The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 21, 1923, Page 6

(ae eee ey HUGHES ‘TAKES BACK’ WORD ON BRITISH SHIPS | Secretary of State and De-| partment. Formally Re- tract Statements E SIX PUTS HUBBY OUT AT HOME OLD YOR THERN LEAGUEMAY BE STARTED AGAIN Cantillon Calis Meeting in Effort to Put Plan Into Operation Washington, ch officials of the » formally cor- | both the state and navy} the assurance of retary he had naval modifica- 21. Mike Can- Minneapolis ociation, is 1 of the old called a from _ Dhl y i i mation | itugies recalled }made to tne H ‘tons his spe ast D. mber, and Acting Secretary Roosevelt took similar action witn respect to statements he had made berore congressional committees: England Denies Report At both departments it was indi- ed that the corrections had been je after the British government had called attention to the effect in Great Britain of repeated refer- ences by hi i in the + United e status of the British treaty fleet. Mr. Hughes’ statement follows: “In my speech at New Haven on December 29, 1922, 1 made the fol- lowing statement yith respect to al- terations in the British ¢: happy domicile o wile of the fa it the New Or But there is ro nd Mrs. Welly Northe meet ny mp. Ca ATLANTA’S STAR ATHLETE GIRL = = = | 2 z = : y much interested “The result is that in D league in this able number of British ship» bulges y for the purpose have been fitted, elevations of tur- Miller reer let guns’ increased and turret loud- au possible field for ivory ng arrangements d to con- | he With the breaking up of ‘orm to increase ions.” H ayrue, of which he was “In making statement, I. re- | chance of farming his ed upon specific information whicl ‘ad been furnished by the navy de- tment and which of course, the | j navy department believed to be | true, { Takes British Word For It “The department of state © to home where he can pu to resurrect and ne is the ern Ie ue. » dropped $1,000 in the Dako and disbanded its Mmmm mM MMMM UM OM I me time ago. It probably by the British ke considerable to revive the ca ovically that no ore this year. The fact that have been made in th at the head of the move | the turret guns of any British cap- 4 not help much, as it since they were placed in that the fans down not enthu ubout the could | provided since February 6, 192: date of the signing of the W , ton treaty.” “It gives me pleasure to make this correction as t is desired that there higher cl ‘at influe! retary Roosevelt assumed re- ity for the data used by! eretary Hughes, but declared {t | Ne Wubethae would ane Hea nbels SC Me on the gymnasium ST aaite had been “based on information be- and Forks are itehing | part in the big southern indoor “meet the Girls’ Gymnasium | lieved’ to he reliable by the state, de- | partment.” r| Club of Atanta is planning for this spring. | FOR SALE—High grade baby car- 3 HEARS FROM HOME | riage. few model. Slightly used. ort it well, Th heen fuet that ther Phone 887. 3-21-4t durine the last few ye | WANTED—Washing. Phone 740-R. so: ttendane | 3-21 A of fact, nothing | FOR SALE—A pair new pillo ee and it is a question ! Phone 740-R. 3-21 whether anything will, { FOR RENT—Two rooms, suitable for office or light housekeeping, over our store. S. FE, Bergeson & Son. WINGFIELD TO PLAY IN SOUTH ~- Henry A, Wing: Fargo club WANTED — Light house rooms on first floor, suitable for two or four ladies. Call 273 aft 6 o'clock. 'FOR SALE OR EXCHAN | room house with six choice lot | splendid garden, berry fruit and shade trees, East | ner frontage near to both grade! | and high school. Garage and chicken house, Will accept small; farm for equity or Possession on for the coming i left Saturday for will join the club atted well one of the _(/——————— HAIR STAYS COMBED, GLOSSY |“HairGroom” Keeps Hair | Combed—Well-Groomed y of $500.- | 000° whe he recently married’ Latife Hanoun, it has been “re-! vealed d, Mareh 2 has died here Wy MIN FIREPLACE and, March 21, —4 led a workman to re- fireplace. He removed a! din bank notes. Then he nother next to it contain- 1500. = ee, The firs BEULAH COAL now $4.75 house per ton delivered. The Wach- | ‘""*"* ter Transfer Co. Phone 62. fe for the quarterly supplies for state | ‘ARMY SHOES | institutions, is finding that the cost! of living is increasing, according to Mr. McIntyre, Estimates on pur- | en chases of most articles, including | ' 5 rovisions, clothing, equ such ae j as m machinery, hospital and | 1 supplies show an iner ef ® ' | _ t esa year ago. The chief reason ;- ‘Inmates of Institutions to ge} Not much clothing will be purchas- 4 | i aie ed for the, quarter from April 1 to aes usipe nye to Work in Shoes Bought {june 30. Six. months ago, scenting | is | ~ 7, a rise in prices, Mr. McIntyre pur- | . . 1 "0! a Hl therich agomatic | Bone yipra ee fragrance which i the chased sufficient clothing for twice usual period and increase in : Inmates of-three state i s| price of the goods arises from com- will work in the fields th discloses a substantial saving was | lady of the land reads a letter f Pioneer, on which Président steams into Palm Beach, Fla, The purchasing department, now | engaged in preparing to receive bids | ince that time bining old Vuel- in heavy marching sho hought | effected, {originally by. the United States gov- | <== : ta Havana filler ernnient for service in the ficld and HILDREN'S COLDS | Millions Use It—Fine for Hair! |§ with top grade fin. trenches in France during the —Noet Sticky, Greasy or Smelly aaa Teoes sone net Oe Get a jar of “Hair-Groom” from | World War. java wrappers. J PP’ | these shoes * Always mild— One thousand pairs of ve been pu y A ithe State Bourd of Administration, always good! 4 jthrough its purchasing department. make sven hares: wanely ae = MI LOLA CIGAR CO. The shoes, which will su y the shampoo Le | 2 a Di piremicces Wis. t |state hospital for ‘the insane, the VAPORUB [aay jn any style you like, “Hair Groom” is a dignified combing cream which gives that natural gloss feeble- |state penitentiary and the | minded : posty I he Fe | Price being $2.03 a pair less | purel The Mild, Good CIGMR (cent, ME. McIntyre, purchasing agent of the board, said, The shoes joriginally cost the government $7 a |pair, he added, A considerable sav- Z Distributed by ° Bismarck Grocery Co. both in business and on social oc- casions. Greaseless, stainless “Hair- Groom” does not show on the hair ‘1, because. it is absorbed by the scalp, 4. | therefore your hair remains so soft st. Mew York |and. pliable and so natural that no toe Circular, ese can ibly tell you used it, ing from the market value of such | shoes was made in the purchase, -he added. Deliveries will be made from army-stores at Leavenworth, Kansas, and well-groomed fect to your |i hait—that final touch to good dress | Sa any druggist for a few cents and | & rR are lying on the sales manager’s desk in the establish- ment of a large middle-western hardware jobber. . mobiles.are used, the other a name seldom heard: ' sat score of quality they run neck and neck. r Pays to Swim Vith the Current | This is about two spark plugs. At the moment they One spark plug bears a name known wherever auto-, Both, says the sales manager, are good plugs. On the “But,” he adds, “we are discontinuing this line’—and he holds up the plug of unfamiliar name. “Yes, and our discount on it is larger, too.” : “What’s wrong with it? Not a thing. It’s a good plug—-mighty good plug, but—no one knows about it. It isn’t advertised—the other one is. The demand is for the advertised make. And-we've learned it pays to swim °, A é ae wat with the current, not against it.” : 3 More and more jobbers in every line of business are learning every day that it pays to swim with the current of popular demand. “Our, job,” said one jobber, “is to supply markets, not create them. Let the manufacturer make a market for his goods, and we will handle it.” Said anther — “Our salesman carry a eatalog with thousands of items in it. They haven’t the time to push unadvertised goods. Their work is principally taking orders.” ' : “ j \ If you go among these wholesalers today to introduce a new'preduct in:éompetition with merchandise nation- ally. advertised, -unless the article is exceptional, you will be met everywhere by the injunction: “First go out dnd get a reputation for your goods through ad- vertising. : The wholesaler knows by actual contact with dealers / how they value speed of turn-over, goods which move with a minimum of effort, goods people know about and ’ ask for, pbs a ‘ . Published. by the Bismarck Tribune, in co-operation with The American ‘Association of Advertising Agencies,