The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1923, Page 2

«AGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1923 € ! 4 S : ° . ] DAKOTA WAR York’s conser a Bridal his [AT THE MOVIES || NAN I nina THTUG STOOHSHAA GP HUEL 20 T aU ATTT IMMA TTT rs oe — LOSSES HIGH Second to Vv ermont, Says Vet- erans Bureau Officer AT THE CAPITOL. Some idea of the staggering pro- es eet pa ee e's | Keeping Down the Food Cost pirieeremrauret abt cb | Cutting down the food cost without starving ioe aly wehal baal Hee : the family is an easy problem for the house- ; wife who makes a study of “food values.”’ The \: ugo, N. D., Mar. 19.— North ‘ta service men fYered the ties of production items in ‘connee- Pe ebaGy dae in the Union tion with the photoplay. The figur ‘ i ea tcandine pachentel by Metro raven tha BUTE most expensive foods "pohetally contain the a table ualties by oner of Zenda” which is now at the est nieretings in the history ot | the photoplay. i 1. The total cost of the picture, | computed down to the last two-cent | stamp, was $1,118,453.16, ij iS - . These who contributed to mak- he Be is all food. Contains more real nutriment than meat or eggs and costs much ; if Jhb a Suse yp. 8) less. -The richest man in the world can buy nothing better. Being ready- The footage “ef yaw, film. ox cooked Shredded Wheat saves fuel, saves time, saves money. To make a hot, nourishing dish pour hot milk over the Biscuits, =) a posed was 67,521. pages more than in H. G. Wells’! "the Outline of History.” little cream and a little salt. 2 U. S. Vetcrans’ Bu gleaned from govern- and from other reli- sources, shows that 9.9 per of the men enlisted from th Dakota were listed as cas 3, while Vermont, the state with highest percentage, had 10.2 of its men so. listec Dakota had 2 n culisied and Ver om 11 ot quite one half for North Dak Mr. Hoverson stated it figure 4. ‘The scenario comprised 1,622 | in the list of casuals, 5. A village und six blocks of city ; ) to Mr. Hoverson, are al dwellings were built for exterior | Shredded Wheat is 100 per cent whole wheat, rvice men who died during the scenes in the kingdom of uritania. ; read: ked and re: ot 4 , ur from any cause and all men 6. Twenty-six costume designers | pi 9 lick ady-to-eat. It is a perfect aio suffered battle wounds or in- and: other’ avtiste “pave foupr months | all-day food, delicious for breakfast or any meal. iries of any sori, but not those who recovered from any sickness NTENSIVE CROPPI \G SECRETS teation to compan- A companion to the er the superv tion of costumes, under | Contains all the bran you need to stimulate ion of the director. | 7. The value of the coronation | bowel movement. rebes worn by the principals in the | TRISCUIT is the Shredded Wheat cracker—a STReoaee including “the Jswelb—was)) real whole wheat toast —eaten with butter, soft cheese or marmalades. 8. Rex Ingram employed the radio- phone for the first time in the direc- | tion of a motion picture. | «Made only by The Shredded Wheat Company, Niagara Falls, N. Y. 9 In the costume factory, built! previous to the making of “The Fquri crops. one that grows simultan- Horsemen,” 540 persons were ,em-; PRTVUILUUIAJVOUVAUYLADULAOSDSMIUOLUIUGHTUEEASUVALSQGQUUQOQGTUUS US UGTA SHY HOU 0 PPL EGED SUES APePEAPTT UAT ESTTde E TOTO) DMN TULA TT with another. A follow crop ployed tailors, cutters, dressmakers} t nie didicate omething Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon who is soon to wed the Duke of York, and special worke \ to follow and use soil after second son of King George and Queen Mary, is shown here in her latest 19. During the two wecks in which! : the first crop i arvested. Corn. or nhoto. the coronation scenes were taken, the! after startling adventures he goes cabbage would a follow crop for |————— village and the blocks of city streets | straight, radishes, early deans, lettuce or T f T Ai housed more than 10,000 persons, | “A similar case actually occurred inach ie omb- C8) ut. nkh-Amen 11. Art works, the most valuabie; in recent police annals. A famous ley or currots sown with ra- lent to Mr. Ingram by wealthy Cali-| criminal dropped out of sight so 1 companion crop, the fornian residents in view of their in-, completely that everyone belcived nating in succession and ea en ceident it was dis- e i roductions, and used| him dead. By : ishes “being pulled as they rene priigner of Zendac’ were | covered years later that the man Three Days Commencing inpraised roughly at over two sit. {Was an honored citizen of a small é on dollars_three times, the price] Community. A facial surgeon pad re- Tonight, Monday 19th. yature while the parsley or carrots ching longer to germinate, will keep ight on growing umong the radish- moved the features of the under- < and continue after they have been World and the. man's éharacter had [been radically changed. The law did the case.” THE ELTINGE “Skin Deep” is showing at the The ‘villyun’ with a past to con-| Elting® threatre, Tuesday, Wednes- ceal no longers resorts to false| day and Thursday. Among those in whiskers o rhair dye, according to t are Milton Sills, Florence an eminent police authority. Instead ', Marcia Manon, Charles Clary, he grows a new face from a plastic | Winter Hall and Gertrude Astor. surgeon. Minervini, piano-accordionist ap- “The police have perfected meth-| pears at the Eltinge Tuesday, Wed- ods of detection until today there is] nesday and Thursday, matinees and only one sure way to baffle them in| evenings, as well as Monday. regard to identity,” declares this man who has dealt with thousands of cases of ‘higher-up.’ “That is an operation by a facial surgeon to ef- recently paid for famous “Blue Boy.” arly cabbage plants set at inter- is af 18 inches among rows of ishes or young onions to | p growing waen the radishes and heen pulled give another the companion crop. bulating follow and compan- crops closely and accurately the und is used to its full capacity | d the greatest yield secured from garden, Plan for all the soil can | ety. Kertilize to make it carry a| | burcen of vegetables from frost {otation of crops is important. It hot wise to plant plants of the | ne bota order in tae same | tions in and year out. ins and peas should move garuen- and back from Members of the eabba ould hifted in their pos n. So » should corn a these vegetables cvhausts certain nents in the soil in time and | 4y algo leave dis. | \ convenient way of securing this ation is to draw a plan whieh | 4a can rev When plant from left to right this , next isun tum it around and plant the me plan f right to left. In is way the shift will ge made with exception of the central rows. Lady Roches! “ter you have worked this f Carnarvon, has ~ vson or two, a new plan fected in the Valley of the Nile towieer the discoveries of the English awn to give more diversity Ipeer. Lady Rochester is the wife of Earl of Carnarvon’s only gon and ating to tne central subjects. 'before her marriage was Catherine T. 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Better than a mustard plaster Rex Ingram presents that worthy successor to “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse” fect. a complete change of features. a veteran of some thirt forceful illustration” of the | years of honest and faithful em 99 i fi on using facial surgery] ployment in the Indian, service, for disguise occurs in a recent film ad away here. The immediate , . play, Thomas H. Ince’s ‘Skin Deep.’ o s death was heart The crook not o s roubles which attacked him when! guised when his ‘face is » a weakened ¢ \ ion, having the surgeon's knife, but h st passed” the avin poe | ter also undergoes alteration and i ERAN EMPLOYE DIES Yates, Mar. 1 Smeran; Wonderful tan ad . ak » eppermizt - delciou! “No fancy. wrappe just good gum!” One of Many Exciting Scenes From THE PRISONER OF ZENDA f é 10 wonderful, fascinating reels 10 = nee = featuring 7 na Alice Terry, Barbara La Marr, Lewis Stone, Stuart Holmes, and all star cast. : American Chicle Co. Perfect Rinsing " Insures Longer Wear. 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