The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 31, 1930, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1980 Y missioners and ' they enaniaaasly| b by the voters of this city. Iminediate- | hereatter may serve, as president of ROSENTHAL TRIS designated Stamarck as the site for|ly after our victorious campaign, the |the UnitedStates. An appropriation of | % ¥ a erection of the Burleigh County|committee chose Kamplin as Sacre more than $:0,000 for each mon- | § Balding War Memorial community|contact. representative between a ‘ument goes with the bill. ~ 4 Legion, County Commissioners won A 3 Abe Hon 1029, our committee|City Commissioners. It being ‘nis % the city commission-|@uty to represent the entire body of! Mexico City, Dec. 31.—(7)—The |% | ee or wile Ligh proposition of a joint|/the Legion, in the fulfilling of our chamber of deputies in its ‘closing |@ ! Legion Chairman Revie Reviews, His-jcity and county memorial and pro-| Promises to the voters and in the car- | session last night created an addition- | posed for their consideration the ad-|Tying out of our plans as raed in| of territory in Mexico with division |% tory of Building in Article Pisabllity of floating @ city bond issue| Presented to everyone concerned in of the present territory of lower Cal- |¢ for Tribune {for $125,000.00. The city commission-|the erection of this building. {ifornia into two separate territories. ers accepted our plans as feasible and cde WAREMAN an designated May 3ist as the date of LUCKY FOR SAM Construction ‘of tt the City-County |the special election, It was necessary] New York, Dec. 31—A burglar | S°OSSSSesesss World War Memorial building, soon|that this bond issue carry by a two-| broke into Samuel Hare's house and | ‘be dedicated, was one of the largest |thirds majority. The Legion, under brave Sam got up and grappled with pak structural undertaken |the general management of Kamplin,| him. As they struggled around the, projects \ in Bismarck in 1930. The history )Conducted one of the finest, the most room, both fell out a window into a leading up to the construction of this besprsmagen and outstanding campaigns! courtyard 10 feet below. It so hap-; DIVIDE LOWER CALIFORNIA A.W. LUCAS CO. ! ; j 4 building is recounted for readers of jin the history of this city. They hadj pened that Sam was on top when ‘The Tribune in the following article.|the united effort and support of the) Legion, esa ee, the War ae ee eee tie AMORAuG ot Chae. ‘Committee and the various civic groups through- By HARRY ROSENTHAL, In December, i877, shortly after R. |OUt ¥ St eS de movement as shown by the| Washington, Dec. 31—A bil re-/X White Good or apd Boke Poot Nic 1: He wppolnt= splendid ‘maiority, which: yom tines cently introduced in the senate by a Bale, ed a Legion Building x con- one in favor of the bond issue. | Senator Swanson of Virginia provides Spool Cotton, J. & P. man; Harold Hopton, mons, Harold Sorenson, Carl Knudt- son, Herman Brocopp, P. G. Harring- ¢, ton, A. L. Fosteson, Chas. Martin, and ‘A. D, McKinnon; pestered apes and suggestions for the erection of an Armory or Legion Home in Bismarck. ‘Tt being our intention at that time to erect a private building for the hous- ing of the seven veterans organiza- tions and the two ‘National Guard companies of this city. bea dggeed gating this project thoroughly abandoned it, in favor of Serate Bil \.~maximum of a one mill tax levy, be- fore the law expired. They granted our request and in. July, .1998,. they, Sn oe ery ce ee ee . It being our idea at that. time.to erect. county memorial in the form of a | cognate Our Regular ‘At the 1929 session of the legisla- i ture, at our request, House Bill. No.. I lar Value 107 was introduced, passed and signed. ‘This law revised S..B. No..171 for four} more years and again permitted a maximum levy of €-mills, . It carried. the emergency clause. Realizing that if such a building were to be erected in Bismarck under fils law and if it were to be » county ‘community building, adequate nn to serve the needs of this county, that jthe maximum amount of $84,000.00 id be insufficient and that we would have to wait heainhecnrneil four years before this ing could be erected. We entered in- to discussion with the Association of Commerce, on this matter, and at ial cae apes ain 226 was in- troduced, passed ‘and signed. ‘This new law permitted joint action by city and county in the erection of a World war memorial, as suggested under H. B. No. 107. Ps sermerszan 1929, the Legion commit- tee appeared before tite county com- Look for the Sign -C..C. C. en. Main Avenue a. Capital Commercial College A PRACTICAL OFFICE TRAINING, SCHOOL pte re 8 ew of the fact that a similar they landed and the force of their | fall, together with Sam’s weight on: top, knocked the burglar into oblivion | until anced este ony arrived on the scene. | Veterans of Notion Prices in Effect During Our city. The entire city was be- ‘IN MEMORIAM issue ment at or near the birthplace of had twice before been turned down : each person who has served, or who! Limit 12 to Customer 1-8; 1-4, 1-2 inch’ Paris Elastic; best quality; a Hickory product; yd. fe First Quality Pearl But- tons; several sizes to choose from; no card less than a 10c value; BMG se cce cause 5e Mercerized Rick Rack.in colors and white; 6 yards NOW Ss o 4510 oi )p sealers 25c ‘of Hate and | Passion! ° 3 3 { 1S % | oon 100-yard pasa A Big Assortment of Bias Tapes, 6 yards on a card; card 6c I take this means to inform the’ public that I’ have ‘pur- chased the Fur Repair Shop formerly operated by Mrs. Newton and will give all ord- ers my personal attention at my home in Mandan at 303 Third.street, NE. I expect to open a shop in Bismarck this coming Spring. Mrs. Earl Vogelpahi 303 Third Street NE Mandan, N. Dak. With PAUL CAVANAGH WILLIAM BOYD And Many Others Notice I take this means of in- forming my friends and customers that I am now with Bannon’s Barber and Beauty Shop, Patterson hotel. Performances — 2:30 - 7:00 - 9:00 Adults 35¢ until 7:30 TONIGHT and JANUARY 1st Capitol Theatre Phone 146 Winifred R. Johnson Princess Peggy 69c Advertiesd the nation over at 00 each. For Our January Clearance Sale only, our price - 69c. Another if they fade. They will not last long at this price—Buy early. 89c $1.29 and $1.95 You Should “Buy Now” Misses’ and Women’s Winter Coats $4.00 One Rack Specially selected. from higher priced lines. Values in one large assortment Color combinations and styles to suit all, in a range of sizes. Fur Trimmed and Interlined—Warm Coats that were $15.00 each and over to close out now at $4.00each. ~ Children’s Derby Ribbed Hose; never sold for less than 19¢ anyw! here; fine; mercerized; durable. Clearance Sale price on new-stock purchased for this event, 2 pairs for .......-.5.+.+eees Women’s Rayon Hose; all sizes; lisle garter tops. $ 25 One Lot of Fine Wool Sweaters, boys, girls, and ~ men’s. A complete stock in itself. This lot offers you some wonderful purchases at Boys’ Corduroy Knickers; a high grade fabric in brown and navy; pure wool knitted cuffs; specially priced at, a pair ............eeeeee % PRICE 1.99 peereers the alr A regular 49c value. Clearance ' Sale price, an sale 4 BPA ores esse eeeeeeeereeeseae esse iiie ‘i Corduroy Breeches; sizes up to 16; lace knees ; rein- judging by results, One of our ‘ as many secretaries told me she Women’s All Silk and Full Fashioned ‘Hose; a‘com- ots Lek’ dark brown and navy; specially ; was making just four times the plete color line of dollar hose grouped in one BESCOGIAY, MeDAIE 6 «os 2100s 0 ieee oe ee sn teenie ace lot at & Clearance Sale price of, pair'......... 79 ‘Men's Worsted Pants; a Mayfair produc al 50 Women’s Silk to the Top Hosiery; a real-hosiery anteed; sizes to 52 «1.2... .. cece eee eeeeeee special for a real Clearance Sale; 59c a. pair Men’s Moleskin Work Pants; grey stripe; full cuff; , Lin ves apart TWO IN ONE or 2 pairs for .......eesseeee oeiuthes ce 1.00 a splendid value; guaranteed to wear; all sizes; students are doing, P - iad Ideal Percales; fast colors; new patterns; a-large a below cost price of ,a pair ...........+..- 1.39 stock just purchased and received this week to School Supplies—Rulers, pencils, tablets, composi- ] N Vv E s T M E N T supply your suring needs at the January Clear- tion books, etc.; our low price, each ......... OL ance Ral price of, a yard. oe ht Step-on Garbage Pails; enameled blue, case or fo] P P 0 R T U N ITY Somitocten wnalllea; patchwork quilt patterns and A grey; each -. 69 others; 2 yards for 5 ms Colored Glass Measuring Cups, each ............ 0; i White Outing Flannel, 27 inch; a quality that you yee no yer oi p are paying Ibe a yard for all the time; Clearance os Glass Mixing Bowls; green, rose or crystal; each... .3: 1 . ice, 9 yards for ........sseseeere pet ae Enameled Tea Kettle, Water Pails, Coffee Pots and \ vvwi referred Stock Conservatism plus Common Stock Profit Possibilities Men’s Heavy Woolen Work Sox; dark and lights; Kettles; green or ivory; triple coat enamel; the kind that gives you the wear; 5 pairs for .95 tine green line trims; all regular dollar values; on To those conservative investors who favor Heavy os pp Gloves with leather. palms -and “39 Genuine Mirro Ring Mold Sets; 1 large mould, 6 preferred stock because. of its relative . tl ‘ rf a een ee ‘ ~ Fee Tata small; pacied in al racti ve carton with special rown Jersey Gloves; leather palms and finger recipies for gelatines, meats, etc. egular ih soe ne the docile ieee tips; 50c sellers; clearance sale price, a pair .. .29 dollar value; Clearance Sale price, set ....... 83 t produces, the Minnesota Northern ome Benth Caps and Lumbermen’s Caps; all dollar sell- Green Glass Cups and Saucers; mould etched pat- Company now offers en unusually attractive rs and over; woolen caps of the highest grade terns; cup and saucer, both for ............. ld investment opportunity, : fabrics. This assortment at Clearance Eale 89 Glass Plates, green or rose; fancy wafer thin; so , DEMOS ORO oo sce p ss crcesk ec cse sees dese = 4 owe) 5 . i seams; hard to break; specially priced, each .. .15 This Nidan NS a TT Northwest's Children’ pieatber Mittens: large assortment; a pair 39 Oil Cloth Bpscial/48 inch; good quality s.good pat- firmly established and rapi " ig Men’s Flannel Work Shirts; full cut; all sizes; terns; selected from regular stock for this ly established and rapidly growing public regularly $1.19 and 98c; for this sale, each... .69 sale;ayard .... 19 i utility enterprises « » is offering an issue of Men’s Flannel Work Shirts; woolen khaki and dark 15x27 Inch Felt Base Floor Mats; fancy patterns; 1% Cumulative Preferred Stock with « polaee bie. and grey; regular $1.49 cach; all sn _ Gurable; cach «2... 6.6. sec essere eee eens 09 son and a dozen others have good Common Stock Purchase Warrant. By ‘ fee ° a Meade aA eg eR fee ae Loose Bottom Cake Pans; Miro pure aluminum; Besitions in Minneapolis and St. investing in this i bi th Wool Gabardine and Flannel Shirts; good, dressy a regular 75c cake pan that has that removable 1s issue you can obtein the patterns; all regularly $2.95; Clearance Sale rim. January Clearance Price. each ......... 2d i advantages of high grade preferred stock, Cia lancs aR a chp Gora Oe acs 102 Jiffy Mops; ines swabs; each Packed in tin | PLUS the ‘privilege of profiting by the Men’s aie Biter Dnderweer: This uialonsait sells RONDE Ch ite cgc eee +49 evel ere ver; int fastens thet may be reasonably expected wight; our Sale Price, suit -...-.+--.----- 69 | Long Handle Dust, Mops; fine colored varn;_no me’ an i : HI in the market value of the Company’: 8 Men’s Fancy Dress Hose; all reular 25¢ values and . value, pas Hed ‘ snes : ie a list : re ial aa common stock over e period of time. over; no skimpy sizes; all full sized hose, at j special Clearance Sale price PS DERG cone ie 17 EEG Bn 10. gla 4 value le, value ..... Write or call at our local office for full Men’s Horsehide Coats and Jackets; genuine horse- ne formation. B fe by th hide and blanket lined; values up to $14.50; . STRAT Peep EEN Ok Re bale oe information. Benefit by the future progress January Clearance Sale price, each ......... 6.00 Kettle and 10 bars of soap for .......... need: | PROF. R. E. JACK, Principal of this Company that is supplying natural ges and electricity to a steadily growing list of progressive Northwest communities! MONTANA. DAKOTA POWER CO. ¢ A. W. LUCAS CO. Where You Expect More for Your Money---And Get It 55D SoS SS SSEOVSISDOSESD SLVR EDITS SSSVEODIS OPTS SOSOOO