The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1936, Page 5

___THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1996 % the — Lich g Te i? % ff =a CEST NEY TUN ee Bi ’ OCLC EY \inter ve ming ign shit commen mink ives, Geter a tiecea] Meade Quartet Sings | ttuty gece fm; tie yours Be:/ mam sons of ar Senet lee ing room. ‘This was the monthly 0, 8. i ad Wesley, Ackerman, sil of Ba-! Here Monday Evening) tren. aod fight for them.” ele win Rundied.” atl" "whe’ Sants hs dan, ‘They will be away for about 11] | os os quartet trom ine) Tenant Farm Strike | ,,7xmsrs snd ottcers in Cross, Ort - Eunice Fisher . and his mother, | days. pel q m the en and St. Francis counties, in; ered rittedlenbohd.. ‘Tay coninelss p a ae Lutheran Bible institute, Minneapolis, In South Called Offwnicn tne strike was called, insisted’ t ® in the First) the July social committee and will |S ednesday Sisters Mathios and Edwin of the|rutneran church ef 8 p. m. Monday, | the strike has never been effective. a| Memphis, Tenn., July 9.—()—The| : 4 take arrangements for a party on 3 " These four young men will bring Suly 22, the next meeting date. Biblé message by speech and song.| “general strike” among tenant farm-| JAMESTOWN WOMAN DIES Lodge Officers Are eas ccbsaeiagy , Mont., for four weeks, stopped| ‘The public is invited to attend. Wed-| ers, sharecroppers and day laborers in| _ Jamestown, N. D,, July 9.—(P)—Mrs, Garden Party. Guests], Miss Bana Lichenstein, employed in inne- nesday evening, July 16, they will give| eastern Arkansas was ended Thurs- Emma Johnson, 81, died at the home the division highway office in the fall to comple . . | program, also open to public,| day by declaration of the Southern of her daughter, Mrs. K. C. Johnson, court ‘house, has returned from a ne 5 5 in Maria Lutheran church, Braddock./ Tenant Farmers’ union. |here early Thursday. , Chicago. . 5 The time will be 8 o'clock. H. L. Mitchell, secretary of the a to a —_——————— union, said the strike had been suc-/ SETTLERS MEET JULY 21 the rest of ti fee vacation. Jerome Lamont has returned to Bis- PICK GOP PRESS AGENT cessful in forcing “higher wages for) Jamestown, N. D., July 9.—(?)—The marck after spending a few days with July 9.—(#)—Alfred H.| thousands of day laborers,” and in Stutsman County Early Settlers as- A party leaving Thursday morning|his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. La- hofer, manging editor of the Buf-| demonstrating “that Negro and white! sociation will meet at Jamestown in for Seattle, Wash., to attend the na-{ mont of Fargo. workers in the cotton fields have be-| Klaus park July 21. Drastic Clearance of %: “‘Airatep” Gigantic Cl f Shoes! \, SHOES! T. S4a DRESSES (=o Pair $3 95 Save now, from 50c to $1.50, on our well known line of “Hol- To make room for new fall merchandise, now arriving, we are forced e pair lywood” Ladies’ Shoes. Every style, leather, heel and size to clear all summer dresses at once! Choose from over 300 new styles, j Nationally advertised included, in every conceivable color, type or material offered by the New York a) at $5.50 market—and save from $1.00 to $4.00—right in mid-season. Three Save $1.55 great groups Ladies’ “String Lace” DRESSES = All 3 7 All of the House” Sizes Byles $2. a HAT SALE! terial for st : F t and most popular mane” in many new and ; The newertar., Made by “Boulevard,” in ™ BERMUDA SPORT SHIRTS! 88c beautiful styles. Washable, of course: " Including regular Cool, comfortable and easy values to to launder. All colors "A ; LADIES’ “SOFTIE” HATS! A Ladies? FABRIC | LADIES’ PURSES! In new shapes and types. SUMMER COATS! GLOVES! All washable $4.44 R = 44c om 9 66 999) Choice of every tYPe in Cholee of patent or grained LADIES’ “SLACKS”! navy in white and pastels. : white, pastels OF leathers, The most popular type of out- blue. All sizes. ing garment. Brown or blue WHITE SHOES! : : $1.77 eit HOSE : SHOES! LADIES’ WASH FROCKS! Choice of regular values to 25¢ $1.27) (|| eedamunetect $1.67 || \ Suicink hades, in “whit ly, in every sty’ New sumske pont |{ lanther. Heglag values. 1° LADIES’ SHOE SPECIAL! knee length. Falls tes to $495—in al types, $3.49 LADIES’ LADIES’ WOOL SWIM SUITS! 84c Choice of cottons or colanese, Fyre prying atl 5 $1 .59 in white or pastel shades: SWIM SUITS! CHILDREN’S WHITE SHOES! Choice of any white shoe in stock, regard- 98c less of former Including every type, white or pastel shades. in Y 4 Choice of former values to $1.59—in sizes IES’ CULOTTES! ieeeeds Pastel shades—in all sizes. Cool, comfortable, inexpensive. . 84c