The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 12, 1934, Page 3

< northwestern South Dakota will be To See World’s Fair! quests of tne rord Motor o, in'a tr Ford dealers from throughout | Chicago Ease Pain Now Minutes IN AN HOUR WELL, DID BAYER ASPIRIN STOP THAT HEADACHE ? APRAID ILL HAVE TO MISS THE DANCE AT THE CLUB TONISHT. 10 LOVE TO @0, BUT WE Now comes amazingly ick reli ural os. the. a ah said, vet dibcooesed. sahdlas ‘Those results are due to a scien- WHY BAYER ASPIRIN tific discovery by which a B WORKS SO FAST spitia TobiG begins ts ole “ disintegrate, in the amazing space of two seconds after touching moisture. And hence to start “taking hold” of pain a few minutes after taking. tellp the story. A Bayer Tatier stants e si r. ja low it. work almost instantly, When: you buy, th 1, see that For “Bayer. Aspiis’s, quick peli always say “‘ AYER Aspirin.” CHAMPIONS WIN 1ITH CONSEC track EXTRA-RANGE Spark Plugs were used exclusively in the 1934 Indianapolis 500- Mile Race. Bill Cummings, the winner, set a new 104.865 miles per hour. CHAMPION ward, they were told by C. O. Rudd,|pliance boards successfully adjusted | leigh county warrants, totaling . Bautcott, both of | 200 cases. Fleck and James Childs of Bismarck; Oscar Bauman, Linton; Mike Schu- B » Wishek; Otis Bryant, Napoleon; A. Vinje, Steele; H. Wurm, Tuttle; A. Fisher, Regan; W. E. Wildfang, Dris- coll; Otto Schimanski, Solen; Arthur Laurence, Hebron; W. Johnson and Harry Dietrich, Dickinson; Joe Doyle, Belfield; A. Johnson, Beach; Frank ‘Wernli, Hazen; and A. Botten, Carson. and Pollock in South Dakota. Local NRA Boards End Work Friday Friday will mark the passing of the local NRA compliance boards, estab- lished nine months ago by NRA Ad- ministrator Hugh 8. Johnson in var- ious cities and towns of North Da- kota to assist in administering the President's re-employment agreement. R. B. Cummins, state NRA compli- ance director, said Tuesday the duties which they have been performing, greatly reduced since permanent codes. replaced the president’s agreement in &@ majority of industries, will be per- formed by the state compliance direc- tor to whom all complaints concern- ing violations should be sent. Letters have been sent to all com- Pliance boards by General Johnson, conveying the thanks of the presi- & dealer sales meeting in) dent and the administration for serv- ‘Terrace a 150 More Burleigh Warrants Called In One hundred fifty edditional Bur- 620.4, are-being called in by enest assist .|Elness, county treasurer, e ane store and Told enter anes all nounced Tueaday. The called. ware ing code compliance, local adjustment |T@nts now include all registered below boards will be established in the most | No. 2,650. WINS ARMY HONOR West Point, N. Y., June 12—(P)— Appointments of new cadet officers at the U. 8. Military Academy were announced by Major General William D. Connor, superintendent, after the completion of graduation exercises Shipment to market of 85 addi- |here Tuesday. Appointments in- tional carloads of starving cattle | cluded: from Minnesota, North and South Lieutenants: David A. Gregg, Sher- Dakota, was announced Monday | wood, N. D. night by drouth relief officials in St. Paul. This makes a total to date of 164 carloads, or approximately 5,780 head of stock, which actual- ly have been put on the rails from farm to market. Purchase of drouth-stricken cattle is far ahead of shipments, which have only begun. In North Dakote alone the federal emer- gency relief administration has bought more than 50,000 head. Of Monday's carloads, 70 orig- inated in Minnesota, eleven in South Dakota and four in North Dakota. Shipping points in North Dakota included Hazelton and Cando. es ok alge a Drouth Area Cattle Received at Market St. Paul, Minn., June 12.—()— Parts of the Sahara desert have frost one or two nights a year. A policy was announced where- by weakened western cattle, which cannot stand a longer trip, may be processed in Fargo or St. Paul. Schilling Think of your fire insur- ance before the fire. Ask this agency to help you check up and make sure that your protection is adequate. Why not do Poultry so—today? Seasoning This agency represents the Hartford Fire Insur- ance Company—an insti- tution that has been Adelicious seasoning for soups, stews, al] meat and poultry dressings an serving countless prop- ] the your ae” erty owners so faithfully since 1810. _ _———_————————— a record averaging SPARK PLUGS is no flame. in keeping the hands beautiful. other way—so, we suggest —, under an avalanc of pots and pans The average housewife spends from four to eight hours (or one full working day) every month in washing sooty pan kettle bottoms—UNLESS she has an ELECTRIC Range. With Electric Cooking, there is NO SOOT because there Think of this saving in time andle--~ -~d wh-t it means Then too—Electric Cooking is MUCH cooler. It does not heat up your Kitchen. And you'll find—that everything considered—it’s just as cheap to cook with electricity as any Switch To Electric NOW! For Complete Information Visit Your Electric Shop or North Dakota Power & Light Co. You wouldn’t feed your horse musty oats — Feed your motor Gamble’s 100% Penn. Oil and it will last, MURPHY “The Man Who Knows Insurance” Bismarck 218 Broadway Phone 577 too—Med. S. A. E. 30, 5 gal. can, $3.10 plus 20c Federal Tax—1 pt. Gamble’s Polish with 5 yd. polish cloth, 39c. IT'S THE FIRST TIME BIG SISTER HAS DONE A LICK OF WORK, 00 SINCE SHE GRADUATED LAST YEAR §. } yh hard to believe that this big change in sister is entirely due to Post’s 40% Bran Flakes! However, we'd like to say this much, quite seri. ously, to everyone: If you're feeling kind of “slow on the up-grade” and generally below par, it may be that you have a sluggish intestine. . . due to lack of bulk in the diet; So why don’t you eat Post’s 40% Bran Flakes every morning? It contains bran to supply that bulk you need, to help keep food wastes moving along the intestinal tract... and to promote regular elimi- nation. It also contains other parts of wheat, to supply that appetizing flavor. You'll love it! Post's 40% Bran Flakes With Other Parts Of Wheat is « product of General Foods. 0¢.r.con..10 The clean Center Leaves are the mildest leaves They Tatle Better / throat protection. But here’s a point that’s just as impressive: Luckies are round, firm, fully packed with long golden strands of fine tobacco—no loose ends. That’s why Luckies “‘keep in condition” —why you'll find that Luckies do not dry out. Truly, Luckies are all-ways kind to your throat. We like telling you that Luckies are made of only clean center leaves. For the clean center leaves are the mildest leaves— they cost more—they taste better. And we're proud of the fact that these choice tobaccos receive the benefit of Lucky Strike’s famous process—‘“‘It’s toasted’”’ for Cxgpighs BEM ‘thy Gemmtme tars Comm ip a ata HESE ARE THES “It’s toasted” ; V Luckies are all-ways kind to your throat - 4.5