The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 14, 1933, Page 3

FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE beauty. Smaller trees, the letter Pointed out, are valuable for the fruits they grow. January reports were received from Police Chief C, J. Martineson and CTY EXPENDITURE ARE SIA MOLOWER (eee BE AUDITOR DRGLARES| S22" se follows: coal 2,008, ioe 8, hay 19, cattle %, hogs corn 1, sand 7 and as Total This Year $58,592 Com.) “pane0us pared to $73,003 Same Period Last Year REVISION OF STATE. |S PRINTING LAWS IS SOUGHT BY SENATOR Kidder County Man Would Oust; Two Nonpartisans From Membership $58,502.87, compared to #13008.21 tor the same period last year, ‘The governor would be empowered Disbursements by the city of Bis-| © reg do appoint the state printer, and the o N Jo appoint the slate printer, end the for the first seven months of|| City-County News | commission would be tor, and secretary of state under a measure introduced in the North Da- kota senate Monday by O. E. Erick- son of Kidder county. The commission, under the present law, is composed of the secretary of state, chairman of the railroad com- mission, and commissioner of agri- culture and labor, who appoint the state printer. Salaries of the manager and other ty Auditor Myron H. Atkin-| hes reported to the Bismarck city vention of store managers of the sys- commission Tuesday forenoon. ‘The commission met Tuesday fore-| Pitinarey. ‘ne Soxprete to ee noon rather than Monday night be- borchisee cause pad birthday, sa variety of goods for the store here, Expenditures this year were greater FORKS WOMAN DIES . those Forks, N. D., Feb. 14—()— terson, than last year in only two in- Terms Wins Support) stances, atcinson reported, for poor Pa cE pes — relief and maintenance of the city to Grand For! 1 A th 1083, A resolution an amend-|scales. Poor relief demands are died here Paes from Swede i. greater this year, he said in explain- ‘Tuesday after a long ill- ctficials and employees ot the Bank ing the $4,095.43 increase. Scales | "°5S- : of Nort! cota would slashed maintenance increased $20.22. if a bill introduced by Senator ©. J. ra distri All other classes of expenditures ine ee ‘was the first print- Olson, Barnes county, by request, is showed decreases over those of last le. It was printed in Latin in Meetings of Clubs, or Fraternal. Groups PRICED AT 20% SAVING! $5450 $5 Down, $6.50 Monthly, Plus Carrying Charge ee Lengemn tin, ‘special oeeee 18c of the manager be reduced from $7,- sideration a letter from Corinne H. —mTHEATRES— is made in a measure introduced by only-a temporary appropriation and per dozen .. ally famous quality. They’re filled with 500 to $5,000 » year; salaries of bank | Shaft, secretary of the Monday club, Officials receiving $3,600 would be cut ‘The club asked the commission to use Sen. A. F. Bonzer, Jr., Richland coun " Daily at 2:30-7-9 ; : 4 LSSS=SSS— sf Specifies Transfer Dates Admission 2 5 the funds restored by subsequent ap-| North Propriation, BACON, Arm 1-2 Ib. pkg. ... springs galore (that’s for comfort). They’re covered all over in 100% genuine Angora Mo- enacted into law. laced said. 1452 A. D,, at Mains, The measure proposes the salary ‘The commission took under con- te $2,400, and other salaries would its influence against the clearing of APITOL 5 Seat meee | C Of the hail insurance surplus fund for payment of real estate bond interest Under the bill, $375,000 would be Matinee and 5 vary iat ibm, Sup ae Wed. and Thurs, aie i i %, i eh hs it gna tho ‘a we 7 Factories Filled Ward’s Order for This e e @ HEMPEL’S Suite! Big Purchasing Power---Big Values! Two measures introduced by Sena- = = —— EGGS, Strictly fresh, direct from teat MOHAIR SUITE Both the 75-inch Davenport and high-back Arm Chair have all the fine points of 2 nation- You need Foley's Honey and 1 juicker the better. For there is nothing Con-~and ‘what ie better thon TEAR to eeen hair (that’s for wear). And the seasoned hardwood frames are richly decorated with genuine wood carvings. Yours for only $54.50, because we bought months ago, while prices were low. See it! the phlegm so you can cough up the unhealthy But it must be tar com- THE TOWNSEND MURDER MYSTERY by OCTAVUS ROY COHEN HANDY FOOT STOOLS— Hardwood frames, finished walnut. As orted covers. This low price for Sale QVERY TUESBAY... TRORSBAY... SATURBAT STARTING TONIGHT KFYR at 10:15 P. M.. THE ARROW A plain color and matching print are best to make the Arrow block. Since the block is large only 20 are FEBRUARY -HOME-FURNISHING SALE SPECIALS CAST ALUMINUM FRYER Self Basting Cover ......... 98c KITCHEN STOOLS , All steel, folding step ....... 89c Solid Walnut vss...see. B2eOD per running foot Seren. BOC COFFEE TABLE—Solid wal- nut with Duncan Phyfe base and removable glass top. Me- tal handles, February Sale Bed, Spring, Mattress A Compelte Bed Outfit at February Sale Savings! Bed! Full size of seamless steel. Nationally famous $ 4. 8 8 e = pe pee 10c Fall quart sto scesevsssess AOE SS. seeeeee 2lc High dome cover s------.... SOC Adjustable handle ....s..., 2BC quality. Brown enamel finish ...... . 90 deep, Premier wire coils, tied at top for Spring! firm sleeping surface .......scccccsccess $4.45 45 pounds. Felted cotton and cotton mattress, Mattress for comfort, covered in art ticking ........ $3.88 Don’t Delay! These Special Prices Are for February Sale Only! MAGAZINE BASKET—Lad- der back style with very deep pockets for biggest magazines, Row stevens OO needed for a quilt 78x96. The pat- tern goes back about a hundred RADIO B BATTERIES Standard Size ........cs000. 88c ICE OF FORECLOSURE LIEN FOR STORAGE, WHEREAS, John O. Hagan did, at the special instance and request of John N, Hagan, as Deputy Prohibition Administrator of North Dakota, Dis- trict ‘No, 8, the legal possessor and owner of one certain Model “I Ford Coupe, Motor No. 13,529,036, license No, 70965, Montana, 1931, bet: the 12, day of February, 1932, an e 14, day of February, 1933, inclusive, store, keep and care for said automobile, pursuant to an agreement at claimant should havo a‘lien thereon, Yor the reasonable charge of Four (4) Dollars per month, aggregating the sum of $48, and accruing costs and oharges. That said automobile is at all of the times al has been, in the O. Hag: 8 been made by the said John N, Hagan under sald lien, in that no part of paid to the said John O, gan the sum of $48 and accruing costa and charges, at the date of this notice for which a lien is claimed, as pro- vided by law. Notice is hereby. given that such Men will be foreclosed ani Prop- erty sold to satisfy the sal Ne auction, at the Front County Court House in the Bismarck, Burlei County, Dakota, at 2 o'clock P, M. on the 3, day of March, 1933. 1 pated this’ 14, day of February, John O. Hogpe. je * Rhee les Le eS Val orney enor, “Bismarcis, x Dak, tnd Kalbomine Cleaner... LOC CLOTHESPING, spect ..:.. LOC 100 Feet OTHESLINE 39¢ foal ong $1.19 WILLOW CLOTHES HAMPERS formerly $298 ......... 91.98 CUP and SAUCER SET Six cups and six saucers ....< 49c OVE! BLANKETS, 70230, limit 4... 43c VENETIAN MIRROR Genuine. plate, 12x24 ........ 95c STEEL UTILITY = $3.39 CABINETS, 43 in. high MEDICINE CABINET all steel, plate mirror ... $1.00 CHENILLE RUGS Sith Toh sss scscoccoteace BMG RAG RUGS—Hit & Miss. Type, 18x36 in. 2 for ....... 25c Fast colors, 7 to 14 Teac ssays 49c Nea PULL-OVER SWEATER ool, asst’d. COS ...ceseeesceere 69c 39 inch MARQUISETTES, 36 inch CRETONNES, B yards ....cccccvsescvcess 39c MONTGOMERY Warp & Co. 300 Fourth Street Phone 475 . Bismarek, N. Dak, time a matched butt walnut top end table has ever been CHEERY! EASY TO CLEAN! 9x12 FT, Wardoleum Rugs $468 Out of 100 patterns submitted, these were selected as the ee a a Deiebs in poiare eat and com: ings ee servative » there are floral an le effects De bid suitable for use in any room. Easy to keep clean, too. | {08 Senter and felted cotio., A whisk of a damp mop does the trick in a twinkling. cover. Sale 4 MONTGOMERY Warp 8. Co. 300 Fourth Street Phone 475 Bismarck, N. Dak.