The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 26, 1934, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. _ THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1934 ‘8. Boise, drum major of the Lioyd|tion of Mr. Larson. This week the Earl” by Fillmore. Mr. Boise will di- Spets Post No, 1, American Legion, | program is being staged on Thursday rect the rendition of “Semper Fidelis cia pees FHCk Ges ae |Wil” pecan ‘thon 2 |Mn'nnd et Coms Ch ose S| Indian Conserva ma a aM program e two groups Present e ex! ion an corps open been doing sple: we we TRUCE PROPOS AL, IN will play at 7:15 o'clock at, the Citi- | which ik gave during the American | entertainment, — ag obec |, Oa contin een She nee ne Legion department convention at ‘-| Other program numbers are: 0) ni Indian emergency conservat work if go early this month. “World's Fair March.” Mader; “Dan- ib acti ident staff here decided to select the ten | William Moore school on Thursday| “Pals,” a polka written by Barnard, | ube Waves. Waltz,” Ivanovici; “Ara- best agencies from the conservation al Amount Given [county ice downtown program will be the | and John Carlson, cornetists, as the | March,” Hall; “Fairest of the Fair) &ccomplished by the Indian emergency! But after all records and claims As metic . y tendent of schools and the six-week summer concert | fourth number. Ray Johnson, trom- | March,” Sousa; “The Best Loved Irish | conservation corps exceed those of the| and reports had been examined, it superint series given by the band under direc- | bone soloist, will be featured:in “An | Melodies,” Hayes; “The National| civilian conservation corps in the| was decided to name five “best” with| The amount of the 1934 Walter H.|of the district court here. Game March,” Sousa, and “The Van-| opinion of John Collier, Indian com- eight runners-up. guard of Democracy,” King. missioner. The following were Federal Government Speeds) Disposal of Remaining Drouth Cattle AUGUST FURNITURE SALE And Sale of Rugs. Stoves. Washers. Curtains. Housewares. Blankets Wards Buy in Trainloads -~Not Carloads IGANTIC purchases back this Paralyzed stockya: the expectation that by nightfall the last of its holdings will have been Less 40,000 head remained in Preparations were being made for ve resumption of government ship- to Friday. Federal to be able to bring This Easy Payment Plan famous Sale! Trainloads of fur- in 10,000 head a day, of which 30 to 40 on es of $20 niture from 67 great factories—direct more—makes buying to Wards stores in Maine, in Cali- toseek a settlement of the Wards easier still! fornia, and in 44 States in between. Trainload purchases—representing a re : staggering total in precious working pagrreey ==. hours—representing a tremendous “EF. : saving for thousands of people. Reasons for Wards Low Prices: © Fumiture goes direct from maker to 500 Ward Stores—no in-between profits fashington three-day old strike were confident today that agreement will be reached soon. Carl Steffensen, executive sec- retary of the regional labor board, too, ‘was optimistic. Settlement terms, already agreed to by the strikers and under considera- ‘s Extra Big Suite! Extra Big Value! os were im ALL MOHAIR | | wens | See — e violence of the workers ed out stood around costs still more . . you save @ Wards toke entire ovtputs of factories Band and Drum Corps kets —make low costs Appear Twice Tonight Calpe mana © More people buy in this Sale than in any other Clarion E. Larson, director of the Bismarck Juvenile band, and Spencer WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE— $7 down, $7 monthly, plus carrying charge 72x84 inches! a ] Sateen bound! Materials 10c. A suite for homes where people like to stretch out, and lounge comfortably! Extra long davenport. Extra wide chair. Both pieces are covered—front, back, and sides—in genuine 100% Angora mohair! If you want the most for our money—buy in the August Sale! Sul water of anative cody or chewing gum y' : of uy eu : bovee favorite fab- er thy eon oo Taye move the © Big 79-inch davenport © 100% Angora mohair , 5 ae Naveed amen Sees te pees ress owrentint © Extra wide, deep chair @ Covered arm panels Fringed Panel re 7 Rees ee Pape Te i nt ys Col ly @ Richly carved base © Reversible cushions ' At Special August Sale Price! ; dows, then buy. whet mt dont 1 fat deere tin bowel. © Cushions of mequette © Spring-filled seats Lowrie orf tremely lowsaleprice! SS hents arin in fringe. 9 | DOC ‘scbss end you foul down and owt Your wacle in, by 234 yds. Sit tats those food old CARTERS posede ot Cae realy Sad ate yee - Wards Bought “ Out-of-Season”! You Save Now! Serene ee OE a a Oe : 9x12 Seamless have faith in their tires—Now, a they give you a double guaran- ‘ : 4 = i a ieee ee : | ae Axminster Rugs except puncture, fire and theft, 4 z y= * a 4 for 18 months on 6 ply and in. addition, for life against de- $ ; “sth Eaef with Wards Label— —_ ia Seta oon mek A Roomy Cabinet Assuronce of Quality! a J 5:88 Again Wards save you Low Priced in the August Solel money! We bought thou- $3 Down, 8tainproof sands of these rugs months pte Porceliron top $ 5 | 988 prices were low! Charge Satta to 40. low you save! Persian pat- Af a terns — copied exclusively Price Goes Up After Sale for Wards. Selvaged sides to $29.95 for wear. All perfect. Scatter Sizes Sale Priced 27x36-in. size nonskid . .$1.59 27x50-in. size . Roomy Cabinet Seve at This Low Sale Price! Save steps! 6 Pigwwlvertr $588 Enameled. Teakettle Seve at This Low Sele Price! you more features for less money, Easy to prove. Come see it! 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