The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 24, 1916, Page 5

‘ FRIDAY, ‘NOVEMBER 24, 1916 BISMARCK DAILY "TRIBUNE 4 = : D FIVE DOINGS OF THE DUFFS ey By ALLMAN WILBUR CAME WITHIN ONE OF GETTING THE JOB “NOW, WILBUR, YouGO AND Look. 7 OW, ILL FIND [f as FOR A POSITION - CHRISTMAS IS| A JOB ALLRIC! “a D SOCIETY K\ (WONDER WHAT KIND Thanksgiving Linens WE ARE WELL STOCKED ON TABLE LINEN AND YOU WILL FIND THEM MODERATELY PRICED ; Table Damask 60-inch Table Damask in a well selected stock of neat floral and conventional patterns, 40c, 60c and 75c per yard 72-inch Table Damask in conventional and flowered patterns at 85c per yard \ 72-inch all Pure Linen Damask in Rose, Carnation, Poppy, Tulip and Satin Stripe with Grecian Key Border, at ‘ $1.75 per yard 72-inch All Pure Linen Damask, with Poppy, Shamrock, Rose and Conventional Patterns, moderately priced at $2.06 per yard : Plain Satin Table Damask 72 inches wide, extra heavy quality, fine for embroidering, specially priced at “ $2.00 and $2.50 per yard TABLE DAMASK WITH NAPKINS TO MATCH Extra Quality Damask First Popular Concert, . ext. as the program was given by WEARLN HERE AND YovLL. NEED | Ponty worey {| (CF 4 JOB TS 1S AND pie y ;_{the most representatiye iclans. Don ORS How MUCH PAY THER =. Phenominnal Success| august Gari Lentz, violinist’ of 3iil:| | SOME MOWEY ACOUT ME IS INIT Waukee, was the only outside*artist and he opened the program by play- ing a group of four numbers from | Brahms, Mozart, and: Steinwig. ‘He also played a group’ near the closing of the program, using for his numbers the Slavik Dance by Dvorak; Nov turne D Major, by Chopin; Brahms’ Hungarian. Dance No.8, W. L. Miller, tenor soloist at the First Presbyterian church, sang as his second number, and used the famous triegy of war songs:: by .Gertrude Ross, “War,” “The. Babe's First Cry,” and -“Peace.”. Mr. Miller, who is al- Ways a favorite and a great drawing card, won new laurels: last evening. He. was in splendid voice and. receiv- ed hearty ovations for his artistic in- terpretations. He was the only. artist to appear the second time and sang for his second group;.Mabel Daniels’ “Song of the Persian Captive,” and ‘another work of Gertrude Ross, “The Open Road.” ‘ : The four-hand piano number, “Pas- sacoglia,” iby Hugo Kaun, played by ) A. Haney and Mrs, Edward vas one of the strong numbers of the program. These two artists c‘carly establisheda reputation among the first pianists of the city, They were given a splendid ovation and re- {sponded to the encore. Miss Helen Fisk and Mrs. Rose also played a ‘four-hand.- number, Wagner's . “Die . || Walgyries.” Miss Fisk. is. conceded Seldom has a group:of local artists ‘i covered themselves with more glory than those who presented the pro- gram last evening at the popular con- cert given:in the Auditorium. From an artistic standpoint it was a decid- ed success, each: number being given with splendid interpretation and fin- ish. The concert was. given primarily to further interest in and. create a more pronounced musical atmosphere in the Capital City.. Through the un- tiring efforts of Mrs. W. F. Cushing the program of last evening was made Possible and the patrons of music were. given a good insight as to the worth. of the. Capital City musical tal- Ces aereecieeeennsceeers sso S_—_—_wv__CQ___—KTTF_"® Christmas (916 Your friends can |! buy anything you can give them— except your pho. tograph. . Gas Company, Fifth and Broadway.| | 63—PHONES—56 ane: will nave © pprenala eeror ede PECIALS ney an 101 articles mn é : sale which will pe most suitable ia Ps 10 Fl a ig! s 35¢ Christi ifts. The food sale will fats fOl oi. cocaine ee, ees Seine Fri. and Sat., Dec. 15 and 16 include "a “extensive line ot “home f a Moen OuiE apn package .... 0.0 cee. cere eee eee eee 20c TINEE SATURDAY : oo |i res This Cheese will be cut December 22nd. There are just |B Santa Clara Prunes, 30.40 size, per 25 pound box, per Ib 1574¢ ‘ ue . Class Arranges Program. a few pounds left; get your orders in as there is nothing | Santa Clara Prunes, 60-70 size, per 25 pound box, per Ib. - -12c REPERTOIRE The jsenlots of the high school are better in Cheese NT Fancy Muir Peaches, per 25 pound box, per || eee 10%c re x PRIDAY EVENING .... '. .....-Liicia Di Lammermoor [itor the Thankegiving euterteiocront MEAT DEPARTMEN Eee Pe panes coma ike CUCUMBERS TURDAY MATINEE, (Duble Bill, two.casts)......... which they will-give in the auditor- Fancy Dressed Geese ==» Fancy | = nom " Cavalleria Rusticana and l’Pagliacei ff |ium of the Glee sone nit Fancy Dressed Spring tag < | CAULIFLOWER ICEBERG HEAD LETTUCE « Cece coe cece cose Sere ft %. OV. to 5 anna I ficken SATURDAY EVENING |... 00.0000 0s eee verte Aida [[|mate the atest" of the atternoon| fam ZANeY Dressed Tast Me Gretes in the sill | CARROTS TURNIPS EGG PLANT ea ‘nem slog by Mrs. Ross and Calf Brains Bulk Oysters | RADISHES GREEN ONIONS one of the foremost musicians of the city. She {s a pianist of unusual abil- ity and charming personality. George ‘Humphreys, bass soloist: of the First Presbyterian church choir, and known as one of the best singers in the city and community, displayed the wonderful range of his voice in his interpretation of “Song of Hybrt. as the Cretan,” by Elliott. He re sponded‘to a hearty ovation from his auditors. PRICES: Evenings: .... .... $2.00, $1.50 and $1.00 |", .$2.00 $1.50 $1.00 and 75c z Wess Hale: . Seat ia One Pood Doser 12, at 9 A. M at Miss Lou Satturland, editor of the GREEN VEGETABLE eee | TOKAYS AND EMPERORS zag! Y'S DRUG STORE Washburn Leader, is spending sever- Head Lettuce Young Beets se three a ath {her fine opal Tee on Radishes somone ts Extra Fancy Apples, delicious, per box.. .. .... .+..-- x . 5 Tson. arrot , . Season ticekets for the performances, $5.00 While here she is the quest of Miss oneal vont Turnips Extra Fancy. Apples, Spitaenbers, ool box ..... Se ; : Ward, of Seventh street. Hi 3 , aes i VG ai wr oe teeta, Sah te| Bee lant sg Choice Yalow Rowtsns, per SOEs =o Stes Mail orders received now Mise aiettariand “is ae" "spend Cauliflower, Choice Roman Beauties, per box. ... scene — some time with Mr. and Mrs. John Fresh Horseradish, per (Tae tae Weert aero ras Miniature diagram showing location and prices of seats upon ‘ request San Carlo Grand Opera Company at the "Address and make checks payable to MBS. W. F. CUSHING, Manager the afternoon in furthering their Plans for their food and fancy work sale which they will hold Saturday, December 9. Mrs, James , ‘Halloran and Mrs. Frank H. Geiermann were the hostesses. a he Church Sate Saturday. The ladies of the Baptist church are all in readiness for their food and fancy work sale which they will con- duct Saturday in the office of the Miss Elizabeth Bayliss. eae A. Larson of Sixth street. ee & Camp Fire Girls Meet. Miss Marshall and Miss Densford of the high school faculty, who were instrumental in organising camp fire Swift’s Breakfast Patties Frank Milwaukee Sausage Swift’s Premium Bacon and Hams KUPITZ CO. Boiled Crabs (Napkins to match) in Poppy, Rose and Satin Stripe patterns, Very moderately priced at $3.00 per yard Fine Quality All Pure Linen Damask (napkins to match) in Chrysanthemum, Fleur de Lis and Bow Knot Patterns $3.25 per yard MATCHED SETS Matched Sets, consisting of table cloth and twelve napkins to match. Some are in Shamrock and Ornament, Tea Rose, Or- chid and Tulip patterns. Moderately priced at from } y With her rich mezzo voice, Mrs. F. SeEO te, 902.50 Ll] » Make: an immetiiate appoint. ae Lacha euarmed Her iauniiare Dy her TABLECLOTHS i ‘i 8 Tauss' rsi ; ‘ i i } ment and the famous “Fata Morgana,” by Tablecloths in Mercerized and All ae Linen, bien neat Studia Open SuAsave'and Alfendorfer. She possesses a voice of floral and conventional patterns, Prices ranging from tudio Open Sundays a remarkable sweetness and, tonal $1.25 to $4.98 per yard Thanksgiving charm, which showed to advantage in her last number. She was called back LUNCH CLOTHS H for an encore and sang a part of |* a6 iGeto. OL / aris h k of Lunch Cloths in man; Holmboe Studio “Fata Morgana.” - : We Will Wander” and Jenson’s “on, | girs’ clubs in’ the city, are receiving | Association conference. A number of We have a and ide acgarauahaaes select from y i A’ vocal duet varied the voice num-| Stay, Thou Golden Moment.” {a ready response from the high school | the Capital City boys will also attend. | eautiful p: iS 6 \ QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS bers and was given by Mrs, William] The other voice number was given girls. The Tinpata camp met last | 29x29 Lunch Cloths.... .... .... ....65¢ vies V. Kiebert and Miss Dorothy McFar-|by Miss Elizabeth Bayliss, soprano jevening with Miss Marshall and re- FROM GLENCOE. 31x31 Lunch Cloths .... . ....85¢ PHONE 254 land. They sang with wonderful |soloist of the First Presbyterian jhearsed Indian motion songs which| frank Henry of Glencoe was an ar 32x32 Lunch Cloths.... .......... -. $1.00 sweetness and finish, Brahms’ “Thus |church choir. She sang effectively a| will be used at the various ceremon-| riya} in the city this morning and is 36x36 Lunch Cloths . .$2.25, $2.50, $3, $3.50 group of songs, including Edwinjial meetings. Miss Densford met | néadquartering at the Van Horn. 2 ¢ une! oths . $2.25, 92.00, $3, 9s. | Schneider's “When the Dew is Fall-|with her camp, this afternoon in the — 45x45 Lunch Cloths.... .... .... ...- $5.75 } ing,” Mrs. H. H. A. Beach’s “Ah, Love, | history room of the high school, when GARRISON LADIES HERE. 54x54 Lunch Cloths .... .... .... ...- But a Day,”' and the ftalian waltz|the first ceremonial meeting was Mrs, Otto Schneider and Mrs. C. i tone “Se. Seran. Rose’—“Love in| held. 2 M. Condon of Garrison were arelyals . | Springtime,” by Arditi.- For her en- name MA Pe in the city this morning and are , Ye TO ADDRESS MEETING. Groy numer she ‘sang Saar's “Little Rev, Bruce E; Jackson of the Bapy| Suests at the Van Horn. oy One of the most pleasing features |tist church left today for Jamestown. and one which captivated the audi-| Where he will be one of the speakers : tors instantly, was the interpretive at the State Young Men’s Christian i dance by’ little Miss Helen Steele, | daughter’ of Mr. and Mrs. H.' H. Steele. She gave as her number, “In the Shadows,” by Herman, Finck,. She was given a storm of applause and voebonded with: another. ‘charming ° e nce, She reminded one of a little M P: fairy as ghe interpreted the music in ince le € the dance. One regrettable, feature : \ ‘ Mg was the inability of Mrs, H. H. Steele, { \ K { soprano, to fulfill! her engagement. ! e e : ; Me ar Mrs. ereele nad prepared: Mozart’s | we =] s ja, “Il He Pastore;” and had hoped! 1 iner J } Mla = eT = ‘up until the last minute to appear. | : “re “Much of the success of the enter- i} or . ae vetnment was due the accompanists, | y } nks: iss Flora Harmon, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Ce i Tha giving Time Haney and Ben B. Lenhart. They ~ a le | gave perfect support to the enter- ° ' ; Reminds ‘us this year particularly that we have mally things tainers throughout their numbers. L ne oln ‘ to be thankful for. We kept aloof from a world war and we ff], Ancther special feature was the en-'g, | I ra) have been blessed with an unusual prosperity. They oer Fateh Cerner, Racigas on Ek inois 21. jewel, HA t / Jal t / . Lil For the family reunion dinner—the real old-fashioned by Poszilozsi, under the direction of bar tires Pires Pe =e ae ae ats: als. iE 5 Q ind—{ i ‘ore Mr. Lentz, who also played violin ob- ie, <f Thanksgiving kind—the following suggestions, therefore, are ligatos for a number of the singers. eddings and med Ln very newest model on the we Set in order: aa a ‘ ‘i ci Cookies aig market, seling at $40.00 . E. 8. jation. ‘ ’ i . : Carving Sets, Cut. Glass Ware, Fruit Knives, A large class will be initiated this| 2OF At Our line of Gents da All must go at a great sacrifice, Now is your chance to get a fee cy. sfflevening at the special. meeting of Bis- Fer Wet—Iete te Model Watches are up to the : Nut-Crackers Silverware vcs 4 iimarek Chapter Order.of astern Star, . Minute in Style, Quality pretty, stylish Hat at a wonderful bargain ’ x . ae, * which w! e held in the Masonic and ice | This stock is all of first class quality and is priced to bring temple. All the members are asked NONE SEE OUR WINDOW DIS. | about quick sales. We-do not carry stock to.sell merely be- J§/to attend. duets PLAY OF WATCHES | : cause it looks well, but stock that sells well also. Our stock is Mra C..Li Yours of AvenseBiait MINCE MEAT TODAY i Come and Be Con- 4% first-class arid looks it : called to Alexandria, Minn., last eve- tay ’ | inced ning by the death of her mother, Mrs.| ‘Twice as good at half the Folsom’s Jewel ry V AM BROS . A. Christie. who died very sudden-| cost of bulk mince meat 5 i 3 le ly. Mrs. Young had only returned | sgeRReu-SOULE COMPANY:Srrscen, W.¥. Opposite’ Postoffice | 5 to E. B, Woodward from a isit with her mother a week 2 cag: | e . juccessors to E. B. Woodwar ago and at that time she was in her | M M B hh L usual health. | ISS ar uC. 0 CA eae Planning For Benefit Sale. ef h Members of the St. Mary’s Sewing | 119 Third Street ‘ circle met yesterday afternoon in the | i Knights of Columbus hall and spent | Brown & Geiermann Quality Grocers Successors to Brown Bros. CASABA MELONS CONCORD GRAPES WE WILL BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING ALL DAY