The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 26, 1920, Page 5

iy | 4 FRIDAY, BISMARCK DAILY TRIBU EASTER CANTATA PALM SUNDAY AT ELTINGE THEATRE: “The Son of Man,’ Harvey B, Gaul’s beautiful Easter cantata,- will be pre- sented at the Eltinge theatre Sunday evening by the choir of St. George . church, undey the direction of J. F. é Paul Gross. Singers who will participate in the oe ® production are Misses Bauer and Sil- “Style Shoes of Quality’”’ MARCH 26, 1920 ‘ FIVE An Attractive Showing of Suits, Coats, Dresses Mulliner afl Footwear For Easter Wear And right now, just in time for your Easter Wearing, you'll find, our Spring Assortments rich in models of refinement and good seth, sopranos;, Mrs. Bankston and isg Jones, contraltos; Messrs. Hal- yorson and, Wright, ten Messrs. Humphreys and Gross, \Miss Muriel Floren will act as ac: b companist. "The cantata hag. beet pre- pared to mark the Palm Sunday ob- . z servaiice at the Eltinge theatre, where ‘ aa x Rey, George Buzzelle, recter of St. ; 4 3 f ! George’s, has conducted well attended "i 5 ; Sunday evening services ‘since the Easter Showing of ) opening of the new Ww playhouse, Important Meeting y of Bismarck K. C.’s ~ ~ ‘ j Stylish Footwear y ’ ‘ \ There wilt be an impgrtant_meet- ing of Bismarck council, Knights of Columbus, on Sunday afternoon at = : B ue tions for the “Api 6 case age ae |@ taste. Prices couldn’t be more reasonable than these on high . ts is gently requested to turn Diem in at . < | _ THE HIGH SHOES thie meethig quality merchandise. | | , 8 1-2 and 9 inch Boots in lovely shades of BISMARCK ENGINEERS ‘ brown ,as_ well as fine black Jeather, tell the WILL MEET TONIGHT AT|¥: “y : : 1920 Spring season’s story) of smart. footwear. rf COMMERCIAL CLUB HALL A Splendid Variety "| Graceful, smart and comfortable, are the long - The Bismarck Engineer ing society f Fa C ape slendering lasts in boots that tread the path of * Niner Apart deena a ae ce) ster oats service and the same is true of the lasts in mod- ‘will be presentad explaining the pur. . poses. of various national engineering You will fancy these coats by their beauty of els for dress. | associations. ‘Tho committee on con. ‘ . ; stitiuion and by: laws will peesont ‘its lines, finish, quality of fabric, richness of color The prices range from $8.50. up i ALteHHeHOLNE ettie coment ae cae and smartness of style. We offer these coats y s nests. at Grand Forks recently will be 6f service at moderate prices. THE LOW SHOES { [apie Here may now be seen the ST. GEORGE'S GUILD $21.50, $39.50 and $59,50 pleas new styles to be worn this , / HOLDS FOOD AND FANCY ' “BS Spring and Easter—Pumps: , and Oxfords of high quality ;WORK SALE SATURDAY Special Purchase \ in every approved/ material, A One of the finest gales of its kind Cee F style and color—and with ° will be given Saturday afternoon by the of Jerse Suits a. each pair purchased is given members of St. George's guild of St. y ; ® our assurance of absolute sat- a peor anal shuteh. es isfaction. We are specialists Cateeee ineornee CaeTNIEA muse Enables us to sell them at a very low figure. in the fitting of footwear. , ‘a Broadway a a i i in % ge and Broadway. Stylish models, colors navy, brown, or rookie. Prices range from $7.50 up Included in the sale will be many dainty articles dear to’ the feminine Your choice. of this lot at hand = made ‘handkerchiefs, 39 50 and similar articles. Home i . \ cooked food will: also be offered and § 4 feature of the sale will be veasonable, prices which the guild is charging for the many useful and beautiful articles. ° = | CITY NEWS | > : ~ RECOVERING FROM OPERATION Mrs. Charles 1). Lamb, who recent: ly underweiit an operation at the Bismarck hospital, is enjoying the con- iarMe Tone of her many, Erends nut Beautiful Dresses Blouses of Rare Beauty With such beautiful fashions of- Me for Faster Wear . Dress styles this season are more MISS’ANN’ STREIB, POPULAR“YOUNG __»::|DR. MW: ROAN BUYS WOMAN OF CITY, TENDERED PARTY} HOME FOR ; $8,000 ON if en THAYER AND PARK STS. Friends of Miss Ann Streib tendered; ment five years ago. She leaves Bis- het a surprise. parcel shower in bef) marck Thursday to go to her home at honor «fit the home, of Mrs. Charles | New ‘Salem for a short visit before Hageman, 116 Broadway. Wednesday | becoming a June bride. After her RNIVAL TONIGHT The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church will hold a Carnival of Wonders tonight st the Dr, Martin William Roam has pur-| church parolrs.': A program, incliding chased the home being puilt on the} a playlet and a tableau, Will be fol- Mrs. Hageman was assisted | wedding, Miss Streth will make her | Comer of Thayer and Park streets for | lowed by g side, show. fered in such a variety it is no “Dorothy, Blunt, Miss Alma home at Fargo. Miss Streih's sister, |,$8000 from A. N. Weisenhorn.. The ae CS OREE oa ‘ ‘ winsome than they: have been, : ial ' poe bee ig a “este est t house will_probably be completed by FROM McKENZIE. \ wonder that waists are so pop- q ia Nadlogcand. diss Frieda: Nadler inj iwas Miss Esther Streth, has just been | ie irat of April iat: whieh time, Dr. |". d.-ML Berthorr. ana-P.P. Wilss, two ranging from the artistically | curetalnihs, the guests during the married to Edwin H.'J. Stein at New Roan and, his family, will move into of the community builders of MeKen- ular this season. Many new simple styles to the, most elabor- \ Dari Arias ity, | their new home. ale. were here today calling on’ friend 4 2 f ‘ i) A dainty Tune Heda Was served, cov: Set art rae rence in Hees ee | mhe nowse is one of the finest in the | and attending to business. matter styles have just arrived and are ate. Choose from our large _rs belug’ Inid for sixteen. “A. color | MINS & of friendsecause of her win. |.city, absolutely. modern in every re- | Conditions in the McKenzie dist : ‘ stocks. You will find prices very se ete; Hntifaly carved. out in pink | #00 “personality, Her departure to| spect, is two. stories high and has | @re favorable, they report, and ey now on display, prices moderate. bl antsetiear aie hoane The wucats New Salem and later removal to Fargo | seven rooms. ‘The house is built on a one is looking foiward to a good sea- $1.50; $2.00, $3.00, $5.00, $6.00 reasonable. enjoyed a very pleasant evening. permanently will make her sadly los 62 eared 148 feet Dr. ovine " _ eri me : i ay $19. 50, $22. 50, $39. 50 Blips Ware: é & missed by her many friends in this | Roan at the present time are i, an ie ‘ g 5 iy <2 Miss Streib has heen secretary of | vty. es ue *| at the Grand Pacific hotel. REBEKAHS TONIGHT Others Higher Others More 2 Of the Rebekais ing at Odd Fel- A large class of candi- be initiated after whieh The regular mee: Sota tatatataee will-be held this ev DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA INSTALL filo: lt i the dental firm of Drs. Rawlings. \ Towne and Toney since its establish- ‘ a session will he enjoyed. All local | FURNITURE FOR. SALE OFFICERS; FINE PROGRAM GIVEN |« seston witt be enjoyed. An local Your East er F ootw ear White Frost refrigerator. The annual installation of newly | Brown, monitor. The ton a pices fen Mecting begins promptly at Fumed oak -dining room suite. | elected officers of the Daughters of ;#t¢ Miss Catherine Clifford and Miss O f d d Sho Odd arm chairs and rockers. Isabella” was held at the Knights of | T° Scie eanike inva sti hopeea! qIAR “RABY pau OUTER : ‘umps, Xxfords an Oes i Old, English library. table. e meeting, the ‘ 7 Columbus hall Wednesday night. Migs inter ing program. | U Florence Davis gave a short | an ss Tibh gave two readings ‘atherine Roherty prosented loa shont, dire the proud parénuts of ight pound baby girl born at the Bismarck hospital Weilnes Mrs. Nordquist’ was formerly After the | McDonald, daughter of “Mr. refreshments were | D, R, McDonald of 404 . Brink, Mrs. F. B. | and is yery popular in this Mary Kelly. Three rugs, of various patterns. One large brass bed with box springs? One birdseye maple dresser! with large mirror. me electric range. One gas water heater. Kitchen table and utensils.! ‘ Several large stone jars. Ella Baonnn, district deputy, was in- | ye, stalling officer. talk. s just installed were | and M : ! two interpretative dances. light The new oftices Miss Bannon, grand regent, ores Kupitz, vice grand regent Elizabeth Lang, péophet Ward, historian ; Mis _.* Await Your Choosing Miss | progrum, ; Mane Katherine Strauss and M Shoes don’t make the woman no more than clothes make the man. But well fitting stylish shoes give any woman an appearance of well bred, up-to-date prosperity. . Our Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords have a distinctive look of refinement and taste that makes them worth more than other shves. REBEKAHS INITIATE ny There will be a big initiation of new members tonight at Odd Fellows hall by the Rebekah Jodge No, 40 of ecial lot gray wool shirts for 2 ch, U. overalls, blue hout and. brown with {AT THE MOVIES ||: i H Call 525R for appointment. 37 Avenue A. ry oat hs & . f kee ony, Rosset dress om bekahs and Odd Fell fi) enjoy a leathers, dress or play models, specially priced ‘the Government for Overseas wear; social hour including, dancing and sul | and heels. $39.90 dozen or | per, Field and Hobnail All in’ good condition. THE ORPHEUM =. a aay cae After the busines ssion, the Re- One lot of, Boys Shoes, broken sizes, many styles, button or lace, good $3 2 5 i i ry e “Quiet” Carter was the name he had won for himself among the law- ve less miners: of Spanish Bar, one of the most disorderly mining commun- ties in California of "49. He was a blue-blooded aristocrat of a fine ol. XIUS ST. Among those who have heen admit- $$ HOSPITA L O's. Army blankets, $6.50 each. « LADIES. Virginia family, but hé made a place| ARMY OFFICER’S/NEW CLOTHING | teq ut the St., Alexius hospital are { f ] N S feet We sell wooleéns. by |} " himself among the scum of hu-) hese articles Are all of the very best ; Lena Down- ( irace! u ew pring ~ manity that called Spanish Bar home. | grade and are ‘absolutely new. Piticer's Bismarck ; the yard. | Woman had no place in his life, and | mercerized khaki shirts) $27.00 éweaters: Katie Rothschi Hebron; Baby EL . 5 is when. one of the miners proposed to | $15 ft } mer Drumm, ing; George Wehri. Skirts Klein—Tailor and | send back east for a cargo of eepmen sleeveless woal ewe Haymarsh; M Raphael Ruscheins- Carter was the last to give con- | sleeveless. swea' Brisbane; Mrs. William Partyka, Cleaner sent. But like the good sport that h| ficer's wool mack on : ' was he allowed the turn of a card tc proots Re tttan’ saudi 340.00 Those recently discharged” were Among which are new gay colored decide—and he lost. eee een caine. Orion Greeson, : Skirts that are now quite the rae. Se ee ilge ter Larson, Baldwin; ) ) But no less attractive are those of the a 14 | Refrigerators . © Mrs, Joe F, Wagner, W lainer kind. You will find them all a || TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY | | for complete stocks | Bernard Magrum, Braddock P 2 here in large variety, priced upward from $19.50 A lot of Serge Mixtures, Stripes and + Plaid Models at $4.48 -W. LUCAS CO. “The Store of Quality and Service” ric " Large si <4 | of all kinds ‘army goods including tents. l : FOR SALE |e “ties, tarpaulins. ran etc. No goods | Ralpjy Turnet McKeilzie ; John Meier, 4 a shipped withcut ca: Your! Menoken; (. Gut Schmidt, /Wishek ; Harrow, Sulky Plow, Dise. Also; Useo ARMY MATERIALS FOR SALE| Shipped withcut Cas anelude | er } Horses rmy Wool shirts, used but| postage when xoods s. Joseph Woodland, Glencoe. y INQUIRE LOGAN STORE | xoula + djs fected and repaired. Tenew via parcel Post. | An BE are = 1 shirts $21.1 00° dozen ‘or 5 lass if ree $16.50 dozen or $1.7: Al W. ANTE! Des furnished rooms, for i one ora ts | me it . Buy your Easter Suit now: The very best of : styles " $35.00 to $75.00 ning. odd work or ci ve orders at office. |F St. stove work, + beatin, Special Today and Saturday. BANANAS, PER DOZEN Q pin, set with “diamond and pea Reward for returne to Holm! Sutdio. 3 A HAS NEW As . Guar. ; ‘ ‘go Z Renan. resister of. eae: bas uaranteed to fit t 30c,40c and 50c iad: Rosoan, eens ot Sh ical staff at the court house to fill : K; iss Fleanor Lamb, for Frank roll y connected with the motor vehi- Y cle department at the capitol, and The Tailor win with | SMYRNA CANDY STORE 404 Main Street Keen in Mr. AvEUCHUUAADUUNADAUGUPAUREDSUUUEANUUOAUUOOELEDOUAEOUOUATOCGUOTEAORMONNCRETUENOUGNGUUOTAUUNEETOOOOENODOULOGQUOUUEOCUDONGOOGOONDODHOUOHY