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

PROBE SCORTA - USE ON ROADS Highway Commission Direct State Geologist to Inves- tigate ation aaethe the availability of general use in roadbuilding made by Prof. A. G. ‘Leonard, of the Uniyersity of North Dakota, state geologist. The state highway commission, in mecting yesterday afternoon, decided to renew an appropriation of $1,000 for investigation by \the geologist of gravel deposits in the state for use in road work, but added that the investi- gation should include the use of scoria, Scoria abounds in the western part of the state. It is, according to J. A. Kitchen, who urged the investigation into the use of scoria, clay which has been baked by lignite burning under it. The reddish material has been used to a considerable degree in road work can be used generally in road building in place of gravel it is considered pos- sible that the scoria beds may become he tests develop that scoria|S of much value. WORRY HELD Forman, N. ®., April 6.—Worry over coming examinations and the fact that he was behind. in his studies is believed to have caused Cari Issacson, 16, to commit sui. cide by taking poison yesterday, Farewell notes were found in his Lc aihal OEE ONE BLS BXPECT 70. A ‘younger brothers and his fathey hack- ;ed, and the home and barn set on fire, isald today they had failed -to find! Elks are planning for the entertain- ment of a number of visitors from nearby lodges and candidates from several neighboring towns. Friday} night. iNew officers will be installed, there! will be balloting, discussion of the minstrel show to be held about June 1 and lunch will follow the initiation. The new officers are: Exalted Ruler,; Henry Murphy; Leading Knight, Alex} Rosen; Loyal Knight, Bob Webb; ng Knight, Scott Cameron; ry, L..K. Thompson; treasurer, McGray; trustee, J. L. George; gr and lodge representative, P. R. Fields; alternate, I. C. Davies; tyler, E. H. Sperry. will you Stevenson Hat Not until you've worn the new spring STEVENSON know AT SATISFACTION. REAL SUICIDE CASE BELIEVE “AXE Authorities in Kansas Expect Four Boys To Die Concordia, Kan., April 6.—Officers investigating the axe murder of the Tremblay farm near St. Joseph Tueg- day night when Theodore Tremblay was killed by an unidentified axeman and his body ‘burned, four of his any trace of the slayer. Bloodhounds failed to reveal clue to the mystery, | they said. The four boys are'not expected to live, | ‘Their heads were split open. Officers said they believed the deed was committed by sonfeone violently | insane, \ EXPECT MANDAN | PLANT WILL BE - ERECTED SOON Peoste at Mandan expect the Lignite | Industries Corporation, which, accord- iing to statements made in St. Paul by Carl Jager, will begin extensive de- welopment of lignite fields, to erect a large plant in Mandan for developing by-products. It is said that it will require four months to build the proj- ected plant. A plant. at Minot, which Jager claimed the corporation purchased, is included in the plan. Is became known today from a mem- ber of the state blue sky board that “ty the company, had been summoned! | some. time ago to send a representa- tive hefore the board but! mone had appeared and-that the corporation was to be the. subject of discussion at the next mecting Of the board. The cor- poration is licenséd to do business m North Dakota but at present holds no license to sell stock. Jager says no stock is for sale. . Expert Shoe Fitting by our Practipedist. “The Men’s Ciothes Shop.” Alex. Rosen & Special $1 Sale Friday and Saturday | You cannot duplicate these values anywhere on earth. SLAYER” INSANE / URE #40 “The Men’s Clothes Shop” : Alex. Rosen & Bro. McKENZIE HOTEL BLOCK —the house of Kuppenheimer good clothes Spring Styles -for Young Chaps “Sport suits, norfolks, 4-button models, single and double-breasted styles — include every new idea in smatt styling—handsome fabrics and attractive patterns. ' Perfect fit and long wear---the Kuppen- heimer label makes thagpertain. fet ih Extra Values $45 *50 If we go the right way instead of the] on face. ~ Young men’s ideas are Kuppenheimer ideas - The rapidly growing popularity of Kuppenheimer clothes among young fellows is easily understood. Kuppenheimer de- signers are guided by the tastes and preferences of the young men who are tov wear the clothes. Owner can have same by| Expert Shoe Fitting. by our WRITES: POEM e wrong, paying charges. Phone 6755 322 9th H 2 b Practipedist. <The Men’s TO “EXPERIENCE” And the lessons we learned have made | street, 4-6 2t! Clothes Shop.” Al : p- lex. Rosen & BE SURE AND, GET YOUR SHARE. inara BuGEGaar bas in many| ‘Even ae Foe aad ee ae Bro. : Expert Shoe Fitting by our . : 3 z ence” tonight and Friday at the El- Practipedist. “The =Men’s Apron Gingham White Aprons . tinge, his frst blg'independent produc-|, By City Pound Master “One cream |Clothes Shop.” Alex. Rosen & ASHES HAULED _ Regular 25c and 30c values. 5 yards Regular 20c values. * . ae : Ladies’ White Feit s t wige until they are Wevspecialize “in igrading and Biyardsin. ee St Gs $1 .00 $1.50 . $1 0 jome ove get wi ae * DRESSMAKING filling lawns. Cretonne ales }...... 2s seeeeeeeee 0 Pap inlay 3 Mas but it’ must be} and Alterations. We Appreciate All Orders. Regular values 30c and 35c. $1.00: very cheap at $1.00 Trimmed with cretonne, Ladies’ Muslin Night Gowns $1.00 Griffith pictures; -afipeare 'in “Experi- tion. 1H..'S, Lobac! reading of the, pic following poent pak e dedicated the iti JENCE. learned, ‘ Yes, by you and J. Expertesce, they say, can teach bs ali; Heyardgrce Giodeuede ieeees Values $1 00 H 4 SROON SY ehiakeis Sais. The lesson sometimes is bitter ad gail, Curtain Scrim y - ¢ We get to the top, and then we fall. Regular value 50c a yard. 3 yards Regular value 20c a yard. 7 yards To clean up. 8 yards. for Regular value 20c a yard. 10 yards Fancy Voile Regular price $1.00 a yard. Cotten Crash $1.00 3 for Henle value only . . $1.00 4 pair $1.00 Ladies’ Gauze Vests Regular 50c values, Ladies’ Union Suits ‘Children’s Bloomers Black and pink, small size, Children’s Play Suits $1.00 $1.50, $1.00 $1.00 Even as you and I. uy Would we get ‘to. our, goal Ik we quit right there? Even as you and I? If we stopped on the way we would get nowhere, Even as you and I, The road to the top’ ia not very long —————SSSSS— FRECKLES Now Is the time to ime to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots. ‘Thore’s no longer the slightést need \TAKEN UP halter, mane roached, has-white stripe Bro. Phone‘772-M. : Black Dirt and Fertilizer For Sale. ‘~ 508 2nd St. ~ Phone 812, You Can Save on Food without starving the body or lowering the vitality. The most expensive foods are gen- ang Blue i feeling ashamed of freckles, t iti — Children’s Host and khaki ...... 0... ee BSc Be ae sicttte strength te evar: erally the least nutritious Black cotton, sizes from 5 to 10. Regular Girls’ PL Suit ase reanove testy Hottie an: most of them have no real food price 20c and 25c. ay. tS — druggist and |~ i - SAU A ee As o's v cieve ee eo wale $1 .00 Blue, apply s Katto ot it night anid morning value and they tax the diges Children’s Brown Hose red. trimmed from 5 to 10 Regular price 20 and 25c. A big®line of ladies’ Oxfos Cc. 98 sHoul i! nd Pumps and you should’soon see that even the worst fréckles have begun’ to disap-; pear, while the lighter ones have -van- ished entirely, It is seldom that moré than an ounce is-needed to completely tive organs. Shredded - Wheat is all food, the most real food for the least money. It is 100 per cent whole wheat and is prepared in a digestible $1.00 clear the skin and gain a ‘beautiful clear complexion. ‘Be sure to ask for the double Ptrength Othine-as this {s ‘sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove treck es, 3 with strap. Colors, brown and black kid. Also patent leather Pumps and“Oxfords. We offer these elegant shoes at 10% dis- count during this sale. White Oxfords and Pumps. Bepain 0 228 Nees oars Children’s Black Hose Regular price 35c to 40c. 4 pait for $1.00 Ladies’ Silk Hose One Jot champagne colot, fancy stripe and brown. Regular $2.00 If You Need aspen and + Resteve P ower. e value, Reaper T A N. L. A C form. Contains more real nutri- 79 c The Werkd’s Greatest Tonic ment than eggs or potatoes and costs : : ad : For a warm; nourishing much less. Contains all the lime Bungalow vA jaye cork net styles—10%' dis- ee feat ora ache in aalts for making sound teeth and all coun uring Is sale, S ie oven to restor e! Aprons Soinething New In eaipaees) Sour hoe milk. the elements for making rich blood Men’s Shoes and Oxfords At very low prices. Special 10% dis- count Friday and Saturday. We guar- antee every pair of shoes and Oxfords in our store. Light and dark colors. Exceptional values - $1.00 over them, adding a Iittle cream and a dash of salt. | Delicious with sliced ban- {anas,~ prunes, raisins or . canned fruits. TRISCUIT is the Shredded Wheat cracker—a real whole wheat toast—and is eaten with. butter or soft cheese. and healthy tissue. Shirts They need no starching, no ironing. ‘This means double wear. ARROW*MAKE $3.00 Standard Clothing House ~ Sth and Maia St. 8rd Street and Broadway Opposite the Postoffice. Walk a block and‘save a dollar. -