The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1921, Page 3

‘ é ay WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1921 é THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE THREE NORTH DAKOTA CLUB WOMEN TELLS. OF SUCCESS IN GROWING ROSES} \WERBR BROTHERS . «.[{ also, blossom all summer long. ior long! Tie iranedcdicedal Raga Con un aeons NU nan NN q g ive re’ Conrad Meyer ~ vig a deep pink, grows ANUNUUUUUUUUNANU UEC NLU. UAE i the State, and Gives Secret | 5,” Uinsters of trom five to seven buds, of Success and is very double. Some of the Rugos: ‘¢ only. semi-double. . me Ab h re i vi mo This we shall plant ‘a new ! 1 { N Lee Te Sty A A MATTER OF GROWTH] r= plot. ‘The varieties for this hed l OYS for the Children AR Hl A are coming to me from Washington, and are experimental, But we have ‘ Sincerity Mus. Grant of ea D1 had such excellent success with roses 4, a prominent club woman has the fol- are begin- « Strength of A : & A ven lowing to say in a letter to Mrs, R.A eve that we can grow ya- \ Now that warm weather is here let Purpose ss t ; Sprague of Grand For riaties that we heard would not live Y oe yas . £ : ( toses DO thrive lustily in Nortn{ “272uKh our northern winters, How- f the kiddies enjoy the great out doors. kota report if iy eas ny advice is to first try out such 4 ‘ rey Hees : ' ainaveee a ey a nOtt varieties as you know are hardy, and Z Our display of out door toys will de ms 3 sui is latitude. j ohildy rf q i no moro, tan is given them in New rts ae Wat shinted Patents light the children and you will find a Wore ste ee. Certally vy sare ab) ago, That same year Judge Young : | large stock to select from for out door solutely har and require no more winter protection than lilacs, al- gh after growing them for many s, I believe the blossoms will be er, the plants more orous if they e all given a mulch of leaves w and not uncovered too € ring. planted a wonderful garden in Far; racyeati ¥ are ¢ in- It is indescribably beautiful. recreation. Then there are many in Young has been wonderfully suce! teresting toys for indoors that are sure ful with rose culture. Mrs. Young told me that two years ago, when we had to keep the children amused on rainy our usual amount of ‘all, you re- member, they cut, i » more than three rden, | trom their bushes. days. A Beautiful Rose y give the S h: tee : At St. Thomas I had beautifni » act if . : : 4 LTHOUGH often reviled by his political enemies raeo eerdeu: (Te was sheliored Onin (Vane eectaie ree malate Included in our display are:. Wagons, Coasters, Scooters, Veloci- while he lived, Lincoln‘ now stands out like a north and west by hedges perhaps four feet high. Behind the hedge on giant among the men of his time for his sincerity of fee net Wee ince “4 ; Le poles Ee ie Wheelbarrows, Carts and a host of sand toys i eli 4 et e rth were large trees. The par | %&———— oe scoot ew soul and devotion to what he believed was right. eat SGeitaE alli Neen Gace ine tote CITY NEWS i of every description. central New York. 1 had very few]! ! D } : varieties, but those [ had were in suet | &—————— ——+ SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY . abundance that they were beautifui St. George’s Guild ‘ beyond description. Starting with < The Guild of St. George's Episcopal < Vt 4 row of bushes’ on either side of ? | church will hold its regular meeting Don’t Forget the Elks Minstrels, Friday and Saturday, May 6 and 7, 1921. and covered — I ES formal path (possibly a dozen in all) | at the parish house Thursday after- when we left -St. Thomas they hai ! noon at 2 spread luxuriently that, with the us- }ual spring transplantings, 1 am sure Ont | Dazey. Are the result of a sincere effort to build a better ses ea ecoviy a fea teay Cena FEATHER REPORT. or registered warrants at sufficient} The Chocolate Chop is now tire, a tire that will give longer mileage, a tire that will | ushes, The plot waa abou, fity test | 4,0, Qbvesard. Marie OppoKard Ere discount to net legal interest rate.! gnen evenings after all dances. pe f . Bui Dee: ligne ae ieee 2 Wee aee ae 's. H, Oppegard were in from Dazey| For twenty-four hours ending at{ Phone 685-K, or write P. 0. Box ° f give you more for your money. uilt with a sturdy a & ee ee Se tae jspending Tuesday in Bismarck on | noon, April 407, Bismarck, N. D, 4-27-1w i ) strength that carries them over or through all kinds of vel e Paanine 2 business and pleasure. Temperature at 7 A. M. FOR SALE—Kight-room, all modern ; 4 5 roads in all kinds of weather. “Prairie Queen (pink); moss oi Seer any tetday, honse;; tours years oldychow , water NEUMONIA ' : hoth pink and white, On the Front Grand iy Ores: Lowest yesterday . heat, full basement, garago, bis Call a physician. Then begin re Lincoln never compromised a south wide of ie nek. Whe i Paul ‘Thomas and F. 8. Packard of | Lowest last night porch, kitchen range goes with H1e KK: with AND matter of principle. The makers of the rose garden, was a beautiful red|Gtnd Forks were in Bismarck the | Precipitation Prace | house, a good buy and Ua $/Genune\? Brunswick Tires have never com- rambler that flowered nearly all sum. | ‘itst of the week-on business. Highest ‘wind Wore ew ae AVON le eee ao 4 yous yic KS promised on materials or work- mer long. 4 Dreain Garden From For North Dakota r tonight and | WANTED—Girl for general hous VAPORUB manship. Try Erunswick Tires. Fron niacvune.to De Tuily it wasa] Mv, and 3 i a unreaay, ;not much change in tem- work, Call 1112 Ave, D. 4-27-8t Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly Keep your own record of their per- Dream Garden. Every morning for|20n Ball are visitors in town for a | Perature, A . f 2. Judge b r at least three weeks during the sea-| few days. AT Make it a point to meet your formance. Judge by results only. & TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ee ick. s And vou will always use them, son, we gathered roses by the arm- aE eer ‘ friends at the New Garrick. ° , 4 Mi vey f ful. Not short stemmed blossoms, y From Valley Cit ‘ —————_—_. unde} nd, but great, glowing nd of Valley City spent FOR RENT—Strictly modern rooms MORE LIKE NIGHTMARE rin booms, borne on stems trom eighteen n Bismarck attending to af- 300 9th Phone 377K. 4.27-1w Aguaprieta, Sonora, Mexico, April ( Bye te NG tery ee irs. FOR SALE—Bicycle, cheap, 522 2nd Somebody put gunpowder in e : Thy et street. 4-27-1w j Ching Wah's dream pipe here. After ORWIN MO ‘0 puperb Bat ay alles FOR SALE—1917 Ford Touring ¢ Ching got it loaded and settled down C T R co. ed to the parent R. H, Looysen was an Oakes caller |” Just completely overhauled; perfect} for a trip to the land o' poppies, it stock, » produc ing a single blossom not|in Bismarck yesterday. eae tires, $375. Will take 5 cash,| Went off. Ching, minus his mustache, G unlike the single Rug. We did not ee ee A ‘ = vee ‘uaranteed Wholesale understand the necessity of protect- Baptist Ladi See ey eae anal [epee era All Wool Distributors ing the plant ABOVE the gratt at that] ‘The Baptist ladies will’ meet with p fads | New Spring i time. We have learned more about] Mrs. H. A. Wilson at her home an | > Patterns ij BN culture since. 208 Rosser, Thursday afternoon, All | SHO-CARD WRITING Made to Your Order Bismarck, North Dakota p only care the St. Thomas rose | are invited. a [ : ; en received was a thorough culti- eee ee eee Murphy Varnish] SIGN PAINTI vation every spring. annual trans- Silver Coffee Thursday, Phone 669 219 Main Street ‘Plantings and much pruning. In the| ‘The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian spring all the dead canes were cut] church will give a silver coffee at the sees for over fifty years $22.00 een preserving beautiful out, and after the blooming period the | home of Mrs. E. V. Lahr, 15 Avenue Bismarck Furniture Co. old bran cut hack sharply | B, on Thursday from 3 to 6. i a ee that the 1 have new i ation is extended all e growth for ne sonds blossoming. i | Of course, with such trees as we had H All Work Guaranteed ‘ rr about the garden, there was a natural Fal ASK Your Grocer ‘ ng of leaves each Occa- 5 H For sionally we worked fertilizers into Hl e soi] about the roots, for roses are] a few da E | Humpty Dumpty Bread Yan r rich feeders, you know moving form windows ftom the 1 Produced by uceess At capital, He has about 160 of them TAILOR The year af yr home| off now and is looking forward W the BARKER BAKERY tton we had the grounds land- | finish. and certain plots Lomas Cash Specials planted to Ask your friends about the new garden, New Garrick’s Candies and Ice Timeh: dit“The ¢ F B lance ot Week ag successful as those in ewe ‘ "imehas provedit“TheVer- or Da On the south side of the Cream. nish That Lasts Longest. a bed of Gr re eae Experts in the art of pre- : No. 1 Recd’s Hvy. Galv. tubs, Re: 90 Spe. $1.98 They ave the talk of tt A| The New Garrick is a good serving never hesitate touse No. 2 Reed’s Hvy. Galy. .tubs, Reg. pric 20 Spe. $2.19 hybrid ros®, almost the color of the|place to meet your friends. any Murphy product. Let ; ‘quiment but small, they blossom é a Gstells voucabout® Univers { : 12 qt. plain galv. pail. Reg. price 50c Spe. 37. ‘ from about the third week in June , OF THEIRS: FOR THRONE eee caealltte mace] No. 3 Reed’s Hvy. Galv. tubs, Reg. price 350 Spe. $2.49 until Eros CHAT ent fot roses nis gee y pop 14 gt. 1 XXX Hv y pails Reg, pric. .$1.50 Spe. 98c cd. ahout the size ot thé canetantt til 37.—The Si- ular colors. | 14 qt. Heavy ge v. pails, Reg. price Spe. 89c. October 20th, | sent | amese ral dyt | | % arbage can with cover. Reg. 5.50 friend in late Septem-|of dying ont ey the ln sticks ( e a 16 gal. Hvy. Corg. Garbage ca ino se fully developed blos-| to his intention of remaining a bache- at a Bee ep a= soms, One branch on one of the] lor. i “SAVE THE SURFACE Corg. Garbage can with cover. Reg. $6.75 bushes had twenty-two buds that ma-| For the king has 79 brothers! | UND OVOUSSAVE CAE LE | Sr ured in late July. [ cannot praise] The king's father : | 22 gf: rg. Garbage can with cover. Reg. $8.00 s too highly his grandfath 17,000 | Lays j ga Hivy ieee amis : a delic 1, and $000 wives. FRENCH & WELCH i 1 al the eye, an lutely The news that the king has decided JIDW. CO. | POULTRY NETTING : ardy. We have about t plants] to remain single follows his an- ' 12 in. high 2 in. mesh, priced special at ae cts per f in the bed. nouncement cancelling his engage- oudh on ac- ill-health. rden is {ment to Princ These | count ef the gir The othe the Conrad ELTINGE ‘x BISMARCK ; THEATRE 4. cts per lin. ft. 1 cts per lin. ft. 4, éts per lin. ft. 18 in. high 2 in. mash, priced special at 1°/, 24 in. high 2 in. mesh, pri cd special at 2 36 in. high 2 in mesh, priced special at 3: 48 in. high 2 in. mesh, priced special at 4%), cts per lin. ft. 60 in. high 2 in. mesh, priced special at 5°/, cts per lin ft. 72 in. high 2 in. mesh, priced special at 6°), cts per lin ft. : ‘i Ww J You cannot say that your home is modem and comfortable if your a TONIGHT AND TOMORRO TONIGHT bath toom fixtures are old, sito date and unsanitary. A Mates plumb- Paint Up In assion Yul vStosedavd” rang bee, are ne moa durable and sanitary i fixtures made. 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Only expert mechanics employed A few colors of strictly quality paint to close out at per gallon $2.50. E LOMAS HARDWARE CO. Frank G. Grambs Bismarck, N. D. Phone 561 RWIN MOTOR OPEN ALL NIGHT |°°conrsy Monthly Storage $8.00 Transient Storage 50c Phone 700 REDUCED RATES ON STORAGE DO NOT FORGET THE ELKS MINSTRELS, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 6 AND 7. Don’t-Forget the Elks | Minstrels, Friday and “Saturday, May 6 and 7, 1921. 5 RRA BRIT TS