The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 22, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT " _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE “FIRST LADY GETS DEGREE GRAINS GAIN. | IN PRICES IN THE PAST WEEK U.S. Department of Agricul- ture Review Shows Prices Still Are Climbing RAPID CONSUMPTION Coclidge is to » Theidentally wiht market . ‘There was cin the future A NEW SHIPMENT OF Latest Party Dresses Todays arrivals of the newest styles , and materials iu party dresses and on the eve of Xmas and New Years should once. the very latest, material and workmanship are you'll be delighted WHY NOT? Call 1-100 when you need a taxi. home. Do come in see them. BISMARCK CLOAK SHOP “The Popular Price Store” City calls 25c. Each _ additional passenger 10¢. All heated Olds- mobiles in service for your Safety and Comfort. CALL 1-100 TAXI In Another Year or Two THE RADIO SET WILL BE AS COMMON IN THE HOME AS THE DINING ROOM TABLE. THE FUTURE OF RADIO IS SO TREMENDOUS THAT IT IS BEYOND THE POWER OF THE IMAGINATION TO PICTURE. WITH EVERY FAMILY WISH- ING FOR A SET, THE WORRY OVER AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT IS EASILY SOLVED. OUR PAYMENT PLAN IS AT YOUR DISPOSAL. WEBB BROTHERS Undertakera — Embalmersf | Funeral Directors Licensed Embalmer in Charge. Day Phone 246 Night Phones 246-887 PERRY 1 UNDERTAKING | PARLORS } Licensed Embalmer in Charge. Day Phone 100 Night Phones 100 or 484R. W. E. PERRY FUNERAL DIRECTOR Parlors 210-5th Street. “CORWIN MOTOR COMPANY Night and Day attendant Phone 687 bring you here at | Styles are | superb. We know | to see the new | styles, even if you | do not intend to | take one of them | | | j taining the firm | | ve | co Mrs. | is the strengthening factor in the s Victoria Peodoroyna was in} market. upon the market but PLANS FOR ICE th No and | | qi up 10 3- S145, i the cash off OaURPMdng Tee hee Nevelcene Pati rial reberveltauce! openiiiodseethn is MrivenemnC ene ve buyers of }the railrond pumping station east | other week of cold weather will be | xport demand |of the city. | feegggarybefore the river,ice crop | Phe rapid.con-| Ice on the Mis for harvest, ! nd the short,ting to tests made by However, at the railroad and city | pply is main-/ field of the 1 ervoirs e there is no current | mn of the ry . ranges from 7 to 15. in the ice has reached a considerable | 3 thick but there are still several | thickness. advanced about © wis a good demand particularly for grades milling. Feed grades more readily taken and these ne firmer compared with — the Children Cry-for S, with spot. ie nts under to The marke’ tion and it i inneapolis at & sellin, his country. that it will possible be ne import about 10,000,000 1b hels of Argentine crop, ntine crop | % is much smaller s year and the bility of the Argentine lax 1g more than the present price MOTHER:- Fletcher’s | 4 | Castoria is especially pre- | arms and Children all ages of | Constipation, Flatulency, Wind | Colic and Diarrhea; allaying | Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach | and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep. look for the signature of Late Pbchow. | To avoid imitations, al 2 » Opiates, Physicians everywhere fecommend it. ; OPEN EVENINGS 3 More Days To Do Your Shopping THE SAME EXACTING SERVICE GIVEN EVERY PURCHASE NOW AS AT ANY TIME YOU SHOP HERE -- EXTRA SALESPEOPLE TO GIVE YOU SERVICE—REALLY, LAST MINUTE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE AND YOU WILL FIND OUR STOCK VERY COMPLETE. We Suggest: Neckwear $1 to $3.50 GOV CSE accacueeh coer $1 to $5 - 50c¢ to $1.50 MSINKESOX sos cievidev ecu comet 50e¢ to $1.50 Mufflers $1.50 to $5 Imported Scarfs $4 Tuxedo vests Lounging wool robes Lounging silk robes ‘BERGESON’S CLOTHING. TAILORING. k as Why shouldn't your a ‘es a “ny pleak winter MOC sey, during amer amet It Wi i the summ ; the ne i 73 practically 1 pared to relieve Infants in | § MONDAY, DECEMBER, 22, 1924 A DOUBLE ASSURANCE OF SATISFACTION IN AUTOMOBILE OWNERSHIP The good automobile dealer feels a pride in the contentment of the _ car owner no less than the pride of the car manufacturer in a fine product. The motorist who buys his car from a dealer who is firmly and permanently established in the good will of his community, gets a double assurance of satisfac- tion in ownership. Those who buy here are thus protected. SOUL UU UTX OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE }! DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO. 107 5th St. Phone 428 | (ATARRH of head or throat is usually benefited by the vapors of— ) VAPORUB ____ Over 17 Million Jara Used Yearly Good Will and Good Cheer Go Together . Good cheer and good will go together. Swift & Company puts its good will into acts of service, which extend from year’s end to year’s end, and are not confined to holiday seasons. City, homes that had to depend upon the country cousin for holiday fowl, and country homes that had to shoot wild game on the wing to make a feast for the assembled family clan— both now draw upon Swift & Company’s vast supplies of delicious, fine-flavored roast beef and steaxs and | Premium ~ Milk-Fed Chickens Golden West Fowl Premium Hams The system of the old days was good—for - those times—but today’s method is infinitely better. With the enormous increase in num-, ber of homes throughout the land, only a big organization, such as Swift & Company, can assemble and distribute enqugh fine holiday meats to make good cheer for everyone. Ideals are of no avail unless translated into action. Swift & Company’s ideals of ser- vice go into practice every day. Look for the mark “U.S. Insp’d & P’s’d” on fresh meats and “Premium” and “Golden West” identifying tags on poultry. Swift & Company U.S.A. ¢ | ! | $