The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 2, 1921, Page 3

PAGE THREE MONDAY, MAY 2, 1921 - ‘ He THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE i R | per cent on the value of the foment TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY for the season; where the value of | the garment is $100 or less the charge! In the youthefilled days of spring a woman longs more than ever to retain her youth and beauty and that is best a day by preserving the girlish lines of her figure. , Nemo Corsets and Circlets are famous for the symmetry and grace, which they impart to their wearers. and Circlets will be given by “Efficient fittings dnd extra service, also characterize this week, and every facility is accorded you in your selection of the Nemo Corest and Circlet which are particularly designed to mold and keep your figure in its naturally youthful and charming lines. WEBB BROTHERS Bubbling Over With Mirth and Melody, Elks’ Minstrels— Friday and Saturday, May’ 6 and 1. 88: L.E.MAYNARD’S MUSICAL MERCHANDISE = 5 214 Main Street. Phone 978 | The House of Baldwin Pianos Widdicomb Phonographs Sheet Music Player Rolls Phonograph Records Ellington Howard Modello and Monarch Terms for Those Who Do Not Wish to Pay Cash Pianos, String: Instruments and Phonographs Repaired Last Word in Pianos MANUALO “The Player Piano That Is All But Human” SaAUANNRODUUUEUONUDOONONONOONOTNOON oenunnuacanenacocaescogncnensuenions Hamilton MUREUOCEUREUDUUGUTOCOOESEOURUORECUOUUNGOCORORADCRROODNONE em) ty EXCLUSIVE ELECTRICAL SPECIALISTS B ATTERY Service and parts for Delco, Remy, Northeast 2, They i marck; Miss Della Olson, of Colbert, | I : Washington; ‘reavement, since she has been calld Halkirk, Alberta, Canada; three sons. = marck, | “methods elementa CITY PIONEER PASSES AFTER - LONG ILLNESS | Funeral Services Are Held For Mrs. Julia Olson, Long Resi- dent of Bismarck Funeral services were held this morning. at the Catholic church, for Mrs. Julia Olson, who died Saturday fternoon about 3:30 o'clock at her: home, 300 Eighth street south. Burial was in St, Mary's cemetery. Mrs. Olson, a pioneer resident ot! : Bismarck, had been ill since lust De-: 2) cember, 7 Two weeks ago it was thought she: suffering from gall stones. ; as recovering and a daughter who had come from Washington to be at rom among the first’ i died a few years after coming to Bis- | narck. Mrs. Olson was a devout member « the Gatholic church and of a loving = disposition. included six children.; iss Belle Olson, of Bis-| Survivors e Mrs, E. C. Grogan, of 2 mos, William and Fred Olson, of Bis- A stepson, John Olson, re- siding near Bismarck, and a brother, 5, and sister ‘in Neche, N. D., also sur- | vive. The pallbearers for the furs AVM4cuvaccneeneevceecatnesgnscaneuceusccesuaycecusnvnnacneneceneaeeneeteuntn eral were D. J, McGillis, Patrick Kel- y, G. C. Wachter, Anton Beer, George White and Frank Garniu. SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS HERE | BEGIN SESSION Methodist Institute Continues; Through Tuesday After- noon The Sunday school institute of the! Bismarck district of the Metho pal church opened this after The program for tonight pes of Ex-| pressional Work,” M ark, and Auto Lite starters, Bosch, Eisemann and Youne People: “Department Or K-W. Magnetos, Exide and Minnesota bat- ganization,” Dr. Wilson. Adult: “The Class Session,” Di teries, and Klaxon horns. ELECTRIC SERVICE & TIRE CO. Bismarck, No. Dak. SERVI Bathing is always a dekh to Saas who recognize how closely the habit is associated with good health. "Stoudand” Porcelain Enameled bath fixtures increase the pleasure of ae Became they are modem, beauti- ful in design and sanitary. ‘Their durability is guaranteed. We sell said install this equipment and guarantee our work as well as the fixtures, First-class workmanship in Plumbing saves you money. That's the kind of work we do and we can save you money the next time you need plumbing. Repair work at reasonable prices. The days are coming when the Bath Tub and shower call often—the summer days when night time finds us tired, sticky and uncomfortable. Give every member of the family a chance to enjoy a refreshing, invigorating hath as often as they feel like it during the hot weather. The cost of having a well equipped bathroom in your home is probably less than: you imagine. Ask us for prices. Up to date Plumbing, Hot Water and Steam Heating. Only expert mechanics employed. Frank G. Grambs Bismarck, N. D. Phone 561 a DO NOT FORGET THE ELKS MINSTRELS, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 6 AND 7. ; ee SS Smith. 8:30—Address by Rev. Smith, D. D. Tuesday Morning. * 9:30—Devotions. 9:45—Address: Religious Education,” Rev. Smith, D. D. i 10:30—Classes in organization and methods— Elementary: gram. Miss rk, Adult: Smith, Administration: “The Sunday School as a Training Institution,” Dr. Wilson. :30—Address: Bert E,! “The Home and| Bert K,! “Building the Pro- ss, Activities,” Dr. “The Value of} Miss | Tuesday Aiternoén, - { :45—Devotions, 2: 00 — Address: “The Church! School Trainings World Christians,’ Rev. Gilbert Loveland. 2:30—Classes in organization and | Methods— i i Table and} Elementary: Round tion Box, Miss Clark. erAdministration: “The Sunday when that -Kid grew up he sure became a good son. School Building and Equipment,” Dr. | Wilson. 3:30—Classes in organization aad methods— eae “The Class and Evangelism,” Smith, Ptestonary education: ecuring the expression of the missionary spirit, | in prayer, fellowship and co-opera- tion, Mr, Loveland. 4:30—Address: “Evangelism the Supreme Goal in Religious Educa- tion,” Rev. H, C. Wilson, D, D. 5:00—Adjournment, Members of all Sunday schools in the city are invited to attend the meet- ings Warning Message To Owners of _ Valuable Furs Dear Madam: Now that spring and warm weather are at hand we are going to remind, you of those repairs that your fur ‘garment will’ need before you will want to wear it again next fall for this is the opportune time to have that work done while our factory is not busy and while your work can get the attention that we like to give it to assure you of satisfactory work- manship 9m your garment. Last fall we turned y hundreds of custom- ers with fur work because we were so overcrowded wilh work that it was impossible for us to get it all done before the cold weather set in. We sre elad to submit estimates on jobs if the garments are sent to us before we accept the’order and if the price | is not satisfactory will return the | garment. We store furs during the summe1 months and a few words regarding same will be apropos at this time. We have the best facilities for storing furs west of Minneapolis and car store your furs in fireproaf vaults where they will be safe from moths fire and burglary at a charge of 3 is 4 per cent, The U. S. Departnient fof Agriculture in| Bulletin No, 659) says: paccg, camphor, moth balls and cedar | chips have a certain value if the ga ments are not soaked with eggs and larvae: their development, and the destruc- tive work will be little if at all-re-; stricted.” Every trunk, chest, or closet in} which yan pack your clothes is 8! KOR SALE—Oak library ‘table and a cozy moth hatchery. ‘You may not} see the moths but the eggs are snug- ly tucked away in the folds of your; valuable garments, velop Into moth worms and ¢ their destruction. A greater. n be accrued from moths in your gar- ment in one season than the cost of storing will amount to in 10 years. A great amount of dust and dirt will accumulate in a garment during | the six months that it is worn and; chould’ be removed every spring to} keep the fur looking nice and fresh. ! We have renovating machinery for will alway CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends | | who ministered’ to our mother. Mrs.) Julia Olson, during her illness, for the ; , beautiful’ flowers sent as a token of ; ! their friendship and in memory of her! j loving character, and for the kin messages of condolence in our be-| to reward; Miss Della Olson, Miss Belle Olson, Mrs, E. C, Grogan, Amos Olson, William Olson, Fred Olson, John Olson. Warrants For Sale at a dis- leount. Call 469R. W. G. Wor- ner. Bismarck, N. D. 4-29-2t ‘BUY NO DYE BUT “DIAMOND DYES ‘Unless you ask for “Diamond Dyes” you may get a poor dye that streaks, spots, fades and ruins your goods. | Every package of Diamond Dyes con- | tains simple directions for home dye- ing or tiuting, any new, rich, fadeless} | color into garments or draperies of ‘any material.. No, mistakes! No | failures! , Advt. ASK Your Grocer Humpty’ Sant Bread luced by BARKER BAKERY | “Various repellants such as td! The ‘odors have no effect on} Later they de-; y on! int to be relieved of! May AFIRSTNATIONAL MT TRACTIONS ELTINGE TH 3 DAYS, COMMENCING TODAY, Coming Thursday and Friday, “Th W : ' r) H 9 Mildred’ Hoveia —in é WOman il His ouse “LETS GO”— LOST—Pocketbook containing $15.00 in currency and some papers. Ke- turn to office of Singer Sewing Ma- chine Company, Bismarck, N. D. for reward of $5.00, 5-2-3t FOR RENT—We have two rooms left itable for light housekeeping, in. Call 320 2nd St. 5-2-3t AD ‘D—Position as stenographer, have had seven years of experience. Write Box 251, Bismarck, 'N. D, 5-2-3t WALLACE REID The famous star in his latest and newest photo play “The Charm School” He thought he knew all about women. Till an aunt willed him a girls’ school! Fifty brass library table lamp, rockers and a rug. Phone 719K 5-2-3t |FOR SALE—Household goods. Call at 404 First Street, Tuesday, 10 a.m 5-2-2t FOR SALE-—-Studebaker automobile, four-cylin 510 Fourteenth str or phone TRIRUNE WANTS — FOI dainty, dimpled darlings who thought he was “just grand.” So he swept aside the old methods and be- came Professor of Charm. The rest is all you could ever imagine—and more! The famous New. York stage success in a whirl of love and laughter. Daily F her bedside left for home. | that purpose ead alo dry clean gar- Ps) oan ts, \ The deceased was 80 years of age,: ments with the @reatest of care at at Demonstr ations nd was born in Pembina county, in| nominal charge. ' TONIGHT AND TOMORROW the northeast part of-the state, Her! Send us your furs for repairs and of the latest Nemo Corsets amily into North Dakota storage and we assure you -at the our skilful corsetieres during | residents of the territory. She had the respoifsibility connected with Week lived in Bismarck fori Her! their care nC 2) hushand, Daniel Olson, v - ENCK’S FUR STORE, Nemo Wee .ter and he assisted in bit Fargo, N. D. 57 Broadwav May 2nd to 7th » of the first buildings in Bis - Adv T : cluding the old Sheridan house. He ER FOR RHEMATISH Write for booklet eutaptism, tree ft-S) pectic (a: DepeD: Atlanta, Ge Bebe Daniels In Her Latest Picture “Ducks and Drakes” By Elmer Harris ¢ } ae es Little Miss Innocence saw no harm in promiscuous telephone flir- tations with any pleasant masculine voice that her system of pick- ing random telephone numbers brought on her wire. How could she dream that some of these men knew each other; knew she was flirting with all of them, and were framing up a plot to punish and cure her of her wild habit? Of course these telephone flirtations led to secret meetings. And first thing she knew, reckless Teddy had more excitement in her young life than she knew how to manage. All’s well that ends well, but the adventures she found at the ends of the telephone wires make a comedy you cannot afford to miss. “VAMPS AND SCAMPS” Two Reel Century Comedy. ORPHEUM Theatre Tonight Tomorrow The Daylight TriaJs of Motherhood, the Midnight Trials of Paternity are all for Chaplin in this Super-’ Comedy-Drama. He was a Good Mother to the Kid, and For Charlie’is a wandering Glazier, and while the Kid went ahead breaking windows Charlie was always at hand to get the Job of Mending Them. And yet, there’s a lump in your throat and a tear in your eye now and then. Never expected that of Char- lie, did you? Well, here’s where you get something more EATRE ( Management Valleau Theaters Co.) MATINEE DAILY 2:30 P. M. EVENING PERFORMANCE 7:30 AND 9:00 P.M. Adults 35c. Children Under 12, 20c, Including Tax. PRICES: ELKS MINSTRELS, AUDITORIUM, MAY 6 AND 7.