The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 15, 1933, Page 3

[HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE 1. INTENSIVE SUMMER uta! MONTGOMERY WARD | Hikes, Studies, Swimming and Athletics | An extensive program for Bismarck ° M4 Md Boy Scouts this summer, including ‘ Special meetings, hikes, studies, swim- ming and athletic contests and camp- ing, was launched this week, accord- A ing to W. G. Fulton, executive of the Missouri Valley Area council. All troops are having special meet- ings this week to introduce the pro- “4 hd nd gram. _— The Order of the Arrow will have a special hike and outdoor program Fri- day, meeting at scout headquarters . in the city auditorium at 6:15 p. m. Saturday, those scouts who wish to Thrifty millions buy at Ward’s. Why? Because they want good quality. And want more VALUE for their hard earned wages. And they get more for their secure athletic merit badges will meet plans for the scout track moet whi they get it at Ward’s! Because they want good assortments. And they get them money at Ward’s! For almost three quarters of a century the slogan “‘Satisfac- vex Monday evening special pe at Ward’s. Because they want correct fashions at thrift prices. And they get tion guaranteed or your money back” has been our policy and our promise. | hendquarters, beginning at-7 o'clock. » them at Ward’s. But above all, thrifty millions buy at Ward’s because they Get the Ward habit. Join the thrifty millions who save at Ward’s. Scoutmaster Torolf Johanset id Albert Gordper will be in charge of Work Pants y y y y y y iY, Y YY Many ask more the track meet next Tuesday and all Ward’s Low Price Y g for I ersp rit n gs scouts working for the athletic merit badge will act as officials. 89 c Z ms Yj ° A swimming meet, under direction i VIMY Le - ‘ p Y of A.C. Van Wyk and Charles Good- (] ee ‘ yy of this quality? win, will be held in the city swim- Coo}, pre- cal A ming pool June 26, shrunk seer- Ni Bird Hikes Arranged j suckers, Need \ j > =| Z * Scouts seeking bird study merit OA no ironing! y Y poe badges will be taken for bird hikes Bar tacked. ; sa Monday eta pamohed 26, At K 2) g Yes! An Inner- , and July y Russell Reid ant HAS saree > sprit t little Ctell Gannon. ‘These hikes will be- Work Shoes ; : wt - “| hi = pit fal a gin at 5 a. m. Ward's Low Prit py Z —«—T ty a Y of a cotton mat- A two-day camp, at which scouts ictal a 3 A, tress! Filled with will be examined for the pioneering $1 98 = : ; Premier wire merit badge by D. B. Cook, has been F : = i a coils. Upholster- arranged for June 27 and 28. Pair 7 . ed in felted cot- A city-wide overnight camp, feat- Retanned well “ = 7) : ton. Covered in uring a camporee, is set for June 30. stitched brown x ‘4 — a heavy drill tick- In charge will be Robert Ritterbush, inks A Ward ' i Ernest McCall, Richard Schimdt and Lelie. dire oe : tad F valve! Robert Byrne, scoutmasters who at- . tended the regional camp school here. ak “ sch ea et eee Boys’ Shoes @ 2 Save 20% on this Sy Sa Sta Waal | $119 OOK. nzora oOonair ——— ithe order of the Arrow will act as/ : Refrigerator eee host for two special events June 20 Pair and July 7 for the entertainment of Boys’ bl ack by) future scouts, 11-year-old boys. work shoes, Another hike for boys seeking roomy toes, , camping merit badges will be directed re inforced. @ by Waldo Eliickson July 6 and 7. A Rubber sole surprise treasure hunt will begin and heel. 85 Down —t: Camp Opens July 9 0 3 We contracted for this suite months ago . . . when prices were still low! That's Keep food safe in Camp will open at Camp Chan vernight Bag why you save $10 now! Both the davenport and button-back Chair are extra large this TruKold Jr. Has Owapi July 9 and will continue until 4 en. feet of food July 16. If sufficient registrations are 3 $ 1 00 and roomy. Covered all over in genuine Angora Mohair, the only kind that really paccoly fal Seat eae ene one: aa wears. With serpentine fronts. Fancy welted base, and solid hardwood frames. seoine Wee oe ice cubes. Com- Bde should be made at the Sede nian Spring-filled, reversible cushions, high backs, and roll arms are other quality fea- See ha eee enicveal parents oe eat e A 3 « 85s own, $6.00 Mon’ othe: ais nite ateine cama et Sane - Spiagaieering tures that add to your comfort. ALL at » 15% saving! Davenport and chair. plus carrying charge if cost $96 to $100! bush, assistant director; Bud Munger, : Black. 16 to 18 a life guard; Ernest McCall, activities ins, Heddle iid baa aa : Ward H Give Your Home A mid-summer court of honor will ar I awn ose - Seer teen cae Z Tested to Stand | A Value! Has 13 Plates! sscaiesinaiaiaanaiant i M. Constans. At the same time camp is in session Pe 8 special two-day :hike for scouts de- Pressure W. d e/ s§ d d B mngteime enace fasrixcia |] 400Lbs. — ard’s Standar att ranged. Buy! All scouts having passed swimming ae tad or 9 5 and life-saving merit badge tests will eens) Ani biack: ya $ 75 participate in a life-saving exhibition y ith July 26. with your Scouts are urged to enroll in the old battery aed ons Airc peal . soaeet Step on the starter and away you go! This Ward's pool. 3 7 a Standard Battery beat a make that cost $3.25 more! M. a \ Cc ! Built lil Plates are standard size, standard thickness. You artin Is Gaining \ In snowy tire! Tough braid- can depend on this battery for real power, for . white! Serv- ed cord between long life, in spite of ite remarkably low price. Car- I Says Legion Leader Wi \lecatte inner rubber abe viet Ward's Guarantee for 12 months Bathroom Outfit re on makes bose light, WARD'S WINTER KING BATTERY to fit all . $45.00 Assertion that most of the American es less and i = Legion posts which have selected dele- cars. 13 plate size, only $5.98, Guaranteed for 18 Easily worth 25% more. 5 ft. gates to the state convention at Wil- months. tub, lavatory and closet por- Uston have instructed them to vote celain enameled. Chromium Table Cloths for Charles F. Martin tate adju- lated fittings. Mahogany fin- Su aera || SSF BG 4-Blade Lawn | Save 40% to 50%—Use Ward’s || ==" wat Dickinson, Rue said, « motion olf UC OYG || SO a Mower neversold 100% P P 1 ia Oil Kitchen Sink ew | me, een So Low Before! o Pure rennsyivania $20.00 chosen ran on “Martin's platform for é All linen with Best porcelain money can buy. the reorganization of the Legion.” colored border. Less fittings, At Wahpeton, Rue asserted, three of 52 x 52, go In Your Own Container le Is the four delegates are. Martin, sup- y Water Heater porters while am = is i cantly reported are those at Milnor Silk < Flat | Crepe | 4 ( : ~e— : 6° Hot > b. ry minutes. (i —— a ee 50c if | blades cut VERSIE Quart aa Burns natural or manufac- Terry Proud of His | , Sat fs smooth tin, P tured gas. i | -Bala 7 ¢ Lg = th. Precisi Ward's Riverside 100% pure Pennsylvania oil is from . | Well-Balanced Nine | : emart print 1 - built imme Io Bradford crude which commands highest fer of ANY Hot Water Boiler feocke Pee \ 2 bed knife in per- crude oil. When sold in service stations oil of this qual- $6.00 New York, June 15—(#)—The y manent align. \ } ity usually costs you double! 5 suits. 39 inches i és . Made of hi leel. Costs Bassball ma mer rendet: whats ide, Rew cols ment. 10-in. wheel. Quick Drain Valve FREE with 5 gals. or more. Save get- hee sitew cae a) day to op- pa ~ place in the National League | LASBE niet : , ting under car to change oil. Separately 25c. erate. The experts suspiciously strong, around behind them looking for props. Even Bill Terry grins as he stoutly maintains: Guard Against “Tt balanced ball club, " ”y ) You can’t get by this summer Summer Sun! tate ta te : - Hot-Col J g is these Window irst-l mal = toni Gee ibe smanaeetent at ihe Fan Sold for for Pienies Tab Fast Awnings last-place Giants when John Mc- Cool Frocks oF . Graw, ill and disgusted, dropped Las b4 R NAG { 0 the reins after 20 ’ historical $5.95 t Year! A eal Value?! i ° years, is @ harsh realist. He tore r the club apart last winter in a 4 And Up series of trades that left the faith- ‘4 = §$ a7 bd 3 Made to Order ful gasping, won from a large part | a Beautify your home! of the experts a tail end nomina- Lim \ 4 “ 7: a Protect your rugs and tion for 1833, laughed at them, Uf "> \ us as A “give-awey furniture! ese your then pulled his team to the top ” : You'd pay a preti ° Sa rooms cool this sum- rf . 7 or be 5 “| striped aw RAPA, We? aod that’s eae i alain. fana Sheer cottons for busi- 4 Z i the Spanish type, in- counts, We've beaten most t 4 expensive and gay the other clubs, haven't we? We stationary ones. nese! Sport fropheeath > snap them UP wey and durable. The must have something.” areelO ine cies’ Uae ‘ } room for action! Girls’ j clothes. Lots of f colors are fast. That's what Terry says. . 5 sheer: Ph dour mn too. And it’s quiet. sport piques or 4: wiles also smart | Drosentative will > pink, maize, copen, J {aii on you for mea- Wisconsin Nines Gain onion P Ming. Only 396. Stvewenta™ ony aen= In Northern League baal gai ane as Quiet 8-in. Fan Clean Fire .22’s Mirror & Cord 4 Sewed Broom Linseed Oil Wisconsin members of the Northern Ward’s Low Price Ward's Low Price League gained on other teams with — = ‘ 2 94 75 victories Wednesday and could make $] 00 13c Kes / Z Cc : c it three straight over their present / \ i ( $1.50 value. p Gallon opponents Thursday. | /, : No radio Copper coated, a eo 2-tray box of Use it in any Good quality At practically Superior increased its lead in first ‘ atic! Cast heavy jacket e > heavy steel; AN | dish — because i Siig what it costs place by defeating East Grand Forks, | ww / (1544x3346 in.). PY | mctal adjusta- (| shorts. Non- late glass. waterproof. of handle. / POPS ee 2 us! Same high 3 to 1, with big Westerman hurling a 9!,-in, roller P| bic base. Cad- corrosive prim- 14 x 24 inches. Brown crackle bay LN Glass bow! 1'. sewed. Plain, % quality! Bring six-hit game. The defeat dropped bearing wheels. mium guards ing. Accurate. With cord. J finish. ints. ? ! anded handle. J your container. the Colts to fourth place. . Eau Claire won from Crookston 8 to 7 in 10 innings to pass the Colts. E RY WA R D Moorhead-Fargo came through with its seventh triumph in downing Brainerd, 9 to, 2