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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-15

Twenty tailored cloth
dresses reduced for Friday
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RETURNS HOM1

j George lsaney II 8lA Fourth st<eet
has returned from business trip
to points in Canada.
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mo- GRAND FORKS

Miss Cenevieve Parsons left Tues.
day for Grand Forks, where she will
resume her studies ut the University
Of North Dakota.
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FROM MINNESOTA

FROM MINNESOTA
N. B. Werstlein returned Tuesday
from Thief River Falls, Minn., where
he was called by the death Of his
brother.
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WILL RESUME MEETINGS

The Fort Lincoln chapter Of Amer
lean War Mothers will resume its
meetings after the summer vacation.
The first meeting will be held Sept.
20 at 8 O'Clock at the home Of Mrs.
George Robidou. All members are
rennested to attend.
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WILL. HOLD ANNUAL SOCIAL

Will HUIAO ANNUAI1 SONJAA
The annual social meeting Of the
congregation Of the McCabs Metho.
dist church will be held Friday eve
ming at the church. An outline will
be made Of the fall and winter pro-
gram. The evening will be spent
with music and . social program. at
the c'ose Of which the Earnest Re-
J .earchers class win serve refresh
ments. All friends Of the church
are invited.
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VISIT HERE WEDNESDAY
! Mrs. r. B. Mcdonald and Mrs. Nels
lPeterson OF Solen spent Wednesday
In Bismarck With friends.
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HERE FROM FARGO

HERE FROM FARGO
c. F. Phillips and children. Billy
and Betty, Of Fargo, are visiting at
the George Laney home at el4 Fourth
street.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Patterson will
leave soon for Chicago, where they |
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WILL GIVE PICNIC

The Luther League Of the First
Lutheran church will have q picnic
Friday evening. All members and
friends are invited. and are requested
to meet at the church at o'clock. II
the weather Is unfavorable the picnic
will be held in the church basement.
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nAprIsrsaMrssloN WILL MEET

HAPTISTsF MISSIUN Will MT1E1I
The Baptlst Mission circle will
meet Friday afternoon ct ; o'clock ct
the home OF Mrs. +. A. Wilson ct 2O6
Rosser avenue. Mrs. Oscar Raaen
vii, be in charge Of dev0tions. Mrs.
%. N. Durham will lead the program
which will be taken from the June
and July issue Of the Mission maya
zine.
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RETURNS FROM TRIP
Mrs. J. W.. McGuiness returned
Tuesday from two weeks trip to
Ninneapoli and St. Paul.
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WILL ATTEND DEMPSEY uNNEY
FIGHT
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prr,,pNs rRoM VACATION

Harlan Poindexter Of the state
highway commission has returned to
the city after accompanying his faith
er. r. M. Poindexter. ST., Of James
town, on fishing trip to Minnesota
lakes,
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QUILL vyycrT ury.ATIVES

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mcdonald left
Wednesday for Parker, s. D.. where
they will spend tive wesks with rela-
xives. ss...s "a
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TO FARGO

RETURNS TO FARGO
Mrs. M. D. Anderson returned to
her home 1T Fargo Monday after
spending week in this city with
Mr.. Anderson, who is working here
Z in the interests OF the A. O. U. w.
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Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
SILVER JUBILEE
Cioverdale Stores Observe 18th Anniversary Giving Values
 to Patrons.

a z1 years
 Tn Ciovardale
 Sew Earianf's zrzhatI8g agea- ei6s. started ta.ual silver Ja4 h-ee AHRiR Sale af its local store on Mouaay
 l. has been customary for sev- ersi years af h company ta eele. brate the ann sersarS 0f the open ing Of the firsf stere with a gigantic sale of seas5n8b3e products at greatly reduced price Because of the im- portance of tFe occasion thss year the sac will be confined for ten days. November IT to g inclusive The featured products wii. include many popular holiday items.
 fh- Cloverda.e buying staff. store managers. warehouses. and delivery 1 cts have been keyed to q high pitch for months iH preparation for thisf history making sale.
 Started In Boston
 The chain store idea was ln its in- fancy in 1902. and while the origi nal plans called for q modest expan- sion program. neither Mr. Lee nor the other founder had any expectation that the small creamery store on Blackstone street iu Boston would be the nucleus of a large successful cham of grocery stores. extending throughout esery state m New Eng land and also 2 New York State
 he police which made possible # the tremenduls growth of The Clover dale GompaH. aefe formulated in Inc E very beginnHs af its operations. and [ they are sui trletiy adhered ta to- 4as
 They call f5f program of using .he company huge buying power te .he best pos oie advantage, If ope- rating up0u tae most efficient and economical basis, of being satisfied with minimum percentage If the profits.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

work on the hill Everything ex-
 cept the telephone was washed away. Men hurried out to locate the trouble and found it near the old Coffee House 4 bridge in the Douglas woods had washed away and turned over on one side \ bridge in the highway was carried away near the
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

[. Miss Macdonald of the Storrs Ex- tension service will give talk on Nursing and will answer questions.
 While there are several small bridg- es in East Thompson ruined the great est damage nearby was done here
 by the storm. The school bus and no ears taking men to their
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

Robbins brock; was entirely gone and the water was rushing violently dow the hill. turning into a swamp ass leaving an excavation as large nt small house. Men were set to work < once. but 1t is thought it will be se'. eral weeks before the road will De pas sable. the water still covering the hilla
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
BOYS WHO FOUGHT IN WORLD WAR LISTEN TO WORDS OF PRAISE FROM LAYMEN AND CLERGY.-SING
 AMERICA STAR sPANGLED BANNER"
Flags Displayed Bells Rung Street Parade and Patriotic Exe
 cises With Amusements Following.

There Was uo ostentauaus attempt at elaborate display there Aas H1 ambitious Aie5ts af suited 1ra.ar5 neyertheles= Putnam observance 0f Armistiee Dag was one Gf the most impressive celebrations ln all ef ia earnest simplicity that tHs clfE ha- seen for some time. The parade E not to be compared numerically with that of two years ago. 3hen .he Ne morial Bridge vas dedicated. The reHuxH 0f She speakers X not ta tr compared 4tH tHsse who occupied the pIatf farn le 1925. nrludiae She governor af rms mar3eaith But the observance af iraas zsf had aH underlying sfz8e==f zz5EfEez can est. patriot that aseH .h9 9starta= ton and display af eaa tetE- ago eaa Tot dim.
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 Commander fs55ef.z.a ef Ha AmeHieaH ies zH H Href. ap= pealtHe address. Waas he aa.bs to str tHe eitHzeH- df FatHaH fd greater things asrs= year. -ata shat the observance at trm3sf#e- Bas. 1927. was "aal. teE An=ae II thIs comes Co paes. ana the eurhusta sn he aroused brfFes the belief that f vii come ta pass then thg beginning as of last Frida. s certainly an ausp- eiously firm foundation from which to go forward years to come.
 From business blocks and from housetops foated the stars and strip es when the earliest citizen was about From the front of residences, from the windoWs within and from the sidewalks where the flags of the She nand8ah decorating sYstem were early put out. vas seen the national eol- ors
 Al eleven o'clock. tho hour the Armistice was ssHed nine years ago. there was no exceptional din. There were bells fuHe fuE few moments aF the merchants cin5ed their stores the professional men their offices. and the manufacturer their factories. Business of all kinds came to stand still drought the city and the re= mainder of the day was observed az holiday
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

The often repeated and untrue story that the Greek cynic Diogenes. lived in tub is believed to have originated from remark made by Seneca. who wrote of Diogenes three hundred years after his death saying "A man So grabbed ought to have lived in 8 tub like dog"
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

Billy Sunday has turned down of fers amounting to 5000 .000 from vaudeville and motion picture con- eerns, he announced recently at Ocean Grove, New Jersey.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
Parade Forms

The parade formed in Union Square at 122b a3eluek short FuIt ga= accustomed for the arrival sf the Veterans of Fareiga War post from The north eni If thp cIfe Ihl= CT
 Ranization came down Hmn street at
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17

All the scientific learning of the twenty five visiting British surgeons touring American medical centers availed them nothing when confront ed on q diner by corn on the cob. Un- familiar with the vegetable served in this state they were unable to eat il until the steward gave them a demon stration.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
Second Divisioa n

sias T Wheelock J. on pony
 Nathaniel Lyon Post drum corps. N ebster Joseph Dumas. drum major.
 Representation from the Red Men, Henry Hurdman in Command
 Putnam High school boys and girls basket ball teams in uniforms.
 High School students in grotesque outfits and Baby Hurlbut.
 Decorated automobiles, baby car riages. and bicycles. F II. s. pupils division
 High School football squad in uni- form
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-04
VALVES GROUND BEST
By SEMI-REvOL UTIONS
Too Much Work on Machine Is
Likely to Impair It's
Good Qualities.

Doing good job on an automobile
does not mean overriding 1t. Many
car owners think 1t does, and for that
reason they infiict unnecessary dam.
age on vital parts OF the car, as an
instance in connection with valve
grinding will show.
The owner decided that If he spent
an unusual amount Of time on the
valves. grinding and grinding them,
the result would be amazing valve eff.
ficiency. Instead Of grinding the
valves by turning them from side to
side in semi-revolutions he devised q
grinding instrument that turned the
valves round and round. In addition,
he ground them down until they sunk
deep into their seats.
He thought this was all very super.
effective. but as a matter of fact rep.
resented lot Of trouble. Valves, as
he learned later, never should be
ground down so far. ais to sink into
the seats, but should rest on a sort of
knife edge. They, should not be ground
in by continuous rotation in one direc.
ton, but by semi:revolutions with as
many reversals OF rotation as there
are semi-revolutions.