The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1933, Page 4

Sng WRECKS AUTO E. Wolfe and their daughter narrow. ated, about three-quarters of a ton. escaped serious injury when their|The car was damaged. The moose car hit one that weighed, they esti-| escaped. YOU GET THE GENUINE @ The motoring public is enthusi- astic about the new ways of bring- ing Quaker State Motor Oils direct from refinery to crankcase ...clean, pure and uncontaminated: conve- nient green-and-white refinery- sealed cansand the familiar green- and-white drum, made modern by a patented double-seal. ad Want increased mileage, lowered repair bills? You can start today GENUINE QUAKER STATE MOTOR OILS Insist on getting Quaker State. Ordinary motor oils average a quart, more or less, of “light-end” oil which vaporizes, burns up quick- ly. Quaker State removes the light- end material at the refinery. You get 4 full quarts of genuine motor lubricant per gallon, net. In actual service, an “extra quart of lubrica- tion in every gallon.” Quaker State Oil Refining Co., Oil City, Pa. $234,300 LOANED IN duly Volume, Federal Land Bank Reports Bt. Paul, Loans ed What fun the youngsters will have with these wonderful Post Toasties Cut-Outs! And how you'll all love these de- licious golden flakes, made from tender hearts of corn. Flakes that stay so crisp in milk or cream ; : : 80 good with fruit or berrie: ONLY Post Toasties offers by dispatch. ba ‘Figures | ‘ATE LAST MONTH A similar acceleration in handling] toang for almi applications is shown for the entire diserlet,, includ =| GUT She ESS Was Two and One-Half Times le- » Sept. 21.—()—| mand for farm credit,” said President farmers in North Da-|F. H. Klawon, ‘We have had to ex- Paul during August total $234,000, al-| scores of new employes while dispos- most 2% times the July volume,‘and | ing of a steadily increasing volume of —rR—eEeE——— CUT-OUTS FOR THE CHILDREN—FREE! QUIVERING NERVES an 7 ing Mil ta, Wis: consin and Mic! . In August vaume of $288,700 compared win| 7a ha Ma's reponm to an em oh or My "alsa since the federal mpi iba iat Res land bank had given to tt the prob-| ‘n° onthe to follow.” lem of meeting an unprecedented di . STILL SEEK SUSPECT Devils Lake, N. D., Sept. 21.—( | Pand every department, have trained rh ie Afberound Smartness Unequalled at This PENNEY’S Fall SUITS $11.90 to - $22.50 “twan| Look at the smart lines and the on that, Ed! Better clothes at lower costs. That's their success Sree Cut-Outs like these! : 5: Cowboys, a Lone Ranger on one package; Traders, Cov- ered Wagons, a Pony Express on another; Indians, Tepees, Buffaloes on still a third. Ask ® _ FLECK MOTOR SALES, Inc. Local Distributors 100 WEST BDWY. BISMARCK, N. D. on the proposed “emergency replacement tax” designated on the ballot as the Sales Tax _ at the Election September 22, because it Is an unnecessary ADDED tax. Cannot help distressed schools this year, even if adopted. Will INCREASE local tax burden and DECREASE local receipts, but cannot be used locally. Falls hardest on heads of families, farmers, and those least able to pay. Favors NON-RESIDENT at the expense of LOCAL tax- payers. Will cripple commercial activity, bankrupt agriculture, create unfair competition, turn away tourists. Is designed primarily for building a political machine at the expense of the taxpayer, and will encourage govern- mental extravagance. Is OPPOSED by Farmers Union; State Labor Assembly; _ Educators; Bar, Medical, Dental, and Taxpayers Ase'n., and most North Dakota’s State and National officials. a Shall Said Referred Measure Be Approved? State Protective League. Bismarck, N. D. . (Political Advertisement) : ‘Want to sell town property, Want to recover lost articles, Want to rent a house or farm, Advertise In ; The Bismarck Tribune} ‘:-- PHONE 82: + 7_| ae ane 4 4 story. And they're certaintymakinghead- lines with it!” New Fabrics! New Colors! OVERCOAT VALUES iA & youive ‘seen ‘at this ‘Low Pricel $11.90 to | : siti ipo ygpsat Valunn" you -. open every Saturday from 9:00 A.M.to9:00P.M. - : Bismarck’s Busiest Department Store North Dakota