The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1925, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT DAIRY LAWS OF STATE TO BE ENFORCED Husby Plans Campaign to Eliminate Unsanitary Stations in N. D. A campaign fe of state to sanitat Jobr The will, numb must be 14 March first records of th proximate! big majority of « at such points where or practice, the | den or load to add to the dairy in- | dustry of the state. This is the] motiv avon which prompts the | enforcement of a former department ruling Stations which will be affected are as follow A new st co erations afte i, ent or Line tations which commenced op eration previous to duly Ist and of erating at this time without permi sion from this department, or wit! out a lice All stati changing company to another; from Independent buyer, or vic All station hich don the entire bat open up o catch the flush of the trade All stations closed by the depart ment for filthy or unsanitary condi tion All stations moving from one loca | tion or building into anoth In the enforeement of rule, it| will be necessary to have personal inspection and approval by the ¢ missioner or one of his deputies t that every requirement of the is fulfilled before such station ranted a licen or allowe operations URVEY MOKING asaine the Great Lakes Tionesta Juniata Octorara "The Great Lakes Transit Corporae Bastions steel stenmships cruise Erie, Detroit River, Lake St. C i Huron, Straits of Mackinac, Lake Superior and numerous other bodies of ‘water making the Great Lakes group. 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THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1925 | i ACHING AND JIMMY BF roaching trial of their s\ Muiceueees ‘ a fellow a of physiology we must ask where we And he beg! ure to place man. three boys, with ¢ “If we attempt to classify man we a funny fix. these y either send him und yet they him he ret him indicted wanted to get pinche ny they wouldn't The ea information Moet de th iis abe eS riously, the boys met | booksto A iatthemors tee “A fellaw hates-to-4 ‘ghty riders and 400 horses were you can bet. hootin’ | ligion.” said Jimmy Hu iin the old Moay Beprent: ; to equeat | Know it set_me thinki SSS ; 4 h : i another t said How . : It who, although bat Big Gasoline War as decided views on Last sprin; ons s consented ; § “Come on, huddie and help put me in jail!” koand J —_—_— : STUDEBAKER closed cars?” asked the dealers at a recent With extra weight to carry, these units be- GN. Willams, Gen. Mer., Great Lakes Transit Corp, 10) 2D HIS INDICTMENT » HOWARD MGRESN | ‘HER, JOUN 1 TO RIGHT, AND THUS CA JACK HUDSON The three high school lads testified that Se ‘pes taught that t of Hunter's “Civic Biology” duly 9. Three Day chool boys who will tak air during the Say He's the Best r at whale of a tackle “Although we know that man is separated mentally by a wide gap from all other animals, in our study see at once that he must be placed with the vertebrate animals. “Anatomically, we find that we man with the apelike cause of these numerous ructural likeness. Mon- keys certainly seem to have many of I three, “and if] the mental attributes of man. ome back ‘to this] “We have now learned that animal Il be trouble from all {forms may be arranged so as to begin with very simple one-celled forms, and culminate with a group which in himself, This arrange- called the evolutionary mammals, points of him an indiete imony dwhen ton High last year world ecutors of Scopes to say about him being youth.” usly had thes d, we wondered, a meni How heen mena re grand jury 3 ey have torn out these pages in the books still on sale in the local Starts J. A. Stra y Third Ave., begun a war! by inventing.a de automobiles miles on a gallon} This wonderful de an be installed by, anyone in than five minutes. M sky wants distributors and jing to send a sample at his risk. Write him today, (adv) ss his senior buddies. ing evolution | some expert witnesses | On gas¢ device wh run from done from each class his physies cl al science class tof Jack and Jimmie and} pes just taught it'] ything else in the boo! How » send scout: he ile vay and Howard ried me an. jthe monk Special Six Coach $624.00 down and 12 monthly pay- ments ¢f $109.00 Why Call It a Coach? TE couldn't understand! “Why call In buying a closed car, do not underesti- it a coach—why confuse it with cheap mate the importance of engine and chassis. Studebaker meeting. “Surely it_ would be come increasingly vital. better to name it the Special Six Coupe.” To be sure, the Special Six Coach is uphol- Plus—the Special Six Chassis stere d in fine quality of material—with high- pulls to assist passengers in alighting. which has contributed to tee olen repu- To be sure, it és lacquer finished i two tation of Studebaker cars for dependability, styles—beautiful Studebaker blue or a rich endurance and reserve mileage. duotone finish of Wyandotte green, -ay Definite records show that many Stude- above and Ponca green-gray below. bakers have delivered from 125,000 to 200,000 And, furthermore, to get a coach as large miles of service. Up in tte rugged country and roomy you must pay more than $1,000 around Three Rivers, Quebec, there are eight above the price of this car. Studebaker cars that have each traveled But the fact remains—that it carries the 100,000 rhiles or more. lowest price at whjch a fine closed car has In Stockton, Calif., one Studebaker car has ever been sold on the .world-famous Special piled up 138,000 miles over steep mountain Six cha: grades and rough country. roads with ne; in It isa oach—in price alone. But in quality pile Une eele net a single major part ~a fine type of five-passenger coupe. een pute ased or repaired by reason of wear a an or accident. é + So do not buy this Special Six Coach with From the very beginning, the coach has the expectation that you'll have to trade it in been an effort towards economy on the part at the end of a year or so. Instead, consider of automobile manufacturers. But, unlike this your permanent investment in transpor- other manufacturers, Studebaker has been tation. At the mileage when’ other ae able to build a coach without sacrifice in breaking up, this Studebaker Special Six eel quality — and offer it fo you at am Coach will just be breaking in. cerepted coach price. The reason for sedan quality Buy now—no need $0 delay 5 You may buy this Studebaker Special Six : at ack p mee, __ Coach today—or on any day of the year— Studebaker builds all of its own closed bodies with the confident assurance that no act of rege mab coaches than, neve been Bit ours will stigmatize it as a “last year’s model.” efore—and builds them at a lower cost—be- s is cause there is no outside body-maker's profit tom° ng materarer has discontinued the cus- to be included in the purchase price to'you. . year, Inetead Stugcbaker wiht keep up-to-date This Special Six Coach is built complete— all of the time—introducing new improve- both body and chassis—in Studebaker plants, ments and refinements as their merit is proved It is a “one-profit” automobile. through practical use. \ AUTONOMY IS ander’ Spanien, protectorate. 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