The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 27, 1920, Page 3

TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1920 ‘Johnson (- is back from the east and has made some wonderful purchas- es and to prove this statement we leave it all to you. Johnson’s Popular | . Priced Store Johnson’s Popular Priced a Store. ,;| ~The House with over 1,000 Garments ean BISMARCK’S GREATEST READY-TO-WEAR: SALES NOW ON IN FULL BLOOM AT_JOHNSON’S BUSY STORE. e Sale Begins July 28th and Will be Continued Until August Ist > This is by far the Greatest Sale ever éffered by Johnson! Ss Busy ‘Store. ; t ; Py i LOT No.1 $9,98 The House with over 1, poe Garments Tricolette Blouses, values up to $27.50; ney soiled. This sale Tricolette Waists, values up to 89, 50. *his } SOMETHING NEW. . SKIRTS --~...-.--The Rage of the Season! ' Special : ; Ea gti aide PAA Sd: eet san $9.98 Just ked.62 Klafter Plaited ee ere ere et ee ee B40. da One lot of the Hoerman Silk Skirts, values up to $29.50: Specially Priced for this Big “WASH SEI PELE RTS SALE } reds to choose from. Just exactly One-half Price. ’ SPECIAL ATTENTION, PLEASE every Flowered Voile and Organdie Dress in the store at $6 95 These dresses were formerly priced up to $27.50. fet For Real Bargains ‘Alawys Shop at debnsen Ss Store. “HOW CAN WE DO IT” is the Question. ' Feathered Hats worth up to $15 and $18; just un- $9.95 packed. This sale . On PUT eS Er Co EV ERS eres One lot of Ladies’ and Misses’ Jersey Sports Coats, woth up to $35. This special purchase allows us to sell these ‘wonderful coats at the small sum of 50 in this lot Ladies’ ‘and Misses’ Polo Coats, worth up to $32.50. This sale ........ A All Children’s Plaid and Stripe, ita check- ed Gingham and Chambray Dresses, values up to $6.75. We are $ going to offer these at, each 3. 98 No limit to amount wanted’as we have a large quantity. PLUSH OOATS_SALE OUR NEW WINTER COATS ARE HERE .Buy them now and save money. Every coat at 10% discount’and a small deposit Al Suramer ae must go at This Big ale. Your choice, values up to $18.50, Special ........ $4. 85 Ladies’ Fine Georgette Crepe Waists, just unpacked 187 of them, worth $9.95. This Great Sale, your GHOICE:..'. 5 0:5 oiuie Cote ene ® "+ EXTRA SpRCLAL NOTICE 28 Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits at Values up to $75.00 Alterations free on these suits ms All-Children’s Summer Coats at ” Regular Price. HOSIERY! 'y at Greatly Reduced Prices! te : ae br own, Havana, black, white, grey; regular 1.25 values. This ‘sale, special. .......-.. see e renee 95c One lot of Ladies’ Pure Silk Hose; values up to $1.75; all colors and sizes. This Sale, 25 Special ..... 0: cece cesses ep teens One lot of Ladies’ Pure Silk Hose, values up 2 5 to $3.00; this Great Sale at .......... e All Children’s and Misses’ Hose at 10% Discount. , All Ladies’ Guaze Vests and Union Suits at 20% Discount. ‘Ladies’ Fibre Silk Hose; 48 inch Organdies, all colors;~ Special Sale Price per yard “DOWN STAIRSBARGAIN 1.25 BASEMENT STORE SALE 36 to 40 inch Percales; regular 39 c 8. is SILK DRESS SALE 45c Al asckt This sale, apesial 27 inch Percales, this sale, special P 25c Dresses worth up to $39. 50; to make room per yard. 0. ices sie oe ee ole , Oil Cloths. Special per Rr beeline, Sark on Map CR 40 3 44 neh are ecg and Organ- dies, values up to $2.50 per $ yard, very special ........ 1 .35 Narrow Patent Leather Belts, sale 39 price, regular 98c quality, at. . Cc Regular $1.59 Flowered Voiles and Organ- dies, 40 to 44 inches wide; during this _great sale, ‘per yard will go at Big Selection ..:... $ 1 7 50 Children’s White Organdie and “Voile Dresses, Values up to $4.98; while they last during this ) One big lot of Corsets, just a little soiled at 20% Discount. ES Remnants! Remnants! Remnants Galore at Wonderful Reductions All Children’s Play Suits and Rompers at 20 percent Discount. ; Who returned to his office today. showing was very creditable,” Mr, This includes Every White Wash Skirt i in athe whole store. Hund- e $14.95 | $9.95 100,000 DRAFT _ holds the garment for you until it is paid for new fall goods arriving daily these . \{ time with a lameness and soren BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE STOCK JUDGING TRAMSHOWS UP | GOOD IN at Ranks Sixth in Lis in List of wade Entries in Close Competition The Burleigh county ‘boy's ‘stock adging. teat made avery creditable) showing at the competition held the state fair last week, according to Caunty Agent G, W. Gustafson, Although the Burleigh county team did not win a prize it proved thai the local boys can judge stock. The winners in the meet were all boys who-had had training at county agri- cultural schools or ‘else had been on stock ‘judging teams <befgre. In eomnetition . with these teams the Burleigh county, teams, composed 4. Lend verkins, of Wilton; Lester lalkenstein, of Baldwin, and Herbert St. Peter of Regan, took six({h place out of a field of eleven entries. _. First Effort. The loéal am had never taken part in a stock judging meet befor2 and was the first team from Burleigh county to attend the state meet. Their standing was within a 106 points of the winners, shoWing that ihe standing was close and the match. a closely contested one. Walsh county secured fi place; Bottineau second and Baries~ coun, ty was third. Financed .Teams: The Commercial club of Bismarck financed the Aeams trip to the tf: and it is fas }toam next year. “Considering that this was the fir.t time Burleigh county has been rep- ,resented at the: state meet their Gustafson said this morning in -com- menting on the contest. CHICAGO WILL _ HAVE10 HOUR AERO SERVICE New . York- Chicago | Liner Being Built for Passenger and Freight — \ Chicago, Il... July~ 27.—Ten hour mger and mail service between and |New Yorkis made pos- ple by a new air diner:to be launch.) vithin a few weeks in Milwaukee, rding td its inventor, Alfred W. The liner is designed to Ss anything constructed in Ku- merica for freight or pas senger carrying. The craft, it is said, is designed for night flying, will sail noi less}, and will have a lifting capa (00 pounds deadweight. have been installed to deaden’ the noise of the 400 horse-power Liberty motors, Berths and all other con-| veniences of modern railroad sleep; ing cars will be included in the new Mufflers igner estimates that ne. can go at 10 p. _m. with 1,500 8, _ fre in New York at 8 o'clock the next morning. ~ DODGERS TO BE ROUNDED UP NOW; Reward for Each Ong Arrested Washington, D. uly 27.—An ef- fort to capture and vring to trial more than 100,000 draft deserters is to ‘be put under way soon by the War Department, Ad Harris said to- day. 4*ederal, s ities will cooper A list of names of the men who failed to answer Yhe war call is bein’ prepared by the War Department and is nearing completion. Months have been spent on the list because’ it is necessary to check t ame of every er with the ly served in, feared mis takes which’ would lead to the ar rest of war veterans with honorable records might result, Thousands’ of names which were on the list: made up just after the armistice have heea eliminated through this checking pro- cesss 7 When) finished the «deserter. list Will be/released for publication, and newspapers will be asked to pub- lish names of ers in their lo- calities, Publica of a name will be notice that its bearer is “oul- lawed” and that any officer or citi- zen may bring about his arrest. ~ A reward of $50 will be paid for the de- livery of a draft deserter at the near- est milltary station. The bureau of investigation of the Department of AFTER NINE YEARS Remains the war. Bismarck Testimony Unshaken Time is the best test.of truth. Here fs a Bismarck story that has stood the test of time. It is a story with a point which, will come — straight home to many of us. Mrs. H, Steinmetz, 113. Second. Si., Bismarck, says: “Sometime ago ! used a couple of boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills from Lenhart’s Druz store and they/cured me of a severe dull aching through the small of my) I had been annoyed for some- 3! through my loins and .a tired and languid feeling and got no relief un: til I learned of Doan’s Kidney Pills. (Statement given October 17, 1919.) On October 13, 1919 Mrs. Stein- metz said: “The cure Doan’s Kid- ney Pills made for me some yéars ago is still permanent. |-am glad to again endorse them and I alaways: recommend ‘Doan’s to my friends | when I hear them complaining ot kidney trouble.” Price 0c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs, Steinmetz had. Foster-Milburn ’'Co., Mfrs., Buttalo, N. Y, janned. to..send another’ ht and passengers, and vo. the first one in Bismarck to Ye- — Velasps, representing service in the} ipattles of Asne-Marne, St. Mihiel, and | WANTED: —Fxpertenged girl for gen-| Toothache, Earactie,. Neuralgia, Riet- ‘who are entitled Names Will be Published—$50| PAGE THREE THE NEW ical House’ Best Music ” ‘Biggest A calures ‘Overture at'7:30 and 9:00 Matinee Daily at 2:30 BISMARCK THEATRE =“; Tonight _ Tonight- Ctella nm q “Price Innocence’ SURESUGURNOHOLOOUROECOEOONS Tonight Only--- _Mary Miles Minter Jennie Be Good Tomorrow--- Constance Binney UUOULDODOOODOASEOSEEANSUSEOEAULUOUOURECSOOENESUDESORSS ECE: “Erstwhile Susan” Friday-- ° es ‘Norma Talmadge in her newest play °° \ “The Woman Gives” “ELMO, THE Friday ee Saturday ELMO LINCOLN Star of “Tarzan” ‘in’ OUTEREDOCOERUCOOORECHEOROREDEDORCASOEII now on display at Folsom’s sewelry | i ml ASPIRIN LEA OY ; wee JNstice and the Military Intelligence Division will bear the principal ‘bur- den of the roundup, however. Each man arrested will be subject to military court-martial, which will! have’ power to try and sentence him. FIRST VICTORY LEWISTON GROWS Washington, July 27——The census announced today follows: Lewiston, Mont., 6,120, increase 3,128 or 10405 per cent. Name “Bayer” on, Geinine MEDALS ARE AT MINNEAPLIS GRAIN “LAST ARRIVING] so cons "ower shipments, Goss barrels. Barley, 85¢ to $1.08. Rye-No. 2, $1.86 to $1.91. Bran, 49¢. Wheat receipts 173 cars compared | with 875 carg a year ago. Cash No. 1 northern. $2.65 to $2.70. Corn, No, 3 yellow,’ $1.44 to $1.46. Oats No. 3 white, 78¢ to 76c. Flax, $3.12 to $3.15. . Folsom Jewelry Shop Display: | ing First’ One to be Re- ceived . : “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin’ uine -Aspirin-proved safe] and. prescribed by physica Victory medals are deginning to arrive here. Corporal W. I. McClan- fnahan of the local recruiting attice > — | twenty years. Accept-only’an: ak eat ibe medal, with three | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY | | en “Bayer package” which ai tains | proper directions to reteve'Heatache, matism, Colds .and: Pain: ** Handy" tin boxes ‘of 12 ‘tabléts ‘cost “few ‘cents. Druggists~ also’ sell ‘Tatgér’’ “Bayer their ap) FOR SALE—ord touring car, Part | packages.” Aspirin js trade mark Bay? uiting office. cash, balance terms. Call 920 Aye.|er Manufacture Manedepticacldeeter nahan’s medal is| B. of Salicylicddid: Permanent posi- tion at highest wages. Apply Mrs. W. I. Lahr, phone’ 65T. 7-27-71. | Meuse Argonne, has arrived. eral housework, All ex-service men from Bismarcic to this beautiful medal should secu from the Tocal r Corporal McCla T2741. ¢ DIAMONDS ARE GOING UP Every indication is pointing for .a very. stro advance in the prices of Diamonds’this fall. ts be The tendency among - the’ retail Jewelers all over ‘the esuntry is. and Has been to buy’ very light on Diamond, with the expectation of a decline in the diamond market, The prices have not declined but the diamond market has been a little draggy. ‘Now what has happened? The Diamond Syndicate of London who eontrol the en- tire out-put of diamonds. have withdrdwn all the rough diamonds from the market for the present. -Note the results, The Diamond Cutters in the East cannot get. any rough Dia- monds, and are forced to lay off their cutters for the present. Now with the present shortage of Diamonds, and the cut- ters idle, and the stocks of Diamonds in the retail stores over the country very low in their ‘stocks, what is going to ha) nen this fall? ‘These same Jewelers’ that have been expect ing a decine in Diamonds are going into the market 'to get their fall stocks and there is going to be a scramble for Diamonds with some very sharp in- creases in’ prices. This is bound to happen. And any Seweler that is up on the Diamond Market will tell you ‘this same thing. We expected this very thing'to happen and some months ago purchased our entire stock of Diamonds for this season.. We are ina position to supply you with anything in the Diamond line that you may want. Our payment plan will enable’ you to purchase a Diamond without any great out- lay of cash, and in the end will be a very valuable investment for you. Folsom Jewelry Store