The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1923, Page 3

‘ft t { - _ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE : PAGE THREE Ww. The ‘ing is the hi | ment “The | Comm 30 or | from fing a of the Many People’s Hosiery]: expense is too high because they have thought aa Some y tos that it is ne rifice wearing quality to get lustrous, sheer style. Holeproof offers all the elegance and beauty that any hose possess with the added advantage of exceptionally long wear. Buy Holeproof and both your money and hosiery will go farther. it is o eG are a is at compa have b SIEGAL’S SHOE STORE 418 Broadway—Rose Siegal, Owner. j It is very | whole A special shipment of Rice and Hutchins Educator Shoes has just been received for our, Easter trade. For— Men - Ladies - Children Styles are up-to-date and nothing better | said t \ the ta in the shoe line can be found anywhere. gS erable | whole | suitab j te Special Easter Prices on all lines. Come in and see the Néw EDUCATOR SHOES ficials. MY PLATFORM Economy and efficiency will reduce taxes and. GIVE US BETTER STREETS. A. C. HINCKLEY Candidate for City Commissioner. (Political Advertisement.) WE PAY HIGHEST CASH -:PRICE —for— HIDES, FURS AND JUNK. ~ SOUTH SIDE GROCERY eek Lae eres from Standard Oil Warehouse. steph Proprietor. : State jand sta over any other unit of state | mileag half of that method the co from § approximat Furthermo! rativ on on a publ contracts | the designing of bridge | technical and the det ROADPROBLEN BEFORESTATE =< G. Robinson, Engineer, | MUCH MONEY WASTED? superi ute highway comm urged by W. HL. ngineer gh re ¢ t umount or aby records of the ission indicate that th I and bridge levies in ti ar period endin townships, uunted to S total of over into the rouds has been approx of this has proba but thi ull amount pm _the m ted that the do not arily mean cash expenditure have for township road most of these levic only an has bee ble 00 per mile al hundred dol on these hig! penditures of previ t is prob: not beli yee that the 1 period of hat he “got” it. \the matter of actual graft, | Sppears to be | that are not for the best interest of j some axpayers. The practice Is in some countic engineerin) ey lot of experience. Ie foundations, ii competent to Retiring Urges Large Units in Building fas Houle) * tha few accurate records kept of these expenditures ‘and statements of cost have been | | largely { sion on every poblie i le or contract awarded. | form but taken a and it is | Aside from ther irregularities y one and every | d to construct high | ntirely erroncous [it is doubtrul if there is any other | line of work Ste be | hand} not to be conside r n upon the ability and tegrity of county and township of- stru’ hen pre been ©: dollars levied for Ww. ' MAKES PLEA FOR BETTER {Continued fr were thrown financial depre hed din the t 4 resume s esult there has b a dily impre until now there i The atten between busine s | power Ww the last APITO Theatre TONIGHT tax still | one. so | ‘ Ditected bs CUMMINGS i Coming It is believed that the great : est and majority of them are honest are earnestly endeavoring to handle work for which they have not had | | the neeessary training and - and ail other . Underwood Products are obtainable at 512 BROADWAY Bismarck, N. D. Telephone 820. exper- | One Ship ) Itmakes trouble—and @ great story: By Ben Ames Williams ‘An Irvin V. Willat Production Scenario by Julian Josephson tory in 10 years 1 ing power of the 1908 t most the average of the 30 year per- 1, while from 1908 to 1920 it was we will for p pay- OBINSON, State Engineer. | jeople who are engaged in gainful : occupations work on the farms. The COOPERATION When vement in business, | neral optimism to your blo erveus, de Whether you haves headache, palpitation, it is usually from bowel g. A com | yyison, chasing a es during century tells the vay. During the 0 the purchas- armer was below the percentage, considerably 20 there was n the farmer's power. From 1901 to purchasing power was al- 30 year avera xception of two aheit 1908, and the other in bout 6,500,000 farms. than e-fourth of all our lIOf “GASCARETS” FOR BOWELS — Sick, Bilious, t your thirty ed with poison- h is being sucked in- eping you half sick, dent’ “and upset. colds, indigestion, or heart By waste stomach, Get into this contest today — win this It’s the Leader Zenith Coaster Wagon. capital invested in farming is about 70 billion vested in farm buildings, machinery | Should be so prosperous that in- and live stock, not value of the farm land, would buy | all of the railroads in the United | States and in addition a able number of the mines. “The number of people engaged in | farming is 80 per cent greater now Laurdry Co. than in 1870, but the volume of crop production in 1920 was 256 sper cent | greater than in 1870. “Business and agriculture. are de- pendent upon one another, perous agriculture means 2 prosper- ous nation. It is to the advantage of the' business man that the be fairly prosperous. is to the advantage of the farmer | that business be fairly Headachy, Sour Stomach, Gases, Bad Breath, Colds One or two Cascarets to- night will cleanse your bowels right. morning poison and sour bile will move out thoroughly! en you Hurry! they physic ful gripe or inconvem Children love C: cent boxes, also 25 and 50 cent size | Anw drugstore, GUESSING CONTEST SEE’ OUR WINDOW TODAY FOR FULL PARTICULARS of the Gang. Sorenson Hardware Bismarck, N. D. Eat More Wheat That is what we are doing. We also use pure wheat starch in all our collar work. It gives a better finish and makes collars, etc., more pliable than any other starch Of course it costs more than other starch, but it is-the BEST for the best kind of collar work. made. Caplial Laundry Co. Launderers and. Dry Cleaners. Phone 684 Foy perfect satisfaction send your col- lars and other laundry here. indey dollars. It is not to the advantage of either The money in-| that cither one one or the other An Easter Dance will be given at the Menoken Hail, Menoken, N. Dak., on Friday, March 30th. Music will be furnished by the McKenzie Hotel Orchestra from Bis- marck. temperate speculation and waste is stimulated, because adversity al- ways follows such a period.” Read our dd all about Wet ‘Wash, or Call 684. Capital including the consider- | A pros- farmer Conversely it prosperous. ————<—> NEARLY A QUARTER OF A BILLION SOLD IN 1922—buy Cinco and you'll know why. Smbdked by discriminating men in every city and town from cvast tocoast. Try a pair— 2 for 15¢—today. Constipated, for all the cont Hate} Cascarets will not sic! , but never rets too. 10 YOUR TIE IS VERY IMPORTANT It can make or mar your ap- pearance; well dressed men know this. You can’t go wrong on Klein’s Toggery Ties; quality, style and good taste are never in doubt. The Style Cenver in The Center f Nevth Dokota. eee Ma RRL e UML LLL ULL ° TONIGHT FRIDAY and Sa TURDAY MILTON SILLS, JOHN BOWERS MARGUERITE de la MOTTE A swift panorama of contrast; of cast and west; of a rugged Westerner and a polished Easterner; of a primitive husband and a modern wife. Not a preachment — not a sex picture. JUST RAL ENTERTAIN- PATHE NEWS AESOP,