The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 19, 1923, Page 3

._ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1928 ew oorr i ers za aT : |to handle fot alone our surplus E T FIN | wheat, but all surplus agricultural | placed an ice-axe.at his head as ' | produets, 5 , “It seems to me that if such a plan | could. be made to work, it would re- \ TUT SMUMMY ; Sult in doing what is so much ‘needed ‘ |to be done, namely, getting the farm- | Person Herd WITHIN TOMB er off the world marget so far as do- |, Given Welcome Work: Resumed by Party~-to méstie consumption is concerned. me assure you that this whole Uncover Resting Place of Egyptian Pharoah service. { stion is having the most thor-| ° ough consideration here and I am hoping Oe something good will come out is consideration.” ALPS CODLECT - BIG DEATH TOLL Genova, Oct, 18.—The Alps take s toll of human Ife. Every r mountain climbers come to rland to sca y summer secs ic fatalities , for th often E we circuit, bedecked with not Rotary clu Smart, y bodies never devoted moun- ocs8 out alone T ave been year, t Swiss bank clerk ed Goetsch, noted as ber, failed to return, be required | saw his body at the foot of a cliff. t heap of rib-/ A rescue party ‘led by a priest with from | 450. feet of rope, finally made the dence in your unfailing ability }n estimate that! clim ‘arden spot of the wortd; lishments not only in North Dakota it after 12 hours of dangerous ! funeral party rolled ts und blocks of ice so as to »s look like for is to receive slight bap eason if th vn men who support | s on their slender --For-- Saturday : Group of Hats will be closed out at greatly reduced prices. Let us know if you have seen this ad, and you will-get-an extra discount. All Sales Cash awd No Approvals. 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Special c 100 Per PATHE NEWS Large size Bath Towels in iain’ white and colored borders. ular 65c quailty. Sey Special. ac WOMEN’S SILK TOP Women’s Kayser silk top union suits in pink and white. styles. One lot of children’s bloomers in black and white. values. vests in good heavy winter weight. On lot of Lace Curtains in white or ecru. ONE HALF PRICE black, brown and mouse color, French and Cuban heels. Values up to $10.50. Saturday Special to. “SUZANNA A Storr o eorarinaed wi" Counay and Semmens PES DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS tn ROBIN. BATH TOWELS Reg- 48c UNION SUITS Several Saturday to close at ONE HALF PRICE CHILDREN’S BLOOMERS Regular 75c Saturday to close. Each 25c CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR lot of children’s drawers and Clearance. Each 25c / LACE CURTAINS Clearance Special at WOMEN’S SHOES pair of women’s high shoes in Close. Per pair $2.50 TONIGHT—FRIDAY ’ SATURDAY MABEL NORMAND pee Yuceae \» oe .ESOF FABLE: 9