The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1919, Page 2

PAGE 2.’ ——__—_—>EE————— BISMARCK RED France since last September, has been! cited for early embarkation for home. €ROSS UNIT TO The unite left its bage April 28. Base Hospital 60 comprises a nv I majority of the rck physicians, | 5 BE HOME SOON surgeons and nurses who enlisted in|F * ik pare Lieut. Col. E. P. Quain’s unit soon af-| 5 The Army and Navy Journal notes|ter the outbreak of the war. It in- that base hospital No. 60, which has} cludes Capt. Arnson of Bismarck, has been ih, continuous service in Capt. Nachtway of Dickinson and sev- eral nurses who are graduates of the : = 7 = meet — = oH Bisamrck hospital or who were in ser-|F] eee ee ORR Renee H . - . ‘ ay \ Off Comes Corn [i hier meray ALL BANKS WILL In One Piece} CLOSE TOMORROW "Gets-It” eaves. Toe as Smooth As| All Bismarek bh * Will close to- | morrow in honor of Arbor diy. Altho the:Palm of Your Hand. the cold weather mayan SMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE i020 MEETINGS TO BE we ization. s I , R. N.| held in Bismarel ' HELD IN BISMARCK | _ Mis® Louise Hoermay, R. of the board are Z Was elected president, of the Mild ol Olson, R. N. of North- * in 4 super- North Dakota} Ho! ti other officers elected were: i nig Stahouey, i, N. of| 58e Bill Rugsell in the super of the North Dakotw Firs€ vi ° sudrun Bon- Mildred _R.| western drami, “When a Man s’ association at their annual! dah, R. fargo named officers for ident, M ur, enjoying one of the | of” Rugby ; : nal There's only ohne corn remedy in] ; the world tha peels Borns and cal-| pene luses. off like. a banana pe and that’s “Get’sIt.” For walkers and | yoy to sons who have fallen in the Feause of lib IS GOVERNMENT DEMONSTRATOR ; IN MINNEAPOLIS |} —-- ins | _NewVictor Records ay Meee Uae re we Weekes eecar Miss McDonald is onw with the goy-| “When a Man Ridé ernment demonstgation kitchen in Min-| Western . drame neapolis, She is helping conduct dem- | amd purple’ sage & and mil-| miss it. Shown t ies of Sew- _ Friends of Mi C.. 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Saenger Voice Culture Records x ; are invaluable to vocal students—ask to) hear them. i mee » “~_ Victor and Victrolas in great variety from $12 to $950, ie * * « . If not—are you sure you don’t need them? ou can never be sure until you have your eyes tested. If -your HIS <a vision. is normal, we will be. happy to tell you so. i \ jt you need glasses, we can give you the proper sort and the prefer- red style. If you already wear glasses, you should have your eyes examined periodically. Maybe conditions have changed so that your prescription needs to be changed. Keep your vigion normal, ~ BONHAM BROS. a JEWELERS - E. B. Woodward, Optometrist in Charge of Optical “Department Victor sii Machine oL Camden, N. J. Important Notice. victer Records and Victor Machines are scientific~ 4. ‘ally coordinated and | synchronized in the processes of manufacture, and theic use, one with the other, is. absolutely essential to a perfect reproduction, ‘ New Vita: Resordé détmesstitid at all doblere ca the tet of Gach month (eee SR RRR RR EO OE RR OME CORE COE OSS SS em eR IS FS THESE ITEMS TO BE FOUND IN OUR, * Bes During this big salle kindly do not ask for credit } BARGAIN BASEMENT STORE s Ry as none will be! given. NO CHANGES—NO 36-inch Cheese Cloth.‘ Extra 1 Be TWer STORES joi TWO STORES APPROVALS—NO REFUNDS. Special, per yard ............... se bitte/e at e ts BISMARCK BISMARCK 36-inch Percales, regular 35c quality. 5 ni Pillows. 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Formerly priced Ladies | teuse Dresses B20) peut = A es wantiat = 10c ‘out a 39c at $2.50 per yard. $1 69 , Children’s Dresses ; PERCE ee ee ete ie ee 8 sis sale, per yard ..........4.... e a - i j Special Notice ‘oulardsin. : ine i ‘ All-you want to buy in a big assortment’ to choose i SPECIAL!- i ach Foulards in a wonderful line of patterns. a 14 lar $2.50 quality. . from at prices from— OUR BIG-COAT AND SUIT SALE IS NOW Percyards ecobites lh Cc ey peryard 2... eel ee 1 69 79¢ ,98c $1. 1 AND j IN FULL SWING ; sis | aa lessaline Silks—These are beauties, all 36-inch Taffeta Silks in a big wide assortment of UNDRED te u ‘ait Ow oi OF REMNANTS styles. Regular $2.50 | 69 One lot of ihe pecan! $1.59 Plaids and Stripes. Regular $2.50 ’ $1 .69 TO BE|PUT OUT ON TABLES AT t this sale, per yard..... $ value... ‘This Sale. _Yalnes... { This\Sale, per yard. .......... : \ .» LOW. PRICES 35 sase0