The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 17, 1925, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1925 } ‘ Fritz, Marion Folsom, Geraldine Gist, | “* | i THAT FLAPSITS WINGS, | Bal le nee Gra ce | yo Dorothy Graves, Zeph Hollenbeck, | i ! Bjorn Holta, Henry Kollman, Maxi | : Kupitz, Vernon King, Louise Keller, : | Gertrude Lundquist, John Lofthouse, i ‘ &, j Mardys Lahr, Simon Miller, Gracella Moses, James Olson, Genevieve Rue, Harry Thompson, Effie Rosen, J. <A. Graham Is Elected] guerite Ross, Arnold Von Hagen. ! x y Direc ENGLAND ACTS TO County Director ENGL VE HIGHWAYS. FROM UNSIGHTLY N BOARDS jraham, vice president of the| London, — Sept. (P)-—Beauty City National Bank, was — elected| spots in the English countryside are county director of the Greater North| no longer to be disfigured by un- Dakota association at a meeting of| cightly advertisements. For 18 Bismarck business men held at noon| the advertisements regulation a Expert) Urges Farme fo Turn Weeds Under After Harvest : ’ today, signed to protect landscapes from Di » x on ta Burleigh county's quota of the| advertisements, has had a loophole : campaign chest to be raised by the | which made it inoperative, but this topped by an amending act eived royal assent on the association was fixed at $4,000. hae been H. P, Wickham, campaign manager] which + of the fer North Dakota asso-! jact day of the recent parliamentary ciation, outlined the plans of the| ecco: organization at the noon mecting at|~“Convictions or fines will now be} which Price Owen served as chair-| ano crder of the d for anyone dis- figuring the landseape with offend im of the a! ation is to| ine advertisements ettlers into North Dakota iew event industrial resources | Panama Canal charges for passage he five’ year not exceed $1.25 per net regis- ¢ five’ year s _° . o | ‘er T have y £ Se P, ' Stov, o weds, Foun g have neve, oO s ines . “ a a: program presented by this associa- a. jon a uetermined by. he \ WD fz ot wh, ‘ ‘o Mr, te ‘nited States rules of measurement, ition contemplates the development of | United States rules o' j the State of North Dakota, agricul- |. | "industrially and economical é oe |ly, by advertising the resources, ad- | If Y T | LTTE ou ire nd opportunities of’ the] very” practical manner and | sonable means,” Wick- | ° F scarier te niet eae scsine vit tre wr | BOSily=Beware of husband Kemph, t te ahty. which ties by flapping ¢ ee ee een ill Sine ete S ‘ Wi z eo * of using a propeller. Capt. Kemph int Towa, Ili Mis i K: : hr F iste neh 1 pow rose gn |e, ing Mert onic Fatigue x t this too r Hs 2 (a8 gre wae i @ fatigue—and do not know it. if is : - _ - - —————- | ae ‘such that ‘we may obtain the fatigue and do net knamte a aw at i sinbtliod: kr nitvat type of farmers wanted in North Da-'_. A -in — i SEEK TO EXPL AIN ROBINSON learn With SeoRentieR SaOEt SRG SESat pada eae eerie Lag The average husband wants his wife to keep her pretti- My Clean Stubble | “Eventually, the advertising will nervous, headachy, etc.—nine chances ness and charm. And, at the same time, he wants her to tr OIL WELL BY RECENT SERIES be directed toward the good peasant gut of ten the real cause is chronic look out for his comfort and Soo ne ee every CAG mi and his a Dene cle ll be cee Ge ee, no, No small order, but it can be filled if wives put their $ a comparatively representatives will be sent to those, i fatigue-the kind you feel Oo small © : Waneaae A ble is the inevitable result. of | ——— — Atak eoRea ania indi Vourteee x The logical place to begin labor saving is in the kitchen All sizes and prices, Poca enown ad the | “Cor. Bel rn PL AYM AKER muscles, etc., have become debilita at the stove. Rectecicn Sri are aenened oe oes Eroad $6.76 tore once | DARE er coon Hae, Nest nemove i ‘and cannot function properly. i They burn kerosene, the safe, house! urner camp-stove to: soon as the crop has been removed. |, en . : 1 “ . iN | an c convenience. 'y . ce, . ers of No Dakota can no, Temblors Are Believed to Have Broken Up Gigantic Oi! | | To conquer it you must get at its : of coal and ashes. five-burner fice Nienadsiies micthods ; Reservior in Northwest | tanta ted l. Font is when yo fuel, so there is no laborious hauling h range with built-in oven. ’ caring for their 1 They s a cs | is thin and pale, lacking in suffi- . * * i Fe favecrote of the which TRYOUTS HE D cient iron, that you become run-down, Their roomy cooking rains is at bare arter i ers in states wher soil no Te eae and are a victim of chronic fatigue. height, 32 inches from the floor, justlikea kitchen table. | er contains its vir powe 3 2 aaa We eects - —— i at you need is to strengthen your ages { producing crops wit ¢ es Sati ne aeine de hii | Results of the Junior Playmaker ‘system by getting more iron in Your Every drop of oil is completely burned before the ng given it have bh heen buying. Pioute were snnbanioed at the acnier | moou. Dane take! the older mineral heat reaches the utensils, so there is no soot to blacken fessor Chi hat started the rush and also | high school this morning. irty-|iron medicines which many doctors | ing. r clish ‘up. the baw and ctstarted ‘ube discussion’ whieh. hie one new jimemme! rere ante now say Souitte Sood) rate cree Kettle bottoms: “You sre!spared?strenvous! soouring “protection of next s rrown greater with each passing d Heat Jal Ai Ape ei ¢2 | ron—Nuxated Iron—which is like the * ion’: ii “a ' Heceroqi dvi a aie, chapman < Fnstead of eubsiding, Several) how. | es ide a McG ruee Vie Miss | iron in your own blood. Unlike ordinary These are just a few of PCC eonvenience : : ity have been taken from | Bothilde, Swinson were judges. |_| mineralironit does not injure the tet features. Any dealer will demonstrate many . sail cording to the bi \tined by Miss Dorothy Dakin, Play. | °F upset the stomach, but is promptly Get a Perfection. It can help you live up to your ROMANCE WI a 3 “ing tans “NewS Re SHES Of | maker sponsor. include the purchas. assimilated. ete Novatel aren fon husband’s expectations. i mamienon ani ded The well which is 70 fect deep is | Meee cttnge, “Material for the car. ;how it begins to revitalize you and gives cts C j in the neighborh three feet in diameter and is loc tain bac berived und the girls ae you sew StreHOUN GA (a HHOPRECE THe CLEVELAND MBTAL PRoDU 0. 7 ) CONVICT END where the gasoline on a hillside, “The lots on each i Bucy making 1e sk ‘Money-back if not improved. At ali St Paul Branch—739 Pillsbury Avenue chools of the county in a pageant \ gasoline draine into the well according to Wickes, is that two o to be given in the near future. They from nearby filing stations but a three other wells in the town are be- | wlan to give a three act play some cheek showed that none of the fill- ginning to have a brackish taste such ktime before Christmas : iny gasoline, as characterized the mystery well a ‘hose successful’ ne ‘ Of pase r om the pt, 17 AA, Denver, © Blame Quakes |E 1 sociological ¢ t through mar- | n combined! The more philosophical of those | Coghlan, Donald Ellickson, Pauline: resulte failure recently | s of the filling sta-\ who have tried to solve the mystery ! a divorce was granted Mrs Juestion i PERFECTION } f are inclined to blame the ic 4 Throng We s of thquakes which e . . iy nuehter ot sons ihe thes ‘belive tt Simple Mixture Makes, Oil Cook Stoves. Ovens and Heaters n family. he cecre ') noised abroad these disturbed the rock surround- Ht i i z gt Cha Hos oO came trom fa ing a gizantic oil pool somewhere in} Stomach Feel Fine | BaaaMy ain bes ia convict of the Color ¥:| the well and to fil this vicinity and that it is partiall Cte, ! i - Mire Estick was given the custody) ye Weu, aml ta th | ¢ through rock Tor! Simple buckthorn berk, magnesium (©, Oa se Onis MP OD SF FOR SALE BY . of ee three children The well, although it has always |r fi eliminate all but the sulph. c. p. glycerine, etc., as mix- After rece: id ng high honors in} y, na public | most volatile portions such as the: @, ‘a, helps stomach trou-| | Ronverse fee college and ne wital ly padlocked it in orde »| In addition to the gasoline there s surprising | e New York to engage in social service | jrecious appears he well large quantit ste ma : =f ape ¢ preciou ppears in the we rge quant! ou ne’ ag z aan il work in 1919. There she met Essick,| however, af Kerosane and paratine Fellowship i Pi ht wi your ystem. who had been released a short time! heen a publi er thoug before from the penitentiary and’ jt chou folk say, thus indicating t Stops that full, bloated feeling and, ie os “ age from a leak in aj makes you happy and cheerful, E A ™~ had been aided by Mott Os-1 Wer ¢ nk is without basis. | cellent for chronic constipation. Ad-'] ery.TOX will borne, former warden of Sing Sing.|°Norhy, who property. | s that the well may |lerika works QUICK and delightful c.atein. Has Osborne gave the exconvict a position | has had more luck with his padlock alted” or “spiked” in]easy. Jos. Breslow, Druggist—Ad it odor. : | sn Y "lof the well are often found s ik- | \ mans pete couple apart in the morni nd the most secret about it A and ground of fluid in the well has been his gasoline from an unknow c ‘NEVER BE WITHOUT IT for it | mals. Easy with sympathy and unde {by nocturnal visitors who hav cause there isn't enough gasoline | immediately eases sudden severe, || Pleasant to use. Thus their of Its Size and Weight fj pl uls. in Robinson to do the job. Incident-| colicky pains and cramps in stomach |j Trial free ance developed into a romanc Nose lal hey ad ; Sena see with eschertall bor j > They were married Sept. 1. ae lig, they add, it would be an ex-|and bowels d_ weak, Money beck } pposed | pensive busine: t the well be-; The town of Robinson is situated | *F { i Bn nausea and weak. , at Mount Hope, Ida. and went to live ening diarthoea. For children and | eu. in Colorado. wasfon a dome shaped hill similar to | GtOWR-UP use Pints Zeon — O P l : Lee iy ose “ohn nah lu CRA MBERLAIN’S [Se a One-Profit Value M not seem to help any have indicated the presence of oil.|COLIC and DIARRHOEA [as unit to drink, although occa-| "Ft may be that we are living sight | ~*~ REMED' | sionally a hucket was pumped out toon top of a wonderful oil field,” i i home. i | fill an automobile radiator j townsfolk tell each other and sev- Keep it always in your HERE are (as you probably know) only 4. And, finally, because of these one-profit \ Find Gasoline eral proposals are on foot to organize two manufacturers who actually build their savings, Studebaker is able to offer you a stur- | Then a man who pumped a bu ompanies to drill for oil. cars complete—make all their own bodies, ep- ier, more substantially built automobile. We Licata I e¢ulidar hie: radiator motlesd GEnAEs Uh SES peeng gines, clutches, springs, gear sets, differentiale, Pay a premium for the finest steel. We use hard Washington, Sept. 17.—()—One of | supposed-to-be water smelled strong. Speed of the Gulf Stream as it i ‘axl iron castings and drop ‘wood in body construction. Plate glass in the s that is consider- | ly of oil and discovered that it was| flows along the United States coast Bieta) ere windows. The finest grades of upholstery. Gen- y out of the twenty-| in reality. He poured it. into is approximately five miles per hour. forgings. uine full-size balloon tires. Unusually fine in- One of these is Ford—in the low priced Seld. terior trim with no exposed tacks, and heavy ‘The other is Studebaker in the fine car field. hardware. Thro it the entire car—in hun- nference of the Interparl Union here, October 1 to 6, is a request to President Coolidge to | Ot ai cence for the coditicatio: 1 dreds of hidden a find the same high _ , eee rs a cretteneey Give Him all He W posible foc gras advantagens nT net ality of materials and workmanship that you rialized, would supplement the work see out in the open. conferences. The headquarters of the Union| here estimates that about half of the | 1 members of both the Senate and | House are members of the org i j tion, and many among these are k ly interested in seeing a further step | taken in international law codifica- | ' tion. Enrollment by a member of | Congress is the only requisite for | | membership in the Union. 1, It-eliminates the extra profits and overhead = The Standard Six Coach shown bel that many other manufacturers have to pay and splendid example of tepomt rates Sochade tn the parrchase peiceto. you, This keeps It offers greater power than any other car of Studebaker prices low. ‘ ip size and weight, based upon the rating of the 2. It enables us to build a better car because lational Automobile Chamber of Commerce. the ial nar ace designed, ecwtinerrea. sed And luxurious riding comfort made possible by manufactured com one organization. the big balloon tires, resilient atlags, com- Being built as a tudebaker cars function fortable cushions and ample roominess. aseembled eae eee iacaiinciaiannn But the only way to judge this car is sce it— drive it! Feel the luxurious upholstery. Sit in —— 3. It makes possible finer quality because the deep, soft, comfortable seats. Experience GERMAN Wake Eniso { Renends Coluntie Flee: Shak Studebaker, being an independent manufacturer, the surge of its tremendous power. And then ace Geroany tna neat, water-proof steel case, with no subsidiary or allied companies to favor, compare it with other coaches. ‘ After eleven years’ imprisonment in | Russia, during which he made several | unsuccessful attempts to pe, | Paul Cons, the sculptor, finally h reached Bonn. During ‘the Russian 2 is free to on the open market, demanding ‘ the Mir ealastsle at the lowest possible price. the ie re Stodebeber price codection sri oie pool wig main saecls re Studebaker ¢™Phasize the logic of this reasoning. and engineers are unhampered by out- qt ek a bar, in a quality car—by all rm ats Gobttont toee side means see Studebaker Standard Six Coach, $1395.C0 Delivered for cash in Bismarck. In every dry hastens ate —they last longer EVEREADY Columbia Dry Batteries have this reputation! For two reasons: first, there’s more vital material built into them; and second, when idle they renew their energy. The choice of electrical experts for dry battery work, the pref- erence of the public for radio and for the thou- sand and one dry battery tasks in home and campaign of the German arm B of i A st, 1914, Cons was wo P inthe "hes aetec.cey| Builds sturdy, healthy youngsters | he declares he was assigned to 1 | : ‘ussian working squad and put at hard labor. Or, under Studebaker's fair and liberal Budget Payment Plan, this ‘Coach may be purchased out of Watch Your Frail, monthly income with an initial , i IY. ose e+ $462.00 ig farm, mine, camp and field, afloat and ashore. ada aaa DOWN Puny Child Grow Fahnestock spring clip binding posts on the : Strong——Take on Weight Ignitor at no extra cost to you. There is an veready Columbia dealer nearby. i + In just a few days—quicker tha pula: gla 4 eee arcane ofethare wonderin Popular uses include flesh: making tablets called McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets will p isnt to apathy, weak, thin, under- ; i ittle one. w After “sickness and where rickets Dealers wanted to sell the genuine Zav Lignite Pg : . ected they are 1. es jactured and guaranteed by \ oreo Ne need "to rive. them ee Coal, underground mined and perfectly dry and NATIONAL CARBON COMPANY, INc ity Ci jive: 'il—thes i 7 i a amy taey Sod Liver Ne iene clean frem clay. Quality, nene better in the state. New York San Francisco of that good but evil smelling, stom. : i> ° eee ach upsetting medicine and they surely do it. They do put on flesh. 4 5 Ask A. P. Lenhart Drug Co., Fin- ney’s Drug Co., and Cowan’s Drug Co, or any druggist for McCoy's ‘Coed Liver Oil Compound Tablets— as easy to take as candy and not at ‘all expensive—60 tablets 60 cents. Be sure and get McCoy's the origi- nal and genuine and give the child a ehanee for 30 days. If you aren’t de- lighted ‘with results {ou ‘wet ‘your money back.-Ady. |. Zap Coal Co. E. GUNDERSON, Prop, : ZAP, N. D. “aes Motor Co. : ma e ————————————————— EWM ASB BRA EU RB BABE BR ARB,