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

Jn J X i iy a SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12 Named Chairman For Seal Sale Mrs. E. J. Schultz ‘has ‘accepted the city chairmanship of the Annual Christmas ‘Seal Sale again this year. The funds raised’trom the sale of seals the past two years was used to main- tain a city school nurge during ‘part of last year and it is hoped the sale this yéar, will be sufficient to place a nprse in the schools the first of the year ,for the remaining term. Bis- marck needs a school nurse and with + the usual ‘run of epidemics this fall the need is very- evident at the pre- sent time. Fifty per cent of the seal sale proceeds for the entire state g0 back to the city or community where. seals cre sold, this money to be used in some ‘form of ‘health work which will benefit the community. Last year a number of nutrition classes were held in various parts of the state, over fifty sets of scales were ordered for schools and the Modern Health Crusade -was carried on_ by over, 50,000 school children. This with mary other forms of health work was the result of the Christmas Seal sale and it is hoped that Bismarck ‘will foster a big sale this year so that , @ school nurse may be maintained. | Benefit Dance ; : d Is a Success A large’ crowd attended the dance) given by the BHlks ‘last evening for the benefit of the Salvation Army. Donations from individuals and firms of the city made it pcssible for the. Elks to donate almost the entire pro- ' ceeds to the Salvation Army. The pro- ceeds were about $70. Refreshments were served during the evening. The Little Wonder orchestra of St. Mary’s school flirnished the music. Enjoyable Time At Entertainment . The Sons and Daughters of Norway lodge entertainment last night . was one of the most successful events of the season. The crowd was excep~ tionally ‘large and a most enjoyable evening was spent playing cards. A short musical program was given during the evening. Mrs. Hyland sang and Misses Hilden and Qually played a duet. The program was fol- lowed by réfreshments. This is the first of a séries of entertainments to be given ‘by the lodge this winter. The members of the lodge wish to. ex} press their apreciation’ for ‘the’ co= operation of their friends, ENTERTAINS ‘CLUBS ‘Mrs. Scott Cameron entertained the members of the R. T. club at her home yesterday afternoon. .'The hours were spent playing bridge. Miss'Con- nolly of ‘Mandan rendered several pleasing vocal numbers during the ‘af- ternoon, Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon. (Out of town guests at ‘the club ,’meeting were, Mrs, Neil. Anderson of Billings, Mont.; Mrs.’E. H.-\Hart of Linton, and ‘Miss Celia Connolly of Mandan. GIVE SURPRISE PARTY. About fourtéen Royal ‘Neighbors, 507 : surprised Mrs. A. C. Hinckley at her! Visit friends here. home at 14 Thayer ‘street Wednesday afternasn. The occasion was Mrs. Hinckley’s 70th birthday. The -after- moan was spent ‘socially. Refresh- ‘ments Were ‘served at the close of the afterncon, A ‘feature of the refrésh- ments was the birthday cake with sented with several. beautiful gifts. HOLD TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS. The ‘regular: quarterly ‘teacher ‘ex- aminations were held at the court house on ‘Thursday and Friday. Twen- today, ty teachers of, the county took the examination. The examinations were conducted _by the! county superin- tendent’s office. and W. E. Parsons were in charge. GIVES EVENING PARTY Mrs, Robin Day entertained twenty| 4, ladies at the home’of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ‘William Falconer, last éve- ning. The ladies: spent ‘a pleasant evening sewing. At the ‘close of tha evening dainty refreshments ‘were served by the hostess. DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA MEET. The.Catholic Daughters of America § will hold their meeting at:the ‘K.:of P. hall Monday“evening at 8 o'clock. The regular. businegs meeting will be ‘fol- 4 lowed by ‘a. Socidl hour. BUSINESS VISITORS. Grant Peterson of Braddock, C. 0. Hansen of Wilton, and H. A. Mutch- ler’ of ‘the ‘Patterson Land company at Wing, are business visitors in the city today. GUESTS FROM FARGO. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Wright and son, Richard, of Fargo, are visiting in the city, guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Busch. RETURNS FROM VISIT. Mrs. Zora Svendsgaard returned yesterday from Bowdon, where she has ‘been visiting friends for the past week, RETURNS ‘HOME. Mrs. Vogel and daughter of Linton, ' who have been shopping and visiting in the city the past several days, re-‘ LAUGHTER AND TEARS ABOUND From Edna Ferber’s Story, “F: ‘anny Herself” Mabel Julienne Scott in Lead The picture “No Woman KnoWs,” showing at the Eltinge theater, Mon- day and Tuesday .was ‘thade from Edna Ferber’s story, “Fanny Herself. Edna Ferber is best known for her “Emma McChesney & Co.” stories. The leading characters in the picture are played by Mabel Julienne Scott, remembered for her work asthe In- dian girl, “Lally” in that, splendid pic- ture, “Behold My Wife’ and Stuart Holmes, who was seen at the Eltinge last week in “The Four ‘Horsemen.’ A-shert story of the picture follows: * Fanny is a typical American girl,’ although an odd mixture of book-worm and tom-boy. Her parents own a small dr goods and notions store in a little middle-western town. The father dies, leaving the mother to run the business, She and Fanny scrimp an@ save! so that the son, Theodore, cafi''stady'the violin in Europe. This boy breaks his mother’s heart by marrying a music hall dancer in Vienna. When the mother dies, Fanny, through ‘anger and realization of her futile -years of sacrifice, breaks away from her home and hecomes a highly efficient business woman—the head of a department in a Chicago mail-order house. «| afternoon." {seventy candles on it. ‘She was pre-' ets city, \ i 2 R. Mrs. Nellie Evarts Minneapolis on a business trip. i Her soul is constantly torn between, two forces,. the materialistic and the ¢ spiritual. | Fenger, the genius-like ex- ecutive of the mail-order house, spurs her fo material success. Heyl, her boyhood playmate, and ‘now a bril- liant newspaper man, tries to per- suade her to let her spiritual side— the ‘old Fanny, herself—come tothe surface again. Fanny becomes herself again when her brother Theodore returns from Europe with his baby daughter. His wife had run away. Fanny takes him in, puts him on his feet, and, with Fenger’s help, arranves for his Amer- ican debut. It is a great success. j then he disappears—to go back to his wife again. This is the last straw for Fanny. Her better nature is again submerged in business fatalism. She forgives Fenger for certain unwelcome atten- tions toward her and is on the point of running away with him, despite his invalid wife, when Heyl finally ‘is victorious in his fight to make her give in to her better impulses. Fanny, again her lovable, unmate- rialistic, sympathetic self, finally nes- tles into Heyl’s arms, at last secure in the knowledge of her future love and happiness. with our Wholesale order. ~ Announcement On November 15th, 1921, we will open:a Retail Coal Yard in Bismarck in connection wholesale agents for mines at Zap, Wilton, Washburn and Garrison, and therefore, will have on hand at all times coal from these points. We will be in position to fur- nish to the retail trade coal from any of the above mines promptly. Phofie 899 for trial Our Office is Room 5, Eltinge Block. Northwestern Coal Sales Co. i Retail Department. J. W. DEEMY, Proprietor. per business. We ate | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE turned’ to ‘thelr flome at Linton this! mothers ‘ate invited to attend this s0-|| LBARN ‘of tlie Vale of Para cial gathering. VISITING MOTHER Clarente: “McLedh, manager of ‘the ec Ra der city is ae @ magic growth, and ‘C a ‘million dollars ‘in: municipal im- UL. ne MEETING ‘provements are authorized for this Russell Miller. ‘company. of Billings, : it year, Every kind of business opening Montuna ‘is. visiting et the ‘home of! There ‘will be a regular meet-| tere. We Have ‘seventeen miles of his ‘mothiez, Mts Mary McLean ‘tor alinggitonight‘at Elks Hall at‘8:30.| protected water front, with gorgeous: business for doctors. few. days. Mr. McLean {s also looking |ifi¢ftiation and feed. All visiting) 1¥. béatititul “hme sites. | Wonderful] course in America under construction. | after business! ‘interests. in Mandan. 175:¢, T.s‘alWays welcome. honiés. Wonderful velvety lawns.| Coolest place in America in summer, ‘About thrée ‘weeks ago he visitéd the) ~*, Riots cee ig ‘Wonderful flowers in semi-tropical| delightful in winter. You may own a battlefield near ‘the Little ‘Big ‘Horn, ‘tnd. L. George, See. profusion. Fishing supreme. ‘Every| beautiful home here, with a perpetual where General Custer was ‘killed, and oe income, at practically no investment. day you can catch the. dfg fellows un- iss raison | PATCHING ECZEMA FOR 4 YEARS VISITING FRIENDS. __ Harry Hauser, a rancher‘of Dickin-' arrived ‘in Bismarck ‘and will VISITING BROTHER brother, Scott even, ehh ‘and Could Not Rest. An aaa ‘Cuticura Healed. spent Jeatordae istting “Teuffered for about fouryears with i] éczema‘on my limbs, from my knees ‘| down. At first they were very small VISITING HERE. j ‘andjafter a'while the skin 2 ‘would begin to swell and get thick F. J. Jenner and M. 8. Chaplin of! | Hasetton; ‘were, visiting in “Ble | {pandcrack open. My clothing rubbed » Were. visiting in ‘Bismarck ‘the eruption, causing awful itching Bnd vernine, and I could !not rest friends at Régan. Confectionery FRANCIS & McDONALD, Props. Corner Fifth and Broadway. | ON ‘BUSINESS TRIP. 0 4 “1 began to'use Cuticura and B. Loubek ‘left -last night ‘for. vocals relief, and when'I had used two cakes ‘of\Cuticufa Soap and one box of ——___— =. i eee ee I was healed.” Th ‘WAR MOTHERS MEET. 11 :}*(Signed) Nelson'Smith, Cache, Ill. @ ‘Fort Lincoln ‘chapter of the| ‘| ‘CutictitaScdp, Ointment and Tal- merican, War Mothers ‘will hold: a| ;] cum protiidte ‘and maintain skin pur- social meeting atthe American Le- iy wet oerert and skin health gion hall Tuesday afternoon ‘at threa when all else fails. o’clock, Mrs, McGarvey, Mrs. Wach-, te r‘dnd Mrs. Halloran will he tne hostesses ‘for the ‘afternoon.’ All war Special Music Saturday and Sunday. PIANO, VIOLIN AND CELLO. Played by Three Girls. SUNDAY DINNER shaves without mug. Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce. ‘Roast Chicken with Dressing. Roast Goose, Sage Dresing. ___A cold is an inflammation, and one‘of the character- istic features of inflammation is’ that ‘excessive heat is present. Fes The cause of a cold is an accumulation of poisonous ‘materials within the -body -for -a certain ‘period of time preceding the cold. If the excretory organs of the body are comparatively normal, these poisons will not be ac- cumulated and colds will rarely manifest themselves. In brief, colds are more an ‘indication of: the general bodily condition than they are a disease in themselves. Chiropractic offers-a logical reason why the excretory organs are abhormal, and follows that with a means of relief. The practitioner must determine which excretory organ is abnormal and correct the cause. He locates in the spine, that ‘vertebra which is producing pressure on the nerve trunks supplying the nose, throat, or bronchial tubes. Thus the real cause 'of the local inflammation is corrected and the individual recovers normal health in the natural way. Our 33 1/3 per cent reduction in price of adjustments has been in effect since Nov. 1. SEE R.S. ENGE, D.C. Ph. C. *_ Member of State Board Lucas Block —_Bismarck,-North Dakota. Phone 260 bei : . duady Attendant. eee eee A iia IM 118 6th Street. ., X-Ray Laboratory. NO WOMAN KNOWS the satisfaction of shampoo- ing, hair dressing, scalp treatments and facials until she visits HART’S BEAUTY PARLORS NO WOMAN KNOWS Stocking satisfaction until she has worn PHOENIX Hosiery JOHNSON’S STORE Always Busy. NO WOMAN KNOWS how long our Boys’ 2 pants suits wear until her boy has worn one S. E. Bergeson & Son Satisfaction or Money Back. <cicnccccccccecceeA Aee NO WOMAN THE GREATEST DRAMATIC REALISM ; 3 ! KNOWS EVER SCREENED! the lasting quality of Chrysanthemums until she’s tried’ stock, from Don’t miss this great icture 9 Pp WOMAN | KNOWS’ NO WOMAN “The Amazing Story of “FANNY HERSELF” K N ows by EDNA FERBER- oS Featuring MABEL JULIENNE SCOTT Corset comfort and satisfac- tion’ until '‘she ‘has worn a Gossard Corset A. W. LUCAS CO. Eltinge Theatre MONDAY and TUESDAY—Matinee Daily 2:30 im inci nnce ea ss NO WOMAN KNOWS how much she is missing when she misses LOGAN’S “We Thank You.” NO,WOMAN KNOWS NO WOMAN ENG The ‘difference until she receives’a “box of WHIT- ‘MAN’S FINNEY’S DRUG STORE how beautiful a white gold wrist watch can look until ~ ‘she sees ours BONHAM BROS. tit’ your back’ aches and your’ hanic . . | Where dreams come true. This won-| blister. Paradise for motor boats, with) Address ‘THE MAYOR, Valparaiso, hundreds of miles of protected water- Adv. ways with wonder spots to visit. Fin- est motoring roads in the south. Bathing in bay and gulf wonderful. Healthiest city in America, with no Greatest golf I Announcement © We carry a full line of New and Second Hand Furniture, ; Rugs, Stoves and Household Goods. We exchange New Fur- niture for old and allow top prices. Come and see us or call us up. All transactions given prompt attention. Ruder’s Furniture Exchange _ i nn nen how well she can look until she has worn one of our what good pies, cakes, doughnuts and rolls can be The Woman’s Exchange > the satisfaction of a dainty lunch until she has visited Undergarment _ satisfaction "G¥agp the opportititty ‘of a lifetme. Fla. YOU ARE SURE TO LOSE When you play a game of chance with Fire you're ‘sure§” to lose. You’ve chosen an opponent who plays a crooked’ game. Property owners no long- er take chances with fire. They recognize the value of adequate protection against fire loss in the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. 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