The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 1, 1924, Page 2

PAGE TWO ! VANGUARD OF LABOR FORCES MOVE ON N. D. 300 Men Are Sent Out of |* Minneapolis by Federal Bureau Director 15,000 ARE COMING Minneapolis, Aug. 1.—The advance | rd of an army of 7,000 which | through Minneapolis, 300) men in ready to work clothes yes- | terday decamped from the Bridge Square area, boarded westbound passenger .coaches, and formally be- nual harvest hand trek | ints in the | Barn , Northern Pa-| The reduced | fare became effective today and will | continye until August 1, Many Seek Passage nue, maintaines by] ta industrial commission Minneapolis and | the s government, than were | . J. D. Will state dustrial commissioner, said har- sting is hardly begun in North Da- | and as yet no demand for} numbers of men has been} ved. The 300 sent out are z to farms they worked on last! or for several years in the they are known. | ms and Richard T. Jones | director of the United States ment service, said that there | lenty of men this year. ling winter wheat har- Ss een $4 a day. aid North Dakota will need 15, 000 in all and South Dako- ta somewhat less. The main army of harvest hands, Mr. Jones said, 1 not clear through Minneapolis it :already is in the field work- up from the Texas panhandle the northward progressive threshing of the winter wheat crop. army will come up from Kansas Nebr: bs to South Dakota and Less Help Demanded “Although there is a larger crop than last year, we have had less de- mand for help and have cleared few- er men for the harvest in the riorth- than last year,” Mr. Jones said. “This is because the total yield is not much greater than last year in my opinion. The acre yield is greater but there are fewer acres into ‘crop. Moreover, the farmers seem to be extending themselves more this year to do without help that lis not absolutely essential.” The free employment service on Marqiette avenue is expecting ac- curate reports on needs in North and South Dak The Dainty Sub-Tenant By AUGUSTUS SHERWIN “We must cut expenses at every point,” spoke Gerald Wayne. “The Same program must be followed out at the works. Let the new eondi- tions commence at once.” “Very well, sir,” bowed Addison Woods; his office manager, Wayne had left everything In a managerial way to Woods, trusting reliantiy:to him. Where was the leak? The books were amazingly correct. The works | 2 were under competent management, yet there was a deficit in profit. So one morning Wayne started out to put in operation a new sys- tem ‘of economy. Addison Woods smiled covertly after his departure. “I have cut office expenses 40 per cent, Mr. Wayne,” he announced. “By the way, too, I have sublet the rear office. It was not much use except as a storeroom.” ery good,” commented Wayne, and he-took a casual glance in at a dainty, industrious figure bent over a neat table covered with pens, colored inks and brushes. “Who is she?” he inquired, might- ily attracted by the sweet face. “A Migs Eleanor Wharton. Works for a fashionable stationer, I be- Neve, Fil in wedding cards and decorates.” A month went by and late one afternoon Wayne, passing the door of the rear room, was arrested by the echo of a faint sob. He stepped over, the..threghold to find Miss Wharton with her face buried in her hands. “You seem troubled,” he said. “I—I have been greatly disap- inted,” fluttered the young girl, am afraid I shal have to giye up fe. office, wh Why, how’ is: that?” inquired FEE seen’ we ss house Ihave working for has failed. pas read- ily mi new connection, but Ij] could tot ‘pay the rent hére until’(j well or in the-month.” ~. “Biess me!” cried. Wayne cheer- ily, “we. always give thirty’ days’ 4 Credit to the trade, why not to you?’ Rest easy, Miss Wharton and if. you wish to anticipate later returns Just speak to our cashier.” a. days later ahe came to Oe beaming face. “a ! | well nigh at the point of fainting | ure, and then as the men slightly | moved she faltered out her tragic | ed by “Gerald when Woods recov- }( THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ;: “ome, oh! come at once. Dol not lose a precious seeond !” “What is it?” asked Wayne in} startled wonderment. “IT have done a dreadful thing! It was for your sake—obh! hurry! hurry !” Wayne reached the building in which his office was located. He rushed up the stairs, Tottering the doorway of the new vs apartments there the subtenant herself, “Quick, quick !” she gasped, point- ing a terrified finger at the closed door the big steel vault—“there! th She sank to a chair overcome, | away, “What do you mean?” {nquired | Wayne. “In the vault. I shut them in. Two men—your manager and his friend. I had to, I turned the combina- Amazed, thrilled, Wayne ran to- ward the vault, He turned the com- bination, went inside and in turn carried the two mer fn succession from the stifling air of the vault— Woods, his manager, and his friend, both unconscious, “Quick—the phonet e almost overcome, | These men! Call a doc-! “No, the police,” said Eleanor regaining her composure in a meas- Jt appeared that Woods and his confederate had been systematical- | ly swindling the house through overshipments, fraudulent bills of lading and. altered checks. ‘They were about to flee. Eleanor heard Woods say his bank book, securi- ties and safety deposit key were in| his box in the vault. “I thought of you,” she faltered to Gerald. “I shut them In the vault.” Restitution was sternly demand. | ered conscfousness, The villain and his accomplice left the office free to go where they woutd, but despolled of their stealings, “It seems I needed a guardian and found one in you,” spoke Gerald | tenderly, as he and Eleanor stood alone in the office after the depar- ture of the others. “Will you con- tinue in that capacity and—as my wife?” he asked boldly, She could not say him nay—they were so suited to one_unother—and they left the office arm linked in arm, heart linked to heart, (@. 1924, Western Newspaper Union.) NOTICE OF SALE ON MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That a judgment in mort- losure rendered by the District Court of the Fourth Judi- ciul District in and,for the County of Burleigh and State of North Da- a d entered and docketed in the office of the Clerk of said Court on the Ist day of August, 1924, in and an action wherein John ey- ster was plaintiff and Eva D el- don e were defendants, adjudg- ing th indab ry ais, ic: $3,165.76, udgment, among, other things, directed the sale by me of the real property hereinafter described, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy the amount of said judgment with legal interest and cc tue of a writ NOTIC | me issued out of clerk of said Court, directing me to sell said real property pursuant to said judgment and execution, I , Al- bin Hedstrom, Sheriff of the County of Burleigh, in the State of North Dakota, and the person appointed by said Court to make such sale, will sell the real property hereinafter described to the highest bidder for at public auction on thé front or of the court house in the citv of )Basmarck, County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, on the 8th day of September, 1924, at the hour of two o'clock isfy said judgment and costs, or the proceeds of thereto will vy. The premises to be sold as afore- pursuant judgment and writ and to notice are describ- ed_as follow Lots One (1), Two (2), Three, (3) and Four (4), in Section Four (4), Township One Hundred Forty- one (141) North, Range Seventy- seven (77) West of the Fifth Prin- cipal Meri containing 157.78 acres according to the United States Government survey thereof. Dated this 1st day of August, 1924. ALBIN HEDSTROM, Sheriff of Burleigh County, ZUGER & TILLOTSON, Attorneys for menue, Bismarck, POTATOES IN SLUMP Wakefield, Mass., August 1.—The American potato acreage for 1924 is 98.3 per cent of the acreage area re- ported last year, figures of the New England Crop Reporting Ser- vice reveal. The™ figures show 3,- 753,000 acres under cultivation, com- |j pared with the 3,816,000 of last year. ‘Dhe ference of the world is » <3 The guaranteed special patent flours’.’ = DAREDEVIL, 11, TAKES A CHANCE ampbell, Jr., 11 drives a’ speed boat around Long Island miles an hour. ELHARD GROCERY Phone 1059. 600-3rd St. Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Plums, Oranges, Bananas. Berries, Apples, SATURDAY SPECIALS " Utah Maid Tomatoes, 5 cans for Silver-Dale Canned Peaches, Apricots, Plums and Grapes, 4 cans for Armour’s Milk (tall), 9 cans.for Mother’s Shell Macaroni, 3 packages for. Ravillo Coffee, per pound Nash’s Delicious Coffee, per pound Bean Ole Bean, 2 cans for Yacht Club Catsup, 3 large bottles for Sugar, 12 pounds for : Classic Soap, 25 bars for.. Sunbrite Cleanser, 6 cans for. Pride Washing Powder, per packag We deliver to all parts of the city. Cash Prices for Groceries ‘and Dry Goods South Side Grocery FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST 2nd. 21%, lbs, sugar, all you want...... .$1.00 Watermelons, per lb.......-...... .08 22 bars P. & G. Soap. . seieae 4 WlAOD 5 bars P. & G. Soap.......... 25 5 Assorted caris of Silverdale Brand. No. 214, Regular price 30c per ean. 5 cans for a ‘ 6 large cakes of Persian pink hand soap Hama Malt extract, regular price 75¢c, per can, ne 2 cans No. 2 Belgium Peas, regular price 18c per can, 2cansfor...... .25 3. cans Velvet tobacco. 25 2 lbs. Powdered sugar........ 25 Barr Sauer Kraut, No. 214, per can. .15 Bibless Overhalls ....... 98 Boys’ Play Suits, sizes from 2 to 8 regular price $1.00.... 78 Ladies’ aprons, $1.75 value........ .98 Men’s stockings, 15c seller, per pair .10 Per dozen . Peseiegioamee |.) t) Khaki pants for men and boys..... 1.238 Other items too numerous to mention. South Side Grocery Across from the Standard Oil Company ry 120-11th St. So... ~: : Phone-571 SLOVEN BRQS. Proprietors. epee ADS:: BRING. ca CLIMAX. OCCIDENT or LYON’S BEST | When the slight extra cost of these flours means so little in the total cost\of your baking, isn’t it unwise to risk time, work and materials with ordinary flour? Using: our,special patent flour is your protection against bak- ‘ng failures. Its money back guarantee i is an insurance policy with every sack. “he 0 COST MORE . - WORTH. Tm - _™ F RUSSELL. Sadak MILLING co. OF NORTH DAKOTA Unidentified Man Found Dead Chicago, Aug. 1—A search of a of woods near Bréokfield, a west of here, was made today by identity of a man whose headless body was found yesterday in a se- cluded spot by a passer-by. The head was lying a few feet distant. According to police the man was! between 35 and 40 years old and had | almost a full set of gold teeth. al watch was found ‘angling by a gold chain from a twig two feet from the body, which had been ex- posed for two weeks, authorities said. : Read Tribune Want Ade. Here you see him cutting the path of a “We Thank You” —THERDB MAY BE— Other stores as good as ours. We don’t claim it all, but we do guarantee what- ever you buy here will be the best of its ‘kind. This policy has built our success. “AFTER WE SELL” . “WE SERVE” RASPBERRIES BLACKBERRIES PEACHES | PEARS PLUMS “Bananas” Per dozen... Watermelons “Hither.a whole or a half.” Malaga Grapes Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Carrots, Beets, Green Onions, Radishes, New Peas, Wax Beans, Potatoes. “Richelieu” Pineapple for salad, colored red and cut in cubes which would be attractive and tasty with any fruit salad. “National” A new pack of graham crackers has arrived and is dandy.. A-21% lb. package for.................. 5 “Cottage Cheese” “Sweet Cream” All Phones 211 118—8rd St. Last peliveny Saturday 4:30 p.m. Other week days :00 p.m. Close 8:00 p. m, ma SEAL 4 Qi a.s.s. COFFEE CALL OR TELEPHONE 34 . ROASTING EARS For your Sunday dinner. —We have— GREDN CORN RASPBERRIES BEETS PEACHES CARROTS PLUMS PEAS PEARS WAX BEANS ORANGES TOMATOES BANANAS CUCUMBERS LEMONS Extra fine. Inspect our window. —Exclusive Agents for Chase & Sanborn Coffee—— } — SWEET CREAM—. Richholt’ s Cash and Carry [momar] Grocery [sam] The Original Cash and Carry Store. : ‘SATURDAY SPECIALS Strictly Fresh Eggs, | Granulated’ sugar .......... Bitek wits Fancy Spring Chickens.. Per pound ............. Strictly Fresh Eggs, 5 dozen ...... : Carnation Milk, Large can. 2-for .:,.... 5 9 for $1 .00. $1, 00 Best Dried Peaches. 5 pounds ... 1 :pounds California Prunes .............. National Biscuit Crackers, 8 pound box ............-.0000e National Biscuit Cookies, worth 25c. 2 pounds... lee eee eee w eee 3 large packages Post Toasties, 40 or Corn Flakes............... Wisconsin Cream Cheese. Per pound nts atts lorena Best Brick Cheese, by the brick. 5 Nash. Coffee, ‘—TRY RICHHOLT’S CASH AND CARRY PLAN— ‘FRIDAY, AUGUST. 1, 1924 BismarckF ood Market Food Sale SPECIALS —FOR— SATURDAY - NOTICE SECOND DIVISION of the Pidab ytetinn Ladies Aid will conduct an Exclu- sive Food Sale from the show windows of the Bis- marck Food Market on Saturday, commencing at 2 p.m. Call early and make your selections. SALE 49c SALE See the many varieties and combinations of merchan. dise you can buy for only 49c. - SUGAR ORANGES ‘Pure fine granulated. Sunkist — Sweet and Saturday only. Juicy. Medium size. 6 pounds 49 e 2 dozen for only Towa Brand—Solid Pack No. 2 cans. 4 cans “FREE DELIVERY Food Sale Danish Pride or Carna- tion. Tall. 4 cans ~ SOAP * P. and G. — Electric Spark— Grandma’s oe SALMON Stork Brand Fancy Pini —1 |b. Flat cans. 2for . 49c ONLY :..6s 00% Combination For 49c 1 CAN CORN—1 CAN TOMATOES—1 CAN PEAS. WASHING POWDER Gradma’s, Large size. Contains Naptha. 2, large i packages ..... 49c COCOA Pure Bulk Cocoa . Guaranteed. 4 pounds 1 CAN BEANS—1 COOKED MACARONI— 1 CAN TOMATO SOUP. 1 LARGE CORNFLAKES—1 PUFF WHEAT— 1 SHREDDED WHEAT—1 BRAN FLAKES. 1 SMALL CAN PEACHES—1 SMALL CAN PEAS. BEANS Heinz Oven Baked medium size: 3 cans for Stone’s Bulk GREEN TEA 1 pound only All Fruits and Vegetables in season. ——Last chance on Raspberries and Loganberries—-~ COOK’S GROCERY THE “BIG” LITTLE-STORE Phone 306 512-Ave. D. Fruits Pears, Apricots, Plums, Malaga Grapes, Duchess Apples and Crab Apples. Peaches, Vegetables Onions, Carrots, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, New Potatoes and Rhubarb. Specials 1114 pounds , Peaches. Apricots Plums Grapes Libbys Silverdale Fruits 4 cans for ... 90c Nash’s Delicious. The coffee with a flavor. Per pound Why Carry? We Deliver Free of Charge. | Brown&Tiedman Successors to E. A. Brown, 120-5th St. - Phone 53 SATURDAY SPECIALS Medium size Sweet Juicy Oranges. - Didoven fore 6 3..s cis. cb ees ncine tess eoca oaths 45c Fancy Red . Raspberries, ary last shipment. Special 24 pint boxes to the crate ... 06 $4.50 Minneopa Canned Grape Fruit special. ‘ ° 4 cans for 90c We are exclusive agents for Tea Garden Jellies and Preserves—the finest line on the market, ©» Grandma’s White Laundry Soap. Special for Saturday, 21 bars for...... $1 .00 Flotilla:Floating Toilet Soap special. Baby Brand Sliced Peaches 214 size. ' Special, 4 cans for.’........0......00. $1 00 We sell Heinz Bulk Vinegar exclusively. 10 bars for ............. : ——1ook OVER OUR'BARGAIN COUNTER——. q PURE HIGH TEST SWEET CREAM 4 UNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS