The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1929, Page 7

‘ 4 ~ stances of which are being reported | OMe meisber of the family living in THE RISMARCK TRIBUNE. _ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1929 ‘it is claimed by informants, is to be |paid through the sheriff's office. SHERPMEN SETTING tt" REWARD ON THIEVES: Of ino, Dies Here; |Mother of 8 Children Offer of $100 Being Collected ‘ Mrs. Hans Anderson, 67, of Almont, | di led in this city, Wednesday after- From Flockmasters to | ah She was the wife of ait Almont ‘armer and the motier of five sons Break Un Raids land three daughters, The funeral arrangements nave not yet been def-; Fe discourage sheep thieving, in-/ !itely made, as they await word from | 'issoul ‘Wool 1, the | Saskatchewan. foc Py prea hie br" a | The Andersons are natives of Nor- ve way who have been in this country rewards for detection of thieves of! many years. ‘They farmed in the ‘Ale! mont community 42 years. Besides the husband, Mrs. Anderson leaves the sons and daughters, who are Albert, Almont; Mrs. P. D. Lux, Lucky Lake, Saskatchewan; Andrew, Almont; H. R., a Mandan insurance man; Mrs. Paul Rud and Mrs. H. J. Hartman, New Salem; Mrs. Albert Smith and Mrs. C. A. Knudtson, Al- mont. shis kind has been undertaken. A. R. Miesen, who, as county agent, nas been assisting the pool in its: operations, is mailing out letters to she various members of the associa- tion, soliciting contributions of $1 from owners of sheep to 100 and of $2 from those having bands exceed- ing 100. It is proposed to make the standing eyed are te What money is received over this amount will be . placed on interest in a bank to be Grand Forks Resident used in future offers. It is possible that the county also will make some, For Many Years Dead | St. Paul, Minn., Oct. 3.—(4)—E. H. contribution to this fund if the sheep- men raise the initial $100. The reward, in any instance where McCormick, resident of Grand Forks, PROTECT YOURSELF & R If it’s Genuine Bayer Aspirin |his home here last night of heart) and had lved at Staples, Minn. and |New Guinea. N. D.. 27 years, died unexpectedly at | He left Grand Forks 14 years . | The gardener bird is found only in | disease. _ prisoners creme Winnipeg, Man. His widow and two | He had been ill f time rels ES: atives "sald, but partook of the eves | children survive. Special Dome attraction to- ning meal Wednesday and did not) Funcral arrangements have not Might. Vie Meyer and his complain of not fecling well. | been completed. Columbia Recording orchestra. The Greatest Money Saving Event of the Year WARD’S FAMILY SHOE SALE “This wonderful sale is held to aquaint you with our shoe values. We know that there are thou- SALE STARTS SALE STARTS FRIDAY, now of the great saving that com FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4TH their requirements from Ward's, OCTOBER 4TH This sale is our invitation to you to get acquainted.” A TREMENDOUS SAVING up- to - the- Per Pair An assortment of pa- tents, gunmetals, and kids in oxfords and straps. minute mer- chandise practically at cost. Val- ues range from $2.98 to $3.50. ASTOUNDING PRICE REDUCTIONS "$79 98 Per Pair fe Economical Trensportetion Most people realize that the New Chevrolet is a Six in the price range of the four. But not everyone knows what a really wonderful Six it is! Beeld satin J nay more than four years the de- velopment of the Chevrolet Siz. Materials are selected from the j world's finest markets and, taken altogether, there are nine thousand inspections during the car's pro- duction and assembly! The result is ene what you'd expect—quality in design, in ma- | terial and in workmanship that assures years of dependable and satisfactory service! i) Come in today. We beeper to see | and drive this car—for it will give you | ‘| An assortment of pa- tents, gunmetals and kids. An early selec- tion is recommended because these prices are good as long as the shoes last. of shoes up to $4.98, In Design - - - In Materials - - Remarkable for Style and Long Wear Exceptional quality for this price. Some very smart patterns will be found in this group and it will be In Workmanship this group it is SAFE Always the Same Never hurts the heart The World’s antidote for | a low-priced car can now expect for a newlidea as to what |the buyer of range the same as in all groups 2 1-2 to 8 in women's, 6 to 10 in men’s, teal economy to stock up with several pairs of these shocs. The sizes in Per Pair aaa his money! dan, $675: Th Delivery, $598: Light Ton Truck (Chassis only), $848; 1% Ton Truci 1s with Gav), $680. AU prices J. @. b. factory, Michigan. | Consider the delivered price ae well as the Built to the High- price when comparing automobile values, Our delivered prices include only authorized cl tor and delivery, andthe charge for any additional ‘eccessuries oF Ginamcing desired. (392-30) Miscellaneous Bargains Here $4 98 est Standards! - | CAPITAL CHEVROLET COMPANY — An assortment of children’s, misses’ and boys’ shoes, Values up to $2.98. Sizes in this group range from 8 1-2 to 7 1-2, Per Pair Phone 432 BISMARCK, N. D. 101-111 Broadway | | ASSOCIATE DEALERS: Wents Motor Co, Nan i. | C. E, Sheeran Garage, Underwood. & R. Chevrolet Co. Mercer MERY ARDS dQ Kremenctsky Bros. Wing SS Selwule. Motor Co., Washburn baie rato Net ‘ . A. L. Garnes, Regan C. V. Danietson Garage, Wilton F. A. Vogel, Colcharbor Hours: Nine - Six BISMARCK, N. DAK. Phone : 2 b > ° | A SIX IN THE PRICE RANGE OF THE FOUR |_Sit: Ninc- Nine Four Seven Six ROSEN’S Mandan, N. D. GIGANTIC $25,000 MERCANTILE DRIVE STARTS FRIDAY, OCT. 4TH Like Money Falling Into Your Lap--- Prices Ripped, Slashed, Annihilated ROSEN’S Mandan, N. D. The Entire Stock Priced Extremely Low for This Event The mightiest sales event ever undertaken by this store starts promptly at 9 o'clock Friday, October 4. We say mightiest, and firmly consider it so, for several rea- sons—First we have never had greater reason for cutting down the size of our stock; Secondly, we are affiliated with the greatest buying organization in this country, and to maintain our 100 per cent standing they insist and demand that we live up to our agreed sales volume—FINALLY and LASTLY we are eliminating and closing out some lines entirely and determined at all costs TO SELL OUT onc-half at least of all MEN’S CLOTHING and LADIES’ COATS and DRESSES, SALE STARTS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4TH, AT 9 A. M. AND WILL CONTINUE DAILY FOR TEN DAYS ENDING TUESDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 15 The Entire Stock of Ready-to-Wear Priced Correspondia PRICES WRECKED and SMASHED on the entire STOCK Ladies’ inte Ladies’ Silk Hose SHOES Work Shirts Men's and Young Men's Ladies’ and Girls’ Peautifal few this season. All @ Pure silk Dexdale hose, full Men's chambray, fast color, Dress Shirts to go during this sale at fashioned, service and chiffon Hw. nave discontinued our la. Sustantced. Big Yanks work Hf with and without collars, Fast weight. Regular price $1.95. $1.39 Rayon silk stockings all going at 39c, shirts, all sizes. 79c Men’s and Young Men’s Suits —One lot of tweeds, cashmeres and fancy mixtures, selling dies’ and children’s shoes, but E still have a fairly complete as- sortment left that we are sacrificing, as we must dispose of our entire stock during this sale. All ladies’ sca sales Wee $1 95 color madras and broadcloth, all sizes. 95c Men’s and Young Men's Suits $2.95 Also a few bar, at $1.95. All “Midven's at special prices. LADIES’ COATS 8’ Suits—An assortment of —Our regular $35.00 suits con- One rack of black broadcloth ff all’ wool plain and fancy mix: @ Children's Shoes, our entire regularly at $19.50 and 822.00. 9 isting mostly of Parkway coats with large Manchurian tures, sixes 14 to 18, two pairs ff siock priced for QE On $11.95 § coothes, in beautitul soft finish wolf collar and cuff sets, regu- § of short trousers, 4.49 this sale at......... . Cc sale ...\.. i > i pies geh —= larly selling at $35 and $45, special at ...... e' , page pags a aa duting. this $29 50 Men’s and Young Men's Over- J Men's and Young Men’s Over. B nixtures to go only ... e Boys’ Suits—One lot of fancy fj conts—Another lot of fine, win- fj coats—One lot of heavy all Bo: one price $19 50 tweeds and mixtures, new win- ter coats, with guaranteed lin- wool coats in in colors and P * Women’s Silk Step-ins and ter suits, sizes 6 to 12, one golf mixtures, value $22.50, pi eee 89c ing, Comes every day for $35 ©... $21.95 bloomers, one and assortment, priced at peed togoat........ 49c at. $6.95 a s...... 912.95 ROSEN’S, Mandan, N. D. EVERY ITEM IN THE —— BARGAIN Thriller of the First Magnitude Values up te $10.00, all spe- clally priced at $ 525 Chiffon Velvet Dresses In this assortment we are in- clading our crepes and satins im all the new fall colers, our well known $18.75 values at $10° |