The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 3, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE _ _ SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1924 ‘ “ ” tr ‘TRIG ARSE RBRed Wy Oliver , sar ” Conatdering’ thatzth vena t ; in Pull- : 2s, day, ¥ SALLY,” WITH LEON ERROL, WINS wie at Toe MANY COMPETE, ccriirisectigtactirntete emia sscity Aniadets| Cov by Bleetrelts. |v, Diy 6th at 790 mm manne man equ and other facilities reduce the expenses of providing | . Attention Masons.. Regu- i { THE E i ‘neces a nd to x- sleen ser - - H a PRAISE OF LARGE AUDIENCE IN BISMARCK | With git aaaaned ea made | T tent dive Wa Tiatincit |e ye sae ces | ii lar meeting Bismarck Lodge fs SET f Mare Prevost, Florence Vidor, fet, te: jrailKonds, (ere receiving (aubs | Tutoring. High school and) Memb: NOTICE A No. 5, A. F. & A. M., Mondav i fe AAFetty AILEle ps lay uth, © Tue, Harry Myers, Adolphe eee peerrelel A ia charges |grade subjects, Martha Beck-| a See Tieeh o ws li |e one at 8 o’clock. Work in i ye avai ‘ iaae Che ton Hale “hel MeLean County Musical and| proper, t S itix believed '@F Gale, 720 Thayer. Phone| Panduet wr ele a e E. A. Degree. Visiting i < t thi ome when the | 375. Grand Pacific Hotel on Tues- | Masons invited. commission may, well eliminate the | ; the Ziegt for Monday, finest and scenic effe dressed in their|r pllished with rich in audience whic Tuesday Declamatory Contests Held {surcharge. Investigation into the reasonable- | bitsch pro ed the Auditorium wa \ ‘ hie meres “(ness of the surcharge rates was in-| captivated M ‘ an cue ste ee stituted by the com nt the re- | i rom start te n he Hel ae 1 paGelate HPSRA aitare! ; quest of travellers : zations, | horus gi whol I p. For the first time | i combi hs recommended that | of Ameri and the p and hi 1 contest © club, won by ss, mixed chorus, ; piano duet ilton; fourth won by Cleome Englund ood; fifth class, g {won by Coleharbor; ‘TRAINED WORKERS | Untrained office workers dawdie | aong for years without getting any- i where. In contrast, see what a} course at Dakota Business College, | argo, N. D. leads to. 227 grad- uates have become bank officers. Cashier Nelson of the State Bank of Hendrum (aD. B. C. man) now ngages D. BB. C. help himself. | ‘rank Robeson was recently made | st. cashier of the Regan branch, | National Bank of Bismarck. Watch promotions each week d “‘Follow the Zucce$$ful.’” Fae | nition ve f marriages in the YOUTH INJURED IN THEATER Arnold Von Hagen Will Soon Be Out of Hospital, Heinzroth. Turtle ey However AT THE MOVIES |; * | roll now, graduate in busiest s<..son. + Hci : KL. Watkins, Pres, 806 THe leonvests | Front St., Fargo, N. D. the equipmen Me wa May 15 to Sept. 30 Springtime is Overland time ' —with lots of places to go and healthful pleasure in go- how po Dol? her hich cone { oon physicians report Bus fare refunded on all) practice is recommended in ano millinery purchases over $10.' #miner's report to the Hater ate ‘. Ve. es erce ( ission, Fi blic. lAt Moline’s Milliner Modes,| COm™eree, Commission, made public. | j Arguments in the case before the} . | Mandan, N. Dak. commission are assigned for May 8.| Double Daily Service West | n X-ray ¢ ase, % 5 SUT a a arta Ve all Tight in xaminer’s Report to I. C. C. 56 70 i Be Big power to take you. ie Ce ea eae, ceht to I feetctighting on hie ead | Says Pullman Charge cre ig comfort to rest you. Big lenget patria iva Ma ious ren aa Hone Hae Unreasonable | is , reliability. And the pleasure asc ice acwen. rt | French Doll” was adapted te | iyunee wag painfully, injured she Passenger Feet of extreme economy. Ride Sieanaocaccn MASI AGIBELeOUTII Case Meine OTE BS Bey ortland $68.50) * * Ee ei riuterttee onl onan LADIES ATTENTION viabte Gad a pee tialrneelstcthe| to good times in an Overland! produced of which Mr. Champion now $655, Sedan $795, £. 0. b. Toledo. e was the only member the ori New York cast missin But irley Vernon smiled and) y danced everybody agreed onard is di- Oakland Features Here are Eight Cars will have Next Year | that other “Th&-North: Coast Limited” : One of America’s Fine Tyain: Let me plan your trip W. A. McDonald, Agent 47 Bismarck, N. D. Bismarck Physico- . Electronic Laboratory : Lucas Block, Bismarck, N. DB. i The late Dr. Albert Abrams : advanced the theory that every i 4 A : ; =e disease has its particular vibra- i Oakland’s new six-cylinder L-head engine .. Oakland Duco body finish is different. It tions, ‘and, it counter: vibrations i # has such advanced features as full pressure }looks better and lasts indefinitely, with- |f of the same intensity are set in i! a “lubrication to all bearings, automatic out scratching or marrin Nextcce ' mollon Brey swoulldiidestnoy tHe i zi spark control, and special, patented, bronze- many cars will have this 1 e bli fini jh, i Dea é Be backed bearings. You will find that automotive b v7 . Ae kde Brora een er Maisie DeLee ane Reerean j engineers acknowledge that Oakland’s ut you get it on an Oakland this year. duplicates and tmprovements on f advanced features have set a new standard for Oakland’s permanent top looks better, his electronic machine are gn f light-six power, smoothness and durability. G} inside and out, lasts longer, and makes the market, ig Oakland’s chassis incorporates the latest curtains fit snugly. It will be on all open of the “dierent 5 ssantjnen nan : nd best. The rugged frame, silent rear cars sooner or later. It is on Oakland open aelecien and Installed ithe latest In 1 92 3 : axle, easily operated clutch and trans- cars now. i = and most scientific Electronic F Mise, d h-ridi és Machine on the market. ‘ Fariectly -Ralanced light siz g springs make a ‘7 Oakland’s sim enclosure can be added | HEE e Lito any True Blue Touri i fe ucincenniacictastee ORME ee eee ane RS, ENGE, Buick sold : wheel brakes as standard—the most im- protection and is a unique Oakland feature. i D. C. Ph. C. i i portant, feature brought out in 1924. : Lucas Block, Bismarck, N. D. i Buy a car with four-wheel brakes this spring .. Disc steel wheels are safer, better looking | Phone 260 E i and you will not find yourself with an obsolete and more desirable in every Way. Most i # model next year. ie car builders admit that they are superior ; 4 eee Centralizedcontrols-onthesteeringwheet by making an extra charge for them. On \ abit 9 a 4 Saptsinder your hand eve so convenient suery, model of the True beget Oakland Six MIMEQGRAPHS youwouldn’tdo without them onceyou’ve they are standard equipment this year, with- 7 used them. Now exclusive with Oakland. out added cost. i ADDRESSOGRAPHS motor cars : F < ‘ f and. office-equipment of ° 4 4 honey vet a ae es an a el elas __ all Kinds foe chick me pai pail | y it pays to make careful comparisons before you choose your new car this spring. . | Phone 759 if your 4 i Mi ; oir imeograph 3 02 7 52 AIR AND PEDERSON Addressograph includi ci tf Fed seis “Il needs repairs or adjust- not including war tax or freight - a4 Sint ment. 3 Roadster» + -# 998 Geupe for Fowr 913957 | peli age free. Don't im Sport Touring: 2 1098 apes! hesitate to ask for it. ; Racdons 4008 lass Enclosures for Towing ; a © a for Roadsters P: Genuine Edison-Dick Mi = . Coupe | 1198 7 "All prices f. 0. b. factory Boonie diver n. 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