The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 24, 1935, Page 4

Stevens P Crash 1 7 c Linen Toweling yd. 18 inches wide. Colored borders. All linen. Bleached or unbleached. A reg- ular 28¢ a yard value. $395 $3.9 jackets. Lace and cotton cord costs. All swag- ger styles. Values to $6.85 Only a Few Specials From BARGAIN BASEMENT Kettles—Ivory enameled convex kettles with cover; heavy gauge steel kettle, triple coated enamel— 8-quart size. ..,.Regular Value, $1.89, July Sale, $1.19 10-quart size... .Regular Value, $1.59, July Sale, $1.39 12-quart size... .Regular Value, $1. 79, July Sale, $1.59 Porcelain Enamel Dish Pans—Hard, durable, lus- trous enamel makes this dish pan an outstanding value in our July Clearance. Hard to chip and a beautiful ivory color, green trimmed; 13-quart size; regular 89c value ......c0.secesecessees Counselor Bath Room Scales—Platform is three inches high and inlaid with new composition mat. Easy to read figures. A regular $8.95 value on sale during our July Clearance at.............. Snow Bird Pure White Toilet Tissue—Crepe; 15 rolls in carton, @ carton .........esseessee- Af Wrisley’s White Linen /Sonp Fiaices— Nineteen OUNCES wore rcccccccccccccvcces .3 pkgs. 25¢ Additional ociety 69 See ‘ent Page for fei sats. omns Vee. Geuible maAcTe®, cerer | ft Jase. fone Fears ammo to about mony performed Thursday night, | $50,000. warrants total July 11, by Rev. Joshua 8. B, Nixon $55,826.91, of Harvey. The were Miss — -' Johanna Ci , and Russell) Burnstad—Logan County Old Set- K. Sweet, Fessenden, and Miss Lydia aaa g Og ey ee salen A. F. ae Bettinger, Rev. Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Sweet are|poleon, first it; C. P. lating. . B urged, second vice presidenst; barat third vice president; ©. A. Baldwin and Fred Weispfénnig, executive cemmittee- men; Charles J. Heof, secretery- | be NEWS eee pany’s tegen eet, Sere: Baeves Ne 30 feet to river bank. New Gelem—Puneral sérvicts hélé for Mrs. Fredrike Hoevermann, 56, | Frank resident here since 1883. Hettinger — War-gassed LeRoy Cady’s itera arm amputated. Napoleon — George Laney assumed Lions club peaicaney, McClusky — — Mrs. James FP. Dunn, praicach ies 38 years, dad tm Cuero, making their home in Fessenden. i i § 3 i i F ¢ F ‘ i e i i [ Hs i ? Gackle—Funeral Tuneral evans held ere tor Henry Moos, 58, farmer eltidge—Slour county. sehesl of- deat “Dany Exptl viet président; Simmons, treasurer. ing Uttle damage 20 fer. Watford City ateanuring iat 2.464 wheat com} com- pleted in McKenzie bald Dickinson — Northern Pacific esti- mate 3,000 transients rode trains through here in June of which 41 were women, & if A “f Bi i: i i ii ils Hl cas ‘i fe é a New Leipzig—Adam Rieger elected fanning —1 Morton suc- ceeds Mise een Benty a potas A. W. LUCAS CO. July Clearance Starts oe summer wardrobe now. group of Summer Dresses Th S G V l Light and dark prints with short PA ree Strong Group Values = $00 sameness bucolic is Group 1—Values to $15 Group 2—Values to $12.85 Group 3—Values to $10.85 ehirtwalst styles, $17.50 and $19.85 values $1 Qo $850 $7750 Values to $7.85 In these groups you will find smart dresses of washable crepes, cool printed sheer crepes, nets and laces. One and two-piece styles. An excellent assortment for prac- tical traveling coolness, as well as street, office or afternoon. On Sale at Half Price ‘K group of white silk suits made of the new Congo cloth. Pleated and action back Another group of silk Roshanare Suits, $5.95 values, $3.95. } ‘oolery president of school board, T. A. Gutz- | tress Fritz, Dunn Center,| mer, clerk; Joe Utter and H. J. Scha- Woolery, Montevideo, fer, other hides lai y, Evangelical Lehr—Alonzo Mttel : , : a st a ‘W. welch, towne of | age 6 the. ted. They had a cite, hale ee ae rong F a Linen Lunch Cloths x 52— 54x 54 $1.00 52 $1.19 and $1.39 Values Pure linen. Hand decorated in charm- ing patterns, both floral and moderne. Thursday ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE MUST GO! In this Sale of Summer Dresses are Cool, Summery Styles for vacations, week-end trips and summer in town. Here you will find misses’ and women’s sizes, 14 to 44. Brighten your Two Groups of Cotton Dresses $1.39 $1.95 Sheers, Printed Batistes, Voile, Gi Pereal Cerijed Piques, nn v Cool, easy-to-tub dresses for the warm summer Hire ivan styles and frillier dresses for at home. Ladies Hose Some slight irregulars and numbers from dol- lar or more values to close out broken lots— 2, Prs. $ 1 All Silk Chiffons Luxury hoge, yet hose that wear, There is beau- ty in their dull finish. Depend on them to last because of full-fashion- ing, selected silks, bal- anced construction and good reinforcing. Service Weights Features that assure good wear—mercerized Proven Summer prac Sizes A size and a type in this sale to suit all. The Last Call for Summer Hats and these ie should do the work. i 50c Ha Hats up to $2.85 reduced to 50c each. Small brims Values to $8.85. This lot 1 00 includes pineapple, pedaline brims and off-the-face. Values up to $5.50 reduced and off-the-face. to $1.85. Large and small and sisal straws. Small $1.85 brims, flower and ribbon trim. Buy hats now. Printed Silks 56c All Silk Crepes, in a Big July Sale Price of 56c a yard. Our Best Assortment of Summer Patterns. Both darks and lights, plaid styles and floral designs. Beautiful selection to choose from. Values up to $1.19 yard 389 inches wide Feather and Fine Down Pillows Feather Pillows, 21x27 inch. Fancy Style Ticking; full weight. 81 Bagular $1.10 VAMP ....05-cseessssassonegccssecs ros ces fore Cc Fine Down Pillows, 21x27 inch. Fine imported ticking, fully stuffed, $2 9 5 soft. Regular $8.95 value. July Sale Pri r ...4 for $1.00 ,.One-Half Off IO wer cee ccc cececcrceseees and the chit Men’s Knit Shorts, 29c and 39c values ......... Boys’ Sweaters, good assortment, odd sizes .... Ladies’ Brassiere Top Rayon Union Suits, sogpesesoooooosoososeoeeeees $1.25 value erieralgense. ager eon ae mare ae a Suits, 29c A ¥ ues up & BUit ceo paler. ey pain planned for Fel spe 26, To Use *Hopper Bait es betes m ; "a Cuff ca igi ieneacs retary, announces, In Fight With Worms |tatste commerce commission Tues: = neosieenimemapcensane LOG championships will pe deciied at a| Suasestion that grasshopper belt! aos set ae ie Senet ts eae Se tournament here July 24. Rev. A,|™ay be used in combatting the worms| routes operated by the company be- R. Larson and Mrs. Lols Achemnpp |r et eta baie tween Chietgo and Pembina, N. D. _ fy 4 | anc oO an - tablespoons Eee ee pene Neen. 8 Wil be furnished! Hany civendh the tate of 35 cantal thane emmen aie ;| Per mile effective on both lines is too| tab! cho} low. Re-hearing of the case was set|tablespoon chop} Lions International cénvention. End watch for the worms to appear, for Aug. 5 in Washintgon. iced ‘cooked I ‘ae spreading the beit at the first sign of Lie caaeanrersconned boiled rice, . Mother of Mrs. Vincent | encroachment,