The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 13, 1929, Page 7

THE RISMARCK TRIRUNE. |Regulation of Radio | * [Alfred Morgenstern, Mire Morgenser, NORTHDAKOTA ADS. (Reguston Baio MESRN AND WEBER [S255 =“ *| Revert art a Bs : ‘NLT ' Second Family Death Taken Up by Advisers Int ' f x a ot ‘The ‘advisory commit Patterns of maps, landscapes, flower MeN YP Altred itetn, 31, ‘of Youngs- |." : addi tte on radio gardens, and the like. Many have ‘town, near New Salem, died at a local disturbances in. the city will meet at = been designed by noted illustrators ¥ r mortuary FLOWER BY- BALLOTS road Pee ideas By dealing Shen) Cc di f il-Fated Itali eae form an ance with orn.mander oO j-Fater alia > SE TEER 2a - % Corwin is chair- ‘The sunburn craze is now the high- Bb We Sel nro a the mater. 2 Wy. 3 Blamed by Board of In - 3 man, and other ‘members are O. W. light of fashion. hools Casting V. Mattison, B. K: Skeels, P. H. Meyer, i County Schools - sting Votes | Matt da Gt eouigs ey quiry for Disaster | for the Nation's Popular eed and H. M. Atkinson, as city er Capita Purchase Contest of Christmas Stamps Has H ‘ ‘ Total of $26,600 2 , auditor. A. R. Milesen, county agent, is i ‘ : ward, died here in January. Choice of Wild Blooms The city auditor has obtained a lot | booked for a talk and to answer ques- RELIEVED \@ With a total of $26,000 reported to- Leama Agy of ordinances regulating radio dis- ee « QUICKLY 4 day on the 1928 Christmas peal dri turbance in other cities, notably the This Purely Vegetable Pil $}€conducted by the North Dakota Tus } sociation the ordinances of the Twin Cities. These aids nature as a laz- ig@berculosis association, Griggs and A will be used as the starting point for ative in its digestive ‘SBurleigh counties appear assured of| [Vg " eee eee A Cuties. Often one of iGnree anu ‘sestad. poser ieeoscatens FARM RELIEF PLANS Dakota. ted to Bismarck conditions. . Weber is to deliver two lectures, one thete ttle pills taken after meats , the per capita purchase contest in ar geass ina eae at 3 in the afternoon the other ial! nders, es- Polka dot shoes are favor | at 7:30 3 pecially when you have overea' ve@@yhich all counties in the state are ameiee e Wah raeatly Urieed WORER. Intl (COME ea $f, are troubled with | ‘constipation, | Sick stomachs, sour stomachs and | ways know what to do. This : " through the office of Miss Bertha R. | covering is of tiny round cut-outs re- 5 they are Dr. Carter’s for. | indigestion usually mean excess acid. | harmful methods ( Taanit Was announced today by Miss) Waste Farm Products Is Angle| palmer, superintendent of public in-| vealing an underlay of contrasting mula, young and old can take them, | The stomach nerves are over-stimu-| you. Go. prove this for ‘Sgecretary of the association. ; Examined by President in oGarey ‘ts tn thetr | othe tures. The Northern Pacific is ex- CARTER'S Eni] red pkgs. crap deta on the stom- | sake. i save @ great CoeeY, aatcaes co PILLS | fica xitis acid instantly, The best | “Be sure to get the genuine 4 ith reports from ading: eee ay Othe eres rice hee ene |: Seateh for Solution turn have distributed them to teach- ‘Gord of 9.3 cents and Burleigh 9.1 per} ° * ; ersandgrades in county schols are usncncncnceecvenenevecenccenevoceencecencenccecccnececceececeneceveceyeccevecvevoceceenentnyz form is Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia, | Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physi- - aia, recording votes for their favored because one harmless, tasteless dose | cians for 50 years in correcting ex- neutralizes many times its volume in | cess acids. 25c and 50c a bottle—any i@ capita. ~ Soo beuricunnlaied: Bowman 08 Runey, Burleigh county superintend- r Dr. R.S. Enge acid. Since itsinvention, 0 years i Zeke cmusks. Feparta, are boosting "Ballots are sent directly to the as- aaa. with ploeiione everrwtere. ; ag | Concrete pian sociation at Washington, D. C., when less Physician Take a spoonful in water and your Genk, bat eames Bee extraordinary they are filled in. . Lecas Block —Bigmarek, N. D. [| unhappy condition will probably end | pany and its in five minutes. Then you will al-| Phillips since 1875.—Adv. game “ee mene refer‘ndum is made by the ition promises that $632 ahead of the total last year, emped in ine regen oe helping which was only $25,968.27, rr The total thi year is-not sufficient }‘D® farmer, additional ‘features are {for the a a of sight chilaren, gir camp for underwe! idren, *Miss Katen said.. Plans for estab- 5 columbine, gol «lishment of another eamp similar to daisy, and mountain laurel. “Camp Grassick were contemplated ? Feng RET RPA = before the drive. * Money received by the association | > F ' in the Christmas seal drives is to provide the following: more nurs-. A . ing service for school inspection and ,. See a ee ane | sverame to provide the following: More nurs- health habit promotion; more educa- | P=22css of producing paper, wall board tional work on prevention of tuber- and other products from cornstalk|’ ‘The federal income tax paying pe- culosis; and more Christmas seal re- | Pulp, and many persons in the middle! riod expires Friday and the final SPINNER gives you today? An assortment in which you will find your choice and at the right + fund for local health work, - west believé that’ additional experi- fil! returns is under wa: nt zee i -\ «}ments- will Jead to the discovery of Hrs Heo H revenue office on the price. These cars must be seen mie .ather®tises for that now are|second floor of the federal building. to be appreciated. They have NORMAL | beberenl ir fiy ‘Allen, ° Repul ty isn't a eee a eee all been thoroughly recondition- . iblican, | turns coming rat r wel nl . z Illinois, has transmitted to the chief | uted as to time. ed and ee values At ene executive a request from residents of] Monday, 45 papers were filed and are mere! iy represen! ive 0! ie his state that the government coop- | Tuesday about 50 were received. To- many you'll find here. erate with the states in furthering | day » apparently in- opened listlessly, ; such experiments. They regard the! dicating that the bulk of the returns 1928 Chevrolet Coach with five good tires, Kari-Keen Paper process as but one of the im-|have been made. The two deputies on trunk, Ball Crank vom motometer, and heater. * Swain, Black, McFarland and| portant’ discov-sies that might be|the task of receiving them have been $525 Allen. Attend Meeting; made in this field, and look upon the | able to handle the work quite orderly, aoe experimentation as an additional step | nothing like a jam occurring at any Debates Are Set . _| toward remedying the farm situation, | time. 1928 Chevrolet Coach with excellent tires in- $ 485 FSO PC cluding spare, also bumpers and motometer .... Uniform standards for state normal 14U.S. Civil Service | Aged Hebron Woman ‘iiiieiaetiaeniaiaes amnitiainane: since Unita: se immiiin , Sehav'at'a meeting of the presidents| Positions Are Open tire, bumpers, and motometer in | fully equipped with spare tire, Dies in Hospital of state normal schools being held very fine running $475 bumpers, and motometer. An here. Civil service examinations to fill 14, Eva Redman, 74, a pioneer woman condition ..........+ ieee cylinder $285 ‘Those in attendance were C. C.|federal positions in the near future |of the Hebron community, died while peveegee {Swain, Mayville; R. M. Black, Ellen-|were announced today by Miss Alice|under treatment at @ local hospital, 1927 Chevrolet coupe, in very | 190g Chevrolet Truck, tl ghly dale; George A. McFarland, Minot,|Sales, secretary of the U. S. Civil|Monday. She leaves a husband and good condition, fully equipped. | overhauled, has four-speed trans- vpnd C. E. Allen, Valley City. Service Board of Examiners here. several sons and daughters. The finish and upholstering practical- | Vission and is equipped with a ‘The council ‘fixed April 5 as the| Positions to be filled follow: Assist- | body was sent to Hebron by the A. B. ly as good as new. Only driven | pain tank. Also -has oversize “gate for the inter-school debates. on|ant fingerprint classifier; junior bi-| Reif mortuary establishment, for in- 8,000 miles and by $390 tires in the : $5 2 5 . 9 ‘ithe question “Resolved that a substi- | ologist in nutrition; junior biologist in terment in that town. original owner ...... y ee /’ tute for the jury system should be F pdopted.” Pairings for the debates 1927 Chevrolet coach, will, give | 1925 Fora ‘Truck with piatform. j one 3 ‘4zind Mayville at Valley City; Minot topographic 3 splendid service, has been put in | which will serve many purposes Nauey Oly at lendale and ‘len ree te teat uy at SSO | crony .......... $160 topogra| “Valley City at Ellendale and Ellen- ‘ . F . “ale at Dickinson. The affirmative |testing engineer: assistant materials — Fresh Eggs, We trade and also offer the usual easy terms. tes f the various schools will re-/testing engineer; junior t; 4 = fan st home while the negative |ior typist; junior pres repeat dozen ...... 35c Serine, casa Sealsweet Grapefruit, teams will appear on foreign plat- « Arrangements were made Xot an.en- jgihia, + Varmouts ‘Delew each 10c, , 2 8 “tertainment program and lyceum |Distriot AZor 0.4% Cc “pourse. All of the features on the/less than their share of appointments “program will be presented at each ie the apportioned deparmental serv- Phone 1060 echool. ice. Gussner’s ‘Mrs. Engdahl Funeral Service Will Be Held -, at Baptist ‘Church ‘Funeral services for Hannah Eng- Hani, 1, who died Tuesday morning the home of her son, John, 423 Capital Chevrolet Company BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA Phone 432 Stockings are to be darker, and sunburn and various shades of tan will replace the lighter hues. North Dakota Power and Light Co. Phone 222 Bismarck, North Dakota 4. The interment will take place in @the family plot in Naughton township ee metery. *. rier £0 tue sucrices, tee) bode wie = in state at the Webb mortuary aes Points the way to Pen Satisfaction TH test sensation since fountain pens peta sey no No. 7 is offered with 179FJ R 800 New York, N. Y., 6:17 P. M., March 12, 1929 P.C. Remington & Son, ea Sanceg aN ; 103 Fourth. Street, Bismarck, North Dakota. ing device, Clip-Cap, and many others. i : Here beauty and u are harmoni- Spee intl E At special meeting today directors of Cities Service Company ously mended in * papenin ay tenn voted to split the company’s common stock, four for one, subject millions will now obtain (eis a to vote of stockholders at their annual meeting in April. ae ire = Sikes hope 4! 5:21-P. M. __... .HENRY L. DOHERTY AND CO. < Patrons of Promi. ; eee ; Cera ence Choose , akg i The Ansonia! = : The above telegram was just received at our office. It shows why Cities Service - Companies Stocks and Bonds are such good paying investments. Now is the time to invést. 2 Re Call and Let Us Explain C. Remington & Son 1,400 Large Homelike Rooms, Comfortable Furnishings =~ Soundproof Walls Rates Will Surely Please 1h INVESTMENT