The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 6, 1922, Page 2

THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1922 PAGE TWO. PRESS DEBTS TO HURRY LOANS EDUCATORS TO tha Palme ‘Mr. C. L. Robertson and speakerg listed: above, the principals,|-sion are: ‘President, George A. Mc: i ss Mr. A: C. Berg of the State Depart-| teachers and superintendents of the} Farland of Williston; vice presidents, HOLD_MEETING ment of Education. Judge A. G. Burr| Northwest District have been drawn | Harry E, Polk of Bowbells, A.M. Wa.- , IN MAGIC CITY of ‘Rugby, also will be a speaker. upon liberally in the making up of the | ler of Minot, and’ Staale Hendrickson, ‘ y The ieee eC oe pei conte various programs of general and: sec- |-Coteau; secretary, Miss Elsie J, Cook ¢, Meer i | ence will ‘be, “The Practical Value of | tional meetings. ‘lof Minot, and treasurer, J. H. Colton, ? Minot, N.D. Appil 6—With two! an Education,” and in addition to the| . The officers of the Northwest divi- Minot, : ‘ 4 heads of schools from outside of the : } ~ BUY RILEY HOME AS SHRINE 8 Nf . Purpose Is Defeated, Manager| Of Farm Department Says | “Reports are coming in to the Farm| Loan department stating that credi- tors in some cases are threatening mortgage foreclosures, or commencing foreclosure on their North Dakota{ mortgages with the idea that such | action will advance the consideration | by thd Farm Loan department of cer- jain loan applications,” says an an- nouncement by W. B. DeNault, man- ager of the farm loan department of the Bank of North Dakota, “The Farm Loan Department,” the announcement continues, “does not ad- vance the consideration of any loan, when notified of foreclosure, threat- ened or started thereon, To do so would put a premium upon the threat- ening and starting foreclosures, which would bring unnecessary expense and worry to the farmers of the state, The department; it is stated, “gives preferred consideration to cases where the foreclosure occurred a year ago and where the year of redemption is ‘about to expire. In all other cases it gives consideration in order of their apparent comparative need, which is usually based upon the amount of past} due obligations against the land offer- ed as security, and the length of tiné, that same hag been running past due (Mr, DeNault expressed belief that only in a small number of instances has an attempt been made to take ad- vantage of the department adding that “the banks and (business men of ‘Norta Dakota generally are, working with the Farm Loan department in such a fine} spirit of co-operation that it is hardly | training school returned yesterday & ive th have; from Pittsburgh and Chicago, where « eae i pear rn hem nave the has been on a business visit. HATS Kiddie Kart Special a = ae oa j Lot 1 Represents the last word in a. play wagon. | A Thought For Toda ‘| Children’s hats. k 1 00 Each wagon is equipped with a rubber tire MANDAN NEWS | Ri Ear cidade a a s yy 3 days sale, at each........ ° roller bearifg: disc wheels. 3 days sale: ; | ~ : Size 20x91 .... ‘ $3.25 { Ane H my brother's keeper?—Gen- Lot 2 _ Size 24x1 2 4.25 ° esis: 4:9. Z Ladies’ and mi: 7 Size 30x12 5.2 r 4 adies’ and. misses’ hats. 3 days’sale € oI oo eee ee B25 q wr ie i Tel ta retleet that the highest path : $ ys aah Children’s parcel: wagons. u lig pointed out by the pure ideal o 1-75 $6 50 zt P 1 2 ugnte those who look up to us, and who, if. <a e to e 3 days special........... oe e Mrs. Johanna C. Murphy, aged 75,|we tread less loftily, may never look A . died at the home of her daughter, Mrs,}so high again. Remembering this, let Lot 3 Kidy Karr Charles McDonald, Second avenuc|it suggest one generous motive for ae 8 days sale ! x IN, 'W., at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening, walking heedfully amid the defile- or = i Rubber tire disc wheels. following an illness of about a week.!ments of edrthly ways.—Nathaniel , ( 1] .50 to $1 75 $2.25 Johanna Borman was born near the | Hawthorne. e city of Dublin, Ireland, in 1847. When CA ae Lot 4 nine months old her parents came to | @=—————_-——______—* ‘i ae i : the United States with their family ot || Learn a Word Every WARNING! Say “Bayer? when you buy Aspirin. 9:30 to 10:30, 13 children, settling near Philadelphia, where they resided for some years be-| fore moving to Mazomanie, Wis., where most of the surviving members of the family still reside, | She was united in marriage on Jan- as a public shrine. Riley. admirers. F, W. Mees, A. H. Peterson, B. S, ‘Nick- erson. The directors will hold a mect- ing Friday for the election of officers. Supt, W. F. McClelland of the state Day Today‘s word is EXHILARATE. It’s pronounced—eg-zill-a-rayt, with accent on the second syllable. The James Whitcomb Riley home at Indianapolis, where the Hoosier poet spent the last 25 years of his life, has been acquired by the James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Assocation and will be thrown open April 13 The home was built in 1865. (inset). former housekeeper for Riley, will be custodian. The home is expected to be the goal of many pilgrimages of school children and other Miss Katie Kindell Since 4,800 Americans are going to Russia they should learn, the motto, “Abandon soap, all ye who enter here.” 5 i “Unless you see the name “Bayer” on tablets; you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians over 22 years and: proved safe by millions, for state and several of the heads of North the meeting of.the Northwest division of the North Dakota State Teachers to attract a large attendance of the teachers of this part of the state, The out of’ state educators are Pres- Instilute of Minneapolis and President G. W. ‘Nash of the State Normal School at. Bellingham, Washington, ing, appearing on the program follow- ing the annual address of President George A. McFarland of ‘Williston. Dr. Prosser will be followed by Governor R. A, Nestos. speakers of Friday afternoon, when he will deliver an address on “Freedom,” Sixteen sessions, general and sec- tional have been listed for the three{ days, the different sections holding meetings being second, graded and} elenientary, school officers, vocational and parent teachers, Among the persons connccted with the state schools and. the state depart- | ment who will speak are: Prof. A. G | Arvold of the State Agricultural, epl- lege; Pres, V, L. Mangun of Bottinean Forestry ‘Normal ‘gchool; Pres. L. H. ‘Beeler of Minot Normal; John Lee; Coulter, president of the State Agri-) cultural college; A, H. Yoder of the; State University Extension department, and Miss Minnie J. ‘Nielson, Miss Ber- | Dakota state schools on tie program, | association, April 12 to 14 is expected | ident C, A. Prosser of the Dunwoody | Dr. Prosser will be one of the speak- | ers of the opening session of the meet-; President ‘Nash will be one of the| values. Close out 1 hour sale only. Children’s hats, values. $1.50. Only jee aia ere ... 15¢ You can make your own hats at a low cost e Everything for Easter at money saving prices; We have the most attractive line of new goods for the Easter and Spring seasori ever Shown in Bismarck. Don’t make the error. of buying until you see what we have and compare our _ We boast of having the largest line of ladies’ and misses’ hats in the city, and our prices are very low. -We would suggest that you'gee our line before making your purchase. ALUMINUM WARE $1.39 - Specials Coffee percolator uary 6, 1866, at Mazomanie to Thomas} jt means—to make Jolly, to. make j ‘ by purchasing your material at this store. R b ie Murphy, Kore iene they lived at! eiaq, to enliven, to animate, to cheer. Headache Colds i Rheumatism, Hat wire. 20 yard spool............. 29e ee ees Cross ‘Plains, Wis. then with many |” tt comes from—Latin. “exhilarare,” Toothache Neuralgia Néuritis:(: #70) Hat braid, yard 15e others seeking permanent homes in} to make merry. E tie L b: P ain 3 My Hat f » i eee eee ee ee eee me ke 89 SPECIALS the west, they took up land near Old: | “Companion words—exhflaration,x- arache umbago aiti, Pain oY rames, ol +100 c { am, South Dakota and also acquired | pijative, er 8 a rs na Stat at crowns, each. . Ue % i Broperty, at plone Fale which Mrs.| "tvs used lke this—“The sun ot| Accer! only “Bayer” package which contains. proper directions. Hat brims, each... ae a dey eis Ma aetldten, William F. Murphy, | 22's days exhilarates even the most) Handy “Bayer” Lozca cf 12 tablets—Alco bottles of 24.qud. 260-—Dauggiate Flowers, bunch ......... -10c 6. quart Preserve kettles Sioux Falls, S. D., Mrs. Jas, G, Bam- ber, Chicago, and Mrs. Chas. McDon-| ald survive. She came here a few months ago to visit with her daughter and had: been ailing for some time. | She was stricken with her last illnest unresponsive of us.” Aspirin 1s the trade mark of: Re Munufacture: of Monoacetlearluester of leteneld Fruit, bunch *...23..... Crown, each: so! sei. Maline, all shades, 14 yard Le 10c . 15 Easter Novelties 5 quart sauce’ pan and’ cover 10 quart dish pan Double Cereal cooker ¢ 3 piece sauce pan sets about a week ago. Cotton rabbits, 2 for........ Siesta ges DC : The body will be taken to Oldbam, Baskets, ...-+0.-+ssreere eee 0d and 10e Galvanized Wash Tubs S. D,, for interment, Easter cards, 5 for No. 0 size.. o/aldlisueis eisleleiStacsivie ..79¢ Easter Dyes, 100 different colors No. I size. Methodists Will Dedicate Church ‘Members of the Methodist church congregation are- arranging for a big program Sunday when the new churcn aulitorium will be used for the first time and will be dedicated. In connection with this, the Ladies Aid society has announced that it would serve a supper in the church UI NENT ~ and designs, package............. 5c Phy coat ‘strand hair nets. Sold a is store only. Each ........ Wily ale deers ate eteea 10c Something new for the boy and girl. A lead pencil with your name on, 5 for only . Cc _ Oil cloth. No, 2 size. No. 3’ size... 8 days sale, yard _ Curtain Scrim basement beginning at 5:30 o'clock | White, yard ..... Sys sieareie oes o LOG Saturday evening, April: 8. We now have a complete line of Coates A ! Atte ‘A. T. Faber hi to th crochet cotton, and by purchasing in Fancy, yard ......:.... Meh ea see 10€ i lorny . Faber has gone to ie lay 343, av i Twin Cities on legal business. 5 tge quantities, we are able to ] hair Si Mrs, H. B, Parsons and her mother- sell. 150 yard spool for.......... Cc Chair Seats in-law have left for Chicago for a visit We carry all colors. All sizes and shapes. Complete I 0 fe with relatives. The latter who has with \tacks. Each....:.......- Cc i been visiting here during) the winter will then leave for her home in Ohio, and Mrs, Parsons will return to James- Coates six strand floss. BS skeing oS eegec css ose 6 10¢ Boys’ skull town, N. D,, and will visit at the home a = CAPS. .....seee teehee eee eees ae of her parents, before returning to Hosiery. 4 Mandan, For men, women and children. 2 5 c 4 15c Special Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kidd have re-! celved word of the birth of a baby daughter to their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Titzer of Mexia, Texas, on April 4. New directors were elected at the annual meeting of the Mandan Rotarv club as follows: J, M. Hanley, J. F. Sullivan, G, A. Renden, J, H. Newton, | For Corns Costs Little If so-called corn “cures” have only made your feet more sore und tender, \ don’t despair, For instant, complete, ont cene rellet is ‘guaranteed by the new method. A few. drops of “Gets-It oves any old or new, hard orsoft corn ‘tim any foot. It peels off in your fingers. Coats but a. trifle—everywhere. Recom- mended by all druggists. KE. Lawrence & Co., Mfr., Chicago. Sold in Bismarck by Lenhart Drug; Co. and Cowan’s Drug Store. Adv. | SPECIAL-SIX Five-pastenger, 50horsepower | 119-inel ‘wl Cord Tires Standard Equipment. . N buying a motor car, youeither buy satisfaction—or wish youhad. You buy: positive satisfaction when you select the Studebaker: SPECIAL-SIX. Here's why: ' is Its 50-horsepower motor gives you ample power-and speed. Its roomy body.is‘as handsome as it is well built.: It. is made complete in Studebaker’s own shops where fine coach work has been in progress for 70 years. Its 119-inch wheelbase insures utmost comfort for five passengers because it provides room enough for the passen- gers to relax, withoutcrowding, in deep, - Phone 23 416 Broadway cars, keep in mind these features of equipment and remember the price of the SPECIAL-SIX is $1475 f.0.b. factory: Jeweled eight-day clock on instrument board. Cowl venulaton controlled, fram instrument rd, 4 Tonneau lamp with: extension cord. Parking lights in lower corners of windshield base. One-piece rain-proof windshield and wind- shield wiper. ‘ Large rectangular plate: glass rear window ~ —75¢ x 23 in. Tool compartment in left hand front door with lock. Transmission lock which’ reduces cost of in- surance to owner 15% to 20%. : One key operates the Yale lock on ignition switch, transmission and tool compartment. Bismarck, N. D. EBAKE Pair 15c,.2. pair. v Boys’ Coveralls These gmall’ coveralls have all of the good qualitiés of the adult garment and at small cost. “Free 1 box emmie marbles with evety pair at our 3 days sale, School tablets. 3 days sale, 2.for... 6 tea cups and saucers 6 4-inch plates 6 5-inch plates 67-inch plates 1 bowl 6 sauce dishes 8'days'sale.. 2 quart K enamel pudding pan.......... = ] 5c Enamel wash basins ........- saaslorett Pe 1 5c < Boys’ Wash Suits. | With trim little collars, belts and. pockets to add to their trim appearance. SB daysrsale. ek cae cee ee 98c \ DINNER SETS'3 DAYS SALE 42 Piece Sets Only $7.98 ~ Consisting of the following pieces: ‘3 17-inch baker 1 8-inth platter 1 covered sugar S 1 creamer 5 beautiful patterns to select from. 5 and 10 Cent Store BISMARCK, N. D. restful, genuine leather upholstery. We shall be glad to tell you of many % ) be deceadebaiy tine ie cal in other important points of superiority Fellow the crowd to these 3 days sale, and see the wonderful bar- -t PECIAL-SIX. il * *. , the hands of thousands of owners. yourself ie ps3 eG daete be toteas gains we offer in all departments. { : And when you compare it with other you buy any car. . - = J Touring, $1475; 2-Pass. Roadster, $1425; 4yPass. Roadster, $1475; i , Coupe, $2150; Sedan, $2350. All prices f. 0. b. Factory c if BISMARCK MOTOR COMPANY = : Distributors. : ‘ I