The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 28, 1924, Page 6

ft re mt et ee S LINCOLN MAY FIRST SPOUSE Investigating! (, wn address Monday citytau- perative mar COOLIDGE IN | MEETING WITH IS VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA izabeth Carlson, 23 of Mr. and Mr: , rancher in Ei miles south of the Glenvoe church, died at the farm Saturday. Funeral services! eld this afternoon at 2 o'clock. who was born on| 19, 1901, was superintendent | Glencoe Sunday school, fron. home we Northwestern Situation Dis- cussed by War Finance Corporation Head Authorities Matter Arise in the Case as New Angles ve held, An attack of rheumatism | da bad cold led to pneumonia. | family formerly lived in Bur- aition occupied attention of Pres the | two brothers | ii ualnbank FEW “FLOATERS” IN CITY NOW . aw.|MOTHER MOURNS THIRD CHILD'S DEATH IN MONTH executive plans for | of Northwestern | veces There are less “floaters” in Bis-|# marek seeking |room in the pol at this time of year, a Chief of Poli Martineson, | lat want to work s ave trouble finding it. rip-rap work on the other side 4’ the river has provided employ- ment for many g He de- do put ‘ HIGH SCHOOLS U.S.LOSES SUGAR SUIT Force pYER 4 | Unless you see the name “Bayer” oa package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over twen- ty-two years and proved safe by mil- lions for Charged Combine to hool insp hmidt, r Prices MARRIED AT 10, MOTHER AT 12 Up S children prising it without examination LOGAN BANK DEPOSITS: GAIN LOWDEN SPEAKS |G... president Toothache _‘Lamibago ON CORPORATION xive Presiden and Decowies we pera Accept “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” only. Each unbroken package con- tains proper directions. Handy box- , es of twelve tablets cost few cents. °° Druggists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetica- = sideatar of Salicviicacid. 16,550.00 Prosecution Fund |, 300,801 61,200.00 Govern't Se- \__curitie. 3,000.00) esh from the factory a: QOVACAv A ee £ Just two things have made it ible for you this 20% reduction on Teor mae 1. A reduction in the cost of Kentucky Burley tobacco and in package materials, as well. 2. The consolidation of three of our big plants into one. (Mr. Ford may not be in the BILL APPROVED IN COMMITTEE Loan Fund Boosted to $75/. 000,000 to Aid Also Cotton ; Growers of South © Washington, Jan. 28.—The, Nor- veck-Burtness ill proposing an Mother! tobacco business but he is right about consolidation.) 2 You know that it is the desire and<policy of The American Tobacco Co. to extend to its customers the Maximum of service. Reducing the price of a great favorite like Tuxedo is our idea of delivering this service. ; Tuxedo is always FRESH. Every package is— INCORPORATED REDUCTION) pleasant, RECOMMENDED Beware of Imitations! |pret and soothing Syrsps. Contains pools of fy coe ee gh county, She is survived by her | appropriation her and mother, two sisters anu {the aid of Northwest wheat grow- lers in pa generally, {through loi \ proved today ‘by the senate agricul- ture committee, inally drawn carried but at the Harrison s Jers of cotton and o tural products. * : A sub-committee was detailed to work out details of the Harrison amendment. CHILDREN CRY FOR “CASTORIA” Especially Prepared for Infants and Children of All Ages Oil, You Are Safe; Your Car icular an 0 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE a fel f. J. Cawley, J. A. Kramer, Richard ‘+ | YOUNG WOMAN COULTER PLAN croton godsend would pecome! LAX STUDYIN ASiiey, eet Bika, dma Meter. mick, all. of Devils Lake; ‘W. D. Mill- fiscal year. of $75,000,000 for agriculture enable fa to diversify, The bill Fletcher's Castoria has where recommend it, been in use for over 30 years as aj have always bought’ bears signature harmless for! of Teething substitute Paregoric, Proven directions are, Physicians every- available during the present fiscal year, $20,000,000 during ithe fiscal year ending June 30, 1925, and the remainder during the succeeding DAWES BODY ON TO BERLIN Paris, Jan, 28—Chairman Charles Dawes committee of reparations ex- perts held its last session in Parié today before proceeding on tonight for further grappling with the pro- blem of Germany's first meeting in Berlin is set Wednesday mornin; ‘| COY PURNELL DIES AT SHILOH, Benton Harbor, Mich., Jan. 28.— Coy Purnell, 40 years old, son of Benjamin Purnell, fugitive “| Shiloh House, his father’s home, late Sunday following a lingerin| aggravated by pneumonia, H was made known tod ——~ MONDAY, JANPARY 28, 1924 BODY NAMED er, Webster; Matthew Governor Nestox has named a tax studying commission for the Devils Lake region na follows: Henry Hale, [Tope Lerds. Meeting the Demands of The for finances. the motor vehicle. “king” patrons in all seasons. ' WILLYS- PHONE KNIGHT 490 Lahr Motor Sales Company ; OVERLAND The kind you HHA Kavanaugh, Crary; I2. C, Hanson, Church’s Ferry; Frank Shanley, Cando; Victor Ward- WINTER SERVICE INTER throws a heavy load upon Then, more \ than ever, does the cay owner need a conscientious, competent supply source - for parts, reparis, accessories and coun- of thé House of David colony, died at sel. Then, more, than ever, does the real automotive merchant ‘serve his + community. This. establishment is prepared with increased facilities to maintain the high level of co-operation extended to its . ea Is Safe—When You Use -(Polarine sr ‘ THE PERFECT MOTOR OIL * - Made in Five Grades It is manufactured by the Standard Oil Company (Indiana). “It is better to lose a sale than to serve a customer with the wrong oil.” This is the most emphatic instruction issued to service station attendants by the Standard Oil Company ). . Standard Oil service station attendants never merely offer Polarine as the best aE ae nF oil—they fill your lubrication system with the correct grade of Polarine, because there is a right grade of Polarine oil for every motor. A sale of the wrong grade of Polarine would reflect not only upon the reputation of this Compary but would do an injustice to the manufacturer of the car as well. - For all grades of Polarine are made to specification. The blue put of the engine lies side by side with the chemical formula in the ‘Stangard Oil Company (Indi- ana) laboratory. _ : remember that it pays to ask, “Who Always made this oil? You eannot see the gualty of a lubricating oil—you must take somebody's “say-so.” Polarine is manufactured by the Standard Oil Com- y (Indiana). The Company recommends Polarine : r every type and make of car. The Company is proud of its reputation and d obits record of service and aif the fet that GO af the motors running in the ten Middle W. States are lubricated wih Polarine. sai Standard Oil Company _ '« BISMARCK (Indian) += NORTHDAKOTA setae tects % apee