The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 11, 1923, Page 6

PAGE SIX FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1923 t of Traufler, Grand Forks, sceretary; | Leonurd, Williston; John cobson| Donations of games, athletic : 8. Margaret Froats, Grand | Wilton; ad Meyer, Fargo; S. S. 1d by Child’s Wel- M | goods, wanted by M ‘. Cook, Jamestown; Ed. ae iy jrarek members of the | Fo committee. Phone Mrs, Whittey 614. " ; : ISPIRIN Donations of games, athletic foe es foun ‘ goods, wanted by Child's, Wel- LABOR PLANS one Ee seu NEM LEAGUE. | PICTURES HUNG! TS COMPLETED) ma ir ssn mu neers Honored at the A. C. High School Dance at K. P. Hall tonight after Class Play. | Everybody welcome. | Whittey 614, CONN, [i AGK’ N ) 71 Bismarck Plays at Jamestown : As : hic ‘oil May. 30; Minot Here on = | contributions tot FOR POLITICS TEAM GOES Ly oe Vston ul 238 Fourth of July a wture in the st Aa Bépor: Ih | Pi W St fi B — : anquet Wednesday evening, ORE "| Temporary Workers Political i on by repre- Club Is Formed . ‘( aniatives eit ee RICAN ASSOCIATION, At Bi Grand Forks, Called Sensation Team of the} Leave students “the college. Three of the men chosen for the honor are still living and were pres- ent at the banquet: John Ch a i ed a . CINCO MEANS MOST for your cigar money nt political y —and-y6u'll endorse this opinion, too, when you Hin See sae tty‘them.- Same unvarying quality since 1850 —nfearly a quartet of a billion smoked annu- ally. Why not try a pair—2 for 15c—today? Columbus 14; Toledo 6. Kansi is City Td; Milwaukee 12, NATIONAL, LE AGUE, cooper- lem Hol- nd other workers in the state perfected at a meeting of dele- Unless you set the pam “Bayer” | Ath Frank to the North Dakota Feder-| on package or on tabl eur of pure- ; getting the genuin ; [bre ; and Sam ed by M. Tra prescribed by phys’ ¢ Fletcher, Valley City, Honest im-] Gra ‘orks, the ¢ ’ ¢| ty-two years and pv safe by mil- | porter of Shorthorn cattle — inte] at e iti arty.| lions for North Dakota, The other three men} W . Colds’ * Headache whose wi ulogized at the ban gue, with which labor has been aff. Toothache Lumbago Powers, Leonard, de-]liated for severm years, had done Earache Rheumatism . A. Poweer$ of for labor, he said also’ that sent, former nurs-fone “could never tell” what the fu- nd pioneer breeder of|{ ture might bring: He emphasized flint corn in North Dakota; and J.lthe necd of a worers’ political club ©} H. Bosard, deceased, Grand Forks|‘that would exe balance of. -|former Jersey breeder, and farmer] power and be in position to obtain ~ | leader, those things demanded by labor. Some 75 persons were present’ at|' Temporary officers follow: P, the banquet which was presided] Beals, Dickinson, president; M. 11; f Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept “Bayer Pablets of Aspirin’ | only. Each unbroken package con- tains proper directions. Handy bor- es of t Druggis | At New Rockfo not the Jun | July \ June 14 re e| ] STANDINGS } oe—-. Se) AMERICAN ASSOCIATION WwW. L I Joseph 4 NO GAMES OF CHANCE AT FAIR Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetica- | feidester of Salicylicacid. { she e This week ESCAPE —from the dangerous “Give me a quart of oil” ‘are Shrine Day ger” Why do so many veteran motorists and experienced operators of taxi-cabs and motor trucks buy their Gargoyle Mobiloil in large sealed containers. These are the reasons: \ ] : 3 (1) Certainty.They are suré that the Gargoyle Mobil- | j ry Z a nN l nN g | 1. Certainty oil gold in sealed containers is genuine. The pur- 1 . . chase of loose “quarts of oil’? sometimes tempts an unscrupulous dealer to substitute low-quality oil for genuine Gargoyle Mobiloil. (2) Convenience. With a 5-gallon can or a 15-, 30-, or 55-gallon steel drum (with faucet) in your home. garage, you always have an adequate supply of the correct grade of Gargoyle Mobiloil on, hand, You don’t have to wait in line in front of the dealer’s until he gets through serving gasoline and oil to customers ahead of you. : of Better Qperation. The best operating results are secured by maintaining the oil at the proper | level. With Gargoyle Mobiloil in your home garage you. can add every day the correct amount of “‘make-up”’ oil—a pint, a quart, or whatever i amount you may need. | Even more jmportant: The cutting effect of gasoline tends to thin down even the best lubricating oil. The daily addition of fresh oil builds up the body of the entire oil supply, and helps make up for this fuel admixture. Extreme care in dry cleaning dainty || fabrics is a specialty with us. Our ex- perience in doing superior work assures fj you of the most perfect results. \ We call for and deliver. It costs no more to buy a blocked, new sweat bands and ribbons. i Men’s hats of every kind cleaned, | | Eagle Tailoring Co. : Phone 58 JUST RECEIVED Our New Stock of AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATORS 1 ’ Containers for your Home Garage During the week of May 7th to 12th, dealers all over the country are giving the home garage owner special atten- tion. They have: put in ample stocks of all grades of Gargoyle Mobiloil in the larger containers. Gargoyle Mobiloil comes in 1-gallon and 5-gallon‘cans *s]_—|| and in 15-; 30-, and 55-gallon steel drums, equipped with i a convenient faucet. The 5-gallon can and 15-gallon drum ij will undoubtedly be very popular during Home Garage i Week. The oil is cheaper than when, bought in the 1-gallon i] See your dealer-toduy. Most leading dealers, are dis- {i playing the Home Garage Week sign in their. windows. They have the Vacuum Oil Company’s complete Chast, of-Recommendations. On it you can quickly. find the i correct grade of Gargoyle Mobiloil:for your car. 'HERE is little to say about a tire that tire advertisements have not already said. After alt, it’s performance, not promises, that counts. On thou- sands of cars Kelly Cords are telling their own story, and tellirig it more convincingly than any advertisement could because they speak in terms of. mileage, service- and. safety. -For.sale wherever you see-this-sign KELLY] SPRINGFIELD fobiloil | pmee Tested and*Approved by the \ oh : ae - Muke thechart iebssel sak » GOOD HOUSE ee INSTITUTE See.o our windows