The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 14, 1923, Page 3

ra trouble, and FOLEY CATHARTIC | 1928 at 2 p. m, at the office of Coun- TABLETS for Constipation ang Bil-|ty Auditor, Morton Co. Mandan, N. DANCE At Baldwin, Friday, Sep-/ tember 14. Music by the Joy} Jenerators. H DANta : F Patterzon’s Hall, Wednes- _ — CUT THIS OUT=IT-18 WORTH A. W, Licas ‘company are celebrat-| . « MONBY, | ing their twenty-fourth anniversary. | Send this ad and ten cents to Foley,) Much interesting history of the|& Co, 2835 Sheffield Aves Chicago, | store and of the city of Bismarck | Ill, ‘ing your name and address | can be recalled by the citizens who | clearly. You will receive a ten cent | have lived-here for an equal length| bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND} of time, { TAR for Coughs, Colds, and Cro Many can recall the little. store | also free sample packages of FOLEY | filled wit! 11 stock of goods,—| KIDNEY PILLS for Backache, Rheu- | the building adjoining the present} matic Pains, Kidney and Bladder , store. This was in September 1899, | | the firm being known then as Lucas | & O'Hara, The late A. W. Lucas and Wm. O’Hara ran the entire business themselves at first, ‘but the growth | of the store was so rapid that a/ larger sales foree was gradually add- | 7 watontatch ed. After a year and a half later, in; the spring of 1901 Mr. Lucas bought out the interests of Mr. O'Hara and continued the business as sole pro-| symptoms. prietor until 1905 when the> business | anything.” had grown to such an extent that it | prepar: was neces to take in new mem-! al mucus bers of the firm; ‘The business house of A. W. Lucas! caus company was then incorporated, the and inte FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1923, ~ LUCAS’ STORE. . |Mauor Merge Is , | siethodoe Chars Base ‘ i : a D, 20,000 Dollars Funding: Bonds, in 06 Charel Completed in Eng. tive eigee etlions, Be eal aE aenominations. of 1,000 Dallars cach, | ment “atu day, Sept. 15, at oT ARTED HERE London,, Sept 14.—Another big | them! By order of Board of Education, |9 a. m. ‘ ‘ | whisky share de in the course PFET ST RMR W. H. MORMANN, of arrangement whereby - Buchanan|-. Cauliflower and Cabbage poRea. oA YEARS AGO Dewar Limited will add $5000000 to] for sale. N. D. State Peni- Seams 2 | their already large capital of $37.500.-| tongiary, RUMMAGE SALE e 9 eget [Stet opts data") | Methodist Chueh Base Richholt’s Cash 4 Carry : proprietors of certain Welle known | Ps spasthios ment Saturday, Sept. a . y Celebrates Anniversary With | brands of ints eater iat | District, wil offer forvtale Oct. Sra, 9 aM. || (Phone ¢31 | Grocery (7th'& Thayer | Birthday Party Every |eries in the north of England and eu - Afternoon at Store Seotiend: Bis e The Original Cash and Carry Store. | ‘ . E A BROW ‘SPECIALS pam “i| SPECIALS “QUALITY GROCER.” ‘Q . if Granulated Sugar, Where Quality Counts. : H01ig We ee er os - $1.00. ———— : For 100 Ibs............... $9.30. Swift’s White Soap, Head Lettuce, Hubbard Squash, Sweet Potatoes, Cucumbers, Celery, Tomatoes, Green Péppers, Cauliflower, Rutabzgas, Carrots. ; Wild Plums, per peck Quincees, large size, each Concord Grapes, basket, special Peaches for canning, per crate Italian Plums for canning, per crate Malaga Grapes special per basket. . .50¢ P. & G. Soap special 17 bars for... .$1.00 Royal Palm Toilet Soap special, 12 bars for New York aged cheese. Strictly Fresh Eggs. SU DATS LOO <<, siiisdesn is osiwsis $1.00. 25 Ib. boxes. : Evaporated Apricots 5 lb. package” Prunes Farm House Coffee, 5 Ibs. Strictly Fresh Eggs. trouble eméd unable . One dose y refunded. at all dru CAPITOL! THEATRE TONIGHT and Saturday Matinee Saturday at 2:30 || TOM MIX in his newest. Riot of Romance “DO AND DARE” || famous “Our “LODGE NITE” H, Kohler, and G. A. Kohler. In 1905 the organization added| fifty feet to its frontage on@Fourth | strect making their total frontage seventy five feet. In 1908, however, it was n to extend the: premises| still further, and the cofner lot was | Kellogg’s Corn Flakes or Post Toasties, large package, 3 for Instant Swansdown Cake Flour. Package Monarch Baked Beans, regular values 15c. Saturday and Monday, 3 cans.............. Hormel’s or Swift’s rib back bacon. Per pound | fourtd | 33c them ample room to-add | new departinents, among which was ture department. To this | was added an Undertaking parlors | and bargain basement, During the} period the firm went into whole- | ing a big business in yarns, | iy supplying the entire north- with yarns during the great craze fdr yarns when knitting had become the watchword for the women Extra Fine Spring Chickens at Right Price. Large Fine Squabs. FRUIT FOR CANNING PRICED RIGHT. LOGAN’S: During this period the Northwest was not the only territory supules and the with yarns from Bismarck, much o' it was shipped south, west and egst. While this growth was being exter. ienced in this line the dry goods d - partments and ready-to-wear departy | ment grew to such an extent that it! was necessary to dispose of the furniture department which was dis-_ continued in 1919, As a result of this the ready-to- wear department was greatly ex- panded in response to the need. Even | PURE HIGH TEST SWEET CREAM— Coming Mondav more space for this department was aed ae ‘ SM I T W S : We Thank You” In this brief span of 24 years the! gafay oh : ‘= Se Sak ae .s Sapa ae cinusteotatotedt ciate: Denanabiattin: i; s Just received another carload of fruit. : Mrs. Kelley will give a demonstration on PLUMS CRABAPPLES Carnation Milk at our store Saturday.’ }§. present big store using about 25,000 equare feet and still growing. : Pumpkin Pie will be served all day. Extra Special verte e in and try some . y 5 Ib. basket plums, each BARKER BAKING & CANDY CO. Bismarck, N. D. y From a personnel of two in’ 1899 it grew t\ demand the services of from 35 to 45 in handling the busi- ness. This was ‘only another instance of success gained through high ideals in t nd efficient ¥3_merchan- | undoubted high quality at all . “printe times) and a willingness to satisfy and please every customer, > The clientele of the A, W. Lucas company is not confined to Bismarck and Mandan alone, but extends over a wide radius from the capital. A great measure of the success of the firm is attributed by its founders to its persistent advertising, for they believe in and are great users of ink” whether it is in news- papers, circulars, catalogs, magazines, or personal letters. The A. W. Lucas company Has always believed in spreading merchandise news through , the medium of advertising. The anniversary sale now. being advertised throughly will be in the nature of a birthday party with cof- fee and cake served every afternoon from 3:30 to 5:30 o'clock. No doubt, there will be a big crowd for the A. W. Lucas company never, does any- thing ,by halves. i Too Late To Classify WANTED—Thoroughly competent maid. Family of two, Address Tribune No. 44. 9-14-3t FOR SALE—Bed room suite, 8x10 1-2 rug, 2 rockers, 1 phonograph good as new. Room 8, Hughes Bk. evenings after six o'clock. 4 ties 9114-8t - WANTED—Either to rent or buy four, five or six-rpom house, Write Tribune No.645, 9-14-3t / -KSPIRIN Say “Bayer” and Insist! on packag getting the genuine Bayer: product | prescribed by physicians over twen- ty-two years atid proyed safe by mil- lions for is Headache * Lumbago , Rheamatism “Bayer ‘Tablets: Each- unbroken package con- arrections. ~ Handy box- only. tains proper es of twelve. tablets edst few cents. |i Druggists also 100. ‘aapitid in Bayer Man' cidester of bottles of 24 and with { ‘ELEANOR BOARDMAN, MAE BUSCH | FRANK MAYO, RICHARD DIX. Written and directed ly RUPERT HUGHES A GOLDWYN PICTURE; - JACK PICKFORD MADGE BELLAMY CLARENCE BURTON ETHEL GREY TERRY Son | 'GARRISON’S . . FINISH" [2areo on WLI Dergarcnis, Ge C waves tent Te The Kentugky Derby and_ the Metropolitan ‘Handicap as the tT background for a story with + action’ and thrills, plots and coufiterplots, woman’s jealousy\y | and a girl’s braye heart. AESOP FABLE PATHE NEWS University Coffee — University Tea. , Can’t be beat. . ‘Saturday Specials Shelled Walnuts, per pound Shelled Almonds, per pound Sunmaid Raisins, one two for pound package, Yours for Good Service. , J.B. Smith, Grocer Phone 371 Who Is Your 204—5th St. Milk Man? OCANAUEAUOCEA VOSGES GN AU aaa vaanenecuneoveansacoevennesaaeayceney cues HIS FAVORITE DRINK = / and strength. Our dai is Every normal, growing. boy en- |} joys the full fla- vor of our~rich, creamy milk. He’ ' feels the effect ‘of our milk in his play and work. It adds vigor ry is a model one. From first to last we insist that the prod- uets of our Dairy be pure and nourishing. each morning. | Have our driver stop.and leave you some ’ Cauliflower , Table Queen Squash Tomatoes ~ . Head Lettuce . Sweet Potatoes Hubbard Squash Cabbage Celery Egg plant, per pound Superior Catsup, 3 bottles “Crackers” ° We handle those delicious National Bis- cuit Co., Premium Crackers in cubes, weighing about 4 Ibs. each. Now that cool weather and school have arrived, would suggest you have a box on hand. “Community Day” Bismarck’s First. You will do well to Aake advantage of the splendid offerings. ‘ All Phones 211 118—8rd. Last Delivery Saturday 4:30. Other week days 4:00. Close 8 p. m. Bismarck Food Market | SPECIALS FOR - Free -Delivery Phone 1080 P. & G. Soap. * 5 . 2c All you want. Stoye’s ‘Coffee. Per |b. - PEACHES. ° ; Fancy El Berta’s CALL OR TELEPHONE 34 Call or Phone for your Saturday needs and your order will receive the best of attention. All seasonable goods are stocked for oui Saturday trade. A Seal Brand Coffee. ° Exclusive Aarts 18 K Canned Goods. ——-SWEET CREAM—— ECONOMIZE and EAT MORE WHEAT for INCREASED HEALTH and GREATER PROSPERITY Bread isthe Best'and Cheap- est Food , and If made from any of the following brands of Special Patent Hard Spring Wheat flour—all supported by our Money-Back Guarantee — you willbe assured o: getting . : MORE AND BETTER BREAD QOCEIDENT —_LYON’S BEST DIAMOND GOLD HEART. Costs More — Worth It! _ | ——