The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1932, Page 3

a — ? . Re ? 7 rap Cal +e THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1982 ROBERTSON’S CONTINUED from page one War Debt Problem Left to ‘President To Straighten Out ver and Secretary Mills had informed him Great Britain would meet its Dec. 15 payment of $95,000.000, but ‘would demand a new study of the question before paying further. Should refusal to pay ensue, the administra- tion was pictured as foreseeing an extremely grave situation. It, was indicated the chief executive had maintained this nation should make a rigid stand toward the pay- ments due it three weeks hence. Only Italy among the major debtor nations has refrained from asking suspension of them. Roosevelt's reply to the president's reported declarations was described as a disavowal of responsibility for debt policies until he himself assumes office on March 4. Further, in his midnight round- table conference the position of the president-elect was outlined as one of not dictating to the Democrats in the senate and the house until his administration begins. Statement is Issued From all the discussion—more than two hours of it in the white house ‘and even more in the New York gov- ernor’s hotel suite—there emerged only one official statement, Issued from the white house with the ap- proval of both Hoover and Roosevelt in 40 words, it read: “The president and Governor Roosevelt traversed at length the subjects mentioned in their tele- graphic communication, It is felt that progress has been made. The president confers with the mem- bers of the, congress tomorrow when the subject will be further THE STORE WITH THE Tuck away a present a day from now until Christmas. Save by shopping here! CHRISTMAS SPIRIT + Our annual sale last year was a huge success. This year we are going to duplicate same, only we are going to give you still greater values than ever before. We certainly have the stock—and it’s our regular stock that goes into this GREAT SALE. In our 5 years of business history we have built a splendid clientele, not alone in Bismarck or Mandan but for hundreds of miles around. A satisfied customer is our great- est asset, and it’s those satisfied customers who have re- sponded year after year for quality women’s wearing apparel. There- fore, we say—come regardless where you live. You'll not be disappointed. We pledge ourselves this sale will save you more than you have ever saved before. Fashion-Seekers Are Clamoring for New Coats and Dresses Fascinating New Fashions Reminiscent of Open Friday, November 25th At9 A.M. Closing Saturday, Dec. 3rd, 9 P. M. OPENING HOUR SPECIAL FRIDAY, NOV. 25, AT 9 A. M. 300 pairs of women’s pure silk hose. Regular 50c value. While they last ............ 10c (1 pair to customer) Smartest Coats for Winter are here for those of exacting taste Frocks that breathe Paris— the embodiment of all her pet whims barometer, Reduced to sea level, 30.29, NORTH DAKOTA healt am Low Pet. BISMARCK, clear .... 20 17 00 3s 8 0 pursued.” = ‘Thus it was cgi Leite e . 4 not only war debts but world arma- / P tu D Wh K id ment and the projected world mone- = tc resque ays en ing om u ” tary economic conference had been OUT OF STATE POINTS gone over. Similarly around the table of Roose- a Low Pct, velt’s hotel room the talk extended beyond debts and the international tield. The president-elect told his fellow Democratic allies he believed that with a sharp slash in the federal budget and the enactment of beer legislation in the approaching short session of congress, the budget could be balanced. COATS | DRESSES he hoped a f lief pro- ae ae feline of i ce ~ oui Enter a new realm of beauty. Fur, Standard Frocks t i it % A etree saat ad tee ote selected by experts; FABRICS of for Winter expressed desire from several that a special session next year could be avoided. The first day of the president-elect tested pureness; WORKMEN that insure fit; prices less than you ex- For women, young ma- trons and misses. New No. Platte, Neb., clear.. ee City, O., clay. aSS88 in the national capital since the elec- a ly by fi . tions was a succession of colorful, Le Alen ner ile bec Mere ae new lines, new prinoe pron 8., clear. history-making events. wonderful values can you appreciate silks. Each dress a real Qu’Appelle, Riding into Washington with his bargain. Rapid City, 8. D., clear 24 vice-presidential running mate, Roose- velt was given an ovation as he left his train and was followed by out- bursts of applause as he drove up Pennsylvania Avenue to the executive mansion. The vice president-elect, Speaker Garner, met him in Balti- these bargains, ELABORATE fur trimmings of Beaver, Mink, Fitch, Caracul, Seal, Marten and Squirrel. DRESSES 50 women’s new Fall and Winter Dresses. New styles and wanted shades, Never sold for less than $5.95. While they last—Annual ...$2.98 st. , Minn., cl - Salt Lake City, U., cRar 32 8. S. Marie, Mich., ¢ldy. 32 Seattle, Wash., clear.... 38 more. (Complete run of sizes) 5 + 2B In Open Automobile $16.50 COATS— $1 1 85 = Swift Current, &. clear. 10 10 Changing from the closed automo- The Annual Sale Price ........ e The Pas, Man, cldy..... 8 -12 bile sent for pie from the white culated DRESSES on Toledo, Ohio, raining... 36 28 house, Roosevelt rode in the open car reates' Dress emucca, Nev., clear generally occupied by the secret ser- $27.50 and $29.50 COATS— $ 1 8 8 5 es poevepleettopasey eves there are plenty of them. New! Winnipeg, Man., clear.. -6 -6 Vice detail, waving to those along the Values Annual Sale Price ........ ° Sizes 14 to 44, Annual Sale Price....... $3.95 Gay! —- = Tage =} White house naval aide, Warren Del- We : —— Young Wisconsin —_| ano Robbins, white house ceremonial x TS. officer and a cousin of the president- Have $85:00/COA! $22 8 5 " DRESSES at an Farmers Honored | Raymond Mol Annual Sale Price ........ ° Women’s $12.50 Dresses. The better group—in all new Pe ee ee * elect, and Professor Raymond Moley, Almost Chi Nov. 23.—(P}—At least Ever fall shades and styles. Be sure you investigate this rs cago, aoe Peter ite aia eats? ” lot before you buy. $7.95 Give- two farmers can look back to 1932 - f their experi- Entering the south grounds, the Shown $49.50 and $55.00 COATS— 9 5 Annual Sale Price ..... ry Away as the best years o governor and Professor Moley aera a Annual Sale Price ........ 2 8 Price! Shey, are Donald N. McDowell oe eee ere DRESSES Satint J] 6, ‘Monte, ‘arquete county, toward the entrance of the red room, Such $59.50 and sense COATS— 3 8 eon Ale te 21690 Direesen tm all awiet weal Velvet! Good, 19, Monroe, Green county, nearby. Annual Sale Price ........ e r eiront Areeeee: $9.85 Wisconsin. ; i “The governor of New York,” an- Low Annual Sale Price ....... seeseeees sees 5 Crepe Both are looking forward to nounced Irving Hoover, chief usher. . \ Silk! ) cago, they Gadine peer pletis sa $75.00 and $85.00 COATS— Triple will na ae pie tab iste who waited inside, stepped forward. Annual Sale Price ........ D4 8 DRESSES Sheer of the 4-H club, national farm ded serrate inne Bonwnis Sarva Dresses. Check into this big group Crepe! cceanteon for boys and girls, Roosevelt, a lore you store. . ir achie 5 ecutive's hand. “Make use of our Lay-Away Plan” Annual Ssle Price $11.85 All Od (national pameeen teed “I am glad to see you, governor,” New by R. A. Turner, seeking the Hoover said. Wanted champion boy and girl member on Then came the introduction of Pro- fessor Moley and brief general con- versation. Cigars and cigarettes were passed. The conference went on for more than two hours, from 3:45 p. m. until shortly before 6 p.m. Then Mills and Moley left the room, and the defeated Leming president and his Suepeames aep sat s To win Caley) of 17 Seo slone for more than 10 minutes. M A R CL E Donald Projects val- Whether their conversation still T BOU SUITS ued at $3,409.48 and includ- touched on war debts or allied inter- National subjects, or whether it turn- at $24.50—special, this Annual Sale.... $ ] 4.95 Frances undertook and is credited le Peete with 35 worth. bs to Pesoos emaonels probably nev. Sizes 16 and 18 only a poems: projects HELD FOR EXTORTION THREE-PIECE KNIT SUITS raising. tis isc0. Minneapolis, Nov. 23. — (?) — The That sold at $12.50 to $15.00. s Is Fatal tc editor and a Teporter of Brevities,1- Special this Annual Sale ...................... 9400 Illness Is Fatal to | Wednesday on charges of extortion. Resident of Linton while a third man was hunted. Owen eee J Remington, editor, and Sam Jing- man, reporter, were charged with ob- taining $50 as first payment on $500 which Miss Verne Valezny, 19, claims ‘was demanded for suppression of a story written for the publication, and for return of some letters she wrote years old, has been in ill health for several months. that long-wanted Knitwear Is the Vogue New Winter Sportwear Means Knitwear These beautiful three-piece boucle suits that sold EARLY SHOPPING DAYS Give Useful Gifts for Christmas To choose carefully, leisurely ... from the most complete stock of women’s to f the trio. The three were| jj 5 are Inalcted by a and jury. pomeret ata slant saris, She eeu. in hee soy, OAONY ae the week, ae in ia We farmed. FA pee ni castle ‘or economy and satisfaction avo’ e rush of minut opping an °. Emmons county unt » when 5 SES aS avoid the rush hour of the day, for best selection, for the attention from Save by buying your sored bs Zdnton, to.taie. fee 5 Aes Jel Boyle has resigned from the Mon- the salespeople that means satisfactory service. i < ed as justice of the peace for & nume tana board of railroad and public . Christmas Gifts now ber of and was reelected to that : pervice commissioners of which he has Br if office Nov. 8 been a member for 22 years, and uy your wife, Besides his widow, Pagel leaves two chairman for four years. Boyle, 78 daughter or friend brothers, Frank, itford, Wis., and coat on our Only a few of the many bar- SHE MAKES —— gains that are to be had at YOU LAUGH works) this Annual Sale, AND CRY Loved by millions, Molly Goldberg—radio’s most beautiful character—will make you laugh and cry ‘with her family troubles and her philosophy of life. A PEPSODENT PROGRAM KFYR Nightly Except Saturday and Sunday 6:45 P. M. Central Standard Time *, HATS Whllle they last, Splendid as- sortment. Values up to $3.95. Annual Sale Price— 39c SPORT COATS Chippewa 100% wool coate— coats that sold at $8.50 and $10.00, Annual Sale Price— $5.00 Splendid Christ- mas Gifts BSSSRSRRS Raa RSRSRVSRBSSRSSSRAoVS PEPtttitiittititititiititittittitiis sy] the basis of completed 4-H pro- jects, chose them from a field of in the presence of 1,200 other 4-H members at the annual club con-