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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, October 05, 1920, Image 14

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FOURTEEN
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ABANDONING
atSESFMt AUTOS
*frtoi», Oct 6.-^-Clty street^
the only place where the
pie haa revolutionised con-..
Even' the wind-swept desert
shows the effect of the
Ktheans of locomotion 'and
ition.
.»Howard, quoted in the hotel
pt a Washington paper, says-
Arabs are abandoning their
horses for the motor-pro
nchines, unprecedented profit
looming. from Irrigated terms
•l| by new wells inducing the
Oi tribes to desire more ozpen
Ijspeedier forms of conveyance.
Br change in customs has been
noted among the Gypsies of
jilted States, about whose en
tente the unexpected Sight. of
bus automobiles is becoming
the customary. experiences.1
[Howard 'says of the Algerian
of the first aspects of the
'osperity has been the grad
ppearance of the camel. In
[enlightened days the nomad
•tisfied to jog along on the
Jot swaying dromedaries, car
figs and dates to thT mar
ns across the desert. There
competition, as every one
ipended upon the same slow
of locomotion. But today he
earn to conduct his affairs
ahkee pep. The thing which
all others has caused this
has been the introduction of
omobile. Cars of light make
oss the sands without sinking.
ies of them have been bought
prosperous nomads and fitted
|th water tanks ten times the
of the camel."
«JK HUNGER STRIKE.
Ireland, Oct. 5.—Sinn Fe.iners
|rated in prison here are con
,their hunger strike and re
ist night stated their condition
Ithout change.
ew
isS
Grand
ROW
In
fit*?
Modern Salome"
BijKgested by Oscar Wilde's
Dalmatic Poem
$11 DeMers Ave
S W are now showing a remarkably attractive
offering of
If Ladies' & Misses'
jliSUITS
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$*
t-
'bieryu)/,
OLD GERMAN SUB
MArBE SUNK OFF
CHICAGO HARBOR
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Chicago, Oct. 5.—It naval terms of
the treaty of Versailles are carried out
by the. Allies the U-97, a German sub
marine with a record of at least seven
Allied, ships sunk, will itself be sunk
,lt 100 feet of water about twenty
miles off Chicago harbor this fall.
Orders for the destruction of the
U-97 were issued some time ago, but
later withdrawn pending decision
whether that part of the German
peace treaty which provides for the
destruction of all surrendered war
craft is to be put into execution. There
is some difference of opinion among
the Allies, France and Italy especially
being anxious to keep some of the
late German ships to bolster up their
own navies.
In the meantime the XJ-97, which
toured the Great Lakes in the Interest
of the Victory Loan campaign, follow
ing the armistice, is tied lip alongside
Perry's old flagship, the Commodore,
here. Only the hulk of the old-time
terror of the seas remains, practically
all her machinery. and fittings have
been removed, the majority to be sent
to the Annapolis naval academy. Her,
five-inch deck gutt rests on the wharf
beside the rust' eaten hulk.
In spite of the gutting process which
the boat has undergone the hulk is
still worth S16.000 to $20,000 as junk,
according to Captain Edward A.
Evers, naval commandant in the Chi
cago district. There is a large amount
of copper and brass aboard which
could be recovered by breaking up the
boat. The powerful storage batteries,
which formerly ran the U-boat when
submerged, are still aboard, and
probably will go down with the ship
if she is sunk. Although the batteries
are worth several thousand dollars,
and an offer has been made for them
by a private purchaser, the naval de
partment refused to permit the sale.
If the orders to destroy the hull are
received the U-97 will be towed out
to sea by the gApboat Wilmette, form
erly the steamer Eastland, which
smownra
"The Sea Wolf"
ithe News Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra
The Masked Singer
TRAND
T00AY
PE HAMPTON
•taste fet
reopla
F0T0 PLAV
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TARZAN
Concluding Chapter of
"Tarzan of the Apes"
From Book by Edgar Rice
We Have Also a Very Strong Showing of
Burroughs
Xat.—Children 10c: Adults «Se
Ev»—All seats 25o
Grand Forks, N. D.
They are eliciting more than usual admiring
comment during these days of weather that
makes a warm suit imperative.
Moderately Priced
*39 „p
Coats & Dresses
in fashionable effects and dependable quality
l^at a
wide range-of prices. No matter what,
price
you want to pay you'll find coats and
a jiere that will meet your every re
t. '-TM
You Are Needing Fall and Winter
-Underwear
|We hare a complete line too.
3MJY
•#V,
-Blotiset Corset^:
/Galore.
mm
^m
w¥~- A$
1
BOKAVOI
or
'$$
I turned over in the Chicago rivtfr In
4 11916, drowning mote 'than 800 'ejfr
cursipnlsts. About twenty 'miles out
in the lake the charts show more than
100-feet of water, and there Captain
'Evers plans to often up the U-boat's,
'sea-cocks and then- battflr her to
pieces with shells from the Wilmette's
flve-inch guns,
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•tpi ,y
EDG AK W1NDOM DIES.
Duluth, Minn., Oct. B.—Edgar H.
Windom,'general claim'agent tor the
United States Steel corporation, died
at midnight last -night at Morris,
Minn., where he had gone duck hunt-,
ing with Ward Ames and C. A. Wilson,
both of Duluth. Death, was said to
have been due to heart disease. Mr,
Windom la survived by his widow and
one brother, former Judge W. L.
Windom.
UCEN8E8 FOR BOOTLEGOER8.
Louisville, Ky., .Oct. 6.—Elwood
Hamilton, collector of internal reve
nue for Kentucky, Is. preparing to
make bootleggers of liquor obtain dis
tiller and retail liquor dealer licenses,
he has announced. The new state dry
law makes license collections possible.
Undet* this plan, 100 persons ar
rested here since July«l for alleged
violation of liquor laWB would have a
bill of about $2,200 each, including
the retail license of $26 with $1,000
tax, penalty of 26 per cent for failure
to make return, and double penalty
levied under the Volstead act.
RPHEUM
VawtevHIe and
TODAY ONTiY
Hi^Uiams and Valentine
COMEDY SINGING, TALKING
AN DDANCING
HILL AND ftOTTORD
THE PERSONALITY GULLS
LILUAN DE VERE
SONGS AND STORIES
TRIPP AND SELLS
JOHNSON COUNTY TOPICS
FIRST NATIONAL FEATURE
"The Sport of Kings"
GALVANIC
WHITE
LAUNDRY SOAP
5c Bar
ASSORTED
COOKIES
15c a Pound
CHILDREN'S
STOCKINQS
10c Each Hose
MEN'S HOSE
15c Pair
BOTTLE
STOPPERS
Crown Style
12 for
Sc
OILCLOTH
BABY BIBS
10c Each
HAIR NETS-
Cap
"HI:
Shape, all colors,
quality guaranteed
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GRAND FORKS HERALD. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 5.1980.
Courageoas And Optimivtic
Moral Necessary To Check
TronbleWhen Prices Drop
(Con^ned'tfom yage lS.)
same .month iytp y^Jlrii jpSeviduSy,
Exports ofVothei1. meat products 'aWo
showed very tarige ctecreiisiis."
After referring .to. fosses 6,n inven
torlos and other occurrences- in the
a«t«r-war
period, Mr. Wilson asked
If one of the largest industries
of the country can make such a re
adjustment without demoralization or
serious Impairment of credit, is it not
fair to say that with decent courage
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SALTED
PEANUTS
Special at
Lb. 10c
WRIGLEY'S
CHEWING GUM
3 Pkgs. 10c
SPECIAL
SHOELACES
3 Pairs 10c
QUALITY
PENCILS
3 for 10c
COLGATES'
DENTAL CREAM
10c Tax lc
SINK
STRAINERS
15c Each
A good diamond is the most economical jewel
one can purchase. The gem always will be fash
ionable, arid should it happen that one wishes
to sell itj the sale can be readily accomplished, in
almost any part of the world.
Often the individual sells a diamond at a direct
profit, and altyays at a greater percentage of the
purchase price than any other jewel would bring.
The Diafnorid Shop Diamonds are the fine'qual
ity that best protects your investment. We in
vite your,examination.
Watches—Jewelry—Repairing
The DIAMOND SHOP
"THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN TOWN"
JOE RABINOVICH, Mgr.
309 DeMers Avenue Grand Forks, N. D.
BIG VALUES IN FALL MILLINERY
0
9
&mn%>
tfcf
«&?$
and moderaite wisdom the whole ln
diiptrlal organisation' of the nation
In so f&r as it may" be engaged in
rendering. a'. necessary or tegitinnate
service to the piibllc .can look for
ward''VWth'"confidence, secure' ,in the
assurance thfct panic psychologaf, win
.not find any widespread reflection in
Ihe" 'pxtbllc hiind?"
Industry has'many great nrobiems
.yet. to be.solved. Sacrifices are-being
made und^r-the pressure of local
conditions in some sections. Many
Commodities are how being, disposed'
of at a loss- and raw material In many
Instances at lees.than cost of produc
tion.. Especially is this true 0/ the
livestock industry. A
"In the agitation to reduce the cost
of living, the-xbhsumitfK publlq should
IMM
WOOLWORTH'S
5c, 10c and 15c STORE
OCTOBER THRIFT SALE
Entire Week—Starts Moti., Oct. 4: Ends Sat., Oct. 9
BELOW
DAISY MINTS
4 Pkgs. 10c
ROSE BATH
SOAP
3 Cakes, 10c
BOTTLE
STOPPERS
Rubber
3 for 10c
CANVAS
GLOVES
15c Pair
LADIES' HAND
KERCHIEFS
5c Each
HUCK TOWELS
mmmsc
-4
IS A PARTIAL LIST OF BARGAINS THAT WILL BE ON SALE
,vgg^|Space will not permit iiientioning hundreds of other equally good values. Don't faU td &roe. Bring this a^lf
Eveiytiody's Store—A Limit in Price But Not in Value
}&r
j-
have a regard for its future
WIDE FANCY
RIBBONS
54 Yd. 10c
TUMBLERS
5c
EJach
Extra Special
ENAMELWARE
Wkle it Lasts
15c
MOUSE TRA:PS
3 for 10c
DUST PANS
15c
CARPET
BEATERS
I5c-si
.,§^v\
m$#mi...£..
suPPj,e.?
"'es, and not
11
'rOf baslc necesslties, and not
to the extent of discouraging Pr0^"c:
lion. The public should bear in mind
^hjit it requires much thne to^row
and develop meat food animall Herds
cait' bo reduced much faster than tney
can be built up. The shrinkage in
values suffered during the last y®ar
has discouraged production of live
stock. Meat has experienced tne
greatest decline of any other prime
necessity. It is today comparatively
one of the cheapest of our foods, yet
in many misinformed, quarters there
Jlscouraging
Is continued agitation against the in
dustry.
jifr. Wilson also adds:
"It Is time for Washington ana
the industries of the country to real-
Especially featuring Charmuse, Satin, Duvetyne,
Tricolette, Tricotine, Serge, etc. Large assort-'
ment of the most desirable materials received.
Coats and Suits
You need not pay an extremely high price for a Coat 6r Suit
We have beautiful fur-trimmed garments from $39.50 to
and up.
1 Special Lot Coats, All Wool.
Special
$25.00
PALM OLIVE
SOAP
2 Bars 15c
Extra Quality
WHITE CHINA
15c Each
SAFETY PINS
Guarded Coil
5c Card
TOILET PAPER
N
Large Roll
5c Each
WAX PAPER
5c Roll
WHITE CUPS
AND SAUCERS
10c Each Piece
JERSEY GLOVES--
All Sizes,
Iflg'. Each Glove'.......... .t-yl'
-1®™
pyrmiNC^DrnW
that*the wa* te th»t
jssr^sa^^sss
r," rr.
more the Business should
reaSw that it cannot rjr.
-gntt.
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LA VOGUE
I Lot SUk, Serge, Satin, Velvet
Blouses—Some new minuette Blouses just arrived. Long
and short sleeves.
New Knife Pleated Skirts in Stripes and Plaida.
Com E. Wold Orpheum Theatre Bldg.
Large Chocolate
CANDY BARS
5c Each
ALUMINUM
SAUCE PANS
15c Each
CURTAIN RODS
54 Inch
15c Each
LADIES'
NARROW BELTS
15c Each
SCRUB
^BRUSHES
15c Each
SHEET MUSIC
Special Lot
5c Copy
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