The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 12, 1921, Page 3

. ® e i > 17 : md 4 i) Mt x y f j , 7; oo 7 , ‘ o { 1 ; Rv) ry, a i] ' ‘S] “i i ' e ’ a | ° \ € v ‘ ; ' ‘ t TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1921 Social. and |__ Personal Street Dance Wednesday Night’ A street dance will will “be given Wed- nesday for the benefit of the Elks swimming pool fund. The dance will be in charge of the Elks band. It is hoped a great crowd will attend so that a large sum may be realized for the pool. LADIES INTERESTED IN SCHOCL The interest taken by the ladies of Bismarck in the Domestic Science |! School at the American Legion Hall is growing daily and all who attend are agreed that it is a most profit- able way to spend an afternoon. The lecture this afternoon was on pie crust and cake making and proved of interest. to every lady present. Mazola is used in the making of pie crust’ instead of solid fat. ‘Mazola has been on the market for seven vears and during: that time ma improvements have been made in it. Miss Tyner continued saying~ that Mazola was no longer a substitute but could’ be used‘ every place’ butter, lard or olive oil is used. Mazola is absclutely pure, it contains ro mois- ttire and no air—it is a 100 percent oil, Mazola can be used- to cook dit- ferent foods and because of its high temperature closes the food cells and so prevents the other tastes fiom: en+ tering. Another interesting lesson will be given at the American Le- gion Hall tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock. GREEK BAPTISMAL SERVICE HERE The Episcopal church was’ the scene of a very pretty and ancient baptismal service this afternoon when the infant son of and Mrs. Thomas Nassif was ptiged. Rev. Basil'ns G. Mahfouz, rectowof the St. Thomas Syrian Greek Orthodox Church of Sioux: City, Lowa, oRelatsd, at the ceremony. The service most impressive, each person Tiseene: holding a lighted candle throughout the ceremony. The entire service and all the singing is carried on in the Syrian tongue. During the ser- vice the baby is immersed which completes the ceremony. Those attending the ceremony were enter- tained at a one o'clock dinner. a. MARRIED HERE ‘Miss Mamie Beshara and Mr. Michael is of Sioux City, lowa were married at the home of the bride last night. a dress of white satin and georgette and,carried a shower bouquet of pink and white roses and carnations. She wore a wreath which ened with orange blosso! Ss. Nicola and Ma. George were the attendants. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis will make their home in Bismarck for the present. LET CULVERT CONTRACTS The county commissioners have let contracts for the construction of reinforced: concrete cuiverts to J. C. Young, of Bismarck, as follows: 1 culvert between Sibley Butte and Trygg townships; 1 culvert between séctions 5 and 6 in Christiania; 1 culvert between Harriett and Wing townships; 1 culvert between Naugh- ton and-Croft townships. SCHOOL BOARD MEETS The city school board held a meet- ing today and because not all mem- bers were present adjourned. The school board has several thousand dollars worth of bills to pay and is unable to get a check given by the county treasurer cashed, All salaries were paid, according to board mem- bers. TO VALLEY CITY Mrs. B. B. Cox left this morning for valley City where she will visit her GIRLS! LEMONS WHITEN THE SKIN Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a holtle containing three ounces of Orchard White, which any drug store will supply for a few cents, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of harm- less and delightful lemon bleach, Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day, then shortly note the beau- ty and whiteness of your skin. amous stage beauties use this lemon lotion to bleach and bring that soft, clear,rosy-white complexion, also as a freckle, sunburn, and tan bleach because it doesn’t irritate. ‘who has been The bride was attired in | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Mc@ar- land. iMr, Cox will leave in about ten days for Valley City and they will then go to the lakes where they will snend the remainder of their vaca- tion. VISITING HERE (Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Minear and son, William motored trom Williston, N. D.and are visiting wis. Minear’s sis- ter Mrs. Harry Kunz of 510 eleventh street. From here they will go to Fargo where they wilt visit Mrs. Min- ear's parents. NO EXHIBIT ANNOUNCED It has been announced that State immigration department will not have any exhibits at the Grand ‘Forks or Fargo Fairs this year as has jformerly been done but they expect tio enter exhibits at tne Mandan Fair. the ESOTA who taughe wio has daring for she TO (Miss Gunda y school at Cannon Ba: and iting her siswe nere tion left this morning Fergus Falls, Minnesoca where will visit her parents. LEAVE FOR Y OWSTONE FARK Mrs. \£. E. Lane who has beew visit- ing at the Robert Orr home for some time and Miss Agnes Orr left this morning for Yelmwstone Park where they will spend a ten days vacation. RETURNS TO CHICAGO Mrs. Robert Norman of * Chicago visiting her sister's family in Wilton visited friends in tie city yesterday before leaving for her home in Chicago this morning. LADIES AID MEETS The Ladies - Aid’ of the Lutheran church will hold the’ ing Wednesday afternoon July the church parlors. Mrs. S, J. son will be hostess. NEW PAPER The Hurdsfield Herald was re- cently established at Hurdsfield, Wells coutity. It is edited and own- ed by Muhrl Burt son of Editor Burt, of the ‘Bowdoin Guardian. ON EXTENDED TRIP lething Store left for the Detnoit Lakes where he will spend his va- cation, Krom Detroit Mr. Rosen will go to Chicago’ on a buying trip. ON VACATION Miss Myrtle Briggs, a nurse at the St. Alexius hospital is on her vaci- tion which she will spend at her home near Bismarck. RETUI FROM VACATION Miss Luella Bremer and Maric Trapp have returned from Big Stone Lake, South Dakota where they spent their vacation. RETURN FROM LAKES Dr. F. B. Strauss and C, W. Paul- son returned last night from Spicer, Minnesota where they speut their va- cation. TO INTERSTATE FAIR O. E. Osterhous state dairy com- missioner left fot Fargo last night where he will be présent at the In- terstate fair there. TO TRY CASES Judge W, L. Nuessle left for Wash- burn where he will holc court for a few days. Charles Wiitam accompan- ied the judge. TO LAK Henry Jones, Cook and Je s Murray left for the Datroit where they will spend their va- by S TRIP iH. C. Lynn of Linton was in city today transacting business, the HERE FROM IMr. and Mrs. Berg q Glenn Ullin, N. D, were in ‘die city ASK Your Grocer F gage ft Pump ty Bread | BARKER BAKERY KODAK FINISHING Quality Work for the Amateur SLORBY STUDIO Successors to HOLMBOE STUDIO SN LTING ‘IT’S COOL” Direction Valleau Theaters Company TONIGHT j D. W. GRIFFITH’S “THE IDOL DANCER” Kinograms...........+00+5 ale ce emery, Topics of the Day WEDNESDAY H. B. WALTHALL, in RD” THE SPLENDID H. THURSDAY—FRIDAY- Jackie Coogan, in SATURDAY “PECK’S BAD BOY” MATT MOORE in.... MARY PICKFORD in JAMES 0. CURWOOD’'S. STRAIGHT 18 THE WAY” .“THE LOVELIGHT” “THE _GOLDEN SNARE” Matinee Daily at 2:50 Follow the crowd to JOHNSON’S - POPUL AR PRICE STORE OUR FALL SUITS Are here and they are going fast. Always Busy visiting Mrs. Anderson's. sister, Miss Lily ‘Daniels. HERE iMr. and Mrs. ‘Hallie ‘Beit of McKen- zie were visitingMrs. L. I. ‘Thomp- son here yesterday. \ FROM 1 MINNEAPOLIS B. J. Hunter of Minneapolis was in the city visiting friends ys .terday on his way to ‘Washburn. FROM SOUTH DAKOTA __.. Mr. and (Mrs. Victor ~Bodene of Tllock; South: Dakota who have been v ng friends in.the city left for their home last night. . LEAVE HOSPITAL Mrs. Charles 'H. Anstad: and baby girl left the St. Alexius Hospital today and returned to their hime at Center. Miss Irene Carlson left on a two weeks vacation trip for Shields, N. D- where she will visit her par- ents. TO SOUTH DAKOTA Miss Emma Lynd left on her va- cation which she will spend visiting her parents at (Millbank, Dakita. IN HOSPITAL HERE M A. H, Ermel of Streeter is in the ismarck Hospital for medical treatment. RETURN TO HAZELTON Mrs. K. C. Tye and baby have re- turned to their home at [azelton. South |) VISITING FARM. J. &. Melton returned from Almont where he went to look over his far TO BEULAH Tyler Kludt left this morniag for One berries. serving Kettle: add one cup water. it spins’ a hair, or add berries’ and slowly until boiling, do not stir cold water to When cold, fill into over top. Place in room, The latest and best methods of cake making, salad preparations, sea- soning and shortening, will be demonstrated: Special stress will be laid upon kitchen manage- ment, in saving of time, strength and energy. Everything said about freedom from smoke in cooking with Mazola, and about Mazola not carry- ing odors or flavors from one food to anotHer will these demonstrations. for yourself, that there Raspberry Preserves: pound’ of, aorted’ Place in. Pre- one pound granulated sugar, low syrup to’ boil until to 250° if thermometer is used! At this degree ruit transparent. Skim while ries, Boil to a jelly con- sistency, take’ front: fire, place kettle in pan of cool. and pour melted paraffin The experts will fry fish, onions and a fritter in the same pan—at the same time — and you may prove, by tasting flavor carried from one food to the Try a Can of Mazola Today. Your grocer refunds cost.if not satisfactory. Beulah, (Ne Dy. where he will visit friends. RETURNS FROM CHICAGO Mrs. Violet’ Altman hag’ returned from Chicago where she went on a ten day trip: ee TO FARGO Miss Aldyth Ward teft ‘for Fargo where she will be gone for a_ short time. NOTICE _ I. will’ not: be responsible for any bills contracted by Roy and Ernest Ode of any one else for them. - WILLIAM ODE. A speeder in. time kills nine. PHONES COLLEGE FOR 6 EMPLOYES Recently the Standara Oil Co.,. Fargo, N. D., phoned Dakota Bus= iness'College of that city’ for two ‘womien stenographers and four male bookkeepers. Misses Hilda Ployhar and: Grace‘ Lane, and: Messrs'Reid- linger, Graff, Paulson and Opheim were sent. This school has furnish- edthem over 100 employes. D. B. C. boys with this company, alone, have risen to branch managers, chief ¢lerks and department heads. ' “Follow the: Succe$$ful’’ at D.. B. C. Summer. School. Be at work by the busy season. Write F. L. Watkins, Pres., 806 Front St., » Fargo, N. D. Put up Plenty of ' Raspberries -~and loganberries. Cooking brings out the full, rich distinctive flavor of these delicious: berries. However you preserve Raspberries, they are pleasing. And there is such‘a variety of ways'to can’ them, Al- boil boil is ber- jars cool over. Pacific N, Ww. Growers & Jobbers: Ass'n General Offices, Minneapolis, Minn, yi cae The art of making perfect salad dressings explained and demonstrated: Free lecture and demonstration at American Legion Hall, Over Rex Theatre. GAIN tomorrow, and. continuing throughout the week, a course of lectures and demonstrations will be held in the American Legion Hall, over the Rex Theatre. This course is under the auspites of the Corn Products Refining Company, by graduates in domestic science—and is absolutely free. WEDNESDAY 2to4 p.m Coffee Cake — Baking. Powder Biscuits, Salad — Mock Dressing Fruit Mayonnaise. with whipped canned milk, Nut Loaf. be proved at lecture. is no odor or Four Are Fined, Two girls giving their names as Al- ma Olson and Ester O’Brien, and two men giving. their names as Joseph Nelson and Clyde Longhart were fined $25 and costs by Police Magistréte Cashman in city court this morning on statutory charges. It was alleged’ they had caused a disturbance in a house on Fourth. street. Some men who voted dry in haste are repenting, in. Cuba, Child’s. Eczema “My little daughter tiad eczema _ |, when’ehe was'eighteeh rhonths old. |” . The'‘etuptions'on her face \sete large and red and Y ith ‘@ blick scale: There |! ‘were small, watery places Gn her scalp which tutried A~ toa sdft whitd scale. She was terribly disfigured dnd restless |" at night. I began usirig Cuticura Soap and it was a great help, but not until I begin using Cuticura Oliitierit, together with the Cutttiira | You save 1/3 to 1/2 by putting up your own berries at home—and you get a qual- ity and flavor you can’t buy in the stores. ‘But. don’t wait—the season will soon: be and pencil, and.take notes during the Women’s Clubs, Teachers’ organiza- tions, and: high school domestic science classes especially invited. Cook Book, (64 pages), beautifully illustrated, will be sent free to those attending. They are allPopular Priced. Soap, did the eruptions entitely leave. She wad healed.” ned |, Mrs. J. A. Comstock, 213 S. 13th ; St., Richitiond, Ind. 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