The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1920, Page 5

a» t 1 THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1920 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE SNS SLE PAGE FIV® YEOMAN PARTY ENJOYED One of the successful social affairs of the festival season was ‘that of the Hallowe'en party given by the Yeoman Lodge No. 503 on Mohday evening. Covers were laid for sixty members and their children at the six o’clotk dinner. Following ~ this came the children’s program. An in- teresting feature of the program was the contest period when children un- der fourteen entered for singing and for recitation. In the vocal contest for girls Magdalen Clooton captured the prize. Leo Gerling won first priz2 in the boys’ recitation contest, and /Elmer Shipp second prize. Verna Shipp carried off second prize in the recitation contest-for girls. After the children had had their hour the grown ups took the floor for a dancing program which continued long enough to sitis'y the most en- thusiastic dancers. The party was voted a marked success by the guests. THURSDAY MUSICAL CLUB The Thursday Musical club met to- day in the Community room of thy city library with Mrs. E. H. L.. Ves- perman as leader. Mrs. W. L. Smith read an interesting paper on “Our Early Comnosers”: Arthur Foote, Horatio Parker, and Arthur Whiting. ~ Mrs. R. E. Morris sang a vocal num- ber from “Fairyland,” Mrs. 0. John- son rendered a piano number by Chadwick; Miss Vivien Irish and Mrs. Arthur S. Bolster sang. SHOWER FOR BRIDE-TO-BE The John Maassen home was the scene of a pretty surprise party Jast evenihe“when their ‘daughter. Mrs. ‘Rena Maagsen Wingate. a bride of next week was surprised by. tne Daughters of Isabelle in a. mater laneous shower of beautiful gifts. i evening was dnent with music an games followed by refreshments. D. A. R. TO MEET iano be regular meeting of the Mine- nie chapter of the D. A. R. w ubve held at the home of Mrs. c. W. bcs Gray, 613 Third street Friday even ing. She will be assisted hv fs irs. Fred Grady and Miss an’ Irish. MRS. FRENCH HOSTESS The Current Events cluh met vester- y afternool $e. French, 617 Fourth street. Why Don’t You Try Pyramid ? Even a Free Trial of Pyramid Pile Suppositorjes Should Bring Grate- fal Relief From the Itching ‘ and Pain. ‘You have no idea how satisfactory is- Pyramid until you use it. Try it The now. Get a 60 cent box of any drug- gist. Be relieved of itching, pro- truding, piles, hemorrhoids and such rectal troubl single box hag often been su Take no sub- stitute. If you~ would like a free trial, please fill out and mail the coupon. FREE SAMPI!. ent. COUPON Name city. WANT AN OFFICE POSITION? Good salaries paid to stenogra- phers, bookkeepers and other office workers trained at this highly specialized business school. A commercial course here assures you a satisfactory salary, even to start. ‘ Graduates of this institution make wood. They. get better than ordinary positions and advance rapidly. A book of reliable information about’ training for a business position will be sent Free on request. If you can't come to the school, our Home Study Department brings the school to you. Ask for ‘special booklet showing how this differs from the ordinary _corres- pondence School. Day and Evening Sessions. 0. J. HANSON, Pres. Fargo School of Business, Fargo, N. D. mn at the home of Mrs. |. AMERICAN MAKES HIT IN. PARIS LOLS MEPEDITEL PARIS—Even here in Paris of ' Many theaters and actresses, the | beautiful young American actress, Miss Lois Meredith, ig making a big hit. She is starring in a new production. The picture shows her as she was garbed at the | races at Auteuil. Miss Meredith was a close friend of Miss Olive Thomas, the movie actress who recently died in Paris, and was with her on several parties short- ly before the death of Miss Thomas. program given was of unusual in- terest, Mrs. French discussing Amer- ican porcelain And pottery; Mrs. D. J. McGillis read a paper on American sculpture, and Mrs. J. A. Larson hai j the subject of handicraft in America. EPISCOPAT, YOUNG PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION A jolly party was held in the Epis- copal parish house last night when quite a. number of young people in- | dulged in dancing and other games. Another social will be held next Wea- nesday evening at which plans will be made for the season’s program. All young people are‘invited. Parents are assured that these gatherings will be conducted under proper chaperon- age. G. C. L. CLUB Miss Dorothy Schnecker entertained the G. C. L. club last evening at her} home on Thayer street. The evening was enjoyably Apent in music and fancy work. Mrs. Forrester, ably as- sisted by Master {Buddie, served 4 delightful lunch in Hallowe’en fashion at a prettily decorated table. MARRIED. IN WEST | ‘Miss Olene Nelson, who spent the summer in the city with her sister, Mrs. Oscar Onett, 604 Tenth street, was married on Oct. 27 at Spokan?, Wash., to Mr. J. Needum, according ! to word received here. GUILD TO MEET The St. Elizabeth guild of St. George’s church-will meet in the Epis- {copal parish house on Friday after- noon at 4 o’clock. Oldsand new. THE LETTER SHOP. We make /facsimile typewrit- ten circular or form letters “ex- actly like” the genuine. Sales) ‘letters. collection letters, notices, | leards, etc. Addressing, folding and mailing. Guaranteed local jand outside mailing lists of all; kinds. BUSINESS SERVICE CO. Rooms 18-20, Haggart Block Phone 662 11-4-1mo |P. hall. —————————————— TP | CITY NEWS | ————————— eee Baby Boy Mr. and Mrs. Worth Lumry are the jfiappy parents of an eight pound boy,| born in the Bismarck hospital. Washburn Visitor Here John Satterlund of Washburn, drove into town yesterday and is registered at the Grand Pacific. Hazelton Visitors E. B. Kurtz drove over in his car from Hazelton yesterday, bringing a party of shoppers to town for the day. A. A. F. Meet The Bismarck club of American As- sociation of Enigneeres “Will meet ir the Community rooms of the City li- brary this evening at 7:30. Family “Moved Ss. Helvig, engineer for Hughes ' Electri¢ company, and Mrs. Helvig moved yesterday from their apartment iat 400 Fourth street to a house in the Kphree-hundred block on Second. Out of Town Coupled Married Mr. Joseph Martin Prsa of Magnus, ; N. D.. was united in marriage to Miss Frances Bertha Ebel of Lidgerwood on Monday, November 1, Rev. Charles E. Vermilyea performed the cere- mony. Isabella Initiation | Initiation of a class will occupy the attention of the Daughters of Isabella on next Sunday afternoon in the K. Invitations have been sent all lodges of their order in the state, and a large number of visiting mem- bers will be in Bismarck for the affair. City Federation Meeting The annual meeting of the City Fed- eration of clubs, which had been post- poned over the regular“date’in Sep- tember, will be held on Friday after- noon at three o’clock in the Commun- ity room of the City library. There will be election of officers and it is important that all clubs of the city federation be represented. POLES CHECKED BY LITHUANIANS Riga, Nov. 4.—Offensive operations by irregular Polish troops commanded by General Zellgouski have been checked by the Lithuanians and as a result the evacuation of Kovno has been postponed. The only point where the Poles have not been do feated is on the northern sector of the line, where they have occupied a railroad station. REPULSE REDS IN NEW DRIVE Sebastopol, Nov. 4.—Russian Bolshe- vik troops are unsuccessfully attack- ing the line held by General Baron Wrangel’s army south of Perekop. The Soviet army is battering at the seven- mile trench-system which extends east and west across a narrow neck of land, leading to the Crimean penin- sula, but General Wrangel’s position is quiet strong. WEATHER REPORT For Twenty-four hours ending at noon November: 4. Temperature at 7 a. m. 1. 38 Highest yesterday 61. Lowest yesterday . 36 Lowest last night . 33 Precipitation .... None Highest wind velocity . 30-W + Forecast For North Dakota: Fair tonight, somewhat cooler east portion; Friday increasing cloudiness, probably be~- coming unsettled. Lehigh Dry Mined Lignite Coal. Phone 659R. KEEP LOOKING YOUNG Its Easy—Ii You Know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets The secret of keeping young is to feel young—to do this you must watch your liver and bowels—there’s no need of having a sallow complexion dark rings under your; eyes—pim- Pleg—a bilious. look in your face— dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doc- tor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver. f Dr. Edwards, a well-known phy- sician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patiertts for years. Dr. Edwards’ Olfve Tablets, the substitute for calomet,.are gentle in their action yet always effective. They Sell your cream and poultry | to our agent, or ship direct to! Northern Produce Co., Bis-| jmarck. Write us for prices on: ‘eream and pouliry.—Northern iProduce Co. i bring about that natural buoyancy which all should enjoy by toning up the liver and clearing the s¥stem of impurities. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets \ are known by their olive color. 15¢ ahd 0c. , LNNINUUUVUUAEEUUELAEEE EAE AY NOW ON High Grade Blankets at Specially Reduced Prices TUL LL WEBB BROTHERS November Blanket Sale a AUNAUNUAQQUONUQROQUONOUNGUOOUQUORUGNUUOGNONOUGHAUGUEOOGAOLOUUOEUA BEWITCHING BY CORA MOORE, New York’s Fashion Authority New York, Nov. 4.—-There have been petal gowns and petal gowns, but none of them,. even among the Paris creations, has been quite so, at- tractive as this wild rose frock that Maude Hanaford wears at the Hudson theatre. And it is'so simple. All of taffeta save for some folds of creamy tulle jinside the low-cut square neck. Any clever home dressmaker can copy it successfully. First, there is a straight, narrow underskirt of the taffeta or of taf- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY gral bailed GENTLEMAN—With years of expe- rience in office managing, mercan- tile business, bookkeeping, etc., wishes good position. Can take charge immediately.- Write 150 Tribune. 11-4-3t. WANTED—A-1 stenographer with ¢éon* siderable business experience. Able to handle small set of books. Must be willing worker and know how to wait on callers. Permanent posi- tion with good wages. Write S. B. Box 506, Bismarck, N. P, — 11-4-1t. WANTED-—Expcrienced ‘stenographer for two or three weeks work. Ad- dress P. 0. Box 506, Bismarck, N. D. 11-4-1t, WANTED=Girl for general house work. Call 520 Mandan Ave. Phone 297. 11-4-lwk K. OF C. ATTENTION All members are requested to K. of P. Pall, Friday -evening, at 8:00 o’ciock P. M. sharp. _J. P. WAGNER, /."" Financial’ Secy. NOTICE There will be a parcel sale Fri- day evening, Nov. 5 at the Trin- ity Lutheran Church, corner of 7th and Ave. C. Everybody is SILVER CLOTH ‘AND; LACE FOR DANCE) FROCK BY CORA MOORE, New York’s Fashion Authority. New York, No. 4.—Not all frocks are long of waist. In case of doubt it is wiser to choose the normal line, and here.is a really charming even- ing frock With just that normal line. It is, moreover, a very simple frock to fashion for one’s self. | A yard anda half of wide lace} flouncing, gathered evenly all around. makes the skirt. A yard of nine- inch width lace: arranged with the diagonal section on the right in front! and on the left side in back over a/ bodice made up on, a bandeau, bras- siere of silver cloth with silver rib- bon straps and artificial roses makes the bodice, while a\velvet sash with two silver cloth lined ends and aj bunch of silk roses connects the two and completes the frock. | SIMPLICITY NOTED N THIS WILD ROSE FROCK) attend an important meeting at | : feta attached to a sham top, then a | tunic cut in scallops that are fin- ished with a narrow bias banding. The alternating ones are decorated with a large wild rose fashioned out of the taffeta, their edges embroider- | ed with metal thread. | A kimono-cut bodice, just a little “round” affair with short sleeves and I the petal-like scallops introduced in; the neck line, is attached to a plain | rather wide girdle that is outlined qalong either edge with the bias band- Ning. Two of the roses are placed at one side just at the top of the belt. RA j linvited to come and bring par- | jcels. Refreshments will be | served after the sale. | “REWARD | | $25.00 reward is offered to | H ! anyone giving information who party or parties were that broke | city Arch Lights on Hallowe’en night. Give information to Chief Beginning next Sun-! day, Nov. 7, Homan’s, Cafe and Bakery will be: open Sundays as well as week days. j HOMAN’S CAFE. Bird Plumage Bill. i Bird lovers in this country will be pleased to learn that a bill h passed its second reading in the British house af commons forbidding the importa- tion of bird plumage. ‘The measure is heartily supported hy the press. but is meeting with some spposition from certain members of parliament, More than 7 Canadian soldiers have settled on grants of 1,726,800 acres of free land throughout the Dominion. “DANDERINE” Girls!’ Save Your Hair! ‘ Make It Abundant! Immediately after a “Danderine” massage, your hair takes on new life, lustre and wonderous beauty, appear- ing twice as heavy and plentiful, be- cause each hair seems to fluff and thicken. Don’t let your hair stay life-| less, colorless, plain or scraggly. You, | too, want lots of long, strong, beau- | jful hair. i A 35- cent bottle of delightful “Dan- | derine” /freshens your scalp, ks | | dandruff and falling ha This stim- | lulating “beauty-tonic” gives to thin,) j dull, fading hair that youthful bright-| ness and abundant thickness—All | ‘ druggists! . | \ ANNOUNCEMENT Westera Maid Beauty | Parlor | ALL NEWLY EQUIPPED and up-to-date, will be lo- cated upstairs in the Little building, corner Third and Broadway, as soon as build- |! ing is completed. of Police. y JOHNSON Popular-Priced Store The Store That Has Brought the Low Prices to Bismarck ~ Week-End Bargains . At Johnson’s Busy Store Tan Satin Waists | Wool Georgette Waists Flannel Tricolette Waists Middies Crepe de Chine Waists Special Special $6.75 || . -$5.98. Silk Dresses Wool Tricotine Dresses at great: specials. Week End Sale, ‘ Dresses, values up to $50. Week End Sale, your choice of this lot, $25.00 Chappie Coats Chamois lined, Opossum collar’and cuffs. Regular $79.50 values. Week End Sale, $59.50 It will more than pay you to visit our Week End Hosiery Sale Blankets Still Cheaper Full size Wool-nap Blankets in pretty | plaids, worth $12.50; buy these at John- sons for $6.25 Full size Wool-nap Grey Blankets, worth BOIS $10.50 per pair; buy these at Johnsons for $5.50 Bargain Basement Store Specials 27 inch Outing Flannel, all patterns and colors. Very special at, per yard, 29c Percales, 27 inch. Special at, per yard, 25¢ Hosiery \. Oh, yes, please don’t forget it will more ‘than pay you to visit J our Week End Hos- iery Sale.