The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1923, Page 3

~~ FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1928 been ill jmore than a year. | Mr. Bringhurst ig well remember ed by many residents of Bismarck, MAN WHO PUT he being very active during his few! years residence in Bismarck in the ALARM SYSTEM carly days, He lived at a hotet he: with Arthur Van Horn, being} i narck for a few years in the EK PASSES eu s and then later returned! 5 i fee bai burst was peculiarly in-| . Harry Bringhurst, Active in Sane aie a“ - ‘| Bismarck in ’80’s Dies would glip-out of his . 7 home at night to go to the fire de- in Seattle partment aa \iiten to eterles of the! firemen. He joined the fire de and became a: installed the fi } e alarm system in Bis-| i marek, T! entral alartii was wir- ed to the homes of the for or five! Wy. members of the fire department, the § alarm sounding simultaneously im alli places, He was a surveyor, and made some of the carly plats 5 { marck, He t dohis f bi to invest ) new count farm sout Mr. .Brin est in fir you s 4 | When he Seattle in 1889 he = ped into the y ering his ser i o the chief and wi { 7 fine j ttle fire depar Heat in 19 and served until 1910. For more Bue Ti for a qui . holding « j the position at the time of hisy 4 pct death, H MM |! He is survived by a son, Horace tt) M.: living in Chicago; a daughter ston || Miss Alice, of Soattle brother, —__———_ ; ; EE i ICAP | TOL] aeeneernen ' and Saturday i) rere . ) Matinee Saturday at 2:30 | 4 | HOOT GIBSON with Louise Lorraine and Carmen Phillips, in f { - “The Gentleman’ From America” | ( ; ° | j and Harold Lloyd in | : | “BUMPING BROADWAY” | 3 x bs case sigs ae : Lt Monday and Tuesday | lrene Castle in ..“SLIM SHOULDERS” . - Admission: Adults 30c. Children 10ce. 4 TONIGHT FRIDAY “| A Picture That Will Echo In Your Heart Like a Magic Melody There is tenderness and beauty—and something else in this picture that will en- {chant ju. Love and Sacri- fice earning; mingled in a Y oF, symphony oflifein Arymphony offi, an by Curtis Benton - GP Directed by Fdwin Grewe. ‘ In the dark streets of the city a girl played on a violin, and strong men wept-and women stepped from the’ shadows—and one man found something he had never known before. And for her he made the great .sacrifice—and when he came back again “there was only a dog to greet him! Cyula she understand? Could she forgive? Played on the Heartstrings by. James Rennie, Dorothy Mackaill, Anders Randolf, Sam Hardy, \ Harry Short, Helene Montrose ‘e PATHE NEWS AESOP FABLE COMEDY THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Baan S\EIR SHOE “KEEPS THE FOOT WELL Happy feet clear through the busiest day! | ARCH RMESERVER |B early in the morning till late at night, through work and. play, use your feet all you wish, and you'll never have the tiniest little ache or discomfort if you wear the Arch Preserver Shoe. Your feet sim- ply can't be uncomfortable, can’t become strained, because the arch can't sag. The concealed, built-in arch bridge makes the Arch Presery- er Shoe so different — so supcrior. Let us show you thesmart new st: tyles coming in, Choose Your Gasoline with Great Care 'You can influence the deprecia- tion of your car investment by using right or wrong gasoline. You may point with pride to a speedometer that shows 80, 40 or 50 thousand miles or you may wear out a car every year You may have a smooth purring motor or a rattle - trap ready for the scrap heap. The influencing factor is the gasoline. The High-Grade Gasoline made, sold and guaranteed by the Standard Oil Company (Indiana). Red Crown is made to fit your car. , It has a perfect chain of boiling point fractions—adjusted so as to produce instant starting Winter or Summer. quick, snappy pickup. Smooth ‘ac- celeration, tremendous sustained power and racing speed if you want it. Red Crown vaporizes, to the last drop. There is no waste— there is maximum of dependable mileage. BUY RED CROWN At the following Standard Oil Service Stations: & 8th and Main Sts. "Ist and Main Sts." t And the following Filling Stations und Garages: Bismarck Motor Co. 416 Broxdvay Lahr Motor Co., 300 “*HSt. A.C. Dance, Menoken, N. D. A.T. Weleh, Mencken, N. D. Baldwin Hdwe. Co. daldvin, N. D. - + Baldwin, N. D.: Standard Oil Company, Bismarck, N. D. ‘ (Indiana) S117 ees SAARI IS APRIL SAL of SUITS SUPERB STYLES QUALITY MADE IN EVERY DETAIL A truly remarkable collection at prices tnat will appeal to every woman. SALE OPENS SATURDAY MORNING AT NINE O’CLOCK Grouped and priced as follows—including Tailored styles, 3-Piece, as well as the more youthful Wrap-About Jackets and Blouse Back styles. Sizes 16 to 46. Group One Group Two $19.75 $29.5 Group Four + $30.50 Group Five $49.50 $59.50 $69.50 One tot of Spring Taffeta Dresses at Reduced from $25.00 and $29.50. larris-oberts mM FOR WOMEN’S WEAR - Bismarck, No. Dak. MERCHANDISE AT EVERY ONE'S PRICE. Group Three Group Six