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

1980 a Ez : bee & BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL 28 be = =e Tater the bodies of Mis. ot. nae ; LS oe and ‘Shipman, ‘the GAS TRIO FOR DEATHS OF eka, N.D., 26.—Hon:- Grang Forks, meres adi week-end at the NUPICOR GOVERNOR |. of North University ho reeently closed a six weeks series of te poe re to a regular audience of six to starting Tuesday evening by Bvangelist Oklahoma Blast Follows the South exploits of the mighty er, Mary Sudik No. 1 re- wide attention, today Oklahoma City, April 38—(7)—Nat- from where gers 41 it less He i HE ii iflavilt a ing Is Planned ly; Dickinson Zone Meet- ‘An account of @ recent visit to. Balla i Ht i) in : nee ie wa i i Ait ae 8 tl age ane rei i safiyit al | ile Hh ae : fy a5 a Hea saath i S ie < las Crew of 20 Escapes Unharmed ic F] me ite aE AH aah ie ae i as Terrific Explosion a st be aT bel me A] iilg! il i ‘ z F wages ii i si a sis ies i a et Enjoyable Singing at 7:30 Wednesday Evening -- April 30 -- 8 o’Clock Tuesday Evening - - April 29 - - 8 o’Clock “The Voice Which Never Will Be Silenced” flv i i appin mga itis Hee 3 However carelessly pure i aig Hi i HE A aH aa nue ary kia their bodies, this i isk } 35 are glycerin onc The Curtain Is Drawn Aside” Meetings Every Following Evening Spiritual song service every evening at 7:30 under the direction of “The Drama of the World’s History Witnessed as i ii ii il a4 1 ki j : 335 ie ag f é | i i § od i i ge ig hy ay g 57 B. B. Biets, whose singing has been appreciated by large radie (Special invitation te singers.) 7H 3s 5a ia i He 2 rome ae audiences, Everybody af x4! ells ill ad ti “adi i tied a | a ital street from High School Meetings in Church across Free 628 Severtth Street North Flt fi | ii i at ot wily Seats Welcome ial al] i sit q ite Counties rep- here Tuesday. i Peented will be Campbell, Walworth, 7:15 - 9:15 — 15¢ - 40 Tonight - Tuesday Night i iy ‘laa iy li He eat i da i i HE dg ej 3 ae ih GIVE-AWAY FY’s 2 trade secret not generally i at BEL Today and Tuesday ‘eal ge i hae ail kaown, but s number of leading hairdressers use White King ing—even though it’s specifically designed for household use! Granulated Soap for shampoo- ih Hh HH il iit 3 Bue i ae “s.. A Romance of Covered Wagon Days of °49. ‘That's because White King Granulated Soap is the purest, a © Herat it fl if of Af ue (a 87 34 wi 4 FETE sort. It’s made of vegetable oils safest. sosp made. It contains a0 “filler” nor foreign matter of say good enough to eat! If water 2, aitng Magan, was |Get As Sem, Mitre he won't hurt it, White King won't «sblankers .. dishes... oc lingerie. i} Mf ae : fs ui And it’s economical too. Be- a3 i uit sts af 4 En ili A a long way. A teaspoonful to the basin of water, or 2 cupful in the washtub, and your washing cause it’s condensed, a little goes CAN'T CATCH es te, and teres drowned sores tie ? Hebron, was a busi- nM the week-end. Z ih & a £ ig HT il batt i “yae fll? Hla troubles are over. Your grocer has it. iv fe i i it ct ie ae jal Hi i Te vty eli i Ht th aa “Song of theWest” BG; de nin ai 1 jf i 4 Clubs And Social Groups & His ‘i ak gy JOHN BOLES VIVIENNE SEGAL rk ewe TN i | 4 Meetings of JOE E. BROWN i : Pe il Hl & ana th hi ij A c} a ii aS a esi Tee Lgl * ie i ait |S a3. i EE 3 ° ry i in i y ms | enle ui stss i For those people who en- You save in using it. Use less than of high priced brands. MILLIONS OF POUNDS Hf ‘ ah ca i a rT , from 1914 to/ i} a ae Sees ‘eet se, first; the ‘and ay 8, 38 ra Uh Hae i “i! i ‘it 4