The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 15, 1919, Page 5

SATURDAY, MARCH 15,1919 atid, Services in English, 7:30 p. m. Sunday school, 12 m. Swedish Lutneran Church, Seventh street and Avenue ‘D. B. F. Alfson, pastor, Morning services, 10:30, « ya Sunday school, 12 noon. s ervices at $ welock, 4 nbn € lially invited to attend f Fy Nthese's 3 per ger a taboos ny © pera O10 FOO oS FON) mt te cee St. George's Episcopa! Church. Third and Thayer. Rev. George Buz- 3 ro roe rete nee } 3} ~PURSES & HANDBAGS Holy communion at 8 a. m. 3 Morocco Leather Handbags, worth $2.50. Sunday’ scbool at 10 a, m. Piqued Edges, Ete., in Red and Black effects. 3 To close out at this big ‘sale, Morning pi and sermon at 11. Worth 75c, will be sold at 9 3 (over 300 to select from) for ...... 4 - Evening prayer and address at-4:20, this sale only at .....0e.ce0cee eee Cc} 3 ——————— 2 PPPOE PLLOLOL ODS: christian Selenes csteny, escoverdocccocccecncccnrcocgooesscoseeovenes .. i Cer: of Aen street and’ Avenue’ C- wesascesovaresbencooccosene ALeeeeneeeeeeeeeee senses eeseenee eeeeeeeeeseeeeseessesseeeseeeseesene see eees “FROM NO MAN’S LAND TO YANKEE LAND” I reunjecte“Subeunese se Nee 3 bs fe : per : . Atos ears ay destd aeaves Beg Sesieita <b canteaccec |) Sundaysachool at3745 a. m. The proof that quality standards may be maintained along with bargain values is a ‘prin- From trouble to happiness. Our boys, God ‘bless there coven church | Pull: ciple of the Johnson’s Popular Priced Store, which will be demonstrated convincingly yet, are’ Seat nar nitiite, boys, roe tarianapeaat urday ae, ate a eee to increasing numbers of shoppers during the Bargain Jubilee Sale which opens Monday. clean- 2 Yi be living Boys, You are coming home, and we are happy. vervicess and visit the reading room The bargain advantages emphasized during the first-days of the sale will continue Before you lay: aside your uniform come inand let Evangelical . Association. throughout the week, each day offering new items of advantage to the thrifty shopper. us make your picture. | Church, corner Seventh and Rosser streets, OCPIO DLL ELIS. OOP OOE LE OLE LIED IL LDLOLE LEED LOL ILO DOLL L OLLI LEED CEEOL EETOVOOLODIODIOLOLDLODIODLOLOLELEEILLOOL OG Official State Photographers Preaching service, 10:30 a. m. ee ne ae ga ; Sunday school, 11:30 a. m. et 3 H I b Phi t h St di Y. P. A, 7:15 p. m. 3 Evening sermon, Danger- olmboe Photograph Studio | runt oma, Sane: rae ren’s | | ics {8:00 p. m. Publicity Film Co. Good music and singing. A cordial t He } <r) > Official. Photographer for the State Historieal Society * pastor. ; swing Wear S rin Wear . : .7 Fj Evangelical Lutheran. ; ; 3 Pp § o ‘ Sa ae : 3 3 On Sunday, March 16, Zion Evangel- % 3 $ i repati y Child D a1 1k a fi os ont hall. Rey MW. ties tis one Ar aie ay ; 3}BUNGALOW APRONS} ‘ y Riedel of ‘Napoleon, who has had Shig 1 (aaa 3 ae all styles and a wide range’ of the ge of the congregaiion since che 3 $ 3 very latest exelusive patterns,’ worth ‘ Value, up 98c} : ‘To be sold at if 89c i: | She ae iB At this bi, 3 3 this big sale for hs . : pman a it 7 tw en's Overalls ” 8 p.m. All 3 Values up to $1.49 and 3 om ‘ »? tne, al are cordiaiiy ivieeall| a1.50- At this big sale... 9 .293 ene Tae ac rr {to attend these s | 3 8 a ose, Black Cotton, wor a . | Values up to $1.69, $1.75 : 30 close out at- | First Baptist Church. 3.& $1.98. AL this big sale. $1 493 $ this big sale for’set. sete 25c & : Corner of Fourth street and Ave. 2. 3 SOne lot of Ladie > Silk Hose, Morning services at | Sunday hool iat ; Junior Christian inde at 3:30 p.m. | Young People's meeting at 6:39 p.! m. Evening services, at 7:30 p. m. Values up to §$ 3& $2.75. 3 $ '. $1.793 50 Children’s Dresses, N nb $4. 98 At th soreee: Millinery 4 2Black only, worth 3'To close out at 3 One lot of Novelty § 39c} Luse,. will be closed i Rev. Bruce i, Jackson, the former | pastor and now of Cheyenne, Wyo., i will conduct both the morning evening serv. g in, our to attend all the, OVER 100 HATS TO CHOOSE FROM Valued up to $10.50, will be sold at “this bie’ sale tor 327 e 4.98 SHAPES AND HATS 100 styles'to choose from—from the biggest makers’ in America, allthis, Candy Store Announcement | DOLLS} ne lot worth 25¢, SPRING DRESSES ne lot of Georgette Crepe, Crepe dé Crepe Meteor and Chiffon Taf- values up to $39.50. A this big nf choice * . $27"50} ALL: WOOL SERGE and stran- ly invited rvices of the day. I eee ne lot worth 39e, First Presbyterian Church. Corner cond and Thayer, Rev. H. 3 3 $ 8 3 i 3 s 3 3 3 ©, Postletawaite, minis 3 : at | ‘Theme: i 3 3 3 bs %, On for Or for One for 0 yr he" Clouded “Way. morning quartette, orning service 3 Music by the eecccccccccncorecocecsoeees: ; : season’s Bik at this big sale only for ae Sunday school at 12 th. Join the } 5 $0; vorth 79¢, On account of delay,in re- es for all: “ DRESSES for... deen baa arose, ROE $2.98 « 3 Chae Be PP eee ree eee ee seOe? reinnace TAA O’SHANTERS Bate) eaniicnens Worth $2.98, in all: colors and styles. ieolys Dee wortinte At this big sale for’... . 1.590 Fo be eeerseeneessesesereseseses esses se OLODEIDLELOLLOLLOLOLOLLOELELOLEED | FOSEESELELLEDEEDELOLOLEOOODIELLOLOLOLILOODIEOEDOODELOCDEOLEOEBOOD One big lot of thé latest styles, trim- med with braid, ete. P Lo sell at this big sale $ 1 0. 98: 3 RUN veemes: ning service at. Ve, ice ‘prac tfeal and inspirational. c by the double quariette. nthem entitled ‘Lord God We |], * (Spults), Mrs, J. M. Martin will~sing the solo, “lm a Pilgrim” (Herbert: Johnsou,..Allure cordially invited to the services'of the caurch. ‘eeiving the new fixtures for. our: beautiful Candy Emporium, our— GRAND a = OPENING | Fas again been postponed until Saturday, March 22nd Don’t forget the date, and call in and see the finest Candy Store in the State. eoerscccsecccoccsoonaeseee. ' ‘The Salvation Army. 2 Main street. uation of revival services. ial praise service conducted by, Jettrey. Subject for tonight’s meeting: “A Great River. j Sunday, 11 a. m, Hotiness service. ; Sunday, 2 p. m., sunday schoo! and : | 3 “big sale ig nate. $1 19 Ladies’ and Values up to Childrens Underwear sien | Bible cla: Sunday 30 p.m. Y. BL Sund 8 p. m., Salvation meeting. Subject: “The Hand of God.” {| Envoy Walter Jeffrey, blind evange- list will sing and play special solos | One lot of Wool At this sale for SKIRTS and selections at all the services dur- ling the week-end, been attending the services every night this. week. Be on hand early to secure a good seat. v. C. Eell, Methodist ‘Episcopal ‘Church, $ Two blocks north. of the McKenzie One lot slight Worth up to We are Agents soiled from handling. 0. At this sale .. for Modart, Kabo ani $1.49 merican Lady rge crowds have Ensiga and Mrs. offiders in ‘command. Made of Georgette Crepe, Tub Silk, cane de Chine, CORSETS etc., worth up to $6 Will be sold «4 SLIGHTLY Gr Waists soiieo SC ths bie wale tie ee $2.98 saci chess vosccshenpsestts lana Xiaso2sdBeianpen ist Lined be oS htt eS ascseoscinh mesa Cee ‘hotel.’ Rev. W. J, Huteheson, D. D., 'min- ister. \ 10:30_a. m,—Morning “service. Rev. Harry B. Lewis, national secretary of the Methodigg@ ‘Minute ©Men, will preach. Musil der the direction of Mrs. J, A. Larson. 12 noon.—Sunday school. from the convention. p. m.—Funeral of Mrs. Marsh. 30 p. m.—Epworth Jeague. “Serv- ice in the Community” is the topic and will be introduced by Mr. Charles mandigo. 7:30 p. m—Evening — service. /The story if the convention will be told by the pastor assisted -by others. Special music. Messrs. Henry Halvorson and ueorge Humphreys will sing. All are invited. No, Refunds Exchanges: C. 0. D's. Charges And No Goods Laid Away During This Sale Watch Our Ads New Bargins Every Day During This Big Jubilee Sale-- See Our Daily Ad Echoes Kontos & Pappas Proprietors wit it''i New Hughes Bldg. Bismarek CRT » i McCabe Church Notes. The convention in Fargo held in the interests of the Centenary movement of the Methodist church was attend- ed by a representation of Methodists from all ‘over the state. bismarck was well represented. The meetings UNDER- MUSLINS cee raeeresOOeReDeveL eee LOL EELOPERPEELELELOSLIEOELLOLOLOLLOO DELILE DOLE OL LDE DDE L IDO DODO DD DODO OLS: { Georgette Crepe | 29c Corset Covers slightly soiled. Va is big sale HOSIERY 0000008; were crowded with information and } i: : e ; n high-grade P. s 1 6 interest from the moment of opening d C Pp d Ch . At this big sale............ $ ° 9 Children’ se, value: 3! to the time of closing. Bishops an re e€ e Ine; Values up to $3.50. $2 29 est nee “offered int this tine j At this big'sale ......00. 0 Jiccdecseeeees ° $1.69 $2.59 Warne and Cook were ai their best. In fact all the speakers were, Tacre was not a dull moment. The results will be far-reaching. The church will bring things to pass. Folks who have been silently indifferent or loudly crit- ical will. eagerly climb on the band manufacturers which are worth $5.98, wagon. “Like < mighty army moves ‘Ybut we have decided to sell the Church of God.” Watch it. them at this big sale for. '$3. 98 Rev. W. J. Hutcheson returned from Do Your Spring Fargo at mid-day on Friday. He will Shopping Early chareh the pulpit of the Methodist The Store. of a chureh on Sunday. Thousand Garments Sat this time. These are all Cotton 3 Hose in Light Blue, White 2 and Black, per pair ......... c ONE ODD LOT OF CHILDREN’S HOSE Black, very good value, to 1 8 c close out; at this big sale for. . Childrem’s Wool Hose, a small lot. to @lose out at, per pair. . 39 c OHNSON’S Pong ie | Waists We have just received a large ship- ment from one, of New York’s big sersroos. Teddy Bears made of White and Pink Ba- tiste. Values up to $2.98. At this big sale. . Values up to $3.98. RAG this big: Sale, i. cis seed cess yense es Under the Auspices of the 0 a MODERN BROTHER- a 2 HOOD OF AMERICA » At the Armory | meth big sale ct. ate 8 $158" $1.29 Dieeee ort ahaa $1.59: Values up to $3.00. At this-bigsale'c) 5:<24.< dis j-ledawsmen dae $1.98 Rev. Harry~ Lewis, national secre- tary of the Methodist Minute Men, will speak ni the Methodist church on Sunday “morning. He is one of the speakers recently occupying a promi- nent place on the programme given in Fargo. It is a rare treat to have him with us. All interested in the great forward movement of the churca should hear him on Sunday morning. peccccscocccccoccocccocccece. Pebroeeessreesess200s20008 MONDAY EVE., MARCH 17 Music by O’Connor’s Orchestra Everyone Cordially ‘Invited Don’t Forget Time: and-Place ; Orpheum Theatre tonight, Violet Mersereau in “The Nature