The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 19, 1920, Page 5

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE FIVE MATINEE: SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT With ELLIS RHODES, Dramatic Tenor 3 P. M.—ADMISSION $1.10. Seats Now on Sale at Box NIGHT PERFORMANCE AT 8:15 Otfice SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT PROGRAM OF MUSIC VISUALIZATION ConcertDancers PAULINE LAWRANCE, Pianist —ADMISSION $2.20 REX IN & BEAUTIFUL led for 8S o'clock the Commercial been si fed that the al a new kitchen and dining | V that additienal locker room Hi ereated, The club is not so wreaks as some ii other parts of Which haye a nineteenth th can be converted — for and it is not deemed ad | ofher uses, ch is used for, dancing and Ost J Teed has be to the organization during are and We has f that Ae will sie in club activitie: This is tiemarly y of the fact that this AenAMent is hound to produce a new Ae ‘ Important crvemeatel ly iti mmarck Country club's club-howse. it grounds. Will be discussed jt -d.special. meeting of the club which Dresident! H oa pidsonwho held this honor for years. j having “volunta i “1 Minet, wh organized a jeu a8 ason, Wil be rey rst time as am organi ~ Dickinson, intent on impionship. even. the iunning, is} tion. alley teams, wilh as a lure, are expected to come “Adier-i-ka has entirely CURED | in force. my constitpation. I took ONLY one- ! Rismarck has at least a half-dozen half bottle and have not taken an, since,” (Signed) A 4 Adler-i-ka. flushes TH upper an lower bowel so completely it often oth CURES: constipation, Relieves Ai i low city strong bid for the laurels which ‘hampion Reuter so loug monopolized, cra ten’ or ee from the mentary canal (which poisoned stow SQCIAL TO) ach for months). Prevent appendi-| ‘The Epworth league of the McCabe citis, The INSTANT pleasant action; Methodist church will give a Colonial of Adler-i-ka astcnishes both doctor: i It is a mixture of buck- rine and nine oth- | er simple ingredients. Jox. Breslow,/! (1 Druggist. | h tomorrow Special invitations young people in’ th including the members of thi hh school, to attend th Ask Your Neighbor | se the High Cost of Living | By Living High Nothing Quite So Good for you and your children Large (goodness-preserving) “waxtite” package. ‘The best thick corn flakes you I ever ate-or money back. At All Good Grocers visable te encroach upon the main | state'chimpion, John Reuter of Dick- | » champion- | social in the basement of the churel j 1Ol4 Avenue A. {The ) Clark | | HE MAY INHERIT FIELD MILLIONS an w he tions to! the deceased's memory were t ve I i} | m ne hall Field of Chi- is suing for a share in the estate of the late Mar cago. the multi-millionaire merchant, is the father of her three-year-old | child, Henry Anthony Marsh. The picture shows little Henry dis- porting himself in the barnyard of his home in Norfolk, England. ue SEC. NEWS _ ————' several days following an operation. | fr reported practically recovered and Will probably be able to re duties at the capitol next we ame her} GIRL BORN Kk A baby girl was born yesterday orm: | ss ame oak alka | ing to Mr. and Mrs, Ernest McClure. | COUNTRY CLUB stockhald Md members i | club will hold yonight the the Bi Fa speci) med Frid: Commercial club pn MRS. ROOP ILL eal it is confined to her Mrs home. with by Sim Th Clark, president of severe attack of broue ‘al Several important. matters a lfocting the welfare of the club’ are ‘AN HOSPITAL to be taken up and a good agent | Mrs. Gross and her da = desired, Ann. are Irs, Gros: tors. t the $ lives at Napoleon, CARD OF THANKS fo extend sincere nd the ations: ite eur vin KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Tancred Commander, plar, will hold its semi-monthly meet | duri ing tonight at the Masonic temple, [ot our Lelove a =a Dawson, sempauthy yx our dy yement in the de son and brother, As. for MEETS TONIGHT THE FAMILY. The subordinate lodge of ythe In- dependent Order of Oddfellows wits | HERE FOR TRE | hold its regular weekly meeting al} apy, . c ief from an illness | (nidfellows hall tent ing at some of Is in the county those at) Rochester, Minn. nte} of Ove wtche. | a is at th ins hos-| py 1 will | operited on the end of | Ano early cure for him is BRIDGE CLUB MET The Bridge club met yesterday at | terioon the home of Mrs. J. J xth_ stre The mem- ry enjoyable time, by bers ha ud a av NEW MILLINE Miss Anna Pi Johnson, who © reputation ine the § pert milliners, have been added to the Webb Brothers millinery department force. PAPE'S \ a 1 MEET FRIDAY | The members of the senior chapter | ' i | of the World Wide Guild) will meet Friday night at the home of R. Mob- Third street. at S$ o'clock “All members are urged to be | DIED 1 Mrs. Mary Arndt cf Dot Relieves Indigestior Hurry! Buy At once! gaused by Acidity. aken to the home of the deceased this morning, “TURN FRO Mrs, G. A. Hassell of I will return the end of the week Minot, her former home, where has spent the last two weeks. Mrs. Mary Cumings, Mrs, Hassell's mother, is here from Mason to spend the winter with her daughter. |g ROOM 4 HUGHES BLOCK | Electrolysis for the Removal Scientific Facials IMPROVED nm. State superia- “Kellogg’s Korn Krisp—Corn Fiakes—in the Green Package” Marcel Waving le Miss Marsh calims that the late Henry Field, grandson of |“ kon were pr ry beautiful, \ The pallbeare 's were J Rus Interment ae ‘ . i. ny her | ae rouly: Robert | j Treacy and Kenneth; Tre other, Mrs, C.D. Patters Mi | sapolis. wi present, i FUNERAL OF LATE ROBERT EDBERGIS | WELL ATTENDED | nder- | as hy Fairview ceme- | Yonnmber of flora! } which Mr. Edbe CHEW A FEW--PUT STOMACH IN ORDER! | mcals without fear of upsetting stomach. Read ‘‘Common Sense Rules Regarding Stomach”’ in package. HART BEAUTY PARLOR “\|FUNERAL SERVICES|BISMARCK GIRL DIES IN SEATTLE FOR / MRS. TREACY | VERY IMPRE SSIVE| Re ‘Last Rites Offered Memory of | Airs, for interment, and funeral will be held from St. M pro-cathedral at » Sunda noon, Interment will he made in St Marys cemetery,” 1owi ed by all who kue of ber death is r With genet a woman exteem- » Stephen Ey Woman Beloved by Many ie street. v in This City Is. Ine ot tober 2 i " fame | _ OF Ameri force of more than marked the hea number of friend: ‘ Toattended ino honor of ‘the! of one of the m ho has ever Hyed in this 5 The s " conducted iy Re C. Postlethwaite, pastor of the} nln ccomplished by Mrs. Tre her life time and the took in spreading chy ping other The floral and | nt ribn- | {Services Held: at Baptist Chureh | Yesterday After- noon | The funeral e « eonucted by the Rey. the Baptist church and Rev. of the Methodist chu number of the de jonds and members of his le dered that espec ially ly Light” “Asleep in closing witit beautiful evening hymn, “Abide rers were AJR. Murray | Darwine 1 John arisen, Theo nce of the populari father, Marcus A. al where | Very beautiful wer gs from the grades of en absent dur y own and! r father's illr is may also tid of the ' tributes ol pathy coming from the Bismarck + ttling works, the Woodme nds of the bereaved family. NOT Having sold our quest That all persons: knowin, Ives indebted to us, to call and settle Keb. 20, NORTZ LUMBER CO. 16-2 one TT planning to take care of ot Jess than 60,000 Amet- Heartburn, Gases, Dyspepsia, a box at any drug store. Eat Harmless—Splendid! TELEPHONE 896 1 of Superfluous Hair. Scalp Treatment Hair Dying There sur ' year-old son, id Mothe i dohn and Pneume who ‘spoke of the wonderful | which cam tive | ond came, If million men, 1,200,000, mited, came from farms, four and ee with her when th. 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