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CAPITOL THEATRE

There's only one Rim Tin-Tin. But
that marvclously beautiful shepherd
dog has revealed himself in a half
dozen phases as one of the most YER
satile actors on the screen. The Rim.
Tin-Tin we learned to love in where
the North Begins" has starred with
unverying success in Find Your
Man." "The Lighthouse by the Sea.
Tracked in the Snow Country" BE
low the Line" and "The Clash of the
Wolves" Now he has picture that
according to all reports, is the best
of, the lot. It's "The Night Cry" q
Warner picture of California sheer
ranch that comes to this theatre next
week for run Of two days.
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FRIDAY, APRIL %, 1926

10th anniversary of the
/. @. @. F. of America, April
26. All members of the Or
der and families or subOrdi-
mates, Rebekahs, Ladies' Aux
iliaries and Patriarch Mill
tants are cordially invited to
participate in the celebration
Monday, April 26th, 8 p. M. at
hall.
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How
Now keep fresh. charming
under ygienic handicap-new
way provides true security
discards ike tissue

~ HE uncertainty and insecurity
j of the old-time sanitary pad"
has been ended. Scientific protection
now supplants it.
Wear sheer gowns, keep up with
social and business requirements, at
all times -. without handicap.
"KOTEX" is a new and remark
able way /. FIVE times a. absorbent
as ordinary cotton pads.
You discard it as easily % . piece
Y Of tissue. No laundry. No
embarrassment.
Absorbs and deodorizes at the
same time. Thus ending ALL fear
of offending.
You get it for 4 few cents at any
drug or department store simply by
saying "KOTEX." Women ask for
it without hesitancy.
Try Kotex. Comes Il in . pack
age. Proves old ways an unneces-
sary risk.
+ q Z = =
Re leslndsy- disessd ~ sisA.s !.
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ADVENTURES
aMe.TWNS
THE GAZOOKUMSES AND THE
CANDY

TIE GAZOOkU MSES AND THE
CANDY
The next place that Mister Tinga-
ling and the Twins went tO collect
rents, was Mister Owls house.
"Tap. tap. tap they went on the
door or Mister Owls apartment in
The Maple Tree.
Mister Owl opened the door himself
and blnked and blinked and blinked.
II can't sec so very we'll in the
daytime" he said. "Who are you?''
"We're the rent collectors" said
Nick.
"Who?" screeched Mister Owl.
"Rent collectors repeated Nick.
This is Mister Tingaling, your land
lord. This is the thirty second day
of the month in Fairyland. and your
rent is due, Mister Owl. It's fifty
cents in fairy money"
FIFTY cents in foolish money!
said Mister Owl. What do you think
am, anyway? paid my rent not an
hour ago
1t was Mister Tingalng's turn to
shout. what! Paid your rent! How
could you pay US when we weren't
hcre?"
well. somebody was here" said
the owl giving his feathers u shake
that made the dust fly. "Or rather
three somebodies were here. And |
paid them"
"What did they look like?" asked
Nick.
"They looked just alike" said Mis-
ter Owl. "And they said you had
sent them. They looked like three
little boys"
"The Gazookumses" cried Mister
Tingaling and the Twins together.
ut was the Gazookumses who got
your rent, Mister Owl. Which way
did they gO?"
''Down toward the candy store y
said Mister Owl. "That way"
Poor Mister .Tingalng and the
Twins almost flew to the candystore
Were three queer little boys here
lately?' asked Mister Tingaling in a
trembling voice.
"Yes, Sir" said Mister Bags. the
cents in fairy money"
"Oh, dear!" said poor Mister Tinga-
ling. (Which way did they COZ
THAT way" pointed Mister Bags.
So off went Mister Tingaling and
the Twins again. pocketbook and all.
to try and catch the Gazookumses
who had stolen Mister Owls rent
money
But no Gazookumses could they
see anywhere.
Finally they stopped under an old
dead tree, with a crows nest in the
= top.
"I'd give a dozen cookies to know
whre those rascals went" said
Tingaling.
Just then a lolly-poy stick hit him
on the nose.
"Where'd that come FROM he de-
manded.
But nobody answered The Twins
ran this way and that and looked in
all the holes and up all the trees
But they came back and said they
couldn't see soul.
Just then q chocolate-bud jacket
all rolled up into little tin pill, hit
: Mister Tingaling on the ear.
"Where'd that come FROM" cried
Tingaling picking it up.
But nobody answered.
And just them little paper frill of
o hon bon came floating down and
sat itself saucily on top Of the fairy.
mans hat.
ssWho's up in that nest?" he called
: 'suddenly, looking up suspieiously .,
the big nest Of sticks and straws II
the dead tree.
Just " crows!" csme three voice,
in Z chorus.
"You crows must have - swee
tosth." said Mister Tingaling. wink
!, ing 1T the Twins.
(TO De Contlnued)
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CHEST OF DAUCHTl

Mrs. George Moore Of Forsyth.
Mont, is in Bismarck, the guest Of
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Barnes.
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VISITING HERE

Mrs. George =. Gibson and Mrs. G.
NJ. Albright Of Washburn are spend.
ing week in Bismarck, quests Of
Mrs. G. Kikul, 718 Main street.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
A motorcycle, assisted by
motor car policeman, will pa.
troll the streets and roads
within the city limits of Bis.
marck. All vi0latOrs of the
city traffic regulations will
be promptly arrested.
Chief of Police.
Signed
CHRIS MARTINESON,
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and motor trucks affect the railroads. There is
such difference in cost between a long haul by
truck and long haul by train that the railroads
have distinctly the advantage, much to out
weigh for the most part the convenience of doorto
door delivery
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than beauty-parlor Beauty

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Or cook with hot cerealss use in soups. or in
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Served in leading hotels and restaurants.
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See the assortment of coats
and dresses we are offering
in our half price sale for Sat-
urday. A. w. Lucas Co.
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See the assortment of coats
and dresses we are offering
in our half-price sale for Sat.
urday. A. w. Lucas Co.
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Auction Sale at Siegars
store, Bismarck Army and
Navy store, AS Broadway.
at 100 o'clock sharp Satur.
day. Buy at your own price.
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POSTPONE CARD PAR

The card party, which was to have
been given on April 2G by the St.
Mary's Sodality. is postponed until,
Monday, May 3.
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LEAVE For MOTT

LEAVE FOR MOTT
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Roberts of
Minot, who have been visiting
friends in Bismarck, left yesterday
for Mott where they will visit before
returning home.
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uCPE TONORROW

Miss Margaret Bigelow Of James
town will come to bismarck tomorrow
afternoon to assist Miss Murici Rob-
inson in opening her dancing classes.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

had recovered. He is a brother of
Walter Ryberg, well-known local
farmer. His many friends hope for
q speedy recovery.
Work on the local railroad section
has opened up with full crew.
Messrs Merl While. William Gilbert
son of Wilton. a brother of Mrs.
Anderson, compose the crew. The
men have lot of work to do this
spring. as it is planned to put in
new ties and otherwise improve the
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Jiras had for
their guests over the weekend their
daughter, Mrs. Philip Monroe. and
Mr.. Monroe.
Miss Laura Rupp. who teaches
school in the Cromwell district, spent
Sunday with her folks.
Ruth and Marie Falkenstein visit
ed with their friend. Cleo johnson.
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. J. N. Thompson. farmer and
auctioneer Of the Rock Hill neigh
borhood. was a recent caller in town.
County Commissioner Oscar Back.
man was business caller in town the
latter part Of the week.
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Social and
Personal

PLAN PARTY FOR EARLY MAY
Wives Of members of the Lions club
met last evening at the home OF
Mrs. F.. b. Strauss and planned a
party which they will give early in
May. The arrangements for the par.
ty will be made public in few days
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WING;

The fire which travelled with a
high northwest wind north of town
swept over a great deal Of territory.
burning the school near McIntyre's.
1t also burned McIntyre's cattle shed
and nine calves. 1t burned Wolfe
shed. Roy Hazelgrone's house and
other buildings, also Elmer Perry's.
The fire swept north Of futile, burn
ing hayland and Hardy's sheds with
% head of cattle. There were
many volunteer firemen from town.
They did, with the other fire fight
ers. brave work in endeavoring to
save a. much as possible for those
whose homes were in danger.
There were several fires around
Wing Thursday. but none of them
came near enough to town to be dan
gerous. One fire swept northwest
of Wing. coming from near McClusky.
This burned William Wits building
A Sunday picnic was enjoyed by
some Of Wings young people at the
rocks.
George Pupkorn and family visited
at the Albert Lutgcn home Sunday.
Mrs. Crum, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving An.
derson and Russell Anderson Of Nc.
Kenzie. visited at the b. w. Graham
home Sunday. They motorcd to Rob.
insOn in the afternoon to inspect the
oil we'll.
Miss Esther Cedarstrom spent the
weekend in Bismarck.
Several carloads Of our young PEG
pie motored to futile Sunday evening
as, Wing held its Christian Endeavol
meeting there. futile will hold hole
its meeting at the Wing church mex
Sunday evening. A good crowd is ex
pected.
F. r. Atkinson and Mrs. Atkinson
were in Wing Sunday.
Emerson Granville motored to Bis
marck Saturday. He has q new Sta
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgerton have new
Chevrolet sedan. They motored t
Bismarck Tuesday.
Rev. Bickmore Of futile will preacl
at the Tolliver schoolhouse mex
Sunday. directly after Sunday school
! which begins at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Graham motor
ed to Wilton Friday.
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Peter Random of Sterling was a
business visitor in Bismarck ycster-
day.
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WASHBURN WOMEN HERE

A group Of Washburn women mo-
tored to Bismarck and Mandan yes
terday. The party included: Mrs
John +. Williams, Mrs. James O'Brien
Mrs. Fred Jefferies, Miss Agnes Pat
terson and Mrs. c. |. Walls.
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20 TO lAAaESTOWN

co TO JAMESTOWN
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Alderman will
60 TO jamestown tomorrow to spend
the weekend with their daughter
Marion, who is student ut the
jamestown college.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Knecht an
nounce the birth Of baby girl on
Thursday, April %.
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She needed more

WHAT forlorn figure she i haunting
the beauty parlors eternally broodinK
:. wondering. worrying. Where had her
beauty gomez Her glorious complexion9
There are millions Of women in the world
today who need much more than beauty
parlor beauty-who need only to correct
that great TO. Mh.s
brings sure. safe. permanent relief from this
vicious disease.
Kellogs's ALL-BRAN brings sure relief
because it il 1907 bran. As it journeys
through the body ito fiber remains un-
changed. Doctors call it bulk food.
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The last thing to turn green in the spring is an
amateurs garden
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HERE TODAY
RIISINESS VISITORS

Ernest Allen Of Menoken is in the
city today on business.
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HERE FROM GLEN ULLIN
G. A. Hubbell of Glen Ullin spent
Thursday in Bismarck on business.
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CAMPFIRE GIRLS MEET

The Wetomachick campfire girls
met last night ut the Wachter school
for social meeting. Games and
songs were enjoyed during the even
ing after which a luncheon was
served.
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Cook with Gas. It's the
Ideal Fuel.
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RETURNS FROM VISIT
Miss Jennie Hagen has returned
from visit with her sister in Bordu-
lac
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VISITS IN BISMARCK
Miss Mary Meyer Of Linton is
spending the weekend in Bismarck
the guest Of friends.
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SHOPPING HERE
Mrs. A. l.. Warren Of Flasher was
shopping in Bismarck yesterday.
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FROM UNDERWOOD
Mrs. Joe Evander. Mrs. John Hen.
bricks and Mrs. G.. E. Hedlund, all OF
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"
William Josephson and George An
derson Of Wing were in Bismarck
yesterday on business.
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WEEKEND VISIT
n Miss Kathryn Black OF New Salem
10 spending the weekend in Bismarck
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VISITING IN ELGIN

ICI IINN IN CLNIIN
Mrs. r. Miller is spending few
days in Elgin, the guest Of relatives
and friends.
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nAr,cuTER RORN

Miss Fred Uhde Of Regain has re-
turned home after visit with friends
in Bismarck.
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HERE FROM REGAIN
FROM STERLING

A. H. Helgerson Of Regain spent
Thursday in Bismarck on business.
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Bowers drove to Bismarck Thursda!
evening to see Mr.. Lonbaken at tn,
Bismarck hospital.
Miss Alma Bibelheimer returne,
from Bismarck Saturday where silt
had been receiving medical attention
for blood poisoning.
Mrs. NJ. Nylund Of Braddock wa!
taken to the Bismarck hospital OF
Thursday afternoon suffering from
pneumonia. The latest reports state
that she is improving nicely.
Master Kirk Batzee of Hazeltor
spent the weekend with his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Savage
of Braddock.
Miss Elna Nylund is visiting hcl
sister. Mrs. George Will, Of Bismarck
Mrs. Lula Swanson and daughter
Fern. motored to Bismarck Wednesday
Of this week.
= Miss Avis Carlisle. who is attend.
ing high school in Braddock, spen,
this week at her home at Wild Rose
as the Braddock school is having q
week Of holidays.
Miss Edith Haas Of the high school
staff. who has spent the week end al
her home in Glendale, returned t.
Braddock Saturday and Mr.. George
Wright and Miss Bernice Ellsberry
who spent their holidays Mt their
respective homes in Valley City,
motored back to Braddock Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Barton spent the week.
end visiting friends and relatives in
Kintyrc and Miss Marion was also a
guest there Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. VI. Sherwin motored
to Bismarck Saturday last.
Mr.. Brittin Of Strasburg was Il
visitor at the o. r. Martini home on
Sunday.
Mr.. John Anderson. of Linton. spent
Sunday with his wife and little
daughter at the home Of his mother.
Mrs. Ella Wilton. of Braddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. McCusker and
children spent Sunday with relatives
in Bismarck and Mandan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong passed
through Braddock on their way home
from Ashland, Ohio, where they have
uren spending the winter with their
daughter and family.
Mr.. John Swanson returned Monday
from bismarck, where he had been
physician.
Dr.. Baer and son. Robert. motored
to Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. Jake Rott and three small
children called on Braddock friends
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fctterly and daugh-
ter. Matte, spent the week visiting
at Pollock and vicinity.
The ladies Aid Of the Union N.
e. church. Braddock. will hold a food
sale at the Vie and Long store on
May !.
Rev. Pearson will preach next Sun
day morning on National Prohibition.
Everybody come to hear him. as this
is a very vital question that is before
the people Of the United States at
the present time.
The Union Sunday school is adopt
ing a new plan to promote attend
ance. For the first IL successive
Sundays attendance the pupil will re-
,eive celluloid button. For the
second II successive Sundays at
tendance they will return the cellu-
old button and receive q bronze one;
or the third, they will receive silver
button and for the fourth a gold one.
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MOTOR TO FARGO

MOTOR TO FARGO
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Gran mOtorcc
to Fargo yesterday for several days
visit with friends.
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VISITED FRIENDS

Underwood. spent Thursday in Bis.
marck.
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TO GIVE DINNER

TO GIVE DINNER
The st. Mary's Altar. Society will
give y dinner Sunday from IL to ;
o'clock. An ice cream social will be
held in the afternoon.
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FROM WASHBURN

August E. Johnson and Leslie ID
Jefferies, Washburn, were in Bis
marck yesterday.
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SHOP HERE

SHVF HCNE
Mrs. c. r. Hill and Mrs. NJ. Fall
kenburg of Almont were shopping In
Bismarck yesterday.
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Use Gas the scisatifle fnel.
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friends in Bismarck, left yesterda
for Mott where they will visit befor
| returning home.
HERE TOMORROW
Miss Margaret Bigelow of James
town will come to bismarck tomorro,
afternoon to assist Miss Muricl Rob
inson in opening, her dancing classes
VISITING HERE
Mrs. George =. Gibson and Mrs. G
NJ. Albright Of Washburn are spend
ing a week in Bismarck, quests o
Mrs. G. Kikul, 7l8 Main street.
GUEST OF DAUGHTER
Mrs. George Moore Of Forsyth
Mont, is in Bismarck, the guest o
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank Barnes.
POSTPONE CARD PARTY
The card party, which was to have
been given on April 26 by the St
Mary's Sodality. is postponed until
Monday, May 3.
HERE FROM REGAIN
A. H. Hclgerson Of Regain spen
Thursday in Bismarck on business.
FROM STERLING
Peter Random of Sterling was +;
business visitor in Bismarck yester
day.
HERE TODAY
Ernest Allen of Menoken is in thu
city today on business.
BUSINESS VISITORS
William Josephson and George An
derson Of Wing were in Bismarcl
yesterday on business.
HERE FROM GLEN ULLIN
G. A. Hubbell of Glen Ullin spen
Thursday in Bismarck on business.
FROM WASHBURN
August E. Johnson and Leslie ID
Jefferies, Washburn, were in Bis
marck yesterday.
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home their Studebaker car, which has
been there ever since Christmas.
! Mr.. ]. G. DeFrance has sold his
Overland touring car to Mr.. o. r.
Martini and has purchased new
Tudor Overland sedan for himself.
Mrs. J. B. and Mrs. E. E. Failing Of
Wing. N. D., came down Sunday to
visit their sister, Mrs. r. H. Corey.
They were accompanied by their
ed with Mrs. Corey. He has been
quite sick with the flu since he came.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baxter were pas
sengers to Bismarck Saturday to visit
with relatives, returning home Thurs.
! Mr.. H. W. Allen, who has been i'll
for the past couple Of weeks, is slowly
improving, but far from being well
yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. L. vesperman of
Bismarck visited at the McCusker
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Murphy returned
home from Bismarck Saturday after
noon where they went to assist Mrs.
Lonbaken in her sorrow. Mr.. Jake
Bowers met them at Hazelton
Mrs. Jake Bowers has been in Ma
poleon visiting her mother. who has
been quite sick.
! Miss Helen Martini has been help
ing Mr.. ]. A. Allensworth at the
Emmons County State Bank while
Mr.. Allen has been i'll.
4 The Ladies' Aid met at the home
Of Mrs. Ernest Saville on Saturday
+, afternoon. A splendid lunch was serv-
ed by the hostess.
/ Mrs. c. T. Barton accompanied By
1 her daughter Marian and Avis Car.
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TriadeIphia

Murray Grant and family of New
Lexington and Norman Crider OF
Warren, o., were over Sunday guests
of c. E. Nelson and family.
Howard White, Leslie Timberman
and H. NJ Nelson were at GAINESVILLE
Sunday.
After spending a month with her
parents Geo. Taylor and wife, and
other relatives, Mrs. CEas. Raney
and children left Monday for their
home at Sheridan, I'll.
Dogs were into sheep belonging to
G. e. Nelson and A r. Appleman,
Sunday afternoon.
A. H. Davis and family left last
Friday for Brown W. Va, to spend
few days with relatives.
Earl Campbell and wife were at
Columbus last week to consult a
specialist in regard to their little
daughter Eileen, who has been suf-
fering from nervous trouble.
Otis Loughman and family of Ak
ron were over Sunday guests of his
parents w. Il. Loughman and wife
Herbert Taylor and family of
W. Va, and Herschel
Taylor and family Of McConnels-