The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 28, 1919, Page 5

| } ee | | \ i i | | poe SATURDAY TAG DAY FOR Y. W.C. A. IN. BISMARCK Tomorrow is Y. W. C. A. tag day in Bismarck. Local association work ers have undertaken to raise $50 for a national fund. Tags will be offered for sale by young women, who will he stationed on street corners and in public places from 9 a, m. until the required number of ings is disposed of, The funds a o be used in Y. W. C. A. work among the worki girls of America, .in the es ment of comniunity houses, rest rocms and other institutions for their bene fit Mrs. .Fred Han: of ‘Thayer street is district direc and Miss Candee is in charge in 1 narek o = % | . CITY NEWS ° ¢ Alexius Hospital. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Seott How ard, March 26th, a a daughter, Visiting Taylor Home, Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Hall of Cooper town are gue: at the J. M. Taylo hom. Mrs. Hass is a sister of Mrs Ttylor. C Batzers Here. Mr. and Mrs. I. O. P elton were Rismarck visitors this week, Mrs. Bai companying to ne HER COMPLEXION IS NATURAL of Haz lis Fine Texture Brought: Out in Kidding the Skin of Pimples, ete. by Stuarts Calcium Wai rs Send for a Free 1 ial Package | No rouge and yet the cheeks are pink; no powder and yet the com- ple. ute; no skin cream | and 's a smoothness, a tex- ture at which you exclaim her com- plexion is natural—that is the re- sult that follows the use of Stuart’s Calcium Wafers. It makes no difference how. spot- ted an disfigured. your, face may be with pimples or blackheads, you should seek to. win back good looks. _ Stuart’s Calcium Waters clear the skin” by thoroughly cleansing it “of impurities. With a pure blood nu- trition pimples and. such disfigure- ment disappear. And the invigor- ated blood replaces dead, Sallow skin with the glowing, colors of a good! complexion. Your self-esteem you ayajl, you if. of: demands that this - method that thousands have. proved. before you. G et a 50-cent box at. Stuart's you. Get a 50-cent box of Stuart’s Calticium, Wafers of your druggist to- day. Make your dream, of a more beautiful complexion”. come — true Mail coupon today for free trial package FREE TRIAL COUPON | (oF. A. Stuart, Co, Stuart | Bite, Marskall, Mich, Send me | F. A. Stuart Co., 776 Stuart | | Bldg. Marshall, Mich. dime } at once by return mail, 1 free |] | trial package of Stuart's ‘Caleiain | Wafers. ! i Street City. FOR SALE Buick Roadster Just overhauled, . good| tires; a.real bargain for someone. O. KOBER % Finney’s Drug Store ‘nied by the this point hr husband, who was’ en route to St. Paul. In Fargo. Miss Emily Dakis af Commisioner Hagan’s office is in Fargo on a busi- ness mission. To Rochester. Joseph Clemens, who has been ser-*| jously. ill for some time, h: return- ed to Mayo Bros.’ hospita Roches- ter, Minn., for a third series of ureat | ments for a chronic trouble, i Home from Valley. Mrs. Carl Myre is home from a visit ith bh ole at Valley City. | She was accompauried on her return| by her brother, Gi.es Ferson.us, late | of the American Expditionary Forces. | ene i To Aid With Reports. i R. Haason of Minneapotis has foal a i to Bismarck by the internal reynac department to a < corpora | ions with their income tax reports uid to also help individuals who have | iled only a tentative mate and} tave noi compieted their full reports. | Mi. Hanson has an office in the {>} ral building. Big Crowd Attends. A large and well ple crowd at-} tended the “Countr: given at the First n church last | evening. T vas an interesting little skit presented by a company of able amateurs; a magician held forth | in his weird wiles, and there were | side shows and other attractions. At |. the close of the ev an kets brought by th ender for two we: the successful with the origi t the ba ket, A very s y sum yielded by the enterprise. ¢ so-called “sleeping of the local hosp of the me of this institution. ‘To any; knowl edge there is nothing of this kind in Wachter School Closed: our territory,” sald the doctor.) ane Waeater school was closed | ether, certainly no oO JOE ME An pbnrsday afternoon on account of "a the hospital. ‘The socalled ‘sleeping |ireak in the water main on Sth sireet jsiekness’ appears to he a form of | making it impossible to use the build- meningi and we have had nothing ting phe ¢ spent the time vis- Tae is | embling it ‘reported to us to which the rumor ainly not sleeping sicknes May Locate Here, and Mrs. BE. E. Ve ‘oun fer, permanently it they ‘tind the ci the surrounding country as good as it has been represented to them by the: old friend and former neighbor, W Spear. Mr. wand Mrs, Van Sickle are accompanoied -by their son /Monro' Another son and a daughter have mained in Iowa to round out their ye in high school, and they will join the family here after school closes, Mr. Van Sickle made a success of farming in Iowa, where he recently disposed of his holdings. If satisfied there is a good opening here, he probably will invest in the: vicinity of Pisma ; where a large colony of Jowans who | preceded him ar making good. PRESBYTERIAN LADIES | TO HOLD SALE OF FOOD| An elaborate sale of home-cooked foods will be conducted by the ladies ofthe First Presbyterian church at ithe ‘Perry furniture store, oposite the federal “building, Saturday afternoon, | j beginning at 2. The ladies of the Presbyterian chureh are famous for their cookery. and 3 this instance they’ are making an effort to outdo formér achievements. ‘The public is invited to come in and inspect the | good things and sured that the prices avill be reasona-le. The vi-| and are especially designed to ghelp out on & pun y dinner. i MOTHERS» | Should see that the whole family take at least 3 or 4 doses of a thoro, purifying, system cleaning medicine this spring. Now is the time. The family will be healthier, nappier, and get along better if the blood is 8! a thoro purifying, the “stomach and bowels cleaned out, and the germs of Winter, accumulated in the driven away. Hollister's Rocky Moun tain Tea is one of the very best and surest Spring medicines to take. Get it and see the difference in the ‘whole family. Their color will be better. they'll feel fine and be well and happy. Breslow. OLDS Head or chest— are Best treated “externally” with, Vicics Vapor Children’s Wash Dresses, at, Oil Cloth, per yard Toilet Paper, 30 rolls for Less than 30 rolls, 6 for... Flower Vas: each .. Ladies Hose, ene 25e; No Telephone Orders Bismarck a SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY this sale only, per pair ...>. WONDER 5 and 10c Store *YOUR BODYGUARD" - OR 6049 £20 | .39c Taken on Above Sale. ( test which is to be fl Ap was | sc tter th ntest. No Sleeping Sickness. Mae ba | A report current in the today | H. S. Party. | to the effect that th The Mareh high school party: will, Ibe held —ynasium, will be iting other le of |Pessing beyond all expectations. j {Joan of $109 was voted for use as cap- ital in the thrift DON'T LET A COLD KEEP YOU AT HOME Dr. King’s New Discovery. almost never fails to’ bring quick relief Small doses once in awhile and that | throat-tearing, lung-splitting cough | goon quiets down. Another dose anda hot bath before jumping into bed, a | good sleep, and back to normal in the | morning. Dr. King’s New Discovery i is well Kaown, For be filty ycars it’s rolieving coughs, colds aad b> sttacks. For fifty years it cold by druggists everyw'-czc. roliable remedy that you yourself orany faember of your family can take safely, 60c_and_ $1.20. i | ‘Train Those Stubborn Bowels | Help nature take its course, not | with a violent, habjt-forming purga- tive, but with ‘gentle but certain and j ratural-laxative, Dr. King's New Life Pills. Tonic in action, it stimulates the lax bowels. Sold by druggists. 25c. HIGH SCHOOL | | NEWS NOTES 3 Musical Contest. April 7 the prelminary musical con- to the district con- held at Mani est, preparatory 1 11, will be conducted in’ tae mbly room of ihe high 4school, Steele or pu A number of} ans will en pur younger local musici: y evening in the gym arge wumber of ehaperons. present. Thrift Stamp Sale. The saje of thrift stamps is prog: School “oard Votes Loan of $100. At the last school board meeting a stainp business. un- til the end of the year, aor Will School Kindergarten. Kindergarten in the Will school has opened with an attendance of little tots. Miss Matilda Williams in charge, assisted by Miss Adelaide} Bork. tee Hopping Cars. A campaigi urging parents to as- sist in keeping children fram hopping on cars is being waged. Per Kindergarten Assistant. An tant for the kindergarten in the \' htér school ‘was ‘ovided at the last board meeting. children being given all- Manual Training Nnght School The manual training nigat school has e; tions of those i sion having six- & all of whom are} much enthusiasin s & with working June School Census. Cc. FP. Bolt has been employed to take the school census in June, This is the third time Mr, Colt has been employed to do this work. 8 High School Clock. The high school clock will soon be attached to the Hughes electr tem in order to make it unnecess to purchase dry cells by which it has been run in the p Portable School Houses. The school board has been consid- ering the purchase of one or two port- able school hous to accommodate grades now in the high hool build ing, so us to tak eare of the .[fast growing enrollment in the high school. .** i j High School Teachers for Coming Year. 4 The high school teaching foree for the ningy year has been elected. This year’s foree with the exception ot those who do not’ plan to return was reelected at a recent me the board, Following F. Bolt, R. H. Ne A Ruby Kinch, Hortens Moore, Alice Burnham, Esther Celin, Elizabeth Jones, Lulu Mosier, Gertrude Berens. i not yet complete. s Keiline, Miss Lar- m and Mrs, Roach ing of eG: Stratton, candidates for reelecti Bie Salary Schedule. The salary schedule for t year, is announced as follo mum high school for regular tea $1,2: for special teachers not yec fixed. Minimum high school regular teachers, $1,000, minimum for special teachers not fixed. : Grade teachers’ salaries: Maximum $1,009; minimum, according #0 ex- perience, $759 for teachers who have taught, two, three or four years in four room schools, or $800 per year more years in four-room schools. Only normal graduates are employed in, the grades, ee Teacher of Physical Culture. The matter of employing a teacher of physical culture was discussed at a,recent board meeting and will bé brought to a conclusion within the uext few weeks. * 4 8 58 School Nurse. The question of, employing a school nurse has been postponed until it shall have been learned just what ac- tion will be taken toward employing a county nurse for Burleigh county. CASTORIA For Infants and Children _North Dakota in Use For Over 20Years | nnounced that they will not be} for teachers who have taught five or} The work of the visiting nurse, Miss Soriety B We're all happy to welcome them back home. We’re proud of the good work they have done- with them. This store considers it an honor to have so many returned men come here for their Civilian Clothes. wear clothing is a worthy succes the veneration of the world. Come in and see these Clothes that we back with our personal guarantee. Shop Early! We close at 8 o’clock Saturday night to Our Boys anh Clothes and of the honor they’ve brought back S Pe For only the best ready-to- sor to the uniform that has earned Bergeson’'s thing city ‘Hanson, i200 D+ HD-4SQ-——~ 0 Hor GY eo-—— eo +e Gs —-+-0- Oo Qe ——re @ wre” Lop btten | a s, and doubtless ite will be done. jthe American state department. bound MEAL READY MADE, Enjoy a vacation Sunday ; buy lyour Sunday dinner ready-made! 4‘ at the Presbyterian ladies’ food home-cooked, ‘ready to serve, at | prices that are right. !spection is \invited.—Ladies of the First Presbyterian church. BISMARCK BOY § ON YEAR-LONG JAUNT Engineer Charl pumping station ‘tod a letter from his son, Licut. S. Chattanooga, advising that he had sailed March 24 for Bermuda, he would procead to the Azores ant | thence to Moravia, Liberia, where he | | would tak on three representatives of is bearing satisfactory re something defin IT’S A BEAUTY <= jfor Plymouth, Eng. From England THIS TAKE A VACATION; pile Chaltanaoss. will proceed to the Potters mn Wot~ BUY YOUR SUNDAY | : eu Hanson ae to te absent IT PLEASES CONSTANTLY a yea ng which dme his young bride reside with her parents at GET IT AT YOUR DEALERS Visit State Superintendent. OR WRITE Berg, superintendent of schools in McHenry eounty, and At- sale at the Perry Furniture store ! J. F. Callahan of | Casselton, | A 4, Pad dwar Se nda superintendent in Cass county, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Third and Broad ay>, SatUTGey | wore callers at the office bt State DISTRIBUTORS afternoon, beginning at 2. Every-/ superintendent Nielson ‘yesterday. for the Sunday dinner, Your in-! Home-Cooked Foods’ of all kinds on Saleat the Perry Furniture Store, Saturday after- noon, March 29, beginning at 2 o’clock. Come early while the selection is complete. Presbyterian Church Ladies SAILS F. Hanson of the y received Carl L. | Ss. chief engineer on the L whence : FOOD! FOOD! FOOD!!! Millinery Display All that Dame Fashion has decreed fashionable in Easter Millinery is on display in our Millinery Section. Including the Wattean Poke, Sailors, Drooping Brim Models, Tams, French Novelty Styles and Picture Hats. W. Lucas Co. .We Close Saturday Night at 8 O'clock. IW. Stévenson Go. The City. of GOODRICH. Akron, Ohio a ye = A Queer Old Bird is The Pelican Its bill holds more than its bellican. But at that, its heart is bigger than its bill. It is the only bird ‘vhich shares its “yod with other and eal.er fowl. So. :equeeroldpelican looms up handsome in Goodrich’s eyes —eyes which see beauty that is more than skin deep. Goodrich, it is true, makes Silvertown Cords the handsom- est tires—the very Beau Brummel tires of smart cars. Yet if clumsiness and ugliness would add one mile to their service, Goodrich would make them clumsy and ugly as thecqueero'd pelican, “Quality First,” rules in the manufacture of Silvertowns; and they render quality service first and last. Give your automobile: the obvious grace and eclegance.of the Tires withthe Gwin: . Red Diamonds. on the sidewa alle iiheins mileage is sv t Buy Goodrich Tikes » froma a Dealer* ' “BEST IN THE LONG RUN ‘ew eseopprremted astiantitet (7 er 4 yn