The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 11, 1921, Page 5

FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1921 MISS DENNETT > NORTH DAKOTAN | SCORES SUCCESS ri f t PAGE. FIVE THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE YOUR SKIRT MUSTN’T PASS 10-INCH DEADLID i H — po The following item, taken from the aa ea Raa er ) Washington Times of February 25th,' ne ' poetic feeling, so that this last musi- | -songs by Bcrodine, Rachmaninoff and will interest many North Dakota peo- ple who. knew Fred Dennett, a former Cavalier county man, prominent for: many years in State and national af- fairs: Miss Doro‘hy Dennett, who will be the pianist at the Congressional Club's , weekly reception, will be heard in) Schumann, Liszt, Weber and MacDow ell numbers. Miss Dennett will play} the “Libestraume” of Liszt, among) other things, and the lovely MacDowell | “Polonaise.” She has a splendid tech-| nique and is an interpreter of rare! cale .before the inauguration should be a memorable affair. Louis Thomp- son will contribute to tue prograin| Ferrari, the last group being three! songs of his own composition. These| tenor solos will be accompanied by Miss Dennett. Tea will be served at} 5 o'clock. Miss Denntt is the daughter of Mr.) and Mrs. Dennett. born in Washing- ton, D. C, while her father was pri- vete secretary to Senator Hansbrough ot ‘North ‘Dekota.. Before going to Washington with the Northy Dakota senator, Mr. Dennett was representa- tive from. Milton, Cavalier county: in the state legislature, second session, Ginghams | One more day | |. of our Spring Sewing Week at MANY women have taken advantage of the low prices offered during this Spring Sewing Week. To keep up interest we’re adding two a specials to the long list of bargains. | Specials—just received Printed cambrics 1892-93, | One of the happy. results of | { ee the Cavalier county representative's | In the new color combinations that have ae are ie beg Dercales. Bio visit to Bismarck was the consequent | difficult t t. Plaids, checks plain, some flowered patterns. ey ‘ | been so difficult to get. Plaids, he make lovely house dresses. Bought to mariage of Mr, Dennett to a charming young woman employe at the captol, Miss Elizabeth Conesford, deputy in- surance commissioner under Insur- ance Commissioner A. L. Carey of i patterns, per yard plain colors. Very attractive 25c sell at 35c yard. Special, yard .....7..\...... 25c Fargo. The ‘home of the Dennett's has been in Washington continionnly See ees iz TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY you can get standard quality 1 8c ease ere else ct Senator dane: | The “ten-inch deadline” for skirts| Besides styles are designed to make’ slip gives the skirt appearance ot percales, 36 inches wide for ...:......:.seeeeseeedueeeeeens sate lene brough’s long term-of service in the| is decreed by: the Fashion Art League | the short skirt look long. __., | length. Xt ote U. 8. senate, Mr.‘Detinett-was made} of america. The young woman to the right} That's eyelet embroidery on Bray | commissioner of the General Land Of: ; It t first. blush ‘that this wears a suit of knotted silk fabric canton crepe the girl in the center/ fice in ‘Washington, and in the late eiek or Jee ‘ ue ret in striped effect and black velvet in| is wearing. The patrician frock is \ years has been practicing law. would make the shirts ut Short Wa-!| combination. Maybe it’s the striped| worn over a slip of navy blue satin. | q Miss Dorothy has recently returned| Men too short and the skirts vf long| effect or the velvet. but her skirt These are the latest things in from England, where her musical edu-| Women too long. But it doesn’t. hem looks closer to the ground than| spring styles. \ e e e cation has been continued. ° The league says that all women. |ten inches. And by-the-bye, the all-white bridal . ee a ARON short and tall, are about the anme The girl on the left, with the} gown is passe. They're showing be : ah rt ATHLETES ENTHARTAIN. height from heel to knee and thus/ stripes, wears a» navy blue twill and| now in green chiffon and white aud/ i i 4 in The girls’ basket ball team of the) the ten-inch deadline is fair to all. |the stripes are‘ gray soutache. The other color combinations, Hl The store of quality, service an ower prices high school-entertain at a party in the bee high school gymnasium this evening. | press v y row aT ee eee, | yy 1 NORTH DAKOTA’S | ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS | PEOPLE’S FORUM |! —_______—-}= TRAVELING CLINIC, By Olive Barton Roberts feet itor Gai concern are not being and haven’ TO USE POOR FARM. . Charles Wong Wee will not be WANTS IT TRIED: OUT. ri f — arck, N. at 21,| been considered on their merits. { Minot, March 11.—The board of di-| responsible for any bills made Blomarclko Ned. Match 20;sa02h) ectors.of the Ward County Farm Bu- North Dakota is the third state Editor Tribune: | Tie"people of this state have been| rectors. of the Ma ooo the poor! BY Loy Lee, Jen On, Joe Con, the Union to put into effect the “trav The air is surcharged with recall) teq” py partisan politics to a fare fart cia demonstration farm under after March 12th. American 4 cling clinic” for help in stamping out | Proposal and -initiation of some NeW! y we tor several years and are sore-| direction of the county bureat, Cafe. ig. tuberculosis in our state. \ laws. The writer has been openly | ji ea ‘or the agitation and if reliet 4 | eu Within the past few weeks the, opposed to the administration policies | 2 to be had it should be through’ the state has put at the disposal of the; or industries operated by the state.) Sinination of \every professional 0: State Anti-Tuberculosis association | The: farmers ot the. state, have -had | self-seeking politician affiliated with TT | (ttt Il | one of its great army trucks: The! grievances for many years and this is | either side. A recall would mean if truck, which is at Fargo, has now generally conceded by the Tank and! ginojy’ in the final analysis probably ‘ Bes started’ ‘on its “way to Grand Forks | file of the opponents of the league: rerention of the present administra-|[/ ; : , where Dr’ Grassich. nres‘detit of 'the! program. They have spoken in no; tion and the foolish further and con- u orm. ue ay ve. ar. state association, will superintend) uncertain terms for some-years now | tinual fanning of political prejudi J] 3 the equipping of the truck which,; ‘as indicated by the tabulated election Very truly. ° when completed, will he an up-to-date returns and it would seem. to the: NOT IN POLITICS. | fll] “ traveling clinic. An enclesed car will! writer that it would be a fatal mis- oy | Q- be constructed: ‘containing every take, at this time to combat the pe 3 Z 1: equipment for -cliniral work, includ-, gram and sabote itvor put it out of 33 ing a dental chair. ‘Traveling in this Business unt horouetty tried owt 22HNHOIIIN III TIINNIINNH0N0V 000010001 11000 0400000 00R0RVHR0 000 HHA EAA AAA: car will be a physician, a dentist, a> ui | until the next annual eléetion. If the |e! : . ‘ nurse, and a lecturer or field work «| state industries should now be killed 1 to explain the workings of the clinic off the intense feeling of the farmer e in taking care of tubercular patients. ‘ , against the town man would be still} The car will start out in the spring, | Instantly there was a loud explosion! : rankling as it has for some years visiting first. every inst'tute, conven- “Where's the frog?” asked Nancy] through to daylight outside. He was] and he would be justified in the con tion, and all large public gatherings | as she and Nick and the enchanted! searching for his Wishing Ring. Nick| clusion that there is and has been a| ft de of people. Between times the car witl; goat stood in the burning sun right|had taken it off and laid it beside] conspiracy against the farmers inter- / visit edch county inthe state, treat-|on the Equator. ing all cases coming to the notice of} The twins were so happy over not the staff. When. winter sets in thei casting ¢ shadow, and of getting the car will go into the counties where| goat's permission to continue their there are f "9 resident physi-! journey through his cave, that they clans and. 1: “ng itself to iso-| had almost forgotten their green lated school buildings, will form | companion, which was a wonder, aa medical center for examinatian of; Nancy was particularly anxious to children in the school and neighbor-| get the frog outside. She wished to hood, and for treatment of cases of} find out if he were indecd the wicked tuberculosis found’ thérein. | Jinn who had caused them so much Aovery, county ‘fn''the state of North} trouble on their adventure. Jf he kota has sold the Christmas seais, | were that person, the Equator wouid now an established affair of the | put an end to his magic. Everyone Christmas season, and one-half the! knows that no real magic can .cross proceeds of the sale of the stamps in} #t, although it may go safely under it. a county go back to that county. The; Now this is what had delayed the county may have its earned amount: green bullfrog and why he had not in the services of a county iting! followed the twins and the goat cr in money for promoting needed | ‘i z iz | health work. As an instance of the learnings of a city or county, Fargo | has now earned $3,000 in its sale of HAVE A CLEAR, ‘stamps since the beginning and are , Now equipping ard for tubercular VELVETY SKIN: patients in a local hospital. | The two states already in the field Let Stuart’s Calcium Wafers -With traveling clinic cars are Califor- ; . | nia and New Mexico. Many other Clear the. Complexion of Pim-' states in the Union are hard at work iE ‘in preparation for the sending out of ples and Such Blemishes and! ,4<, equipment... Note How Beaut: | All this bespeaks a great victory uty Comes | over tuberculosis in the country and _All girls realize that today we are! will be heralded with joy the nation living in an age of beauty. A clean,’ over. ee City News] 6 From Minneapolis. Napoleon, is doing business in town today. Baby Daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Arthus Sandin are the * parents of a baby daughter born at their pretty new home on Thursday morning. ‘Rebekah Initiation. The regular meeting @f Rebekah Lodge will be held in Odd Fellows : hall on Fifth street this evening. There will be initiation of officers, followed C. L. Merrick of Minneapolis and{ | (To Be Continued.) nurse, the visit of the traveling cary} A aan RAPA DA APO ee IARI fl jerator’s room. . A. portion. of a bead his Box of Charms. “If I can get my Wishing Ring back,” grinned the frog, “and you get the Golden Key out of Nick’s hox to unlock the door into the Room of Sapphires, I shall be safe. They can’t reach me then. If 1 don’t find it, and go out into the sun and cast a shadow, the goat will send me back.” Little did he know that he was right under the’ Equator. “Ha!” he cried at last. “Here's the ring, and sce what they are doing. They can't sce me.” But in climbing up the ring turned and the frog came into plain view Instantly there was a loud explosion! in this room. was buraed By Was some films. according t6 Firéma’ “eDon- ald, but the fire was put out iefore the fire department arrived. Visiting At Hazen. Miss Marjorie Cassel of Hope, has been visiting at ‘the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Moses of Hazen. Mr. Moses is state's attorney of Mercer. The Rebekah Ladies will have a food sale, March 12 at the Gas office, 5th Street and Broadway. EMPLOYERS IN | STATE ARE SUED The Workmen’s Compensation Bu- reau is causing a number of suits to be started against employers through- out the state who have failed or re- fused to pay their premiums. Several suits are for the recovery of the $500 penalty provided .by law to be re- covered against employers who fail to funish reports requested by the Bureau. PLAN BIBLE SCHOOL. | Jamestown, N. D., March 11,—Or- ganization of a daily vacation Bible school for Jamestown is planned un- der the directicn of the community ests. The unfortunate feature of the agitation for several years is the very general feeling of. distrust. in the country against the towns and this would be refanned’ if tke program they stand sponsor for is not had a fair trial. The farmers will know whether these features.,-should be continued or not when the trial is had, and a reasonably fair chance: to sWow, merits if any. +A feeling of suspicion or distrust of one class of people against the other is a serious handicap to both parties and the one way to remote this so generally prevalent is to try out the progr and should it or any! part of it succecd then and in that! event’ the people opposed to the N. P., L. movement would be a beneficiary. | a strictly agricultural ss of the soil producer; to everyone in every ind the people of the state should get right behind any! part of the program that is believed | would be a gain to the farmer, and a success or failure would satisfy both factions. If there is an ultimate loss! to be paid, the farmer taxpayer will have to pay the major portion. It would seem there is: altogether too much political bias and prejudice on both sides and the matter of real FRECKLES March Bring Our Unsightly: Spots. How to Remove Easily The woman with tender skin dreads March because it is likely to cover her face with ugly freckles. No matter how thick her veil, the sun and winds have a strong tendency to make her freckle. | Fortunately for her peace of mind, Othine—double strength, makes i possible for eve those most suscept- ible to freckles to keep their skin clear and white. No matter how stub- uuu MMS ‘Ihe HOOVE ELECTRIC SUCTION SWEEPER IT BEATS... AS IT SWEEPS AS IT CLEANS These Wonderful. Labor Savers «°° HOOSIER ~ the Kitchen Cabine! that saves miles of stope velvety skin is a sure stepping stone i = ie aretha ; “unsightly taces filled with by light refreshments. All members| school of religion now in session here. born # ee One ould ten oe = WE TURN A UMOUSE INTO AUMOME. : pimples, discolorations, blackheads, are urged’ to attend. The school would be conducted from thet le strength shot emove == Cc : es 9 to 12 in the morning tor a period} them. etc., are out of tune. They are a dis- cord aud are nothing but unhealthy Boy Recovering. Wermerskirchen, of two weeks, daily except Sunday. The course is divided into five sub-! Get an ounce from your druggist and banish the freckles. Money back if it NENA ATENEO OAUTH LE Little Melchoir faces due to blood impurities. Cleanse fails, Adv. the blood with Stuart's Calcium Waf- ers and the facial blemishes disappear. ‘Stuart's Calcium Wafers show their influence the skin where they im- prove and clear the blood. And you'll never have a good complexion until the blocd is improved. No matter how bad your complexion is, Stuart's Calcium Wafers will work wonders With it. You can get these nine-year-old boy who has been at St. Alexius for some days, suffering from a broken arm, is suffiiciently recovered from his accident to return to his home at 311 Fourth street and hopes soon to be able to return to St. Mary's school. Theatre Fire. The fire department was called ‘d little wonder wafers at your druggist’s| the Rex theatre about 11 o’clock last for 6 cents a package. { night. Fire had started in the op jects, ASK Your Grocer For Humpty Dumpty Bread P Brod iced WHEN YOU ASK FOR s BUTTER jen b: BARKER BAKERY | 4 NORTHERN Sig Amite! ‘FURNITURE & UNDERTAHIN, 7 OPPOSITE PO BISMARCK. 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