The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 27, 1919, Page 5

BISMARCK DAILY-TRIBUNS. PAGE & FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1919. ° Nate pastorate of his church there. ‘The|in the adjutant-general's office. She | (hewsdifinsewclifintecelifpsinelifissiecs fgnen i i guests were seated at one long table,|is a former publisher of The Flasher iF | stretching the length of the bjg dining | Hustler “later making Bismarck her, 1° ah room, and a very well chosen dinner|home for a short period during the | Was served. past year. She came west to look af- in Se ter matters of business here and at Flasher, and after spending a couple o ¢ yyy TY NE of weeks in this locality will return THE RK | cI Ww. | east. Mrs, McLeod was accompanied here by a sister, Mrs. W. S. Windell Here Today. of Algona, Iowa. ., E. V. Coon of the Monarch Ele- Former Bismarck Pastor De-| yotor Co., of Wing, is a visitor in the a fe clares Association Succeeded | ‘© capital city today. y in Great Program On: Vacation: ogre Miss Flarence Clark of the ridbon Ca PT department at the Lucas store, is en- “NO RELIGION PROPAGANDA poying a weeks’ vacation. Here Thursday. i Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Anderson of Real Service Rather Than Con-| Underwood spent Thursday in Bis- ; marck, maki trip b: to. vie version to Creed Was Aim oe manne Be EMD by ae | of Organization From Dhiscoll. H. N. Nelson, E. H. Shaw, M. J. —— Lein, H. Van Horn and William Kelly + Responding to the critics of the Y.|all of Driscoll, were callers in the M. C. A. at a complimentary dinner | capital city on Thursday, registering tendered him by Bismarck friends at|t the Van Horn, the Grand Pacific Dr. Charles W. Har- Enjoying Vacation, ris, formerly pastor of the First Pres-| Thomas Morton of the Hoffman; byterian church here, en route to|chocolate shop, left yesterday for Bozeman, Mont., after a year spent in| Fertile, Minn., where he will enjoy a { t France in war “Y” work, said: couple of weeks vacation. stopping “We expected criticism, and we| Over in Fargo for a short stay on the don’t care a rip for the criticism that|Way to Minnesota. During his ab- has come. The program the Y. M.|Sence, Donald Burrah is assisting at C. A, put on in France can 1% de-| the Hoffman shop. fended from A to Z. The only criti- DEE! | “agua that is at all hard for us to Left For the East. ve Mi fa Hegan of the Lucas answer is that h t| Miss Lydia egan of the Lucas sine es the Rourstanieer wbetancaid store recelved a message yesterday morning announcing the serious ill- meyers here: Veen ae and ante ed ness of a brother at Camp Merritt, of the communities which sent them,|the brother recently returned from with the highest of recommendations, France, Miss Hegan left Foster’ay. in answer to questionaires requiring ind hey nome in Fergus Falls for an the most specitic details of character | "definite stay. and ability.” To Minnesota. | aq SOme Hard-Boiled Ones, Mr, and Mrs. F. A. Lahr and their Ti admit that we had in our serv-| daughter Lucile left this morning on ice in France some men who Were/a motor trip to Minnesota points. ‘hard boiled,’ said Dr. Harris. “One|They will first go to Alexandria. of our principal needs was for men|Minn,, spend some time at one of who could handle motor cars and/the lakes near that place, and later ’Twas Said:— —two Irishmen were digging. One, a six-foot giant, was handicapped by the shortness of his shovel. Dur- ing a pause to straighten himself and ease his back, he was asked by his shorter companion, “Mike, what. wud ve do with a million dollars?” “Add about four inches to the handle of this shovel,” replied Mike. Too bad Mike wasn’t acquainted with our large assortment of shov- els and other hardled-tools because we could have supplied him with a handle for his shovel that would haye been. long enough for com- fortable usc. Special sizes are a feature of the hardware and tools we sell—if we haven’t the size you need, we'll get it for you whenever it is possible. It’s our idea of per- sonal service. Follow the Crowds to this Great Money Saving Event REAT THRONGS attended this sale today. They came from far and near at an early hour to take advantage of the piles of splen- did bargains we had to offer. They bought heavily of them, too; more, in fact, than they really had need for at the present. The values were so good they felt that they would not come across the like of them again in a hurry, so they decided to make the most of their oppor- tunity while they had the chance. We anticipate as great a number of peo- ple to get these we are offering for tomorrow. The reductions they bear are greater than have been quoted on goods of similar worth heretofore. treks; men who knew all there was| will vigit in the Twin Cities, ex- — . 0 be known. abou: cars, and who . f ‘ * H i 1 P Aas Ce ae aces a carn and he | pectingytp be away for o few weeks Hosiery Underwear Tissues and Voiles Petticoats , . ency. We naturally went for these Fo Reside in Bismarck. F ‘ F 7 . "1 c | men to boys who had worked in gar-| Mr. Mrs. Clair F. Cobb of Dris- Radios’ medium Freight good Women’s Union pails of fine Summer Novelty Dress Fab- Values up to $3.00. Clearance | ages, not to the Sunday school, and|coll, r@cgntly arrived in the capital quality, Cotton Hose, Black, ribbed Cotton, tight or um- all sizes. 39c brella knee. 89c rics, arare value, at, 39c Price, $1 .69 Sale Price .......+ periyard cuncvessess ee | WP onlyseence cea | we got men who would drive cars to/city tolymake their home, Mr. Cobb ‘Hell and beyond in a pinch. They|having ftaken a position as traveling A pair . bof may not have been bright and shin-|representative for an insurance com- yp ing lights in fheir Sunday. school}pany, making his headquarters here. { work, but the made good, and I think| Mr. and Mrs. Cobb are pleasantly lo- Silk Hosiery Women’s Superior Quality Fibre Hosiery it was better to have one of these|cated in an apartment at Person Stockings men who knew his business driving | court. a.car over No Man's Land where a House Dresses Ladies’ Black or White Fibre ‘ ‘breakdown meant death and destruc- To Fergus Falls. | . Children's Service Hose Ever-Wera Silk Hose, in aa i, c N tion than to entrust that car.{o a] Mrs. E. E. Deering who is em-| te fi 2 Taupe, Tan, White, Black, Silk Hose, our regular 85¢ Two-Piece House Dresses. heavy ribbed, all sizes. Spe. Z mollycoddle who necer used even a|Ployed at the Hoskins store left on} ; peed, i. Grey, Brown, and Castor. A x Regular $3.50. $1 95 little succword, but who wasn’t there Tuesday evening to spend a few days cially priced, 18c ON-F TETY VALUE. $1 value. A Special, Sale Price..... . when it came down to a scratcn. at her old home in Fergus Falls, A little touch here and a little per pair ........6- Sale Price per pair “There has been some criticism of| Minn. where she went to see some} ttle . these ‘rough necks’ by supercilious| friends who were injured fo the re touch pete will soon Agate gentlemen who came over with the|Ccent tornado. Mr. Deering also went|— form that room at now . . ° Tdea that our principal duty in the|down to Fergus Falls the tirst of the oom go out of place. Toile Du Nord ; | Dress Goods Wash Fabrics Dress Linen war zone was to distribute tracts.| Week for a short stay. 1 i : ecial- big special purchase | 0: E i ‘ lar 1.00 value, 36 inches That wasn’t what we were there for. From Overseas ibe cary Hee ne nc ae Pidintand fancy Plaid’ Toiles Moe ier Was M ronals, 27-inch Fl regular 35c ae ‘in blue pink, black and nS We were there to render service, and 1 Ora y ‘d Mrs, George ties that count for so much as of standard quality, 45¢ value. wul Dress Wash Materials. ine laxons, c4 white stripes. a we did it on a big scale, and success-|, Pou), Son of Mr. am . Goore? | I well as a full line of house Sale, Price, 29 Sale Price, 29c quality. Sale 19c t . 69c Cas fully, Robidou. Eighth street, arrived home paint per yard ......ee0e Cc per yard . ees Price, yard ...... ae Sale Price ...,.++++ this week from overseas. For eigh- “ teen months he was with the 21st en- aie ecu have heck Brave, me gineers, and has seen some hard serv tempted to engage in religious prop- beek tore tere etic clad tonne H “ganda, We have been told that the) p2°). 0 E000: 2 feos jkety iehanas word ‘Christian’ should be dropped | is. "¢n, mati seen fore years, and) from the name of our association. [{ Bee nnes A | No Religious Propaganda. Paints, Cleaners, Painters’ Supplies . Huck Towels. | | Turkish Towels Dress Linen With Blue, Lavander or Yel- low borders, 22x45 inches. Muslin Drawers One 'large assortment to Regular $1.50 value in Purple, Sizes 15x18 inches, our good Blue, Gray, or Tan. Sale Pricé,: choose from, at— don’t believe it. There are many ways Home From Faribault. . uality. Clearance at, per of rendering a Christian service, and) Miss Alice Webb, daughter of Mr./f GARDEN HOSE ‘ Bite ee iti 10c Regular 75c yard: er 89c we! adopted a concrete, ‘substantial | and Mrs. William Webb, Fifth street, ONE-HALF PRICE values at ...... ons : way. We left religious work to the chaplains who were there for that Purpose. There wree religious serv- ices in our huts every Sunday, con- ducted by the chaplains, and they were crowded. First, perhaps, there returned to the capital city on Sun- day from Faribault, Minn., where she is a student at St. Mary’s schoo! En route home Miss Webb stopped over in Detroit for a visit of several days At, per foot. .15¢ At, per foot.. Sale’ of Union-Alls for Boys The garment that will stand the wear and tear of youngsters SPECIAL SPECIAL with Miss Ruth Talcott of this city, wot be a mass by a Catholic priest; | who is spending the summer months /—f At, per foot. .28c } ‘ SUIT—Regular $2.00 value. $1 45 Sal f then there would be a service by]at the Talcott cottage at the Lake. Sale of Muslin July Clearance Sale Price ....... PAO aC CODD ° ale 0 some protestant minister. The out- SUIT—Regular $2.85 value. * standing feature of our work in the Returns to Fargo. - Ge eae a Ss Clearance ae Paes a $1 95 Silk Hose ‘ood quality, 36 in. Mus- eater eis erate eG erete war was its unity. There was no Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Yeye, 1121 Sec- question of Catholicism or Protestant: | ond avenue south, have returned from | ‘ SUIT—Regular $3.50 value. Pure Silk, Lisle top and ae fe ism; th istincti ks’ trip to T: d Se-| lin, regular 35c quality. A he . P ‘ iam there autilen distinction betwen settee week) ut io. come i Hot LAWN MOWERS pa a q Yel July Clearance Sale Price .......... bivets tras 2.9 ibe Black or White; Where the (Money Went. Springs, near Livingston, Mont. While We handle several. first-class % Blouses That Every Woman Needs .20 Number for “One of our biggest expenditures|they were away, Mrs. Keye's father, £3 was for athletic parapjhernalia, The|who makes his home with her, was . makes Srom— moment the ground dried up in the|guest at the home of his son an spring the boys clamored for base-| daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred | $7.50 UP TO $15.00 ball bats and gloves and other equip-|Zuger, at Bismarck, N. D.—Fargo Come In and Look Them Over. ment, and we supplied it. Wh Forum. sw “toa a GRASS CATCHERS Former Resident Here. found Y workers who could do a stunt we sent them out into the i 2 d, f 4 - | For Your Lawn Mower—$2.25 dtked nleye ‘with tore hiss real ident of the capital city arrived “Wes. . girls in them—Teal Honest-to-God | nesday evening from the east. A . d d lash d Bis-| 8 + EE. ae el Mc] Mea een ache HM The other war service organizations|D- C- where she has been employed x distributed chocolate and cigarettes ‘We Sell the Best Goods’ and cared for the boys’ minor needs. Lomas Hardware Co. We went in for the big things.” MAJOR RUSS SPEAKS, CAS | Oo R | (Incorporated) Following Dr. Harris’ intimate and Stoves, Ranges and Kitchen Uten- $2 25 Jak Silk, Tub Silk, Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine $2 98 $1 48 . . Models. This assortmena reduced in price to .......... Clearance of Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords The prices the manufacturers are selling them for would surprise you. These are the prices we are selling Shoes we have in stock for, High Cuts, Oxfords and Pumps. Here are just a few vivid examples: One Lot Women’s Footwear Women’s High Cuts interesting discussion of the work of r Infants and Children e , the T.-M C. A. Major George H| @ gro site Duldere ornare Values up to $10.00 Values up to $6.00 Russ of Bismarck, who returned about in Use For Over 30 Years Colors, high or low heels, Patent Leather, button button or lace styles..... $6.95 styles. Sale Price...... Ns $3.98 Black Glazed Newport Pumps, with mili- White and Tan Canvas Shoes, rubber soles, the rey a week ago from France, spoke of some BISMARCK, N. D. of the lights and shadows of war. ‘The | Always eae Grtin : most pathetic scene of the war which Signatur of came to his personal observation, the major said, was the return of the. ref- ugees to the region desecrated and de- ‘ « thi ’ Summer Sport model. vastated by the invaders during the tary heel; this BeasC nS latest fad. July An pain escort casei coiawensss $3.75 g oe years of German occupation. Clearance Sale Price, $ 8 50 tiny life, however, was not all grief AY sa ieteectovvareusctzils ie i and pathos, said Major Russ. He spoke eee Seas % One esrortmanty Ladies. Button or Lace Shoes Vag of the splendid comradeship; of the fine i, IH STAT S1Zes 2 OUL Chole $2 00 associations and the valuable friend- We have just added The New Dark Brown, Cordovan Oxford, AS DHIE eis attest necerwatent . je ae suasnae dete ine: ona a ; ‘ ; A English last, military heel; the season’s Boys’ Black Button Shoes, or Girls’ B Calf character-building capacities. He par- to our seating capacity so favorite. July Clearance 8 7 Buttonyawondertalivalue os s@veye a ticularly complimented the work of the we will be able to serve a Sale Price, a pair ..... ie e A Gpaitker tits ate toe Oa Ae $2.95 Y. M. C. A. in his regiment and de- § clared that when the official army in- 5 vestigation was made he was in com- mand of 2,800 men, and that of this number only eight had real com- plaints to make, and these dealt with the rate of exchange on money sent home, which varied daily, and which never exceeded ten cents, ’ D. T. Owens, presided as chairman end toastmaster, and the dinner was attended by 200 or more former parish- joners and friends of Dr. Harris, who is returning to Bozeman to resume the great many more cus- For this sale we have selected a group of Waists and Middies slightly mussed, but worth from $1.50 te $2.50. Clearance Price, 69c Georgette, Crepe Waists — Values to $7.50 for $3.98 Clearance of Wash Skirts — Regular $3.50 and $4.00 value at— $2.98 Beautiful Stylish Serge Skirts—Originally sold from $6.50 to $8.00 for - $4.98 Fashionable Silk Skirts —Values up to $8.50. Your choice— $5.98 tomers. 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