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

) d f | | | € ye, t Wort Ag Wegets ( ' i ee bee 5 U ‘ . ' nf 4 4 ye S ' q a | { gl fie ue oe, avy { ( \ ‘ a THURSDAY, OCT. 23, 1919. The fair Cinderella of Nineteen-nineteen No longer loses her slipper In gay, dancing hours— So the Prince of today, with ardency keen, é Depends on the florist to— “Say it with Flowers.” If you cannot send for her ina eoach and four, you can delight \ her even more with flowers. HE, Chrysanthemum, “Queen of Autumn,” is blooming away in numberless From | beautiful shapes and colors. these we can fashion becoming quets for dance, dinner or theater; or, just one chic arrangement for | “her.” ‘é We are specialists in making up particular bouquets for particular people ‘or particular occasions, will fill your phone order to your fect satisfaction if it is not convenient to call. ea Flowers delivered to any part of the United States or Canada the same day We accomplish this through our F. T. D. system. the order is given. HOSKINS FLORAL DEPARTMENT BISMARCK REAL BSTATE CHEAP, ASSERTS AGENT Takes Exceptions to Article In- dicating That Homes Are Selling High Exceptions are taken to statements made:in a story carried in the Tri- bune recently relating to the housing situation by F. E. Young of the F. E. Young Real Estate Co., who in an in- terview today says: ? “We agree with your article and interview with some unknown real estate dealer in Tuesday evening’s Tribune in that the housing problem in Bismarck is acute \and we also agree that the real estate dealers here sold many houses this year to people who might otherwise be renting ow- ing to the fact that rental property has been so very scarce. But, we do not agree with you or this unknown gentleman’s conclusion that Bismarck property. is high. As a matter. of fact, and this is. easily proven, Bis- MOTHERS WHO PREPARE CAREFULLY WITH Morner's Frienp ‘ AID NATURE AND THE PHYSICIAN She should remain healthy by hav- ing avoided the discomforts which ‘usually accompany such an. occasion where nature -is unaided. The nerves, muscles and tendons; aré) thoroughh lubricated. After.the etisis she shoul speedily regain her, natural condition.’ Mother's Friend is used externally, At all Druggists. Special Booklet on Motherhood and Baby frea, Bradfield Regulator Co, Dpt, F-l0, Atlanta. Ga, the now bou- and per- marck property, the same as. Burleigh county farmlands, are the cheapest in the state if not the northwest. The two chief reasons for the number of house sales made this year are that there has been a large influx of state Capitol employees, traveling men and those engaged in other lines of busi- ness and also a large number of mar- ried men who have served their coun- try during the war have returned home and they and their families have returned to keeping house and this in- flux, added, to the fact that for three years there has been almost ~no residence building here, accounts for the large demand for houses. Houses Worth More “It is true that better prices are being obtained for houses than could be got two or three years ago, but don’t you know that it costs probably fifty percent more to build now than it did then. We do not know what the other agents here get for their properties but we do know that’ we have not sold a house which could be duplicated for the price at which we have sold them . “We repeat that Bismarck property and Burgigh County farm lands are cheap, the cheapest real estate in this part of the country, and they are go- ing to go much higher, for Bismrck is going to grow, and the larger the city ‘the higher: will ‘be. the values here, and for the next year we pre- dict the biggest building boom Bis- marck has ever seen for years. In fact we know of one outfit. which is planning to erect twenty houses here to be sold on easy payments. “And if you think property is high now wait a year or two when it will ‘be selling for what it is really worth. Buying Homes Good Sign “And in conclusion, isn’t it really a good thing that the people are buying homes and not renting? Isn't it:.a splendid thing to be able to say that Bismarck is a city of homeown- ers? Would you want any: better ad- vertising than that? ‘And isnt it a fact that if a man owns his own home that /| he is a better citizen, more progressive takes more interest in public affairs, takes more pride in beautifying his premises and is able to raise his children to a higher grade of citizen- ship? “And let this FACT soak into you; the cheapest real estate in North Da- kota is right here under our very noses in Bismarck and Burleigh coun- ty.’ For Colds or ‘nfluenza and' aso Preventative take LAXA- TIVE BROWVO OUININE Tablets. Look for BE. W. GROVE’S signature on the box. 30c. Dance given by A. 0. U. W. band at armory, Thursday, Oct. 238rd;. O’Connor’s Orchestra. BRADLEY MARKS TO ATTEND BIG MEETING FRIDAY A. O. U. W. Stages Dance To- night, Initiation Tomorrow and Social Tuesday The Ancient Order of United Work- men of this city starting with a dance tonight atthe armory has several activities taking place the remainder of the month. Friday night, the members will en- tertain Grand Master Bradley C. Marks, formerly of this’city but now of Fargo. With ‘Mr. Marks will be Grand Master William Evans of Des ‘Moines, Ta., who is in charge of the A. O. U. W, activities in that state. | | Part of the entertainment provided for the distinguished visitors will be the initiation of twelve new members, music by the Workmen’s recently or- ganized orchestra and a midnight sup- per. This meeting will be held in the Elks club and all members are urged to be present. Next Tuesday! night, at the Elks club, the Workmen will stage a bas: ket social for the benefit of the A. O. U. W. band. The organization’s or- chestra will furnish music for dancing on this occasion, and during the even- ing the baskets will be auctioned off the proceeds being turned over to the band fund. The dance tonight at the armory is also for the ‘benefit of the band, the members taking these various means to raise sufficient money to secure the services of a trained band director. Great progress has been made at re- hearsals and the band will soon be able to appear before the public and live up to the reputation of this active organization. a The Workmen are ‘now planning to have a social on Halloween eve and committees are now at-wwork on this entertainment. Announcement of de- finite plans will probably be made at the meeting Friday night. LEGION SUNDAY’ TO BEOBSERVED BY ALL PASTORS Rev. George Buzzelle Will Hold Special Service at Audi- torium November 9 Special services wil] be conducted at the ‘auditorium Sunday evening, November 9, for the benefit, of Loyd Spetz post of the American ‘Legion by Rev. George Buzzelle of St. George’s Episcopal church. This Sunday has been designated by the national headquarters of the le- gion as American Legion Sunday, and ministers all over the country have been requested to co-operate wtih the local posts in observing this day as of special ‘interest to the former service men. The ministers of this city were requested by the post to make some mention of the legion, or its ideals, or the men composing it on November 9, and George Mercier, who has charge of the matter for the Bismarck post, reports that the response has been very gratifying. Rev. Buzzelle in his letter to Mr. Mercier not only said he would gladly co-operate with the legign in observ- ing this day but that he would ar- range a special program to be given at the auditorium on November 9. “Extend to the members of the Loyd writes Rev. Buzzelle. “I shall try to make it interesting and inspiring and Order your Winter Suit or Overcoat now. We guarantee |satisfac- tion. EAGLE, Tailors, Hatters and Cleaners. Phone d8. —Just Received Car Lot Shipment— POTATOE These are the same quality as the big baked potatoes.the N. P. serves. Per bushel, ONIONS APPLES | CABBAGE Choice eating or $ cooking, per box, the small variety, just right for: pickling, per lb, Just ‘right for kraut, per Ib. Finest Quality of Netted Gems $1.75 5e a pel to GUSSNER’S Bismarck’s Big Bargain Grocery and Market Spetz post a most cordial invitation | to attend the service in a_body,”; BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNB in all things in harmony with the ideals we hold in common.” The main purpose of the observance of this day, said Mr. Mercier today, is to inform the public at large as to origin, principles and aims of the American Legion. Also to stimulate enlistments: in local posts by such soldiers and sailors of the war who have not as yet. joined. It is expected that. action will be taken at the regular meeting of the Bismarck post on’ Rev. Buzzelle’s let- ter and the members will undoubtedly attend the services at the auditorium in a body. COUNTY FARMERS T0 HEAR TALKS BY SPECIALISTS Meetings Will Be Held in Five Parts of County From October 28 to 31 Meetings for the farmers of Bur- leigh county which will be addressed hy noted speakers are scheduled to take place the end of October in five different communities. The gatherings are being held under the direction of he home demonstration agent, Miss Hisie Stark, and the county agricul- teral agent, George W. Gustafson, and will commence October 28, The places-and dates of the meetings are as follows: , Still, October 28. Wing, October 29. Lein township, October 30, Driscoll, October 30 Menoken, October Among the speak the tour of the count, Alexander, stute director of the anti- tuberculosis society; Stuart Lock- wood, state dixector of the agricultural college, and Dr, Don McMahon, live stock specialist, Miss Stark and Mr. Gustafson will accompany the speak: ers on the trip. FIRST AID Dr. Alexander will speak to. the women in particular about first aid und emergency nursing. She will ex- plain what, should be done when peo who will ‘make re Dr, Ida .M. ple are taken suddenly ill before the doctor arrives and how to handle minor sicknesses and injuries, Mr, Lockwood will ontline the work done in grasshopper control and will devote practically all of his speeches to this topic. Mr: Lockwood has been svecializing in this problem for the agreultural college and he will ad- vise the farmers what part they must ray in ridding the county of the grasshopper evil before next spring. LIVE STOCK Dr. McMahon. will speak on animal diseases, their control and eradication. He is recognized as an authority on live. stock topics and has a high repu- tution with the farmers of this county us well as the state at large. Inas- imuch as live stock is becoming. of in- creasing importance in ' Burleigh county, Dr. MeMahon’s topics are of great Interest to the farmers here. At each of the meetings special mu- steal programs: will be. given by local talent, and farmers living near the places wheye these meetings are to be held: are showing considerable inter- est in the coming gatherings. The ses- sions will be held in churches, schools, Varmers’ union buildings and other places, ‘the meetng at the Lein township will be held at the church there and promises to be one of the most inter- esting of them all, There is no vil- Inge or town there and. the farmers are planning to hold an outdoor pic- ric, weather permitting, IN CHARGE OF MBETINGS Victor Anderson of Still will have charge of the meeting at that place, \Frank Prater will be in charge of the 1Lein township meeting, K. A. Ersland )MIl preside at the Driscoll gathering ‘and W. R. Allinson will be master of eremonies at the Menoken. meeting. Alc of the meetings will be held in the jevening at 8 o'clock with the excep- tion of the gathering at Lein, which will take place at 2 o'clock in’ the af- ternoon. | CITY NEWS | o——_________ - _—- POSTMASTER'S EXAM. H. M: Hanson went to”Hazelton to- Gay to Conduct a civil service examin- ation for a postmaster at that place, ‘Mr. Hanson is a member of ‘the civil merle examining board for this dis- riet, M, Holy Communion at St. George's The Holy Communion will be cele- brated at St. George's Espiscopal Church,’ tomorrow, Friday, morning at 10: o'clock with intercessory prayers for the success of. tie Nation Wide Campaign. CURRENT EVENTS CLUB The next meeting of tle Current Events club will be: held November 5 at the home of Mrs. John French, sec- retary of the club, and the subject dis- cussed. will be “Effects of the War on America.” K. C. MEET SUNDAY The regular meeting of the Bismarck chapter of. the Knights of Columbus has been postponed from Friday night to Sunday noon, The meeting will be held in the organization's club rooms and all members are requested to be present, Reports of the committees that had charge of the initiatiofi re- eently held and the athletic, carnival at the auditorium for the delegates to the American Legion's state conven- tion will be made. Paul Cashman Home ‘ Méking almost a record ‘for quick action, Corp. Paul Cashman, who left Brest, France, October 5, arrived home today on No, 8—feeling mighty ‘fit and very happy to see Bismarck once more. Corporal Cashman crossed the Atlantic on the Princess Matoika. He then sped half-way across the con- tinent to Camp Dodge, at.Des Moines, for his discharge, and, without wast- ing a moment, he re-entrained there for home. The entire journey occu- pied but eighteen days. Only yester- day his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cashman, received a card notifying them that'their son had landed in New York and was en. route’ to Camp Dodge. < NEW PASTOR OF M’CABE CHURCH © ASSUMES CHARGE Rev. Dr. George H. Quigley Here to Succeed Dr..W. J. Hutcheson Grand Forks, N, D., Oet. 23,—Dr. George H. Quigley, who has been su- perintendent of the Grand Forks dis- teict of the North Dakota Methodist conference for the past six years, and \ho recently was transferred to the Pismarck conference, ¢ Wednesday Yor the capitol ¢i where he will make his home, Rev. W. J. Hutche son, Who has been pastor of the Bis qxrek church, and who recently | appolnted to succeed Mr. Quigley, ar- rived in the city last night, Rey, Mr, Hutcheson ha tioned at Bismarck for the past four) years. His coming to this city to as-) ume the work of Dr. Quigley is the result. of his appointment by the! bishop at the time of ‘the Methodist | conference at Minot several weeks ago. | Dr, Quigley returned Monday from| Minneapolis, where he had-been spend- | ing some time, and will leave toda tor his new home. ‘The position h just vacated was appoinfive and wa only for six years, At a meeting re cently held in his honor Mr. Quigley | wis presented with a p of gold ty the pastors of the Grand Forks trict, been sta- Recovering from Illness Mrs. May Atkinson, who has been confined to her home for some time with an att: 2k of pneumonia, is recov- ering steadily. She is expected to be DOUELi: BEAU! 1 : Bonham Brothers You Will Feel better, look better and. see better after getting our Glasses, because they re- move the strain caused by overtaxing the nerves and muscles of the eyes. Why not have your eyes ex- amined NOW? 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