The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1925, Page 4

PAGE FOUR The Bismarck Tribune. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1925 Mandan, N. D. THE BISMARCK TRIBUN will know more about ROSEN’S Y tep forth into full communication with their fellow conditions by men An Independent Newspaper | The noble acts of the great heroes of history, the pointed iL there sell ok he.e "8 OLDES Line 1 Dantons and Luthers and St. Joans nt ro by Januar 1 THE STATE WSPAPER f If abne- nd altruistic struggle rising from a sense of ble Joneline: a? stablished 1 are r t they simply instances of supreme s Published by the Bismarck Tribune Company, gatio Bismarck, N. D., and entered at the postoffice at’ the | of all mank Bismarck, ag second class mall matter. maulinivar’ Our ve ty: hope i mortality itself ~is not that = is ' ay Aba |e umdieeriie woes ise face mee tog THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24TH, ENDS THIS PRE-XMAS BARGAIN SALE. Subscription Rates Payable In Advance Dally by carricr, per year prisoning barrier tout from behind life’ ek )easeacraen Dally oy mally per avate Se ee en ene ene Now right in the heart of the season we are offeriag you an opportunity to save money. Bey oe a Sala — _ gon nevertheless, r slowly, and little by little, we . Member Audit Bureau of Clreualatlon will be just a li closer to a fall unde Hy is--to the orliness will ot what the brotherhood of ONLY SIX MORE SHOPPING DAYS LEFT A SALE THAT SHOULD CLEAR OUR SHELVES BY XMAS. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press 1s exclusively entitled to the uge for republication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise ted fn this paper, and alse tie local news of spon us origin p Ww. AM rights of republication of herein are also reserved, when equality, tolerance more than glittering: words. men will still I} be plenty of friends. nmethings And in that a. lonely, to But there n sure, other matter ~ ae ke | q e : Forelgn Representat! . tne eek ‘ F ‘ adies G. LOGAN. PAYNE, COMPANY Editorial Comment | to ve ¢ flesh innsimu Infants’ Suits and Ladies’ Dresses aoWer bldg Kresge Big Pavi he Price 1 Za ; Sweaters Consisting of Silks, { PAYNE, RUKNS AND SMITH fata aoe me ae Jt \ Sizes 2 to 10, Jerseys, Serges and vEW YOR - ritth Ave, Bldg argo Forum i nWA Secu Finer ee oe * . I Rew On | phecttetiilod statement of North Dakota's expendi>| th he 1 tbe Regular $2.00 values , Flannel ao to (Offictal City, State and County Newspaper) hures for 125, comparing: them with those for 11s.) 8 1 : . a at Tr 00, a - : hows how thoroughly the $ is paying: the pri : n Her $1 08 6 75 » 7 Loneliness Is in \lbet Us for the Nenpartissiy League's programy of common s werk a ‘ 4 EMER elie an ” Yanik wealth industri Phe ir tere: t which taxpayers ; Wi Regular Vall Wool Suits, special at.» \ must pay on the State debt, for ances, has it : , i ‘ rina jereased STA : rs. In 11s, it ‘ ae > Regular $80 all Wool Suits, special at... . food billed him elP with a) wats only $1 hie tet AN a thet Bathrobes Regular $10 al! Wool Suits, special at........829.75 | Men’s Wool Work otal of SIAG2ISL2G, nearly half of whieh was met | b« , . 4 ied} ine ' siveeth hy tases, th remninsle of it being: paid by | i Por the entire family. Regilar 4 8 Lamb or Leather Lined »’ vetomely than cree, /fiose whe had made farm loans with the Bank of | vercoats Seen eee ee enn e eee n es Kisii Be 43 Pair Waist. airaki take | North Dakota, ae ‘ 3.98 te Regular $14 Moleskin 42 in. Sheep Lined Regular 50¢ value. Pair Vat on The total State litures increased ‘from $4. f 1 ‘ $0\2)!) beeen eens $9.75 neni ‘i 7 ms Oto SULT Jump of $ | ; : $5.98 Regular 25c or amount, cones fron \ ; "Ulster 15.08 i not oon the list in 118: soldiers __. a a C aM : ik pain work and the Homebu B " Men’ Regular $25 V's Shawl Collar “ . Dae a8 deficit. The increase in interest 1 ; Men’s and Boys’ OVEPCORE ters is Pislece oS £4 ERAS 0 We $15.95 ‘hs oni greater than the total cost of those three ite ‘ . ‘ Caps Regular $40 Young Men's Shawl Collar Children’s Hose which, by the way, is a ¢ Fe OVErCOnt cca esc. wieesebisa helene $27.95 UW colors coriias League's, bequeathed the Stat Reyeular $1.50 pee dee AU colors. Regular nd ones) was reentled from the execut office. H ' : value a value, air . me he statement is one of the most illuminatin: ‘ ieee nme from a State offiec in some time. It she y 98 19 that all] pace with the economic situation of the State and] signed apen t Seme with Fur Collars and some with Fui Collars and Cuffs. and aspirations ea those! the Country, and how the cost of mecting State obli- | ver be truly anicuted to or shared wi enact it the pre mn incurred in carryin wrand ts, ot those nearest and de rest the 1919 session of the League controlled Les | a Lor 1 LoT 2 AES we et wll conliiue year in ait-earo0n. THe Coats Values ‘to'$80.00,,a8 Values to 8 Bedroom And yet a poud t va wre thus lonely.| bonded indebtedness, rapidly after 19191 Beaverized Collar. euch i. Slippers Kor out of V's loneliness have 1 the one could dof it, will see shell. Regular Regular $1.25 values. The State i g to pay for the $14.95 $26.66 fine and noble and beautiful things that the values h Pair ved by AWC. Townley, William Lem&e, known, are they but the wistful attempts of lonely souls to| that their successors in power are still trying: to Ireak the intangible bond t surround them and | pipe. “ee a, CHILDREN’S DRESSES 20% OFF. “The! (An intimate story of innermost emo- tions revealed in private letters.) SWEATERS Boys’ and Men’s. Half and Half, also one lot of Men’s Khaki Flannelette Shirts, regular $2 value 98c UNION SUITS Regular $ 2.25 value. Men’s Fleeced Lined Union Suits, SUIT $1 19 NIGHT LETT PRESCOT FROM LESLIE —_— Shoe Banker's Regular $6.00 values, at $3.98 Men’s Red and White Men’s Ladies’ 4 Buckle Jersey Overshoes Regular $4.00 value, at $2.98 Boys’ All Wool Suits Two Pairs Pants. All sizes. ular $14.50 values, at suit $6.98 Shoes and Oxfords Hour.” » contralto, piani Wand “Black and Tan. Last. Reg- JACK John Graves Prescott “ Felegram From Mrs. i Hamilton to Lestie MILLINERY in oth ve Pure Gum Rubber, 4 5 Piece = One-let of men’s and | Buckle, — Guaraiteed All our HATS in stock, values from $5.00 to women’s Shoes and Jlood Overshoes. Val- $6.00. Special, each Oxfords. Values to ues to $4.50. Pair $5.00, at pair ; , i . Pacific ‘Time i ‘Easy Defored. Night Letter Prom Jobn Prescott to ' EA Service, In cae ‘ fi ee i sasy Deferve Leslie Preseatt REO ola) Cepiner. Payments e TOMORROW Whitney to Les! v from Karl Informatio wdio Motorlogue Re = 5 Overalls and Jackets Boys’ Shoes Men’s Work Shoes . 1 should et of r wig for Edna sir of skates and an Indian what ike, young he k who came he said, 9) and a 9 books Srhens. Wha pounds a tell? uP | know it oil inte your | t. pounds do,| stocking. he two? laughed merrily I could eat about 1. “1 feel a a hundred | | Santa Claus. “Just be a good boy Now it happened that all the other | children had gone on, and Nanc Nick were the last ones to talk Santa Claus. And for a moment or|y two there wasn’t a soul near to hear) WHT the rest of the conversation.. \ 9:30 But this is what actually happened. | Samuel G. Suddenly Santa Claus put his fin-| er, tenor; ger beside his nose and closed’ one | Rauh. pia eye meaningly. WMAQ and | gan. to | & go rae Tonig! hearti nd about ten fee And don’t see you We inay be (400) 6 Freddie Rowe, tenof; O Pat nist; ““L wish we could do something for said Nancy ki ind tern Time Barnes, teno —"Your Hour League.” ‘Then looking round to make| WEAF (492) 6—-Dinner doubly sure no one could hear, he} 7;45— Milton sGershensos id in a whisper: ‘The Happiness Candy *Siverybody here thinks that I 4m inst a man dressed up. But I’m not. I’m Ganta Claus himself. I came down from the North Poly before daylight this morning. 1 do this every year but nobody knows about I always choose a different store ja year I came here.” “ Twins were too much’ sur’ “Spear uf tainers.” 11—Dance wws 8:30—“Eagle Neutrodyne Trio.” 9~| 4 Company's Hom 10: 15-- Musical music. (352) “6—Dinner 8—Orchestra and soloigts. tutes. WOa (526) 6:20--Music review., 6:45—Orchestra. 9—De luxe pro-! y tonight ht’s Radio | | ¢———_______-—______« East oprano. give a ida but mii tdn't yw when aus to An with ice. F io show to jabout the west, and the to i narck 4 our knee havi ew of any part of Flor and fine apy rape fruit and ¢ on stepped off the weations y country, who yet bitten. a boon went to ate dip of what | ght a nuked relinquishment claim 1 program.\6 miles east of Bismarck for $1,000, st; ;built buildings and bought stock. Heath-' remember giving 25 cents for a spool Helen|of cotton and everything else Alamo Orchestra. 12 priced accordingly. was We knew nothing come from | music.| within « few miles of New York City Boys.” | je Enter- | program, bu: concert, delicious. pianist.jand what we lived through no « |who ever came to Florida could perience. And it was boom stories | that we were foolish enough to be lieve that took us there, We can fruit, here for a song and it is Oranges that would cost| means washday happiness for | years and years—means cleaner | clothes—washed faster—casier. | Tubfuls in 3 to 7 minutes. Whole washings—50 Ibs. of dry clothes | rubbing—even of collar and | ae cuff edges. 9--Dance|90 cents a dozen there are 15 centg! |here. can carry, are Grape fruit; ne as large as one! ent each. expect to be here 'till June and i A Maytag for Christmas} in one short hour. And no hand | Try the Maytag | FREE Phone for demonstration "RENCH & WELCH | BISMARCK | RUPP. BROTHERS BALDWIN WING MERC. CO. WING /luminum (Washer } p vay fay peat eal Wool ‘ap Shoulder Union Suits. Regular $3.00 values $1.19 ere! Ladies’ Shoes The very late Patent and Russets, 15% OFF Ladies’ All Wool Blazers. ‘alyes to $6.50. Special at. 08 Men’s 50-cent Lined Mittens...... 39c Men’s All Wool Union Suits. Values to $6.00, Bio iae o> Lapis 5230 ea Men’s Dress Shirts, with or without collars. “~ ¢ 98c to $7.50 SIGS Tap hem agitne ten vag ie Yes, € " i i intawaenaehe} vile st Worle son, te ae mala Heayy weirhl:. ‘Hach Manure Bron Regular $4.50 (oe) eC. you are tal ty a mokebeliove | ae | li y | Real De : values, at pair ‘Ay ous pores BABTOS onde aomenhore lee cne 2a | People’s Forum ‘ appiness lho $2. 79 $1 19 : $ 2.98 . Mr. Cc. 4 Fisher's ar- eenieidiiieatnmaniniteaieiiieinie nai pee Boys’ and Girls’ Union Suits Boys’ and Girls’ Fleeced or Ribbed Union Suits 98c ‘ Ladies’ Chappies \ I : t styles in Ladies’ Shoes. Oxfords and Pumps, in Kid, Lamb Lined. Opossum. Collar. Regular $45.00 values, at each $29.63 Infants’ and Children’s Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords 69c to $1.98, ¥ CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS 1B OFF. Men’s $1.25 Lined Mittens. ......4............88¢ Men’s Flannel Shirts. Values $4.50, at each. .$2.98 ROSEN’S Men's, Wemen’s and Children’s Apparel. Mandan, No. Dak. . OPEN EVENINGS DURING SALE. All Men’s Sox All siz Regular and colo: 25c values. 4 pairs 55c Ladies’ Silk and Wool Hose colors. Regular $1.25: value, at pain . 79c All Wool Stocking Caps, 49c to 98c Men’s Work Pants. Reg- , ular $3.50 values. .$2.79 Men’s Blazers. Regular $6.50 values. Each..$4.25 Men’s Dress Pants., Values to $6.00, at........$8.98 Blankets and Quilts $3.49_to $3.98