The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1923, Page 2

q AGE TWO faut i THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MAY, 1, 1923, | the ubbery an o 1 h ELECT PRIZE i ON like migration oe T duck ed in furnishing a parti nests for they are one of man’s t ye Ne duck,| greatest friends, and life would be ‘ort and our! Yastly different without the little have had ever do in the way of providin suitable homes and protection fo the birds. Every effort should be made by|al interests of our community would each individual to help protect them| more than pay for what |we could feathered friend’s cheery songs, ia the help alone to the agricultur- to protect t ds, in order| that they are not all killed off as re in a number of the Eastern 4 | umes of All Prize Winners; i Wiil Be Announced Tomorrow ockle and Mary | awarded — first| s school for the h_ school venth and gight de respec in their ys lue to our} hmunity.” The first prize con-} nd and third ich _respective- awarded svc- the high school rd Horner, third among the awarded to place to} nel | of the students in the | s who have won prizes} unced tomorrow. All the | have not yet been graded and| o Supt. H. O. ys from St. M. The example set by Morley Heights, a high class resi- 5 i dential community of Duluth, is a good one to copy—they afford quick! s é : (75 homes) use Marswells Paints exclusively. In doing praniretectioultovour ‘bikds;| A é 4 , ‘a a big job like painting up, do.it once, do it well, make it able damage may result, to} Bi Z c * % last. ntry. estigations made by . 5 oF x 3 ig Lie tab Wie aveveec| : ’ Gs All the elements for beauty, life and saving in amount What Color tc Use? bird lite from 188; = : : : of paint“used are found in Ask to see the coldscope—it eareeets tar i : dian shows you both intelors and | Ae a : ’ * 7 | exteriors. Shows youhow any | orth Dakota, Geor-| i : | combination of colors 20k when | hi Nando a trim. more than one half their birds applied to a wall and araraby P A I N T |. You shouldn't do ay job of | painting before seeing tis paint guide. i peared, e A careful study reveals the ab-|] | “ae ©!) New Victor Records point at least. w sthetic view point in-| i " 1 b consideration: Who does not o bve birds for what they are, for! ay cir beautiful plumage and their} < ‘ ia Chae nun , nee ‘ Come in today, our}ime cae cannot make a mistake in using this high grade and advice is fro, It spreads farther, per gallon, and its colors retain their beauty long after most paints have faded, chipped and blistered off. Get a color card showing 88 shades of outside house paints. Sorenson Hardware Co. A STORE OF SATISFACTORY SERVICE. vect music? What a change would! = a here be if all birds would sudden-} ‘ y become extinct! P C d e Then the economic view point is| opular oncert an Operatic ven mor of consid | With the of the | | \ | Number [Fe Don Carlos~Ella giammai m’amo! caer Love was Never Mine’) (Verdi) alien Fedor Chaliapin |88665}12| 175 arrow, th d, two 5} a ; : : nae : If hawks, and the horned owl, Chanson indoue (4song of tdia) (rom Sako") (Rimaky-Kormbow) French Amelita Galli-Curci |66136|10| 125 - irds have praved friends to man. The Lost Chord @rator-Sultiveny John McCormack 74791) 12] 175 hese exceptions are a detriment to 4s lumanity; the English sparrow at- cks not only buds and blosso ° BEE pices, tersits, ete, The! fe . Melodious Instrumental xamination of five hundreds ‘ lows, which were shot and op Slavonic Dance No. 1 GincMinory: (Dvotik-Kreiser) Vietin Solo Jascha Heifetz 166139] 10| 125 Ihowed that three fourths had eat-| poo : s 5 f n no worms whatever. Therefore! Toy Soldiers March ¢. rity vista St Fritz Kreisler |66137}10] 125 parrows should be destroyed. Hungarian Rhapsody No 2—Fart 1 die» Pim sele Ignace Jan Paderewski |74805}12| 175 Bietitibre the introduction ctl Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2—-Part 2 ain» rime sic Ignace Jan Paderewski: |74806|12| 175 birds ane to quell the : Khowantchina—Entr’acte ots-visy Stokowski and Philadelphia Orchestra 174803} 12| 175 fountain locust p ic aused $40,000,000, In Our Credit Information File three blue ate November Rose John Steel 19015|10) 7 Ea ired Be suiseades eae {Yom Know You Belong to Somebody Else Henry Burt|!1 9996|10| 75 ows ate five hundred ve, When the Leaves Come Tumbling Down _ Aileen Stanley-Billy Murray $ (ente Got to ise Memes EN Night Aileen Stanley-Billy Murray |} 190927|10| 75 ° th ° f di ll b ] 5 0 0 eben shows that canker worms} [Where ee Colorado Wends Its Way revs Geet 19029 wl nm , en ay. S WI e 3 ( Sim's ey ee ence er an cael Where the Sunset Turns the Ocean’s Blue to Gold Peerless Quartet 0) - i rat | | Abeer Madre ye Sao reports on residents of Bismarc billed cuckoo’s. 1 ae ite verous airas| Humorous Monologue wre found in our community. Are| ; = hey not worthy of our protection?! A New Slant on War Will Rogers is a lamentable fact that zo0-| Timely Topics Will Rosers 45347) 10) 11 uired laine of zoological know cane . Pag epeceecteaical knowlo | Lullabies of. Other Lands Ignorance is not always bli and Vicinity. We have in every community two classes of people, those who pay their bills promptly and those who don’t. Isn’t it only natural that the merchant who sells to both these classes would want to know the kind he was catering to? We are ignorance cohcerning the food of| Cradle Songs of Many Nations—Part 1 Edna Brown working for you who pay promptly as well as for the merchant. When you are a enue the Iexiatsture ot Teon-i| | [Gtadle Songe of Many Nations—Part 2 Eine Browa!|#9038)0| agate ipo coe Ms % prompt in meeting your obligations it is only fair that you should benefit by hav- ing those who are interested in your credit standing know about it. Every time you pay a bill promptly your credit reputation is strengthened. : ted in a $2,000,000 loss to that ate. i he afforded every protection and]! imeracarn sure sthey are.so.neces- {May Bowe Lrg in New Orleans—Fox Trot hiss Whiteman | 19030|0 E ° i > i | ee earest—Fox Trot is Orchestra i j BIRDS -AND THEIR VALUE {Starlight Bay—Fox Trot The Eeneen Oechertrn of icone) 19031} 1 very day in every way, to Pp romp te Yy p ay i TO OUR COMMUNITY Think of Me—Fox Trot or Shimmy One-Step The Benson Orchestra of Chicago ? ‘ is the better wa Mary Jane Whittey, Age A, grade 8. FE " Bh —Fox Trot The Vi aN y afany eminent and distinguished | arewell Blues egiians| 19032}10| ; : men ave devoted their lives to the Apple Sauce—Fox Trot The Virginians 5 : 5 d : pinay or the diferent “gpecies. of farming SandsecEox Trot Pal Whiteman aod His Orchestra] Vee The gospel we ate trying to spread and the information we are trying to lf the most widely and best known| ' [Baltng’ Fee Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra se gather will have a tremendous effect on Bismarck’s industrial growth. Quoting of these are Audobon And Burroughs.| | Going for You Fon Trot Pad Wiens aad i prret| 19034] |; from an “Ad” last week by one of our banks, retection an les o! irds Cc y . *. Grab named after these naturalists, [Bombalina—Fox Trot con-n-wsrw'> Pal Whitenan ad His Orchats |, og 35] “Banks have come to realize that they prosper as their customers prosper. etree e comaten et Lady Butterfly—Med. Fox Trot on-tsiys.ety) Great White Way Orch, i If the bank can help them . . .. to increase their profits, the increased prosper- estimated. It is, indeed, very dif-| [Eeerotinn —Migiter Fas: Trot cies -cortrs: The treet Wilts Weg Oreos agaag a ity will react'to the benefit of the institution. For this reason there have grown ieylt to try to imagine even Bis- Man in the Moon—Medley Waltz (irom ‘carctine’) The Troubadours Anes y Py 5 - Prarck and vicinity without any|| | The Busey Wuazy Bird—Fox Trot Zer Corey and His Orchestra ; up many activities in a bank whigh are of no direct profit . . . . The obtaining of Be eae aac {Somme Little Someone Fox Trot Tee Conf) and is Orchestral 19037/0) credit information is part of the service that can be obtained through the assist- fske ‘life | pleasanter with — thei | { Whos, Tilig Take Your Time!—Fox Trot wc, The Virginians) 19040|10 amen et one canoe. In extends, mene eh see one cueomiers, Bs are eg epee | he You Know You Belong to Somebody Else—fox irgimians ; in, urther their interests, since the more solid the business foundation of the rei tare vache he te University Lancers—Part 1 miecnaionsl eres Orchestra |ise703 poppe the prio the business risks.” ctr ; eatin, cas, acter: say, [University Lancers—Part 2 Interaatioual Novelty Orchestra ies , Z they ‘consume in the course of twen- ity four hours, consisting mostly of fbugs, worms and injurious insects ito our fields and gardens. Those who have studied them gely, have found the bird’s family’ very beautiful. The father and r bird sharing equally in the ‘and feeding < hte young and ‘MASTERS \ very devoted to each other : A until, they: have Look for these trade-marks. Under the lid. On the label. taught to live and care for Victor Talking Machine Company, Camden.N.J, ‘ Not only the banking interests but all the wheels of business are kept turning smoothly when the individual.purchasers of a community pay their bills promptly. They lubricate the wheels of business, and in the final analysis stimulate from within a trade expansion reflected in a healthy industrial growth. ~~ j We solicit the earnest co-operation of EVERYBODY in our enterprise. It’s your bureau. : : Victrola "Pita Ape FE VIGTOR TALKING COMPANY. CAMDEN. 5 Fora 58 eo coul mer’ ble thin sens spell nerv inn I've heen Tani work Ta mare Mr Dairy ano whicl ‘Bismarck Credit Bureau ye Se