The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1921, Page 5

MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1921 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVS 1 1 y {yeheir Community Chorus a ‘musical “FOUR HORSEMEN” | extravaganza in February. | With their concert in November, the os oren extravaganza in February and The | Messiah directly after ‘Easter the club | will have a full season and will, give | three delightful numbers to Bismarck | people. A. W. LUCAS COMPANY The store of quality and service : : Bismarck Social and Personal Returns From ‘The contract with Mr. Rogers calls | : * s for costumes, for 150 people, nearly a! National P. E. 0. carload of scenery and a special di- * . * rector for the rehearsals and produc- Biennial Meeting. tion of the extravaganza. | oa RE: ‘ The membership of the club now: Mrs. Howard E. Simpson, Belmont) numbers a bundred and twenty-five. ‘ avenue, Grand Fo recently re-| New members mines welcome: and pi the names )f candidates may be given | turned’ from the 24th’ piennial con to any member of the club or Mr. vention of the supreme chapter, P. E.! Gale. The chorus will hold their! O.: Sistehood, held at Kansas City,| regular weekly meeting at the Busi- Missouri, Mrs. Simpson represented| ess and Professional Women's club Chapter D of Grand Yorks, Chapter| Tooms this evening at 7:30. E of Fargo and Chapter F of 13 mar¢k. Gther North Dakota delegates, Nurses to Meet Hl (ae at the convention were Miss Florence ° . on Scene From THE FOU ' | Porter, state president, of Minot, Mrs. In Fargo in April | HORSEMEN OF TRE ne ApocALyese® | . J.B, Eaton, past state president, Far- | Say | . go, and Mrs, Anna A. Hanna ct Val-| At the semi-annual meeting of the eae cal ley City. {executive board of the North Dakcta| dren of Burnst VN. Ds were guests ‘The convention was held in the hall! Nurses Association held in Minot {| @t the home of Mrs. Hoven's mother, / room of the Hotel Muehiebach, Mrs | was decided that the aunual meeting| Mrs. A. C. Smith, over the week-end. Helen Dawson Townsend of Iowa, pre-| would be held in Fargo, April 28 and} eee aaa EAT siding; 352 delegates “were present] 29. | ‘LEAVES FOR EUROPE from all parts of the United Statey Mis Ida Swanson of Bismarck andj ‘Friends in the-city of Miss Ruth! and British Columbia. The state cf} E. M. Anderson cf Wicon of this sec-| Bracken, formerly supervisor of Red: lowa was represented by the largest| tion attended the meeting. Miss Es-|Cross nursing in North Dakota, will be} delegation, numbering 41. Michigan.; ther Teichmann of Fargo was named | interested in knowing that last Sai-| Wisconsin, Oregon and North Dakota|a delegate, at this time, to represent | Urday, Oct. 22, she sailed fior Montene-} with four representatives each, had| North Dakota at the biennial meeting | 80, whe-e she will engage in Red the smallest delegations. Resolu-| of the American Nursiag\ association | Cross wor! tions were adopted tor the purpose of| about April 15. a Sci ai decreasing the number of delegates} All members of the executive board, | FINISHES TRAINING i eligible for the conventions, with the exception cf Miss Marie Han-} Miss Emma Olson has finished her Mrs. Frank Rhoades Elliott of Chi-|.son of Grand Forks, who is now trav-| nurses training at the Bismarck hos. | cago, one of the original seven girls|eling in Germany were present at; pital training schcol. She will not who fifty-three years agu founded P.| the meeting at Minot. The board is | return to her home at Berthold, N, D. | " E. Q. at Iowa Wesleyan university was| made up of Miss Joephine: Stennes. | es Saray an honor guest at the convention. Mrs,| Rugby, pr s Sarah Sands, VISIT HERE ‘Rhoades has passed her seventieth) Fargo, first vice president; Miss Han- i Mr, and Mrs. H. G. Higgms of} birthday, but enjoyed w.ti enthusiasm | son, second vice president; Miss Clara , Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs, Simon Jahr aid the few sessions which her frail] A. Bue, Minot, secretary and tr ;Mr. and Mrs. Victor Smith of Wil'on health permitted her <c attend. urer; Miss Esther Teighmann, Fargo,| Were visitors in the city Saturday, } | Several past supreme presidents, all! corresponding <ecretar. Miss Maher! UALWRT RSET j | | i i \ \ | | 1 HOME SEWING WEEK SALE OF DRESS GOODS AND SILKS These Sewing Week Offerings of Woolen and Silk fabrics offer you an opportunity for saving that has not been equaled for many years. There are many extraordinary specials'in woolens that are away under the market and our reason for this drastic action is, to reduce an overstock. The advantage is yours, use it. Dress better for less money. Make it at home. It pays! 54-in. Novelty Prunella, Plaids and Stripes Makes beautiful ee skirts. The Pru- The season’s most desirable novelty. Very striking effe of whom are well known by’ North| Farr, New Rockford © M. Anderson, | VISITS DAUGHTER. Uakota P! E. 0. sisters, were in at-| Wilton, and Miss Ada Swanson, bis: Mrs. H. H Dingle leaves this even-} tendance. They are Miss Helen Dr marek, i ing for St. Paul, where she will visit of Nebraska, Miss Margaret Durward onan eras jat the home of her daugiter, Mrs. A. of Colorado, Mrs, Edith Prouty Pritch-| County Welfare Worker | D, Stedman for sever ard of Iowa, and Mrs. Winona Reeves, { 7 won prom: Asks Donation for Needy |° HERE ON BUSINESS. R. ©. Miller of 1 nella weave has a satin surface making it very rich in appearance. most popular color combinations. Per yard weeks. Minnesota. Mrs. Reev inence tor her work as editor of the —_— tena, Montana, 54-in. Novelty Velour, Plaids and Stripes f ‘Record in addition to her successful] Constant calls come to the county | Special agent of the General Land ot- | / ryan as supreme president eae ‘| welfare office from all parts of the! fice was ithe city on business Sat-| he education fund, which is the) qounty for clothes. A great many | urday, | a . avier gre in plaids ¢ cs for Skirts we ‘ , wh $ : y 9 2 “0lc - eavier grade laids a checks for Skirts national work; of the ?. E. 0. Sister-|children are out of school this year Baacraties: ' oe aoe oe moe pelea - fon A heavier gr ude in plaids and checks for Skirts hcod, received a great unpetus. This] and upon investigation, in many cases, STS HERB , \ inations, Just the right weg! or - pleatec or Coats. Rich dark colorings. $ 39 fund may be granted to deserving]it has been found that lack of proper} (Miss Winifred Watt of Windsor, | skirts. 95 Choice or yard : girls, whe have completed the equiva-| clothing is the cause. end Mrs, J.D. Ro demestown, Per yard......... S874 5) ae Papin cen . MOICE, POV VAVAs eee vec vecce ce caee . ie lent of a high etiool course, Wi Anything that is clean and wearable | were guests at the A. H. Spangler} . ‘ awarded to 247 girls last year, it was;cen be used, Articles can be made | home yesterday. . i ie SAi oy’ announced. By this nivans it is pos-|over and mended but the county wel- | —— ———____—_ | Plaid Serge 50 in Serge 54 in Jersey Ee aaa ay tae poms Ot that worke | Ane ites ae Eek Ae SE Oe ee. il | Attractive dark plaids for Misses All wool Serge, navy, brown, Very popular wool Je mils wag $ wie school dresses. 40 inches wide. grey and maroon. For skirts or — Jumper Dresses. Black, tan and endeavor and meryy.is ioaned to girls] able. family left yesterda: who meet the requirernents regard-| Steps are being taken now for the} Gajitornia where they morning for | will make their | of whether or not they have P.| Complete obliterat‘on of illiteracy from | tuture home. i ie en *. O, ‘relatives. Records have shown the county and from the pele Be: at EU tae er i Yard sekasecsresrsistameans yaldesacnavisees wel) Per yard vcdecuss sa that in fifteen years of administrating| Pecially in the foreign parts of the RETURN TO TUTTLE as ° : Neo t : 1 the fund, not one loan las hen lost} State it is advisable to keep the chil- | Mr. A Mrs, J. J. Peterson of Tut- Tricotine Poiret T will Middy Serge through bad faith. dren in a condition so that they canj i Alea ae Burrell of Washington,| tend school regularly. ‘To do this | tle left this morning for their ‘home | D.C, who conducts the largest class | they must havo clothes. It is through | | nding several dass Vietiie: in| of Sunday school girls in the world, | their school work, the discipline of gave one of the interesting periods school laws, and the constant attend- of the convention. Just three years | &nce at eoneol, that We can ido-ayereat) iss Burrell started her class] Piece of Americanization work. & : . six girls, Its remaskable-gro th: It is hoped that, people of the city| for Minnesota, where she wa: te they present embersnip of 2.800, / 0%, Bismarck and of Burleigh county (by the death of a nephew. is understood by. those with whom| hur they in Ansoue ono hes eke eRe \Miss Burrel aint ‘ ; whe Lora ae es | donations are asked to notify the! Miss Ida Youngquist and hear her talk. She is suid te possess | oun, Welfare worker, Miss Ruth| Thompson of Linton were vis Kolling. | friends here Saturday. Navy Tr 5d inch all wool Serge for Mid- wide. For skirts and Dresses. in Black and Navy. dies. Bright green, scarlet, i Per ] 95 grade. 3.45 navy ] 95 yard: 6 cn nagasetss Per yard isc.cctsceis and brown....... : . ————— ALL WOOL SERGE | = FA 36 inches wide. In Navy, ass . Brown, Maroon, Cardinal ‘ \ and Tan. Per yard........ cotine, 40 inches 50 inch all wool Poir a magnetic personality esp lly ap- pb pealing to girls. : 'HAVE OPEN HOUSE PARTY s yEK E 87 The P. E. O. officers elected for the; On Wednesday night the Business core a, BND Gunes Mont.,| coming year are: and Professional Women’s club will) was a week end guest at the G, Iu| Mrs. Bertha Clark Hughes, Nebras-|hold the second of their series of Thomps ka. supreme president. Open House. parties. AN working | NOmPso" home. Remarkable Bargains in Fine Silks Mrs. Vina Ives Bowden, Missouri, | girls of the city are invited to attend | . ‘PROM EGAN P fir: vice president aaa a this perty. It is the plan of the cia Newell Blexrud we Regan was) a Angora Crepe Crepe Satin Embossed Crepe s. Patience L. Beatty, California,|that from now on the club rooms wil at the Leo Dalheimer home! Me fi trepe Sati ? y season’s newest novelty. second vice president. be open one evening a week for the | Pe cme ere Ge ad ihe Seagon 8 nest Crepe: Saul 40 inches wide. Extra uality. aie ay a7 vy, brown us . Belle B. Musser, Colorado, or-|use of the gifls for social entertain-|~ or skirts and Dresses. Black, tel ‘Allcol Very ric avy, br a ments or gatherings. The night will | GUEST FROM BEULAH Brown 35 High lustre. colors. 3. 95 Saphire. 2 95 : aa ; Mrs. Ole B. Miller, Iowa, recerding| be decided upon at. the next meeting; Daniel Hall of Beulah spent the and Navy..... wleemee Sarr Per yard.. ss Per yard............. @w® M secretar ; ofthe club. , jweek end visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. G. < 3 A Ss Mrs. anor Baitey Lilinois, corre- F Wm DANGING BALTY: | Wallace. Charmeause eurecie. Satins A Dee: sponding secretary. HIVE a P. y. ——. : Olas tes 1 i Bek i - f Mrs. Eva Ser’, Wons»~. treasurer. | A Junicr Girls club of the Bismarck | SHOPPING HERE | One lot of Satins and Char- A big line of colors, Silk 36 inch Satin Messaline of ay = Seattle and i extend-| high school entertained at the home; (Mrs. Andrew Ervin of Glencoe was’ meause in black and col- Georgette Crepe, 36 to 40 good quality in many col- \ ed invitations ivr dhe 18-0 convention| of Miss Betty Dunham on Satur and the invitation of Seattle was ac-| evening. The hours were spent danc cepted. Minneapolis aske‘ for the|ing.. At the ‘close of the pleasant) A convention in 1 j evenig, rereshments were served by! Take the lid off of ihe kettle when) = the hostesses. Following the evening | you boil the cabbage. Leaving it oa! at the Dunham home tie girls werc| discolors the cabbage. : ‘ Commuitiy Chorus jnvited to/a' slumber party at the W. L.| To Give Musical shopping in the city Saturday. 1's. 5 inches. Choice, ors. Per yard. ae 2.95 nee Vardicccdsisiee 98c Per yard...... ee 1] 95 Tricolette Silk Poplin Peau de Cygne Ss : White, Black, i Black, = : 36 in ides rss 1 39 40 in wide....... 1 95 36 in wide........ 1 95 i oie . ' 36 in Black Taffeta, per yard $1.39 LM em ‘AEN RODS. LORE | Curtain rods can be run through } RETU FROM TRIP © | curtains easily if a thimb! i Extravaganza Here! wr. and Mrs. £4, L. Vesperman’) ¢hreuins easily if a thimble is put on Zs — fat oera have returned from a three weeks mo- | eee | pac inday, the Business and Profes-|tor trip through South Dakota, lowa FOR | sional Women’s club contracted with |and Minnesota. They visited frionds | 2 : 3 ictori ie Y 5 ¥ the John 'B, Rogers Producing com-|and relatives at points in each state. ; facie ne colder, ne pada awiekly the | Pictorial Review Spool Colton pany of Fostoria, Ohio, one of the |Mr. and Mrs. Vesperman report per- will froth. : 4 ¥ Patterns * Per Spool 5¢ largest producers of amateur theatri- | fect weather, with the exception of the | i 20c te 35¢ Per Dozen 50c cals in the world to produce through | one windy day last week, and splendid roads throughout the entire trip. | SOUP, ~ = ans Soup should simply : | boil. “Boilng it affects the delicacy of! AID MEETING | ret : The Ladies Aid of the First Baptist | Mavor. = Hi church will hold an auction sale at [ 1. KETTLES. i CARD OF THANKS ' Earn some Pocket Money. We} TRIBUNE WANTS—FOR RESULTS Q - é sire to thank all friends and » 100 e arses the home of Mrs. Scott Cameron, OM | pont put puddings made with milk) ‘Feod should not be atlowed to cool), | desire to thank alt my triends 200 | pay 1e per Ib. for Ash seed; Ze far Box Elder. Oscar H. Will | Second street, Wednesday afternoon : . FINDS RELIEF at 3 orelock. There will be Hallowe'en { 1 ie Ht ied hot oven, for the intense In fate ole ts wh iy tas. cooker the sickness and death of my ec F heat curdles the milk. | unless the kettle is earthenware husband, Howard Pobert Garrow.) & Co. ‘ sien ntuple. and «iumeleon will she rsetved: cately flavored vegetadies are affected | s1e | {kopak FINISHING] FINISHING several months with Anderson tomorrow afternoon. It, is ip i ar rater od 3 | SE tinue until spring. Membership is | irregular periods. expected that nearly the entire Man-{ Thickens, Beautifies. | : i SE m Ike OAL excellent lees: noua’? en. m., Tuesdays Powdered charcoal is an excellent | Per Snes | disinfectant. It quickiv absorbs un i'M, Martin, City Supt. BARKER BAKERY | ———————————_— |] THE TWIN CITY BARBER Every month my} dan chi * will atte is combi H back would ache And sen ichanter will attend this combined | - Members of the church are asked to} iy tho tatal: so for the beatiful Moral OMe iB: et 4 a ; ‘ e meta | rs. Jarrow. ants (o Tell Other Girle| “? ("4 Prins thelr [ends. DANDERINE ‘ — | a || Quality Work for the Amateur All About It | the Bismarek chapter of the P. E., | pont pitt anything into fae 19 fry) ORESS MAKING wigHT scHoot || ASK Your Grocer SLOREY, FUN “ f i eee = S j Spa bra ate ar wise | an members are no . . *_Deansy a Tee eRe Med eR ah al until the fat Is holins., Othervese| re ey the dressmaking class. wil | Por HOLMBOE STUDIO ears old and Ib ‘ q “am, eighteen bers of the Mandan chapter of the{ Stops Hair Comine the food takes up the fat and has a |foin work In.the ‘high’ echoot build- | Humpty Dumpty Bread ears a ef ., "3 d Ce y ta a. i} ‘ , ‘Sears old and have been bothered for] p. . 0. at the home of Mrs. J. C. ming Out; Hfatty taste. in Tuesday evening, Oct..-25, and | Produced By ce te SE SA LS { ! always had a cold : | : ne ta = COLLEGE : ‘ ie H sant oders also. paver hier DLLEGE ene felt droviey and WILL NOP MEET | ae _ mess | js now occupying its enlarged quar- i py. bw cin The meeting of the Mothers Social | i FUDGE, |COMMON BRANCH AND CITIZEN. | a ters. Our complete up-to-date went Ge aate ater, Club will not be held on Tuesday of | _ Very smooth creamy fudge re its} SHIP NIGHT SCHOOL | CH ROLET I] equipment and advanced: methods day, but felt stu a this week, This ‘meeting was held | when a teaspoon of cornstarch is add-| The night school work in the above | of instruction insure your learning any would hate ach last week at the home of Mrs. A. P.: ed for every cup of sugar used. | subjects will begin Wednesday night, | Parté-and Service trade in shortest possible time 7 cram 3 ‘ Lhad seen | onhart as a farewell for Mrs. Robert | | | Oct. 25th, at 7 p. m. at the Will School /| Suomen Sai j (] Very good patronage to pri pe Pinkhar Dutton and the club will not meet un- | LON. ‘upctairs. Every person desiring this | CORWIN MOTOR CO. on. Fall term now open. Reason- ble Com-| til its next regular meeting day, No- | The salmon sheuld ve put in hot| work is urged to be present the first | ‘ able tuition, For nplete info pound sivgrnedand Nid lisava eeceral vember 8. ae y water instend of allo fo s mimet | night. TOME MARTIN | jon fan rR illustrated cata- bones ‘This Vegetable Compara ie CONDUCT INSTITUTE tittar algdiatgalliws <tho salmon a City Superintendent, — (| TWIN CITY BARBER COLLEGE wonderful and it helped me very much, County, ay peailendent of Schools | | whiten. i Ve ee 4 : | 204 Hennepin Ave, sothat during my periods i am not now put 1 ay N. ie harartaa ave fe, to i | Dance, Patterson’s Hall. To 888s | Minneapolis, Minn. midon, } wheres Mey Wilke con ; OVEN DOO | night and every night. 10c¢ a o_o” sick or drowsy. I have told Pe rah many girls duct a teachers institute during the tra. about your-medicine and woul! be glad j Don't open the ove: tohelp enyone who is tro ped With next week. | i a DPC O¢ pastry hag been in at ate cr dance. McKenzie Orch PRIBUNE WANTS—FOR RESULTS | SAFETY FIRST | the high scitool build tion. “When such s: gomery erine” at any drug store. After one. g cents for one or ptoms develop as! David McKee and Join M airing, Dyeing. J continu KLEIN Tuesday evening. Oct { Sten Fepuligents edu may ess utes. By that time it as had tim | timonial ¢s you like.” —Ste ."Lisx- RETURNS FROM VACATION to set and will not |Plt's better than accident insurar | KLEIN WILER, 6 Second St., Evansville, Indiana. |__ Miss Hulda Gustafson has re‘urned | a | | : | Sonie girls lead lives of luxury, while |from a two wecks vacation at ner, | ear {BP When you want Safety and Com-9\f The old le shop for dry clean- otiers tol for their livelihuod’ but all {home at Underwood. | y MANUAL TRATNING MGUT SCHOOL, | \Brort, vide in Warm ns, with JP ing, p ing,’ remodel- * are subject to the same physical jaws ea — | As more than fen members are now | \Pfort, ride in Warm § ins, with AE ne velining, d ad: tailoring aud suffer in proportion to their yiola- BUSINESS V. 1SHORS 35-cents buys a bottle of “Dand- | enrolled the manual training will | ‘EB courteous and careful drivers, 35910 Tailor made s made work i | Tailoring and Hat Works | | i | | | | irregularities, beades backaches, jof Tappen were busines: Haran inj application you can not, find a ee een hearing: lown se ons and ‘‘the | Bismarck Saturday. | particle of dandruff or a falling hair. until Spring. cies ip is dre eee reneed, |f22y part of | 1 5 blues.” girls shoul ‘profit by Miss Linx- as Prensa SN Ape | Besides, every ha new life,| hours 7 to 10 P.M. ‘Tuesdays and Phovte De | fale tang vieaness y one 77 M Wiler’s experience: and. give Lydia F. VISITING MOTHER. | vigor, brightness, more color and | Thurs¢ Finkham’s Vegetable Compounda trial. | -Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoven and chil- abundanee. 14M MARTIN, City Superintendent. | der Solicited,