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i
I
FRIDAY APRIL
26 DESIGNATED
AS LIBERTY MY
rwr A#ww?iatsd Fma
Washington. April 18. Friday,
April 2«. will be Ubertv day
throughout America and a proclama
tion Issued last night by President
"Wilson raUlnar on citisenii of every
community to hold Liberty Ivan
rallfe* and "llherallv pledge anew
their financial support to sustain the
nation's cause".
Patriotic demnnefrations similar to
tho5s on the opening day of the oam
paurn will he held on April 2fi and
tha day devoted to giving the race
'Id'
WEVE COT THE
my
Fumshws
AMD
1
•GENTL SMEN:—
Whenever you need anything to furnish your body,
/pom heels to head, come to us for it. Our furnishings
fere "snappy our hats are nifty our bright neckties
topke a rainbow look dull,
When you see our hats and furnishings, our prices
will make you buy when you wear them you will step
high with the delighted, proud, feeling that only a well
dressed man knows.
ALLIED & TUMr,Ar£
When ihey make thern better we will get them for you.
Buy Libarty
Bonds and help
WIN THE WAR
Group 1— V
mr
m
&
m14
April
20th
Orer 600 In this lot Cotton
Voiles. Cotton Poplin and Tla
aues in plains, stripes, colors.
Saturday
Special
Silk
Camisoles
$1
Regular values
to $2.00
three billion dollar wa
& new impctua for tfc
toward the
credit soai
Snal week.
Now, with the loan cam pa iff*
•.Imoat half over $l.Oaa.TS4.tO0 sub*
Scriptlona have been reported to tlw
treaau ry. or $136 811.850 representing
yesterday's business
PROHIBITIONISTS MEET.
(By Associated Prtn)
Minneapolis, April 19,—The Win
aesota prn-hfbiUoniet party met
special convention here today
determine whether or not the or
jjranlsatlon shall agitate with the rta
tioruii j*artv, recently org&nired at
Chicago. Pe)«#ratea from all parta of
the state were hara to attend the
one-1 meeting.
Plana for the stMewide campaign
for prohibition at the election next
fall alao were dtaenssed.
fbr oulek reaaita
Forum want sda.
v
um 4W Ttevo
Group $—
$2.95
Beautiful Crape
4s China, Georg
ette. Voile Tub
8Uk la plain col
am aad stripes,
also "Paul Jones"
iwtddias sad "Joan
of Are" smocks.
SATURDAY
SEE WINDOWS We Will Hold SEE WINDOWS
SPECIAL PRICES FOR ONE DAY ONLY
This great introductory sale will enable you to supply your Spring and Summer needs at un
usual savings. Oyer 2,000 beautiful new Blouses in all the latest styles and Summery shades.
FIVE BIG GROUPS
of increaaing the for
Peter U Schmiek. Kilendale Abram
Boosen, Vinot John Schneck. Kllen—
lale. 1» W, TSramsn. "Watf.iro, Henrv
Harshman. Foley. Henr\ W SchreS
l«*y, ParRo Kdale Herbur*. Wil
liston Elmer Renteon, Fomiaji.
ReinTiart Jacobson. lAkota: Oliver
Mathisen, Matford, Herbert Keep*
agle, an Indian, Fi Ya e* Henry
Pearson. LaMour*. George W l^eh
man, Dunn Oenter Wiliiam John
on, Rllenda N. John Trowt»ndge. Fore
man Charles Smith, W'ashbura.
'harles 1'rban. ("Jrafton: Oi« VIken.
Jrand Forks. Adolph K Rose. Oral
nn, Floyd Hirst OraJton. Fell*
Morgenstern, Mandan. John A l^nd
icren. Grand Forks. Ravriard I^aaier.
noperstown: Jarafs Kralgsr. Steele:
Nic.h Max-hres, revii« l^ake Ole
Harclay. Oooperstownn Otto
Schmidt. FNirsro Sophns Nickolson,
Bottineau, Irr- B, t"*ono. Watford.
ohn L. Srhavier, Ashley: Edward
Poykko, Napoleon, and Lawrence M.
Stumpf Mundan.
WOMEN ALIENS TO REQItTBVt
(By Aasoclated Presa
Washington. April IS,—Preaident
Wilton today signed the bill extend
ing provisions of the espionage act to
women and requiring registrations
of women enemy alien*
Newspaper Advertising Pov&er
Recognized by Manufacturer
As Essential to Real Success
demand
preduci ia teenrtad to by the
of \*eo.:r. aoles
in
TO
ost. effectively
the launching of its sec
paper campaign. spaaed Thursday ta
The F\--uni
Or. the same day the carr.paiga was
opened in eevera] hundreo:bec
the leading newspaper adTeruatac
medium* of the ntted Starae
For two and a haJf years N'aalin
w4ds have been the subject of
great oA.n.p*igm of aauonal magazine
publicity
Ijoft fall a at«-weeks' Intensive
newspaper adwrMwIitg owmpalm was
conducted airou't&neou#'? :n T? citiaa
In the •d-*r"»«mer
,j
of th:#
aenras. people were to where they
oould get ahoee with Veolin soiss and
where th*y could res their old ahoas
resold! rUh Keolin solee
Thua all the greet fort* of the na
tional campaign was given to a def-
THIRTY-THREE DRAFT
MEN TO BE MM
^Jeutenant-CololwJ Tt ISTiooJi.
division surgeon at Camp Dodge, has
announced the names of S3 North
Dakota men, incJuding one from Far
po, who have been training at
camp and who have been reoon.
mended for discharge frost witliary
service because of physical dis
ability.
The men, although Trot permanent
discharged will be siren "certi
ficate* of physical deficiency*' and
win be required to report to their
oca! board when the cause* for
which they have been discharged no
longer exist. The list of men fol
lows
April.
80th
Group 5—
$4.95
da China, Voile,
Orssadlas, Ba
tiste, Vol la, Ila*
garte and striped
Tub Silks. A hun
a 4 different
styles ta blgh and
low aack, many
beautiful beaded
aad embroidered.
FARO0 MANKATO LACROSSE
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTERS
S6.35
George tfca. Crepe
Meteor^ Organ
dies, Lingerie,
Crepe da Chinas.
Pussy Willows aad
a u 1 settes.
beautifully trim
med with bead a
aad band mf*
brold«rad.
t.-rua desnund a»£ i*la fMr th»
retailer aed re|sa r«»s« wj— mbm
eted
reesjfts were *. -aaaesB^eista
Careful ami vHa,jsc r-t i*
tx« p-o*-se that «asr
the e-j.H-e demana Mr Jisws w»*ea
sr. si*.%s» cities an» adx tlwu graate-r
Usan J«efAra
The cajrr.naar" scsc.-vssA.*
thax u is tr V -*y*«ted
on a nsssdfc fca-rer st.'aJe T^e
ber «f caue# •. ?•. wt.-cJ- i-be
lag w-il appear has -'r
to 5» wlt «?t a» max.-* ai!
menta as be#w*. a»d wrth Jfe5Mc* ii-
histra: i\ns ard SHOT |ow»rfti'. *aC~
tag aiTiimeat*
The rrt*.?ern a»fl reeaimwa wfcjwe
name* were -tste^. Ja»t f» .* jw^te^
in-m-nsss^* froea :e cmwpesgTk T^-nae
sym names appwa- sr. oe®r*«r3Hvr I
with thla frp^ng** a4*ve-t i L.NWti
proTt In fw. greater
ATTRACTIVE BR
SERVICE IS
OF
t-ut
Group 2—
$1.95
Voilea. Tab SUta. Crape de
Chines and China Silk*,
stnpee. colors, aad piain pink
and. white Paul Jones Mid-
Saturday
Special
three big lota, made apac
laSy far the Fred W. Kross
$1 $1.25
fBE FARGO FORFU 1RIBAY EVEXIKQ. APRIL BOB.
atsd uminata
hostile object vea. ta hlinf*. the ee
emy to Cluminata roag1* axtd pee
s:b'*e hoe tile pv-*sitJorvs to Mtnd oj»
poeinr eearrh'.-.g^ta fac. iTate the
and nj: of aviators at night and f.v
anti-a:rrraXt work and anc»t tana*
ing defense.
WARREN' FARMER DIES
FARGO HOSPITA
IN
A. B. Jahnson. T2. well kaai u
fkraser reaaduiir
ITarrea 1
mmr
office «"ass county, died in a Fa-fr^
hospiial at 11 o'clock Thursday
right from paralvaia. He had been
patient at the hospital two daya. Has
Widow surr-^et
Funerai ar:angementa have not
•been made T*endtnr the arrival of Mrs
Johnsor. who is expected :n Farjr?
thss The "ema''?* a*e
the M^ore tv«r'0'«
Buy Liberty
Bonds and help
WES THE WAR
$1.50
Wor«
Be sera to gat
two Saturday,
win aot last
&
^1
$
0
$
0
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mad* a sucs'vws in c:\ :. !:fe and w pajrtrrr?aaa «a«d IMMI affecsjr*
ca.n mee: the re^j ::re«jenta a.ra i»
eligible. Pay ranjree frw. tSi $M
EZarly orenwai wvka t»,
uaa of
month
promiaed
The
for both
operanon*. to d»oover and Ireep
touch with the w»ni' during: the
night to see^
te 43-e?r*r Sasceutl .i .t
Tt*
»raT|da» far teed
TKZe ct til a isc»2ih *5.
a man t^ hi* ard ci_cr
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a-c Sa-.^rAa-* Is a
FV^x Nay c*-ec 'A
s:arr.ac :Jse 1 ss
V nr-ni* FMraw. iyr»oa
the -.rer^Sw" .zh a tSsar
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far eritxsi
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dramas :ha: ke*-- \-«b ecr. eds* o.a
tinua' .•* 4*e«ra»sw rar.?K *.vwa
she' e»d-j«. arA while hf?* w:
rum mvwS -ac :e twir ayasspathr
fo-r he.-v^c Fra^rv are sever s^re
W whjkz tike t. ..ia,r.j att.
IXrae Mu«s «m t^e baSraaca
the He*:el ,A3j*s»c*.sa with vv« Lerta.
and acvc«cpar.^ t.- a r,-a.i'Si3*L
There s-he secs-ne# h» awaa.'-a.^i-ra
K,u in sfcif fesaa a —1 t.c -Y^f. r
.t»f 1-*ris i»- hi*tees *w v «s »t
eSer:r?caiiT ,\e:r\\iei tiMTjec.%- :c het»
laanched a^a^^t th* AUac-ir aeet ms
New Tar* fcartw awmitsag the re~»
view haffwr* the Prvscdeat the aexsi
day.
Lea-ri^ar Ijerts.
rVr-e
tele- ',
ph5« the* i ta F*.rjr.
a*..* vr*der .*•.« .-—Je»rs. 4
len a a rax. w the tr»
4
?r»-\Ni»
wihe-* :be t&rpeda la heiag bBrrsedSj
prepared.
The *aat
taid *a tha tMrd eat
is
aade at "The Elsie s Rya"* at tB
Prtaceas t^dar aa»d Swr»y.
GERMAN ATTACKS RE
PULSED ON BiTIRE FlfflSt
tOoaroaed fraan paga U
aaery ground fc^r cvr.*ieac«
PirardT and P^irdera." Tha
reapoTsdee:» lat ved
Renter's ajrer here. j.-:e»
FYer .-h cvre:~*. as 1A
'The warw of thits hattla. tke
etber^ was et»se.stmllr the
Bsrh a d# o»»r.:.av# pi* Mew
aad .-\--.r.:e- ^»w eadea* r:rur
4fh* f»f r^rahers »a?ervT sokT-li
to find the weiat p*.vr*.# :s The esaeaay's
r»cr and ea^-h endea or-.a* re
tain e«Sc»en: reserve* tws the
Male when :he decisive »case-a: aras
rhed
After ttar years wa are aow «a5y
hir, slcbt
tkua decisire paint
of
The Cieirir.arn hav# tt" :a FYarce
oni.fiitc and fnf*!*.
The hat"e w U rwted ar.d the sex"
abac-* ir.v.5^ he exrec:ed aa eooa a^
the Sood pcii—rj: is thr-^urh Ba.".ei.l
up u ward# Ha*eh^v checied,
The h*'".je raa.v v^.x-un.* a racr.th or
re hut the er.-.erte wtll c«at:rtue
until the ecer-.v res^r^ee are exhaust
ed and hie r.-r=er ,-a! raperr.Tttr wwa
down to the va^..aKia* point. Tbaa
oar turn will c.- rr.e. anth tlw bstp ef
American d:*w^^-.a"
RURAL DISTRICTSEXPECT-
ED TO
COaattaaed ftvn paga «ss)
pasiTi^ ar. tfce Si1?J
tI he
BUY THAT BOND TODAY:
The ISIS
TOOAY AND SATURDAY
VIRGINIA PEARSON
"A DAUGHTEE* OF
FRANCE"
The rreatee affair of If it.
K'ac
•A SEA SERPENTS DESIRE"
Benefit of Busin*
from
VfW V!*-evmawt
•rar'itwt ®«jre tj*aa
:waa.
Pawar la Jtifti'lairfL
Jfer. a*a»ie ?u5-ISs a
f^VOR
.i p\»w*r
J-
sc-."»rfc wasi 'Mwa^ Saailar =rws Are CUB
awEi-»«l w tise c««5* .ieai«%yaarter» ftt?aa
^rees 'lasts c&airm^e «v»r the
v i ^HL-rry- wt».arfr certatasiy a^Lj? ta« w«-
jrrf" £Oi3vaac)as
•f ww»» scqperv .aw*?-® tSp' st-*^e ^ver th« "rwufh pfiaees
oarssvwa atd *rawt33»» i tod «#v»ra! 'SyiJSg
it ,v®rv -^ei r^r rnvvr1 ^r»s'Stuadr'.Hia.' •rw*r oettaty. wwtof
af t^xea ve tha :r.'«?w» wih did mm, reaiiy
sa-*4 «*S5: ex- from. 'i»*?raca.T-i tSfee hood **1"? aad for
a.r. er r*- aarr :!te: -*».*.• r? hay heed* frotc.
tShe sa:ti Mr. Htsghaa.
KIH
K ON fiil
im
-^aaBj^a^ra aadf amJeee (ft the
®rt!y
a i oat tta w-^arassaa th* cnuaty
somauzimm, tat «f tha pswpla i» gao
era., a^d Parted "t s a&t a.
'i* .oritwc ^at
.•
I *Tfeeee fnmtirvtm 3ta*« tom excei
'mac w.»rs. aaaay invag to the re
Tt..K»«K fares c£ ihe ,»?«.?»• ajid
jvctrt-tg r.* the ma. ^tat aftw iati«-re
^cttsry re*-J°e0» Sad free® -»iamei.
tie N«sd aaue. there was -sc
w^te-rer ta cettiisg" -ha fu.'.
a2wc*sec*. I «?f the dtssriets.
.* ?C tha '"trJsg s«n»ahrw
AwarSaset F*re«*a jast m^ght oat a to
tal
U£
^segf rAr®is -r3eiegs h? ji«C oer*
aaee. w»o -*?u«ed to hu
Ci5 the first -sr '*1* »ol'x-
-i :i
.. :#r ha sow! U fa' a..-rts5eets In a
t:a». Othar st ^adrvr
B.-.e C»r3m if^*eetj^«ted.
"T*a v*wtar:*:taa asfisit
jrc** entr-aip 43 sisjujtica hata«
a~-. taa- A" ^«tie cards ar«
thorvii^rh. y a.~-i everr
h^soe tc esftair Itj
as rc-t a .•«Sw-»rt cf sa? ~ais-"uc.
the ateff »it a case cf
T«-|i.n«
3L.*r *,-1
i-~
he
r*ctiasir
LIBERTY
TODAY AMD TOMORROW
4
by
tfce
The Ussfe of Fate"
Herbert Kawlizunn
ta a #mraa that is swift.
lfcag aad roasArt'e.
Am WEEKLY a~i CHRISTIE
COVEDY
Casaiag MORGAN S HAIDERS
THETfUS COMING BACK
vnth Macy Braad New
Flatarea
THE—
KIDDIES
TWO DAYS ONLY
Thi r* Fri Apr. 25-26
Matinee each day
4 P. M.
Kids 25c
Nights ..
Stone's Hall
WILMOT GOODWIN, Baritona
And
fLOEOUE ATTSTUr, Tiolinist
LEU CROmCAN,. PrnnM
First Crcle—April 19,1918
Seeond Cyt ie—April 20,1918
at
Adults SOc
.. *=30
8:15 P.
Woroea's Club. T. W. C. A.
«er~| has duty li aay maa reports. after scribe.
4s*
chAHT"
-u-t I-JfkKBaPi,.
»aa «^a Leeewrd Mr.
aaya that tt haa fttaa
Ham parcictpaia
a ane to us and the peo-
a
A
he »W»-
w ta«
xg 4 *wn
**hv* .IJUSW la tTfeairsBuia
?e*fn Jt* eastiy lti\e
je»u ?t»u- uws
pie- aad ?t will take some time to
hnrtiir it t-j wwrk T^r p-erfection. The
crtnaxnre* ta Srm us stand that purchase bemy announced late
I aay 31*2. arfco csa hat wUl not stab-' afternoon.
a a a-
m** #-Jh#» +4 4* i*a* *a
mi
On© lot Men^s Shoes—
the i
h-s 'ht* a*^l »rder vo I
na u 5*
.*•- —«,
sy
up quality, bang-up reputation make
this hat so well liked that it gains
thousands of friends every season.
New styles are ready in the
Shoe Specials
S? 3g
One lot Ladies' Shoes*—
S198
^fitless
to be followed up
i» gmn%
"iit off* cam^aiga is o**r, that lie i«ff aasalcgued aad put in a class wh
easily st will simply be a mistake in
I aiiofrnent. The allotment sya
«n
One lot Men*s Shoes—
Ttn Can Always Do Bettor a* The
SO
One lot Ladies* Shoes—
5'
$3
'enneu
-t ,r\ __2!
iwej
bang-up
styled, bang-
Lanpher Hat
«rf
JOS£\YILI:»
GIMA.W0KMIRR
i i i a a i i i i i i i i a i a i i i i i i a a i i i a i
i i a a i a a i i i a a a a
The GARRICK
TODAY AND TOMORROW
WE 8. HART
SMW
li
BLUE BLAZES RAWDEN
li pJtenty of sction in this story, which is latd ia tlM
and ice-bound Canadian Northwest.
THE KITCHEN LADY"
Ws do*t o^re how you feel. *ou wtll have to laugh when
eee this two-reel Mack Sennett comedy.
The STRAND
TOOAY AND SATURDAY
Norma Talmadge
"The Missing Links"
Also a two-reel Fox Comedy "Tom and Jerry"
MONDAY
JXTNE ELVIDGE and MONTAGU LOVE
BROKEN TIESM
And ?h«. first episode of
•'THE HOUSE OF TATS"
Featuring Pearl White
A
s
he belongs.''
C. Bums of tha AJax Rubbar
company, subscribed SI.000 in bonda
for his oorr.pany throogh the C»aa
count* executive committee. tha
thla
1*
P^te 1
a-a«*Hi^#-a^Hr*
-s
n -.*• IMC
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