The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 13, 1920, Page 5

\e « Spe aia apy THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1920 _—— PLANS OUTLINED FOR PROGRAMOQN)| 0: § 22.ScHoots MEMORIAL DAY Represegtatives of Thirteen Or- ganizations Decide to Co- operate on May 30 | Elaborate plans for the observance of Memorial Day, May 30, were out- lined at a meeting last night which was attended by representatives of thirteen organizations of the city. The meeting, held in the Commer- cial club rooms, was called to order by Major Geo. L. Russ, commander of the American Legion. In the morning, on Memorial Day, a firing squad, buglers and flower bearers will visit both cemeteries and the river. The firing squad will fire three volleys, the bugler will blow “taps,” and the flower bearers will distribute flowers. A parade will be held-in the after- noon at 4:30 p. m.- Capt. E. G. Wan- ner, veteran of the Spanish.:American .War, has been named grand marshall of the parade. Other Spanish-Ameri- can war veterans will be his aids. Two Bands The first section of the parade will include veterans of the world war, the governor and members of the city commission. The Elks’ band will lead the section. The second section will be led -by a full Salvation Army band. followed by varioys fraternal ‘bodies. The parade will end at.the auditor- yium, where at 4:30 p. m. a Memorial Day pageant will be given. The page- ant is one prepared by the American Legion national headquarters. Large Chorus One of the features of the pageant is a large chorus, Mrs. A. C. Jacob- son, president of the Thursday Music club, will organize the chorus. The cast for the pageant has not been se- lected. - Representatives of the various fra- ternal organizations who were at the 1 tire states. GARDEN MANUALS ARE OFFERED BY Lessons in Gardening to Assist Children Have Valuable Information, Washington, D. C., May 13.—Manu- als of garden lessons adopted to the five climatic zones of the United ‘States have been published by, the bureau of education. -These manuals are sent free to teachers. They have been adopted in a great many cities and towns, and in some cases by en- They should help great- ly in making gardening a recognized part of the course of study in all schools. ‘The central states region covers the states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ken- tucky, Michigan, (Minnesota, 'Nebras- ka, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dako- ta, and Wisconsin. ‘ : “Lessons of gardening for the cen- tral states region” have been brought together in garden manuals Nos. 1 and 2. Manual ‘No, 1 deals with “Getting the garden ready and planting and caring for crops.” - Manual ‘No. 2 is | divided into “Planting and cariag for crops” (vegetables not covered in No. 1),, “Preventing and controlling in- sects and plant disease,” and “Get- ting ready for next+year’s crop.” Copies of the above publications for the use of pupils may be pur- chased from the superintendent of documents, government printing of- fice, Washington, D. C. a eee, CITY NEWS | ot Nurse Supervisor Here Miss Ruth Bracken, of Minneapolis, superintendent of nurses in North Dakota for the Red Cross, is in Bis- marck to spend several days, inspect- ing conditions. Entertains Card Club ‘Mrs. W. C. Bush. of 423 Sth street. entertained at a prettily appointed affair, the Card club, Tuesday after- noon. A course lunchedn was servel at the close of the game. No Approvals No Exchanges on Sale Goods FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WN... SPECIALS. ... Silk Dresses ors. sizes 1 tinctiv One large sales group of high grade silk dresses in the sea- son’s newest styles and col- Values up to $42.50, Silk Dresses In this group are many dis- Taffeta, Satin and Tricolette. |. WEBB BROTHERS “First in Style” ‘First in Variety” ‘SUITS - | SUITS SUITS Many high grade models all Specially Priced for Quick Clearance LOT 1. 4 to 40. Special $29.50 LOT 2 : e models developed of Reduced 25% “Foremost in Value” No Approvals No :Exchanges .on Sale Goods © meeting last night, will present the Seek Ex Service Man : i» ¥ outlined program at meetings of their The Burleigh county Red Cross has organizations this week for approval. | been asked to locate lewis Cohen, an * % hat NOTICE! _ ex-service mam, vllo-diseppcered from Silks y ! a government hospital in New York. Don’t forget the rummage | He formerly lived at Moff. . ° HATS Lot 1 sale Friday and Saturday, at To Make Address ’ eieeetene = ee . fhe yneh ponee just ge of nooerse Ne Kenistob secretary. of T e ] tt In this assortment are many pretty le 1S church. = | the Commercial club, at ss bus- a ae body Ordielly invited to Sats iness men in New Salem Friday night YICO e e Sane bell roid ae ra values, Figured Organdies eo A on the subject “Every Farm a Fac- 4 i ‘ riday and Saturday t and any article you wish to do-| ory." ‘The Commercial club in. New ||| All pure silk Tricolette in Navy, White, M aye Wo choee ain ae be called for by | Salem wilt ve reorganized. Rose and Black. Regular $10.50 quality. . A large and well selected assortment of oning 26. AS AOE LT : PD ig 26. ees ; iasnienoues “ Special es and Saturday, $ 8.95 Choice $3.95 pretty patterns. Regular 89¢ quality. The Royal Neighbors A linen shower was given last even- per yard .... eee eee eee ee 5s Friday and Saturday, special, will ive a dance in Elks’ ug at the home of Mrs. A. iui Baulke} per yard Cc ¥ 6 Main street, in honor of Miss Gene- ayn eR Sten SS on EER BE esc siye ates) 626 tee tees aeees ¢} , hall on Friday night. i vieve Mayan) ane is fo te suide Tussette e HATS—Lot 2 x | this summer. Sixteen of her closes . May 14. All Royal munber obeswitul gifts ee ty inch iS tg Pe ee asa This group contains many exclusive pattern hats, flower and rinte oles Neighbors and _ their —— = ea etairdat eps : novelty feather trimmed. Friday and Saturday i invi Heats ib Sexe ayn Secunia 3 29 40 in. Printed Voiles in many handseme i friends are invited. Re- Benjamin Collins, 70 ‘years old, one er yard ..... Wicihavare sees e ° i Floials ng _ iB | - Gt the pldhects of the Malliday Seon per y, ' R d d O th d dark floral patterns. Regular $1.00. qual | freshments. will be| te, nla walls kaowe rancher, died Fantasi educed ne-tnir ity. ae and Saturday, 69c | ‘ served. McKenzie Or- j here early today. ‘Mr. Collins is sur- special Sas. aie HR ela ae i po 1 . vived by a wife and nine living ‘chil- as ; F é chestra will furnish) aren. “is ‘body will be taken tol|| 40 inches wide in a beautiful shade of ; ' . ° Halliday for burial. coral and plain. white. Regular $14.50 Fa : Ti sstl e Gi n ha Ss oe rile uencen sevine veast ||] suality. Special, Friday 7 65 Huck Towels Ingham Les S. lay, per yard.. e / ~ George ‘Mercer has been appointed and Satur¢ Ys ‘ i - Free hoa towels Raval Be lit ; - : =NUKeaneseaunceseavaseninuscuacausgicanneniame’ss| manager of the newly established Fy very fine quality huck towel. egular vuc quality. 36 in. Tissue Gingham in a fine assort- branch of the Fleischman Yeast com- Two-Tone F antasi Friday and Saturday, special, each.................- 28c ment of plaids, checks and stripes. Regu- ANNOUNCEMENT pany Here Georgo says that husiness / lar 98c quality. Friday and is . He refuse comme: n sa e ‘ - + ' TU the ramor -that. Veust ts new ‘being | 40 inch two-tone Fantasi Shadow Lawn 4 Z Saturday, special, per yard... 715¢c used for other things besides rais~ and gold combinations. Regular $9.50 Bath Towels ae : ing bread: quality. Friday and Satur- $7 65 , u ‘ To Members NOTICE! day, Special, per yard... ‘ A good heavy quality Turkish towel. Regular 89c 65 Plain Organdies : Presbyterian ladies are going Milady Fantasi \ quality. Friday and Saturday, special, each........... Cc of the to have a food sale Saturday 45 am Esa egos in a good range of ; afternoon at the Gas Co., 2 40 inches wide in White, Natural- an new shades. Regular $1.00 quality. Fri- Country Club o'clock. All kinds of good things Pink. Regular $10.50. quality. “Special, Wash Cloths day and Saturday, special, 69 to eat. Also some articles for Friday and Saturday, $ 8 95 POE Yard ng precoated os Cc Mak ti sale. General public are: invited. Per yard ......e eee ee eee ie A large assortment of wash cloths with fancy borders. 1 0 c jake your reservations SUPERINTENDENTS MEET * Friday and Saturday, special, each................... : e i py Valley City, N.-D.. May 13.—The ountess Satin ; 1 ured Voiles now for the big dinner mid yey, y C -year meeting of the county super- dance next Saturday night =! intendents of schools will be held 40 inch Countess Satin in a fine assort- 4 Bl h d Sh ¢ from 7:00 o’clock to mid- = in Valley City. July 14 to a accord- ment of self plaid and brocaded patterns. be eac e eeting A large and well selected range of new night. $1.00 per cover. mulated at a conference of the county and Saturday, 59 9-4 standard bleached sheeting. Regular $1.25 $1 00 and Saturday, special, 69 Wilts Superintendents at the meeting. per yard .... ccc eee eee e quality. Friday and Saturday, special, per yard... e Periyard veash alana ne: Cc M 1 10% Discount on all Luggage ‘ —— —¢ NUTMEG STATE WILL NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN AND water. As this Water is danger- Cecil Rhodes spent $450,000 drilling j Every week, in | PORTLAND EG [| NOT HELP TO GIVE DEALERS. ‘ous to use for drinking without | for of! in Mexico and gave it up as a rexy more homes you'll find \ WORTH $1.43: APIECE || All milk dealers and dairy men who | first boiling, consumers are ad-| non-paying streak, or a freak. : | WOMEN THE BALLOT : ia vised to. boil the water until ee, | - have not already secured their ligense an rds | Portland, May 13.-Egge cost || Martford, Coun May 12:_-Governor | ¥ill do #0 at once. ‘They will alto be | Notified the same is safe. Wi 3 ht E ne ! e lartford, Conn., May 13.—Gover : i ‘ < E .) E | wine (uy. here has iggered® lacus Hsicombs, replying co tne re|Fawira to have ther owe tested or) Signed C. E. STACKHOUSE, ' Reduce veig appily i quest made by the ‘flying squadron” , i Use famous O1L OF KOREIN, follow direc- | neal doing: Busse ba “hen. l of suffragists representing the 43 ern oenses will be issued by the State ———— cons io og ot Ror Ciena neni | nery on a plot of ground here |, states. again has declined to call a Public “Health Laboratory, 204 “Bia- One of the largest diamonds known, LONGER! Sold by busy druggists, including: ADJUSTABLE. SPRINGS. astessed at $533,333.33 and lay- ;/ special session of the Connceticut| i oro tank Building. weighing 367 karets, was found m| Burt Finny J. G. Cowan | ing 80 eggs a year and eating ee eee nent on the svomany ae K. M. Stanton, Borneo about a century ago and be: | | J. Breslow Lenhart Drug Co. | Everybody likes the idea of a bed spying that is Se eee ot aoe suction cane || given in a letter to Miss Katherin | __*_Gity Milk Inspector. | tongs to the Kajan of Mattan. 1 Darra nin On OF CORE adjustable to their own weight and comfort. Here is a spring | divided or multipliedy or some- |! Iudington, president of the Connec-) ju tis is advised that th 4 ts—0. i heri ticut woman's suffrage .association,| {he public 1s advise at the ery ae Aen? oma ee anes preter ee she vaathtthe pe '| made public last night. | Bismarck eater Supply Co. ‘d * : ts, thing, is $1.43— | > 2: cleaning their reservoir, an the other a light weight | the east of ome egy, No, Gene || Of all Mexico's oil lands, only 15 per while so doing is furnishing con- can ian Ce perfect | vieve, they do not ask that for | cont have iogsn jtestiod._ands the rest| «mers with untreated raw river | . comfort. Costs no more them in the stores. j lie undevel . WYN than the ordinary spring. ¢—_ ee SES Ss BS 8 anes _ | THE UNITED STATES NOTICE! | PUEBLO MAN SAYS NUMBER 40 SAVED HIS NS FREIGHT CAR. BEDDING COMPANY Presbyterian ladies are going |! LIFE AFTER HE HAD SPENT THOUSANDS Fifteen years is a long ~«Essbee Square” to have a food sale Saturday OF DOLLARS WITHOUT RELIEF test of fitness. Yet Dia- afternoon at the Gas Co. 2 tie Rasa | SAINT PAUL, MINN., U. S. A. o’clock. All kinds of good things} 4 jrortwangler, 621 S. Union St. bottles I am completely relieved and | mond T’s success is a a ‘}to eat. Also some articles for! pyedto, Colo, makes the following| consider that Number 49 has saved ! m i of tantly ex Also making the Famous sale. General public are invited. | written statement: “I euffored for my Mies Witness to signature, Be record of constantly ex- Teer a ee | vith h 1 the | ware eiss, druggist. Number 1s! 4 q eraveras WOMAN APPOINTED | orst are Soot. aecral “thousand | demanded in disorders of the stom. panding business from 4 aes {dollars with the best physicians in| ach, liver, kidneys and spleen. In} 1905 to 1920. Pitan Regina, Sask. May 13.—Miss Isa-'the country and in the most popular rheumatism, jeune qneumaletas | - \ belle Cummings has been appointed! sanitariums with little or no relief.) headaches, and general disorders of | it of i- My attention was called t ‘Number | the nervous system. In various skin | ie sere civinelal Seovermnicat rani 4 For The Blood ‘nd I decided to| diseases such as itching eczema, ; BAKER TOPPINS CO., Inc. has the distinction of being the first! give it a trial as a last resort. To my| sores, ulcers and glandular swellings. | Distributors, Bismarck, N.-D. sn woman to be appointed to such a| surprise I improved from the time }| (Made by J. C. Mendenhall, Evansville, | ” t . pdsition. hegan to take it and after taking four | Ind., 40 years a druggist. Peer ee ee ee ee ee eS eee eee ee eee ee er ee eee ee Sy