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

SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1921 PAGE WATER-10 BE CHANGED NEXT THE BISMARCK ALENDALE TO. “GIVE CLOSING |. SHOW TONIGHT Tonight will be the last opportunity | to see the Miracle Man Alendale, who has been appearing at the Rex all this a — ion to his performance the super- boto.feature “A Light Womaj1” is “Fheing presented. \ There is a vamp” whom most re- fined women do not want to see on the screen or anywhere else: sli: 18 the bold, loud, crude “extortioner”— to use the dictionary word. Trea there is the Claire DuBrey siren, true ous—the primitive female who is ab-| As an added attraction R@W; Rows). 4 solutely irresponsible. who has no} land is seen in ‘the-thitd-epinedewot:: ~ depth. This is Robert Browning’s| the sensational thriller, “The Aveng- “Light Woman.” ing Arrow.” voted mother, and a very helpful | Blessings.” neighbor and church worker as long} You are cordially welcome. to the ag her heatith permitted. She had been | Quiet brief hour of worship. Come. an invalid for the past three years 7 an iT and had been almost helpless for SINS TALUTHE RAS eiuty about two years. She will be greatly Morning service 10:30. missed at her fireside. Sunday school 12 noon. Buster Keaton As Evening service at 8 o'clock. used at SUNDAY NIGHT Will Require About 15 Hours To Drain Swimming Pool Before Refilling Water will be drained from the swimming pool Sunday night, accord- ing to present plans, It is estimated it will require about 15 hours to drain the pool and a cou- ple of days to fill it again. The water week and delighting as well as mysti-: fying thousands of people. Alendale | is a remarkable: young man in many: j Lbelirtaag wi has Amazed a areal man ¥ 1 veople during this past week wit ze F. ALFSON, Fastor: his mind reading stunts especially in METHODIST CHURCH answering the hundreds of questions F. L. Watkins will preach morning| that have been put to him, it is need- and evening. less to quote here some of the remark- Morning subject, “The will of God] able things he has done, as all the’ city ig talking about him. In addi- _ GIRLS IN BANKS | The Swedish language is rs 5 ‘ i ‘morning. services and the English at Self Extinguisher ” evening services and Sunday school. In ‘Hard Luck’ All are cordiially invited to attend these services. Smileless Comedian is a Contin- ual Scream in Two-reel Comic at the Bismarck Theatre Those many troubles attendant upon a firmly rooted but rather vaguely di- rected desire to become a self-ex- tinguisher, form the merry basis for the continuous hilarity of “Hard| expressed by human life.” Evening subject, “Transferring the kick from beverages to the law.” EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Corner Seventh and Rosser Sts. to type—charming, seductive, dante | still show pure in chemical tests but| Luck,” the sixth of the Buster Keaton | C, F. Strutz, Pastor. ASSIST CASHIERS * f i mes seemed oe ee: by tty au-| comedies, released by Metro, which is} German preaching service. 9:30) orities to completely change it. being shown at the Bismarck theater | a. m. All other services are conduct- | ry Secae It is believed that the pool will be| With the same sombre air of bewild-| ed in the English language. Sunday’ |. ‘Women, propetly trainea, have ‘| | ’ V Si | ' self-sustaining during the present| erment which has made him such al school, 10:30 a. m. The “Gleaners”| fair chances of becoming bank offi- | t S ery imp e h de season, according to A. J. Arnot, city! scream to thousands of fans wherever taught by Miss Lydia Neumeyer, as- cers,” says F. L. Watkins, Pres., , treasurer. Free water and light has| motion pictures are shown, Bustet : sistant principal of the Bismarck Hos-' Dakota Business. College, Fargo, cute Gown | the _exnenss materially” goes troughs jcourss 7 aulelde) pital Training School, extends a cor-| N. D. “‘Many of our girls enter To see why you should have y taken in ¢| sprouts t . . ; hath hoiiees oweves, has eon pat Inte serous c Ht Hi nat . senally tal oat dial lnvitation to young ladles to doin | jr as fo cae your house insured—after it { permanent improvements. About $60| comic spotlight. ‘class, taught by the pastor, heartily Wance: 10.) ‘Nor & Nad < has burned. Better insure be- d worth of sand is being placed at the| “The brilliant young comedian,| welcocme the men who are not con-j cently we sent El len Granlund tothe Tl dD ROOF GARDE } north ope ee eo -Sevecially for! whose meries of Junmakers have plac-| nected with any other Sunday school Fst Sate pat ae as -~ fore it burns. 3 c week were|ed him i the front rank of the giggle- to meet with them. Address by the| cashier, Selina Lindelien to a like * i $170.10, etter ithe ed Borgen during eclters of ee screen: bass aren full pastor. “The Cry of a Thousand Mil- position at the Merchants State Now, before it’s too late, let a as jucted. ceipts | advantage of his long acrobatic train-' lion Hearts,” 1:30 a. m. Our morn-/ san 1D i ° : NaF ‘up to Thursday for this week amount-| ing on the vaudeville stage to present| ing service closes at 12 o'clock. Bank, Red Lake Falls, Minn. the: Hartford ne See A otel M cK enzie ’ ed to about $225.00, indicating that| some novel and skillful gymnastics in, Young People’s Alliance, “The Ten| _ About 700 banks employ D. B. J against fire and give you the i ie pool has lost none of its popular-| scenes in “Hard Luck.” ; Commandments in the Life to Today,” ! be easy fern athe ne most efficient fire prevention ii + —_—_—_—_ Miss Martha Pabst. leader, 715 p. m.| ceS$ful. rite F, L. Watkins, 2 | ee er | CHURCH NOTES | Byenine: sermon: ; Sanit the Dee | 806 Front St., Fargo, N. D., Come in and ask about DANCE ON THE OPEN ROOF of The McKenzle tonight i ' 'y of the Soul,” 8 p.m. Special mu- , , A | i i ; 4 DOUBTS HE OWNS ¢—_— 4 ste. A cordial welcome to all. sion Fall courses chismdy Hartford fire insurance. It where you get pure air, and you can dance eight or ten } ST, MARYS PRO-CATHEDRAL. | a | 3 a. miles on the best dance floor in the northwest. Ten i 8 o'clock a. m. Low Mass and Holy| Read the McKenzie Roof Gar- will result to your great ad- o’clock in Bismarck Saturday night is a sort of a Zero ff Communion and English sermon. iden Adv. in this issue. | } i i i \ | \f vantage. I “ | 9:16 a. m. Low Mass and German hour, too late for Swimming Pool and Picture Shows, “to : sermon. ese erie ages aad ae Public Stenographers. Busi- early to go to bed.” You want to dance, have a little snack ‘ay Eastern Resident Surprised at] lish ‘sermon. ness Service Co. First floor, MURPHY of food and refreshments, hear some good music, inhale pa Raa Father Hiltner, Pastor. | Hoskins Block. Phone 662. good air. The Roof Garden of the McKenzie Hotel is the y i eriff’s Notice McKENZIE & STERLING CIRCUIT. ———s “The Man Who Knows place to go, for in this beautiful retreat you will find the Acredideat= of New York. dooan't He eonicF reacnine service 10:30 a Insurance.” very thing that will make ten o'clock Saturday night the j know wahether fe owns some lots in| ‘gterling—Preaching service 12:15 RED FS Bismarck, bright spot of your evening. The usual six o’clock Sun- sm: or not. : . . . 3 qi Sheriff Rollin Welch sent notice to eres scien above Tae, day evening dinner will be served a-top The McKenzie, { the last known address of S. H. Payne | McKenzle—Preaching service 8:00 no extra charge for Roof. in New York, informing him of the ex-| p, m. 5 “« a piration of redemption upon certain] Sunday school 11:00 a. m. i Musical Concert by McKenzie Orchestra. ae lots in Bismarck. A man signing] A cordial invitation is extended to Ry f Bee Stent catia ahah he) ener ci a Also Blackheads, Itching and SAVE MONEY HF : ' |. Schot . | ‘ o . “1 acknowledge receipt of your no- . faa ay ‘astor.; 1 Burning Terrible.Cuticura Heals, piigrdedn Ed GC P th P. H tice of expiration of redemption on FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. i z ERT By having your. Shoes rebuilt. 5 Caius W. ° a erson, rop. account of lots 1 to 20, block 3, J. W.; Morning service, 10:30. Rev. Mr. I had pimples and blackheads Rei ieee iat Each Capsule (un Fisher's addition. city of Bismarck,| Weisle will occupy pulpit morning) over my face which caused disfigure- member they are reconstruct- N. D. sold for taxes, total amount of| and evening. Sunday school, 12. foens. _ The plowpies wore lige, ted, ed—the weak points strengthen- Hs claim, exclusive of cost of service|B. Y. P. U. 7. Evening service, 8. my face, ne Tobin en tarsi ed and the worn parts replaced ° p 2 | Preaching service in morning onl: tated the les ,and Icouldnots! You'll be surprised to see what you can prove it to be that I do Tigiig eat t Gaual heat Ge w. “The trouble lasted two weeks be- do with tl shall proceed at once to redeem the eunday eae chert ic Ml fore I used Cuticura Soap and Oint- we can do with some apparently land and procure an entire equip-| oping service. Special hmusie, in| | ment: I found relief and in fi hopeless Shoes. : ment and start for North Dakota at) oi Gin s 16 be P gaa music, ia weeks I was healed, when I had used They'll come back to you look- S Ww fi t once. I have always wanted to set-|luding solo by Mrs. Frank Barnes.’ | three cakes of Cuticura Soap and ing neat and smart again—fit : ne uSes for petro- tle in that part of the country and) 4nd duet by Mrs. Conger and Mrs.| } two boxes of Cuticura Ointment.” for montha erage Service. ] d d now is my chance. acy. 8 . eum products are de- \ “Please tell the boys I am coming. | ST. GEORGE'S CH ues 4 * i It. will not be necessary, however, to; Rev. Thos. i CROROR J G k veloped, t e Standard Oil i have a band at the station as I carry Rector | oe Grewsky re I di . my own music with me.” 1 Service tomorrow. i Ont Bai dust with Talcu pe wne Shoe Repair Shop. ompany ( n jana) im- os a4 The lots are in the eastern part of! 11 A. M. Morning Prayer and Ser- neha ead ‘3 im. as 109 3rd Street. di t 1 . its va the ctty. erie Rector, Sil Re cai Soa Geel Eo a Between Main and Broadway. me 1a ely organizes I 4 ——_____— -| | Ba i Oe eA ROA t . } ! MOFFIT WOMAN, jtude” or “Some of Lifes Unconscious core Saree — distribution system to i ; ‘ } CHURCH WORKER, supply the demand, PASSES AWAY whenever and wherever . ° ° " Frances Estelle Judy was born Au- i gust 30, 1860, near Peoria, Ohio. She it may arise. , ; was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J Ue Amizia Judy who preceded her to the e 5 ° great beyond a short time ago. She For example during the died at the farm home near Moffit, % : Aug. 16, 1921, at the age of 60 years past two or three years a ij 11 months 16 days. She was married t ia to B. F. Lane, Oct. 29, 1891, near . number of devices which Peoria, Ohio. To this union six ehll-| Is h t 1/ : Fé Se maha cpa now here al our sates room substitute kerosene for other little girl having gone to her 1 1 heavenly home at the age of 21-2 G ¢ 5 li a i . coal in heating the home i years. One daughter, Mrs. C. E. Mof- Pa or Yates, Que daughter, Mrs: C.B. Mot: et in line with the Buick New Four, and see what have been perfected and married and has one little son, the other boys, Kenneth, Harold and Wil- liam. all reside at Moffit, N. D. The deceased also has three sisters and one brother surviving, Mrs. Mary Jewell of Peoria, Ohio, Miss Leatha Johnson of N. D. Mrs. E. P. Jenkins of Muncie, Ind. and Fay Judy of St. Louis. The funeral was held at the M. E. church of Moffit (of which she was a devoted member), and then the remains were shipped to Ohio, via the Soo to be laid beside her little daughter, who died so many years ago. She was a loving wife and de- HEALTH FOR WORKING GIRLS Those Who Suffer and Are Unable to Work Need Helpful Suggestions Springfield, Ill. —‘‘Ihad periodic trou- ble with weakness, cramps and back- ache and I could not work. A neighbor Tecommended your medicine and I took four bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- table Compound. am now atrong and well, able to work, iy and recommend your medicine to my friends, ’’—ANNA RIMKUs, R. R. No. Hs 8, Springfield, Ill. Why, will girls continue to suffer month in and month out as Miss Rimkus did when case after case is related where Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pound has removed the cause of the trouble and brought good health. For more than forty years this old fashioned root and herb medicine has been the standard remedy for such ailments, and has the record of having restored more suffering women to health than any other medicine. If there is any complication about your condition you do not understand write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn lassachusetts, in regard to your ealth. 1 wuzqui I} a wonderful car this is. Built on the same lines as the Buick Six, which is class and style combined. This Buick New Four has caused widespread talk and there has been many anxious buyers wating for its arrival at our poe Rooms for the chance to inspect this wonderful ar. : Buick New Four will be on display at our booth during the Missouri Slope Fair, August 29-30-31. Make it a point to visit our booth at the Fair. Buick New Four Built in all models such as Roadster, Five Passenger Touring, Coupe and Sedan, with same identical equip- ment as the Buick Six. Buick New Four. Prices f. o. b. factory, Flint, Michigan. Two Passenger Roadster, Three Passenger Coupe, 9 1 er ree $935 22-36 $1475 Five Passenger Touring, Five Passenger Sedan, p72 5 ee iran ar $975 22-37 . .$1650 || Bismarck Tire & Auto Co. Distributors for Buick Cars. 211 Broadway Phone 55 When Better Automobiles are Built, Buick Will Build Them. put on the market. A large number of these burners have been installed in the terri- tory served by thisCompany. The result has been a heavy demand for Perfection Kerosene, which has proved to be an ideal fuel. To meet this demand for Perfec- tion Kerosene, the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has so ar- ranged its distribution system as to be able to deliver to patrons Perfection Kerosene for heatin; purposes in any quantity whic may be desired. The bigness and efficiency of this organization enables you to adopt Eeaene as a fuel for heat- ing your home, with complete assurance that ‘ie always will be able to get this fuel in such quantities as you may require, whenever and wherever you may need it. Thus does a big company, con- scious of its responsibility to the ublic, and to its 19,478 stock- holders quickly adapt its organ- ization to changing conditions. Standard ; Oil Company 910 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Illinois