The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1920, Page 8

TA rd bet bt wh uf it te La-To} ‘Over PAGE EIGHT BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE WOMEN HUNTERS |" TO TAKE FIELD IN BIG NUMBERS 500 Licenses Issued at Courthouse Up to Last Night, and Many More Today Many feminine devotees of the sport of hunting will join men in every part of the state when the fall hunt- ing season opens tomorrow. Five hundred and thirty-three hunt- ing licenses had been issued to Bur- leigh county people at the county au- ditor’s office last night, and by 9 o’clock this morning the number was 642. There was a steady stream of applicants at the auditor’s office dur-} The Home of the Phoenix Hosiery, 4} Quality Tells, ? Prices Sells, at JOHNSON’ Week End Specials Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Ready-To- Wear. Week End Sale Helter 50 & WEEK END SPECIALS I Waists Skirts Coats Suits Dresses | Bath Robes Kimonas Petticoats Furs Gloves Hosiery Underwear: Corsets Millinery Purses Beads Ear Rings Handkerchiefs Suit Cases Blankets, Comforters Percales Voiles Organdies Tissues Sheeting Towels ERG EREREREee The number issued last | about 1,100. Among the licenses nted are li- The li- | i non-residents one non- resident license had been issued this morning. Hunters were devising all sorts of them in hunting pratrie ickens, since the prohibititon of the use of dogs. One plan reported was the stretching of a rope between two automobiles and the dragging of the prairie. parties will leave the city this even- ing by automobile, so that they will he ready for shooting at daylight. NEW RECORD» BY POWER BOAT Detroit, Sept. 15— Establishing a new world’s record of 71.43 miles an »| er boat classic in 25 minutes, 27 3-5 ; heat. ; at the special city election called for ica, of the Detroit Yacht club, won the gold challenge cup of the Am ican Power Boat association here, t ing the final 80 mile heat of the po seconds. The record was made in. the fifth five mile lap, which was ‘covered in four minutes, 12 seconds. Gar Wood's average speed for the 30-mile heat today was 70 miles an hour flat. Sec- ond place in the race went to Miss | Detroit V, with George Wood, at the wheel, who finished third in today: ‘Ss NAME ©. ANDIDATES | Grand Forks, Sept. 15.—Five can- didates for members of the first board of city commissioners of Grand Forks, September 25 were endorsed at a meeting of representative business men of Grand Forks. i Those endorsed were: For presi- dent of the Commission, James A. Vinnie; for commissioners, 'T. Smith, George Kaneen, Andrew Peder- “ENTERS PRISON TO SERVE TERM FOR 15 YEARS Hing, Epstein Gu'lty of Shoot-! ing’ Italian Laborer at New Rockford Harry Epstein, ¢ i known in the northwest as’an I. W. W. organizer, who was sentenced Mon- day by Judge J. A. Coffey at James- town to 15 years in the state ‘peni- tentiary for the murder of Angelo Nego, Italian farm laborer at New Rockford, began serving his sentence today. George Lathman, Epstein’s confessed accomplice was sentenced to 12 years. las Henry Jackson, on 60 days in the county jail two others implicated in the shoot- ing were released. TRUCKLOAD OF LIQUOR RESULT OF MINOT RAID Fargo, Sept. 15- liquor seized by federal prohibition officers in their raids at Minot com- prising 283 quarts of King George IV! and ‘Dawson Scotch whiskey, 480! pints of Sunnybrook whiskey and 72 one-tenth pints or individual bottles of Sunnybrook reached Fargo over the Great Northern yesterday and was transported to the federal’ building for storage in the prohibition officers quarters. / In addition to this quantity of booze, two truck loads of home brew beer was destroyed at Minot Monday, a few bottles of the liquor being |. brought to Fargo as evidence. ‘ | \ Eight persons arrested in Minot in A truck load of ralgned't before the United States ¢ com- I ing concealed weapons while; missioner Monday and were placed | WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15, 1920 “Now is the time to fill der $1,000 bonds each to 3 is . tne te ext term of thn fedora | your b a 8 ement with grand jury. Monarch Coal.—C. A. Scotland Yard now employes X- |Finch Lumber Co. for rays in searching suspects hidden papers, valuables, weapons and | poisons. USE TRIBUNE WANT ADS oe For Sale BLACKSMITH SHOP Must sell at once, on account of health, only shop in ‘city, county seat of Mc- Intosh County. Good farming country; plenty of work. Call or write SCHAEFFER BROS., Ashley, N. D. hour, Gar Wood, with his Miss Amer-| son, Martin Colton. George Brohen, arrested with them, connection with the raids were ar- a —— has il Starting Thursday, Sept. 16, 17 Ending Saturday Night, Sept. 18th Store Will Be Opened at Nine O'clock Sharp, and We Suggest to Come Early, Please, in Order to’ Avoid the Big Rush. Kindly Read the Following Items Which We Are Going to Offer at This Big Week-End Sale. All Sales Must Be for Cash. No Charges or Approvals; No Refunds One lot of Ladies’ Polo Sport Coats, worth $39.75; this $9 95 ° sale, your choice.... Jersey Coats, $8.95 One nice lot of Ladies’ Storm Serge Navy Blue Suits. These suits are nicely tailored, worth $35.00. This Week End Sale, $18 50) your choice ...... One big lot of All-wool | Tricotine Dresses, values up to $35.00. This Week-End Sale, $ 2 4 ; 9 5 your choice SILK DRESSES Yp Off of Regular Price The Biggest Bargain in the State of North Dakota One lot of Ladies’ worth $39.75; this sale One lot of Silk Skirts, such as Mes- saline, Crepe de Chine, Poplin, ete., values up to $22.50. We are going Pri these at....... $5.98 Alteration Charges Free. Every Plush Coat and Fur Coat in * the Store at 10 Percent Discount One lot of Corsets, slightly soiled by handling. Your choice 1% Off of Regular Price Cotton Thread, extra special; 10 spools limit to one customer. Per spool....... Cc T o Voile Waists, Organdie Waists at lf, Off of Regular Price Ladies’ Fiber Silk Hose, worth $1.75 per: pair. 7 5 Cc This sale, special........ bance $2.50 Lace Hose; colors, white, black and brown. Extra special at, per pair 98c Children’s Play Proof and F. A. Pat- rick’s Hose. Special at, per pair...... 29c The Biggest Blanket Sale in Bis- marck. Full-size $2.25 Blankets at, per pair Limit of 4 Blankets to one customer Comforters, about 14-inch. This lot, while they last, $1 25 e your choice at, cach 27-inch Outing Flannel sale, regular G5c value. This sale, your choice at, per yard 29c Oil Cloth in all colors and patterns. Special at, en VOR sin; cept tases t 69c Remnants, Remnants Galore at Wonderful Reductions! 36-inch Silks, plain colors, in an ex- tra heavy Satin, Chiffon, Taffeta, Messaline. This Silk is worth $3.75 per yard. Our price_ CE LANG $ ] 98 One big lot of Ladies’ ‘and Misses Fleeced Union Suits, worth $2.25 a suit. Special for this sale, per suit........ 98c All Children School Dresses made in beautiful styles and material; ex- tra special for this sale only at 20 Percent Discount Ladies’ Summer Hats, worth up to $10.50 each sale ....... a. oe 1 Oc Bungalow aprons, real live bargains. Extra special $ aaa Hohe 1.39 27-inch Dress Ginghams, all patterns, such as Pretty Plaids, Stripes, Checks, etc. This sale, per yard...... 35c 69c One lot of Ladies’ yey values ‘up to $3.98 and $4. each. This sale..... $1 95 y Wonderful Values Turkish Towels, worth $1.25. This sale, each... 36-inch Percales in an extra heavy quality, worth 50c pér yard. This Week-End Sale special at, per yard...... Extra Sale 50 Ladies’ Lamb-lined Coats, fur col- os $39.75 $9.95 A handful of Ladies’ Summer Dresses left. While they last, your choice, $ ] ‘ 59 each 29 Ladies’ Navy Blue All-wool Skirts; sale The Biggest Bargain in the \ State of North Dakota One lot of Ladies’ Kid Gloves, worth $4.50 per pair. $2 95 “This sale, per pair... Full size Wool Nap Blanket Sale, the Biggest Sale in North Dakota. These Blankets are worth $12.50 vper pair. “Our sale price...... $6.75 Four Blankets limited to a customer Georgette Crepe Waists, worth $7.50 each. This big sale....... $2.98 All Furs at 20 Percent Discount ~ Fur Scarfs, Fur Muffs, Fur Throws, etc. Ladies’ Cotton Lisle Hose; extra special at, per pair 39c Ps acy. 98c Pie ee $1.19 Re ces $1.44 Ladies’ Velvet Tans, worth $3.75. Meee .... $1.39 sale ‘Remnants, Remnants Ga- lore at Wonderful Reductions _ The Store that /s the low Prices to Bismarck! brought 50 END WEEK SPECIALS —— I — —— = =!) Notions Oil Cloth Artificial Flowers Remnants Ribbons Velvets Silks Toys Dolls Shawls Patent Leather Belts Neckware Children’s Mittens Children’s Gloves Children’s Boots Children’s Hoods a a I] | | a a | a a | a | || a a a @ | a i] || | = i a | a a a | a a a ag a a & @ = a a | a a | ] | |. ea a 4 m a | a a z a a a” t] | a | a | | i” a a a] B Children’s Jackets Knitting Yarn Wool Petticoats Men’s Ties Baby Shoes Outing Flannels 5