoper- . 5 ation following a sudden attack of € appendicitis. 7 Ly Underwent Operation. “L, 8. Crasswell, district manager of the North Dakota Independent Tele New Hair Growth _ ct ae in the drestest citioe 20 in his own home town—the U. S. Tire user js fresh, live tires of current production.” THE U.S. CHAIN TREAD One:of the few tires of which it may be said that they deliver economy year inarid year out and tire after tire. The U.-S.. Chain Tread gives sufficient ‘traction on all ordinary toad surfaces. It is probably the this, now called KUTALKO, and later had the recipe put into practical form bya chemist.” That my own hair srewth was permanent has amply proved.” It has been proved in ver! +4 many cases that hair roots di Beaver died while fighting Indians. not die even when the hair fell | There will be a banquet in the evening handsomest, and by -all odds the out through dandruff, fever, } i i lar, of the whole U. & For ai ‘ateala, or ceriain other ieee by leaging oe at i Pavric yire My i ‘4 hair or scalp disorders. PROOF BOX KOTALKo FREESE ‘SWIMMING Pt POOL oe hair. Positively KOTALKO is one e delightful Falling Hair Baldness Dandruff Fer Sale at All Basy Drug Stores tiston flat sacondp upon genuine merit Buy A bat of xoralko ; ug tare Or a for Kotaluo at the toilet goods of a fs wonder olla of any large department store. Remember the name, Acce| 'o hair Sotbiag else te “lustig good.” Money back GUARANTEE, OF enernen you sent! 10 cents alvesror ‘or stampa) to pal Ratt of mailing and a cree only, td agent | SPROOF BOX of Kotalko with BROCHURE, postpaid. We ~ fone bg array of auntary Uuianile fom rey ad roman, Deter ne NOW. to cliainate ANDIUER! ty tett BALDNESS, to STOP HAIR FROM FALLING: Get a box of POND IUER, tg treat, Maltwice dally: watch in your mirror. For PROOF BOX send te KOTALKO OFFICES, BR-46, _ Station X, NEW YORK letters With a “eall-again-tt-you- need “surplus stocks.” Soon or late,nearly _gets from his neighboring U. S. Factory 1 tee is especially gratified by the volun-_| all settled back on quality first es the. Branch. Thereare 92of these Branches. Uti tot ibe ol’ ts be nas one soundassurance of tire value. Each cee ie ebeey ofS ee | iy Friday and Saturday. ee * «6 that the dealer is always supplied with } One citizen today told a member of a t the gomunlttee iAae a ‘av imnting 00 As soon as a man forgets the. cut- fresh, live stock. figure@ Soldly in dollars and cetthe and price tag, and comes to the dealer who U: & Tiveiielled fasten thay aremade, would nak thelr pbs ee they concentrates on a full, completely There is no over production. No sur- : ee os el sized stock of U. S. Tires—he leams _plus piled up waiting for a “market.”. US NY , (10 AL MINER'S : what it means to get fresh, live tires Wherever you buy a U.S. Tire— CONCR E i E fe —not once in a while but every time. _ you buy a tire of current production, ' : \ } Not merely in the te chest as full of life and value as the day it 1 FOR PERMANENCE, - his own home town, i left the makers. n of a road, but they can’t overlook its Suis Coal mine early Tuesday mera i in ite e St a @ Ss ire Ss 5 . . 10; every-day condition. Highway officials and Teese hots val found under. | know this and have made their reputa- tipathy &:loaded coal car, wlth is Bey | ¥ $s es crushed. He had heen run over: by i bb C buil f ¥ Ki i ee et ee delaras cine fallt. Owe wept United States fod Ru er ompany 8 in Fargo taking vocational training. ' f . ‘ PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Cc. W. HENZLER, Dealer > ee emer See Framice Tire Sales — dV cheatin vy Miwaukee Picsburgh St. Lewis 812 Rosser St. ; Phone 725 Denver Indianapolis Minnespolis Portland. Oreg. Vancouver. B.C. é Des Moines Kenses Cay NewYork Salt Lake City Westungwn Sha Welle fer Good Roads Bookie R-? 'Many Voluntary Contributions | Are Being Made Many voluntary contributions are| being sent to the Biks’ committee in: charge of the swimming pool fund, it; bers, Some of them are accompanied by | was stated today by committee mem: | ‘ F you could get together all the car owners you, know, you’d probably find that their tire experiences had been much the same. Most of them have taken their fling - at “job lots,” “discontihued lines” and Not merely for the heavy car, but for | the medium and light-weight car—a * full selection of size, tread and type. ~ * * * i Your U. S. Tire dealer can give you this service because of the service he