The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 9, 1928, Page 7

a. a ee “<t_ i kt val nal “the various > Neb., sto) MONTGOMERY New Bismarck ek Retail Store "Launches Business Tomor- row With $100,000 Stock Montgomery Ward ‘Ward & Co. will open its: Bismarck i retail store Saturday. ‘Courtesy Day was observed at the new store today, when Bismarck jiness men were invited to inspect departments _ stocked with goods valued at $100,000. According to N. W. Fredrickson, manager of the Bismarck store, ar- ticles will be on display tomorrow in the 95 divisions of the store. The main floor is devoted to the men’s ready-to-wear department, Panis lu , toilet articles, shoes, ladies’ lingerie, and piece | 1, ANOTHER’ UNSO- goods. George Collar is in charge of the main floor. Miss Leila Bards- ley is head of a piece goods de- partment, and H. R. McDonald in charge of the shoe department. Ladies’ ready-to-wear, furniture, novelties, infants’ wear, and ay ae be found. on the second °: C, M. Ritchie is floor manager, ‘and Mts, “Bthel Petron is in charge of 5 bs 4 ladies’ ready-to-wear. . M. Golden is floor manager of ts ‘basement, where sporting goods, farm equipment, stoves and heaters, light and heavy hardware, automo- bile accessories, and kitchen ware are handled. Montgomery Ward &, Co. employ over 100 clerks in the Bismarck store. The layout of departments is con- venient and attractive. Floorwalkers are at the disposal of the customers | * who wish to be directed to the vari- ous departments of the store. Ar- ticles which are not in stock may be ordered through the mail deur de- isan” which is situated on the alcon: A restroom for ladies is found on the second floor; a bright, cheery room furnished in colorful wicker furniture. Mr. Fredrickson, manager, and C. M. Ritchie, assistant manager, are making every effort to make the opening tomorrow a grand event for Bismarck. A record-breaking crowd is anticipated, and every courtesy and accommodation will be extended to the customers, D. O. Severson of St. Paul, district superintendent; C. W. Strong, man- ager of store operation of the St. Paul district; V. H. Jones, manager of display, and his assistants, A. R. Blieler and’ R. E. Thompson, are here for the opening. WELL REPAID Race HER READ- Because she ba Puittecig from lumbago, Mrs. T. J. Bucknell, Hardy, ed to read an advertise- ment of Foley Pills diuretic. She tried them, then wrote: “I am much improved “in health and vigor since taking Foley Pills diuretic. The : , “Drink our pasteurized milk for surety. Purity means se- curity.” —Says Billy Break O’Day. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1928 dreadful lumbago is tee has Pills “diuretic e WARD TO OPEN} =: them, Sold everywhere.—Adv, Shipstead Has Edge anteed. Men and women everywhere St. ab Nov._9.—(®)—Senator oe in Tuesday's. election, will ave 300,000 over Arthur EB. Nelson, his Republican opponent, additional re- turns today showed. When reports had: been ere from 3,235 of the state’s 3,762 cincts the senator had a lea 291,610, the count standing: Shi stead 603,454, Nelson 311,844. Hd ae vote cast for this office in the | 915,298, presaging a total vote for the more than f¢ But did you know it can Ue easll srlieved ty 5 a pleasant cereal page one, also that hi wa ley ton Pecohanehd aney Satisfaction guar- and recommend them. Try of 200,000 Ballots Shipstead, Farmer-Labor, re- a plurality of more than precincts reported was coe Lecued in shed of Bismarck Grocery Co. Wholesale Distributors Just like dete baked in the Maine woods with the real! food’ aol guaran- ear wo table- up of mola psa Rercurornt with | Serve with or | a | Up of brow! “TOE Sugar sat 4 layer of bea! c= GUSSNER’S = Carload Buyers We are carload buyers of Fruits, Vegetables, ian Flour, Livestock, Feed Grain, etc., for cash. 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