The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1918, Page 5

4 4 B 4 oe ‘ , i i i f ‘ ’ s ’ opty i 7 t a oe } | ww BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE BA WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1918. | lay in a good, supply. _Infant’s Socks Specially | Priced; ~ Excellent. quality, fine lisle, infant's half soeks,. ideal. for.summer wear. Assortment: comes in all: white, all pink and all blue colors, ‘also quan- tities in fancies. Sizes 41% to 8, pres- ent value much higher. : Special 29¢ Infant’s Stockings in Colors i Limited assortment in white, pink and blue. Fair assortment of sizes. Excellent quality lisle, Value about 40c. ‘ This Sale 29¢ “Iron Clad” Hosiery. Excellent quality, lisle,' fine ribbed. : The wearing qualities of ‘Iron Clad’” needs ‘no comment. The value is eas- ily 50e. Misses THE HOSIERY DEPARTMENT OFFERS MANY SPECIAL NUMBERS On merchandise that is needed week in and week out as hosiery and with prices almost daily soaring higher, we are able to #Ppreciaté the value of our enormous reserve stocks purchased when prices were normal and b quality the finest. The prices on these numbers are the same as those ef- . fective several years ago. “Many customers will take this opportunity to : \ and dark tan. Boy’s “Iron Clad” Hosiery Coarse ribbed, medium heavy weight, made to withstand hard service. An excellent number at this price. The assortment is very limited. 50 value. This Sale 36c Men’s “Hole-proof” Silk Lisle, Very Special Famous Holeproof Hosiery is an ex- cellent quality, silk lisle, fine ribbed. This number is easily worth 75e. Comes jn black, white, gray, smoke sales. This Sale 48c Women’s 50c Fibre Silk, 29c A very limited assortment up to size the larger THE CORSET DEPARTMENT HAS MANY SPECIAL VALUES . A Clearance of Large Sized Gossards Complete range off figure types, sizes from 32 to 87 only, The price on all of the numb Customers who can use hould take immediate advan- tage of this offering. Special $3.50 sale is regularl, LOYALTY WEEK IS SALE WEEK at A. W. Lucas Co. This sale, although intended to give the many out of town visitors an opportunity to supply their many requirements at prices below the or- dinary, will also be of special interest to the city customers who have learned that a Sale at Lucas’ is something .to eagerly await, that prices are really special, and that merchandise is sea- sonable. As far as value giving is concerned this sale will be no exception to our previous 'S On sale price. 94%, whites and blacks. The old un- advanced price on these was 50¢; the present value is much more. Medium quality. The many summer v Have You Purchased. Your Sum- mer Mesh Corset added comforts of a mesh ‘corset tor D figure. SOME VERY SPECIAL VALUES TO BE FOUND IN THE DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT An Extra Special Price on Cambric Muslin nsiderably more than our Do not overlook to am- supply your needs at this special Extra Special 28c A Very Special Silk Value Assortment contains mostly short lengths, although suitable for most purposes. The patterns are the very latest and best, the quality is the reguar $2.50 goods, Extra Special $1.79 Shantung Silk Priced Special Mostly khaki cool patterns in tan, oyster and white. Limited assort- $2.50 quality. This Sale $1.79 ment. Several Thousand Yards of Summer Goods on Specal Sale Values up to 65 and Tie, excellent range of patterns although mostly short lengths. There are gingham tissues, lace cloths,’ flaxons, beach scloths, ete, ete, in this assortment. We could not buy this quality of ss than 45 to 65¢ under Special 33c ne Hose, _ .Extra Special in exchange... dueed. price..thi Colors:black only. Special 15c and si: Come six: to-a box. Children’s Guaranteed “Durham” Hosiery, guaranteed to give satisfactory, wear or returnable Considering the re- is :a -most-excellent - The value-under old prices Notion Staples‘Priced Very Unusual Bone. Hair Pins, 5c; ‘A regular. 10 “number, ‘coming ii shell and amber. Medium quality This Sale 29c Women’s Wayne Knit Lisle The quality of Wayne Knit is too well established to need mention. This number is a fine ribbed, light weight lisle in black and white. The value is easily 50¢. This Sale 33¢ Many Other Numbers on the Bargain, Tables Crochet Cotton 7c, Ball Phe “assortment cotitains O.*N.~T., C. M.C. and R. M. C. Brands. There is not a full range of numbers an sizes, and this price does-not. apply on our regular stock. Limited lot, - This Sale 7c ear ean only be appreciated by those who have already worn them. The Gossard Front Lace are gu priced at «$38, The Back Laced are not guaranteed and priced Special at $1.25 and 59c__ A Special Assoriment of Brassieries Are on Sale Complete range of styles. all fresh new stock and specially priced... The values are about “’. Special 35¢ to 50c if ie i — - «Special Offering on Silk — - Camisoles | Aap Silk, trimmed with filet lace.” In pink only. Excellent quality considering the remarkably low price. Complete range of ‘sizes: ' annem This Sale 79c nteed and Newest numb some slightly soiled samples. Prjced from 35¢ to $2.00. Children’s Unbreakable Dolls This Sale 5e sMake Your Selection from _ the Remnants Before the July Remnant Sale We will hive thé July Remnant Sale before the end of ‘the month, when the collections or remnants from all 36 in. White and Colored Shirtings complete assortment, 36 Exeellent qualities, Price less than 36-in. Cotton Suitings | Priced Much Below.®, (|° 238)’. Value ‘Reusonal / inch widths. fair range of styles. pereales, Good assortment of patterns, regu- Special 27c lar price based on old purchases i normal times. The quality is over the store will be placed on sale. We give. customers an opportunity during this sale to-make a selection before assortments. can be picked over. Many suitably lengths. Less 33 1-3 Per Cent '* Discount A Wonderful Assortment ‘Is on Sale at. $2.98 About two hundred pairs in the lot, including many of the famed Red Cross and Pingree Shoes. They are.all high tops, in black kid, patent. vamps, ete. The values are upward to $10.00. _ Also. linen filet white shoes. Excellent styles, included in’ the ‘lot’ because of broken sizes. Many other odd styles placed in the lot clearance purposes only. Special $2.98 You Should Not Overlook This Special Price on Children’s Shoes Anotlier large assortment of odd lots, consist- ing of patent ankle straps, white ankle straps, two straps, ete., eta. Each number is of an ex- cellent. quality and priced myeh below value. The style is the very best. Values to $3.50 Extra Special $2.29 Another Special in Wash Arabian Nainsook, Very Special 36-in, width, medium good quality, smooth finish. The price on this nainsook makes it cheaper than the ordinary gradés of muslin, This value is easily 40¢. Extra Special 24c ““flarge Assortment: of laxons 6n Special’ The regular price on every piece in this sale assortment is 29¢ or more. Were they to be marked according ‘to present value. the price would be -50e, These are all faney pat- terns and:you can save. considerably. by purchasing at this sale figure. Width 27 and 20 inches. Extra Special 19c — Tooth ee Clearance Sale on Eace* ) Curtains If your curtains, need replacem th ‘the “oppdltunity ‘to do Sovat a bargain price. Our ready made cur- tains are all marked regularly at the old prices and.the assortment is most complete. There are over 500 pairs on sale and you can purchase these eady made for iess than you could buy the material. goods for le: present pric purchase hea not be duplica Extra Special 19c We urge that you for this price can- a. Twenty Pieces of Light - Chintz Nalues in the neighborhood of 50c, fyll 86 in. width, excellent patterns. ‘About thirty pieces in the assort- ment. Per yard, Extra Special 17c Remarkable Values in Bath Towels Tliis price would not be possible, if |. the merchandise was not slightly de- fective. The towels are extra heavy nd of unusually large size. The fancy borders contain slight defects fvhich will come out with the fi washing. Otherwise the towels are absolutely first quality. jis easily 85¢. The value Extra Special 48c 36-in. Sport Cloth Priced ~ Cheaper than Calico The quality of this material is ex- vfine. cost less than that of ordinary mus- lin, calico or ginghain. About forty pair in the assortment. This) special figure makes the lent terns, Extra Special 19c There are Many Remarkable Values to be Found in ' the Shoe Department. Five Hundred Pairs Low Shoes on Special Sale at $1.98 — We could not possibly buy shoes of the quality that is represented in -this assortment for less than four or five dollars. There is a complete range of sizes, styles, etc. The only reason for the special price is to clear ai accumulation of small lots of many different kinds. This is an opportunity to profit at our lo: We loose as much as you pay on every pair we sell. Extra Special $1.95 Bargain Lot.of Infant’s ' Shoes Some in colors, but. mostly all in black and white. Splendid assortment of both soft and hard soles. The values are up to $1.75. Special Fhis Sale $1.00 Goods Fancy voiles, lave cioths, crepes. in cheeks and stripes. sortment of very best pat- A lot on Sale at 45c Discount 36 inch excel- 3.00 curtains This Sale in Our Ready to Wear Departmen is More Than a Sale in Itself. The Final Clearance of Suits Only about forty garments in the entire lot. There are ‘serges, gaberdines, fancy mixtures, checks and tweeds. The seasons latest styles and qaterials. The values are up to $35.00. Close Out Price $14.75 Please Note—The styles of these garments will be very suitable for Fall wear: the matdrial is all wool something not to be had later. The price we are making is less than the cost of material, You cannot afford to overlook this sale price. Supply Your Silk Waist Require- ments at Fhis Bargain Price Over five hundred silk w: in this assort- ment, Complete range of materials, including georgetta crepe, crepe de chine, tub silks, ete., ete. $5.00 to $8.5 Extra Special $3.75 Extra Special 20 Per Cent 2.40, ete., ete. The values are from cellent, the weave is firm and heavy: the regular prices of and 65¢ are based on costs several years ago. Like other merchandise of this sale, the regular figure is really a bargain. Extra Special 24c Clearance of Another Odd Lot About fifty garments in the assortment. Linen Dusters, Auto Coats, Terry Bath Robes. Val- ues up to $7.50, We are obliged to dispose of these to make room for display of hot weather merchandise. Extra Special $1.98 : ‘Here Is a Remarkable Value in Coats Junior, Children’s and some Misses Coats in the assortment, Every number is ALL WOOL, There are many remarkabj- values in the as- sortinent and in most cases the sale price is considerably less than the cost of the material a year ago. The values run from $15.00 to $18.50 and are really worth almost twice as much. There are about sixty garments in the assortment. First selection awaits those first to shop. Extra Special $5.00 Hun ‘Regiment Is Annihilated _, Washington, July 3.—General Persh- ing’s communique for yesterday an- nounces that one German regiment practically -was annihilated in the heavy losses inflicted by the Ameri- cans when they:stormed and ‘held the yillage of Vaux, the: Bois-de Ja Roche and neighboring. woods, advancing the American positions.a thousand yards ‘on a mile and.a half front. 4 The communique follows: =. “Section A. Yesterday afternoon in ‘the Chateau Thietry region our ‘infan- att#y with effective toéperation trom our batteries, stormed the village ofjin our hands. The prisoners captured | ¢ Vaux, the Bois de la Roche and the neighboring woods. The attack was made in co-operatio nwith the French on our right who advanced their line on Hill 204. Our own positions were advanced on a front. ox a mile and a half and to a repth of one thousand yards. The enemy’s losses in killed and“ wounded were heavy. His regi- ment holding the sector attacked, of-|: fered obstinate resistance and was practically annihilated. Our losses were relatively slight. . “A German counter attack made early this morning was entirely re- pulsed. The enemy again suffered severely and left additional prisoners inthe attack and counter attack _num- ber over 500 and include 6 officers. | @. This increased the total of prisoners taken by our troops in this vicinity | FOR RIENT—All modern 7 room house with bath, Newly decorated. in connection. during the last month to nearly 1,200. “The material captured by our troops during — yesterday afternoon’s operation includes trench mortars and over 60 machine guns. The day passed quietly at other points. “American ‘aviator squadrons coop: erated with our troops in the action northwest of Chateau Thierry. Three of our aviators did not return.” BUY W, §, S.——— FOR RENT—Modern five room house. Good repair. On Third — street. Phone 717. 73 3t TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Barn 318 8th street. BUY W; S. S——— FOR SALE—Household goods: table, off Just same as new, +|HOSPITAL SHIP IS SUNK BY A BRITISH MINE Amsterdam, July 3.—The sinking of the Eritish hospital ship Landovery Castle, announced by the British ad- miralty to have been sent to the bot- tom’ by an enemy submarine off the 1 dav-] Jrish coast on June 27 with the prob- enport, 1 dining’ room table, 6 chairs ; able loss of more than 200 lives, was new buffet, ice chest, kitchen cabi- net. 1 gas stove, 1 chiffonier. dresser | not from Berlin received here today. 1 large mirror, stove, 2 rockers, 1 clothes rack and| British admiralty,’ 1 large rug used only short time.| “the assertion in this case that a Ger- 73 3} man submarine was responsible for due to her striking a British mine, in all probability, says a semi-officia! “Like all similar assertions of the the note reads, the fate of the Llandovery Castle, is also probably incorrect. It appears from the later news that no one on board the steamer observed a U-boat or a torpedo. In all probability the cause of the loss will be found to be attributed to a British mine.” SUBMARINE APPEARS The British admiralty’s accounts: of the sinkihg of the Llandovery Castle stated that after she was torpedoed a submarine appeared, the commander questioned him sharply, accusing him of having eight American aviation o7-| ported that the submarine. was after- ti HOMESEBKERS RATES NOT 10 BE RESTORED Federal Railway Administration Fears County Fairs Might E-nefit There will be no homeseekers’ rates to the northwest this year, P. S, Eus- tism chairman of the western passen- ger traffic committee advises William H. Brown & Co. of Chicago and Mott. The matter was taken up during an inter-regional _meeting of the sever- al passenger traffic.committees of the United States recently, says Mr. Eus- tim, and it was concluded that it was inadvisable under “present conditions to resume the practice of ‘making re- duced fares for homeseekers. Mr. Eustis expresses the fear that it might be difficult to discriminate’ between land-seekers and speculators, “or be- tween either of these and the travel-" ers to siate and county fairs and con- ventions.” William H. Brown, president: of the W. H. Brown Co., takes serious excep- tions to Mr. Eustis’ conclusion in a lengthy ‘etter of which copies have been nwiled the press and the com- of the northwest. Mr. ; ls that the stand the rail- ways ha » taken will retard the devel- opment «i the northwest, hold back food production, seriously affect the cemmercial life of the newer north- western states and in other ways have harmful results. He believes that not only should homeseekers’ rates be con- tinued, but that a government imml- gration bureau should be established to aid returning soldiers in taking ad- vantage of these rates to find homes on the cheap lands of the northwest. Louis F. Post, assistant secretary of the department of labor, agrees with this latter contention and advises Mr. Brown that the employment service is being expanded by the labor depart- ment with a view to caring for de- mands from soldiers for openings on the farm. BUY W, S. S——— AMERICANS DECORATED With the American Army in F' ‘Tuesday, July 2.—(By the Ass Press.) —The "distinguished: cross has been jawarded to,.22-poldiars of the American expeditionary forces by General ‘Pershing. Thé‘ medals are given for gallantry in action at Cantigny, around Chateau Thierry and in: Lorraine. The recipients are sev- en officers, two posthumous, nine non- commission officers, one posthumous and.-six privates, three posthumous. Their names are: Captain Dwight F. Smith. marines; Lieutenant Alired S. Nobles, marines; Lieutenant Charles G.: Roberts, mar- ines; Second iLeutenant Lewis E. Tammermann, marines, and second Lieutenant Ralph Marghall,-marines. Corporal Rexford Dettro, fleld artil- lery; Corporal A. N Quick, field artil- lery;: Corporal Louis: Liberman,’ field artillery; Corporal Raymond Gibson, marines; Corporal Charles W. Brooks, ‘Marines; Sergeant, John Croof,\:mar- ines; Sergeant Darel McKinney, mar- ines; Sergeant George T. Frank,’ mar- ines, Privates Hugh: 3. Milter: John W. Worrel and Leon D. Huffstater, all of the marines. Those decorated posthumously are: Second iLeutenant Alton Wood, in- |fantry; Second Lieutenant Welborn S. Sergeant Theron Dalrymple, engineers; Private Clin- ton S. Lindsley, marines; Private John S. Walters, infantry; Private Frank P. Vallely, field artillery. American aviators are receiving congratulations for the effecient. pro- tection given the infantry and artil- lery during the operations ‘Monday night and today west of Chateau Thierry The Americans kept tthe air, especially on the American side of the line, virtually free of enemy machines. The French commander in this district has_sent his officiat congratulations. One American pursuit: unit encount- tred a big enemy group late Monday and chased the Germans off after get- ting in some good shots. One Amer- ican machine failed to return. Today a damaged German machine was found inside the American lines. North of Chateau Thierry this morn- ing. nine American machines and nine German airplanes had a thrilling combat for half an hour. At least three of the German planes were driv- en down, while two of the Americans had not returned up to last night. BUY W, S. S——— DETAILS OF CZAR’S DEATH STILL MYSTERY London, July 3.—Rumor's of the murder of Nicholas Romanoff, former Russian Emperor can be neither con- firmed nor disproved, says the Petro- grad correspondent of the Times un- der date of June 23. He says the re- port of the escape of Michael Alexdro- vich. brother of the emperor, seems to have better foundation. According to one version, Michael is at Kiev iwth General Shoropadski, hetman of the Ukraine. Countess Brasova, Mich- ael's wife, is under arrest in Petro- grad. The Arch Bishop Andronica of Perm has been arrested for complicity in the escape of Michael. The correspondent says he is unable to throw any light on the reported death of Alexis, the former heipap- parent, and adds: “Every time this kind of promin- ence is given the Romanoff family the epople think something serious is afoot. The Bolsheviki are getting im- patient at these frequent surmises about the deposed dynasty. and the question again is raised of absolutely settling the fate of the Romanoffs so as to b done with them.’ BUY W. 8. S.——— The captain, two others of the ship's Priddy, infantry; of which hailed the captain’s boat,| officers, and a Canadian medical of- ordered him on board the U-boat and | ficer also, were interrogated, and were finally allowed to go. Survivors re- een ficers on board, which the captain|wards heard shelling an, truthfully. denied. get. pA al