The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 5, 1916, Page 2

—c- JEWELERS KOPTICIANS), \ BISMARCK, N. DAKOTA” Our Christmas Display is reddy for inspection atid i is the arist' comp ehensive that we ‘have ever made. ‘Whether you are prepared to make selections at this time or not, it will afford us pleasure to have you look it over. It embraces items suitable iF aM relation, age or taste—in fact, your entire Christmas list can be selected here Ane satisfactorily—most economically, too; if desired. Diamonds, Pearls and Gems, in every desirable setting. : Fine Gold and Platinum Jewelry, for every use and occasion. ~ """ “Silverware'and Novelties, in new and seasonable patterns, from the. best pliers WATCHES, our Stock represents every dependable maker, and every grade, pattern. and price, Everything, you, will find every item that a high-class, metropolitan ronal stock should embrace. KNOWLES & HANEY © / Designs and Estimates Submitted for Exclusive Order Work JEWELERS AND IMPORTERS OF DIAMONDS BISMARCK WS, WCLUNG HELPED TO MAKE ———ANTOBA AY ‘Mrs. Nellie L. McClung, conceded ‘to be one of the foremost women lec- turers of the day, who comes to Bis- ‘marck and will deliver a lecture Wed- nesday evening in the Auditorium, has a great admirer and supporter in G. H. Garnett of St. Thomas, a mem- her of the pardon board, who is spend- ing the week in the city. -iMr. Garnett has known Mrs. Me- Chung since she came with her Brod er to Manitoba, Canada, in the early frontier days. In speaking of Mrs. Me: Clung to a Tribune representati is morning, Mr. Garnett said: “She is without doubt the greatest woman lec- turer of the day and her work in the province of: Manitoba, or ‘the prairie Rrovince,’ as Mrs. McClung terms it, has ‘been phenomenal.” . Mr. Garnett said she first gained recognition when she: became inter- ested in the political conditions of ‘Manitoba. Her appeal for better gov- ernment for women was so strong, he said, that ‘Mr. Roblin, then premier, ‘met her In open debate and so strong ‘was her argument that she was never inyited again to meet him, “Capital City women interested ‘in presenting this noted woman here are. making arrangements to accommodate ‘one of the largest crowds ever to as- semble.in the Auditorium. The meet- ing will begin at 8:30, in order, not to conflict with the mid-week prayer meeting nerglce. “LIGHTS. OF CHIATOH bismarck ‘Chinese Gather in Court to Hear Case of Their Fellow. Man, Charles Tuck. Keeping a aisrespectable place is the ground for the ouster proceedings instituted by Pat.Casey this morning in an attempt to break the lease held on his building, the Atlantic cafe, by Charles Tuck, a Chinaman. The case is being tried before Judge J. O. Var- ney in the district court cham! About a-half dozen Orientals mix with the whites in atendance. Casey took the stand this afternoon and, under the fire of Attorney Geo. I. Register, made some statements that one would infer Tuck’s-place was one of “the lights of Chinatown.” He testified of the proprietor. being drunk and of girls frequenting the place. Deputy, Sheriff Welch said \he had visited {Ae place to serve subjoenas, but he could not swear that it was a disrespectable place. SUNDAYS AT HOME. Frank H. Brown, with a friend, Myron Lorenz of Rolla, returned to Jamestown today, to resume their studies in Jamestown college, after spending Sunday with Mr. Brown's parents, Mr. and James A. Brown. IN MANOLAN, Mrs, A. M. Packard of the state tax commision spent Thursday fd Fri- day with Mandan friends. MEAT NO OFFICIL NOTICE HERE Manager of International Harvester ‘Company. Here Gets No Word of Ten Per Cent Advance. If employes of the, International Harvester company are going to share in a 10 per cent raise in wages be- cause of the high cost of living, no formal ‘announcement to this effect has as yet been received at the of- fices here. Manager R. C. Battey. of the Bis- marck branch, stated that he had heard rumors of the increase, which was to go into effect the first of the month, but no official notice had come - {to him. He intimated this afternoon that the raise in pay probably is confined to the factory men of the Harvester company in the east. BISMARCK WOMAN ASKS PASSPORT TO IRELAND Mrs. Ellen J. Faleoner, wife of J. R. Falconer of.near the:city has made application through Clerk of Court ‘Charles Fisher to the department of state for a passport to Ireland. Mrs. Falconer expects to sail. December:30,. on the Philadelphia, from New York City, for an extended visit with her mother. The applications for a pass- port is very exacting and as to be ac- ‘companied ‘by a pho}eraph of the ap: plicant. To Cure a Cold in One Day. . Take LAXATIVE BROMO. QUI- NELSON OF CARSON IN CITY. A. T. Nelson of Carson is spending the day, in Bismarck, visiting friends and attending to ‘business transac- tions, { (Ladies, if you aaa to’ ste some- thing to your advantage, come in and see the Qxo-Gas producer at work. Tt will do anything coal-or wood will do. A8 clean as electricity. One door south of Palladium on Fifth street, 12-1-5t STOMACH UPSET? Get at the Real Cause—Take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets That's what thousands of stomach sufferers “are doing now. - Instead of taking tonics, or trying, to,patch up a poor digestion, y are attacking the real cause of the ailment—clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, healing way. When the liver and bowels are per- forming their natural functions, away nm and stomach troubles. bad taste in your ited, appetite poor, ing, no ambition, or energy, troubled with “undigested foods, you should Ole Tablets, the sub- stitute for c: . Dr, Edwards’ “tive Tablets aie a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil: You will know them by: their olive colot., uate re the work: without NINE Tablets. : Druggists refund ‘mon- |; Tak ey it it fails to'cure; EF. W. GROVE'S signature is on each box. 25c, ROSES CARNATIONS CHRYSANTHEMUMS Fresh supply-always on hand./ -: | NORTH DAKOTA Repairing, Setting and Engraving in all its Branches. BISMARCK AMAZED it BY. SUDDEN. ACTION The incredible action ot simple lav- optik eye wash is startling, A school boy had eye strain 86 badly: he, could not read. A week’s use of lavoptik surprised his teacher so much. that she used it for her old mother. .ONE | WASH showed ‘dete: . A’ small hot. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY tle lavoptik ‘ie guaranteed to benefit] WaNtep—an assistant manager for ‘EVERY CASE weak; strained or in-| an old established department flamed eyes. The INCREDIBLE re-| store. .One that can speak German sult is astonishing. Pure aluminum| Preferred. Address, MADE CET P, Be eye cup FREE with each bottle. -Jos. | Pox 277. ’, FOR RENT—Furnished am oll Breslee CASE modern; hot’ water” heating; 814 Johnson's for corsers. Ave,-B. 12-5-6t, “CIVILIZATION” Is the'most remarkable Cinema-Spectacle ever produced. Clergymen and Clubmen, Sincere Thinker and Casual Entertainment Seeker, Student and Artisan, the Dreamer and the Materialist; All have pro- claimed it the wonder of the age " yoeey AUDITORIUM ‘Special Somer n January 1 and 2 | Orchestra é Soloists We are feeding large numbers of cattle, on‘ our ait. ferent farms, and'we have slected a number which are the : pick of each of the different herds, for immediate use. These cattle are in prime condition and are being given | .. expert care. . ,, he best of these cattle in this picked herd, are being’ ~ ‘slaughtered now, and we guarantee this meat to be the best procurable. It will rank with the finest ‘meat! Manteo ; from the Chicago packing houses,” We are ready to deliver this meat, and we ; uke deal- ers to phone, write or telephone us for prices, We have set, the selling price as low as we possibly can, and we might say that this price is much below the pricefasked by outside Wholesalers, . We are making a specialty of curing meats—bacon, hams, dried beef. All our cured meats are sugar cured, and are the best on the market. Our lard is absolutely pure, and guaranthed to con- tain nothing but the purest pork fats. $500 Reward We will pay this amounit of money to any per- son who finds any artificial coloring or anything in our sausage except the purest pork fats. 2.3 of a pound of our lard goes as far as one pound of other lards because of its pure ingredients. Try our sa , it is made of the best of meats, is absolutely clean and ‘made by experts. We Have a Large Stock of that we had the foresight to buy. when prices were not as high as they are now and we can save you money on every sale, when ‘you consider ‘the quality of he goods. Buy here and save money. Gussner’s Phone 60 € RIGHT PRICES Oriental Art Goods Every piece imported. Our Stock is al but select--New supplies The Gift Shop 3d Street How to Get a Low- Priced Piano of Dependable Quality HE ‘HOWARD PIANO is made by the House of Baldwin. These manufacturers produce’ only in-/ struments which they are willing ‘to guarantee. They make no inferior pianos for special cut /price sell- ing. They produce every part of every instrument, paying no profit to the manuiacturers of separate parts. Their capacity cf 30,000 pianos per year “Insures the economy of quantity production. ‘Their selling of pianos direct to homes through their factory representatives cuts cost to rock bottom. We are one of these direct factory representatives. In the Howard Piano we-can give you more actual piano value at the price than you have ever hoped. to secure. _Come in _and: try ‘the Howard. - - 7 The Baldwin Piano Co. WwW. @. THOMPSON, Sal prreem conan: Pay rossard Corsets Until. January the First we will maintain our present prices on all gsradés of Gos- sard Corsets ~_ We have received notice from the manu- facturers that.on January 1, 1917, all whole. sale prices-of Gossard Corsets will be advanc. ed from 35 to 50 per cent, and hence our re- tail prices will be advanced accordingly at that time. We invite our. customers and friends to call before that time and have a free fitting at the old prices. This is your opportunity to secure your Gossard Corset for the coming season ai the old price. J ‘ €ome in Tomorrow Don’t Delay until the last minute A. W. LUCAS CO.