The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 22, 1920, Page 5

| MONDAY, NOV. 22, 1920 TT I MM TTT Crowds of Thrifty Shoppers Are Taking Advantage of Our THANKSGIVI Commence Your Christ- Shopping During ENROLLMENT IN SCHOOLS ABOVE THAT OF 1949 | ; Over 100 More Pupils Attend- ing City Schools; Some Rooms Crowded Be Thankful : That You Can Buy His Shirts and Night Wear at These Comfortable Prices. BUILDING NEARLY READY ; Crowded Condition Will Be Re- lieved When Richmond Build- For Xmas - ing Is Occupied mas The enrollment of Bismarck city This Sale di ace goa at hee Oe schools as of Nov. 17, announced to. ay .by Superintendent J. M. Martin, ' s se of more than 100 ee get Seinen Oe it year, and a crowded Paty ae = condition in nearly all of the school = $9 Silk Shi t \ seome of the city. E i i irty-five young pupils in one z [1 outs Se cortatrian mame torreon ere oe 6.00 Toom is usually considered a max- FS 5M ie and many of the rooms have} a G rom 40 to 50 pufils. $ adras Shirts 2045504. . 3.75 The condition will be relieved in a ~ ie Arad by the new Richhold * uilding in the eastern part of the $4 Madras Shirts ....... SE eran see _ 38.00 city. The building is being complet- jed oe randy as possible, and the first-| f= * a q ° . grades probably will be moved in the $3 Shirts ....... ESOP caeEy Hy TARE ioN ».. ‘2,25 building in two weeks, = fi The enrollment of the high school | 4 Z is 319. Total enrollment follows: = ' SILK, MADR. William Moore = ? AS, SOISETTE Mallory, 8A 30/4 d Fl iss Tibbetts, 4/8 : ij . ° Miss Maxwell, 7. 36/1 and Flannel Night Robes and Pajamas Miss Kuzel, 7B 6/5 Miss Campbell, 4th. 46| . Mrs. ‘Thorberg, 3d. 381 2 at the Same Prices, Miss Register. 2d. 42) d » “ = Miss Gustafson, = E Closed All D: ivi E H ; ay Thanksgiving Total HI = : = Ca = Miss Larson, 6th. = i afi i | = Miss Gilliland, 5¢ = 7 ; 4 , 2 Miss Peitz, 5th = We made a timely purchase of manufacturers sam- \ z le le ergeson on Mrs. Casselman, = Lunchcloths ! | 3 Miss Diamond, 3d & 4th. 2 35 inches 5 di is di i ‘ Mies Diamonds 34 E ee ee Oe ple display garments at a big discount and are passing Mrs. Parsons, 2d. = A * E] Miss Vetter, 2d & 3d. = this saving on to our customers. All are the newest and : MMMM wp | Migs: Irish, Ist. z Damask Table Cloths 7 . ; i OMIM | Mrs. Gansz, 1s = Round table cloths of bleached Damask, 64 i f th F — ene aactearten = and 72 inches. Bdge scalloned GA QE prettiest of the seasons styles and only from the best: a } in white and colors. $6.50 values ° k Ww id thi l ff * _——— TOtAL eee ees steer makers. e consider this an unusual olfering. ASPIR IN | AT THE MOVIES [J ajscs sume acter Seton! Colored Table Sets 8! er, a S i f S is ra , Ps : : he = | Miss Dalleir, 34 & 4th Something new for the table. Sets consist GROUP NO. 1. Swagger Polo Coats, Mixtures and Kerseys, in colors, | Name “Bayer” on Genui ORPHEUM Miss Voves. 2d ofslaree center, and/12/doilies of two! sizet brown, tans and navy. Splendid $55.00 values } % une | “Bab’s Candidate,” a Vitagrayh pro-|Miss Bauer, 1s Special sie $2 95 Your choice in the ye Fe ee $35 00 pauetions aparine Corinne Griffith, |Miss Mullaney, kindergarten. i <= : BLOUP . 0 ec eee seer ee eee eens e " 5 vhich wi e shown at the Orpheum | = ay fl al Pp is a i i ii | theatre tonight is a screen adaption Total :csieoeac WB ovcacctosaeseconeeonntnies 160} EF . Table Damask Vy GROUP NO. 2. This group offers a splendid collection of heavy winter route lof “Gumshoe-4-B,” a story by. For- | Grades in High School = Bleached, mercerized table Damask, | 64 coats, Polos, Duvet de Laine and Luella cloths in the most popular Fall 4 {rest Crissey, which appeared in Har-|Miss Boyle, 6th, = seties wide, send $1.95 value $1 45 and Winter Shades. Made to sell for $60 but owing to 39 50 ! | per’s Magazine. This story was allot. | Miss Campbell, 5th. = bela oar ae er c our timely purchase we are able to sell them at . | ted a prize in the O. Henry Memorial =| Imported Damask gontest attra oY fie American So- Miah aes Ey Bleached Cotton Damask, made in Ireland, GROUP NO. 3 Contains the cream of our purchase. Beautiful coat models, ; Se ee eee ane Belong ee EY acrapa Ginna’ rot will ‘wash’ and wear like linen, 72 inches the prettiest styles we have seen and in all the new shades and high grade | } lquaint humor and. charming small! The formal wide and worth $3.75 per yard $2 75 éloths, Suedine, Ondwlette and Fortuna cloths. Not a coat 49 50 | town atmosphere that made this story | 8iVé citizens"an opportunity to inspect | Ce ae Hackpne Dae in the lot worth less than $75.00. Your choice at ........ . & masterpiece of fiction. Edward Grit-|the new Richhold building probably | E | {ith, who directed Miss Griffith in|! not be held until February, be- Z| | lal re 3 “The Garter Girl,” directed the pic- cause the building will be occupied " Warning! Unless you see the name | ture, i DP as the rooms are finished. = ‘ ( 2 “Bayer” on package or on tablets you | Larry Semon’ in a two reel big V = ® e . e acc not getting genuine Aspirin pre-| comedy. “The Simple Life,” will com- = @ years and proved safe by millions.|™on is the comedian that is back- = ; Y Take Aspirin only as told in the Bay- | ins Chena eS tess Donit | = k 24 patt lected f lar $ d er package for Colds, Headache, Neu- | miss seeing him tonight. = Rp Beye X pee pul 24 patterns selected from our regular $10.00 and $15.00 ralgia, Rheumatism, Earache, Tooth- | ae one 3 Popular plaid skirts in the newest $13 50 pattern hats. Colors and black ; : ache, Lumbago and for Pain. Handy| Sell your cream and poultry = models, $18.50 values at ..........., ° This Sale pea tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets ot | to our agent, or ship direct to/ Misscs Ida Voight, Altreda Krue-| Ss Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists 4g. {8er, Clara Christensen and ‘Mary Splendid a a irts in S as 4 Popli ¢ = ‘ : ie also sell larger packages. Aspirin is a gbragi ls prodece Co., Bis: Schlecter. were guests ‘at a party 2 ae a ci ea ae Serges and Poplins. Newest Best quality Beavers in taupe, brown and black. For eat the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture | Marck. Write us for prices OM) given at the home of Mis ian |! models and $16.50 values $1 1 50 Ladies, Misses and Children y of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylica-}¢ream and poultry.—Northern j vau.son in Manwan Saturday 3] abe » e Special $7 50 . id: Produce Co. young men of the Bank of North|F rea ee Oy ie a ie apd a sist Dakota also were guests. The house | Fy oe ie ane ie » i ? 2 —— waa prettily decorated for the occa- z Beautiful waists of Georgette Tricolette $5 98 The new Tams rose, red, green, black, $4 00 : 3 ieee c re y tg 5 ¢ +4 =ayeunrneqnesevsncureneeenentasnesnecaecaeatuceneecrencuecasereanruieeirert ty aa pee |= and tub silks, values upto $8.00 fon . Brey, tab, brown: 2 special. lots) $229 and : z MRS. RAMSTAD HOSTESS = Fi ers sae F A fe E Mrs. N. 0. Ramstad was hostess this = Sg aia aa a aia Exclusive Models, z afternoon to the P. 1. 0. when the an- | FA est Fabrics, Values $29.5 7/ N mb S. ] f F = nual supper was served. A trio con-'!F4 to $45.00 AT 25 0 OFF , ove er ale Oo urs sisting of Mesdames Martin, Jacobson |F4 During thi 3 1 ff Nf r LY and French sang. The paper of the | Abi : . P ; uring this sale we offer all furs , off? ae) ml= ig lot of splendid waists. French Voiles se s. 8. F. Hol E $ ] 98 WSVOU BU en ac tek mesa naaenes ok y ‘4 = z = 2 = 2 = = E = Plum Pudding 3 Sizes Salad Dressing Cluster Raisins Seeded Raisins Pumpkin Stuffed and Ripe Walnuts Plain, Salted Almonds Dates Cheese! “We Thank You” “Thanksgiving Suggestions” HEINZ’S Jellies and Preserves Richelieu’s Mayonnaise Dressing Pickles and Olives Have an exceptional nice line of Bottled and Bulk Pickles, Shelled Walnuts Cider, Gallons and Quarts Fig Pudding 3 Sizes India Relish Mince Meat Seedless Raisins XXX Sifted Peas in Assorted Sizes Peanuts Olives Salted Pecans Figs Cheese! lingsworth on gems.” Guests from P. E. O. chapters elsc- where were Miss Cutter of St. Paul, Miss Tryne, a teacher in high school, d the Misses Hazel and Minnie J. City chapter. Nielson of the Valle and Organdies, worth to $4.50 ,ENTHUSIASTI EETING Mp&i.@. kd Hoover delightfully en- tertained the Luther league at the {church parlors last Thursday even- ing. About 60 young people were present. Considerable business was transacted and it wag decided to hold a hard time social the first of De- cember. A committee was selected consisting of C. C. Larsen, Esther Hoover and Sigrid Alfson to be ia charge of the social, A pleasing pro- gram was rendered to the enjoyment of all present. Dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. Hoover after which games were enjoyed. FOR SALE—Choice Canaries, HUMPHREYS’ See Them to Appreciate the Wonderful i‘Malue. OTT AURANFEAQAAUNRERN Ane UanueNE UATE HecASTUTNNE ASAE aE AY o — >} | CITY,/NEWS || honor in ‘Thanksgiving festivities. ° oN Se Baby Boy Here { 4 A baby boy arrived at St. Alexius : s, Effie Clark and mother, 30' th street, leave today to visit rel $30.00 DRESSES FOR $14.98 | A Special Purchase Enables Us to Offer This Exceptional Lot. A. W. LUCAS CO. The Store of Quality and Service INU Crystalized Ginger ‘Singers. Jacob Bull. P. O. Box Cranberries Sweet Potatoes 128, Dickinson, N. D. Junior and who is ta have place of | parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Severt-| btbhbhbebiskbinbbbibbbbbbbh son, ft Ir, Severtson £ is cashier of the First National bank} of Sheyenne, They will return to! their home this evening. For Sale 273 Ibs ‘The full list of Dr. Humphress’ Remedies for | yesterday for Mr. and Mrs. P. Schantz cain (ie cask dan the holid | + : fnternal and external use, mects the necds of | of Bismarck. s in the east during the holiday aoe oe | Extra Quality jae ties tor nearly every allment trom Infaney [<0 ct ea ea | Season. Card of Thanks it 3 . : A 4 to old age—described in Dr, Humphreys’ Manual Lloyd Albeft Schipier, Jr. ——— ae We wish to exp our gratitude Specify Richelieu Cheese when ordering for Your Thanks- euled treasr: ie See een nee, Moos eal Sheyenne Visitors tether aaneet eHaieyes ae Baled Hay ‘ giving Dinner PARTIAL LIST Dr. L. A. Schipfer this morning. } ny, aul Ms: Osdorne Severtson | graciously mini r 4 * ‘There is much rejoicing of friends} % son of Sheyenne, E _ 4 = Celery Ht ete oe evga OT Reverds Coane: Inflammations and family upon the arrival of the| VJs y. and Mrs, L. W. Harroun. j = Cabbage 7s a adishes : ‘ small boy who is named Lloyd Albert Bismarck : = reen Onions akefolness of Infants =—_— ‘ = ren Aud Adults eer Terr rSr rrr errr rrr a eA AAEAhhhahnhiahe 3 - Brussel Sprouts Tomatoes Cucumbers i E + Grapes Grape Fruit pene Serie a Sera ane MEET YOUR BUDDY # Elevator 5 Bananas Apples 10. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weak Stomach We make facsimile typewrite |i At the *¢ 2 : 13. Croup, Hoarse Cough, Laryngitis ten circular or form letters “ex}- Fs : I t t a =| Coffee, Fresh Roasted Daily 14, Eczema, Eruptions. S ike?? . bg : KH nvestmen : 2 2, a ; 1BLRhccwatisns, Lambago actly like” the genuine. Sales} + » Fi Last but not least, the one thing that makes a dinner 16. Feverand Adge, Malaria as letters. collection letters, notics, if t B b g t : Complete ig fee Fis Bates pate leards, ele, “Addressing, folding | unset barber SNOP =: — Company = : 20. Wh Cough an iling. \¢ By nmicortorse, Per Pau ciara | | 22; Athena, Opvrsset Ditiealt Breathing and outside tailing Ii ts of all if Open ae 4 2 1, i 2 s | E} Logan’s Special, per Ib. ........- Rs | 27. Disorders of Gig Rsduays kinds. ae £ pant oP 9 cae Phone 203 z Last Deliveries 4:00 p.m | Bd: Sore Throat Gu BUSINESS SERVICE CO. |= Till 1f p. m. Wednesday, Nov. 24 ; = asi ries 4:00 p. m. 77.Grine SINESS SE eo lS £ : | ‘losed All Day Both Phones, 211 118 3rd Street A] ror sate by aruggistseverssmnese, Rooms 18-20, Haggart Block iH Ae ean + HUMPHREYS’ HOMEO, MEDICINE ¢o., Phone 662 Ie . + 4 £ Breer bbb Corner William and Ano Streets, New York 11-4-1mo i | PS eee ee eee ee SDL Tee eee ee ee eee ee