The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 14, 1926, Page 2

ae 4 a |John Hunter, Vernon, B. C., and one at| brother, Richard Mack, Vancouver, nas’ B, C. services will be held and Mrs.| at Dickey Inesday afternoon at o'clock. utes will it relatives there for sey- | her return she will continue her heavy’ and be of ¢ at efore going on to Philadel-' studies at the state teachers college defe ight wrestli spionship,! ness, She, is survived by he: | network | Ma | a help to communic nd the sequicentennial ex-/at Vailey City. ing Renato Gardini, Italian, inj band, two sons and a decision match here last night. Dickey, five sister: Stecher won one fall and played| Waldie, Mrs. W. : » which es Ly the Dempscy-Tunney | —— FA ; cont eve Sept. 2 HERE FROM FLASHER through the remainder of the two-| Paul Schmok z i elmer Tovaas, editor of the! hour time limit. He took the fall! Mason of Buff $ H BEAUTY SHOP TO OPEN sher Tribune, was in the city yes-' with an inverted body scissors in 50 A new beauty parlor will be open-| terday on business. |minutes and 40 second: ‘nt. ed in the near future in the Lewis } Ghunell to Act | ike mumwenent of Mise eryes,, COOlidge Against nancy NDA if Bismarck Fur Co. ——— On Water Rates new water rates ption tim according ti, Connolly, with of having to be pub Nissen Wins omstinag ee, M. | Billings, irst in the dou-} Hlivan second oubles ove guson, 6 s tournament w afternoon. T ail of whom have developed skill- ful play at the experiment station and the new court house courts, atthe Broth-| jTrainmen will 8 o'clock! jpon enterta & bridge Tunche at the Hoeft e second of AT HOYT | bin left for Hoyt, to visit her ba Ily. 8 LOTS OF GRAPES: : ericks went picking wild! S Sunday, He found them y oo Cae | Ke PownER | | Guaranteed Pure | Use KG for finer texture ! sand larger volume in your bakings P Millions of pounds used New Telephone Line Nearin g iano fe, trans-b ern ouri river and dy nearin, ontana, t Mandan along uening north on « installed as © other main{ rs through hrough low Fargo from Stomach, ponust af and Liver Troubles? Not one nervous, irritable, run-down per- 2 son in ten thinks of his stomach, kidneys or liver. They all blame ee condition to overwork—worry. Backache, headache, indigestion, constipation, biliousness are signals—nerve messages—that ach, kidneys or liver is out of orde: If you want to feel fit and ey try! ‘@ good general tonic. Lyko is performing miracles for | thousands of ailing men and women, because it | containa those medicinal ingredignts that aid ttn keep the bows Ect a bottle. yko is just the kind of tonic you ale nea well and happy. ach mors it fatigue oF were Melped Him to Get Strong ean Gil of Misietp “IT have teen bothe refed ‘es MEDICINE CO., Kansas City, oA packing. Name. TOW Oa naseonerenm Drogaist’s Name .... Note the SIZE oF PEAS | Printed Right on the Labet Suppose you buy one brand of Peas of a fine quality pack— yet you buy size 5, the largest of the sieve runs—you may not like those peas because they were too large. All Brands of peas are packed in FIVE sizes. No 5’s being the largest and No. 2’s and 1's being the small or ‘‘French pea’ style. - No. 2's, 8's and 4’s are recommended for the average table uses and tastes Bozeman Canning Oo. peas are grewa in the famous Gallatin Valley the most adapted pea growing section in the entire U. 8. You « can easily detect their finer flavor and exceptional tenderness “oe. Bozeman Bozeman. THE KEY CITY YO WESTERN CAMAD DUCK SEASON NOW OPEN The marshes and lakes of Mani- toba are easily reached frem Winnipeg by motor or train. Wild ducks are plentiful this year. Manitoba laws allow each li- censed hunter t> shoot 200 ducks. Come early while the shootin is at its best, and out- door life is gocd. Prairie chicken and big game seascns open socn. Write for dates and full information to THE WINNIPEG TOUR- IST & CONVENTION BUREAU _ 19 Parliament Buildings. WINNIPEG ©- - + els open, and the kidneys and liver active. Go to your Seagate today and Let one trial prove Ai i) that to make Coupon Brings Trial Bottle 4 telal bottle of Lyku. "I enclose Ide to Nelp pe? bestage and - sewski_of Jamestown and Mrs. garet Percey of B FOR D. A. chapter of the Daugh- Revolution Demoer: American Mar- | | |. Jamestown, N. D. Mrs, John Waldie, 54, pioneer 5 | resident of Dickey eommunity, Nonds Lower Tax Proposa at aL hospital here R. Paul Smith’s, N. Y., Sept. at evening of Presi | attack of the flu and three activities for the year | 000,000 yy afternoon at a 1 o'clock mn at the home of Mrs, W. Shinners. TO BNTER STATE U _ Winston Mann went to Grand Forks | will enter » university, taking up. § no and organ training at lege at the same time. DAUGHTER BORN SATURDA' A daughter was born to Mr. C. Murphy of this GOES TO IOWA Miss Thelma Wagner has gone to, Stecher of Nebraska Dubuque, Towa, to visit relatives. city Sat-| the coming short session of congress, | R.\as he wants to See more clearly how the present tax law works be: fore he says what should be toward further reduetion. If there were a reducti business good, it was of the president tod: be necessi lit busines: F¥OR SALE Pear! Grocery and Meat Mar- ket at right price and east half of section 35-139-79, east half of section 32-139-7y. Anyone interested see n now with id in behalf , there might yan inerease in taxes should become bad. v | Joe Stechér Keeps © | Championship Title San Franelsco, “Sept. H—@) Joe | successfully On defended his. claim to ,the world’s the cial if PAUL BROWN Bismarck Swagger Fa il Oxfords s Are Enjoying Merited Popularity Fall activities stress the need for at least one pair of oxfords in every Woman’s wardrobe. They come in new materia!s and new colors—each with some original touch of deft artistry so charac- teristic of Webb Brothers’ Shoes. Gri swing girls’ light tan skin saddle, 8/8 rubber heel and broad toe Worten’s cobra soft calfskin, five eyelet Ox- ford, 12/8 rubber $8.50 Women’s light tan, glass calf five eyelet Oxford, modified round toe last, a distinctive $8. 50 pattern, 12/8 heel . Women’s tan calf, three eyelet Ties, fancy sad- dle, plain square toe $7. 00 military heels .. calf with snake. Growing girls’ black soft calfskin, five eyelet ties, broad One $6.50 flat rubber heel . For Misses, Children and Boys Misses’ light tan calf Oxfords, stitched toe, ruber heels, sizes M eel 12 to2. Children’s “Acrovat ’~bi Oxfords,sizes 7 to 11 . q vs’ calfskin Oxfords ath ga et $4.50 11% to 2 s’ tan calf lace Oxford, lizard trim, rubber heels, . $3.95 $3.25 in black and tan, en elkskin lace broad toe, odycar welt soles, rubber hee!s, sizes 2! to 6 $3.75 and $4.95 Little Gents’ cal&and clk skin, in brown or. tan, sizes 1114 $3.50 and $4.50 WEBB BROTH ERS SHOE DEPARTMENT “Smart Shoes For Smart Women” HIS is an invitation to try the La Palina Cigar — to somes 2 xt ‘with any age eee irrespective of price. is because La Palina = variably cxcels when put to this test that it is, today, occes «era eelling bra: all ig and "Minnbepelis : Drag Co, Whelessie Distributors ‘MISSOURI VAELEY-GROCERY: 00., LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS complications following ie Furs Exclusively Storage - - Repairing Phone 610 207 Fifth St. “EXAMINATION pane! Fitinge Bidg. 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