The Bismarck tribune., 1928-09-21
MYSTERY MAN
TO RETIRE IN.
WEBB WINDOW
Mr.. Tribune, Attired il Pa
jamas and Bathrobe, to Be
in Public View

JoAss@0 oAsu 0dINIUUes 10 De
in Public View
"Oh, there you are, Mr.. Tribune!
! have waited days for you. Preach
ers, milkmen, peddlers, have looked
at me in awe as / recited your
slogan. Now, I will thank YOU for
five in gold. l see you drive a
Chevrolet for power, beauty and
speed"
Mr.. Tribune sleeps in the Webb
furniture store window tonight.
Mr.. Tribune, that mysterious
stranger who visits Is Bismarck
homes daily, had a chase for his
money Thursday while shopping in
the A. w. Lucas Co. store. Tribunes
were hidden in market baskets. I'M
sleeves, and in every place where
they could grab them quick.
Can 1900 people get this mys.
terious stranger four more times in
two days? This is just what YOU
will have to do if you get the $50
that he has offered as q savings
deposit at the First National Bank
Of Bismarck. This bank extends To
it's clients all of the facilities of a
modern banking institution. includ-
ing safety deposit boxes for custom
ers: protected by new equipment
and burglar alarm, and has a fully
developed savings department.
Three more times and Mr.. Trib-
une will give up his 500 that he
has offered if he is caught five
times during his engagement here.
# he is caught five times, one of
the five can select 500 worth Of
merchandise from the Music Shop.
BOB Broadway, where they are now
showing wonderful line of musical
merchandise. Mr.. Tribune will nav
for it.
Watch Given Away
Who will be the lucky person to
get the $55 Times watch offered to
the first person who will recognize
him at their home today? This
watch has q Wadsworth case. Id
has 16.jewels. Mr.. Tribune chose it
from the r. E. Barneck Jewelry store
where they handle a beautiful line
OF diamonds, leather goods, silver.
ware, and jewelry.
Mr.. Tribune said, "I found Won
der Bread wrappers in most every
home that I called on Thursday. II
any person answered the door with
Wonder Bread wrapper in hand
and repeated the words Of greeting
correctly he would receive $40 in
gold instead Of IS. Wonder bread
is baked by the Barker Baking &
Candy Company"
Will Mr.. Tribune also lose the
Beautyrest mattress that he offers
to the first person who catches him
today! This is the mattress that
he will sleep on in the window. If
the Webb Brothers furniture store
this evening from SEVEN to NINE
o'clock. This is one Of the finest
mattresses that the Simmons COM
pany produces. Webb's also have a
most wonderful line Of furniture to
select from. This is an opportunity
for you to see Mr.. Tribune, as to-
morrow is his last day in Bismarck.
Watch the Webb window this eve
ming.
Mr.. Tribune Shops at Lucas Store
Again
Mr.. Tribune is shopping at the A.
w. Lucas store again today and he
offers $25 in gold to any person
who will catch him while he is maxi
ing a purchase. You have to get
him when he is really buying.
Thursday he was successful in maxi
ing two purchases as he promised
in Wednesdays issue. Mrs. D. q.
Shepard sold him one rug. Ruth
Hooper sold him one pair Of ladies'
gloves. Today he will make two
more purchases. Who will get the
$26 or will he keep it himself?
The lounging robe and paiamas
that Mr.. Tribune will use tonight
are furnished him by The Wedge.
the Mems Fashion Shop. Here thew
handle most complete line of mems
hats, shirts, ties, lounrinr robes. and
everything for the man.
For good food and real service,
the Prince hotel cafe has it. The
cafe that serves large portions Of
good food, well cooked. amidst quiet
and dignified surroundings, served
BY competent white uniformed wait
resses:' said Mr.. Tribune.
Lee tires are real tires, and Mr..
Tribune always feels safe while max
ing his tours through the city. He
chose his tires from the Bismarck
Accessory ard Tire company, the
place to stop and listen to the Spar
ton six-tube-six amplifier, one rec
tifier, one power tube-and, believe
me. you are always welcome.
Tickets. Cigars Go Fast
Many persons have enjoyed the
Capitol theatre just by bringing The
Tribune to the door with them. II i,
well worth your effort to see ssThe
Thief in the Dark" starring George
Meeker and Doris Hill. Many dads
have enjoyed = real smoke with the
compliments Of George Skunk, pro-
prietor Of the Service Drug. One
drink at their soda fountain means
= regular customer.
Mr.. Tribune has his laundrv work
and dry cleaning done at the Capital
steam laundry, whore service and
courtesy rule supreme.
When You 80 man who weighs
about 140. Is about five feet eight
inches tall, and has dark eyes and
dark hair (what little hair he has
left), driving Chevrolet, fully
placarded with signs-why. that is
Mr.. Tribune.
For better gasoline, Texaco-and
Golden Motor OIL" says Mr.. Tribune.
Il chose Texaco for speed and mile-
age. do my writing on an Under-
wood typewriter"
/ Mr.. Tribune called ct the follow
ing homes Friday:
3. Taylor, s. Zahn, John Sinuuest,
Joe Brohn. N. Mattsinger. +. John
son. 2. Sanger, p. B. Albright,
George Singer. F. r. Boehn, Mrs.
Yocum. A. Stude, G. Fitch, A. N.
| Garrison. J. II. Spriggs.