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

“ es ee WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13, 1920. BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ‘ PAGE FIVE. 1So NEW CLUB ROOMS NICELY DECORATED The club rooms, to be. occupied by the Business and Professional Wo- men’s club, adjoining the Commercial club rooms in the Hinckley block, are most attractive in the new scheme of decoration: which will be completed tomorrow. The walls and ceiling of buff and mahoganized. wood finish make a beautiful room. The floor is thoroughly restored and put in per- fect condition,and all ig in readiness for the furnishing. It is the plan of the club to fur- nish the room in a manner substan- tial and dignified and hope to make of it one that will be a credit to the club and to the city. Since a business and professional women’s club, is so vitally a part of the social and econo- mic life of the community, no effort will be spared to make the initial effort a success. The board of directors, at their meeting last night, appointed a com- mittee of three to take up the matter of furnishing the room. They are Miss Henricka Beach, acturary of the Provident Insurance company; Miss Elsie Stark, home demonstration agent, and MisS Mary Buchholz, pro- prietor of the Buchholz Millinery store. AUDIT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, AT 8:15 BAPTIST AID MEETS * The ladies’ aid of the Baptist church : met this afternoon with Mrs. G. A. Allen in her apartments over the Chocolate shop. \ LADIES AID SOCIETY The Ladies’ Aid society of the: Swedish Lutheran church will be en- tertained| in the church parlors to- the Mesdames,Fred Anderson, N. M. Danrot and John Wray. Members and friends of the society are cordially. in- vited to attend. | DISTRICT MEETING The district meeting of the Ladies’ Aid society of the Methodist Episco- pal church will be held at 3 p. m. to- morrow afternoon. DiStrict No. 2 will meet. with Mrs. 0. B. Lund, 723 Ninth street, and District. No. 3 will meet} with Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, Broadway. BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. R. Worth Lumry is hostess to- day at her home at 311 Third street to fourteen little girls complimentary to Maxine Burnside whose ninth birthday it is. Yellow is the color Scheme, the house being decorated in yellow chrysanthemums, nine yellow candles on the birthday cake and yel- low birthday favors. Mrs. Lumry is ORIUM Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra EMIL OBERHOFFER, Conductor Only Appearance this Season Orchestra of Seventy America’s Leading Symphony Artists Soloi : FLORENCE « Prima Donna of the \Chicago Opera Company morrow afternoon. at 2:30 o’clock by.| for her homeeat Linton. wer will be joined by her mother and 1008 “per. 1 i ! MACBETH, Soprano from Boston and New York by an annual guarantee fund citizens of Minneapolis, this Emil Oberhoffer and the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra have appeared in every important city of this country; and Seattle, and from Winnipeg to New Orleans. Supported acknowledged by the press to be without a superior. to Los Angeles, San Francisco of $125,000, subscribed by the Orchestra and conductor are Under the ahepices of The Bismarck Thurs- Over a thousand tons of “the purest and finest flavored maple sagar are used annually to make Karo Maple delicious enough to be the preference of those who enjoy maple syrup. The world’s largest users of maple sugar are the makers of Karo Maple. Karo Maple outsells, by far, every kind of maple syrup. | The price is remarkably moderate—econom- ical enough to serve daily to all the family. Serve it to the children on their bread, and to all the folks on waffles, griddle calces, or crisp, buttered toast. Our belief that you will like Karo Maple equally as well as“millions of others is best ex- pressed by the following suggestion: Ask your grocer for ‘Karo Maple ‘in the GREEN CAN. It is guaranteed to please you or your grocer returns your money. Selling Representatives NATIONALSTARCH CO., Peterson & Cunningham, Managere ‘Twin City State Bank Bldg., St. Paul . The New Karo Maple a has color carg. From the maple groves of Vermont and Canada comes the rich flavor of the new Karo Maple Delicious maple flavor and moderate price sold over five million cans of Karo Maple last year. A money-saving hint to many mothers Ween employed in the Bank of North istration of affairs of the Royal Neigh- ch | county. There was elected today, an assisted by her mother, Mrs. Belle | Will in entertaining the small guésts. MRS HUTCHINSON RETURNS Mrs,. J. A. Hutchinson, wife of Pre- siding Elder Hutchinson, is a guest of friends in town for the week, Mrs. Hutchinson, who previously. resided | in Bismarck, will be a guest at sev- eral informal affairs during her stap in the city. She will return to her home in Grand Forks late in the week. i LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA Miss Magdalen Horner, who has Dakota for the past year, has resign- ed her position and left last evening Miss Hor- sister and all will depart for Fresno, California to spend the winter. | COLUMBUS DAY DANCE A very pretty affair was that of the Knights of Columbus dance given by the local order in Patterson Hall on the evening of Columbus Dgy. A delightful prograth was prepared for the enjoyment of the guests. The | Daughters of Isabell served a Sup- There were many guests from Mandan and other neighboring towns. WRIGHTS HONORED Z Mr. and 'Mrs. Harold Wright of Fargo, were honor guesis last evening at a “potluck” supper in which a number of friends participated. There were present, at the home of ‘Mr. and Mrs. 'C. L. McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dutton, Mrs Mildred Allersworth and Miss Betty McCoy. INTEREST IN SCHOOL Much interest is being \taken by women of the city in the school for instruction to be conducted by the Eastern Star Thursday night at the Masonic temple. The explanations will be given, by C. L., Young, H. F. O"Hare ,and, xT, Burke. /A sample ballot will he tised. ‘The school of tn- sttuctionswill not be partisan, but’ will simply give women information xs to how to vote. ¥ ROYAL NEIGHBORS’ CAMP An innovation in the way of admin- bors is put into effect at the district meeting, comprising the counties of Burleigh, Emmons, Logan and Kidder | held in Bismarck today. The plan is to call the members cf all lodges of the four counties into one central point. such as Bismarck, for initiation of officers, one officer irom e oan Dyes” Are Guaranteed Colors never Streak, Run, Fade ‘or have ‘‘Dyed’’ Look Each package of “Diamond Dyes”. contains directions so simple that an! woman can diamond-dye a new, rich, fadeless color into worn, shabby gar- ments, draperies, coverings, whethér wool, silk, linen, cotton or > mixed goods, * Buy “Diamond "—no other kind —then perfect ress are guaranteed even if you have rever dyed peters: | lors at three o'clock. SHE'LL STAR IN NEW SPECTACLE MLLE. DELY SIA NEW_ YORK ~~ Mule Delysia, noted Parisian, actress, has ar- rived here from London to star in a big spe e soon to be offered the American public.; Mlle. Dely- sia was voted by London papers as the most popular actress in England. In one evening she ap- peared before three gueens, Mary, Alexandria and Emilie of Portu- ., gal. eee Oracle, vice oracle, and chancelior. The past oracle was appointed. The next quarterly session will be held in another county and the same ple of centralization carried ou The seSsion closes today with ix- o’clock tea to the visiting women in Elks Hall, followed by initiation of officers. tIAN MISSIONARY lissionary society v2 ian churgh will meet or noon in the church par- The following “Alaska, the ’ Mrs. KE. J. Taylor; nat Christ has done for Alaska,” Mrs. C. D. King. Extracts of a missionary letter. The women of the congregation are specially invited to be present. GITY NEWS Thursday af program Will be j Returns from St. Louis ° A. P. Lenhart, druggist, who has been in St. Louis, where he attended a Rexall convention, has returned. At Braddock ‘ Walter Penwarden has gone to Braddock ‘to assume charge of the Carpenter Lumber’ ¢ompany branch for several days. \ CORWIN BABY MECHANIC, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Corwin Mandan averue, announce th of a lively baby son at Vi Pital this morning. Leaves for Chicago Newell B. Ely, who spent the sum- mer in Bismarck, as an aviator for the North Dakota Aircraft company, has returned to his home in Chicago: Returns from Hazelton Reverend H. C. Postlethwaite of the Presbyterian church, returned from Hazelton today, having been in at- tendance for two days at the meeting of the Presbytery there. ect Vie The Salvation Army This evening at 8 o'clock a meez- ing of special character will be con ducted by Captain John Kelly and Lieut. Wm. Curtis of New Rockford. The Captain is a musician of special worth and a good speaker... An en- joyable time is to be expected anid a cordial invitation js tended to the public by the local Salvationists to. attehd. LIFE WAS A MISERY 70 HER Says this Woman , Woman Until Re- lieved by Lydia E. Pinkhsm’s Vegetable Cort Compound. 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GAS:COAL HARD TO GET, REPORT | OF COMMISSION City Receives Information on Tests—Municipal Bonds Are Retired The city commission has been ad- vised by the railroad commission that the Bismarck Gas compary has been up against the proposition of obtaining sufficient coal of the riga? kind for The city comnttssion had asked that an inspection be male, ‘The railroad commission said in its answer: “The commission adviszs that About two weeks ago it made an. inspection company to ascertain the cause for tained in the gas supplied. It found that the comnany could no longer se- cure the Elkhorn lump coal they had previously been using and were com- pelled to use Fairmount lump, which is ordinarily considered a steam cual. This coal has good gas qualities, but is extraordinarily high in sulphur, and conseguently the comnanv was having great difficulty in purifying the #as derived frem this coal and in remov- ing the sulohgr. The commission ad- vised the compaay what methods follow in reducing the amount of sulphur in the gas and believes that the condition of the gas has been im- Proved. “In a recent order the gas company was required to install a calorimeter for testing the gas and was required; in addition to make daily tests for sulphur. The commission has re- quired the company to transmit the result of these tests since October 1.” iPay Bond Issues. The tity has ‘retired several thou- sand dajlars: worth; of. bonds on the fire hall and city auditorium. ‘The original issué for the fire hall, made in 1911,, was $15,000. The city had retired $6,000 of the bonds and with this the $3,000 retired this week, there will be a balance of but $6,009 left on the fire hall. Of the original $45,000 issued for the auditorium, $5, 000 is being retired now, making a total of $15,000 retired by the city. The commission has awarded a contract to George White for building ‘a sewer on South Twelfth street, be- tween Sweet ayd Front streets. The cost will be $85 for a manhole ahd} $2.10 per lineal foot for a 9-inch pipe sewer, H - | The Ladies? Aid of Episcopal Church will hold a rummage sale at. the Parish house, 3rd Street. Thursday and Friday, Oct. 14 and 15, CASCARETS “They Work while while you sd fousness, sick headache, or a bad cld. head will be ciear, your stomach and ; breath sweet and skin rosy. No grip-! ing—no inconvenience. Children love | Cascarets, too.’ 10, 25, 50 ‘cents. 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PREMIUM SODA CRACKERS, ‘like salted nuts, whet your appetite for everything else on the table, from soup to dessert. “Good with a salad—ideal with a demi-tasse. They’re slightly salted. The name PREMIUM is on ATIONAL every cracker, BISCUIT COMPANY Sold’by the pound and in the famous’ In-er-seal Trade k package, NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY GUSSNER Phone 60 410 Main, St. Phone 60 The Home of Quality Meats aiid Grocerieg The prices here quoted average less than present wholesale list quotations. SOAP SPECIALS Lenox Soap, per bar .. Lenox Soap, 20 bars . Lenox Soap, case of 120 bars Electric Spark or Borax ea per ‘4 ‘bars. Per case, 100 bars, COFFEE That saLiSty Ing. blend. per Gussner’s. Special Coffee. pound . sfasgla © oo sisi ais) se aco ated a tos . 36¢ MILK ‘Phe heavy producing season is now past. Lay in your supply. Per can 16¢ 7 cans for -$1.06 Per case, 48 cans .\..........+-- $6.96 SPECIAL VALUES Albacore in Oil or BABY TUNA FISH. A salad delicacy at, per tin Ji. cece eens athens cece nets Orange Marmalade 40c value at ..... Orang2 Marmalade, 50c value at .. Salted Peanuts, 60c value at Home Brand Raspberry Jam, 70c value at... Bulk Green Tea, 70c value at » Farm House Asparagus, per tin, at Solid heavy cabbage in 50 Ib. or 100 Ib. lots. at per ‘Tb. 3c Onions, extra quality, PEP DUE boa. gcirewtitie a's sien $2.25 Put in your Winter Supply SYRUP SPECIAL * Log Cabin or Old Manse Brands an i bo Nain S Large size, special per can...... | Medium size, special per can . 17 | Small size, special per can 39 Phone 60 Phone 60 SS |