The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1920, Page 5

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE Bea Popular Guest Thanksgiving Day Flowers are always a eiaciots gift Mey a and nothing will promote more happi- ness in the family circle. . THANKSGIVING PRICE LIST i , Chrysanthemums, per doz. LeNpevneSenoaes $3.50-$6.00 (Yellow, White, Bronze) ; Pompons, per bunch ........ LEA craton $1.50-$3.00 Be Roses (all colors), per doz. .......... $3.00-$6.00 Carnations (all colors), per doz. j court... The program will be closed Violets, per bunch ....... with a paper on Dutch ‘pottery by | CR Rh foe Cae ee Mrs. Smythe: eI ay COPSAgES, fis. sae vee sc eg duces teen | - t= ei EX-SERVICE MEN REMEMBERED i= There are now eigliteen ex-service | = ! BLOOMING PLANTS men in the hospitals of the city who '& 2 < ‘are obliged to remain away “from the | * home circle over Thanksgiving:. The | Begonias ........eeeeeeeeeee partes 75e and up War Mothers of Fort Lincoln chapter, | i however, aré” watching over the men Primroses'..... Rare cen Sete 50c and up and the result is that the whole eigh- Cyclamen . ae .. $1.00 and up ; teen are to have Thanksgiving Day celebrated with a little extra. Th ae Cleveland Cherries .........6... $1.00 and $1.50 American Legion will have as their | cae ‘guests at dinner, the nine men who, . are fortunate enough to be able to go! about and’ partake of the regulation | Wevare membersiof the Florists Telegraph : Delivery. peat a tien or me, thre | Rish 9 . Flowers teledraphed anywhere.. Open Until noon Thanks- pare pine wan mothers preparing treats giving Day. nee’ oe It is expected that every woman | BUN Be eee eee ine make it a part of her work to adver- y i tize the rest room for women from th Pioneer Greenhouses ‘county, women of Bismarck heel all country from Bee iowhai on pos Visiting women opened this atternngly 'vicinities of Bismarck lying far from i jin the lower floor’ rooms or the aa the business center. There is\a nice i » ‘ ° fonie-temple/,Cofy as.can be-—war {| Meeting place for all with every ac- Oscar H. Will & Co airy, and inviting, the vhacwisnet ccmmodation that one could wish. i . ° | prove a boon to pints Ne no Ae to! ‘The commttee has arranged a sched- | rest a little while on, te None ul of hostesses for the next month, B lice Ot aan a Shula eee one for every day. A schedule for the | a {town : aes month followng will be completed la- Phone 163 324 4th St room, there is a real baby room| ter, and so on all through the year. ‘ where cots and all sorts of Se This is a civic center dependent | jances for the welfare of the kinder) yyon ‘the good will and support of ’ j can be placed. ut everybody. 6 Mrs. George’ A. Welch, 415 Fourth pate me iae . | street will answer all calls on Phone THANKSGIVING tell stories from three to four. 171 of persons offering loans or per- K. P. LODGE ae STORY HOUR o’clock in the afternoon of , manent donations of equipment, such There will be work in the First | At the Community room of Thanksgiving Day. Cannot ac- |28 Paby beds, cots, rockers, pillows, Rank Wednesday evening, the he City Lib for Chi’dren of | commodat di bo th ‘tables, writing material, reading mate-! | ! the City Library for Lats e grades above € | rial, music—anything that goes to 24th. All members are request- the Ist, 2nd and 3rd grades only. ‘third at this time. make a cozy dropping in place. ‘ed to be nreseat. ( Mrs. Davis, the librarian, will | Sear eat Rea F ! ! ’ | Buy your Lignite Coal at City : cs ee BNE sam TOG ;Coal Co. Phone 147. | PPE EEEEEEEEER EEE EEE EEE EEE EERE ETOH EE - ‘The class in social dancing | THE LETTER SHOP At the \\ which was formerly at the K.C.; We make facsimile typewrit. | Hall will meet in Elks Hall on ten circular or form letters “ex- | Wednesday evenings hereafter. actly like” the genuine. Sales. unse ar eT 0 { Beginners may start any. class letters. collection letters, notices, night. No spectators during | cards, ete. Addressing, folding Open \ class. Yoo can practice undis- ®%d mailing. Guaranteed local om: { turbed. Class 8:00 p. m. to 9:00 | 2nd outside mailing lists of all’ Till 11 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 24 ip . m. :00 p. m. to; 7 p. mi Dancing 9:00 2. m BUSINESS SERVICE Co. _| Closed 2, Day 11:00 p.m. Admission 50c. TH ANKSGIVING CATHERINE ROHERTY. Rooms 18-20, Haggart Block q : Phone 662 (= eden bid FS iy Instructor. ; 11-4-1mo | hn i {4h Heebink a 1 wis Hotel McKenzi | — SSN A Victrola Will Make Thanksgiving , Happier Get a Victrola in time for Thanksgiving ~ —let the world’s greatest artists add their re part to the day’s pleasure. Listen to old, familiar songs or set feet a-gliding to the catchiest of dance tunes. Whatever your taste in music there are Victor records for you. We have a full stock of Victrolas and the very latest Victor records. Your order will be filled at once. Hoskins Inc. Exclusive Vecitrola Dealer Bismarck, N. D. Five More Weeks to d Xmas | ’ - McKENZIE COUPLE MARRIED Roscoe B. Coons and Miss Fern 'M. Gilbert, both of McKenzie, were | united in matrimony at the Presby- iterlan Manse by Rev. H. C. Postle- |thwaite Saturday evening at 4:30 | o'clock. | The young people were ac- jcompanied by L. T. Ferguson and ‘daughter, Miss Ruth EB. Ferguson, | witnesses to the ceremony. Mr. and ‘Mrs. Coons will reside in McKenzie. FORTNIGHTLY CLUB MEETS The Fortnightly club will hold the ‘regular meeting in the Community room of. the city library on Wednes- |day. The Judicial department of the ‘national government is the topic for the day. Mrs. Nuessle will read a paper on the function of the Federal | ‘scourt, and Mrs. Christianson has tor | her. subject. the function of tle State TOT t Thanksgiving Dinner 1920 Per Cover $1.50 ' CAVIAR CANAPE . § BLUE POINTS Sliced Tomatoes Celery CREAM TOMATO BOULLION TT TT LMM You'll never see or wear any better clothes than these. styled for young men or older men. $51 is a very low price for $70 garments. Big Reductions Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats Sol Silk or Mohair lined; smartly Closed Thanksgiving BT CO TT HOSKIN’S ' CHRYSANTHEMUMS For THANKSGIVING Fresh cut for the day you buy them, from the Largest Greenhouse Range in the Northwest. Each year flowers have played a constantly in- creasing part in the celebration of Thanksgiving. Each year Hoskins have met a constantly increas- ing demand with SERVICE that has gained in reputation and distinction. A THANKSGIVING OFFER $2 Four Beautiful Chrysanthemums Others $4 io $12 dozen HOSKINS, Inc, Bismarck Greenhouses Bismarck, N. Dak. Members Florist Telegraph Delivery Association Salted Almonds Ripe Olives i RED SNAPPER, SHRIMP SAUCE | Sliced Cucumbers Potatoes Duchess ROAST YOUNG TURKEY, CHESTNUT DRESSING | Cranberry Sauce OPOSSUM, SOUTHERN STYLE Candied Sweet Potatoes Fried Egg Plant ROAST BLACK CUB BEAR MEAT ROAST SUCKLING PIG, APPLE SAUCE Mashed Potatoes Corn on Cob BONE DRY PUNCH { i | | | i Head Lettuce, Thousand Island Dressing | English Plum Pudding, Hard Sayce Hot Mince Pie \ Pumpkin Pie Caramel Parafait Assorted Cake Cheese Wafers Coftee i DINNER SERVED FROM 1 P. M. TO 8 P. M. : } DINNER DANCE 10 P. M. i | i | | | | x WHAT SHALL | GIVE FOR XMAS \g OW, McKENZIN ORCHESTRA i Breslow Drag Store Phone 71 for Reservations Phone 5 Main St. o | Beldetebedetohedeietobebdetedededbebebe JUST RECEIVED A large shipment of Johnston’s and Bunte Fine Chocolates and, Candies Guaranteed to be fresh or your money refunded. Buy your Thanksgiving candies Happily there is one gift of individuality and universal appreciation—Your Photograph. HOIMBOE STUD!0-—Quality Photographs (PUBLICITY FILM CO. FidKeNDTHCUNGQOGNN So AReNNARAANCOUNEAOUTUQOUTEAGO HAGA EQODEPUADOCGUOUELOUOPEROUEEOOUEEOOOOETOUARIOQOUCUOOROOSOCGOQUCEOULEOOENOTAUUOEAUU HVGAUUGNDUNAOONAUGNODGAODONGUOOGOONAOONOSOUOHIOGUONUENROUSUENOUQSS000U00000000900000000000000001000000000008V0QU00UN8Q000000HHUUUNBSN000N High Grade Lignite Coal At $4.50 Per Ton F. 0. B. Underwood, North Dakota To R. E. Hartley Coal Mine or Underwood State, Bank, Underwood, North ‘Dakota PTT MUARSUOAUQUEGUOOAUGOOOORDLOUAOQONAOOQOQONSOAOONONODUGQDOAOLODIESIUT COME EARLY It’s to our mutual ) ; advantage