The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 9, 1930, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1930 Here passengers may enjoy a radio entertainment, order soda fountain , = to.the observation recess at the rear.|with mica shades. Interior decora- The visitors looked, questioned and {tions are done in light tones for the marveled. at the beauty and comfort |ceilings, with green predominating of equipment. below. Light walnut also is used. The Photograph). Some of Visitors compartments and drawing rooms are William Bull, official photographer |in warm umber tones. Carpets were of the Northern Pagific, was aboard | specially designed, and arc laid on a the train and posed a number of the | felt base. visitors in one of its compartments! The windows are brass framed, with and in the observation space. AMON {the glass set in rubber to eliminate these were Forest M. Davis, as presi- | yipration noises. * dent of the Association of Commerce; Mrs. James Wakeman, as a pioneer; THOUSANDS INSPECT NEW N. P. LIMITED IN VISIT TO BISMARCK North Coast Train Found Mar-| mrs: s..w. Corwin, as & kinswoman \ of one of th® builders of the Missouri the Pullman company took excep- vel in Passenger Equipment river bridge; Governor George F-|tionat measures to assure a diner of Shafer and Rev. O. 8. Rindahl. These ynusual attractiveness. A full size refreshments, make use of the card room or have maid, valet or barber service. There are even facilities for shower baths. There is also a well- lighted library, writing desk and an open observation platform for enjoy- ment of the scenery. The North Coast. Limited’s sched- ule after June 1 will be 60% hours westbound ‘and 61 hours eastbound between Chicago and the Pacilic coast. 4 Riot Agitators Are When it came to decorating and furnishing the dining cars needed for the new North Coast Limited fleet, in regular service five days, es the/10 - section, one - compartment and . westward trip from Chicago begins|one-drawing roonr type. There are See MoT RLAMAEG ee per Conrad Nagel May 15. ; no “lower age’ oF “upper ans tise, ‘ana a t t M The official escort of the exhibition |these cars. Spaciousness of dressing 3 " @) a j train consisted of C. L. Townsend, as-|rooms is increased. Washstands have Mate wether, beduty aoa” Recon | Lila Lee y { ! sistant general passenger agent; F.|shelves for toilet cases. Both lower | i in z i ‘W. DeGuire, executive assistant to|and upper berths are equipped with — | i rere Charles Donnelly, president; Howard |deep box spring beds. Vapor heating Second Wife Beauty and Comfort BEGINS SERVICE ON MAY 15 Seven Such to Travel Regularly Between Chicago and Pa- cific Northwest Cities The acme of refinement in rail travel was revealed to more than 5,000 visitors to the new North Coast Limited during its exhibition stay of three hours here Thursday evening. ‘When the palatial train reached Bis- | marck it already had recorded visits; in five days totaling 30,000. After a stay of two hours at Mandan the ‘Limited continued its exhibition tour westward, to end in the Pacific Northwest May 20. By that time the fleet of seven Limiteds will have been H. Ellsworth, assistant general freight agent; and Lynn R. Challoner, assist- ant general freight and passenger agent in Montana. ‘The train personnel over this. di- vision included Conductor William Wakeman, of Jamestown; William Wicks, traveling engineer; Martiz Freese, engineer, and Louis Halver- son, fireman; E. W. Grace, Pullman photos will be used to illustrate de-| scriptive pamphlets about the train. The new Limited suggests 30 years of railway travel history. In its en- tirely new dress, the only all-Pullman train operating between. Chicago and the Pacific cities marks a third evo- lution in equipment, passenger of- ficials said. é \ An investment of more than; $4,000,000 is represented in the seven North: Coast, Limiteds required for the fleet which will serve the North- west. Features of Train Among the features of the train is the use of roller bearings throughout the equipment. These bearings are designed to increase the smoothness of operation. Forty cars employ a type in which the wheels revoive on a stationary axle, while 20 cars use the type in which both wheel and axle turn. t The new North Coast Limited Pullmans are 83 feet long and of the systems are provided. Window sashes have individual air intakes for venti- lation. - Windows Set in Rubber Lighting fixtures are of oronze interior model of the car was con- structed, painted and decorated, hung with shades and draperies and fitted out with carpets, chairs, tables and other equipment. In this manner in- terior decorators were able to try at various experiments until they achieved the exact results desired. Modern’ trends in decoration are reflected in the diners by such touches as the long window drapes, the especially ‘designed lighting fix- tures and a carpet pattern newly made. A neufral gray-green color was used for the walls, with an ivory-tan ceil- ing and decorated frieze panels. The seat covering is mohair of rose back- ground with walnut figures. Draper- ies are of a cool, jade green. A new note in, car illumination was intro- duced by placing mica shaded lights above each table. There are 12 tables in each car, seating 36 persons. 60%-Hour Schedule Soon In the spotless, sanitary kitchens BELIEVE IT OR NOT, Executed by France Paris, May 9.—(?)—Four of 39 men condemned to death for the Indo- China riots during February today ‘were executed at Yenbay. The 39 men were members of a large group of agitators arrested in connection with a mutiny, bomb throwing and other disorders. Thirty- three others were given life imprison- ment, nine were given 20 years and others lighter sentences. Nine were pardoned last week by President Doumergue. The outbreaks were charged to communistic propaganda. Capitol Last Times Tonight A startling powerful story that strikes at the heart of every home. Laurel - Hardy All Talking Comedy Pathe Featurette AY SALE! 4-ply Riverside 18,000 Mile Guaranteed Tires and Tubes - - Balloons 29x4.40 Tire and Tube .......$ 6.59 30x4.50 Tire and Tube . oe T45 $1.00 i] ' conductor; J. 8. Oliver, steward. THERE s MORE “Sweet Sixteen” 30x5.00 Tire and Tube ... 9.50 eee Rs ‘. ; Bee es estes inspector, IN THE 31x5.25 Tire and Tube ... 11.29 Offered for any old tire, not Drawn by Locomotive 2600 all the Tomorrow Only 31x5.00 Tire and Tube ....... 9.89 Montgomery Ward’s brand, as way from St. Paul and Duluth, the train steamed in here at 5 o'clock. For the next three hours there was a stream of people climbing up to the locomotive cab to view its fixtures LITTLE ONE! TAKE this big package of soap we adjust on any of our tires. This price will be allowed on the purchase price of a new tire and CORDS 30x3!, O.S. Tire and Tube ...$ 5.59 and passing the length of its ten cars bubbles in your left hand. Take 30x34, S.S. Tire and Tube ... 6.98 : Sete wide 32x48.8, Tire and Tube ...... 10.59 tube. You can buy as many Minister Is the heavier? ....Well, you see | 38x5 S. S. Tire and Tube ..... 20.19 tires and tubes as you please. °. iow it ist * 5 5 Enthusiastic Special Sale of Sum- Thaasweriuibiacwrhise Kinks All Sizes Carried Note the reduced prices to the Over Konjola gtanulated and condensed form jefe OMIea inn chensediniics North Dakota Pastor . Wishes He Had Known of New and Different Medicine Long Ago mer Hats Saturday Only Buy one at regular price and get any other one of your choice in permits it to pack closer in the carton, like powdered sugar. So you really get more soap from the smaller package. White King Granulated Soap is Riverside De Luxe Battery GUARANTEED 2 YEARS age—guaranteed mileage. ) what mightier, what more con- ||] stock for only economical for another reason. Exchange vincing recommendation could Kon- A little goes so far! A teaspoon- f A oars any eS than nae 50c ful ia a basin of ne for fine | 11 plate heavy ............4.. $4.95, rateful wi y i 1 ths he | 7 rl ; who, to thelr erlating oy, put |l{ Prices up to $5.88. All new inbctuchine. And irsabsolately | And Then— 18 plate heavy .............+5 $6.45 - on jo! e st ant fount H 1 i i i. : .. Jick Bod Hescniah ees Srna 0 Smee eee Papaitey ibemiecioae aaa know paae ore on the first place hm Dress Sho hamden ind 7 Offered for your old battery i 204 Fourth -Strect > Feckans? y (0) attery in 13 plate, thin $6.35 exchange on a new battery pur- { RA eee elke cue chased from Montgomery Ward { psicer estore aig & Co. store at Bismarck during ' Guaranteed 2 1-2 Years iH ee ayes : { Exchange this special Pay Day Sale. River- Price ‘THE REV. M. BRAUNERSREUTHER Konjola does work, speedily and thoroughly its seeming wonders to perform, for all of Konjola’s 32 ingre- dients—22 of them the juices of roots end herbs of known medicinial value —work together yet singly in cleans- ing and stimulating the organs of di- gestion and elimination, and in rid- ding the system of accumulated poi- sons and impurities. Consider as a FINEST side ™>‘teries’ original cost less for : vs. And the guarantee is th...—no alibis offered when making legitimate adjustments. 58 years of Ward’s backing goes with every sale. PAY DAY SALE May 10th to May 16th 11 plate, super .... 13 plate, super . Wardwear Battery Guaranteed Onc Year | typical example of Konjola at work, the experience of the Rev. M. Brau- TIRE CHAINS Garden Hose wee, on, oe CARS EVER Pes 8 cover this modern medicine for the fo off of our reg- Cc tomach, liver, ki and bowels, i Star eat Conasan ol OF F Ee RE D ular low paiens on ‘ Per Foot fl Derveusnees, One sat ene all tire c _ on With the purchase of any Trail Blazer, Heavy Nozzle or Sprinkler Free ; such wonderful things; the medicine hand. Duty or Super Service tire, or tire and tube, dur- with 50 foot length. i from gas and indigestion. A friend her. ‘Something that will give her pleasure out of all pro- Cherries 5 Gallon Kit of \ of mine told me that he had excel- i ifli : fent results trom Konjois, and 7 de-| Hi Pha @) @ ae peu (9 the titling cost, 29c COVERALL of which seven million bottles have been used in two years? Then meet the Konjola Man at Hall’s drug store, ‘Third and Broadway, Bismarck. He is here, not primarily to sell Konjola, but to explain it. You will not hear mere promises, but about actual cases wherein Konjola has triumphed when all else tried has failed. Read right now the words of the Rev. Braunersreuther, who said to the Konjola Man: For three years I suffered dread- fully from kidney trouble, nervous- ness and stomach trouble. Frequent- ly I had sharp pains over my kidneys, and it was often necessary for me to get up several times at night. I lost much sleep and morning found me tired out more than the night before. My nervous condition was so bad that I could hardly preach my sermons. Nearly every meal brought me misery cided to try thisnew medicine. I had tried many medicines, but Konjola was the first that gave me the results I was looking for. Today every trace of pain is gone; night rising has com- pletely stopped and for the first time in months I am enjoying a good night's rest. My nerves are in excel- Jent condition and I am not bothered by gas and indigestion. I only regret that I did not know of this medicine sooner, and I take great pleasure in endorsing it.” The same splendid story of success whenever Konjola is given a chance to show why it is the most celebrated medicine in America. Though Kon- jola does work quickly a complete treament of from six to eight bottles AT SUCH PRICES M.B.Gilman Co. iI] Home « I “HOTEL - livery. flowers to Mother on Her Day. idea for your family to adopt the idea this year? The very first thing on Sunday morning, present Mother with a gorgeous bouquet of bright blossoms or a blooming plant .... Mother is always doing tender, thoughtful little things for us. Now, here is something we can do for Telephone Your Order Now. Seyi flcers - Oscar H. Will & Co. What a charming custom it is, this plan of giving Wouldn’t, it be a fine She will remember for years this token of your thoughtfulness. 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Pound House Paint “Must Satisfy” Our Guarantee Per Gallon $6.98 $2.33 a MONTGOMERY WARD Men’s Raincoats $3.79 Fresh New $4.79 Stock Shipment stom Third and Broadway, Bismarck, \ Flower Phone 784 315 Third Street Hours: Nine - Six Phone tiere dally he is meeting: Bie public Open evenings and until noon Mother’s Day. Sat.: Nine - Nine BISMARCK, N. DAK Four-Seven-Six and explaining the merits of this new and different medicine. Free samples -gfiven.—Adv. f i)