The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1921, Page 5

od Ve i + we oe > FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1921 / THE RISMARCS TRIBUNE, PAGE FIVE Reward Her She has perhaps gone without ‘candy during Lent—Reward her now with an Easter package of PAGE & SHAW Chocolates. The Candy of Excel-, lence—We just received these attractive packages by express. Fountain Special The GOOD FRIDAY I$ OBSERVED IN THE CITY Memorial Day of the Christian | World Brings Unusual Solemnity. (BY REV. H. C. POSTLETHWAITE) Good Friday, the Memorial Day of the. Christian world, is being observ- ed today with more than usual solem- nity. é s cevotions of Passion week, which} will close on the eve of Easter Sat- urday, have taken the marked atten-) tion of Christianity in a way not not- ed before the World War. Are we not brought back to basic things with | more seriousness than of old? Is not} the message of The Great Sacrifice | ‘ommemorated today finding more} ready response in the troubled hearts | of tne people than in the days of le3- ser expertertce ‘aud ‘trial. ; So-it would seem from the reaction toward Holy week. in Communities. At three o'clock today people in all kinds of occupations laid down their} labors for a brief hour of silent de-' yotion, commemoration the hour on €alvary when the Prince of Peace} Eave his lif2 on.tne cross for the re- demption of mankind. | day.’ ‘brated by ‘Bishop Wherle. Services are held in the churches of Fresh Strawberry Sundac and Fresh Lime Freeze Chocolate Shop SEMLING & REGISTER the city this afternoon and this even- ing. AT METHODIST CHURCH ‘Holy Week observance at the Metho dist Episcopal church will be conclud- ed tonight by a Good .Friday service. ‘The preaching of Dr. Harriss is receiv- ing many favorable comments because of its force, eloquence and helpfulness, | It makes a great appeal to people who are thoughttul. Tonight he will speak, on the “Meaning of the Cross for To-/ Service opens at 7:30 with! praise and Prayer. These services are! | for the nurture of the spirit life. All! the members and friends of McCabe, are urged to avail themselves of the; privilege afforded. ‘Sirangers in the: | city especially invited. LORD'S SUPPER OBSERVED At 7:30 this evening the Lord’s Sup- per will be observed in the First Pres-; byterin Church. ‘Every member of, the church should make: an effort to be present while all others will find | enjoyment and profit in this beautiful) service. The morning quartette will! furnish the music and Messrs Halver- son and Humphreys will sing the, beautiful. Oratorio “The Crucifixion’; by Stainer. AT ST, MARY’S. : On Good Friday morning at 8:15 the! Mass of the Pre’ssanctified waa cele-| During! the service will take place the unveil in of the cross. At 7:30 in the even ing Tenebrace will be sung. On Holy Saturday services will be- gin at 7:30 a. m. Preaching the mass/ will be the ceremonies of blessing of the elements, fire and water, and) : Land,” New Garrick Confectionery OUR CUSTOMERS ARE OUR GUESTS showing of superb -“The Queen UNNAUNILEEREDELAUAOREUGANEOAUOGUUANOLOUAL Corner of Fifth F -~-- facility, is provided for small parties. Wecater to that trade. Novelties in candies, the “sweets that just melt in your mouth.” Seasonal flowers for favors. Special EASTER LILIES Single Plants 75c; Double $1.50 Get them While They Last. i of Easter” and Broadway New Garrick Confectionery ELTING TONIGHT for routine work! And then Harry La M. Wagner at the Console Dorothy FLYING PAT Her husband was one of those broad-minded men. Didn’t ask’his bride to slave around a kitchen. Wanted her to have a“career” of her own. 5 So she took up:aviation—with ‘a teacher too handsom2 Now Hubby swears that a wife’s place is at home! Coming Wednesday THOMAS MEIGHAN E Paramount Pictures TOMORROW Gish DORs Re Ny dace Oe Gs ; Our American women comnos ‘John Graham sang Browning's “Tho| | Years At the Spring,” set to music | lands, _ PRESBYTERIAN AID SALE | by the Presbyterian Aid will be on sale at the Perry Furniture company . Saturday ‘at the Gas office Saturday after- | noon, BISMARC TONIGHT George Walsh Better than Douglas Fairbanks Dynamite Allen A Live, Stirring, Wholesome, Thrilling Feature. é TOM MIX In His New Special Big Feature \ the blessing of the waster candle and! the singing of the Exultet Poatificial) high mass will be celebrated at 9, o'clock. Masses today and Saturday wilt be sung by the children’s choir under the direction of Father Slag, Confessional | hours from 3 to 5:30 afternoon and from 7:20 in the evening on Saturday. AMERICAN COMPOSERS STUDIED. The Thursday Musicai club nad as their topic of study yesterday two of , Mrs. and Amy March (Cheney) Margaret Ruthven Lang. Mrs. ©. W. McGray read a paper on the life and works of Mrs. Beach, telling of the American training of the New Hampshire girl, begun under the instruction of a musical mother, and continued up to the present time, showing truly splendid work on the composer... Mrs. Beach, by Mrs. Beach and ‘or which the com> poser was made an honorary member of the Boston Browning club. Mrs. Graham sang as a second number, “Ah, Love, But a Day.” Miss Wood- playing her own accompani- ment, sang Stickle’s “Bring Back the Golden Days.”. Two delightful p: numbers were rendered, Mrs. Gene- vieve Menard élughes playing “Lotus y Cyril Scott, and Miss Ruth Quigley followed with “Arabesque by Chaminate> Mrs. Robert Morris sang “Mavourneen,” with music by the Bos- ton composer, Margaret Ruthaven Lang. The day’s program was under the direction of Mrs. Arthur Bauer who took the place of Mrs. Arnot, now re- covering from illness. ‘ .. Aprons and handmade articles afternoon beginning 2:30 P. M. advt. Catholic! Ladies will have a, food sale, fancy work and apron} Grove’s is the Onl 1 ASK Your Grocer Humpty Daapiy Bread Produced by , BARKER BAKERY THEATRE K » TOMORROW Coming Monday “Prairie Trails” - New: gloves, of course Surpassing Spring at unsurpassed price mo- deration, for quality of equal character. Fashions e H r Suits-Wraps - Dresses In the best of this season’s styles, colors and materials. A modest expenditure givés you the things to which you are entitled—Style,; Value, Service. To give you these at every season of ‘the year is a steadfast policy of this store. We invite yqu atsall times to come in and see our women’s apparel whether you intend to buy or not. ‘ The new drape veils Hair-bows for Easter ‘ Just the ribbon for her Easter bow, is a beautiful quality in pink, blue, yellow and darker colors. 69c Yard Are decidedly smart and very becoming. A splendid as- sortment for you to select from in all silk, square, oblong, and round drapes. f t Good ribbons in light and dark shades—flowered, checked, striped patterns. $2.50 to $8.50 49¢ Yard - Faster footwear needs’ g Children’s and misses pumps , May~be had in patent leather or kid, with or without strap © A very good value at $5.50 pair. Beautiful French Kid Gloves, wrist length, fancy stit¢éhed, backs in champagne, dark and light brown, grey and black. $4.00 a pair. Silk combination--special! Women’s oxfords Black and brown—in kid or calfskin. Well fitting, gopd lasts of dependable makes. $8.00 and $12.00 per pair. t Good hosiery. values Children’s brown ribbed stockings Reinforced toes and heels—excellent wearing 25¢ to 40c. A limited number.of wash satin, and crepe de chine com- bination suits—daintily trimmed and of good quality. are offered at $3.75 and $4.25. Women’s black cotton hose Segm back, double sole.’ This is a real value at 29c. Brassieres A table full of every conceivable style of brassiere. They come in net, lace, muslin, silk jersey and satin. Priced at 50c, 75e, $1.25 and up to $4.25. AW.LUCAS CO. — The store of quality, service and lower prices Women’s heavy silk hose . This is one of our best sellers—a beautiful stocking, full | fashioned, lisle top, $2.50 pair. : ‘SEAT. SALE FOR __- BIG LOCAL SHOW | BEGINS TOMORROW | has been drilling for several weeks. Comic opera to be given at the, feat to any I Auditorium Tuesday, March 29th, Mat-| come (in the second act!). | inee and evening, by local talent un-; der the direction of Miss Caspary is proves itself an elaborate witty, thrill-| singing, dancing readings. ing and beautiful production worthy | Tickets go on sale at Harris & co.| Shop at the Emporium, 116 of an audience ‘that should pack t omorrow morning—It is advisable| 5th St., and save money. auditorium. hat you get your seats early before; The Captain’s great invincible army; * Se ee oI | the. choice seats are taken. | ’ jand their prime condition spells de-| The matinee in the afternoon is giv-| dian outburst that might! en especially for the ol children | | who have their easter vacation next! ‘There are three intensely interest-) week. For Expectant Mothers Berghot ing acts and there will be something Look out for the Puritans that are| and! doing every miaute between acts too-| expected to arrive direct from Ply-| Useo By THREE Generations | mouth Rock on Saturday afd Monday.; ¥#2t roe BOOKLET o# MOTRERHOOD aa Tee DABY. race espricto REGULATOR Co., D'*T 5-0. ATIANCA. Go 3 in full readiness Leal Takot Contain of Plymouth Auditorium \ ———= Tuesday, March 29,1921 ———— Under the Direction of Miss Bergliot Caspary Tickets on Sale 60 People at Harris & Co. Saturday Admission $1.10 Funnier than the Funniest