The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 9, 1926, Page 2

APRAGE ‘TWO i “FINDS sche TO-BE IS HALF-SISTER HAYNES FIRE DOES | an “ee DAMAGE planned to marr; burgh, o*tell eit! nt it necessary 4 er explained. the fa' ever thoug’ married twice,” rancy charge. ‘osts, the fine the city b oon and ren six months. _At The “Movies TION FOR DIS- | RDER OF NO. ‘The American Beit reo Five Borne and Thursday. that has the re y bathing be y secretary, never knew cf that Katherine; A er of | ic Age” will be shown | ge for the last times to- | Venus” | o the Eltinge for Wednes- | This is the | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘effects ever seen on the screen. |The high point of spectacular dis- ‘play in the picture is the sumptu ‘ous fashion show and the artistic jtableaux, which were filmed in, (color. i | The picture sets a swift pace ifrom the moment it begins to un- ; reel and maintains the interest and suspense right. up to the final stir- tring finish, There is comedy in ' abundance, heart appeal galore | jand thrills'a plenty. In fact, the | hair-raising motorcycle race and ‘dizzy aerial stunts are guaranteed {to give the mcst blasc film fan | few extra palpitations of the heart. CAPITOL THEATRE When Bill Hart stepped before = | battery of cameras in “Tumb! weeds” some months ago, it w ithe first time in a year and a that he had faced the movie-le: But the great star looked b than ever, weighed exactly he weighed when he first enter | pictures, more than ten jand in every wa applicants in ratio to their app! + Hart—“Two-Gun, Bill”—the pub! tions. has learne i “Applicants for one share have been cs" is, now at the i 2 feted Flake are: srpile Meta Better than a mustard plaster. re and if ever the west | T) lacksmith shop at Uxbridge. . has been purchased | #"d 3 shares have: been aljotier | «| nted faithfully en the py ord and will be added t> his collect’on of antiques to the | {heresi, “Or f ands shane cette ene of Venezuela use the scch one time. 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SALES 2'/, TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND t ‘Beware of That Man So-and-So You hear of So-and-So everywhere. Somebody com- plains of So-and-So’s tooth paste; someone else wants to sell you a second-hand So-and-So automobile. So- and-So’s shoes, So-and-So’s garden hose, So-and-So’s fountain pens—versatile man, So-and-So! So-and-So doesn’t advertise. He employs salesmen who—say things. But So-and-So doesn’t go on record about anything. Not he! You buy a So-and-So vacuum cleaner. It doesn’t vac, or it doesn’t clean. Well, what of it? So-and-So didn’t say it would. You saw it. You bought it. Caveat emptor! Beware of the products of that man So-and-So. When a man believes in his product he usally signs- statements about it—-advertisements. He tells what his product does, how it does it, why it-can do it.. Then he follows it with his name and address, in good plain print, “Bill Jones, maker of—.” You're safe in buying from Jones. He’s out in the open—nothing up the sleeve. He advertises. You know exactly what you’re getting before you pay for it. Read advertisements always. Back of them stand the Jonses —not the So-and-Sos—of the world : s < j Be To know what is safe to. buy, consult The Tribune advertisements, err ae : : TUESDAY, MARCH 9, : 1926 | been matehed for a ten round bout here March 23. Russie Leroy of Fargo and Billy | Bortfield, of Milwaukee, will also |have a place on the on the card. | 'Stock Issue Was | . Far Oversubscribed The $5,000,000 issue of preferred ‘stock in the Northwestern Bell Tele- | offered to the public through the em- | ployes of the company, has been over- | subscribed to such an extent that itt ‘will be impossible for each applicant |to obtain the number of shares apN {plied for, according to word received i by_F. W. Snyder, local managgr. The total number of subscribers ‘for the 50,000 shares available was 20.091 or an average of less than three shares per pei | "We appreciate greatly the confid- j ence the public has thus expressed in our company, its employes and _ its | | nranagement,” said Manager Snyder. | | “Our company has made such a divi-| sion of the shares applied for as ap= | pears fair, and has allotted shares t {phone company, which was recently’ | other simple ingredients, 0 shares, 5 shares. “Individual notices of these allot- }] ments are being prepared and will be mailed’ shortly by our company and) no payments should be made. until such. notice is received.” An elephant can detect by scent the presence of a man at 1,000: yards. Bismarck Marble $3,500.00 Stock - This sale will yet 800 E. MAIN, STREET. Mail Order ‘Prices Backed Off the Map on Quality . Merchandise $4,800.00:Stock of Tires and Tubes. Here is Your Chance to Save Money. We wish to close out the above stock and go more exclusively, into the Oil Business. HOOD, MICHELIN AND U. S. ROYAL CORD TIRES. A very useful article Given ‘Bese with each tire purchased. Trade in Your Old Tires—We Make Liberal Allowances For Them. further notice. We have’ just received’ a Carload of : Mobiloil, and have the Correct Grade for All Cars, also Tractor Mobiloil ir in All Grades. Free Delivery of five gallons or over in the country. Free Crank Case Service at All Hours. : We have the fifteen gallon drums and they sure are a handy package. Buy One | Today at our Filling Station. Lockwood Accessory _ > Company - Don’t*Let That Cold Turn Into “Flu” That cold niay jay turn ints “Flu,” Grippe cr, even worse, Pneumcniag unless you take care of it at once. Rub Musterole, on the congested parts and ‘see. how quickly it brings relief. * Masterole, made from pur mustard, camphor, menthl oil of 1 and counter-irritant which stimulatts and helps break up the eold. As effective as the messy cld mustard plaster; does the work without blister. Rub it on with your fingertips. You will feel a warm tingle as it enters the pores, then a cooling ‘puting that brings welcome re- iets} 5 j ae & Tol (of a wild weed as a substitute for | coffee. Chicken raising { “being recom- mended as:a career for young women in Fi Tanke The Spania Is the new world. no horses in ‘Make a quick get-away” SHREDDED _ WHEAT Its always ready-to-eat ley (ark every grave & Granite Works of Accessories. continue until *