The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 8, 1922, Page 3

___ MONDAY, MAY 8, 1922 , Found—Near \N. P. depot. One | ‘3 lady’s purse containing powder | * |. puff, nail file, box of matches, 13°18 cents and pa e of Camel cjga- ‘: y rettes, Owner can have same by— Dr. J. H. Worst is Pleased With This is the ada ‘local man -¢x- Outlook in State pected to insert in the paper to- day, but from a paper in the purse | : he thinks he cap find the lady Minot, N. D., May 8—Crop pros-] who lost the purse. He believes i A 4 < pects in western North Dakota have} that as a reward he ought to be not been better, if as good in the permitted by her to keep the ciga- on my trip through the vy years that John H. Worst, commis- sioner of immigration and former president of the North Dakota Ag: cultural college has been in the st according to a statement made cently by Dr. Worst while he was in Minot. “T cannot recall a year since I came to North Dakota 39 years ago when the prospects-for a crop were as good in western North Dakota as they are today,” said Dr. Worst. “I have made ‘an examination of many fields rn part tion re- of ‘the state and this in veals that moisture is down between five and six feet. Although the spring is a little about one-third of the crop in this section is winter rye and ettes. In City F. W. Cathro,. former manager of |f the Bank of North Dakota, is jn Bis-/ marck for.a couple) of days. Clean Up Goes On./ ‘Although “Spring Cleaning -Up Week,” May 1 to 6, under proclama-! tion of Mayor Lenhart, has ende officials and leaders of civic org: tions hope that the clean-up, pa campaign will continue so that. Bis marck can rightly be called the ‘ “city | beautiful.’ 2 Appraiser Visits City BE. Curry, formerly head of the THE BISMARCK . TRIBUNE PAGE THREE Ae Sale of White Our May White Sales,offer many exceptional buying opportunities not only to the woman who has her own white apparel needs to meet, but also to-the housewife who takes advantage of such. events to replenish her household linens and to outfit the children with the season’s supply of ander nine: You will be dotlgpee to see how far your dollar will go during these sales. Soe | \ ’ is doing exceptionally well. Sona section of the farm lo: 4 | t ‘My idea is that we are in the be-| partment of the Bank of * ginning of a long delayed cycle of] visited Bismarck Sunda wet 's. It has been proved that}here while out on app ng Wi + once the ground becomes thoroughly |for the Federal Farm Loan Bank of | soaked it will supply the nucle cus of} St, Paul. The bank. js making many | moisture 1 good crops.” loans now, he said. i Dr. We pressed his approval ee eee of and interest in the “100,000 mor To squeeze metal plates together | campaign to bring settlers into we: and close a rivet on them a pressure; ern North Da of between 150 and 200 tons is re- |i is moving along quired. ¥ Real estate firms ia Io _ ———— is had representatives in this Dance every Tuesday, Thurs | ing the past -week, making local con-/day and Saturday evenings a | ON HA of fami ics, have already 8:30 at The Coliseum. 10 Cents q moved into the state in the past two per dance. weeks ands they Fepore Hat uere oe | g i nits he “100,- 000, more” organization i ve now been Mi atinee tomorrow at 2:30 at formed and, the a ate sum raised the Capitol Theatre, showing é f ; amounts to more than $42,000. “Why Girls Leave Home.” iF : | Georgette Crepe ‘ | i . 40 inch all pure silk Georgette crepe in white | | only our best quality. Special for 1.00. Table Linens ° : ig | of White, $ niin : e HAs Hs O71 « aS SR nn en a ‘ aes a = ENING Aunt u | per yard : é Included in our May Sale of White is our en- a l 6 f eget Sh ere Borie a tire stock of Table Linens, Lunch Cloths, Pec Matinee Tuesday, 2:30 p. m. | Crepe de Chine < Damasks, Pattern Cloths. In pure linen Girls under 16 years of age not admitted] | Heavy quality white crepe de chine our rég- Philippine-Made Gowns and mereerize ; : : : : | ular $2.48. $1 89 : Special at 20% Discount, } May Sale of White, per yard... ° Hand made and hand embroidered. 0 | eR Philipino gowns in unusual quality. Caras eee cat i May. Sale. of White. $ ' . s, s . | Yard Wide Habitai .. Special hee 2.98 Bath Towels ia An excellent quality white habitai for wasits : Medium sized bath towels that sell'regularly | d blouses, regular $1.98. Slip-on Gowns at 25c. 19 . es May Sale of White, per yard.. $1.45 A good variety of styles and ma- May Sale of White, each, .... ss. = Cc i. ie Sm Ni seed that insure satisfactory Fancy Bath Towels in pink and blue stripes. ] Regular 35c quality. | A * May Sale of White. $ ‘ Cc White Voiles eMedia bran 1.00 May Sale of White. .......0..0.06 26 - Three excellent qualities. Heayy Quality ribbed Bath Towels. Regular 98 lity. Ra 5 65c. foe of White. per yard...... 73 Cc White Tub Maslin Aprons May Sale of White........... te 49c Regular $1.48 quality. Waists Unbleached muslincov- ily OF The Famous Stage Success \ DIRECTED BY eee NIGH latch BY HARRY. RAPF. May Sale of White, per yard.. $1 l 2 ; Full yard wide plisse. A very fine quality. Regular 50c quality. 5 c May Sale of White, per yard.. Linen Suiting 36 inch pure linen suiting. Regular $1.48 quality. $1.18: Fine white tub waists erall aprons in stencil- of Organdies, Voiles, ed and gingham trim- $1.48 Petticoats Heavy white tub silk petticoats with double hem to hip line. Special. D490 $1.98 Huck Towels Regular $1.65 quality. j Batiste, etc. Tailored d styles. A good size cotton huck: towel. Regular May Sale of White, per yard.. $1 25 land dainty trimmed Jue : Qe. 1 8 : ot models. of Whit May Sale. of White. May Sale of White, each.......... IC ; i i : : May Sale o ite. Each : A Dramatic Screen Version. Yard Wide Plisse Special, each : Wash Cloths One lot of wash cloths that ‘are slightly im- perfect. May Sale of White. ‘Special’3 for. . 10c Wide Sheetings and Tubing 10/4 Standard quality full bleached sheeting. Regular 75c quality. 59 c May Sale of White, per yard.. Of ‘fine quality Double panel. May Sale of White, per yard...... s PRT AOE CERT Ta? Makes only one petticoat necessary 42 inch Tubing to match the above. Regular under sheer summer frocks. 42c, 3 2 : 54 Inch Tricotine May oe of White. $ 2.48 May Sale of White..............1 Cc : ACN woe eee cee eee ee e White cotton tricotine in an excellent quality \ a hit ii ti Pesta eine oe for skirts, etc. Regular $1.98. Hine ,quality white Bad in esta May Sale of White, per yard.. $1 45 : ear yer amcor te ang embre Bleached Gauze ¢ May Sale of White. $1 4 8 25 yard rolls of 36 inch Bleached Gauze. Bach iiss deses. te e May Sale of White, » $1. 9 5 \ \ : ; 7 * z er Yard ....ceeeeeceees rive , ae es ve Fruit of The Loom Muslin B a Known in every household for half century. - a 5 A May Sale of White, 19c Lingerie Fabrics Linno Cloth POP VAL ein visie ceric ele eels. vee lete showing of many new weaves -in F ‘ ; : aie ype included are Batiste, Barred Hie Linno Cloth mole Linea stistiction with- 6 ons, Crysta cloths, etc. They are very reasonably 5A inch id . ae Berkley Cambric priced ty era in 49c . MON ‘ Z . o ; : : and TUESDAY No. 60 Berkley cambric for lingerie, etc. d 44 inches wide: at May oe of White, 25c 25c, 35c;, 45c, 65c May Sale of White... Per’ yard? 2. chives eee sities ate’ £4 “ ; é 5 ick oe ae 36 inches wide. sage oe George Melford Soe Nainsooks May Sale’of Whité............... 25c ainsi Bed Spreads Satin, Crocheted and Dimity Bed Spreads. Regular $3. 00 Bedspreads. May Salé of. White.......... $2.40 Regular $3.75 Bedspreads. May Sale of White......2... $2.98 Regular $5.95 Bedspreads. May Sale of White.......... $4.75. Never have we shown a more’beautiful selection of sheer nainsooks suitable for every’ purpose. : ‘ They are moderately priced at English Longcloths 39c; 48c, 76c, 89c Seances wide in a fine quality. 99 May Sale of White............... \ady re .~ DOROTHY Sheets and Pillow Cases 5 Regular $7.50 Bedspreads. : 81x90 Standard quality seamless sheets. Regular M ail Or d er S RUDOLPH VALENTINO [ff] =" ee tia tn S129 | aN Ore appears as a society favorite, but when shang- May. Sale of White Ete i ane . 5 Pane ie. tee ae ete Leta 92c romp y ! | ie , haied aboard a ship he proves that he is a two- fisted he-man well able to take care of himself - under tough circumstances. You'll like the stars, the story and the picture. On All White Footwear ee one ares TOPICS OF THE DAY K-I-N-0-G-R-A-M-S