The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 28, 1930, Page 5

HELEN KANE ‘The Boop-Boopa-Deop Girl “He Loved the Ladies” All Talking Tayler Helmes Comaily Sound News Coler Novelty “Pointed Heels” $277.50 dealers everywhere can supply you.—Adv. January, 29-30-31, February 1 le wig a3 Pony. Unplucked Otter Coat, collar and cuffs of Japanese mink, former price $425 formedy $650... D397 OO Natural Siberian Squirrel Coats, formerly priced at $600, now ... 17-year: ian Moorhead, Minn, Jan. 22—(#)— ion for early i garments of Northern Seal, \ Sensational Final Clearance ERTSO Surpass Cleopatra ' Even If Woman Did M4 Frederick- James FUR COATS 1930__ today for annulment of the a Moorhead Man Pays of Loretta Young, actress, to Grant Withers, tured screen player. six months Friday -Saturday ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE!!! $127.50 $337.50 UNTIL WANTED NEXT FALL. All coats purchased at this sale will be stored during the cpming Dozens Not Listed summer and insured against fire, moth and burglary JANUARY 26, _ romance. was be- Values Values to $225, now yers in Real Medicine Now Commencing Noon, Wednesday, Until 5 p. m. Saturday Value Angeles, Jan. 28.—(?)—The for the scenario of Hollywood’s of the Bargains Offered uskrat, Marmink and Russ’ These Are a Few Examples For Stubborn, Hang-on Coughs An. extraordinary select bu: M ROB A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR SELECTION Wednesday-Thursday of conquering tough, hang-on bottle Northern Muskrat Coats, collars of fox and fitch, Genuine Alaskan Seal Coat, logwood brown ‘modes, Formerly 410 924-750 go to the Service drug store and $600, MOW -...-assecccecssnnsseee! to Separate for a Year $285, now .... List band, Grant Withers, Agree There’s shifting the Ce ME 7 enenheatd Seas ORR ARRAS RSE S i = ‘ a | of the Fie MOR aa A the establishment is starting to-| Loretta Young and New Hus. Gels israeli Ge aca of | All Officers of Northwest Board] store tore to the Sweet hop vt rele hs ded i naly Bae Hl i i iH f Me Bet Hie (ine ATLL: Te f or THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, ae a atte y_ to get rid of ins alon; » back from those who make fine things exclusively, Schilling makes only fine coffee—so can anyone else— i h, and until you try it you can blame yet for ae suffering. pa ‘through ‘the use of the remar is response to an invitation |i ved from the Minot Association Pai A ceOanerce Annual. Meeting \ Mueller and Frank W. Matson, | iif ul; L. W. Kube, South 8t. Paul; || Falls; J. F. Reed, Gary, “RHEUMATISM” Stomach Troubles, and Bullt up His Strength At The Same Olson, Renville; F. H. yoursel MORDER GIL, RUBIO') Schilling There is a wa: rheumatism Reelected at Seventh in the stor = Gi geaniascedr Pte Coffee—Tea—Baking Powder— 49 Spices—32 Extracts, ‘flluminating about Schilling | leaves the Schilling roasting rooms, for Schilling believes that “cheap- ness” is contagious, Other officers reelected were R. P. | eee for 1990 ares ed, rien Du- <a) Fay Harding, Bismarck; Her- would want if you bnew all the faéts Fact No. 15. The finest things usually come but onlySchilling does it, ‘Cheap coffee never enters nor ‘There are 42 other facts equally able medicine Tanlse that for Heats SHIPPERS’ ADVISORY | “is= ~VICE CHAIRMANSHIP = the board was organized in 1922, banish to thet Remover a uithe “SEE il i a ae ge<3 ai aa2% i : to which Tee elite (Ulipu | Pu: ae this remarkable aug sgeactte ; it Er ee a8 ¥ £ Na ta W. C. TU. will _ Group in Fargo and other distinguished representatives of neighboring | administration of the government. DANDRUFF! Now you can get rid of dandrutt Just by washing your hair, aeeda diet tlie: Ra: i vit *aa3 or oR *aaaltt HF if iit 3 Ma be Bi ful a He « i nity i : Had ia A his Receives Distinguished Riise N. D., Jan. 28—(P}—Visit-| up several public buildings, and seize | grease, oll and grime, And your will take on # new life, a new lus- inneso! Start today using discovery—Pitch’s Dandruff alt BAL ARCH wns HOLDING CONVENTION Blanding Fisher, Devils Lake, every trace of dandruff, every bit of Shampoo. Quickly it will a a aage3gr J 22 i 2 1: sa a Bh i ol i ecchily vie Mii ai A FY M i] P et a iT 55 : tb fe | ils F he HE ile Hi ely fe pera ay Heakh & gid i a harge of] A progressive bridge 5 iad an srt aye: members &@ Founder's Scie meeting ee Second street. Mrs. OL Young was tn charge of the pto- gram. Seven members dressed to Feline pengarichan gel! voit end trayed the second meeting of the io in Radi -County Briefs . : is & vialtor | dirt, ae asTJompeom, lnaber, is 9 a Hl | ay 1/3 eeaetee, F. W. Bauman is « business visitor {n the city from Wishek. i § ll id bi i +e E | a the party. Eaowien were in cl Will Outline Libra rvice in Katherine latte x oa.