Grand Forks herald. [volume], April 10, 1919, Image 8

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RESATURDAY
Victory. Liberty Loan Pos
ters Were Received,
.This Mining.
nUU HERE FRIDAY.
«:Wort «m rwriwd this after
WHMi tbtt the wlllppet tank to be
dhuwu bete In the Interest of tbc
Victory Liberty Loan will leave
Grafton early and arrive in
Grand Forks at 1:55 Friday eve
ning so that it will be on exhibi
tion hen all day Saturday.
A large number of residents
tbe county were
aaxkma to see tbe tank Saturday
bat did not want to remain here
over Sunday as would have been
•eouniT under the prior sched
ule. These people will now have
an opportunity to see tbe tank on
Saturday morning and take tbe
afternoon train bade to their
Arrangements are practically 'com
•pleted for the performance of the
regular army whippet tank recently
'returned from overseas, to be shown
here next Saturday in the interests of
the Victory Liberty /Loan drive. The)
war monster will ix.maneuvered by
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C1UU,..„6
Flour, 4-Ib bag
I Wright's Buckwheat
Flour, 10-Jb bag.
I Currants,
tpkgs...
seded Raisins,
2 pk*a
I Parlor Brooms,
(Brick Cheese,
jferllb.....
mi..
Wheat,
Toaaties,
tbl^s,
1
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the United States
tank
Martin,
corps.
The veteran war machine was ex
hibited at Hamilton today, and will
be shown at Grafton on Friday before
coming to Grand Forks for the dem
onstration Saturday. The tank men
were in the city yesterday making ar
rangements for the showing of the
tank here. There are no high flights}
'of steps in this city for the tank to
.show its climbing powers
No bad weather can disable the Grand Forks for the last few months,
event of the day Saturday, for the! During the next four months be
tank just dotes on mud and slush, and tween 30,000 and 40,000 "ay men
rain or snow means nothing in its, from the Minneapolis recruiting dis
young life, the drivers declare. trict which includes North Dakota,
Posters Received iwi" receive their final discharge pa
A large shipment of Victory
Lib-j
pers. and the extra work of the mam
erty Loan posters were received to- office necessap- for releasing these
day by J. H. McXieol. advertising»men, is thought to be reason for re
manager, and they
will
ers have already been placed in win
dows of local business firms.
The Eoy Scouts volunteered their
services today and have been busy
placing loan stickers on automobiles
and in conspicuous places about the
city.
CONTRACT FOR "NEW
GRAND" LET TODAY
The building contract for the New
Grand theater, which will be con-
structed in Grand Forks by A.. J.
Kavanagh, will be placed in St. Paul
today, according to reports received
here today.
As was formerly announced by Mr.
Kavanagh, the theater will be erected
with its front on DeMers avenue, be
tween Third and Fourth, streets.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
ROCERI
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be distributed calling the local recruiting officer to
to the various districts of the county Minneapolis. ^During the la. wee
immediately. Many of the new post- four enlistments are recorded for this
«fr?r.o onr)
AT FAIR PRICES
SUGAR, 25 lb. bag $2.64
VEGETABLES
Rutabagas,
per bushel
Per peck
Red Globe Onions,
choice stock, 10 lbs
Carrots,
per bushel
85c
Per peck .23c
I MUk. tall cans,
per can
Per dozen
25c
.$1.71
.. $0.69
Per case of 48 cans...
Calumet Baking Powder,
2 1-lb 'cans
Arm A Hammer Soda,
2 pkgs.
Hershey's Cocoa,
%-lb can
W. H. Baker's Chocolate,
%-tt cake
I Spotless Cleanser, Ofi/«
8 cans
.peanut Butter,
6-Ib pail
I Aunt Jemima's Pancake CC/
47c
15c
19c
21c
.. I.
Corn Hakes,
Rie«,
«.
Wheat,'..
)"$! \1 X-^'r^'V-
BOWS AWARDED
TDEF.MUKPHY
Bid of Local Man Found to
Be Most Advantageous
to Grand Forks.
Waterworks extension bonds
amounting to $15,000. were awarded
to SI. F. Murphy of this city at a
meeting of the ways and means com
mittee of the city council held this
morning.
Mr. Murphy's bid was one of nine
received by the council at its meeting
last Monday night, and referred to
the ways and means committee a^
that time.
"the successful bidder offers to pay
par value, and accrued interest up to
I the date of delivery for the bonds,
and to accept them at the interest
I rate of 5 per cent.
After careful figuring on the part
of the committee this offer was found
city.
NAVY STATION
CLOSES SOON
Local Recruiting Officer to
Be Transferred to Minne
apolis April 15.
On April 15, the local navy recruit-
on. but a I ing station will be closed pemanently.
veiled promise is made by the drivers according to an order received toda
of the machine that the tank can do from navy headquarters in Minneapo
about everything but stand up and' lis by Chief Boatswain T. Anderson,
talk, and a surprise is in store. who has had charge of the office in
onv
men wnn wish tn fin-
office, and any men' who wish to en
list here must do so before next
Thursday.
Harmony Urged
Between Capital
And Labor in U. S.
Harmony between labor and capi
5 tal, founded on social justice, was
urged by Nicholas Van de Pyl, special
agent ot the
labor in an
united States hnrpg" of
address before the Com-
merciai c)ub
Wednesday night.
Mr. Van der Pyl declared that the
Nonpartisan league was a symptom
of the same unrest now sweeping over
Europe, and said that one of his ob
jects in coming to North Dakota was
to study that institution. In spite of
the unrest in this country, however,
the speaker said that the United
States is in far better condition today
than is any other country in the
wrfrld.
The speaker was introduced by
George Wilson, director of the exten
sion division of the University of
North Dakota. Both Mr. Van der Pyl
and Mr. Wilson also spoke at the reg
ular monthly meeting of the Grand
Forks Trades and Labor Assembly
ljeld at the Labor Temple.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
FS
SYRUP
Blue Karo,
10-tb can
23c
32c
85c
Red Karo, White,
10-lb can
78c
... 89c
5-lb can 4«c
Molasses, Velva,
10-lb can
Log Cabin Syrup,
large size
Yeast Foam,
3 pkgs
$1.05
5-tb can .. 53c
Sorghum,
5-lb cam
52c
$1.29
Medium size 59c
Small size 24c
...10c
Macaroni, Spaghetti,
Vermicelli, 3 pkgs.
$1.19
24c
24c
Jelly Powder, all flavors, QO/,
3 pkgs /&OI.
Soda Crackers,
2 pkgs
Rice, Blue Rose,
5 lbs
Lemons, extra large
size, per dozen....
10 bmrn.h
15c
64c
33c
SOAP
Fels Naptha,
10 bars
Kirk's Flake White,
10 bars
Galvanic,
10 bars
100 bars
Crystal White,
10 bar8....'^.'.
100 bars ...,...
Electric Spark.
10 bars.
'100. bars
Swift's .•vmtt4|i^:
1 V. .7
Santa Clans Soap,
It bars..
J/
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Judging from the contents of the
first issue, the magazine specifically
aims at fighting all forms of radical
ism—Socialism, Syndicalism, Bol
shevism, etc.—in the United States,
and a majority of the articles are de
voted to this particular task. The
menace' of Bolshevism is treated in
great detail and emphasized by the
force,of contrast with strong and con
sistent Americanism.
'America First" is virile, uncom
promising and enthusiastic in the
fight it opens on the dangers that
threaten American community
and undoubtedly will take a promi
nent place among the ranks of patri
otic publications which serve the same
purpose.
The cover, appearing in three col
ors, symbolizes Columbia, the army
and navy, the business man, the
farmer and the skilled laborer.
America First" is published at *123
Merchants' National Bank building.
WILL ENFORCE DEBS' SENTENCE
Washington, April 10.—Steps to
ward enforcing the ten years' impris-!
onment term imposed on Eugene V,
Debs, Socialist leader, for violating
t-'b "i
-err
New Fiction^
Five new books by five, big authors:
White Man
by Geo. Chamberlain—Price $1.75
Ihe Sky Pilot tn Kp Man's land
by Ralph Connor—Price $1.60
Hie Great Hunger
by Johan Bojer—Price $1.60
Dawn
by Eleanor Porter—Price $1.50
"LI Ting Bayonets
by Coningsby Dawson—Price $1.25
BOOK DEPT.
Seal Brand Coffee, none better—
worth 55c per lb. Thursday's price
A splendid cane and Maple Syrup, in glass bottles
worth 45c. Thursday's price
Libby's Mince Meat, you know the quality
regular 30c package. Thursday's price.
Gold Dust, a snap
at per package
Picnic Hams, weighing from 6 to 8 lbs.
Thursday's price, per lb
Palm Olive Soap, 9
Thursday's special, 3 bars for
AMERICA FIRST"
MAGAZINE MAKES
ITS APPEARANCE
"America First." a new monthly
magazine, published and edited at St.
Paul, Minn., by Tom Parker Junkin,
is one of the rather numerous pe
riodicals which owe their existence to
the war and to events connected di
rectfy with the war.
In the first issue, now at hand, the
program of "America First" is said
to be:
"American education for every
American boy and girl. The Ameri
canization, through education, of ev
ery foreign-born man, woman and
child who comes to our country. The
proper recognition and reward of
every man and woman who offered
their lives and services to the nation
in the great war. The advocacy of
progressive methods and measures for
the betterment of all conditions of
life. The upbuilding of community
life. The protection of life and prop
erty of all citizens alike. The support
of our nation's constitution and laws.
A demand for the fullest measure of
respect to the Stars and Stripes. The
suppression of the red flag and all its
agitators."
GRAND FORKS HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1919.
Friday's Grocery Specials
the espionage,/act, were taken today
by the government. Upon the re
quest of '-Solicitor General King, the
supreme court which on March 10,
affirmed Debs' conviction, issued, its
mandate in the case and it prill be
sent at once to the federal district
attorney for the northern district of
Ohio.
Two Million Rounds
Of Cartridges Sent
yel
St. Paul, Minn., and the subscription The hearing of Mr*- Stanislawa
price is one dollar a year. chinski. charged with tfee mttrder
eleven year?, ago of Sister Miry John
Vinfant Fifrlifiner of the convent at Isadora, near bere."
YIOHHU I lgUlIUg
Between Hungarians
And Czechs At Ungvar
London, April 10.—Violent fighting
has taken place between Hungarians
and Czechs at Ungvar near the Mo
ravian-Hungarian border, says a Cen
tral News di.sp9.tch from Amsterdam
today. One hundred and fifty Hun
garians were killed. The Czechs also
had considerable losses.
Every da: rinks tetters^ the
Evtry toyH^ Arthur Kiirj
In selecting .mmhmatia** RwmUr «l» Ik
and there te no charge tor the eerviee. Wrtte her HWn
The
Over Mexican Border
Laredo, Tex., April 10.-
GLASS WILL MAKE
ANNOUNCEMENT ON
FIFTH LOAN TUESDAY
EASTER
Tpes-
day night at the Metropolitan opera
house, it was announced here today
by the liberty coan committejs.
JUDGE BARNEY OF
COURT OF CLAIMS
RESIGNS POSfflON
Barney of the United" StaifeB
court of claims today has msigiwd
jife I effective April 15. Judge Barney now
is at his home in Wisconsin asd no
reason for his res'griation was stated.
From 1895 to H02 Judf« Barney
served in congress from the Fifti
Wisconsin district and was appoistee
in 1906 to the court of rjaitttft.
IATCHIXSKI HKABDTG RE
SUMED.
Traverse City. Mich.. Aprii 1®.—
was
JEWELERS
0 Sevtk rwtt at
DO YOU LIKE BABIES?
There was a time, back in tbe dark a*e«, #iien nobody except
mothers like^lMtbie^.
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But iiow grrttt men spend days in, laboratories searching'm
ways of keeping babies healthy and atronc.
At -this store you will iind^a cdmBlete
guards tor babys
you will iind a cdmBlete arr^toC tlw naodarn aafe-jv'
healtb and comfoitJ fr A JM
S«e Our Windo^'blsr'
AViS
iivi'
600 Beautiful New Waists Offered
at a saving of oVer $2.00 each
The express man wondered what we were doit*
cases it ook to carry this big lot ot waists—**«
But not for long, however. For after we had
at the "beauties." and examined their qfmSt^ Vm*
that there would be several hundrea pleased wSieuMi.
store If you are one of them you will be deJ^hWfi
They are all new—take your choice.
4 LOTS $225 $3^5 $425 |52§
ON SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY IN OUR SECOND
48c
37c
22c
5c
27c
29c
ASTRONOMY CORE
FOR THE "BIG HEAD,
SPEAKER DECLARES
"The best cure for 'birtjeac" tita: I
know of is the study of the science
of astronomy." said President Tfcos.
F. Kane in inrrodaciac Professor L.
A. H. Warren of Manitoba aniversaty.
who spoke at tmiversity convocation
ltis
njorii™«
11918."
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New York. April *10.— Secretary
Glass will make the first officii] an
nouncement of the amount of the Vic-
Two mill- Five sun eclipses and two moon
ion rounds of seven millimeter rifle eclipses occurred in 191", said Dr.
cartridges for the use of the Mexican 'Warren. "If the moon were but three
government forces were taken across fourths as big as it is there would be
to the Mexican side of the border to- bo sun eclipses." asserted the speaker,
day by permission of the American Taking up the discussion of the
authorities. solar eclipse of June. 1918. which he
illustrated with a series of slides,
taken while on the Canadian govern
men! expedition.. to which he be
longed, the speaker went" on to de
scribe and tell something of the var
ious government expeditions made up
for the purpose of observing this
astronomical phenomena of 1918. He
gave a vivid portrayal of the work
carried on in the different! observa
tion camps, and of the experiences
tory loan, the rate of interest, dura- undergone by ihe members of the ex
tion of the bonds and other d£t&us1
at a public mass meeting next
Grand Ports"
Shopping
Center
S»fo-
Washington. April 16.—JsdSC
e.
Icp-
trilh
resumed today at Le«lacJ.
indications that it wou3d be eozc33d«d
by tomorrow night. At the bearta*
last week, Jacob Fes, cfciircfe sex
ton at Isadore, testified tint a pr»e«
had told him Mrs. Lpcbiasfci kaB«d
Sister Mary.
P.Girard&Sn
r-"P-
One big lot
wStoreShopper"
subject.
Total Soiar EcSpse of Jane,
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a wonderful
MP*
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EASTER GIFTS FOR THE
CHILDREN
For the baby we orter a large assortment of brand new rat
lies—fevr th* little larger tots a full line of dolls. The "Toity
Toys" ars something: new and are distinctive Easter gifts. See
thcni in oar
BASEMENT DEPT.
joss ia Canada and Jhe United
Suites.
THE SKINNER STUDIO
has moved to
117 No. Third St.
Over Tom McGoey*s
WE SPECIALIZE IN
GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS
Sittings Made Day or Night
ASK FOE
The Orifiaal
Here Goes for a Sale
That Will Not Soon Be Forgotten.
Coats Suits Dresses Waists Petticoats Etc.
SPECIAL NOTICE
One great group of Easter Suits
Before Easter Sale
$25.00
COATS COATS
One great group of Xpat£,_
Before" Easter
'i
$25.00
WAISTS WAISTS
jGeorgette—Crepe de Chine, Etc.
Before Easter Sale
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EVENING EDITION.
Popular Novels
•i'lp. v.«« tuat placed on 6ur book
Httete* shipment
et
this, enjoymont liover^of
«»nan
4 LOTS
FLOOR DEPARTMENT
STORE
POPULAR
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Be.aatifal Serge Dresses
One gr«tt group of about 100
I Wool Dresses
Our Aprpn Safe
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Mpdart and Aiiim^aft l^djr Cqr^ets
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0ftUM Union '.8ui(ii:vMie
Hwi®ry .. .sto, ssc, aaa ap,
We handle Phoenix 8ilk Hortery
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the
pleased to
a complete
ot them.
BOOK DEPT.
JHE WEBSTER JBENOY
INSURANCE
O. A. Webster Bono* O. Webstas
HAVE MOVED
rrom 306 Kittson Ave.
TO ROOM 501
Scandinavian-American Bank Bldf.
TSSXk SOS H. W.
Safe Zftft^tolHFJUITSaad INVALIDS
For Infant4,lnvalidsudGrowing Children. I Rich Milk, Malted Grain Extract
In Powder
Tbe Original Pood-Prink For All AgM.| OTHERS an IMITATIONS
Tbe House With
More Than
1,000 Garments
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Petticoats
Silk Flounce Petticoats
Before Easter Sale
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