The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 10, 1923, Page 2

Marie Kovar Sends in Best ||k Essay on Good Roads annou E contest roads, = of the Jamest this yo = dents *eoln and Franklin schools of James- attende a for the four say wri ~ Herbert Procter and Opal Kellison, J. H. S., also wrote in the contest. son, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C, Han- son, Jamestown, who attended the 01 | a high s town. ble Ci plete his high school Hanson left last week far Marble hi Cit, tenden' in that city, the family to join him later. Ja me: ‘Thir Streim! 38 sent t n sf sity fo naméd Organize Delphian Educational Society Jamestown, sJamestown Delphiar organi: purpose of whose members is to in- “crease arts, now joins the 200 chapters of Delphi Delphi Jarges' “country, A drive to organize chapters is now being made in North Dakota, the workers in Jamestown being Mrs. Sixt; They met Tuesday at the library and elected officers as follows: President Mrs. R. S. Goodhue; vice-president, Mrs. John Knauf; secretary, Mrs. P. °G, Artz; treasurer, Mrs, H. H. Kirk advisory board, Mrs. L. W. Upshaw, chairman, : Mrs. and arian, Mrs. LeRoy Sclmitz, reporter; Mr: Frank J. Loram. Tompkins Block = Minot, N. D., Aug. 10.—With a loud crash Blocks, Tompkins block, destroyed in a fire some tnass Tuesday, the lower half of the wall @alling across the sidewalk and part ‘of nor fhe wall. Fortunately no pedestrians 4r cars happened to be passing at the time. = Workmen engaged in clearing away the debris of the ruined buildings ahd attached cables to the top of the last femaining high wall in an attempt to poll the. wall backwards’ so that it ‘ould ‘upper ‘sired direction but the lower half, t gether ating rashes street. ‘workmen to clear @ passageway so that auto traffic could be resumed on that side of the street, & > All ef not nt for not to exceed ten days for failure to = so after patlce. it be ing io if done by ria city, sl Please PAGE TWO JAMESTOWN. GIRL WINS ‘ESSAY HONORS : of the Minot Normal School and} M thr mestown for Washington, D. C., where it will en- the national awarded a scholarship at any univer- Adda Pearl Roller, NOTICE TO CUT WEEDS —Misg,, Marie Mrs, John the winner in the state for the best essay on good} necording to an annduncameal judges eas Mea) John Lee, ricultural col- sident George A, McFar-| n of Devils Lnke, She amestown College scholar- d at $200, Kovar was graduated from own High School in June of| aur and was the salutatorian of Miss Kovar is 18 years 1 one of the honor stu-| | of the high school, which she ||B¥ d for four Her aver-||3 was 93.6 and ‘ough high school she main-||Eq zh average in all her stu- | |FY mention should also be idaV det BAlinger, instruc- | |B h, who directed the es- iting fof the J. H. S. students. var will enter J. C. this fall. fo goes to Donald Han- n High School the last three while his father was superin- t of that school. Donald is rs of age and previous to his chool course attended the Lin- He will enter school at Mar- ity, Okla., this fall to com- course. Mr. aving been appointed superin- t of the Dwight Indian School Donald has been newsboy at several years, the returning here for the sum- cations, d prize was won by Oliver H. kes of Bantry. Kovar's winning essay will be 0 the national committee at competition with similar es- rom other states. The winher contest will be r four years of study. The last scholarship is valued at $4,000. N. D4 Aug. 10.—A ‘ociety has been zed and this study club, the their knowledge of the fine ans in the United States. Th an Society it is said, is the tt educational sorority in this Robertson, Miss Elsie Roe and y women joined in Jamestown. Robert Glendenning Mrs Oscar Fried, Parliamen- «Mrs. E, B. Murphy, cri Danuser; time keeper, Mrs, A. Topples Over that could be heard for several the old front wall of the time ago, toppled to earth, of debris, about 11:30 a, m. th Main street directly opposite fall into the basement. The half of the wall fell in the d with the steel girders sepa: the first and second floor: d down upon the sidewalk and It required several minutes for roperty owners, renters and ||E must immediately cut the || ir premises and on the f ateipe long their sidewalks. y Ordinances provide ‘a fine iM exceed $15.00 or imprison- be the ities. The ordi ) against th propert: : rate with the relty in get: af the Hoard ot City Com pates buying within the next three months should come here during’ t Ladies look at the following prices on SHOES. ° ' LADIES’ BROWN GOODYEAR WELT OXFORDS Rubber heels, regular value $7.00. August Clearance Price aac ths ce ce enaaenane a $5.45 Ladies’ brown 1 strap slippers, low rubber heel, welt sole, regular value $5.00. AuguSt. Clearing | camel ie | sna $3.95 Ladies’ brown oxford, Cuban heel, Goodyear welt, regular value: $7.00. August Clearance Price....... $5.85 Eadles) brown oxford, low heel, Goodyear welt, regular price $5.00. August Clearance Pryice....... $3 95 PATENT SLIPPERS - We have a dandy line in three styles of heels made of Ecstein satin, with low, medium and junior Louis heels. They are one strap, reg- $4.85 LADIES’ READY-TO WEAR All gingham and wash, dresses, values up to $10.00 will be sold at from $2.98 to $5.98 Ladies’ blouses, Paisley and new-colored are sold up to $6.50. Our August clearance sale price $2.79 Ladies’ skirts reduced to $4.95 and $5.85 These are unusual values. Ladies’ khaki knickers, regular price $2.50. August Clearance $ 1 .79 INS BGs bn or aboatodoboda5o5 Ladies’ tweed knickers, regular value’ $4.50. August Clearance Sale . $3. 19 ular value $6.50. August Clearance Price....... JOST Aone eb choaads bonne Ladies’ wool knickers, regular price 98 August Clearance Sale $ 4.9 PYICe 00.5 6 soi Sp SBADeSr nao 5 A big lot of ladies’ aprons prices -98 for quick sale. Ladies’ short length jersey bloomers, reg- ular price $4.50. 2 89 August Clearance Sale Price. . Three lots of ladies’ white underskirts. -89c, 98c and $1.39, These are less than 14 the regular price. Ladies’ union suits, regular value 4 75c. August Clearance Sale...... 9c Ladies’ union suits, regular value“ 59. 98c. August Clearance Sale...... Cc Geo grades of ladies’ vests, regular price August Clearance Sale Price.:.... 2 c Ladies’ sweaters. $1. 79 Byices cut to. 0... egede tbe e THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE —— Commences Saturday, August 11th and Ends Saturday, August 18th We must make room for our winter stock now on the way. We need money to pay. bills with. These are the reasons for this great August Cut-Price Sale. You who have waited for our annual August sale to secure bar, aie will be delighted with the i > ee you will — Everyone who antici- is-big price reduction sale. Cut Prices: Everything Unloaded at a. Big Sacrifice! Is all we have in mind. Don’t blame us if you fail to attend this sale. ‘We are notifying you here of the most unusual bargains ever offered. SHOE DEPARTMENT In all your life you never saw’such values. offering every pair of white canvas shoes in the house; some are plain white, some leather trimmed, some high, but most have low heels." A RARE BARGAIN IN SLIPPERS. Ladies’ brocaded quarter satin patent vamp Spanish heel, regular value $6.00. Augus: Clearance Price ... Ladies’ two strap patent trim. high heel, satin slippers worth $8.00. August Clearance Price. odes $5.85 Ladies’ two strap low heel, satin slipper, very stylish, regular price $7.00. August Clearance’ Sale Price. . $4.85 Ladies’ high heel satin Colonial pump reg- ular value $7. 50. 5. 45 August Clearante ‘Price... ..3. a, heel grey nubuck slippers well wo! OY, $4.85 August Sale Price ........°. LADIES’ HOSE Ladies’ Derby ribbed Newport Pongee color hose, regular price 85c. 9 August Clearance Sale Price. ..... Cc Ladies’ Newport drop stitch silk apne in black, brown, otter, and white, value~ $1.79. $1.19 August Clearance ‘Sale Price. s Ladies’ Newport fiber silk hose in pisan, white, and otter, regular:price 85c. 49 August Clearance Sale Price...... Cc Ladies’ orm silk hose, euler value $1.50. August Clearance Sale Price... .98c- Ladies’ Aber silk uy colors, brown’ and grey, regular price August learanice’ Sale Price... 59c Ladies’ full fashioned ‘silk: hose, lees: black and grey, regular value $2.50. $1. 9 August Clearance Sale Price. . ‘oe! Children’s. mercetized half hose ‘in ‘all colors and sizes, regular values. 35c. August Plcarancg Sale Erices Pere pr -24c Children’s Derby ribbed, three quarter ‘mer- cerized hose in green, brown and pongee, reg- ular value 60c. i August Clearance Sale Price, per pr, Children’s cotton howe Wa A ‘ * feud a a st ‘ 1.3.95. Ladies’ brown slippers with grey yoke, Good- year welt, Baby Louis heel. Regular value $6.50. August Clearance Price....... $4. 85 Ladies’ black suet, ine seb high hee', patent trim, regular value $8.75. August Clearance Price........ $6. 45 Ladies’ black kid one wee slippers, Good- ‘‘year welt, rubber Cuban heel, regular price $6.75. August Clearance Price....... $5.85 Ladies or. -girls one strap vinta slipper very suitable for street or school wear, Goodyear welt, low rubber heel, regular value $6.50. August Sale Price .............. eee $4.85 Ladies’ or Girls’ patent. oxford, low rubber heels, welt sole, good for schoo) and street wear, regular price $6.00. .$ 4. 85 August Clearance Sale... we Ladies’ patent slipper, Cuban rubbed heel; a very practical shoe, regular price $6.50. August as 4. 85 Cleararice Price ........ PIECE GOODS Organdie, regular 85c value. August Clearance Sale Ene, per yd. 49¢ Cc Permanent Organdie, extra quality, regular value_98c. August Clearance Sale Price, per yd. Cc French and tissue ginghams, newest pat- terns, regular value 59c to 75c. 49 August Clearance Sale Price, per me Cc Fancy eae ratine suitable for skirt, knicker suits and sport clothes, regular value $3.00. August Clearance Sale Price. POP Yard’ fo cc os ctcous 4 cee s $2. 19 Cotion Ratine,~ cheap at 85c. August Clearance Sale Price, per va 59x c Special value at per yard.... \ #3 Printed fruit of the loom ‘muslin for dresses and aprons, regular value 36c. Japanese crepe, regular ‘B5en August Clearance Price, per yd... Crepe de Chine 40 inches wide, regular alae + $2.50. pri ce Sale nine me $1.98 Aunt Clearance Sale Price, per yd, 2 ‘ie de? (2% First thing we are TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR, PER PAIR 98c Ladies’ and Girls’ one strap Cocoa color Nu- ony act very easy to clean, regular price August Clearance Sale Price. . $4.85 Ladies’ light biege color, four eyelet tie cut out slipper, regular value $8.00. $6 8 5 August Clearance Sale Price.. ¢ . Ladies’ or growing girls’ brownt‘qnd black; tan, strap slipper, welt sole, low rubber heels, regular value $6.50. August Clearance Sale....... "$4. 85 We have a table full of up to the minute slippers at unusual bargain. Our Fall shoes are arriving, and to make room for them we are offering all our Chil- dren’s strap and lace slippers at less than cost. Your kiddies can get a lot of good wear from these low shoes before winter. MEN AND BOYS’ WEAR \ Men’s sunimer and early. fall union suits in white, ecru and grey ‘colors, with short and long sleeves, regular price $1.25.-’ 89 August clearance sale price, per suit c Men’s high grade athletic union suits, reg- ular price .$1,25. i Aumuse Clearance Sale Price-.. . --98e Men's athletic union suits, regular price $1.00. August Clearance Sale Price. ...:: .69c Boys’ athletic union suits, regular price 75c. August Clearance Sale*Price 2..6.5:0 000s ec cece cee 59c Boys’ athletic union suits, regular price 65c. August Clearance Sale Price'y............ 49e | ‘Boys’ dress shirts, sizes 6 to 14. Re la value $1.25... anlar August Clearance Sale Price... .. 89c Men’s cotton mn hese, per pair ibe. ‘Two for’. Se lenis 6 aid si oe Raverates Ex .25c Men’s silk hose, high grade, red. ines reg: ular_value $1,00. August Clearance Sale;per pair. . 49c. Little boys’ ‘unionalls, regular price $1.00. August, OF aes Au B/W BAW We ra Sore mn De bys ad) Dyvty