The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1919, Page 5

Sat MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1919 BIG CONCERN T0 BUILD HOME FOR | LOCAL BUSINESS John Deere Implement: Co. Will Erect Three-Story Struc- ture Here Another mark of the growing im- portance of Bismarck ag a distribut- ing center for a prosperous territory is shown in the announcement made today that the John Deere Implement Co., one of the largest manufacturers and distributors of farming machin- ery in the world, will build a three story building costing thousands of dollars on Main and Second street on the present site of the Dakota Motor Co. The final details of the sale of this property was consummate Satur- day. The company that will distribute the Deere products*here will be known ag the Deere-Weber Co. and will cover the entire territory west of the souri river as well as some po east of the river. The property was owned by the Corwin Motor Co. The new company will probably break ground about March 15, 1 a three-story building 50 by in size. It will be the most modern building of its type in the city and will embody the latest features re- quired by the Deere-Weber Co. This will be the second big farm im- plement company to put up a structure in Bismarck using this city for its di tributing center for a large territory. Tho International Harvester already has one of the finest buildings of its kind located in this city and with the completion of the Deere-Weber struc- ture, Bismarck will become probably the most important distributing cen- ter for farming machinery in the state. We can save you money by getting your cylinders reground, fitted with new pistons and vings. Write for prices.: Bis- marck Foundry & Welding Co. FOR SALE—Furniture and household goods. Housekeeping _ outfit complete; bargain. 222 rjat the Orpheum theater. PAULINE FREDERICK | in“ THE / FEAR WOMAN" Goldwyn Piciures The cast includes Milton Sills, Harry S. Northrup and many other popular stars. This fea- ture will be shown tonight only Com- ing tomorrow, “Mickey.” THEY IMITATE FRUIT FLAVORS Many fruit fiavors tions, They call them In Ji Sell desserts come in liquid form, in y: a bottle in each package. ‘ The flayors are made by crushing fresh, ripe fruit. They are fruit-juice ssences condensed. You serve real fruit when you ser Jifty-Jell. You get the delights the healthfulness of fruit. And peopl? need fruit d But these bottled fruit; flavors are found in Jiffy-Jell only. To get them you must ask for Jiffy 1 and look for that name on the } ge. Thero ‘@ other desserts whieh sound like fy-Jell, but they do not have these flavors, the _flivors ‘There's Dance at K. C. hall Tuesday night. McDonald Bros. “Euphon- ic Orchestra.” Christmas Seals sold by school children. Second st. Free This Jiffy Measuring Cup (Aluminum) Here’s a Gift Which Every Woman Needs This week we offer this Jiffy Cup free to housewives who use Jiffy-Jell. Just send the end label from a Jiffy- Jell package, with coupon. The Jiffy Cup holds exactly water to dissolve one package one-half pint. Fill twice with of Jiffy-Jell. It also holds exactly one cup, as called for'in many recipes. Cups vary in size, so ordinary cups often spoil the recipe. This is an exact cup, and marks on the side indicate fractions of a cup. For Making Jiffy Jeu The, Real Fruit-Juice Dessert We supply this cup so.that Jiffy-Jell may be made €éx- actly right. Jiffy-Jell is the new-day. fruit dessert. Millions, have adopted it. If you do not know it, get a package, and send end label for this cup. Each fruit flavor is coy- densed fruit juice. It is rich and abundant, so each dessert tastes like a fresh-fruit dainty. Each fruit- juice essence comes in liquid form, in glass. There’s a bottle in each pack- age. The flavor sealed in this Way can’t escape. Most fruit favors are merely artificial tastes. What folks need ‘is 4% Ten Flavors in Glass Vials A Bottle in Each Package ‘Mint Lime , Raspberry — Cherry Loganberry Strawberry Pineapple Orange Lemon Coffee Flavor ee eeweeenenesscncccesny real fruit juice, rich in carthy salts. You get those healthful and delightful juices in Jiffy- Jell desserts. .They cost a trifle. A-package ,of Jiffy-Jell serves six people in mold form, or twelve if you whip the jell. And all for a few cents. The fruit alone, in, ordinary form, would cost much more than Jiffy-Jell. The desserts are quick and convenient. Jiffy-Jell comes ready - sweetened, in proper color and acidulated. Simply add water, then the flavor from the vial, and let cool. Compare this new style with the old-style quick desserts. Learn how much. this realfruitadds. Do this now, then mail the label for the cup. You will use the cup every day. MAIL THIS : Fill in your name and address, and enciose an end label ‘from a Jiffy-Jell package. Jiffy Dessert Co., Waukesha, Wis. Send the Jiffy Cup to abe: average over $100,000 [BANK CLEARINGS TAKE JUMP WHEN BIG BANK JOINS Almost Reach $2,000,000 When “State Institution Becomes a Member the Bank of North Dakota thru the Bismarck With clearing its items Clearing house, dhe bank clearings for the last month! were the highest in the history of the city reaching $1,934,8 as compared with less than $1,000,000 the monthly; average heretofo: Beto! ate institution Joined | the city clearing house the daily clearings averaged about $40.- 000. Since the Bank of North Dakota has adopted this convenience of cleu ings its many items, the daily clear- nd-reached as high as $194,595 on November 28, the day after Thanksgiving. The average daily clearings before the Bank of North Dakota joined the association for the month of Novem- ber was $36,880. The average daily; clearings since the state institution 1 become a member of the clearing house is $108,000. These figures} indicate that the daily — clearings of the state bank is about $72,000 con-/ siderably more than the average daily clearings of any of the local banks. ———___-__—_ +: | CITY NEWS | um —— -—~?é ME MASON ~The blue lodge i s will meet! Monday night at the M onic temple. All members are urged to attend. CLUB TOMORROW. ; The Mothers’ club will meet Tuesday | afternoon with Mr: D. T. Owens for ¢ social session, Mr IL Light will assist the ho: CALLED TO CHICAGO F. EF. Young has been called to Ch'- eigo by & message announcing the death of his father and the serious ill ness of his mother. BAND REHEARSAL The Elks’ band will hold its weekly rehearsal tonight at the Elks club.; Those who are interested in the prog-| ress the band has been making under the directi MEET TONIGHT The members of the city commis-| sion will hold their regular weekly | meeting tonight at the city hall. In- asmuch as there was no meeting last week it is expected that there will be considerable business! to be transacted. | \ ern Star pevening, at 7 tiation, allil will “be held "Tes y 30, when there will be in mn, balloting ‘on pett- pr business to) be followed s All officers and 1 to attend. by a so members The American Tsceou dance Saturday night at the Masonic temple was a bls s ‘ess, more than 200 persons attend- During the evening refreshments were served. MeDonala’s furnished the music. The next dance qa be held during the Christmas holi- days, BRIDE IN GERMANY Jones, recently of the Ameri- of occupation in German: a visitor at the adjutant general's Saturday afternoon. Jones. who , brought home with him is war trophies a German De ide who does not speak yery muci English. M HLY MEETING The monthly meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. Penner, 821 Fourth street. The topic which will be taken up will be “Hero- ines of the Union.” An interesting pro- gram has been arranged and all mem- bers are urged to attend. PIANIST MOVES HERE Douglas Boardman of Minneapolis, one of the best piano players in the Twin Cities, has moved to J arck and will make his home her Mr. Boardman is the pianist in the Me- Donald orchestra and has established himself in mu 1 circles in this city as being an exceptional player. TWO FIRE ALARMS The fire department a ered two alarms since last) Saturday afternoon. The first was a silent alarm Saturday night calling the department to Main street between Sixth and Seventh to yt out a fire caused by an ash pile. The other happened Sunday morning as the result of pers living ‘in a frame building at Washington and Main streets traying to thaw out the water pipe. Practically no damage was done at either bl EXAMINATION FOR CARRIER A civil service examination for a rural carrier for Morton county will he held December 12 at Bismarck and Timmer. The post will be at Judson and Timmer across the river and the examination is open to all citizens and to women who are widows of sol- sailors and marines, or wives soldiers and marines whose service. Informa- tion red from Harry Lar- son at the ‘posto: will hold a We ork Sale, a The Catholic Food Sale also Fan Gas Office 5th and Broadw: Dee. Saturday p. m. All indies avis Fancy work to donate will please call Mrs, A. W. Lucas, so she can complete her list. 12-13 sii et a Dance at K. C. hall Tuesday night. McDonald Bros. “Euphon-| 4. ic Orchestra.” BISMARCK. DAILY.-TRIBUNE A Special Purchase Sale of Fashionable Coats VERY EXTRAORDINARY VALUES AND BIG VARIETY. WE OFFER OUR ENTIRE SPECIAL PURCHASE ASSORTMENT OF LATE SEA- SON FABRIC COATS, INCLUDING FIFTY MODELS THAT USUALLY SELL AT WHOLESALE FOR MORE THAN OUR RETAIL PRICE. To obtain the low price we got on these Coats, such saving as the low price we obtained enables us to offer. we had to-take an immense quantity of them. because we knew that our customers would be eager to avail themselves of the opportunity of buying these Coats at Coats . Fr resh F: rom F ashion Centers We did not hesitate Tha s YOUR CHOICE Daily Fashions Hint VERY OHIO AND SIMPLE, This one-piece frock is developed in a combination of smart materials upon yery simple lines. waist is of self-figured satin, while the skirt is of duvetyn. Buttons of self-material trim the skirt, which is unstitched along the upper edge at the sides to produce the prevailing widened effect. collar and cuffs of duvetyn complete the details. Medium size requires 234 yards 36-inch satin and 114 yards 54- inch duvetyn. The lovg A narrow belt, vest, Pictorial Review Dress No. 8517. Sizes, 34 to, 44 inches ‘bust. Price, 25 cents, . W. Lucas & Co., sole agents for Pictorial Review Patterns son’s latest: models, such as Silvertones, Frost Cloth, Tinsel Tone, Wool Velours, Cheviots, Kerseys and interlined, some with satin, others with self material trimmings, others fur trimmed. New and beautifully tail “ ored, warm and serviceable winter Coats. advise an early choosing from this lot before the choicest models are sold. We belted or loose effects, styles that promise a permanent vogue. THE STORE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE LEAVES FOR CHICAGO | Dr. M. W. Roan, who had been con- {fined to the St. Alexius hospital from shooting accident, left the hospital Saturday. for Chicago for special treat- ment. ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Mothers |club will be held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. T. Owens, 618 Fifth street. New officers will be elected at this time and the members will hold a social meeting. Mrs. F. H. Light will assist Mrs. Owens, This will be the last mecting of the year and all members are requested to at- tend. LUTEFISK SUPPER The Ladies’ Aid of the Trinity Lu- theran church have arranged to serve a lutefisk supper at the K. P. Hall on Friday evening, December 5 beginning a The ladies are making ex- ve arrangements and will serve one of those large meals for which e noted. Besides lutefisk there ‘0 be lefse, primost, flat bread, rullepolse, fattigmand, krumkage, and many other good things. MET THIS AFTERNOON The Monday noon at the home of Mrs. H. P. God- dard where an interesting proj non modern Japanese fiction was given. The roll call was answered y Japan- ese customs. ui n gave a review of the Japanese novel “An translated by Alfred A. Kopf. Mrs. Fr. Dullam gi ketch of Las Hearn and Mr: . H. Dobler ga review of 170 Chinese poems. Mrs. M. H. Jewell talked on W: illiam Locke’s “Far AW WALKING SIGNBOARDS Considerable amusement has result- ed from the policy of certain members of the special session of the legis injuries to his left eye following a| club met this after- Adopted Husband,” by Sono. Onakago, | j nia 1 cinds of buttons, banvers and insig- It was a frequent sight to sec tors wearing a “votes for wo- men” banner, a button booming Goy- ernor Frazier for the presidency in 1920, World War Veterans buttons and the usual league “We'll Stick” buttons with a goat pendant. “They look like a bunch of walking sign- boards,” is the way one person de- scribed the bedecked legislators. ALIENS WILL BE The December term of the fourth EE , Judge W. L. Nuessle applications for final citizenship pa- pers. A number of the applicants are from Germany, Russia and Austria. Each person will be thoroughly ques- tioned as to his actions and sympa- thies during the war. Following the naturalization hear- ings which will probably take all Tuesday if not longer, the regular Notice The postponed hearing of Bis- marck Water Supply Co. case before the State Railroad Commission will commence at two o’clock Tuesday afternoon at State Capitol Building. Special invitation extended to all users of city water. BISMARCK ‘WATER CONSUMERS’ COMMITTEE Made of popular materials Tweeds and Wool Mixtures. Shell lined A- W- Lucas Company YOUR CHOICE court calendar will be taken up, The ery numerous, the big majo! ing civil cases with fifteen criminal Buy your winter coat during our big special purchase sale. A. W. Lucas Co. Let’s go to JOHNSON’S for Hosiery. Tomorrow and Wednesday ICKEY” is pack. ed with a lifetime o f experience. It is a super- picture that comes @ only once in a long while. 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