The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 10, 1936, Page 7

tour of the Smokies of Tennessee and [PRESIDENT DICTATES 1 Park in tare, Wonates Pane lies haze-enshrouded peaks, thick forests. CUE ee A poblig Gamegear, ee eos resting Maxie 7 5 ; | tating the only formal address he will! creeks, waterfalls and valleys. ise BO be rent aes ellen rere Se panbls en ae detours, make on his current dip into the] The trip, starting at Knoxville, to the department’ t 2 Ws routing agencies and touring bureaus| and on numerous main routes. Insurance companies offer TRANSCONTINENTAL south. Tenn., required nearly nine hours. \ had been aiscriminating against North covering damage by cyclones . CONNECTIONS "Tis peemdene Aeed 195 departure ea rapier! rel spunea Prsticd GN. oe ee ae Dakota, and were diverting travel| The number of brain cells Ferd no ears ee! Pgh acid pth U unsat- . | Not o! . Only Hanford Aitines otter four F. D. R. Thrilled by Tour] cone eee a charlotte ahortiy | crak ce, route and applauded as the |G, N. D. A. Reports Good Gain | from this state, because of the |sreater at maturity than at bi Hanford, the fastest nocte Through Great Smoky Moun- | before 5 p. m. (EST) when he was) Leaving a picnic lunch in the midst| in Figures of 1936 Traffic | = south route—con' ry scheduled to take the platform at the| of a thunderstorm atop Clingman’s i Bles—airect connections. tains Wednesday new WPA-built municipal stadium| Dome, 6,000 feet above sea level, the Enumeration | and talk to re senators ane peeslaet crossed into North Carolins | Ashe . 6. 10-0) other citizens & dozen south-| by way of a Cherokee Indian reser- Fargo, N. D., Sept. 10.—()—Pre- | td haat ern: commonwealths. vation where he was inducted into thel liminary returns pics the 1936 fav | Organised by Young Democrats, the tribe. fic enumeration reveal a drop in| ' City wicket once bins, Chartig store, who 604-2-| Poultry Marking Plan. |'saemunt rece it sci tt hours of leisure in Tesort cit: a z & substant rease in foreign li- Prince Hotel ss ed | vited party wheel-horses and thetr| # OU arking in cense cars which was large enough ‘Thursday, before leaving for Char- lotte to address a southern state rally. A brief informal address at McCor- mick Field here was the only engage- ment arranged for the chief executive friends within several hundred miles to gather in the “green pastures” and “make the solid south more solid for Franklin Roosevelt.” Expresses Delight at Teur Encouraged in State “Ur HANFORD wdin lores A new poultry marking and record- ing program, introduced to eliminate or reduce poultry theft, is being en- couraged today by the North Da- kota State Poultry association and the state commissioner of agriculture, joint Sponsors of the movement. Applica- pon blanks may be secured by poultry raisers from produce and equipment Now You Can Wear dealers and hatcherymen, O. A. Bart- | ron, secretary of the poultry associa- FALSE TEETH | tlon announced. With Real ‘Comfort | FASTEETH, a new pleasant pow- der, keeps teeth firmly set. Deodor- ises. No gummy, goocy, pasty taste or feeling. To eat and laugh in com- fort just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. Get it today at all | good drug stores.—Advertisement. Marvin H. McIntyre, a secretary, ex- Fall is the time to “Rush Around’ (ESPECIALLY AT SCHOOL) JERSEY SPORTS FROCK 675 ACTION from morning till aight! No time is lost in dressing . . . (it kas the zipper closing) +». 80 grab your books and off to school. Comes in all colors with those three colored bands above and below. ACT quickly if you’re a 12 to 20! Burtreys Bismarck, N. D. The world’s ‘largest carnivorous | animal is the Kodiak bear, found in the pure species only on Kodiak | Island, Alaska. These creatures often ; attain a height of 12 feet and weigh | more than a ton. EYES The First “Eye” on Earth ‘Tho jellytish hod the first eye on eorth. But it ts not x oye cs we think of eyes, It is just « cluster of light- sensitive cells—on “eye-spot” that eannot objects but only knows the difference between light aad dark. No wonder the jellyfish just floats around; ‘the can't seo well enough to do anything else. The human eye is the most intricate and complex organ in the entire human body—with @ lens, retina, ead literally millions of “seeing nerves”. Human eyes Geserve the greatest of care and c frequent examina tion to keep them in perfect seeing condition. His poor sight is undoubtedly @ handicap to the jellyfish. But thot's incidental. Humans are the ones thot are really handicapped by nerverockiag, minddulling faulty vision. North Dakota Power & Light Co. PER DOLLAR! guest of your Ford Dealer and see for yourself what a Ford V-8 will do? We invite you to take aridewithus. yQUR FORD DEALER 10% to 15% more miles per gallon”. . . That’s what today’s stock Ford V-8’s are showing over previous Ford V-8’s in public gasoline tests now being run by Ford Dealers. The test cars are equipped with a see-for-yourself glass gallon jug so that anybody can check the results. Wouldn't you like to make a test run as the PER DOLLAR! Unique Roadability—Torque-tube drive, radius rods brace both axles, free action on all 4 wheels— without sacrifice of strong front axle. Sasy-handling — shockless steering, easy- acting brake and clutch, silent helical gears in all speeds in the transmission. Safety Glass all around af no extra cost. Large tires, separate luggage space, 112” wheel- base and 123” springbase on all body-types. @ Many owners report no oil added between reg- ular changes. @ Low delivered prices. Upkeep costs greatly reduced by exchange parts plan. Only V-8 car below $1645 (The 8 other American V-type cars cost from $1275 for the V-12 Lincoin-Zephyr up to $6750.) : Super-Safety Brakes—more stopping surface for car weight than any other car below $3195. Centerpoise Riding Comfort—on springbase almost a foot longer than wheelbase with all passengers seated forward of the rear.axle. Only Centerpoise Ride car below $1275. GET THE “/FEEL’’,OF V-8 PERFORMANCE © GETJTHE FACTS ON V-8 ECONOMY! Rich, beantiful new inte. rior appointments in all body types! See thems today. $25 A MONTH after down-peyment, buys any new Ford V-8 under UCC %% a month finance plans, Prices from $510 F.0.B. Detroit. Standard UNIVERSAL MOTOR COMPANY Authorized Dealer for Ford, Lincoin and Lincoin-Zephyr in Bismarck — 122 First Street Telephone 981 _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1986 ca Sees 3 FOREIGN TRAVEL IS set a new high record for construe- | istactory condition of numerous de- tion of improved surface highway | tours this summer. Absolute dearth | himee! to afford a-total increase in all ve- hicles over the 1935 count, the Greater North Dakota Association’s tourist bureau reports. One point on U. 8. 10, for instance, reveals an increase in foreign Il- cense cars over last year of 53.3 per cent. Similar counts for U. 8. 2 have MILWAUKEE BEER TI'S the flavor that puts Blatz Milwaukes Beer out in front as "the Beer of the Year!” It's the flavor that makes Blatz “first! choice” among the judges of good beer. | I's the flavor that will win you to Blats | = in bottles or in handy Cap-Sealed Cans, not yet been completely tabulated. One of the main factors making for an early switch to hard-topped high- ways is seen in a count which shows a jump of 108.5 per cent increase in trucks and busses over last year. “The state highway department has done a splendid job by way of qual- ifying for record sums of 1937 federal money from the U. 8. Bureau of Public Roads,” C. E. Danielson, Minot, President of G. N. D. A, said here Thursday. “The state, together with all 53 counties, has ‘agreed not to divert gas tax or license fee refunds from the Tosd funds after this week, with the result that $3,918,269 will be available without matching for 1937. Half of | this must be planned, and approved by the U. 8. Bureau prior to July 1; next summer, or it reverts to the| general fund and is lost to North Dakota.” With this tremendous sum avail- able, without matching, and with atill further funds available if the state finds itself in a position to match 50 per cent, Mr. Danielson points out that 1937 will undoubtedly WARDS Scplessber Salos FEATURE EVENT! _ : HI QUALITY PRODUCTS CO. A. C, WILDE Bismarck, N. D. Phone 585 MILWAUKEE BEER AND WARDS IS THE PLACE TO SAVE ON THESE AND OTHER SMART STYLES! Werds amy) 49 Suede in any version leads in shoe fashions for Fall{ It’s combined with calf in these two attractive, low-priced styles, Brown. 314-8. A-C. QUALITY! Nothing Short of SENSATIONAL AT THIS PRICE After Soturday, Price Goes Back to $/.981 Fresh, New Style Hits! Sharply reduced from Wards regular low price—to save you more money—and right at the beginning of the season, too! Above: Square toes, heels and perforations. Big eyelets. Black or Brown. Below: Detach- able kiltie tongue. Popular walled-up last. New Fall shade of Luggage Tan. Sizes 334 to 8 Save Money on Shoes For All the Family! Two of! Many Styles: Brown kid oxfords, | biel CHILDREN'S OXFORDS Long - wearing leather soles. Brown. i O8e MEN'S OXFORDS Leather soles, ‘unusual at this Reguler Price, $1.59! 19 Wards Sale you save al- most one fourth. Strong black leather uppers. Rub- ber soles, heels. 6-11. [= MONTGOMERY WARD § 300 Fourth Street Bismarck Telephone 475