The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 23, 1919, Page 5

THURSDAY, JAN. 23,:1919. BISMARCK DAILY TREO os Oe PAGES No Indigestion! Stomach Feels Fine! No Acidity, Gas, Souring, Dyspepsia Belching gas, gestion and all en$ weak st Costs Fttle— upset? Papes I stomach, lumps of pain from indi- upset stomach stops instantly. Yes! * At once! Wo more stomach-headache, Never any indigestion pain. Pape’s Diapepsin not only re- lieves bad stomachs i ctrength- food souring in distress from an Splendid! ye otore, iapepsin ON YOUR FEET [ CITY NEWS _ Beulah Banker Here. P. S. Chaffee of Beulah returned i home last evening after looking after! business: matters in the capital city. Mr. Chaffee hanks on and boosts for Beulah, Northern Electric Man. Frank C. Higgins, representing we Northern Electric Co. .of Minneapolfs WILL PUT YOU; left for points on the North Soo this the capital. Attractive Menu. The ladies of the First Presbyterian church promises a most attractive menu and a cordial welcome to all who patronize their chicken supper to be given in the church parlors Thurs- day evening, beginning at'6 o'clock. A charge of 69 cents will be made for the supper which the ladies guarantee Direct’ from Factory to the Home. while I can, Sample in Soo Hotel Lobby. Bismarck, Clothes Buyers My new Spring and Summer Woolens have been shipped from Ed V. Price & Co., Chicago, and are due to arrive in a few days. Their letter received this morning has good news for everybody. There will be 73 patterns, selling for $25.00 to $40.00; 102 patterns from $40.00 to $50.00, and 53 patterns from $50.00 to $65.00, together with 190 pat- ‘terns of 1918 and 280 patterns of Fall and Winter pat- ‘terns still. in stock, giving you a selection of 804 patterns ranging from $25. 00 to $65.00—the same old prices—not a cent’s advance. BS Everybody knows Price & Co.’s Woolens are the best y . “fn the land and‘l137 orders received from Bismarck peo- ple the past 214 years are proof that Klein Klothes are. the best in North Dakota. KLEIN Adam Schaaf Pianos NONE BETTER — UPRIGHT PLAYER, GRAND AND REPRODUCING (Licensed under Welte-Mignon patents) No Overhead Expense. Liberal Terms of Payment at 6% Interest Am advised by our manufacturers that they may with- draw all terms except cash, so I would like to serve you Special prices and discounts for cash during session. D. ERNEST HALL The Piario Man’ Who Is'at: Your Service All the Time. N. D. toning after spending a few days | in Every woman in Bismarck and vi- cinity and especially ladies visiting in the city dre urged to attend the woman’s work conference to be held pat the community room of the city li- ibrary at 2:30 ‘Friday afternoon. Miss Itlorence Poole, Burleigh county dem- ation agent, and the only woman of her type ‘in public ser orth = Dakota, announce morning that the conference will unusually fortunate in having dress from ‘Miss Pettit, who co! Bismarck direct from the department of agriculture at Washington. The Current Events club's annual guest day at the home of Mrs, Mary |. MeLean on First and Rosser ye day proved a delightful affair. T was a large number of visitors who thoroughly enjoyed i refreshments served. ' Members of the club responded to roll call with current events at the opening of the meeting. A short bus- s to be the best meal in town, Every one is invited and the ladies especial- ly urge hungry legislators to drop around and fill up with real home- cooked good things, Dr. Beede to Read. Dr. A. McGafiney Beede, poet lau-! reate to the Teton Dakotahs of Stand- ing Rock reservation, will read from his original works of poetry and prose at the Commercial club rooms ‘be- tween 7 and 8 this evening for the benefit of wives of legislators and other women visitors who are here for the session. KEEP LOOKING YOUNG It's Easy—If You y—It You Know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets hehe pe roung — to is you must watch you fiver and bowels — there’s no need of having a sallow complexion — dark rings under- your eyes — pimples — a bilious look in your face — dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from ine active bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician his patients for years. De Edwards’ Olive, Tablets, the substi- tute for calomel, are gentle in their action yet always effective. They bring about that exuberance of spirit, that, natural | buoyancy which should be enjoyed by everyone, by toning up the liver and clear- ing the system of impurities. ‘You will know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tab- lets by their olive color. 10c and 25c per box. iggists. All dru; CLEANER |CURRENT EVENTS CLUB’S ANNUAL \ GUEST DAY IS DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR) the interesting | Fr program presented and the delicious K. in Ohio, perfected a vegetable com- |‘ pound mixed with olive oil to act’ on | the liver and bowels, which he gave to | CITY LIBRARY COMMUNITY ROOM: Other speakers will be Miss Cora Farley, visiting nurse of the North | Dakota public heulth laboratory, and} who has just completed the first com- | prehensive health survey ever made} in the Bismarck public schools; M Inez Hovart, ext North D: and Mrs. '|WOMEN’S WORK CONFERENCE AT fe Ste iM | mn worker, of the eral piano numbers, A general invitation is ex- tended all women. iness session followea, and then this | gh and Mary”. erman, a’ Hoos Athang the (Lauder)—Mrs, John P. —Dr. | Je in Scotland’--Mrs, George! ‘oster. Solo, “bonny Jennis’—Mrs. John A.} Larson, | A most appetizing luncheon was, served at the close of the program. Holoubeck Not at | His Old Stand Everything attachable in the name | of John Holoubeck is being attach- ed in behalf of his creditors today by i. E. McCurdy. Holoubeck is pro-; prietor of the Sanitary ‘bakery who! tried to reduce the high cost-of serv- ing meals by extracting food from the chute of the Northern Procude |} Co. \ Today. Mr. Holoubeck was not in| | evidence about his place hi |has jumped his bail of $ ‘known, but appearance: dicate that he has. Mig Holoubeck is conducting the business. It is understood that he put’up $1.- 500 Liberty bonds. BUYS PROPEI Miss Rena M. Sterling, and who fornia for the last \ ys | some property in Bismarck and who! is considered one of the best woman financiers in North Dakota, has de-/| cided go reinvest in Bismarck prop- vt ither than buy an orange or- 4 in California. -She has pur- ow on the corner IN BISMARCK vatt, formerly of | Enjoy g good ¥ music and ant. companionship at jing from 9:30 to 1 a. m.| iMusic by O’Connor’s or-| 'chestra. You are in For the Beulah Coal | phone 3 75, City Fuel Co. HAROLD LOCKWOOD, everybody’s favorite, who made the hit of his career at the Or- pheum last night in “The Great Romance.” This same picture will be shown again tonight. la good Alcor and pleas-| "° the W. C..0. F. dance in} the Knights .of Colum-' |bus hall tonight. Dane- ” Just Two Days Left FRIDA y and 54 TURDAY Gowds Have raat ee To Its Appeal kkk Our sales of white have met with an € husiastie reception from our patrons. The excellent \ slues of- | fered, the broadness of stocks and high quality of mer- chandise proved irresistible to the hundreds of women | who crowded our store today. Be sure and come tomor- row and share in these wonderful values in staple white goods. ©. #. Finch Lumber Co. for Mon- phone 17. “Eleven Roads 1] Vil To Heaven” “The McKenzie Hotel is: seven’ } Mr. Patterson says: stories to North Dakota. Mr. Tatley is also the proprietor ° of a large hotel in Bismarck, and Duncan McGillis ‘and his son-in-law are running a first class hotel in the city of Bismarck, and I might mention dozens and: dozens ‘of old time citizens in the city of Bismarck. When you want Finch Lumber Co, a coal, + country store £ rooms and i made ‘of cement block settlement) in) Dunn ress Jacob Rothschille There will be a fa lar Meeting of the WOODMEN OF THE: WORLD at their hall THURSDAY, JANUARY 23d | at 8 p.m. sharp A large class of candidates will be initiated Immediately following the meeting a ' DANCE will be given at BAKER’S HALL Refreshments will be served TT am You know, I like F ismarck, the pretty, little city on the banks of the M ouri River. A friend of mine wrote to me the other day, and said that he had heard so much about the pretty city of Bis- muarck. He lives back in Maine, and he said he wished to purchase some property in the city of Bismarck and he intimated that he would like to move to’ the city. of Bis- marck. He asked me a question point blank, “Are there uny churches in the city of Bismarck?” |My reply to him was, “Certainly, certainly; there are Eleven Churches in the city of Bismarck with their spires pointing Heaven- ward, which is the Emblem of Hope, and I might say that that means ‘Eleven Roads to Heayen’.” { told him that | if he moved to the city of Bismarck we would extend a hand of friendship to him. Now then, if my friend comes to Bismarck and takes the wrong road and goes to Hell, it is not chargeable to the city of Bismarck, nor my fault. There is a nice bungalow up on 9th St. that I wish to direct him to. It is an east front lot; it is modern from A to Z. The lot is 50x150 ft., right near churches and schools, a good neighborhood, beautiful surroundings, and as I am hard up and need cash, I will sell this very desir- able piece of property for $3, 300. 00; and $1,300.00 cash, balance in 15 years’ time, interest at 6%. If interested, telephone, telegraph, or write to— J. H. HOLIHAN PHONE 745 LUCAS BLOCK BISMARCK, N. D. Silver presents to . afternoon. ‘coming before 2:30 each SALES DAILY 2: 30 and % 30 P. M. Ladies Auction Sale of Jewelry at Folsom’s ewelry Store Special—Saturday, Jan. 25th, is Diamond Day at the Auction Sale. Also Mr. Friedman will sell » six of the highest grade Phonographs made in America to the best bidder. Please don’t miss this Sale—to do so is missing the chance of a lifetime. FOLSOM JEWELRY STORE M. R. FRIEDMAN OF CHICAGO, AUCTIONEER SALES DAILY 2:30 and 7:30 bi M.. Sales daily at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. Presents given away each afternoon and evening BISMARCK NORTH DAKOTA _during_the sale.