The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1918, Page 8

semen Non mere Adm Bh on ba oe DIARY NY LAA AW ALY EE. / BISMARCK DAILY: TRIBUNE - F. A. KNOWLES : _ _ Jeweler Established 1907 DQNOWLES tre sewELtR ) BISMARCK.N.DAK OIAMONDS.“JEWELRY Fairness, Accuracy, Knowledge Do you know the value or quality of Diamonds, Watches, or other merchandise sold by Jewelers Do you not have to depend on the honesty and fairness of the Jeweler? We specialize in Diamonds and featu re Cutting, ‘Color, ‘and Brilliancy and emphasize Price and Reliability. Wrist watches we have them from the dainty jeweled platinum watch to the military styles. Our line of Hawkes Cut and Engraved Glass, is just a little brighter'and just a bit more exclusive in design than other makes and positively all hand work. Leather Goods, we carry the Cordova hand tooled line, all designs are original, and that fact adds just the final touch of individuality. Remember, we carry everything sold by first class jewelers, and it’s not what we say, or how we say it, but the Quality and Character back of the merchandise we handle that has made this store the Gift Store of Bismarck, and one of the greatest of its kind in the state. Look for the above crest on your Christmas gift, it denotes quality. Store open evenings beginning Saturday the 4th, till Christmas. F. A. KNOWLES JEWELER & OPTICIAN BISMARCK we cec cece ccc cee we woe een ecco wooo w ooo ocowconecesoosoors —o—————V————EeEE -reasing the salz Presi 7a my Al Boag ; TOWNLEY GETS { 0 to ‘$5.00 Hoe easasaatites| : i ! |sion which followed killed about 2,000 |The government relief commission all valued at not more than $5,000, was ; jconsisting of one farmer delegate from 20" And medium $9.75 to 14 Ms people, wounded 6,0) seriously dis-jexpended the balance to reimburse! given a new home without expense to | each of the 12 states where the league] ¢° stock cows-heifers $6.85 to 14.25; j abled 1,000 and destroyed nroperty|those who lost property or were him. lis organized reported on an inspection $ 's and feeders, good, choice and i valued between $35,000,000 and $40,-|physically disablbed. More than 15,-]| | The rebuilding of the devastated A jor the books. The report found the} 33 .35; veal calves 000,000. . | yi sonal Bi s been in charge of a town books had been efficiently and accur-| 600 claims for household and personal | area has been in charge — | : "1 I western range beef The Canadian government gave the |effects have been paid, 6,09 people | planning advisor and architects. ae aa . ies audit showed that | § pers el, 18.25; cows and heif- j city $12,000,000 for relief; the British |have been given permanent pensions | When the work is complete, the new hh r. Townley during the 43 montha the | ere $8. : EMBE government gave $5,000,000 and $3,-|and disability allowances, and 400 per-| houses, streets, parks and playgrounds eague has been in session drew for ie f rong; lambs $15.25 500,000 pas privately donated. manent homes have been built. will be more attractive than those — expenses and salary a total of $26,|to 15.40; culls $9.50 to 12.50; ewes, | Temporary relief cost $4,000,000.| Every individual who lost his home| wiped out by th eexplosion. 1081.63," says the official statement giv-| choice and prime $9.25 to 9.50; medi- en ‘ : Salary Boosted from $3,600 to en the press by Townley’s lieuten-/um and good $8.00 to 9.25; culls $3.75| Fargo, N. D., Dec. 6—Frank E. pants. bs s = on 3 & . to $6.75. oat $5,000a Year for “Good | (Cia ole eee ester | on ah tS Windmill, former postmaster at Stan-| Deeds Done” CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. pete ST. PAUL. ton, Mercer - county, was -arrested | ; . Hoge 56,000 steady a6-K cents low: Hogs, 16,000; steady; 5.85 | Thursday at Bowman by J. H. Trotter, (By the Associated Press.) ser; butchers $17.50 to tight |€0,17.08; bulke $11.00 to 17.05 U.S. Deputy: marshal, on a federal St. Paul, Dec. 6—Thé annual con‘! $17.00 to 17.60; packing, leveane 4,000; ‘killers steady; steers; warrant charging. embezzlement of vention of the Nonpartisan league| 17.45; throwouts $16 to 16 Rear peers irl etree eased gad ecacame ch ae ae ire CT which met in secret session here this/ good to choice $14.25 ao 15. FO cee tee tae Bl eg eneuen ie chara week adjourned today. The official] “Cattle, 11,000; good bee TOS etre te te SE eee cal Bemerer 1 statement of the closing session said|bulls and common stock steady-| °° ieee Henry Barsma, pjostmaster at Ham. the league adopted a resolution in-|Calves 25c lower; beef cattle, good] Tribune Wai SEES ot atabe tino whareesy oo ot : proper returns cancellations, He will appear at Mi- not. 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Kavashima and Ogino. figure out just how much that ‘ “In Tokyo, city planning was set on = 7309 . ve 2 ( foot twenty years ggo, about the same y id bill is?—or any. en of Byes time the question of eity planning was ave you ever 1 \ ae receiving attention in Europe and y ; gure w at _ America,” sald Doctor Seki, mayor of causes your operating cost to be Osaka, in an interview with a Tokyo high or low? 4 ; Yomturt representative, “In Qsaka, & . however, it is only a few years since ‘- You will be surprised to find the problem began to claim serious at- ‘ a ’ " tention, although the necessity of city brie important a part Correct Lu planning in Oseka is perhaps more ur- rication plays in keeping down oO Lt & gent thun in other eltles. The density the cost of operating your car. aod CAO ape eran amped "e . ee greater than in oth lace: d im: There are four basic economies, Ae posectirgrre opener’ An Earl Y Announcement each of them dependent upon ‘ ters is urgently needed. 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