The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 2, 1927, Page 6

ene PAGE FOUR © THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE 4 - MAY BE LOST ‘Founded Business tes} for fundamental principles of Mc-| ture operators over new. wage scale: D,, ufter concealing for four days 1 | . ' ° ‘ary-Haugen farm relief bill, said ttled with i d,| the h AT SEA OR IN ; | During Vacation |; ‘ — |__| Senator Nye of North Dakota on his | ranging from Tt 1s cceeeentrete i" Pate ee | iach \ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1927 : return to Washington. = F Francix Langer, 10, WILDERNESS fae ees ctwcen| home ot hs parents, Nir. and Me! Phone 944 for Tire Service. women in the world, came to London * eph Langer, | near Alice, from Awerica for a rest, but decided, | organize corset selling uring her stay. ireen, who began her career |selling corsets to her Connecticut M® ‘neighbors, now is president sales nianager of @ corset compan | She is reported to receive a sa.a | $100,000 a year. Yoman Mill Manager Wins Men’s Support wh P)--Wom- ng airpl ds nava (Continued from nage one) 16 for Hawaii in the Dole prize flight Jack Frost of New York and Gor- déh Scott of Sa navigator, Jeft Oakland, A 16 for Hawaii, imgthe Dole prize flight. “William P. Erwin of Chicago and Alvin H. Eichwaldt left Oakiand Aug- | u@ 1%, in search of missing competi- tors in the Dole flight Jn addition, a numb: been lost in prepar actual starts of oceanic flights, notably disastrous take-off for F: Roosevelt field, Long Island, and the start of the Dole aerial derby. ——————— jeneva that k to enlist aign for gen- eduction to be Powers. — The northwest will e for pres- quare Wa OPO MM O_O MAMA MM IRS Trained Choirs Take Life Out of * Church Singing efore my father's death T the operation of the s ed after the welfare of the actively: in the ch Youthful appetites de- mand the purest food in all the land. At this market it is to be found at the right price—food of purity —food that is quali- i manage Long time « child, a of the when years oreto Had painted manhood on my cheek, a of w ad Ruiz For y a in the And the chur such training.” Suggests Farmers Build Trench Silos : of smiles and “ss prodig: general has ts medical water No h rs, T needed, and I knew no 2 One of ¢ ike: ct nti st effi. , “cure of women. But 2 5 % Dit ways ot deuing the saainuny Bat fee ae ana But sleep though sweet, is only fied to help you rear e ‘i f » therein | au wide field for women sleep; and wa ., : t c of the late corn or a ; i ' = Sd feces mem vy pa henge sony tan astes Like More es 4 Sepia 1 ain is remarkably well supplied overtaking ee ne ee Mlesen: salah to: . of which more ‘The vanguard of my age, with all) 3 . » captured for arr Of duty on my back. Nor child, nor ee ais face _ man, : ; ‘| Brookfield Cheese, Brick or American, reg. Novice Writes Book °° °3!'h, nor see, 1 tind my heat Igoe a pound, per Ib. nn €: 37c in Only Nine Weeks ha lost the race I never, ee A rathe December blights my lag-| cnding rejection ay, sti? ys eye ye | ~MOVALCO GOODS ARE THE BEST slips to aspiring authors is the best, A drop of flavor is a small thing, but it makes a great difference in the taste of ice cream and ices. That’s why gnr product is in such popular demand. Every quart of it is made under our own supervision, and we know how. “A trench silo is nothing more! than a trench dug with a scrape! and team, about eight feet deep, 20 fo 40 feet long, from 10 to 14 fe wide at the top and eight to ni teet at the bottom,” Mr. Miesen sui “Pack the green cut corn in bundles | or cut up with a cutter. In this trench add some water, cover with wet straw about a foot deep and it Give lots of it to the kiddies. It will make them grow. There are more vitamins in it than in other foods—and that means good health and nour- New York.—() Id + A vay id getti e yi } old; ‘ ne cere entll “ready Toe teed ae te ee eed oeaice a seen ime a May debtor for my years un-|f{ Movaleo Tomatoes, No. 3 can, regular 25¢, ishment. Order a quart for your home daily “The coynty agent will be glad/Her first novel, “Purse Strings,” was arey Géléctage). “tong oTime 2 cans ..... ree aaente 1 = Cc to figure the size trench nece: written in only nine weeks after she }a Child” for your herd and assist you in | had spent several years as as manu- | eee Movalco Corn, No. 2 ean F ing the silo when you are ready.,script reader for the publishing} Boats OVER MOUNTAINS aha » regular 20¢e, 33c Ahout 20 of these silos have been house which is now bringing out her} Frdnve; vaskestan-iwo stenm=| PP see ccce i Paani: constructed this summer. 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