The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 28, 1930, Page 3

Oe vn : _THE BISMARCK. TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28. 1930_) at & Ovened ait, Sra, P| Henry L. Reade, state fire marshal, econ tit. will leave tomorrow for Kensal, where iene? ry p ra Mandan Garbage Disposal | Service Efficient, Cheap) o's “roms ete S50 More Millions | Treat Colds Direct aa git tional High School Chorus which will fire department. building. Running Expenses of System be heard in Chicago, March 28, at the) | 7he marshal will discuss fire pre- fo 3 ; oad conference of music super- vention and methods of fire fighting beac abe a % a Require Less Than'$2,000 | “ors. Gee in his speech. a ae ray ie osing” ag oe h F. W. Mason and ©. W. Miller went Vaporizing Salve; ‘ Each 12 Months to Fargo yesterday to be present for| Miesen Talks on Farm C= eo Royal Arch tinier. ern ee Board Problems and | are giving up the slow, indirect way MESSER; HELELWNG WORK) ya criveFails | LORRS st Luncheon! farms seit eat Tat ‘ : 4 x the modern direct treatment—Vicks *Purchase of Truck and Rat Ex-| To Arrive in Mandan |. Farm board development was out- | Vaponub - » ‘ s Tarntemcet= =| Our Shoe Stock Must Be Reduced - E A termination Cost $1,203- For Trainer Contest| luncheon, today, by A. R. Miesen, |Parts and checks the cold tn tee : i an ‘26, Seitz” Says saisesalk- estas Mati wle\ ew pour ot tie bond to tek he ee eee bane; ore, mialod tf On account of being forced to vacate our present store and go into smaller quar- |’ 2 o le 3 . . . . < nal Sale aetna Der ners soe aehool| farmer help himselt as much as pos~ | "en, “ the inflamed alr_passages; ters temporarily. We find it necessary to reduce our stock of high grade shoes. Mandan spends less than $2,000 an- |Mandan, failed to resume action at | sible under the operations of the new through “the skin ‘ike ‘poultice or i + { nually in running expenses for its 7:30 o'clock last evening as was sched- | !ew and with the assistance of cred-| oor “drawing out” tightness and : ickl . * Pers aah muy garbage Gispocsl service, ac: |e ators | oF $600/000000, Al the revolving fund | Soreness. In order to do this quickly, we have materially reduced the price ‘on the majority cording to W. H, Beltz, city auditor. m an Legion ,000. "Also ‘aaa i Oe last six months period, |quintet set out from the MeLean| the board insists on the growers of irs vo - Leura Jax rubbed oy of our stocks to ’|county city yesterday afternoon in various products concentrating their n : , ne Seine teen 8 oe ee ores. automobiles, with Mandan as. its|tival organizations into one cooper- we egw thet ae Seine” totes eee Tung ce aretage, runuing ex. |destindtion, Drlfted snow. hawever:| ative body, apt to do, ‘Today the whole trend of | 5 penses for.a year ‘would be $1,829.92, |Presented too great an obstecle and| Agent Miesen urged members to al ae is “ need. = 4 % . Presented too great, an cbeife cane| make it a point to hear S. R. McKel- | medicel prac db libidies i tl = = ‘a Running. expenses for the service less “dosing.” at Mandan being canceled. vie, of the board, When he comes here | * during eee vo ee te, ‘The ireioers have no games ar-| February 17 to speak on the policies j , To taal gerd i Lesh lef wane for cate expcaes: ‘and $300 ranged definitely in the immediate | of the board and ‘the operation of the A ee pare tiene yearly," Wes raised for salary to-the keeper of the ity /'" arm rellef 10 adux sang two solos | to “2t Million” @ short time ago. This Everything goes on sale that we will not replace for the coming season. one service demanded expenditures Mandan’s Honor Roll be Merel Schwantes gave & cl tose ne Hig “Over 26 Million ars : ‘8 7 of #120825 during the period outside | Delaved: Teacher Ill}, ucts were Jolce Moule. FE ae eo Extra large reductions are being made on Ladies and Children’s Footwear in ,, rye Gitor points out. A truck was pur- : See Od m , Puccin. | anibaanicesileiamaetataee broken lots and discontinued items, including suedes, satins, patent leathers and other novelties. ' ee chased last July for $1,091.25. | The f “Pied Piper of Hamlin” asked $85 for ‘é Sena ges argo" bape Loge “A ridding the city dumping ground Of |schools for the last six weeks THEATRE. CULL, BAKKEN, BRADY |! and JANZ Certified Public Accountants |; INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS Dahl Bldg. Bismarck Phone 359 rats, and the city purchased $27 /of last semester probably will not be worth of rat poison. announced until next week, according Chris Messmer, driver of the closed |to J, C. Gould, superintendent of Hee toth tie, busin popes Pe rtines ion ess re-| Tiiness of Miss Marion Bachelder sidential sections, makes three trips history instructor, has made ‘inal each week through the city collect-jgrades in her classes late and the ing refuse to be taken to the dump- {honor roll cannot be prepared until ing grounds. Hotels are required to}stter she returns to classes nex’ pay for garbage service but most | Monday. other businesses receive free service] Miss Bachelder underwent an ope- ) as do the residences, Mr. Seitz says. |ration for appendieitis two weeks agu ( “John Helbling, Sr., is caretaker of jand is convalescing at her home in 3 the dumping grounds, which js en-|Brainerd, Minn. i closed by fencing, and all material Closed (PY. the grounds which can be | Ge, = , « burned is disposed of in this fashion. Steele Man Fined $10 RESERVOIR TROUBLE | ‘nunc casessme src Pleading guilty to a charge ‘of reck- less driving, William Smith, Steele, | MAKES MANDAN DRY ee Specially Large Lot of Children’s Shoes 95c to $1.95 All Cloth Overshoes 1-3 Off Kichmond's Bootery Last Showing Tonight Tuesday, Jan. 28 ~CxLarA Bow -- iceman Donald Fouts after he had |§ @ nd o e G Water Available in Sufficient; figured in an automobile accident in | 4 2 . Meee santas fee Bean |e crag, Sa xplains what Makes a 1r neice i ; the intersection of Main street and Is Drained Eighth avenue northeast. The cab .o—_— made a left turn and a collision, in ; 4 : Mandan stropped its razor in vain} which both cars were badly damag- . ¢ this morning. ed, resulted. H Say. ‘Water. one.of the prime requisites} Smith, # man named Baldwin who for a comfortable shave, was shut off | was :riding with him, and the taxi during the night and not until al-/ driver were uninjured. most 9 o'clock was it available uni- ' —_—_—_—_—_——_- Pe formly {fom faucets throughout the | Vocational Guidence » : tity. . p sqgitutting off the water. for 2. pete Talk at High School me necéssary that the broken 4 ere ee rena float valve in the smallest | . Set for This Evening of the city iene naeuarney A three * reservoirs repaired, accord- ¢ guidance conferences ing to Sig Ravnos, cher ee soapes will be held at the High school this Ra Se RRR a before 6'p. m: by G. E, Macklcn, in | secretary of the North Dakota library making a girl really alluring,” “When I fe er char of he Serre Mrsen of commimi, Tndny erenig, OE says Clara Bow, whove vivid beauty and oy cre Ge ose? \ water running into the reservoir when & profession to boys interested in that Personality have won her world-fame in ‘ —so many of the water has reached ‘a suff! |Subject, and Miss Cook wil. address - motion pictures. It’s lovely skin. them saying nice things about my skin—I long to answer every one height in-the besin, Mr. Ravnos cx- ; a pianed, ans therefore must be. te ee. interested in Ubrary adminis- _ “You may have marvelously appeal- paired immediately or the’ reservoir ration. ing eyes—and a lot of charm—and a of them and tell these girls that they can keep OR Ae (ULE tee aie stands out above all others in _ pictures have! "YT tans ONE THING that even more close-ups than the silent will overflow. : 5 ; fate. of A To repair the yalve it was neces- : beautiful figure. sary to ciate the Angas hanes. pe ‘ 4 “But just notice the way. people water shortage morning. ate ace |commerce.” ; cluster around a girl who has lovely now is being pumpéd direetly into the : skin! And any girl can have lovel water mains-rather than through the t TLL HEAR CK Beit re ; : Paar Te. A Dek be Tepe the valve| ing will be: Rea by the siate|f| Adults 35¢ until 7:30 skin if she takes good care of it!. oT their akin just sometime tomorrow but the city will railroad’ board at Minot’ on February “J got my first chance in the movies, as prearanpeld hot be ii want of water-as the direct {6 on'the application of the Red Line partly, at least, because of what my —— as we screcn stars —by using father calls my ‘baby-smooth’ skin ux Toilet Soap. , is the main: Transportation company of Minot for a gaat Pumping ts opr c was, discovered (permission to operate sdally motor Tod la Ig wient jproKncklen found he weeer- |frelght service between Minot and y ; “You see, motion 1 picture directors : : ’ found out long ago that unless a girl has marvelous skin she can never. make voir: overflowing. late Saturday after- Crosby and intermodiate points. noon. It has'a capacity of 150,000 . ‘ gallons. ‘Only a small ‘quantity of “water was lost through the overflow. | : pe ee eee ppears in a close-up. The incandes- Thomas Kopp Given Pe oi | mapper oa ae S ied Sentence. | Keg Her Mind : czat lights reveal = snes a in After Beating Wite'J 4 “Who says a girl can't “That’s why we motion picture ac- tresses have to keep our skin at its'very best every minute. “Several years ago some of us began using Lux Toilet’Soap, and were .enthusiastic about it. Pleading guilty to a charge:of ws-/SOVE behave in a one-piece bath- saulting his wife, Thomas | ing suit?.,. + i faulting this srorring was sentensed throat: 30 days in the Morton coun- | 4 chat M. =a Garg. “What d'ya: mean a girl can’t: be decent without stockings? ... JOAN.CRAWFORD faces the close-up without fear .9 out of 10 Screen Stars use it of-tl peace, and ordered to pay $7; 3 Judge Sheen suspended the sen-/ { : tence, however, and plage the man; e probation for one’year. i used his fists on his .wife, ee the oe Of Jan. | When your throat is burning and raw Bl z_when every coud je lke the scrap “Listen, if a girl wants to be good she can get by in 4 string of beads... . and if it, Janet ‘Gaynor—- , Joan Crawford — ‘There are now 521 important actresses Ey not safe’ in tin-plate ; Billie Dove — Bebe Hollywood, including all stars. Of armor!” rae Daniels — Dorothy these, 511 use Lux Toilet Soap, both at NANCY CARROLL Mackaill. - home and in their studio dressing “Take Nancy Carroll, for instance, i aaeer ‘ one of Paramount’s most fascinating thusiasm - girls. Shekeepsherfairekindelectableas - grant ss an apple blossom with Lux Toilet Soap. has been made offi- | “And Mary.Brian, too. 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