The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 20, 1922, Page 8

PAGE FIGHT SOUTH DAKOTA AT GRAND FORKS (By the “Associated Press) Grand Forks, N. D,, Oct. 20,—The South Dakota State College football squad, fifteen strong, arrives here this morning for the annual game | with the University of North Dako- ta. This is homecoming day at the State University and the students and business men of Grand Forks will join in a parade prior to the game. The day is ideal for football. TONIGHT FRIDAY S. Art iy AY When Wally warbles Spanish love and bosses a tropical revo- lution—! A_ mile-a- minute adventure - ro- “with Lila Lee in “THE DICTATOR” From the Richard Harding Davis Story. BABY PEGGY COMEDY PATHE NEWS *—aITy NEWs Stops in City | Rev. Jas. F, Studnicka, of St. Phil- lips church, Hankinson, was in Bis- marek yesterday on business. St. Alexius Hospital Mrs. Charles Meyers of Golden Valley, Theodore Roode of Garri- son, and Mrs. L. S, Chapman of Hazleton have entered the St. Alexius hospital for treatment. Mrs. V. Lydeen and baby girl, and Miss TWAIN'S Greatest Comedy “A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN | {KING ARTHUR’S COURT” “Sitting enthroned the gods of laughter, Twain must have heard the swelling thunder of the roaring humans in Miller’s Theatre last might. ‘A Connecticut Yankee in «King Arthur’s Court ‘riumphed across the screen—a} kaleido-scopic ‘monument of rich humor, keen satire, breath- taking adventures and touches of rare human emotion. It is a ‘laugh epic’ o2 the Rarely has an audience been held so rapt in the ‘thri]l scones’ or been so convulsed with laughter at the remarkable gags.’—Los Angeles Record. ‘Whatever you do, don’t miss the picturization’ of | Mark Twain’s great satire, ‘A Con- necticut Yankee in King Ar, thur’s Court.’ It’s a pippin.”= May. Markson in the Los An-, geles Reco: UQUONEQQNEOUUGGGENUOUOGGAOEEROUUOGAALOOOOOGAAAAL WELLWORTH Sane STORES THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS.. | While we are not getting all the business in Bismarck, we are getting our share, which proves that this store is, coming to the front as one of Bismarck’s leading depart- ment stores. Our merchandise is of A No. 1 quality, and our prices’ will stand comparison as we aim to'sell the same merchandise for less money. ‘A visit to this ‘store will convince you. ALL THIS WEEK | : We offer the following merchandise at prices named. Similar values will be found in every department. Sale Ends Saturday Night. ‘ Fairy Soap, the soap that floats. Bar Weather pa ir dours and win- dows, make the home 10 Cc comfortable. 12 feet.... FANCY CHINA At Very Special Prices. Plain White Cups and Saucers. 6 cup and $1 .00 6 saucers Star Cut Glasses. Bell shape, 6 for.... Jugs to match Aluminum ware, 500 pieces to go at This sale includes pieces valued up to $2.98. A clean up sale for 98c Hallow’en Novelties, large assort- ment, at 5, 10, and 1 Cc Buster Brown Hosiery for Boys’ and Girls. Every pair guaranteed. fees 1.00 a school bag free with every 3 pair hose. Qhildren’s Mittens to keep the hands warm. Special, pair SHEETING 7/4 width. $1.00 8/4 width. © : Yard)... odo ch. Hoe 9/4 width. a Yard Cretonnes, all colors. 5 yards Wool Serge, . 36 inch. Yard Sentinel Flannel, 27 inch width. 5 yards. $1 .00 Shepard Chetked mixed suiting. inch width. 8 Cc Brana ss for school dresses, 36 inch width. BLANKETS Back order’ on blankets just re- ceived, this over stocks us on blankets and we must close them out. Wool nap blankets, extra large size, and one cotton blanket, danse .size, the two blankets for ti price of one while 6 49 Two blankets re OO Every hat’ must be gone ‘in ‘the next 6 days. We need the table space for toys. Choice of any hat at 50% of We carry’a large line of wearing apparel for infants, and our prices are very low. YARN We carry all colors. 8 balls wis dette anche SMIAMAUAOONUUOEAANSUAEOEOENAUUOUEEAAUU AAU THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Mathilda Anhorn of Glen Ullin have | been discharged from the hospital. CITY NEWS a eee On Vacation, B. M. Dunn, wire chief of the tele- phone company, is on two weeks va- cation, and will leave tomorrow for a several days hunting trip at Long Lake. To Speak Here. Major Peacock of the Salvatiog Army, will come. to Bismarck next week to addre! ranged. He will come from James- town after attending the Young Peo- ple’s Congress there. Army Drive Opens The Salvation Army. drive, jin which a budget of $4,500 is being sought, opened this morning. A num- ber of Elks teams reported at the Elks hall at 9 a,.m. and started out on the campaign filled with enthusi- asm. To Attend Celebration William R, Page, assistant state dairy commissioner, will give a,dairy demonstration at Mott on "Saturday, when “Achievement Day’ is cele® | brated. The exhibit is to be under 'the direction of County Agent Bach- \ ellor. Goes to Chicago ahs, V. E. Smart of the state -railruad commission will) leave “Sunday for Chicago to join other members of the railroad commissioners’ commit- tee of zone. three’in preparing, exhi- bits to be presented to the Interstat: Commerce ‘Commission in the, gener- ,al express, hearing. which: starts in | Washington November 20, Bismarck Hospital Mrs. F. Weizenberger of Venturi., J. W. Beyer of Driscoll, Daniel Wei- gum of Dickinson, and Mrs. G. 1. Kirk of Hensler have entered the Bismarck hospital for txeatment. Frank Brown of Driscoll, Paul Lutz ‘of Hebron, Gordon Ritchie of Steele, and Mrs. N. B, Hogmire and baby girl of Richardton: have..been, dis- charged from: the hospital. FIFTY YEARS AGO ‘a woman in Lynn, Maas., was steep- ing herbs on her kitchen stove ac- cording to a recipe of her own, to furnish medicine for the women of the neighborhood. Today, a sténe’s| |f throw from the little house where she lived, there is a four-story lab- oratory, making the same medicine . for the women of the world. During! |i | the last year almost 500 tons of re fully selected: herbs were: ui fh e manufacture of Lydia E, Pir eee _ SUTIN AAA AT | vegstab,Compce A woman's ‘medicine for yomen's ajlments. Have you tri iCall Phone 1100, : BAD, GAS, ‘OURNBS, "INDIGESTION! \Chew a few. Pleasant Tablets, “Instant Stomach Relief! _ Acid stomach, heartburn, fullness. Jf you feel bloated, sick or uncom- fortable after eating, here is harm- less relief. \“Pape’s Diapepsin” set- tles the stomach and corrects diges- tion the moment it reaches. the stom-}j ach. This guaranteed stomach correc- tive costs by a:few cents at any drug store. Keep it handy! meeting to be ar-|'i Jiand well marked all over “TONIGHT & ‘TOMORROW to find. BUSINESS IS FINE NOTICE Our Entire Stock Of Clothing, Hats, Caps, and furnishings is new and strictly up to date and worth One Hundred Cents on the Dollar WE HAVE NO FIRE STOCK TO OFFER. WE HAVE NO BANKRUPT STOCK TO OFFER, WE HAVE NO “JOBLOTSKI” STOCK TO OFFER. If you want new High Grade, first class merchandise at tempting prices with our absolute guarantee of Perfect Satisfaction, we shall be glad to serve you. We are here to stay. New Fal]l and Winter Suits and Overcoats . Our label in a garment is a smal thing to look for but a big thing $25 and Up ‘CLOSED SUNDAYS. S. E., Bergeson & Son Dry Cleaning. Hand Pressing Fine Tailoring. QUESTIONS ASKED. ‘or return of $500. lost ‘Liberty Bond, well defaced ith my name, Judge Robinson. - JOHN OPRAY { “LITTLE CARUSO” 4 Open for Engagements *}: clubs, Dinners, Dances, Etc. TENOR SOLOIST Call G. P. Hotel In Town Two Days. Big New Five Reel Eri FOOTBALL Tomorrow, 3 p. m.| - Matinee Tomorrow 2:30 MAX SENNET’S “Down On The Farm” The simple life with alkits complications. —also— “THE LEATHER PUSHERS” The second of a series of boxing pictures featuring Reginald Denny. ' Coming—Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday “Yankee in King Arthur’s Co Comedy Sensation ‘ TAGE TAQ TAQ TAQ TAGTAQTAGTAQION @IAQTAGTAG IGT NE R--For Revolution R--For Republican For which “R” Do You Stand? ‘ Are you thinking of voting for Frazier, just be- cause his name is “ON THE REPUBLICAN BALLOT?” if You Are Think It Over First Read the following paragraph from a speech made by Frazier. in Bistnarck oa Labor Day. He said this: _ “Fhope to God we can change things here by the usé'of the ballot. Ithink we can, But if we can’t, it may be necessary to have another just revolution.” Does that sound like Rpublicanism? No! Does that sound like the teachings of Lincoln, Mc- Kinley, Roosevelt and other great Republicans? Cer- tainly not! - Do you.want your vote to help send a man to Wash- ington who talked Revolution? ‘No! Do you think revolution and Republicanism mix? Of course not. Take no chance. Send a safe man to the U. S. Senate. Vote for O’Connor for U. S. Senator. For which “R.” do you stand? o Burleigh County Joint.Campaign Committee. + (Political Ai) fa Yaa Wed San Soe Yad Wad See SO Parte Ye Yon Yer Sua Swe Wed ae