The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 5, 1924, Page 2

, | PAGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ~~~ ~~" SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1924 OLDEST MAN and expects to. reach the CHIN STRAPS hats. WOULD PERMIT "LEGISLATORS MAKE chic Athan fo bcome,ndependen and oe TAPP Y sneer atte echt Shin semey are worn, with some lin reaching this status? Whenever | ; the leeal. GCA... Re post you have a vacancy write to your} ~ nearest office of the Veterans Bureau at Figo, N. D.; Sioux Falls, S. D. ‘Helena, Mont Paul or Minne- | pie, apolis, Minn., and tell them the kind | .ing of tobacco, of a man you need. feeaenn Dae REGAINING OF TAX SOLD LAND Commissioners Adopt Resolu- tion Affecting Land Bid In By County il war, was presented by Cc: y ‘Dy J | friends with two pipes and the br of tobacco that he has been tel them about for many ye a kind that he smoked as ay W |man in Ganada nearly three-ut | ters of a century a; Mr p Donlan has | ters at the Foley many year Ed Wynn Production Coming) (.°"Sith 1 Here on January 25th ——— wphe Perfect Fool,” starring £a., Stomach Misery Wynn, the famous comedian, is one Acidity, Gas, Gas of the biggest shows that’ Bismarck st ; theater-goers will have the oppor- Indigestion itunity to see, H. P. Hill, advance | agent, declared in Bismarck ted | The production, a musical comedy, coming here Januar “We are now playing in Seattle to capacity hous id Mr. Hill, “The SUGGESTION The board of coun ioners has adopted a resc gned to permit man whose land sold for taxes and bid in by the county to regain the land, the ir tent of the resolution being to avoid certain provisions of the law which make is very difficult for ons un der circumstance all the land. The reso Whereas, the peop “Pape's Diapepsin” is the sure relief for indigestio flatulence, heartburn, sourness, i ach distress caus tablets Tax Commis sioner has this board i i regarding : show es few stops on its cross- ost immediate stomach re eg country ‘trip. It will play Spokane, rect your stomach dig been made | Butte, Billings, Fargo, andj for'a few cents. Dri | is not able | then goes to V Duluth and, lions of packages. a if a redemy H : = 5 eles people in the show. | ' We barmage esse |” BISMARCK sleepers, 5 hands will be) needed of which 10 are carried with | STORAGE the show, there are four wardrobe TX women with the show and in addi- COMPANY tion we'll get six local dressers. Storage of all kinds There w be 12 trucks needed to! 7 . carry the scenery and 250 truaks, Rates on application. quent ta and it will take four hours to set up'f| DEAD CAR STORAGE $2.50 PER MO. v the show. | The show, Mr. Hill asserted, is AM] not since | {good clean fun and music through- Office With subsequent tax tout, Ed Wynn stamping down his Lucky Strike Coal Co. Py sequent {foot on anything that savors of vul- Phone 82 909 Main St. ind the : garity. to a su 2 owner i Je had would still | hospital and tr:Jn- ificate for the ertain period, he will lose hig land : And whereas, if the owner were | ne 5) may Rape / 4 vermitted tp redeem without paying | ear aving To giye our friends and cistomer 31 axes for subsequent years, the re ; : 5 1 always is the signal fe eople t ke 0 pnd 3 a pongre: be i . retake a 2 sult would be that the county would | SME RA EMITS Ae SS a Hi a cocina eee Se aeiee cenit Willard Threaded Rubber Bat- opportunity to purchase some of j ‘ ) iave no t ificate to pro s i 1 s Senator 3 J ! U : s soit gon of He takes a resolution to give the soldiers a bonus. Lower left shows Congressman teries cost no more than many tye eae é * Shee ie ae Oe ae Nick Lon of Ohig “cutting” taxes in two. That's his resolution, Lower right shows Represent- wood-insulated - batteries and bargains we are putting out. A test will i fare } ative William Upshaw of Geor with the help of trick photography, holding an umbrella over the Cap- th h lati ‘ove Vv 5 Means aranih sare 2 which same was sold ae Gs : : ey save you the reinsulation prove your dollar worth more in buy- ROM BR HRC heifiacine planicansbe | (0! He wants Congress bons x bill common to other batteries. . ing power at the Wellworth St oe levised by ch an owner of real = 2 Mee en at ing power a ne ellworth Store al- ee istate may be permitted to pay only to take every precaution to | at two. After this he has tea. Then tempting to rescue their pre-war oc- With ale Ruane eu ways i rt of the taxes at the present | pr i All government trans-| ha sleeps, and has a little time! cupations. Therefore the U. S. Vet-| [f can buy Willar readed Ru ays. E ened and the owner thus be reduc 1 requests | before dinner for signatures. Such erans Bureau foulechentant hand nd ber Batteries as low as $ . But even greater than usual next a ng the amount of taxes that he is his daily work, May one compare carefully trained each one of them Says Little Ampere: Reliable Willard Wood-I € 1 ans usual next 3 2) owes, and the county be receiving count it with what historians s: in a new occupation in which his| gleaceen er eee 1 dB a Villar jee -. neue week? We have striven to sur pass ali ‘| noney most important to have at) of the ae war disability would not be a handi- Ealmene ene a atteries—as fine wood- : ass ae ieeanacihe county not losing e 4 fa Wil : ‘ Srevious value giving eve Wn f his tim sina the county me vis in| 2 distri VETS BUREAU cap ge Treased® wi insulated batteries as you can f prev ious val ue - ing events, a und a inything thereby because its ta cal Officer inc These men are mature, disciplined | Battery.” buy—$ and up. ask that you'be here Monday and | ne CAN SUPPLY by their army experience, | Pr gover’ next week ing certificate, a valid and sub ent supervision for | a, ; é Se x 7 ed under govern ~ jxcept that the issuing of a deed | SKILLED MEN following some skilled line of work. vould be deferred, y - All they need to complete their re- CORWIN MOTOR COMPANY i Therefore, be it resolved, that when No matter what your line of bus- hab i an employment op- si é pa eal estate has been bid in by the iness is the, Veterans Bureau portunity hat they must de-| ig younty, that the county holds same | \ jee you with competent, well pend upon the business men who em- { nd not issue a deed thereon, and trained, stants, beeause it is ploy skilled « ants. So if you| i he county treasurer be authorized training men for work in about 250 a job these men merits your )nd is hereby puionacd to en od different occup: ns. consider ation because of their | STORAGE PY yr receive payment for any subse | yp Ruler of Germany|, These men were all in the ser Hae eel hae ae | are juent year or years Pathonatie pay-} Former Kuler © FEKMANY| nq became disabled thr men. All they ask eri ne aent or redemption of the tax sale Roughly Handled in } woun or disease. Th opportunity to work. , ertificate covering the taxes for the ss 3 imjuries icapped them in They have been re-educated at) ear for which same may have been Memoirs oan old, and that in case the owner does yay the taxes for any subsequent te ute ss ear, that in such case the time for | Boom. Holl joe Cee ee yhe “redemption from said tax sale | Hohenzollerm oe a Sey ey ertifieate shail be extended for the | rested in the ae eeu ermeof one year from the date Robert Z) er, his fe rn rae aid payment of the taxes for any |¢™ court ™ wale isan today ( uildre ubsequent year, provided that the | being a ange ual in crest in union s axer for the year 1928 shall be paid [Holland. The Count says the former n or before the same become delin- ies w lg; austicloud rat anes B 7 d it uent, and if the taxes for the year |1and at ull times, and so une your supp f underwear ¢ 1923 do become delinquent then this jabout English p opinion, yey IDB hy 0! Hi Sue ie gs ‘esolution shall not affect the lands | he insisted upo i these low prices, as an opport pe like a there the tax for the year 1923 has If; a euaEli wees fi thi ill Jecome so delinquent, irrespective of |#70™ England. ‘ this will never come to yo hether ‘any tax has been paid for | Letters of Englishmen frequently 5 me: ae | ny year subsequent to the taxes for | put him into a territ \ Cie year for which saine ‘has been jet hin AEE AE French serge. Wool Crepe. % ‘old, and it being further provided | comm Benes ally e e 54 inch Qe 40 inches PM Gaicn cust pay sone abse. | Moire Aidit, Gate Ut ay Yard .... Dhee ard. .... ° Faent year’s tax on or before three |¥o" to give up trying to be the head ieee we [eRey s thonths from the passage of this |! # nation of 60,000,000 people. Be- Storm serge. ssolution, the rate of interest in [come the head of otball tcam, eench teh ease to be six percent for the |?" pee CUE nec would ty on y : Eee ibsequent years paid | better” e : e Yard ........ And the County Auditor is here, Count, edits Truevsecnier 4, duthorized and instructed not to | William’s mother with having s Any house dress or apron it sign to any one, certificate of sale |f him: “Do not think ther 3 Re oeaaa Spiga EB ay case in which a land owner | other motive than vanity for my Monday Sale... to accepted the benefits of this S0R’s actions | 4 . . Usélution by paying es for a) In February @ former court e 3 tbsequent year or years, and re- | Mutrshal wrote bout the then $2. on one special ta’ ain from publishing notices of ex- | ¢mperor: = eM DELO i iy For eacl tration of period of redemption in | more gets out of the or eee "| such cases. work, e gets up = - = : - - », OS fast at nine and then only We still have 500 pair children’s TAKE ROUNDUP great displeasure listens to what his 35 and 45c values. At only, pair ministers tell him. He has lurch a OF FRAUDS IN at one, and then rides in ‘his carriage Ladies’ Silk ee | VETS BUREAU j $1.50 and $1.75 val 3 ish : & . . q oO anc 75 values, : AU To all that is healthy and vital in business, iAgound ug of ‘persone, making Pe m : : TOYS — TOYS — TOYS ne Bier oes Mk coternent tans it means increased strength and growth; but : ; ‘We must have room for new goods. Any toy in the eee ee according to informa: ieee ‘ i : ; store, large or small. Your choice. 15 be ecelved today from the U. S advertising is a fierce heat which withers and ‘ DEIN his Wada bamen ba noeaomanahs snc asn c hterans Bureau officials. a i ‘The Bureau in it: fforts to a oO {- ; ; ’ r ; a7, eee pecties {h ueine ably _ consumes that which is unsound. - Buy your supply of Dishes at prices ‘Sistéd by the Department of Jus- marked down so low you can not afford helatest person to receive pun j j ; 2 to pass it by. : Batic ior ioc tee ot saat voces A business which is not a good business i should not be advertised. A business which : : 1 : . 2 © Me caidod and housed himactt | would not benefit from widespread apprecia- V V ellworth Store c ° Aspponful sip sipped stovig deep breathi will bring almo. instant relief from, COUGHS COLDS Sate. reliable,pleasant pow et Bo devel ap in epi, rippe lars fla. ‘ “a Lwith ; Published by The Bismarck Tribune, in co-operation VA PO R- | with Tke American Association of Advertising Agencies = two years ae the expense | government. , His numer | eswould fill a directory. ¢laims to have been a vet- | he the Canadian army during | Fecent World War. He was} ‘arrested: in Chicago and given a | grt sentence. Upon his release | ontinued © his fraudulent use: of ernment’ oe aoa pee meal, and ring equ Following a dili- i. 1, he “was again arrested Cigege, convicted there, and sen- iced to the federal prison at Leav- sas. ulent use of. government ‘msnally follows’ the theft | “The Store That Sells For Less.” tion of its ideals had better acquire a new set . Main Street. Bismarck, N. D. of ideals. \ Business Directory | WEBB BROTHERS : ‘ Undertakers Embalmers Funeral Directors Licensed Embalmer in Charge DAY PHONE 246 NIGHT PHONES 246-887 hoe | | PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS - | meal and lodging re- nce while en’ route nk T. Hines, director has, instructed the em- ai PTI Licensed Embalmer in Charge Day Phone 100 Night Phone 100 or 687