The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1920, Page 3

Cee. Jo son's ‘tor ‘ 7 Tues, an ities LOT NO. 3g , Wortderful values. » choice $45.00. “LOT NO. aes Coats ats... $19.75 LOT. NO. Poe (> Go ats at... $29, 15 \ <4 \ Johnson's for Phoenix Hosiery , vA t ® Ls 'e a i = = = 4 = \ Coats bts. os $24. 15 LOT NO.3— /~! _ The Honse- With Over 1000 Garments wd to ‘and including $ 125.0), (4 > choive during this real ‘sale $8500. - Suits—Suits Suits. Kindly note the wonderful bargains: “Every ‘shit in’ our store, values up to and including $45.25, during this sale $35.00...» » - Polo Coats__Tweed Coats—-Poiree TwillSilvertone “Coats—all to be soldat special prices during: this sale. rises coats will be sold , at 7 that will make you buy. ey eee! S Ne ' Ff-vou ae i jeed vol a Spring Coat or Suit,-it will certainly be to your advafitage to attend ‘this great sale as you all know when - Johitson’ says’ “Down Go’ Mhe Prices” that itmeans just what he says and aes is your chance: to * find out: , _ tor NO. 1x Suits: in this Jot are very heavy “gralle of wool Tricotines, mankish” in’ this lot up ‘Your “Suite’in. this lot are male of fait wook ‘Tricotinés ‘and “séPges” and ‘ery latest style, some in the high) Waist Bing, others vey plain tai-. fe ‘Values ‘tit this lot Wp: . to: anid ir@luditig™ °$98.50. ’ choiéé for'thits Baile only $72.50. ‘Suits—Suits—§ - Your. ' Georgette Crepe, Crepe De Chine, Silk Taffeta dresses, the big- gest sale ever offered in, the city. of Bismarck. Three ‘day sale i $23.75 | Extra Special, Gaanette Crepe Waists & $3.98 Hae a y Values up to | $7. 50 exchanges ! efunds or Johnson's for = Phoenix Hosiery ‘ie Geet and ‘Laigst—Reaiy—to— Wear Sip ‘ Wed. and Thurs Large assortment of suits in this lot values i up to and including $75.00, which will be sold during this grea at sale’ “at only: ‘$59. 75. Every suit in the store will be placed on ‘anle diving this great Feats Suit vanes up te and anal ing he ae this sale,. Al te pee cath aaly ~ Johnson’ ’s for Phoenix Hosiery | Support. strikes . or lockouts or any! Meinbers of Profession Resent | }.< ®Report’ Published’ it: a Laeaet: ge ‘a ity April 38. and that at’ least’ 100 et eo the “will t in 24. ie atimat ate inher Of the ith eadquartérs’ at Bis- marek." At the last: meeting of the P Bistharck. society, the constitution and by-laws were ‘read and’ wil} be Ere; Jefited at, the ‘convention ‘where F they will probably be adopted. |. A ‘committee,: with IB, H. ‘Tong of { thie’ city’ eng! office’'as office, _ hag been nam ke, charge of the cohvention and arrange all fitther de- tails. THIS. committee” is ed ofthe mbst! ‘active members af the s0viety ‘arid the visiting delegates are |, asauréd that this will be the liviliest and ‘best meeting. cQits kind ever heltl by*members of ‘the ina la te) Pro- -feasion inNorth Dako! . The members _of..the Btsiard En- Bineering society resent with consider- |; able? disapproval the statement re- cently (published in a league” news- paper that the American Association of Bakineérs fs in, any way a trade jmioh and that’ its members favored and indulged \in'-the strike method fo: enforce ‘their. demands. The fol- lowing. statement (of the Association ‘on (rade: unionigni, éxplains- the jnem- * Vers’ “pttitud ‘The engineer te ‘medium. ‘through which ;both capital and labor ; are used in production and in fndn- trial development. The aim of, the profession, js .tg.. advance civilization aid render the “highest service :to society, Except when their ‘act: further this aim, it is an advocate of. neither capital(nor labor. ~ should be increased The: profession cannot mot _limft other methods ‘that may benefit any , Class at the expense of the nation as a whole. }They are unsound and’ must inevitably lead to economic disaster. The law ‘of supply and ‘demand for men ghd méteriak, must ultimately prevail. Attempts may be made to limit the supply. of/éither, but look- ing toward the-upbuilding ‘of civiliza tion we believe rather in increasing the demand ‘through the promotion ‘of legitimate enterprises. “Rewards should be according to | ability, initiative and constructive ef- fort. Men are not equal in these respects. Each man ‘should ‘been: couraged ‘to do, his utmost and be given’ compensation according to abil- ity and, will to increase roduction id to achieve larger’ results: ‘We’ bélieve in organized. ‘repr . tation Jor Uh8 corkection of wrong, wie shotild lessen, mop The assoglation recog! id ‘ot an organization of pro- that an"engineer cannot subscribe fo ithe tenets of both.” COMMON LABORER PAID MORE THAN ‘SCHOOL, TEACHER State \Educational Assoé(ation ‘Urges Higher Salaries for ki Bddcators ' pramresen 7 “The average salary of a teacher in ‘North Dakota today is less. than that of a hod carrier ‘or farm laborer, ig one,of the reasons, adyanced\by the North Dakota Bducational associa- for an immediate and substantial of teachers’ pay. , In an open those interestéd in/ school in the state, the Association to the school boards of our state to consider whether, it. is. wise. of the man or wofnan, who educates ‘Pay your teacher, a, itv. ing ws state and nation, ‘ ie The '40-cent dollar of today. is drawing the teachers of the. state iato other line salaries,’ With the result | teaching’ “ranks ate bein, pleted. | atate educational association, realls- Real Estate Bargains | Bs 6 ia 00 cash... (immediate | 4 rooms and. th $1200.00 ‘cas! Br rooms and bat! dat || pupils were enjoying their, Easter mi M A. A. principals, with bachelor ,dégreés and high. school principals wit) degrees, should receive $1 ana: expedient to. value. the services! than scheduled qbove, and junior digi cur children at less than that of the, ec 3 1|day labo! eh as to insyre, that worth’ rade, male, teach while ‘teachers will remain in, the; tigh © attract’ suey teh te is recom: ‘k for the: gdod.of your. children, mended that ane lniyth 15 pertept be added to the above apehedule for of work offering larger, schedule that service shall be counted, t the without regard to the school’ fn which it ‘both in, numbers and quality; andthe least. pty. the school, board should’ recéive.a atl at compensation probably about $75.00. Classrooms Fixed ———— summer. schiéol undér the direction of. IH vi “aR BL YOUNG ©! 'REAL ESTATE ‘COMPANY First National Bank Balding Phone 78-R © Cae various city” sche }]| cleaned and_ all: of || with a disinfecting compound to ren- der thént-as néar germ proof as pos- sible. ready have, been tums; tia ‘safegtiard against any wiréing | Taian aL TTA schedule of minimum it recommends to ‘tee school b and teachers throughout the state: | liam Etementary Qualified Teachers... $7810.00 4x$ $0 ; Elementary. iNornyal’ graduates 4 Advance ; graduates... x 100 }_ A. B. Degree : 6x 100 Principal ......:-.- | 6x 150) , dunior High School - z Advanced ,, Normal Graduate cigie '6x$100 College graduate Principal | bees Department heals. . ‘ Prinéipals , whee {Floors ‘Treated with Disinfect. #irat in Variety”—“Forembat it Value” *- Whe seater aunt ‘ing of Gingham. Here GINGHAMS ‘ We are Suan’ a handnene asso: these fine 4mported ginghams, pretty site ack inclies. Per yard . stripes and'cheeks in’a large rani new spring’ colors: 32’ inches. , Per YONG gs cae eiee e lealereaes - National Sepa “Even more than last year women will be interested i in our show- in quiginal distinctive patterns for every BUDO IMPORTED SCOTCH aitedd’ fast ‘colors: A beautiful line ‘of Nite uae tee $1, 25 oo fy Mh aay FRENCH GINGHAMs In this cigs are taney pretty plaids, We k “Apel 12h to 19th | bs e0150zs.uapeignaroasneusatseu saneecatuscuescneuseeatoshsnuzn i you wil: find Ginghams of unusual quality KILBURNEY ° . ( ak - GINGHAMS - The quality of these gingham the pleas- : ing: range of hew patterns and coloritigs, “emphasize that service in merchandising. = -- for which this store is noted. - 32 inches. Per yard noted 65c ; rtment of « All guar- FINE 27 INCH GINGHAM: ae A large and varied assortment of pretty. plaids, checked and stripéd patterns. All are fast colors and are anaes .. 39¢ igé of the “89c. values:- Per dace buaellny cols REE ee eee Sanh A most aieanathy: event c SPECIAL og Sale of Women’s and Misses : this.offering are attractively fashioned trom all wool'serges and... ‘tricotines: The: styles :are the’ season’s newest. me , ' aha 50, They are values a to 815. 00. Specials... se... Lae eee _ New Suits ls othiig early. in the season. The suits pésbentea in, wen, expresses the opinion |= ittee, marked, out. the, folowing ‘No. <0 Annual of th Schools . Experience Increase | 4; 1000.00 6x10 aster, Degree, 6x. 100 cis } 6x15) B. Degree . M, Degree . es 1 sasisenialy or junior high schoo! master mioré ‘incipals, with master ‘de- more, 4., Ther, is. an extréme dearth of and. in or- 3. Tt inc the apitit. of the * above was obtained, to the extent of at per cent, 4. Teachers pursuing | a six weeks superintendent Up While Pupils Enjoy Vacations “ant to’ Kill All the poe Sty During the past week, while thé rooms of the ere thoroughly ie floors oiled; acation, all of The_different other types of-germs, salaries. which for a hot: lunch, room which will be fards| installed in the basement of the Wil- summer. ‘holidays. | thls wark! and. it willbe completed Gx 100 TT EEE ing the perils of this situation, has) scarlet fever, pneumonia, influenza, or | this-summer; 5-When the work is fin- through its teachers’ welfare com- ished, the city will hayetwo schools iWork; has been started’ on fixtures | where hot luncles are. served, the high school already. having. its junch room. The new: wchool ‘on the east (Moore gchool next fall after the sidé, Will be equipped’ with quarters: Prof. 'R. H. ‘Neff | for, lunci{ room as .well-,; e mantial training department of high. school’ has commenced ait During last Janiary, Manila shipped 18,76,640 cigars to the United Statea.. “As hats cost more, : lone subjects for deeper + thought. Think Gorton whieh you think hat.” a CORDON HAT. ‘The Legion sUauwe Pub eae he | Good tich black. We TORR OTL dirt for sale . Inquire at, once PHONE. 211. reodw vow a0 at oll Baat wahitave odf sat