The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1929, Page 9

MRS. R. MPLAUGHLIN FIRST ONE TO CATCH ACTIVE WR, TRIBUNE Special Prizes Offered to Those| Who Can Catch Him at J. C. Penney Store Mrs. R. G. McLaughlin, 804 Fourth street, was the first to get one of Mr. Tribune's five dollar green backs. She answered the door, Tribune in band, and how she rattled off those words was nobody's business. Now what one can do, others can. The ice is broken. Get busy, Iet's go. But don’t forget the smiles. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 24. 1929 asked why he chose the Durant and|fair to the outside public, and chil-|unflagging efforts to please. Its un- | This he chose fron his reply was, “Because of its beauty, power and speed, safety, ease to |handle, and its all-modern equip- ment.” When you see this auto, grab The Tribune and repeat the fol- lowing words correctly: “Well, well, Mr. Tribune! Everyone in our block now takes The Tribune. We used to think it necessary to subscribe to an out-of-town paper, but we find that was a mistake. every requirement of our nome. 1 see you drive the world’s most ‘op- ular car, the Durant. Shop With Mr. Tribune Mr. Tribune will shop at the J. C. Penney store Friday from 9 a. m. to noon, and from 1 to 5 p.m. He will positively make one purchase in the forenoon and one purchase in the afternoon. Any person who will catch him while he is really making the purchase and have in their hand the most recent copy of The Tribune and repeat the slogan correctly will re- ve $25. You must get Mr. Tribune when Six more times and one of the lucky |e 1s making the purchase. Here you seven will receive the $170 eight-tube! all-electric Majestic which Mr. Trib- une offers if he is caught seven times during his stay in Bismarck. When you hear this marvelous new Majestic creation, you forget all but quality, quality of appearance that you can really feel. At once you want to own one of these new instruments, to have| fF the contest, as that would not be | it for your very own, to add breath-' less beauty to your home and give you matchless performance in musical recreation. Five more timesand Mr. Tribune will lose the $150 saving deposit which will go to one of the lucky six. This amount will be deposited to the lucky one at the First National Bank. Your banker is the man to solve your bank- ing problems, and if you will call up- on him, he will gladly give you the aid and service that many years of; training and experience in the spe- cialized work of banking have; equipped him to offer. | Mr. Tribune drives a fully-equipped ; and placarded Durant, and he never leaves it more than one block from where he is making his calls. He was DR. HIBBS, DENTIST CAREFUL GENTLE NOT ROUGH BISMARCK DENTAL CLINIC Phone 281 Lucas Bldg. Dr. Geo. F. McE! lain ician & Specialty will find a beautiful line of all the smartest styles of women’s ready-to- wear, coats and dresses, in fact, clot! ing of every description for women. The name of the person who sells Mr. Tribune,and the names of the articles he purchases will appear in The Tribune. Employes are not eligible CS Times Change Visualize the first watch of the 16th century. As large as a saucer, varying more than an hour a day and costing fifteen thousand dollars. Compare the Bulova watch of today. As precise and accurate as human hands can make. Tried and tested in the most modern laboratories. ‘Winner of many leading ob- servatory awards, it is truly the watch of today—the biggest sell- ing wrist watch in the world. Sold by F. A. Knowles Jeweler “Bismarck's Diamond Store dg. Phone 210 Blemarck, N. D. Since 1907” The Tribune fulfills|now are showing a complete line of dren under 15 years of age also are barred. Remember Friday at the J. C. Penney store. ficial. The second person who will answer} Any person who will answer the, the door Friday, Tribune in hand and | goor, Tribune in hand, and who who will repeat the slozan correctly 'to say the slogan but fails will rec will receive in connection with the one ticket to the Paramount Thea’re. one Comfort First Inner Spring Mat-. tome of Paramount Pictures. tress. This is chosen from the Bow-|raward Everett Horton ar man Furniture company, where they | Ruth Miller in “Hottentot.” the last day to see them. Wherever Mr. Tribune leaves a ticket, he also will leave a real smoke; something that will heip make life 5! for Dad, with the compiiments of |Pleasure. Hall's Drug Store, where they go far} Will any person get the Tim?s to get a customer but go further to| watch that Mr. Tribune offers if he) hold him. One visit means many! is caught the second time today? more, | This is a 15 jewel Wadsworth white] Lee Tires smile at miles, says Mr. gold case. It was chosen from|ribune, so he is partial to the Lec! the R. E. Barneck jewelry store, where | Tires, He goes to the Bismarck Ac- they have on display a wonderful se-| cossory & Tite company for his win- | lection of diamonds, watches, silver-'ter needs. See their window, and | ware and china. don’t forget their tire service is com: | Eats at Prince Hotel | plete. | Mr. Tribune takes his meals at the | Mr. 'Pribune says Ethyl! gasoline Hotel Prince dining room, which fires quick and clean. Pep and Speed | boasts 24 hours each day of double; are the middle names for Ethy! gas. | idistilled courtesy, sincere good cheer,|Penzoil Motor oil is pure Penn - Oil| Patsy | This house furnishings, everything tor the home. This is a $39.50 mattress, FROCKS TYPIFYING THE SPIRIT OF YOUTH Specials Dresses $15.75 and $19.75 Hats $3.95 and $5.95 Hose $1.95 and $3.00 Costume Jewelry $1.25 and $6.00 COLLEGE ,f GIRL AND * DEBUTANTES. Rose ®) Showy PRESSES, COATS, RES, CINGERIE HOSIERY, COSTUNIE . JEWELEYC GIITS Booze Buyers Criminals | Under Proposed Law Treat buyer and seller equally rough seems to be the latest cry of fighters for prohibition enforces ment which not only brings out Wets and Drys into battle array again, but sets up scraps in both camps. Senator Sheppard of Texas, who fathered the Eighteenth Amendment in the Upper House, would put the word “purchase” into the amended National Prohibition Law, in order to make the individual purchaser as guilty as the seller. He agrees with Bishop Cannon’s pronunciamento that “the time has on exactly the same footing before the law—as equally hostile to the the prohibition of the traffic in intoxicating liquors.” is e are not wholly acceptable to other prominent Dry leaders as F, Scott MacBride, General Superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League, and Dr. Arthur J. Barton, Chairman of the National Committee of that Association, as is shown in special dispatches to “The Literary Digest.” President Henry H. Curran, of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, contends that Senator Sheppard's bill would be unconstitutional “because it goes beyond the intended limits of the Eighteenth Amendment.” The public at large will be greatly interested in the leading article in this week’s Literary Digest (October 26 number) as it covers comprehensively this new phase of Prohibition come to put the buyer and seller great purpose of the Eighteenth Amendment, The Bishop’s views, however, ostentatious and wnobstructive cour-|Service Station, Here you can get, tesy comes from the heart not arti-' the low down on the Nigger Head 7oal , from Zap. Walter machines. kinds, kinds for Wednesday Home Calls L. C. Jones, 897 Fourth street. J. L. George, 811 Fourth strect. E. Rose, 815 Fourth street. R. Penner, 821 Fourth street. McMahon furnishes Mr. es Tribune with a Corona typewiter. Ex-} pert repair service on all makes of rebuilt lbbons and suppiles of all sale, and satisfaction guar- ‘anteed are high points in Mr. Mc- q—— =~ \Mahon’s business, | In What Month Is Your Birthday? P. On your Birthday send Mother Flowers Hoskins-Meyer Home of KFYR the Short Stop F. T. Parks, 822 Sixth street. J. Larson, 812 Sixth street. RD. nelly, 825 Fourth street. C. Myers, 829 Fourth street. C. Roberts, 831 Fourth street. Dr. Ramstad, 824 Fourth street. F. Jansonius, 816 Fourth strect. D. McTilks, 814 Fourth street. R. G. McLaughlin, machines of all Strect. Mrs. Upham, 810 Fourth street. Rev. J. S. Wilds, 826 Sixth street. year old son of Mr. AD of Chicago was reclected general|mother was absent. 806 Fourth president of the Master Barbers’ As- | sociation of America, in annual con- | convention. Sophistication in both fabric and line is characteristic of the new fall coats that put in their smart appearance here. Materials of a new elegance are combined with flatter- ing furs of luscious colors and arranged in a specially priced group now featured at eRe GeSaeirin your enforcement which has stirred the press throughout the country to liveliest discussion. Other outsta:.ding news-features in “The Digest” this week are: Will the Submarine Torpedo Disarmament Conference? France, Italy, Japan, and Smaller Nations May Reject Anglo-American Pro- posal to Abolish the Submarine French Fears of ‘the London Naval Conference Old Age Pensions in Force in Canada Labor’s Triumph in Australia , Ernst Toller—Suspect Heat Is Fierce for Talky-Talkers When Women Take to Shylock The New Kirk of Scotland He Gave Millions for Capital-Labor Peace Wrecked by Volstead Chauffeurs for Trolley Cars Shot Through Space by Rocket Kitchen Maids Who Learned to Rule States Lawyer and Mystery Author Trade Blows The Front-Drive Automobile Mental Causes of High Blood- Pressure A Fine Collection of Interesting Illustrations Cover Reproduction in Original Colors—“Tide Flats,” Tacoma, Wash. By F. W. Southworth .. Get October 26th Number—On Sale Today—All News-dealers—10 Cents It is a mark of distinction to be a reader of Baees foie FUNK & WAQUALLS COMPANY, Pubtuhers, 354-260 Fourth Avenee, Now York The Jiterary Digest “THE MIND AT Deceptions of $. Sadier, M.D., F.A.C.S. tuallam—What They Are—How They Aflort Us. Clos, 410 THE CUMMINS CO. ~ Your Thrift Store MANDAN, NORTH DAKOTA A quality you would insist upon if you knew all of the facts PEPPER is not just pepper. They are not all alike —not by any means] Schilling’s is rich in aromatic oils, and full of flavor—some are merely stinging dust. There is one delicately flavored VANILLA. Others are harsh and pungent. Some are in-between. Do you know which is which —or why? Pure food experts do. Some of them use one brand by which to judge all others. That onc is Schilling! Schilling L EMON contains more than three times the amount of lemon oil prescribed by the Pure Food Laws. Schilling MUSTARD contains none of the flat, flavorless mustard bran that weakens the flavor of all others. And so on down the long list of 47 SPICES and 32 EXTRACTS. MONEY BACK from your grocer if you don't like Schilling’s best. Pepper | Schilling | BABY BURNS TO DEATH Clarissa, Minn., Oct. 24. () Sarf, burned to death tto Ewert/damaged the Sarf home while Millinery Specials for tor. vention here, St. Louis won the 1930/ row and Saturday at the Sa’ | Gold Shop, 312 Main Ave.