The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1921, Page 4

PAGE FOUR | DeVol, who left this morning for Far- go, where she will :nake her home. The party was a surprise and was held at the DeVoi home on Third street. Mrs. E. E, DeVol and daugh- Social and selton and John Lang of Malta, Mont., were married at the Sacred Heart church at Carrington last week. Af-) ter the ceremony the party enjoyed) a wedding breakfast. at. the home of Personal RETURNS FROM CONVENTION Miss Henricka Beach of the Provi- dent Life Insurance Co. has ‘returned from Cleveland, Ohio, where she and Miss Ruth Kolling attended the Na) tional Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs. There | were nine delegates from this state,| clubs at Fargo, Devils Lake, Grand Forks and Jamestown, also were rep- resented. iss Beach was very much pleased with the personnel of the convention. It was not a body of militant suffra- gettes, but rather a group of sane, well-poised, successful business wo- men, who are joined to become ac- quainted with each other, to assist in meeting each others problems, and with a view to mutual betterment. The question of protective legisla- tion for women was discussed pro and con, and the consensus of opinion was that women can never fully develop along business and professional lines if their hours of labor must be limit- ed, and if a minimum wage is not ne- cessary for men it should not be ne- cessary for women. The only class of women who need such legislation are young girls with no initiative, who, course must be considered thought- fully. En route to Bismarck, Miss Beach spent a few days at the home of her parents in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Miss Kolling, who is visiting at the home of her brother at Nary, Minn., will return to Bismarck about the fif- teenth of August. ENTERTAINS FOR NIBCE. Mrs. EK. B. Wallace entertained the members of the Loyal Comrades Class of the Presbyterian, church. last.even- ing in honor of her niece, Miss Norma —eees of| L. O. Gilmore, Vincent Donahue anil ter Norma left this morning for Far-{the bride. They left for Malta, Mont. go, where they will join Mr. DeVol,| where they will /make. their who has accepted a position in a drug|Miss Brady is well known in Bis- store there. marck, she being a nurse at the St. a :Alexius hospital. 4% TO FORT SNELLING. ' Ronald W. Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs, William Fisher of Bismarck, and| Mr. and Mrs. William Harris and Edward Boelter, son of Mr, and Mrs.| Children have returned from their trip George Boelter of Arena. left this! Babes Miiin., where. they: visit: morning for Fort Snelling, where they |¢4 Mr. Harris’ parents and to Sheldon, will attend the Citizen's Military! Mi"yt. Here Mey visited ay ne oem Training Camp. The camp opens the Te yeset Rae paLente. i first of August and lasts until the | Sone about. three: weeks. and spent:a thirty-firet. Ronald Fisher with Wil-| few days at te lakes on their return Breas ad - jtrip. Mrs. J. M. Edick and son Robert liam Ankenmann and Hanlon Rhud! 4p” pelican Rapids, Minn,, returned 7 RETURN FROM TRIP. were accepted from Bismarck, and) with them and will visit here for some | Edward Boelter was accepted from} time. Arena. pal Site CE NE ANT JOINT MEETING OF CLUBS DANCE TONIGHT. | 4 joint meeting of the Burnt Creek, More than 100 couples are expected|Hay Creek and Riverview Woman's to attend the Printers dance to be giv-; Nonpartisan Clubs will en tonight at the McKenzie roof gar-' the home of Mrs. Tony Neugebauer on den, The purpose of the dance is tojthe Strutz farm, three miles north of Obtain funds to help pay the expens?: Bismarck, Sunday, July 31 at 2 of sending a delegate to the national/o’clock. A good attendance is expect- convention of the typographical union.|ed. There will be speakers from Bis- which is to be held in Quebec, Can-|marck, Mr. Cahill, Mr. Meitzen and ada. The committee in charge is|Miss Ward will talk. composed of Frank Milhollan, chair- Se CALLED TO MINNEAPOLIS. man; John Maasen, W. J. Bennet!, ” Mrs. C. Robidou was called to Min- neapolis Thursday to: attend the fun- — — jeral of her brother, A. Asselin. Mrs. ENTERTAINS FOR DAUGHTER. /Robidou will join her daughter, Mrs. Mrs. W. E. Cleveland entertained | Arthur Bauer, in Minneapolis, and re- nine little girls yesterday afternoon|turn to Bismarck with Mr. and Mrs. at a birthday party for her little} Bauer. daughter, Sarah Ida Cleveland who; Sees celebrated her ninth birthday yester- RETURN -TO OHIO day. A dainty lunch was served, a| Mrs. J. Crawford and daughters of feature of it being the birthday cake | Deschler, Ohib who, have been visit- with its nine candles. ing Mrs. Crawford’s mother, Mrs. E. ARNE Wallace of Hazelton and have also MARRIED AT CASSELTON _ , | becn visiting friends in Bismarck left Miss. Catherine Brady, daughter .of|for their Ohio home yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. James Brady of Cas- Soe ‘ ‘ RETURNS FROM TRIP _ Migs Eva, Dingle has returned from} a motor trip through Yellowstone Na- tional, Park. Miss Dingle visited friends it Minot; before returning to; Bismarck, S. S. McDonald. VISITING HERE Mrs. C. L, Young of Ave B. has as her guests this week her father, Mr. Did you hear our Burglar Alarm last night? It went off by m hard work to choke At least the crowd which gathered on Fourth Street at Eleven o’clock last evening will admit that it was effective. Christie of Brisby, N. D. and her sis- ter, Miss Blanche Christie who has been teaching school in Minneapolis. HERE FROM WASHBURN Mrs. Karl Klein and daughter, Mrs. Schweizer and daughter Gertrude and Miss Alice. Macomber of Washburn were shopping in the city yesterday. LEAVE FOR PARISHES The priests of the Diocese who have been in Bismarck in Retreat since ‘Monday left for their respective par- ishes today. f istake and it was it off. SHOPPING HERE Mr. and Mrs, Doerr and. son of .Ash-| ley spent yesterday shopping in Bismarck. Hand Knit ‘Jersey Suits val-| ues $42.50 for $15.00, at the Rose Shop. : ‘Funeral Service ‘Sunday Afternoon Funeral services for Wilton Rabi- dou, who succumbed after a long ill- ness Wednesday evening, will be held innit at St. Mary’s church at 2:30 o’clock First National Bank Bismarck, N. D. LOMAS’S Sunday afternoon. Mrs. R. E. Wil- man, a sister, who is coming from T'a- coma, Wash., will drrive on No, 4 to- morrow. CITY NEWS . || ¢—________» BABY GIRL : ‘are the parents of a baby girl born at {the St. Alexius Hospital. BABY BOY Mr. and Mrs.” Rudolph Buchli of Hebron announce the arrival of a baby boy at the Bismarck hospital. ELKS BAND NOTICE C Forty-nine cents is All members Elks Band. are the word at réquésted to meet in front of the Grané@ Parific hotel at 1:30 sharp pate in grand opcning of swim: ming pool. 1g: As usual, you can make your Saturday ........... an Special’ 20. 2h. See. ei) 24 in. Linen Household Mop. A snap for’........ Maal a Special... cee i Per quart...6.....0...00. Saturday Screw drivers—14 in. A snap Zor....... Screw drivers—16 in. Special ..... Sates tits. “Shield Brand”— “Munns” best wall sizing, in 1 lb. packages Wooden Rolling Pins. Take one for............ Regular $1.90........... EXTRA SPECIAL. 5/8” Garden Hose—moul Remember These Special Pri FOR SATURDAY, JULY 30th fidence in our line, and you may be assured that you are SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY “Liquid Veneer Mop Polish” regular 60c size. 49 eee nie c Liquid Veneer Furniture Polish, regular 60c size. 49 Shelf Brackets—10x12, black. “Harrisons” Household Paint. — 49c Glass Syrup Pitchers. Best quality. Beit 3 Sink, Drain and Trap Cleaner.............. fi 49c The best. ei 49c “Extra Coach” Interior Varnish. SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE ON THE McKENZIE ROOF | “Patrons will be served with Oriental Dishes. Chup Souey, Chow Mein, etc., prepared by an Oriental Chef. Cone up and dance a few miles in the open alr on the best dance floor in North Dakota, eight storeys were the dust, mosquitoes and es. : ——————————————— FRECKLES — purchases with all your con- always getting the best of service and quality at Lomas’s. verve 49 Move Them With Othine— Double Strength This, preparation for the removal of | removing freckles and giving a clear, under guarantee to refund the money 1 Jit it fails, | move them. Even the first few appli- | cations should show a wonderful im- les vanishing entirely. | double strength Othirie; it is this that | is sold on the money-back guarante Adi ded. 4 ft. for..... 49c ices Are Good For Saturday i | = —eE——E———_ EE home. | They were} be held. at} Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jaeger. of. Hague! Saturday afternoon to partici-, Don’t Hidé Them With a Veil;; freckles is usually so successful in| ‘Don't hide your freckles under a} | veil; get an ounce of Othine and re-| provement, some of the lighter. freck-| | Be sure to ask the druggist for the, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE’ By Their Clothes Ye | _’ Shall: Know Them | Orin Le | MRS. ELIZABETH SEARS. You've probably been jealous more than once of Sally, whom every one remembered at the convention. ,Oh yes, they all knew Sally—that girl over there'in the blue dress with the Roman gash. The national pres; ident beamed.on’Sally and called her by name.. And, whenever any one sent a.noté to Sally, the page knew exactly who to take it to. . As for, yourself—you were miffed at the page‘ and the national presi- dent and .felt like quarreling with yourself Wecause no one ever. remem- bered you at a convention. © You ex- amined your face and wondered what was the troyble with it. But {t {sn’t. anything wrong with your face-or the page or the na- tional president. Take .a tips from Mrs. Elizabeth. Sears of New! York—wear the same dress and hat all tirough the con- vention! * “The — successful woman . conven-: tioner,” says Mrs. Sears, editor of the’ bubiness woman’s magazine and a much conventioned woman, ‘wears the same dress and hat throughout the entire meeting. Then every oné knows her. “She owes that to herself and to the folk! who are going to want to find her. Don’t you always say ‘that woman in the white dress and green. hat?’» Then suppose she changes to} La blue dress; qng.a black hat!” NEW PASTOR Call Probably Will Be Exended f RD #1So0n ‘HAN Members of the congregation of the First Baptist, church at a meeting Jast night discussed ‘the question of obtaining a,new pastor for the church. Several’ nanies were’, presented to members of the congrgation, but nd}, action was taken. Members. of the church, however, Jaope to; select a pastor in a very short time to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Rev. Jorden. . | DON’T CRUSH oo If strawberries are hulled and put into a colander tobe washed there is nd danger of crushing them. Fill a ‘big, deep pan half full wf water and set: the colander of berries into it. ‘The berries will be lifted up by the water-dnd float. Even very. ‘ripe berries may be washed this way and mot be crushed, . When clean skim them out of: the water. and drain. Menu for Tomorrow. Breakfast—Fresh - pineapple, salt codfish cakes with ,bacon, corn mutf- fins, coffee. ti Luncheon—Carrot frittets, white | sauce, lettuce sandwiches, tea. (Dinner-Veal . birds,+ twice. baked ; potatoes, new beela with orange \ , marshmallow pudding, devil's | food cake, coffee. 4 My Own Recipes. Ofteii there area few leaves of !Jettuce’ that aré too scraggly to use ‘in salad, These leaves, carefully washed and picked over may be rsareaded and, ysed in sandwiches to take the place of a salad for lunch- con. Corn Muffins. Two cups corn meal, two-thirds cw white fidur, 1 tablespoon sugar, 1 feasnoon salt, 2 © teaspoons baking powder, 4 tablespoons lard, 2 eggs, 1 1-2 cups milk. x (Mix dry ingredients and rub in lard. Add eggs well beaten and. milk. Bake in gem pans in a hot ven. 5 if rot Fritters. SS Pwo tablespoons melted butter, three-fourths cup water, 2 eggs, 1 cup ‘flour, one-fourth teaspoon salt, “Mix and’ sift¢dry. ingredients. Add |.mitk slowly, beating.to keep a smooth |batter. Add yolks of eggs beaten till | butter. Fold in whites of eggs beaten | till stiff and dry. Use very small new carrots, the, ‘‘thinnings.” Cook in boiling salted water till tender. Drain Fry ‘in deep hot | and dip in batter. ' beautiful complexion that it is soldi fat. Drain on brown paper and serve} sauce. | with. white e. ight, 1921, N. E. A.) | (Copyr' thick and lemon colored. Add melted }, Silk and Dress Shirts in all latest patterns at Jow prices, B. |way. 7 R SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE ON THE McKENZIE ROOF | Patrons’ will be served with (Oriental Dishes. Chop Souey, ‘& N. Clothes Shop, 413 Broad-| | | i i i } HUGHES URGES tary Hi dent Harding, in letters made public Chow Mein, ete. prepa red by an yy is just a3 good bargains as before. . etc. . ellworth Sto Bargains all the Time Extra § Beginning tomorrow’ aitd continuing until Saturday night, these low prices will prevail. a g re ‘ i Beth os ) necial Oil cloth, white, only per-yd.. 39c Oil cloth, colored, only’ per yd...... 29c eae water’. pails; quart. : size Oe aoe Galvanized tubs, * Q “gmall.size ....... 79¢ Galvanized tuts, ‘¢ medium size..... 89c Galvanized tubs, 98 = Cc large size. JO bande - $1.50. Granite mugs, 1% pint Water color window shades, regular lengths, ONY sec a * 59c Face towels, 3 wash — dresses, Regular 59e Children’s fast colors. Special ... good size, .25¢ size, for only ......... ..10c slightly seconds. i i : Curtain scrim, ‘all colors, yard, only ....... Ladies union suits, light weight, 2 9 c to close out.. Toilet paper, 7 rolls for......... 50c Etched water glasses, set of 6. 50c i values up to $6.50. All ladies and misses hats to close eal at $1.00 each. These are BUILDING OF PACIFIC CABLE). ‘Washington, July 29.—Construction| making ‘over, of the small ‘by the government of a trans-Pacific cable if private. enterprise should be Hawillige igs recommended hy Secre- shes and approved by. Presi-! today by Senator Jones, author of 4 cable bill. Allocation. to the United States of the former German cable between the islands of:Guam_and Yap.{s proba’ | GIRLS! LEMONS BLEACH THE SKIN, : - fe Wsuot 1 Squeeze. the juice of two lemons in- Orchard White, which any drug store: will supply for a few cents, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of! harmless and delightful lemon bleach. ssage this sweetly fragrant lotion Into the face, neck, arms and hands each day, then shortly note the beau-; ty and whiteness of your skin. Famots ‘stage beduties use this lem- on lotion to. bleach and bring. thet soft, :clear, rosy-white complexion, also. as & freckle, sunburn, and tap bleach because it doesn’t irritate. KODAK FINISHING || Quality Work for the Amateur |: SLORBY STUDIO i Successors to HOLMBOE STUDIO TYPEWRITERS : All makes sold and rented _ Bismarck Typewriter Co. Bismarck, CAPITAL CITY CLOTHING STORE Our Gréat Sale is Still On. Owing to the lack of room to displaythe large stock of goods we. have on hand, we will continue this salé in ‘order to dispose of everything we have on hand. The stock is still large and there See our new line of Gayety house aprons, first time shown in this SPECIAL SALE ON BATHING SUITS NEXT WEEK. Trade at This Store Saturday the secretary sald, referring to thé] frocks. proceedings of the international com-} there is no other way of lengthen- munication ‘conference. to a bottle containing three ounces of | © city. s save you money If her skirt is too short and ing it, a good idea is to buy harmon- izing or contrasting material, put a hem on with it and.then fashion effec - FOR FROCKS. This season lends itself well tothe} tive cuffs.and collar of the same ma- girl’s | terial. Those Dreadful Girls Again! Is the girl of today on the wrong track ? ‘Is lie worse than the girl of yesterday ? Are. smoking; rouging, dancing arid going abotit unchaperoned proofs of her unre- genérateness ? Yott'll receive a shock of’ surprise when you read “Just a moment, Mrs. Grundy,” by Helen Ferris. - This amazing article is in Pictorial Review FOR AUGUST On Sale July 15th _A. W. LUCAS.00.. LTING ) “IT’S COOL” Direction Valleau. Theaters Company TONIGHT. James Oliver Curwoood’s “THE GOLDEN SNARE” Comedy....:......55. ...“The Kick in High Life” Monday and. Tuesday NORMA TALMADGE in “THE BRANDED WOMAN” MIRIAM COOP! sae _ASK Your Grocer [Oriental Chef." Come up and)“ ~ ° The SS | LOMAS HARDWARE CO. romyty Bepty pred | eels stint (Capital Clothing Store| MM exe nymnrwone S™N cazan anvextuaey {North Dakota, above the dust, flies. eight storeys, mosquitoes and Sth and Broadway Bismarck, N. D. - “THE OATH” Main Street Produced By BARKER BAKERY Matinee Daily at 2:20