The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 18, 1930, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1930 COURT OF HONOR PRESENTS A ‘Ms q revival of the export debenture plan|fice and indi baa aI ais committee plans to decide before con- | » ‘ aad Seer a= [those of Hyde and Legge, un the mer-/and their recommendations, are to be AW. ARDS TO BISM R gress’ reassembles whether or not to belly has outlined some of the pro-| On the house side, Chairman Brit- its of the legislation now in force,| sought. . sponsor new legislation. at bi raine he will ask enact-|ten of the naval committee. made! iN we Secretary Hyde, Chairman Legge Be SGRKODAAOS te an nana mer that . navy building program Three Are Raised to Grade of| South Bend, Toledo, Milwaukee, Cin- of Shee mauoaaT farmn organisations | "Rt reltef. es OL AE WME & year cenetroetad Weg: iS ‘ cinnati and Sandusky, have been asked to meet with the! The extra session talk went on./of any six-inch ern cruisers. I Eagles; 94 Receive Merit The operators of the smuggling committee next Monday. Out of Senator Walsh of Montana, assistant] The three farm organizaticn presi- | Badges Syndicates kept up a continual game their informal ‘discussions is expecte: .q | Democratic leadei, came ouc vester-'dents who have been invited by 4 of “hide and seek” with federal of-| eae a to come decisive action in the senate,/{@% definitely-in favor oi having a|Chairman McNary of the senate agri-! ficers, Landing fields were changed} Will Talk With Hyde, Legge and either in favor of a further test tor ;SPring meeting of the new congress|culture committee to attenc the Bismarck Boy Scouts were recip-| ftequently and hidden storage points| raed the farm marketing act now in effect |°Ut OPposing any effort to force it. | meeting Monday are L. J. Tabe. of 2 ; lente of more tan o handeed hencrs | Were maintained at’ fields where the Co-op Heads Before Out- [or for enactment of new legislation, |.,Se"#tors and representatives are|the National Grange; ©. E Huff of , in the various grades of accomplish- | Planes landed their cargoes. lining Pla While these olans were being laid,|“scussing unemployment legislation the Farmers’ Union and 3 H Thomp- ment at the court of honor held in le men indicted today included 4 ins President Hoover began writing the |*/S° but are holding plans in abey-|son of the American Farm Bureau the High school gym Monday evening. He beter or es from the down- message he will send to congress at _~ u ‘Three received eagle scout badges, who are sted Sith Tete Hae vho| Washington, Nov. 18.—()—With| its opening, December 1. e task is the highest award in seoutdont, Ten They were inched setae a : Win considerable agitation in progress for! being done in the séclusion of his of- were advanced to star scouts, two i — life scouts, two were awarded bronze HIraEy CAN IAN ili ae tals . iG CoO. ie. Lor hae [=o eed ee a geaffirmation of H r@) t — Government I Inspected Rica: Meats Judge A. M. Christianson, as chair- | *e earlier in ent a man of the Bismarck district, presid- sans fll ved which the syn- 400 MAIN AVE. PHONE 332 ed and had the assistance of several | coved by pee agente during WEDNESDAY SPECIALS scout admirers in passing the awards | tl. Se eee yA . B ottles the boys the second and merit class * Oleomargarine, Ne qi { Lot bed Ney Oe nn the | Plan Services for 5 : ssi (limit with meats) 1 3c | ae 1 Oc irst class, Tr. _ . b 7 eens { bronze palms, W. G. Fulton ihe Rea| World War Veteran SPRING Two-Year Guarantee Cross certificates and scout lite euard] Who Died in Fire RING INTO Baby Beef Lean scout badges, Judge Christianson, the —— McLee OS) tl Full 2 qt. size—Specially priced at Lean Side Sirloin STEAK Ife scout badges and Congressman Pepe SBC 4 i a — BEFORE THE EYES PORK STEAK Pork ! Tom Hall, the eagle badges, while ipman, xf : Wesley Sherwin, president of the | Whose charred body was found west of OF MILLIONS! 19¢ Lb. 24c Lb. 17c Lb. \ scoutmasters’ association, presented Suen el eed = mee ‘hee to the winni y fire, Speci: ” faa agile Nelouae ‘ ing wal be held at tle Falls Minn., the ‘an oo “Homemade’ Program Included With Awards Parents, Mr. and Mrs. i" i ; Tm addition to the | presentations ee Geen earn) and S ervi c e D ru ore COFFEE Old Plantation Seasoning there was a program in which was an- g included the artificial Eeeptea tba eae wii be Ra ie 3 Ib. Can PORK LINKS drill by the life guards, harmonica se- 5 vas ) = fections by Jack Andrews, introduc- announced today by H. A. Brastrup, Haale George Shunk 68¢ Lb. 18¢ ion of John A. Dewey Jr., the Man- coroner, who . T. Ble- / in Shy ‘Sooat who ceactiol ‘a child | Wett, deputy sheriff, investigated the ALWAYS BUSY—THERE'S A REASO) ; trom | drowning, presentation of |C@S¢. Shipman was a World war Charles Shearn, Richard Schmidt, veteran and a member of the Fargo! Paul Gussner and Woodrow Shepard, | American Legion post as outstanding campers of the year bg Sige -orege conga ' at Camp Chan wap ena songs snd | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY yells of the Order of the Arrow lodge. | The scouts receiving the eagle | AT ONCE—South America or United 1 Our Annual badges last night were Garvin Croon-| States. Permanent positions; labor |) S¥ Carol — Irene Rich | quist, troop 3, now ene, aes eet) mechanical, salesmanship; ate } bury academy, Russell Saxvik of troop} experience unnecessary. Salaries 5, and Charles Shearn of: troop 2. $25-100 weekly, transportation fur- Duke Ellington ovem er a 2 Bronze palms went to Robert Edick} aished Box 1175 Chicago ft and His Band | eagle scout of troop 2, with 28 merit} ADDRESSING ENVELOPES—Work | ' All Star Supporting badges; and Raymond Evans, eagle} at home during spare time. Sub- Cast p i \ aaeete troop 2, with 38 merit badges. | stantial weekly pay: experience un. AN 0 Life scout awards were made to John| necessary. Dignified employment Cameron of troop 3, and Wilson Davis} for honest. sincere. ambitious per- oi troop 2. m se ee Workers League, Naperville The Characters Who Have Made Star scout awart went rt . f fs ¢ + Sandin, troop 11; Lyle Drennan and|FOR RENT—Furnished light house- TONIGHT anit alee Radios Throb Ray Finlayson, troop 9; Vernal An-| keeping apartments at 322 Ninth ‘Also wi ife in T! eir First Feature derson, Robert Murphy and Victor | _ street. Phone 1054. Motion Picture! Carufel, troop 8; Robert Griffin and) FOR RENT—Garage. Can be used Wed. - Thurs. Richard Griffin, troop 7; Chester] for storage or for car. Close in. 2:30-7-9 ) Perry, troop 6, and Neil Croonquist,} Inquire at 502 Seventh. All Evening troop 3. LOST—The party who found a vio-! Adults 50c Merit Badge Awards lin Monday will kindly call Logans Second class badges went to Wil-| Store. Phone 211, Theatre liam Newton, Leon Doerner, James : McGuiness and Homer Corwin, all) Attention, Odd Fellows of troop 5. | Nomination of officers tonight. First class badges uae TH eeal| Russell Arnot and John Wallace, o! ing-| y ? troop 3; Howard Corwin, Lyle John- coene ‘Out aed on. We! } son, Arnold Johnson, George Shafer} Must get out by Dec. Ist and| re ly and Richard Shafer, troop 5; Richard; again we are making drastic! 1 Ericsson, troop 2; and James aoe price reductions to avoid mov-| pire ereriies tren awards were | ing of our merchandise. This) "Troop 2—Charles Shearn, Walter| {8 your opportunity to savej Ward, Joe Wright, Evan Kennedy,| money on Men’s Clothing. The) Howard Friess, Carroll Baker, Ray-| Capital .Gity Clothing Store,’ anne pel i Wilson Davis and Mel-| 121 Fifth street. | jj | Troop 3—Duncan Wallace, Eugene | ey Al ti Palmer, John Cameron, Russell Arnot | <a *| Pay great attention Neil Croonquist, Kenneth Joslin, Paul | q” , Gussner, Garvin Croonquist, James; Fine F oods Are q to tr imming details ; Hyland, John pvaeoe ees | | Troop 5—Russell Saxvik, Hans | Fla ; Thoresen, Howard Corwin, George | vor-Protected 4 Shafer, Billy Cowan, Walter Ulmer, | i Waldo Erickson. - f ‘ Troop 6—Chester Perry, Donald Bowman. Troop 7—Delain Ward Richard | ( 2 Griffin, Robert Griffin, William Lam- | J bert. Troop 8—Richard Schmidt, Victor Carufel. % Troop 9—Lyle Drennan, Raymond i Finlayson, Clarence Finlayson. Black Mat Kid Black Mat Kid E Troop 10—Ernest McCall. New grace Tri ’ Troop 11—Clinton Bailey. \ fez tettont S cites ) Get Life Saver Certificates h e enake grain -98 Junior Red Cross life saver certifi- Sato and patent ; cates were presented to Thomas this model! . | Dohn, Russell Saxvik, Woodrow y Shepard, James McConkey, Myron Benser, Kenneth Joslin, Neil Beylund, | Bui ei | Fir Baker, Walter Ward, Glinton Pip sehr lege Landa | With few exceptions our entire stock of absolutely new fall dresses Bailey, Delain Ward, Joe Wright, | Pacchoseun eran ndl now go on sale at attractive reductions in our November sale of dresses. » Daniel Cook, Richard Griffin, Huston} F PP avore , Galyen, Robert Murphy, John Wal-| rotection, lace, Robert Schmidt, Robert Griffin,! M-J-B Coffee is fresher, | i ic ski ae Donald Lund, Melvin Munger, Paul ga ‘J: ful pier © ferehies, moss : Fall’s greatest fashion successes—the tunic skirt, the bolero, the frock ; Gussner, Richard Schmidt, John) itsKii-Test | Pate: Le with fur trimming, with lace, with leg-o-mutton sleeve, with jacket— Cameron. ‘acuum Flavor-Protection. | jatent ather dresses in all the fabrics and colors that complete a smart mod vard. Scouts to receive life guard certi-/ Order from your oenda Always ricitirive caaregos ee eee fieates included 1 Chanles Shearn, , yore gece ye mae robe, from the trim tailored dress of sports type to the flattering type for Robert lick, Paul Gussner, C: i more th Th | th I ¢ variety ! Baker, Richard Schmidt, Woodrow | ee 2 gs (4 ru Ss atiernpon., wus A mreatvarety! Shepard, Richard Griffin, John Cam- | Python grain eron, Melv! unger, Robert Grif- | trimming! G d E h ia e e fin, Kenneth Josiin. | 00 noug . For convenience we group all dresses in these attractive : | This is a genuine sale. It has only i |. one purpose. ‘That is to convert thesc price ranges of | dresses into money before the Christ- 4 " W | -mas shopping season. The reason, h | therefore, is perfectly obvious. $ 75 a ¥ fh VERED. We do not want, nor do we feel the * ! | need to engage in bombastic state- . { ments, such as “The Greatest Sale of a. ‘ a Generation,” “Everything must go Claim Planes Used to Bring} Patent regardless of its cost,” and “Our Loss LliowandiAlienadntou: | atent Leather Is Your Gain.” Exaggerated state- iq ee | Unusually mehts are not truthful, usually. There- The larger S. From Canada ' emart high- fore, they tend to destroy or to under- Dresses for the | feted ‘geod. e mine confidence, We are not attempt- . pee ee | oc titted ing to appeal to sensation, but, rather, Miss and woman is not n2tzalt, Nov. 18——The opera-| erate we are attempting to appeal to reason. Hons of two aerial smuggling syndi- You, the public, are being offered good, forgotten at cates whose air fleets brought liquor high class dresses, such as you all know Matron and aliens from Canada to the Uni- are to be found in this store, at reduc- Robertso tf ted States were revealed today with Women’s tions sufficiently attractive thoroughly son's ie: parewics of 10 men by the fed- “ tvellg sone purchasing now. ae a . ese sal es you may purchase According to the information held| Sheer |; styllah, useful’ dresses, At’ the sam” d \ oy the government, the syndicates time you may engage in a frugal prac- ss operated 30 planes for the smuggling! i tice that will represent a genuine in- of liquor and aliens from Canada to| Hose vestment for you. femme landing fields in the United We Use fe ie of all our sales, and : especially th’ 5 is * Although the operations were con- 98c sales. These dee csaten pea reek ioe for the most Pert, to the De-| It has been, and alway will be, th: ; A ir area, ‘nme! rs . 2 . © " rege . sid planes faded contraband tne || BEST BY TEST ub de Sie sane ee es oe «| TF FOUr chance to dress hetter for lone money. Its.a vicinity of cities in Ohio, Indiana, and | ‘ n ni 5 ‘ Mlinois. Chemical analysis No. 442 Pane err common sense sale. Evidence on which the indictments proves Indian Head to Silke from toe t were based was obtained by under- be of highest quality. top; cee Cf 2 SoTer SAGs Wa Seibel te ayieaies Users seldom change interline’ welt Silk Hosiery weeks. al ter ti ing it. ey mercerize Service Wei The investigators reported 1,800| || find it burns longe-, ree 2 en Mercerized t ba ef 4. tases of liquor cleared a single Can- burnsbetterandkeeps silkFrench heel. greater service. Pair 9 { } ‘. adian airport in one month at the the home comfort- in the newest : ‘ % 4” height of the operations while cor- able. be enay { $1.29 respondingly large amounts were sent into the air from other fields across PRICE PER TON the international line. The planes Delivered q which were operated by the smug- $4.00 L : glers were capable of carrying from 15 to 40 cases of liquor on a single Phone 11 ° e e > hop. : Occident Elevator Co. DEPARTM™ & ° Fi W S We Among th sis’ reported by ’ 13-115 Fi ; and £4; ®: kd or omen ear the planes s.uen ‘ , vook off from! | 113-115 Fourth Street Bismarck, N. Dak. the dominion a..ports were Saginav:., [OSS pn