The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 7

‘FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1920 | comes this admission in the Courier- News: “While the attendance at both the Bismarck and the Fargo rallies. was smaller than had been expected be- cquse of the rainy weather that pre- vails- e When the Bismarck rally was held there was a light shower, which was insignificant according to the weather bureau, early in the morning. Before! 8 a, m. the sun was shining brightly and it cofitinued to shine brightly the rest of the day. PLAGUE TAKES LIVES OF 22 Mexico City June 18.—There have been 32 cases of bubonic plague with n 4 2 HELP WANTED—MALE WE NEED A LIVE SALESMAN IN| Don’t Hide Them With a Veil; | your vicinity with a car to sell our $ . A established line of oil and paints,| Remove ‘Them With Othine— { ‘Can offer a very attractive proposi- | tion to the right man. Give age, Double Strength | present occupation and ’phone mum- This preration for the rémoval of | er. freckles is usually so successful in am eas INTER-STATE OIL & PAINT CO,.| removing freckles and giving a clear, , East Hennepin & 33d Avenues, beautiful comple Minneapolis, Minnesota under guarariteé to refund the money 6-15-2weeks. if it fails, WE have several openings for second} Don't hide’ your freckles under 2 ren AS Jumber, carte for. which we fee veil; get'an ounce of Othine and re- » ambitious .young. men are aikious to learn the business. with | move them, Even the first few appli- a view toward developing into yard| Cations should show a wonderful im- Deviie dake Xp, r Stute a brag) provement, some of the lightér freck- Wan ET TOR les vanishing entirely. WANTED—D ists ‘Apprentice, State} age, salary Wanted, and ‘reference in| | Be.sure to ask the druggist for the er first letter, {Bitner & Odney Drug, double strength Othine; it is this that ‘ _ Jamestown, _} . ui 1\6-12-1wk 1 jg gold on the money-oack guarantee. FLYING IN~8 WHEKS—Auto courses} ¢ ! ¥. M. C. A. Auto Schools, Los mace —— 6-8-1M6 WANTED—Pastry cook, man or Woman; | -pail, $1.54. Cash with order, DB. F. good wages. Apply Minute Lunch, Smith, Jr. Fromberg, Mont. a 6-16-8t WANTED—Elderly man or boy for Kiteh- |; en work. Apply at Minute Lunch. prize winning GAOEe 616-3 el y Gili. WANTED-—Stenographer at City, Na- . i tional Bank, -15-1wk HELP WANTED—FEMALE, $ hinest lot in e WANTED—t once cook.,and. walters. |. addition, Lot high and level, Good Wages, room and. boatd® ish= ery if desired. Call 216 W. Broa ed, Work” not heavy. Ph 164) OF y. Phone 679X. _ 6-11-6t write Hotel nderwoor inderwood,..N, mi D Dak, Permanent place, -1diwk | POR § Sabir 40, bus B Of select Barly WANTED—Housekeeper by widower with |, ;at Menoken rmers State three children in Bismarck. ‘State wages and full particulars .in first, let= < ter. Write Box 643, Bismarck, N. Dé. Fi UBeat Ot sreaaones 10 6-17-1Wk |, Wanting to sell. Address Hox’ S47, WANTHD—Saleslady in'general store. |) Minot, Nor. Dak. 5-29-3wks \ ‘ Must he experienced in dry.goods, sneak Thy ani ED—Dressmaking, plain and faney, \ i Garman und Catholic. preferred. Gane Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices. reason: ariary (0 lady bn year ae Addrem: | \ayler G15 “Anderson St, Ave. C. We 101 ‘Tribune. 6-16-81] "Phone 659K. 6-18-5t WANTED—Gin for general housework. 160 AGRES of good hay land for rent, 5 Family three adults. Good wages. | '"mniles from. Mismarck. Inquire ots G; Phone 151 or apply 1% Main street.” | “Price, Decorah, 1a. aft =26:t.) POR! SALE—Confectiongry, “huneh room WANTED—Ginl_ of woman for general |: é HY housework. | Apply. Dohn, Meat ae ne sunneN Dee a ot o : eee u ‘OR SALE—Fumed buffet, like new. or Woman’ for i phone housework. "Write No. 99 Tribune. sob Ave. phane aU. tt y iD—Dining ¥ is and kit FOR SALE—Home bakery In. Bismarck WaNielp at Sanitary Gate, doing fine business, Call at 214 6th St. y Ye WANTED—Washing, Phone 437 ¢ ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT —Four rooms with bath and LOST AND FOUN sleeping porch’ with garage. Also twWc | (OST—35x31%4 non-skid tire on tim, Find- rooms suitable for light house keeping. cient é . ‘All modern. conveniences. 516 Henne-] ¢ Teturn to Tribune office for reward pin, Ave., Bismarck. 6-1T-It FOR RENT— Two nicely furnished rooms SALESMAN ton house, Keeping. Also one sleeping | ATESMAN WANTHD—By old reliable + room, 62 6-17-31 BSMAD NTED— For house to sell something entirely new. FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished 4 In punch boards to merenanta in small . . F towns and country stores, either reg- is 4 801 7th St. or phone 800X. ¢:\_6-18-tf] lar or sideline salesman, UNRIC- FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for igh} STRICTED TERRITORY, BIG COM- De house keeping. Call 241U or $18 ist] ~ MISSIONS. Write for selling supplies. ; 4 __St. 6-16-21] Empire Manufacturing Co., 125 W. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms, all} Plume St., Norfolk, Va. 5-22-1mo modern, 417 6th St, Phone 673. 216-1 WI FOR RENT qynietes room, 814 a Ave: WIN ELECTION, FORGET B._ Phone 284 6-16-31 |. FOR RENT—Purnisiied 5 room house COST, TOWNLEY CRY Call 522 Ave: F, 6-17-24 FOR RENT—Furnished rooms. Inquire 4 214 Eitth St. 6-14-1Wwk (Continued from Page One) 4 ee BEN paeae rooms at 94 5¢) his speech at Robinson the day before. v7 y46 FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. so 5th If all of Langer’s speeches grip and ao Bt 5-16-51) take hold of the people like his speech AUTOMOBILES — MOTORCYCLES | @t. Robinson yesterday he will carry FOR: SALE 4 pylindet. Bick Battery the state in spite of all opposition and \ and tires in excellent condition, Has : never been used for rough driving, Snap | carry the state big for the entire 2 f for cash. Used Car Mart, 608 Main St.| ticket, Mr: Young said. i FOR SALES OWemobTe Tarren cre ‘Mr. Young has“tontjnued- his: sue- vertéd to light truck. Will consider | cessful campaign in the second district trade. Address Used Car Mart, 608] and is met with great enthusiasm and Main St. Phone 488. 6-17-1wk | Jarge crowds everywhere. FOR SALD- Paige 44.” Tust overhauled. : converted to light truck, Very cheap. = . Cash, trade or terms. |Address Used SPEAKS AT MINOT 2° Wes Car Mart, 608 Main St. Phone Hee an Miss Minnie J. Nielson, state super- ey WI FOR SALE—4cylinder Cadillac touring. { Will consider trade for good city prov- Address Used Car Mart, 608 Main 6-17-1wk passenger touring Ex- erty. _ St. “Phone 488. FOR SALE—Good_5 car. Electric lights and starter. cellent condition. Address. U: i Mart, 608 Main St, Phone 488. FOR SALI Overiand | 90, nearly new, al- 80 Ford 1916, good running order. gell cheap tt hen a bac, Thayer. .E—1 Overland, model lent. condition, Sell cheap. 76 Tribune, i FOR SALE—Ford Form-a-Truck, condition, Price very reasonable. Tribune. 5- FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS. FOR SALE—6 room modern house includ- ing 2 bed rooms, well located, east front, hot water heat, on terms: 6 room modern house, including 2 bed rooms, 3250, on terms; 6 room modern including 3 bed rooms, for $4000, terms; 5 room partly modern house, well located for $1800. Geo. M. _Register. 6-15-1wk FOR SALF—Modérn 5 room bungalow, i aM built in features, Has one closet; i bed, hot and cold water in basement. > iavaern improvements. Easy terms. | e A, J. Ostrander. ___ 6-14-1wk FOR SALE—New 3 room house, pantry and cloths closet. Light and water. Call O'Connell Grocery. Phone. & — ean 16-1 wk St LAND ¢ FOR SALE ‘AT $10. PER ACRE, 705 acres southeastern Saskatchewan prai- | rie land. This land is crossed by run- ning water, and is located three miles from good railroad town. is cash, Hanson Bros. Co., Ashland, Wi: . IN BURLEIGH COUNTY HAY CUTTING For Sale on 160 acres of te lower % of Section 26, township 144, range 7. Price for hay § KE, Hol najoharie, N. Y. 6-18-2t MISCELLANEOUS WE_COLLECT CLAIMS, NOTES AND ACCOUNTS anywhere. No charge un- leas we collect. Our continuous, skll- ful, systematic, intelligent and per- sistent service gets you the cash, you need in your business. Write or call. American Mercantile Agency, Room No. Be City National Bank Bldg. Fitgne mo For SALE—Pure Extracted Sweet Clov- er Honey. 10 Ib, pail, $3.65; 5 Ib. pail. $1.90, by mail prepaid to any post office | in North Dakota, Case of 24 sections s of choice comb honey $7.95, by mail. Cash with order. Clark Ww. pice Big _Timber, Mont. 5-28-1mo-lwk | FOR SALE—Northeast corner of Ave. A, and 2nd Street, 100x150 ft, The finest location in the city for an apartment or three or four bungalows. $2850, ' small payment down and liberal terms. See Fred Peterson, G. P. Hotel. A 4-26-tf ' HONEY—No, 10 Pail Fine Alfalfa Sweet | Clover Honey delivered ‘to any. post { office in North Dakota, $2.98; * g-18-10) intendent of public instruction and endorsed both by the Republicans and Democrats in the June primary, will speaks tonight at ‘Minot. Miss Nielson will deal. with the school situation. On Saturday she will address a woman's meeting at Jamestown. Miss Nielson returned yesterday the commencement of the state uni- versity. Because of her pressing school duties her campaign for re- nomination is almost entirely in the hands of her friends. Although de luged with many invitations to speak, Miss Nielson will be able to make only a few in the campaign. i FINALLY ADMIT IT Fargo, June 18.—The league organ, | the Courier-News, has finally admitted the Townley gang is failing. After the first, Bismarck rally it printed a glowing account of the great crowds present. When the league “ratification meeting” was held at Fargo it denounced those who said the crowd was small. Now —_—_—_—_—_———————— “DANDERINE” Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty. A few cents buys “Danderine.” After | an application of “Danderine” you can not find a fallen hair or any dandruff, besidés every hair shows new life, from Grand Forks, where she attended | 22 fatalities since the first outbreak Hof the disease at Vera Cruz on April 14, according to an ofticial report. During the 48 hours ending last night no new cases of the plague were re- ported. ROBBERS MAKE LIQUOR HAUL Chicago, Tinie 18.- 1 - Robbers stole 750 cases and 38 barrels of whiskey, estimated to be worth $150000, frow a liquor store house early today. They bound the night-watchman and put him in the cellar, After three hours confinement he worked himself loose and notified the police. COMMERCE CLUB WILL \ PROVIDE CAMPAIGN SITE (Continued from Page One) be sure will work for our interests if you have anything that will mak« Bismarck a bigger and better, town to live in you can be sure they wil ve glad to help. But the main thing. depends on you and not on the direct ors. You niust assist not only to ¢ for the financial end but more import ant are your persone! etforts.” That the bridge would not be in immediate prospect if it were not for the club was the statement of C. L Young, president of the club. “The efforts of Burleigh county, the highway commission, of Morton coun- ty, and its commissioners and all the other various officers connected with the state and counties would have been unavailing were it not for the work of the Mandan and Bismarck Commercial clubs, who for a period of threé years worked incessantly to make this bridge a reality. Little Things Count “The Commercial club was an in- dispensable factor in starting the building of the bridge. But aside of the big things which everybody] knows, there are the many little things which ip reality constitute the city’s growth, “The little things which arise are the things which count mostly in the lives of business men. The other day a man had refused to contribute to the budget fund called up for some information and. we gave it to him. And no suggestion was made that he ought to donate or anything else, we simply gave him his information. But it is these things which make the Gommercial club a real-beneficial or- ganization. Mr. Young spoke on the subject of criticism, saying that there were peo- ple in this town who were not law- yers and inferred they knew more ot law than a lawyer and there are pco- ple who are not physicians who claim to know more than a doctor. He said {criticism must be expected. There jhad been crriticism that the Bismarck Commercial club was becoming too democratic, he stated. In speaking of this further, he told of a man who had written an article on the industrial situation today, in | which he said that the people had lost their faith in each other and instead of helping solve the problems were only knocking. Must Get together The best way to over-come this, Mr. Young stated, is to get together every once in a while and get acquainted with each other—to rub elbows, and (then the knobs in the other man would soon give way to a pleasant and pro- , fitable understanding. “Bismarck today offers more op- portunities to develop than practically all other cities in the state and yet we have not made our best efforts to develop them,” he said. “A town doesn’t altogther take care of itself; every effort must be made to aid in its development, especially nowadays when competition is so. strong.” Dr. Rawlings introduced the sub- jects of a park system which was also referred to the directors. W. E. Lahr was the first to second the tourist camp site suggestion. WEATHER REPORT For twenty-four hours ending at noon June 18. Temperature at 7 a. m.. Highest yesterday .. Lowest yesterday . Lowest last night Precipitation Highest wind velocity Forecast For North Dakota: Unsettled weath- er tonight and Saturday with probably | showers; somewhat warmer east and central portions tonight. Lowest Temperatures Fargo .. Williston St. Paul .. Helena . Chicago .. Swift Current . Kansas City . - 58 ORRIS W. ROBERTS, Meteorologist. FOR SALE— condition, ‘ernis Martin bed in good Telephone 548X. 6-18-3t vigor, brightness, more color and thick- ness. Our Fifth Anniversary Sale : FOR RENT—One furnished room at 1 St. Paul BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE BASEBALL AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won post Per. | 40. Toledo Milwaukee. . Minneapolis Columbus Lotisville Indianapo! Kansas City ...... ’ NATIONAL LEAGUE W on Lost 21 St 23 25 22 25, 30 3h ‘Cincinnati ... Brooklyn St. Louis . Chicago .. Pittsburgh Boston .. ‘New- York . Philadeiphia . AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost 3516 2 YW Cleveland .. New York Chicago Boston ‘Washingt He LGUs Detroit. .. Philadelphia 25 27 18 a4 39 291 AMERICAN. ASSOCIATION wauS Wee Wo Indianapolis, June 18.—Indianap- olis made it six straight victories by winning a. doubleheader from Colum- bus yesterday 5 to 4, and 4 lo 4%, Scores: First game— Columpus: .. ...029 100 100 Indiatfapolis ...100 160) : RE 4e'8 S11 2 Batteries —- Georg Barger and Hartley; Jones and Lt. Second game— j H. i. Columbus ....100%00 U2 0-3 10 0} Mndianapolis 00 2000000 1-4 13 1! Batteries—McQuillan and Haney Petty and ‘Henline. HYATT’S HIT WINS Louisville, June 13.-Hyatt's tripte! with the bases loade:| the d Giding punch in a slugging .mate won by Toledo over Louisville, y terday, 7 to 5. Score— RAW K.) Toledo .... ....000 010 G09-—7 12 31 Louisville .. 10 000 O15 14 1) Batteries—Middteton and Murphy; ; Tincup, Wright, Graham and Kocher. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cards Win Philadelphia, June 18.—McHenry’s home run scored the only run of ye: terday’s game and the St. ouis » tionals won from Philadelphia, 1 to! 0. Haines permitted only three hits: Score— R. HL. St. Louis ......000 010 000-1 5 1 ‘Philadelphia .,.000 000 109-0 3 9 Batteries: Haines and Dilhoefer; Rixey and Witherow, Wheat. AMERICAN LEAGUE That Wind — Babe Ruth, home run king of the ‘New York Americans yesterday made his 19th circuit drive of the son, the visitors winning from © cago, 7 to 2. Ruth struck out his first two times at bat. A man was left stranded on base each time. ‘lefty’ Wil- liams wabbled in the fourth and after two were out he walked Ward and Pipp. He then had the call two and two on Kuth and took a chance, ’ Shoulders | @eme All Baking ¥ Cares When CALUMET comes in, all baking B troubles take quick leave. You go right ahcad and mix up bak- ing materials, for biscuits — cakes—anything without fear of uncertainty. Calumet makes M you Jorget failure. GALUMET BAKING POWDER is the most popular because it does give ‘most perfect results, It has the big kest demand because the most de- benaable. The fact that it is the big- gest seller proves that it is the best. Atrial will convince you that there is none’ ‘just asgood.” Buy acan—if you are not satisfied take it back and get your money back. Calumet contains only such ingre- dients as have been approved Officially by the U. S. Food Authorities, You save when you buy it. You save when you use it. HIGHEST QUALITY HIGHEST AWARDS 810 6th Street. + 6-18-3t | jand the {deprived him of another ; Yearlings, $14.00. Is still on and will be continued over Saturday The Store with over 1000 Garments Home of the Phoenix Hose -| $290.00: FIRST PRIZE.........$150.00 ‘ 14th, SECOND PRIZE......$100.00 THIRD PRIZE........ $25.00 FOURTH PRIZE...... $10.00 FIFTH PRIZE......... $5.00 For all boys and girls gi PAGE SEVEN CONTEST FOR BOYS AND GIRLS IN PRIZES will be given away for the most ‘accurate and best answers to a set of 50 questions, trucks and tires, which will be run in the Tribune in blocks’ of 10 questions each day for 5 days, beginning Monday, June concerning automobiles, PRIZES which will be applicable on the purchase price of anew automobile or truck. which will be applicable on the purchase price of a new automobile or truck. which will be applicable on the purchase price of auto- mobile or truck tires. in cash. in cash. g correct answers to not less than 30 of the 50 questions we will give an automobile ride and Ice Cream Picnic in the woods near the river. Those de- siring td bring hook and line may fish. Swimming will not be permitted. : : ' SPECIA This is the last block of questions in this contest. Saturday noon. ? fr 1. Answer ANSWER ines cSstare aie ens 3. Answer | Answer .... ANSWER oa. voces ta, ayaerssesistecare ess Answer Answer ... to a minimum? : Answer . ords in the world? Answer . /This should enable us to announce the winners QUESTIONS Block No. 5. : What is the name of a “Speedster” thatis a “Speedster?” . What 4 cylinder car holds the world’s acceleration record for stock ears? What company built and delivered to actual owners months of its production of a fine 4 cylinder model? *4. What is the name a of that car? 7. What two cars do you see running in the tions, and never with a blanket over them? 9. What two cars, through the use of a com pensating crankshaft have reduced vibration 10. What two cars hold all the worthwhile acceleration, speed, endurance and sales rec- 4 NOTICE: Get allanswers into the mails by Monday. 22.000 ears in the first ten 5. What patented principle in an automobile motor eliminates vibration? Answer .... ‘ rarsieseug als evenensuoier ic tenn neaielesoar vinta lees en aleaecoiy ner Bence tee 6. What two cars use this patented principle? kg 8. Does vibration shorten the life of a motor? Send answers to P. O. Box 80, Bismarck, N. D. . Nour naiie Ane fUN ea wade pies as pe aaa ga need nis wee a eae een anda es Age. Address ... . Boy. contest officially closes at noon Saturday, Juae 19th. All answers must be in the mails not later than that hour. “A LOCAL MOTOR COMPANY” He grooved a fast one waist high, big slugger cut it square and drove it clear over the righttield her wall. A heavy north wind home run den, | Immediatg, pos {and Monta will be held here, June Be aa spyeot or U. | 23°94 and 25. Every elevator and mill manager of the four states is invited to be present, ather ure: INSPECTOR IS 18-1wk in- the last inning, when the ball | SLAIN BY IRISH HAD EVERYTHING. went foul by a few feet, oe — _— * Pueblo—Dan MeGoorty had been <i core— este R.B.1.| Dublin, June 18—Police Inspector doing a thriving business on his ranch ew. jL Ort Ai12 301 000—7 “T 1} Wilson was assassinated by five men! year Fountain. He had raisins, grain, Chicago 3. 000 110 000-2 7 2} in County Wexford, corn mash 'n’ everything. And then Wien’ ‘lk and: i Mauna ’{ The historic mansion known as! Sheriff. Thomas visited the ranch and I Sy anson.¢:. An chalk, | Mount Shannon, ‘in Limerick, was} arrested him. vynn. burned. , DETROIT LOSES DUEL Detroit, June 18.— Boston nosed out ahead in a pitcher's battle yester- day and won from Detroit, 2 to 1. Score— R. Hb. Boston -100 000 001-2 6 Detroit... +000 000 001-1 5 0 Batteries 3ush and Schang; | Dauss, Okrie and Ainsmith. BRONWS TAKE EIGHTH St. Louis, June 18.-—-St. Louis and Philadelphia indulged in a free hit- ting contest yesterday and while the; latter outbatted the locals, 6t. Louis bunched its drive to better advan- tage and won, 12 to 9. It was the locals eighth consecuticve victory, Score--- R. HE. Philadelphia ..011 600 241— 9 18 1 St.: Louis |..... 007 293 O0x—12 14 71 Batteries -Bigbee, Hasty and ‘'Per- kins; Sothoron, Weilman and_ Bill- ings. nual “MARKETS Minneiipolis Flour unchanged. Shipments 67,- 540 barrels, Barley $1.19 to $1.50. Rye No. 2 $2.15 1-4 to $2.16 1-4, Bran 5le. Wheat receipts 208 cars compared with 169 cars a year ago. 1 Northern, $2.90 to 4 3 yellow, $1.74 to $1.77. Oats No. 3 white, $1.06 to $1.08. Flax, $3.78 to $3.83 Chicago, June 18.— 7,509, Beef steers slow with lower tendency. Bulk . $1 to $16.5 Cows and heifers extremely dull ex- Jattle receipts, cept good corn fed cattle. ‘Fat bulls’ steady. Bulk $13.75 to $¥4.75, Hog receipts, 15 to 25 cents. higher. Top $15.70. Stockers and feeders slow to 25 cents lower. Bulk | light and light cutchers, $15.40, to $15.65. 250 pounds and over, $14.60 to $15.60, Pigs 60 cents lower, Range, $12.59 to $13.50. pai Sheep receipts, 12,000. Slow most- ly 29 cents lower. Best lambs $16.00. Choice ewes, $7.00. Feeder lambs, $13.00. Feeder year- lings $11.00. FOR SALE OR RENT—Two story, 7 rooms and bath; thoroughly modern. | with garage; property 85 by 150; well» An attempt was made to raid the military camp at Ballineen, but the} raiders were driven off. ELEVATOR MEN Grand Forks, June 18.—The third an- union an organiaztion of elevator and mill men with a large membership in North and South Dakota, Minnesota Beautify us Complexion Rids pores’ and tissues of impurities. Leaves the skin clear, leading toilet counters. it, by mail, two sizes, 60c. NATIONAL TOILET COre Paris, Tena. “Sold by Cowan's Drug Store, Fin-! ney’s Drug Store, Jos. Breslow and others.” Woman Thinks She Can’t Talk Enough “T had gall stones for 14 years and suffered severely from gas, colic antl indigestion. Doctors wanted me to go to the hospital, but I took (Mayr's Wonderful Remedy instead, and aia now feeling fine and better than [ ever did. I can’t talk enough about this remedy.” It is a simple, harm- less preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, includ- ing appendicitis. One dose will con- vince or money. refunded. convention of the Grainmen’s IN TEN DAYS Nadinola CREAM The Unequaled Beactifier Urad and Endorged Guaranteed to remove tan, freckles, pimples, liver-spots, etc. Ex- “treme cases 20 days. RR Tonight- soft, healthy. Tomorrow Feel Right|2 It they haven't and $1.20. R. 8. ENGE, D. C. Ph, C. Chiropractor Consultation Free Suite 9, 11—Lueas Kiock—Phone 260 THE QUALITY MOTOR SHOP Hudson Super Six Essex “SX” Four Reo “Speed Wagon” Winther 4 wheel drive trucks “Keep Smiling” Kelly Springfield Tires R. B. LOUBEK MOTOR CO. DISTRIBUTORS JOHNSON Department Store