The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT HEARING ON COUNTY BUDGET SET FOR 25TH County Commissioners Will | / Hear Objections Before Entering Final Order PROVIDES Hearing on the Burleigh « | : Ob}ee- The total budget, as ten DECREASE| rounty Bo: i for) compared to $230,627.00 last year, a decrease of $49,079.00. The budget of expenses year, commencing July 1, is \lows: 5 aie County General Government Tira rrerenuadade Cr. ‘county Commissioners.§ N00 County Auditor County Treasurer’ Register of Deeds |County Surveyor i of Health ment lose ‘oner | District Clones J 5 Courts nile Court s Attorney iff 4 of Prisoners ions nity Board Ww rkme n’s tion Ins., surance the ensuing year is $181,548.00 as Vital statistics All Sales Final. No refunds. N: and Assess- Compensa- bonds, in- Mise. Expense 4,000.00 porter and dist. Estimated amount of un- collected taxes to. be collected, receipts from other sources, and ledger balances. , 1,800.00 1,000.00 for the as fol- | Specia 3,000. 00 |" 11,500.00. 8,000.00 6,000.00 | 600.00 | YUU.UU | 4,200.00 10,000.00 6,000.00 J y poor relief Mothers’ pension Care of county insane in state asylum Care (f county patients at home for feeble- minded Care of county residents in state tuberculosis nitarium punty physician rinting, advertising County fair, one-half mill Net amt. to levy under budget, Gail \ County roads 6,000.00 | Unpaid bills 400.00 5 500.00 4,500.00 Estimated amt. uncol- lected taxes to be ccl- lected. Cr. Total roads .. 38,229. County bridges , 28,619.00 Unpaid bills est. Dr... 18,000.00 $ 41,619.00 Estimated amount un- collected taxes to be» eollceiee and ledger [ee 600.00 1,000.00 5,000.00 11,000.00 Education | Co. Supt. of Schocls Total County General Expense | Unpaid "hills Est. Dr. 5,000.00 $132,780.00 ‘500.00 errr 300.00 17,310.00 $ 24,309.00 1,000.00 300.00 Total appropri ions ex- clusive of’ sinking and interest. . 178,348.00 nized Township Roads $ 700.00 500. 00 Uno hoenix: .. Riverview Fort Rice . Lincoln 5 Richmend IS FOUND Raleigh, S. C., July 17.—The body of Major Samuel H. McLeary was found 11 miles north of Cheraw, South Carol today by a search- ing party, ding -to an° army officer who plotified the Assi ed Press correspondent at Raleigh. The body was badly mangled, having been eaten by animals. Practically nothing was .left on the body but bones. No clothing was. found. Cook by Electricity. It is Clean. OPTIMISM IS RULE ASG,0.P. | PROGRESS TOLD Hopeful Reports Are Present-| ed by Callers From Vari- _ ous Paris of U.S. Washington, July 17.—President Coolidge’s conference with Wi!liam M. Butler, chairman of the Republi- can national committee to map out further the tmmediate Republican campaign plans, was postponed to- day until early. next week. Mr. Butler had been exnected a arrive in Washington in day or 80, but word was received at the White THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1924 House that the chairman had de- cided to complete’ all arrangements for the opening of the party head- quarters in New York, before com- ing ‘to Washington. The postponement of the confer- ence with his campaign manager will afford Mr. Coolidge further oppor- tunity to gather reports on the pol- itical situation in various states. He wag furmished with summaries on the situation in five states through the political the most extensive series of conferences in many days at White House. ‘The president's political callers in- cluded Raymond Benjamin, of Sun Francisco, who was state chairman in California for six years prior to 1922 and who had ‘general charge of Republican, activities’ in that stute. Nevada, Oregon, Washington and Idaho in the 1920 campaign; Repre- sentative Vare, a Republican leader in Pennsylvania; Carmi Thompson, one of the Coolidge preconvention managers, and a party leader in Ohio Senator Brandegee, of Connecticut, ‘and Representative McLaughlin, of Nebraska. Secretary Weeks, returning from a vacation. trip:to--Measachusetts, talk- ed over political conditions in New Epgland generally with Mr. Coolidge. All of the president's political call- ers said they presented hopeful re- ports to the nominee. JAPANESE TO. RAISE TARIFF Tokio, July ‘17 ‘ty (By the A. P.)— Both ‘houses of the Imperial Djet today passed the ‘government bill raising the tariff-on about 230 articles classed as luxuries, to, an ad valorem duty of 100 percenty CHERRY WORMS Worms can be kept from late cherries by sprinkling with a little sweetened poison water on the upper surface of the leaves. The spray con- sists of one-half pound lead arsenate paste, two quarts molasses—not honey—and 10 gallons water. All Sales Final. No refunds. No exchanges. This is a Sale With a Real Wallop A Ten Day Sale—Many Articles at 1/3 former values. ever offered in this vicinity. Drastic price cuts an on such ae merchandise. A two-fisted Go-Getum determination to give careful buyers the most outstanding Bargains d effective savings never dreamed possible Sale Starts Friday Morning --We Must Clean-up Our Stock Women’s Wear Ladies’ Union Suits 40, 42, 44. Special sale price. Ladies’ Union Suits . Extra quality, all sizes and styles, values to $1.00. 49c and 59c Corset—Special Every Corset in the house marked at Vp PRICE House Dresses Gingham and Percaie. $1.75 values Shantung and Linen Street dresses. S800 values..........-- Silk Dresses Many patterns.¢ midsummer wear. Newest styles for During this sale. . Ladies’ Coats A. few pretty coats to close out At Cost and Less. Flannel Dresses Excellently tailored Very newest patterns, Ladies’ Hose Silk hose in Caramel, Mandalay, Log Cabin, Cordovan, $1.29 French Grey and Mode. $1.50 values going at NEWPORT Silk hose. Sale price Value $2.00. Real Silk Brown hose, regular $1.50 value. Sale price One lot of Silk and Fibre hose. Special for this sale ‘White Silk, full fashioned hose, regular price $1.50. During this sale Fiber Silk hose, all colors including Black and Brown, ‘fine cotton hose, all sizes Newport mercerized hose, Black and Brown, | Nude and White Fancy Trimmed. $19.50 Children’s Hose Children’s half sox, full line of sizes and colors Children’s 34, Mercerized hose, Green nae Cordovan, Pongee, Blue and light stripes. « Shoes Cut To Close Out | Ladies’ Black and Brown. Satin, one strap Pumps. Values $6.50 to $8.00. $4 95 e Sale, price Suede Pumps Color Grey, 2 strap, cut outs. $9.00 value. Sale price Grey Pumps, one strap, Cuban heel. Kid trim. Value $8.50. Sale price Suede Pumps, Tan and Grey, one strap, yalue) $7.50. Sale price A Wonderful Bargain Black Suede and Satin Pumps, 4 strap, high heel, values $9.75. Sale price White Dress Pumps One strap, worth $6.85 Oxfords! Oxfords! Black Kid. $6.50 value Brown Kid. $6.50 value Black Vici Kid, $7.50 value Brown Vici Kid. $7.50 value 75 Pair Pumps and Oxfords Cheap at $6.50. $2.95 During thig sale 50 Pair Ladies’ Pumps and White Oxfords. Your choice at this sale............ cD Children’s White Pumps Almost giving them away .69c : Children’s Bloomer Dresses Best Gingham. Value to $2.50. Sale prices . 89c ad 98c Men’s Wear Values Men’s Underwear Balbriggan and Coarse Nit, all sizes. Values $1.25 and $1.50. Sale price Men’s'Athletic Unions Dollar Value. Sale price...............- $$1.25 and $1.50 * $1.25 values Men’s. Overalls 220 Denim, union made. Men’s Hose Fine Quality. Per pair Men’s Shoes: . Men’s Dress shoes, Black and Brown. $5.50 value. Special Men’s extra quality Oxfords. Brown. Latest styles. $7.50 value.... Men’s Work Shoes $3.50 value Boys’ Shoes For Work and Dress. Brown and Black. $1.98 $2 49" $2.98 3 Clearing of Piece Goods e Outing Fignnel Colors Dark and Light. 27 inches wide, Excellent quality. 5 yards............ . 86 inch Outing Flannel. White and-colored, Pee fee Curtain Marqiisette. Choice of three pretty patterns. Yard. go eeteee nN $1 00 .25c Novelty ‘Schrim and Lace Curtaining, white and-ecru, and white with colored border. oi Xo) Bais SSpdonde none Sc ’ Curtain Material .Extra wide ecru and white, mae Meise ih Special price, yard “and $1.35. 98c Linen. Toweling Bleached and unbleached, Sale price, Restlar price ad and 25c. (17c 12c | Pillow Ticking Guaranteed to hold feathers. Pink and tan, yard ava colors. Table Linen Yellow, Blue and Red. Regular price $1.25. Sale price, yard 72x90 Sheets One lot at “One lot at Ratine Special Silk stripe Ratine. While the supply lasts, yard * Silk Stripe Crepe, Silk striped and dotted Tissue and Lace Tissue, vere 3 to 4 o’clock Special . During this*hour daily we will sell pink and white silk vesting, Bathing Suits 25% discount on e, Bathing Suits. Percales Dark and Light colored Percales. Good quality, yard........ ‘Silk Mixed Crepe ye patterns while the supply lasts. Imported Organdies All colors, 45 inches wide. aed ; All colors, 36 inch. Yard Fine Purple Sateen, : it Will Pay You To Come Miles To This Sale--Bring The Whole Family THE FAIR S’ LORE. 7 _ THIRD and. BROADWAY BISMARCK | : ‘OPEN SATURDAY EVENING