The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 26, 1934, Page 5

Ey &| Bi = aI oO < 2 a e a a ez a a Be 8 rs < & = | 25¢ Until 7:30 Last Times Tonight ONE DROP HAS BEEN | KNOWN TO KILL! pany, starting it in conjunction? —m THEATRE =— | When sutpicion touches over the system! CONRAD MELVYN: NAGEL oouGuS ERIN O'BRIEN. MOORE TAN REIT Tomorrow & Friday the skin, it spreads oll will participate and that those per-|Fred L. Gardner, vice president of | com: sons now partaking in relief admin- istration im be He was one of the founders of the the North Dakota Metal Culvert com- | with the late W. H. Jenkins in 1904, pany, and a longtime resident of Far- go, dropped dead while at lunch Wed- TODAY AND THURS. Glorious Christmas Festival! Generous in Laughs! Gay Songs and Music! BING CROSBY Kitty Carlisle —in— “HERE is my HEART” Extra Added Holiday Happiness “The Soviet. Sirontcest” Bismarck’s properly and unjustly will experiment but the |nesday in his home. the executive depart- ary times, brought to your attention. We can- it of the state will be pledged to the federal government to the end offices dealing with public misery. Graft in state affairs in ordini times is intolerable, in these influence will be removed from all unthinkable. To Lod as ald not launch ourselves into a of extravagant cooperation of that all politics and other subversive IN COMING SESSION WELFORD OUTLINES LEGISLATIVE AIMS improperly partici- Soul Tegislation possible, if i alta He supported constitutional changes pervinon dertaken a at sail tial ih Gu 2 nl a oe He iy to A treed we governorship itself but called on his followers to cease specu- lation .. peopl regarding, sitne for Less Speculation on Governorship Fight . a8 to who may by this or of the matters of state's interest which He made his statements as “titular head” of the Nonpartisan League Re- publicans, “T have been asked not only to something regarding the the “Personal ambitions of are of small importance with the tasks that must plished in behalf of the, peop! PR Ee Policies which he will pursue during the coming legislative session. state and of its farpayen" We enant - Governor - elect, make an expression to me seem paramount.” ROTARY BROADCASTS Meetings of Clubs @) SOCIETY and CLUBS = Couple Wed Christmas Eve and chair- the club radio with Arntz, » piano, played selections, went “on the air” th & musical program trio local opened Dueme- Al Lowry composed of 3; Peter the Won- wre ae ee | declared. Rangers. E | Peas” iGEd Selections s a Rangers Play Musical i ipl cane (allie st lait lad: sy ae it ET i a i a weaiemi UE, be af tes b a é i “di Instrumental Trio, Wonder Loaf] watter Welford, Republican Lieut) LUNCHEON PROGRAM i A Te oh fei i bad s le * a a Boyle-Clifford Vows To Be Taken Thursday ie on tal gags Will Live Near McKe iat 2 a isu 3 comes Bride During Service Read at Sister's Home é aia ali = ae gee? sy ae it iu dint 3 a 4 Miss Helen E. Jacobson Be- ae ae he had “no fight with|# Filmed in magnificent color ttl i ll = ese oe 1 i int —in— e-Il- e the Sailor” -il- “The Dance Contest” Mickey Mouse “Popey interests in the difficulties with ive a dali Le a Welford out platform of fe would support, embracing rovien| 2, bre df one of the taxing rrerrgat hen their homes Lon OPENS HERE FRIDAY for State-Wide Or-| association ganization Will Be Laid IND. TEAL |} GROUP WILL MEET Groundwork Tig Hel lity il: + hil uy ay —in— “Mickey Plays Papa” 30 Shows Daily 2:30 - 7-9 25c Until 7 -IV- Fox Sound News warrants in trade. Alex Rosen TILL FURTHER NOTICE! We will take school and county and Bro, 833 respect | and their morale must be raised the point where they agai partici. Backs Merit System “I pledge that I will have intro- increase in state expenditures, beyona | wa duced a merit system in which all those necessary for “perpetuating the government itself.” pate in the normal transactions their community, port themselves; copie ner to recover their personal a FA rhea pay sperenrie will be draft Officers for the coming mayor will Plans for Coming Year at leresered Two-Day Convention to be represented at the two- I ay au i RHEE A, euih Le # i At TEE E) ant in co il va aed au i 3 eH Sead Ea iL <3 Bae a iad Geposed gover: H re Hae fe ha q i 1 Wh ill ely : ial SEE THEM IN OUR (} WINDOWS L. Co AT9 A.M. Ss GO Pre-Inventory ‘SALE STARTS THURSDAY Ea bang ane ip an s ili a pulley rill FT t-| Phantoms Play Minot takin to wie til i-é 2 gikss g i Hn il ails ag « b Hig aE il atl a TEL ee ae i 3 5 i i ik FE ea RT ete ils ae ie ssalit fatally jl pi Heil a i id it é : ‘ HA fis g gin 3 al LE ‘| git it y ue de lie TF an igets Bu Ht l ba let ie t ir ai These Low Prices! inary You'll Want Two Pai ci" Cost | WOMEN’S SHOES “222 Extraord COME! BUY! SAVE 500 Pair At Values to $3.95 All Our Dress Shoes at Drastically Reduced Prices! All of the Smart ERE, Lt | iu i 2. Ht Hoh Hi fae he iti Hil HH wii i in ie Hie UF A ty Ht ag J i ce i tht] 3 i at alt |e al, 4 it i Pa inter Coats -50 Coats $13.75 All $22 _All $29 W TY New Fashions Are | ite i pe i : Hut uns ee Bottineau, Stat SAVINGS Take advantage of these abe8 i ti ul 50 Coats $17.50 All $39.50 Coats $24.50 Included in This Great Values tat yite mt 3 Hat i if gtts Kidskins Combinations Now! Your Greatest , Opportunity to Save—Right in the Heart of LOWEST PRICES Patents Season’s The ras lily gui a iii it H 00 All $69.50 Costs $45. ‘Remember, all Robertson Loss of Son, Age 76 old last March: four sons, a $l scothen, 102, Mourns to the farm Jue is in dollars and nea i RS ee dite E Ht 's goods are of 9 better quality and sales, though not fre- quent, are always genuine.