The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1919, Page 5

TUESDAY; MARCH: 25,1919 BISMARCK ‘DAILY ‘TRIBUNE. ! OLD FASHIONED SINGING SCHOOL a Allow no one to écccive you in this. All Counterfeits; Imitations and ‘‘ Just-as-good” are but . é Experiments that trifle wits, and/ endanger the health, of } Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Caster Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. ‘It contains * \ i neither. Opium, Morphine nor, other narcytic substance. . Its « BY i ege is its guarantee. For more then ‘thirty years’ it:has q / been in constant use for the relief of Constipatiux, Fiatuiency, H Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomac' and. Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and uatural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend. genuine CASTORIA aways Bears the Signature of . BN - { | Mis& Bergliot Caspary, director of; Helen Carlton, as Patience Doolitite, | ' ‘the local Community Choral? clui’| took the part of a timid child's tirgt | i scored another success last evening | Appearance before thewpblicy ene . 2 REE i ae in the presentation of “Ye Olde Fash-| the childish: rolesee | : perlect'’ | Four famous artists—James Mont- 4 i ji foned Singing Sclinle” in the Auditor-| Miss Rachel Morris again whistled |,20Mery’ Flagg, Howard Chandler , { Announcin, he arri " : chel Morris: a Chri i \ rriva jum, to a large and enthusiastic audi-| herself {nto popular acciaim, as. Cher. eC katie aavantte woollen ag 5 | S ‘ g ‘ence. From the gathering of the|ub Applesom, and gave an {ie eet rat Ss ap: of U; di sehule that came straggling through| “Listen to wie Mocking Bird.” “Ye) Ble” of beauty at tho annual chu Chin 2 our Spring Underwear ’ aisles to find their way to the foot-|Last Rose of Summer” by Mrs. M.} C1OW in New York to is Edith S } * ra Aghia until the vnscees VoIRan tic| Merrie: ea: pradente Re Hyde, Miss Hyde is now telling tocks, featuring 4 last strains of “Auld Lang Syue”| snuff, was given in a seniimental tat] Bismarck women her beauty secrete there was not a dull’ moment, The} setto that left nothiag to Ye desived,| iM a series of 18 articles written ex- . 3 proceeds of the musical will be given! And not least among the attractions} Pressly for the Daily Tribune, and to the Fatherless Children of France.| of the evening were the violin\solos| !strated _ by photographs of Miss \ unsin ear an ar er AY The work of all the performers fas} giyen by Codding of Mandan] Hyde herself. This article is the creditable and paid tribute to the tute-| during the intermission. The audi | fourth. lage of Miss Cas Among. some | demanded al encores before aa : ; i of those who excelled may be men-|relugtantly permitted Mr. Codding to! BY EDITH HYDE, . . tioned Miss Anna Streib and Walter|retife. ‘The whole program was! “The Girt of the Golden Applic.” Penwarden, who, in “A Sparking|uniguc, some different, as we say, and| Gracefummess comes naturally to me poe nderwear 0, ‘ ae Duet,” convulsed the audience with | eS Miss Caspary and her musical} many women; by many it must be-ac- . GC laughter by their clever and grace-' company the continued tavor of the] quired. S tt ful presentation of their parts. Miss Capital City music lovers. ‘You may have the face of a. Cleo- u ertor oO ons I Leeee PEELS OC Oise eC x patra, the form of a Venus, but if ‘ zs 7 a (aaa ay io Fae ha ae ri you stand and walk like a coal heaver Jn the new renee Dnderwear ae are now slewing theve a = s) the’ Armenian and Syrian Sufferers! you will never be really beautiful, are many novel in the making which will appeal to | CITY NEWS ,| bund on Sunday last. Geaechiliose ii carriage inayive-ace the, Wonian who appreciates comfort and daintiness in her . irede by pti ray othe under garments. Visits Mrs. Packard. | Miss Dorothy~ Cook, who under-| means allowing the lines of the body No only in the prettiness and styling of the garments, but Miss Olivia Draper of Mandan was! went a successful operation for ap-| to flow from head to feet. It means ‘ also in new ideas in the shaping and general make up, oa. a guest over Sunday of Mrs. A. Al! Dendicitis a Week ago last Saturday, taxing the ramrod effect out of the | you will find these new garments much to your liking. > 6 Packard. left the hospital today. ‘spinal column. IL means avoiding | eran Uae With Mrs. Carlson. tie lexageration’. af ihe “debutante ' =e a : ‘Attorney - George .W., ‘Thorpe of| ; The Ladies’ Ald/soclety of the First ; BeMe" boi chances era 1 { saneormey ” George OW. Tborne ot {Baptist church will ‘mest, with Mrs. | s00se stenning Fraasiag «Guat a UNION SUITS SPRING VESTS J Ys as ismarck ay Paitin (lard ton <n echome Learn to let your body bend and yield. —-—____—_——— Se ———— | day on a legal mission. Walter Carlson at her home on 12th] .°° ‘ali : Sees i F 7 i bs a street Thursday afternoon. Try to realize that your arms and Delightfull ‘s | New) Dauanign pian, ‘legs and head and hands | Delightfully comfortable Vests, regular 29¢ value, | lantern. 2 Back From Sanish. the Cotton Cumy-Fit or Fit- comfortable and pleasing A fine daughter was born Friday.| Rey, G. B. Newcomb, state humane | associated units of an automaton, rite Union Suits. A splen- to the wearer. Special, March 21, to Mr. and Mrs. James|-ofricer, has returned from an official}’ “Learn how to receive things which did value : at Reese " 4 Martin of 415 11th street. visit to Sanish. ay he will go| people hand you; not to take them. cee H0c value Vest at..... 5 rein iP to Baldwin on a y mission. Learn to lift an object from a taable; ‘gi , is ._ In New Home. ( not to seize it. Union ' A Boutrous and fami Buy Bismarck Home. | Sometimes lack of ce comes $ | occupying the residence a Mr. and Mrs. C. L, Kellstrom of| trom. inability to eexrcise proper C Cc Suits | street, which they recently pure! Flasher have moved into the E. M.{ muscular e6ntrol. Bending exercises ==] ’ # Serr property at 930 Fourth street rour r ‘at ni: A - aca Sermant Ladics’ Ay nid Shih Une Fleshor people recently par-| He ea ee retice eae Lane | society will meet. with dirs. B,_¢.| oe ate fete nee oe nava tite wor or tha Dainty Colorings Feature the New | Heckenliable, 14 ‘Thayer street, Sat- | Called to Wisconsin. ee ieee rae : S . : | urday afternoon. jars. A. Ge di on. of the Rose| (oo. and balance yourself. Raise both i pring ostery j ‘ —_—— [apartments left this morning for_her Are above vane head, et S | Help ear East’ Fund. former home at New Lisbon, Wis. iM] Hand in the other and bend your body \ See the new Spring Hosiery which we have ‘ 5 The classes of the McCabe Meth-| response to a message advising her fromthe wails naa far to the left as | just placed on display for your selection. odist Sunday school donated $61.50 to|of the serious illness of her grand) yoy gan, then to the right. then for- | You will find many novelties. | EC va en backward. Try make a ; | j ward then backward i (oe | The most striking feature the many {your body sway, not bend like a FE aoe eee path Silks: wedette ° hinge. that | know. And remember thi Re ose e eet Hoaa @hich Weare se | Learn to dance. Dancing is the best! women without grace is not beaut i finer Cotton Thread Hose which he aah | {teacher of gracefuln of movement! ful. { iH showing to blend in pleasing contrast wi | | ’ | | the new Suits and Dresses. mother, a woman of alyanced age who | i i jad ete ote manger or the Mager, = ACT QUICKLY | SILK HOSE 0: state, i Sar eS ii So eee — | Do the right thing at the right! a Burson Seconds equal to $1.50 regulars, 1 Catholic Ladies’ Aid. : time. t colors White, Gray, Brown and Champagne. » Mesdames Carl Paulson and Charles; acy quickly in time of danger. i i Our low price, Whittey will entertain the Catholic} ; yang bash a 4 yale. Wiis 65c \ Males. Ald goclely at the Kale In time of kidney darter, Doan’s j E 4 i oath es. 21a : Kidney Pilis are most effective. FCotumbus hall ai 2 o'clock ‘Thu y ; : | , ‘ SUR Vas ate iou: ; | Plenty of Bismarck evidence ot | CHILDREN’S __ | : SSS S . : a |, fitheir worth, , | ee Stockings, Black heavy rib, seani- | ice Stockings, jac neavy 'y i het! Has’ been Back From’ Fargo. nag re | Aus He Steinmetz, 117 Second St. oe ite thread! “Ont 8c : . ; , 1 aouella Pennebacker has ve | picmar “| had a severe pa ‘ iv - in use for over.’thirty years, has borne ‘the signature of ned from. Fargo where she spent} i, thes fg back ua iaine!| HOw GUS DO eee cane He F Ms { and has been riado.uader his pers » ys on business commected and across my kidneys. in i | Utena sonal. supervisicayciace.its infancy. Ith the. office of the. state Auer | | had a tired, languid feeling A LUCAS CO Pe j lo Ai tendent of public’ instruction. | that caused me much, annoyance. 1 . . 2 o RS Ia Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You,Have Always Bought .. [Red Cross| “= NOW GOING ON AT | . 550 POUNDS |. hii’ YARN] Worth 285 to $3.05 ner Ib. ’ 3 : ac $2.00 Per Ib. This is a special fine quality for making socks and sweaters which the Burleigh County Red " * PROVES GREAT POPULAR SUCCESS At Trinity, Lutheran. A musical, and literary, pyro will be off y the Young ‘Pe iety of Trinity Lutheran church in e-church parlors Wedne: Members friends ally ipvited 19 attend, Sey Mh. ite ill at the| “W. H., Webt WIHT Webbise. is ¢ Over | metz said | ney troub ed me a few two “GIRL OF THE GOLDEN APPLE” ried everything am| lief but was unsuce oan’s Kiduey Drug Co and the trouble hasn’t returned.” 7} No Trouble Since. Doar yer s » sine [knew of to get re- ful untin J got Pilis at the Lenhart Ws entirely cured me} | | | Tater Mrs. Stein- | aU have never had kid-| © Doan’s Kidney Pills | years ago, L take! THE STORE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE} weekly prayer meeting at the First Baptist church tomorrow evening, the | congregation will join in the reviv- al services now iti progress at the Evangelical church. Phil Webb Home. Sergt. Phii M. We>b is home from. ove ter almost two years’ ac- tive se e, The young Bismarck soldiér enlisted in the headquarters company of the First, regim: pack of the lines. In this, capacity, he traveled over much of France and To Help Women’s Associations. As a result of a visit from one of; the national Y. W. C. A. workers the churenes of this city are going to; place themselves on record as partic’ pants in the movement fo raise funds | to help the “Women’s ssociations” in| a financial way. A-.great work has peen' done by the association during the fifty years it has been in exist- ence and.a greater endeavor is con-| templated. The Blue. Triangle’ means safety to the girls who travel; jucation for workers in the stores and offices: spiritual uplife, a home and a job for the girls everywher A county committee for Burleigh has its headquarters. in. Bismarck. Miss Gledys, Candee is the president of the committee. Her address is 801 Fourth ‘street. ) gladly answer any question ingly accept any offering: I ANUITINTUALLUUURNANU ALAA NUANCE \3 Knights of Pythias CASTLE HALL Work in the Rank of Page Your Presence Requested E. C. WRIGHT, C. C.! HVUINNGOOUEO GRAAL ATTENTION | Wed. Evening, Mar. 19 © March on Friends! on To: Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tablets.) Headache and works off the Cold. W. GROVE’S signature on each box. !Miss Ruby Leen and, R. A. Lee, and R. A. Flinn, manager of the F Tire Co. branch of Bismarck, stole a | march week when th: thei bridegroom, attended the’ couple. their future home in Bismarck. v the former has a respon: as. manager | branch office there. of the It No Roller Skating at Armory | this week.—M. J. O’Connor. Flinn Steal | Leen of Jamesto r many friends last journeyed to St. Pau! | Flinn returned to ible pos Fisk Tire Co., elation. stops the Cough and E. Announcement! APRIL 1, 1919. \gained an invaluable experience. day night on No. J, anit When the armistice was signed: hej today g congratulations and a trifling cost. was in an officers’ training school; felicitations . trom — their scores of with an early prospect of winning @/ friends in this vicinity. : water. commission. Mr. and = Mrs,. Flinn will Spt nik ughter, Mrs. B. C.] them once in a however, just | i = 3 ‘ ig Lari Paar. web) is over 87 years} lo keep my kidn in good condi- | ROYAL ARCH MASONS. i RUBBER BOOTS Tribune Want, Ads Bring Result: CWC Ee cee eae toc. at atl dealers, Don't} Th@ regular meeting of fismarck| Full line of Children’s Rubber but d Me lene health ai the de-| simply ask for a kidney remedy—get , Chapter No. 10, R. A. M., will be held) Boo ts just received.—Webb_ opment of his present illness, | Don's Kidney Pile tis game, that lin Masonic Temple Tuesday evening, Bros. Men who wish good Clothes will pa j Mrs. Steinmetz ‘had. Foster-Milburn ! yyapen 25th, at 7 Work in degrees 5 ne order their Easter Suit from i ij fers. Butta TY ipa erage . = Jo Roller 2 ° 7 4 Be re, Asin Revival eee Co., Mfgrs., Butfalo, N.Y, is M.M.,T:) J ELM, followed No Roller § ating at Armory Klein—Tailor and Cleaner—the that instead of holding the usual! - | pe omoker this week.—M. J. O'Connor. House of Quality. Real- Fruit Desserts Jiffy-Jell is flavored with fruit juice, essences liquid form, in vials. : ‘A wealth of fruit juice after the deciaration of . In} and last Thursday morning were un France he was detailed to escort re-|ed in marriage. Miss cylah 1 2 placement contingents to the front] sister of (.e bride, and Thomas King is condensed to flavor casuals from the front to hospitals} of Billings, Mo: a friend of the each dessert. So it brings you true - fruit dainties, healthful and delicious, at Simply add boiling Compare it with the old-style gelatine desserts. It will be a delightful rev- Get the right kind — e- : JiffyJe iad 10 Flavors, at Your Grocer’s 2 Packages for 25 Cents A Mr. Spiro will.return from New York with just what you need in the line of Clothing, in time for our Grand Openin Watch for Our Big Introductory Offer! SPIRO & COMPANY _ Opp. Federal Bldg. 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