The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 4, 1920, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT BIGCALE OF | LUCAS & C0. T0 ‘START TUESDAY Suits, Waists, Shoes and Others Damaged by Smoke to Be Sold A. W. Lucas & Co. arrived at an adjustment with the insurance com- panies Friday covering loss by smoke in, their ready to wear section a week ago during the fire that wiped out the store of the Eagle Hat Works. Mr, Lucas announced today that the sale would begin Tuesday morning. Prices have been slashed from twenty to fifty per cent, on suits, Coats, dresses, waists, shoes, etc. There will be no charges, no approvals or no goods reserved. The sale will be con- ducted on a strictly cash basis and the company promises some record { price slashing on its large stock of | ready-to-wear goods. 9 corps of ex- tra clerks has been engaged 80 a8 to give excellent service. The management desires to call at- tention of Tribune readers to the announcement elsewhere in this pa- per. (Advertisement D) SPECIAL RATE ON LINTON LINE IS SECURED BY FAIR Thomas H. Sullivan, assistant sec- retary of the Missouri Slope fair as- sociation announced this morning that the reduced railroad fare of one- half the regular rate for a round- trip ticket, had been secured on the Linton branch. When the fare opens Sept. 14 re- duced rates will be in effect on all the surrounding railroad lines. Special trains will be run daily between Man- dan and Bismarck. ELKS WILL HELP WELCOME MANDAN FAIR BOOSTERS| When the Mandan men boosting a Missouri Slope fair arrive here some night next week the Elks’ band and a big crowd will be on hand to welcome them. The Elks were to have a pavement dance last evening, but on account of the poor weather it was postponed. The Elk’s committee now plan to hold their pavement dance the same night that the Mandan Boosters visit Bis- marck. The final arrangements have not been completed as yet, but present plans are to make Friday evening the big night.. The Elks’ dance was or- iginally postponed until Friday even- ing and if the Mandan men can ar- range to come on that evening they will join with the Bismarck people for:an evening of merriment. STOP Using Tobacco and Snuff —Gold Seal No. 10.—Is a guaranteed vegetable treatment for the tobacco, snuff and cigarette habits. Sworn affidavits and testimonials from grate- ful men who have been cured from the use of this poisoning drug. Com- plies with pure food laws. | Price Me full treatment, $2.75. Our book A’ tells why you should NOT usc tobac- co or snuff. Show your friends this advertisement. Address Inland Chemical Co., Dept. A. Bismarck, ND. End your Tire Troubles by putting on a set of DAYTON AIRLESS TIRES No _ punctures or blowouts. Sizes: 30x3, 380x314, Sold by A. J. OSTRANDER] Bismarck, N. D. BOYLE FUNERAL re pet services for the pione ore i told the local eet cDontn ess work | BUSINESS WOMEN | won vein done uy the other groups IS HELD TODAY md 3.8. Clifford acted as pall beers PLAN FOR ASSN | in, the state. Twenty-two members of the tem- Funeral services were held this morning for James Boyle at St. Mary’s,|front of the Lincoln Memorial in with Rev. Father Hiltner officiating. BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE WaStba is. MBE ERIE aa re wea The Overland Sedan “Costs by the Month, Saves ly the Nile! Eats Up Distance, sae Dollars! On a railroad it is the trip and not. the ticket that completes the transaction; and it is so with an automobile. No institution can build up good-will on good-byes, The Willys-Overland organization is just as interested in Overland owners after they have bought as before they are sold. Saving you money on the up-keep is just as important as saving you money on the price of the car. And when gasoline be- gan to go up four years ago, wotd went out to our designers that Overland owners must be protected, and the price’ of gas- . oline must be brought down—but not at the price of comfort!—get that,’ for that was the crux of the problem. Hypothetically, it was impossible, and yet— Under the stimulus of a great public need, and spurred on by the pride of a great reputation, the designers of the Over- land have Done the Thing that Couldn’t The Economy SEDAN An artificial lake is beir lake is being built in Washington, to: reflect the beauty of At the luncheon Thursday of the business and professional women of the city, Mrs. Agnes Rex, president. A large number of people attended |'the building. . lof the state organization of business be Done! — they have unraveled still another, insoluble secret of mechanics, by creating that marvel of mechanism, the new Suspension Triplex Spring, per- mitting the use of light alloy steels for economy, and acting as a pneumatic buffer between the road and you! What the new Overland car and its remarkable improvements cost to create we shall never know. But we do know that it cost $6,000,000 to get ready to incorporate them into the new Overland car, and that the Overland car was a great car before these improvements were initiated and adopted. So it seems a fair conclusion: That an in- stitution that will voluntarily upset the ramifications of one of the greatest auto- mobile manufacturing plants in the world, in order to reduce the gasoline bills of Overland owners, justifies the past, the future, and the immediate con- fidence of the American people. . DISTRIBUTORS goo FOURTH STREET, porary association attending the ee NASH HEARING SET. St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 4.—Hearings by the state supreme court in the meeting decided to go forward with the plans for perfecting the local as- sociation. A constitution is under 215 BROADWAY Suits Dry Cleaned, Pressing and Repairing; Hats Cleaned and Blocked Under Our New and Special Process PHONE 58; WE WILL CALL AND:DELIVER SATURDAY, SEPT. 4, 1920 vd _ Ninety-seven cities recently reportea ninety-seven Overland Sedans as averaging 25.2 miles per gallon of gas. + + ‘LET US DELIVER YOU THE CAR THAT DELIVERS! LAHR MOTOR SALES COMPANY BISMARCK, N. DAK. > discussion at the present time and it findings by Governor Burnquist in seems prohable that the organization | the ouster proceedings of William a will be made permanent at an early ; Nash, Hennepin county attorney, July date. 31, has been tentatively set by the counsel for Nash and attorney gen- eral’s office for Oct. 4. Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. Headquarters for EAGLE Tailoring and Hat Works Across from Hughes Electric Co. EAGLE TAILORING & HAT WORKS