The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1920, Page 8

PAGE EWG? BISMARCK DAILY TRISUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1920 : a ieee aM iy onary Cr SOMO 1 STATE [8 1 | IN PROSPECT Diamond state Officials Hold That De-! crease May Be 25 to 35 Jewelry KN {KNOWLES twe JEWELER) . BISMARCK,N.DAK DIAMONDS -“UCWELRY Gifts of Jewelry and Diamonds —————express the true Christmas Spirit in the language that. is universal; in a manner that brooks no competition. ae Well bred people in all walks of life know the imvortance of jewelry as a Christmas neces- sity. That is why more people buy jewelry and Diamonds each vear. Our stock is complete and comprises everything handled by first class jew- elers. PPh hee eP EEE FE PEPE DEEPEST FESS E OCDE EET ETE PEER T EO ETERS DOCS Per Cent ‘POINT OUT REASONS acreage Will De }2uced in tha Northwest next y te opinioa of agricaltural offic Nor h Dakoia They differ, however, is to the amount of probadle decrease «been achieved. in next yezr's harvest and in the de- | gree of importance to be attached to In the nast few years a great advance in the art of making fine Jewelry has Modern Mountings are as truly artis- Cabor John je as ; ‘ - {the dec in acreage in North Da- tic as the diamonds they contain are koe will range from OF lo 35° per cont. beautiful. c nty Are t George W. Gustafson, who is in daily contact with the farm- s cf Burleigh county, betleves tre decrease will range around 25 per| Much admired among our beautiful displays are our pieces of hand tooled leather, in ladies bags, gentlemen’s bill folds, card cases, etc., any of these bags will lend an elegance to the after- noon costume. Our stock of Diamonds is complete. rer only one factor in the sit- Ali sizes, both mounted and unmounted. uation,” said ‘Commiss‘oner Hagan. | (“The most imnortant factor is that the prices for farm commoilties tiis ; ear are far Yelow the cost of pro-; duction that the former wil plant jless than the normal acreage next | Odd bits of fashion in jewelry harmonizing with all tynes of Frocks, fashionable novelties of Bracelet, Brooch, Lar Pin and Necklace are ready o adorn. Beautiful Dinner Rings in Platinum and Gold make a much aporeciated gift. The plumed Feather Fan waves the coquetry , of centuries, their beauty will fascinate, their Ivoe- Ty designs will convince ycu that a Fan it must be or you are lost from fashion’s train. ar. i “The price of Ivor, of course. in- Make your Selections Early. F cludes also the cost. of voarding farm workers and has a bearing on the cost of threshing, but other costs. of farm operations are more important than will be the maximum wage next year. | to Marion, on invitation, to discuss national and international “AIP of the factors combined in| Questions with the latter sthat he thought the United States should the cost of producing are such that| enter the League of Nations, provided satisfactory safeguards the thrimen il not make invoet | could be provided. Men clsoe to Harding think Hoover will be of- ment n ary: a 2 a ge | * 5 nats . A z - e acreage ‘because he will have to go fered a place in the abinet, most likely the post of secretary of into debt, as the recaipts of this year | Commerce. Picture shows (Ifet) Hoover, (right) Harding. will not.carry the expenditures over a ae EMS thts yest | PONCTCLE, aa ding to the police, was used vs Store Oven Evenings Till Christmas with the average about $70, Mr. Hagan Refuses to F loat; | ea | Established 1907 said. ' Cost $950,000, RAG MAN GOES | Rebebetetetebetedetedeebede tedetetedededecbobebebebetedofolote Dr, J. H. Worst, Commissioner of Immmigration, declares that North. ag eR ‘ i 2 0 i ediately adsorb 10,-| Hockland, 2c, 13--The con- T it ; j : ; ze Dakota: coud mes ately adsor es ies ae aunears “IIe co! ' Crease alent nll “Jhere is really no such thing asj warehouses are located on Pershing J | eae Cotes ane Aid| “Im my opinion,"he said, “farmers | yer a Mouument on the I | iS NEW NAME jWaste | material, Mr. Reidenbach |/Road and the army trucks which use | eons the aa a medias of Gevel- as a rule, will employ the least pos-: coas( to one of the wa ovauOns Ml] Bice, Gore Pnetede jsaid, “There is nothing wasted whe: 1} it for a highway lend significance to a [onus ind, }sidle amount of next. spring! architecture. trei | Chicago, Dee. The ra man it can be turned into another form of; the new name. A ‘ ‘ey heck ald his progress up! Procuct and sold for cash. We deal A letter expressi' iati Baroneeden icant [Sut will put im ad ag Cilley Ledge. ; ats : ss up'T ee 1 1 a r expressing appreciation of QF { 0 vAN) i RE “How can you blame the children,| as they can with t h a with cries! in paper, metals, rusber and glass ma-| the compliment in naming the road t Bt | though, wi 1 over take | erence in the number } them to the movies th times al of 2c led will be, is diffleutt to! ed in old is rapidly | terials. All these can be utilized by|for him has ben received from PLE ASURE M AD week and ott t the other hand the acre-! jn the lo 5 ¥ a fondness MA iy ae eae { _ Our unusual assortment of those ‘clever ! things so hard to find, recently received from abread will tempt even the dullest imagination. ____ The above Crest on vour Christmas package insures its quality. FA. KNOWLES ; Jeweler The real one,! Optometrists and Jewelers of imitation pearls. ac “pat PRESETS L EEE EEE LESTE LES EEE SEES EEEE EERSTE FESS PESPIEE SESE PEPPER EE EES Oy who used and down of “Old urely lodged on C! her crew. out the vy now conducts a reg- | modern science and chemistry into} General ‘Pershing by the city coun- ness, according to; useful products. cil committee in charge. He also eded will doubtless be put in! Repes Ya} 25 SaaS expressed the hope that he will be able nd to impair their mental deve: n than where farm-j which cost opment. f cd the largest! to cor ty , for the number of acres cned and wrec nt of the National “Associa ion 1 PERSHING ROAD | to attend the opening of the new road seeded, therefore, there should be #| moved, The f Waste Material Dealers, which re-| 7 fade P ers, i \after it has been widened, for the cently met here, Mr. Reidenbach also! | greater part of it: 5 objects to the word “junk.” | POPULAR PLACE |® aries eae mia teneration—Says P enough to compete with mo hetter yield per acre than the average G ation—Says Parents other amusgments and pare: where labor is employed and much | Are at Fault instill in children a desire for know-| haphazard farming is. done. ce | “We want to abolish the word from { 2 {our business,” he declared. “The! Chicago, Dec. 18—Pershing Road, ledge and mental training. | “Another factor must be taken int “Otherwise, the next generation | consideration. ept within r 7 ie ae | word ‘junk’ means a Chinese boat.| named in honor. of General John J. a ueRe jag. | Tt has not the slightest connection |‘Pershing, has taken its place with aes”) with jour busine: other roads and boulevards in Chicago may find knowledge cornered by the| stricted dry areas a large amount ! industrious few.” fall plowing has deen done. Th land should be in good condition and a ,| . The waste material business passes/ named after famous American men. “!the two billion dollar mark every 'iformerly known as 39th street, the a) ; > \year and is the seventh largest indus- | new road extends from Lake Michigan the children of 1950, HOW HE ENDED KIDNEY can be seeded carly, and if the sea-| ing the third trip ia the world, Mr. Reidenbach de- | to the west side boulevard system, What kind of humans will we have TROUBLE son is at a'l favorasle should make} No trace has ever bce serge: six miles away. Many government in the next generation?” she asks. “I had a severe attack of kidney |a good yield. bodies of the eleven 1 who “The young - va} trouble and for three weeks could not “phe prospect for a very large im-| off jn a bos hout the masier’s per- y people today have! P : 4 age i ‘ turned from learnmg to mad’ pursuit get out of doors and scarcely out of | migration is very good this year ow sed the boat of that elusive phantom-—-pleasure. bed,” writes CG. E. Brewer, Village |ing to tha high rentals asked for| smashed agains! side of the YET Springs, Ala. “Could not bend over at | farms in adjoining states where land | in Coghland and th Lured From. Books all without the most excruciating | has been boosted to an average of | 9 ts of the crew wer “Invention has opened many new] pains, I purchased a bottle of Folvy | $200 to $509 an acre and the comPar | the next day by fields of amusement which are luring] Kidney Pills. Was relleved after first | atively cheap farms that can be had humanity away from books. before} sew doses and continued their use| in ‘North Dakota. There is room in the day of movies and antomobdiles| yntil completely cured. I consider | this state for 1,000 new settlers.” and such extensive diversions W6y8| Foley Kidney Pills the best kidney ‘County Agent Gustafso declared and girls turned to buoas for amuse-| remedy in the world. No recurrence | the shortage of labor this year Woe ment and their minds were improved. of my trouble—Adv. not as keen as some people had been he Hage, Dee. 17.—Europe’s Now, these haves desieced: NSE eee led to believe, although the fact that! oct scheme for defrauding is that beaks ene many ho and sue Dry Mined Lehigh Lignite| there wer wie st oat oer ne | of selling supposed Russian crown who fee! ha hey simpiy mus! 0 to % wage: b rf | jew < les 2 % the movies at teat Piece nes * Coal for Sale. W. J. Dobson, 615 Nhesien Senaon’ jewels. Knowlege that some very aband- been re} n | | 3 voy | Two things are neves Woman Educator Sighs for Next! education must. be made son d : f: ERNE SERN © BISMARCK. NORTH DAKOTA © Knowh all over the Northwest for Quality ® MAIL US YOUR FILMS © her pi with eve Denver, Col., Dec. 18.—Mrs. Mary C. C. Bradford, Colorado's superinten- dent of public m: ion, sighs for found of the rescued WEE BROTHERS MOTOR CAR week, Movies—some movies —are in-| Anderson St., Phone 659 R. “Phere is every indication that the |e a act y confiscated ‘ oy ee EEeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEees me i a ki has actua igs Isbor shortage wil dies rine ebiet tac: | Holland recently has prompted aj} ‘ number of shrewd confidence men to take advantage of Dutchmen desir- ing to buy something cneap. The Hague police swooped dowa : s | {the other night on a group of men in a little cafe who, with their 1 tended victim, were negotiating aor : the sale of 34 “pearl” necklaces and I several packets of loose “pearls’ | which were whispered to have been | surreptitiously sent to Holland trom | tor in the reduced acreage will be the | slump in agriculturé prices this year. | Sov PEP EEE Perhaps the best and truest Jackson, Mich. Dee. 18.—“Don't ext | Moscow and, therefore, were for sale thing that has ever been ginceg meee fence. If you! cheap. : i" C] | a | M A ) the wite or climp the eigate.” | Only one of the necklaces was found said about this car is that : A eA ed nea ab fe brick to be genuine. All of the others, and you seldom hear anything is is the sign hang on th | soantie ead conducted by the | also the loose packets, were made up | Michigan State Penitentiary and that | put good thingssaid about it. ig a constant reminder of the honor| system in vogue at the prison. nes 8 FEET LONG! i The brick and tile factory ig _lo-) cated 18 miles northeast of the prisoa | and $> “honor men” are employed. | There is no watchman, the super’ tendent and a number of yard fore- men being the only e” men the institution, A namie, of the pris- serving life sentences. one railroad runs within 200 yards | of the prison property and freight |* trains stop nearby to take water. | lowed to come and go almost at will but few of the prisoners have left the} projerty, despite the ideal chances offered for escape. There have been no escapes at the factory for the vast] four mouths, A wire fence encloses | the property but the gates are lef jay and night. ‘ | Series at the institution virtually | govern themselves. About cight months ago, or soon after the factory put in operation one of the men! ped and was later ca sht. He returned to the a ss mect - It is.apparent that there is a marked tendency on the part of.the public to select useful ‘things for Christmas Gifts. To meet this feeling, we have now on display a very attractive but prac- tical assortment of Holiday seleetions—including the following: | i ‘The gascline consumption is unusually low | | A 8 The tire mileage is unusually high ! Mufflers in all grades, ranging in price from $1.00 to $5.00. Men’s and Ladies’ Handkerchiefs in silk, linen and cambric. Suspenders and Garters in combination sets. Neckwear in special Holiday Boxes. M. B. GILMAN CO. 212 Main Street Bismarek, N. D. Silk Hose in single boxes. Bath Robes, Dress Gloves. A large variety of many other items suitable ~ for gift purposes. All of thees goods are new and purchased at the latest reduced prices, therefore, by comparing we feel sure you will find our prices very reason- abie. cy © mates. The eet him and he ed an among the 7 ners that woul! s to enhance the none ston. ars of the chu), under is © , fs aid one another in living up to the honor system. The club S. formed and the inmate who escay was elected president. \rne club named commitices whose | ;funetion is to settle disputes on ithe nien and promote good {cllowsl Ip | {and understanding between the prison | officials and inmates. : | “The sign on the gate appeals: ‘6 the honor of the men,” si id Harr L. Hulburt of the pt know we trust them will violate that trust. Feel free to come in and leok through at your leisure. Always remember we are here to serve and satisfy you. Any inquiries regarding goods or prices cheerfully answered by mail or otherwise. C. 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