The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1921, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE 2,000 VETERANS | TO ENJOY ELKS | VACATION CAMP Minnesota “Bills” Plan to do‘ Real Service to War Veterans THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1921 _ ga ai aa) memarnmem Mothers’ Day Next Sunday, May 8 - Flowers for Mother For Mother’s Living — Flowers Bright For, Mother’s Memory—Flowers White DO NOT FORGET “All that Iam and hope io be T owe to my Mother” : Abraham Lincoln. If Your Mother Livés in Another City, We Will Telegraph Your Flowers. OSCAR H. WILL & CO.—— Phone 784-R Pioneer Green House 324 4th St. Lecmmeteenttntionen tt ‘so ee Sports Wear Gally carefree line | Minneapolis, Minn., May 5,—More! than 2,500, disabled war yeterans of | Minnesota will be eligible to spend a) acation at 2 summer. camp, to be 4-; nanced by the local Elks club, and! maintained in colaboration with the | Federal Board for Vocational Re-edu cation, following the ‘initiation of th movement for a camp, where forme wounded service, men may enjoy. 2 period of outdoor recreation, the 15! here agreed to finance the propos According to Judge Frank ted ruler of the Elks, an ex: ed camp director will be s ed to take charge of the projec and work out plans for it. Disabled service men who are tak-j ing training under the dir n of the | federal board wil-he lowed two | Re Choosing-an adequate sports wardrobe is most satisfactory when you have a variety of jolly modes, carefree in styling, to select from \ Here pertly fringed sweaters that captivate one’s fancy with their beautiful tints; chic skirts, broadly striped; blouses and trim suits of flannel, tweed and wool Jersey solve the problem of how without spending a lot of money one may make a smart and ap- DR Sioa een propriate appearance during hours devoted to play. ‘wun aro ization has heen formed. at the Uni- y of “Minnesota prohibiting its : members from calling on‘ girls until Minneapolis, Minn., May the end of the present quarter. “The Non-Steppers Club” is the name chos- ~ en for the new organization which) . started with s charter ars, weeks’ vacation, on sovernment pa started with six charter members. | to spend at the camp, 'T. Nort A personal service officer, announ . ear s gle’ aa memory < He said that throughout the state,| mot er next unday. Say. 4U) there are approximately 2,500 forme with flowers. by wire—anytime soldiers with disabilities traceable t —anywhere. Oscar H.. Will & the war. All of these will be allowe: Co., 324 4th St., Phone 784R. privileges at the proposed camp. ANTI-CALLING CLUB, - Wool Jersey Sults Specially Priced at $19.50 A large and comprehensive collection of chic new models in wool jersey and combination of distinctive striped or plaid skfrt and plain jacket., : DO YOU KNOW Today is the Annex Cafe Birthday, being in Business exactly one year, and during this ffme we have served . 75,000 customers with meals that they enjoyed, and we thank each and every one of them for the business they have given us. DO YOU KNOW Our meals are just like Home Cooking and from the num- ber of satisfied customers whom we have served, it cer- tainly looks to us that before our next Birthday, we will serve twice that amount of customers. Final arrangements and the selec tion of a site remain to be made. | ‘Yentative plans, however, call for the { = admittance of any soldier with dis- | : ane , ; _| abilities traceable to the war, who has | For TENT pea eal Sebne mot an honorable discharge. It is plane} a ee kee ig 5-5-3t | Red to obtain reduced railroad rates ; WANTED—To give board and room| #nd the net charge Co the disabled vet. | i ( for part time work in garden and erants will be for their meals only, Mr, Northey said. 2 rounds. Telephone 5S8L after 9 | f DO YOU KNOW. oclock a.m. : Spt Lake Independence, in Hennepia| if . ; FOR RENT—Rooms for light house-| county, about 21 miles from here. is; x 7° ont prices ue Pe Wee the eniedd food we serve oN keeping. 610 Srd St. Phone 415L.| being considered as the site -for the ‘ customers, for they told us we do @ive them lots of goo \ °c eoct camp. it is expected the profect will well cooked food for the reasonable prices we charge. DO YOU KNOW .. Everybody should by all means remember to attend the Elks’ Minstrels Friday and Saturday nights. Then re- be started between June 1 and June 15, with accommodations for about 150 men every two weel Suits at Special Prices Suits of Tricotine, Serge, Piquetini and novelty FOR RENT—A pleasant room in a modern home for a young lady, 114 Avenue A. Phone 558-L. 5-5-3 FOR RENT—Furished room in mod- ern home, close in. Gentleman pre- | i ALMOST NEW, recently built Buviga-| low, 5 rooms and bath, full basement, | materials in a large assortment newest spring ferred. Phone 499X, : es . WANTED-Salesman with car to call; furnace heat, hard wood floors, east | models. . = ANNEX CAFE on dealers with a low priced 6,000- front, Lot Sere on Pretty. home| ‘a % mile tire. $100.00 week with extra for quick sale, $4,000, small payment | t . ices, é fred Bobb, Fron. 510 Broadway commissions. C. L, SMITH CO.| and balance same as rent, Phone at specially reduced prices 961. ‘Henry & Henry. 5-5-2t South Bend, Indiana. ge Theatre TODAY AND TOMORROW Don’t Forget the Elks Minstrel Show May 6-7 WEBB BROTHERS “The Home of New Styles.” ‘ | Eltin ’ Matinee Daily, 2:30. . Evening, 7:30 and 9 P.M. The Winchester products embrace firearms, cutlery, fishing tackle, skates and tools. When the organization is completed. there will be 4,800 dealers in the United States handling the Products. The organization in its en- larged program will adhere to thi quality standards of the Winchester firearms. \ 4 BERGDOLL PROBE , “The Woman in His House”—the wonder-play of a love that girdles the-earth. It will open the floodgates of your tears and dam them up with joy and laughter! WINNING ESSAY URGES MATRON AT RAIL DEPOT HARDWARE MEN OF 8 STATES ARE TO MEET not a wife, but just a woman house. “Do you wonder she answered temptation? are but women in their husband’s ‘The Miracle Maw’ ” says Washington Post! WOMAN —cameé down from the lonely North, fresh, innocent, sweet, to be ; the wife of the man who was always too busy. Marriage gave her ; a name, a child, but robbed her of her husband’s love. It made her IN HIS But when she did, Mother-Love held her back— for the little wife was the little mother, too! This isn’t the story of one woman, but of all wives who | HOUSE “A Triumph of Mother-Love! More Convincing and Moving Than ELD ESTAS SE ; N Also showing a Two Reel Comedy “TORCHY MIXES IN” - Marking of Streets Also Sug- gested For Improvement of the City (Editor's Note—The following essay, written by Mabel Larson, sophomore jn the high school, won first prize in the Town Criers high school contest on the subject ' “Bismarck, My City—What I Like About It and How I Think It Can (Be Improved.” The winning es- say in the Junior High School contest also will be published. - The essays. were limited to 300 words.) is 5 ae (By Mabel Larson) To my mind, Bismarck is an ideal city. Years of growth have made it so, and the years to come will add to its attractiveness, Bismarck is sit- ated on un open prairie which seems to extend a welcome hand to all new- comers. It has broad streets of pave- ment, natural drainage sewer system, light, gas and water conveniences. 7 he city is well laid in well propor- tioned blocks, which are kept neat sand clean by the citizens and the city. It also has an excellent fire and police } protection. The roads leading to the city are kept in good condition, while the scenery along the drives is beau- tiful. % ‘But while Bismarck is ideal, it is not perfect. It is not lacking in big things. It lacks the small things | which are often as important as the big. One thing that Bismarck needs ‘is some possible way for strangers in town to identify the streets. A stranger in the city has to inquire the | names of the streets from pedestrians or ask at the homes. When a stranger {asks me the name of a street, I | usually feel as if it is my duty tO the city to apologize for the lack oY street | signs and I think others feel the same way, The way to avoid this confusion would be to put up small, neat signs ; every block or two, which would be easily found by the stranger. Another thing Bismarck lacks is the services of a matron at the depots. There are quite a few lone girls com- ing in on the trains and the girls who \Joiter at ‘the station could well use her services. Besifes these things, Bismarck can have more pavement, a park with a swimming pool, more brick buildings in the business dis- trict, a Young Men’s-Christian Asso- ciation, and a Young Women’s Chris tion Association, all of which would tend to make Bismarck a bigger, bet- i ter city, : J. P. French, President of Win chester Club, Calls Dealers Together J. P. French, of French and Welch Hardware company, president of the Winchester club of Minnesota, North ‘and South Dakota, has issued a call | for a special meeting to be held at the Radisson hotel, Minneapolis, May 10 and 11. The program for*the two days will be heard and participated in by a larger number of dealers of the three states, who handle the Winchester products. Mr. Fregch was. elected president of the club at Minneapolis last fall and continues to hold office until next year. Other officers are from Minnesota and South Dakota. Mr. French was vice-president of the club last year. Lean. buckle. ISMARC THEATRE LAST TIME TONIGHT TOM MIX in ‘THE WILDERNESS TRAIL’ Also Paramount Magazine and Two Reel ' Western Drama TOMORROW — SATURDAY SHIRLEY MASON in Maria Susanna Cummins Famous Story “THE LAMPLIGHTER” Coming. “Chickens” with-Douglas Mac- “The Round-Up” (5 reels), Fatty Ar- “Testing Block,” Wm. S. Hart. “The Right To Love,” Mae Murray. ‘AT STANDSTILL Washington, May 5.—The investiga- tion by a house committee of the escape from the military authorities of Grover Cleveland ‘Bergdoll, draft evader, was at a standstill today the committee having adjourned late yes- terday until Monday, HUSBAND AND WIFE BOTH SICK Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Comer, She- nandoah, Va. were both fll. He writes: “Rheumatism and bladder. trouble was our trouble. My wife had rheumatism in her arms so she could not use them, She has had no trouble since taking Foley Kidney Pills. I don’t have to get up at night so much since taking Foley Kidney Pills, nor have I a weak back.” Backache, sore, swollen or stiff muscles or joints, tired languid feeling—yield quickly to Foley Kidney Pills, fs