The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 13, 1921, Page 5

~~ ESDAY, DECEMBER 13 Social and Personal ANTI-ILLITERACY CAMPAIGN BEGUN Local Women ‘Take Active In- terest in Work in Bismarck and Burleigh County Mrs, Alfred Zuger, representing wo men’s clubs.of North Dakota on the State Illiteracy commission is maii- ing to the various clubs in the state a letter in connection with the anti- illiteracy work. ‘The ‘school teachers and club women have been mentjoned as the two largest forces in the state who can fight illiteracy unitedly and in her, letter Mrs. Zuger asks the as- sistanda' and cooperation of all the clubs. One paragraph of the letter, which is addressed to the club members says: “The part that has been~as- signed to the club women. of state in theilliteracy campaign is a very large and honorable one. Let us/ see that we measure up t) it, if pos- sible, that we out-rank even the teach- ers themselves in the actual accom- plishment of redeeming illiterates.” The program drawn up for the cam- paigsn consists of five points: 1, Agitation—Talk against illiter- acy everywhere, day and night at club meetings, social functions and else where. -Have two of the club pro- grams on illiteracy this: year, even if; something else must be abandoned. 2.—Public Addresses—Choose _illit- eracy as your subject when you have @ speech to make, and see that illit- eracy is on every program given in your community. 3. Teaching Illiterates — Every club woman should try. to teach one, some can teach a class. If the illiter- ates will not come to you, go to them Teach them somehow. You can se- cure a beginner's school outfit, Maon- light school reader and tablet with pencil for fifty cents, which covers cost and postage. A stock of these have been placed with me to supply club women who wish to teach. 4. Providing Books—Club women can/aid the superintendent and teach- ers wonderfully by raising and putting at their disposal a fund for books for illiterates. A tea or an entertainment should be given for this purpose. 6. Publicity—Have local papers publish illiteracy statistics of coun. ties, showing rank pf your own coun- ty, also, secure editorials on the sub- ject, 1 Last evening Mrs. Zuger and State ‘Superintendent of Public Instruction Minnie J. Nelson, visited the night school classes at the state peniten- tiary. There are six classes doing night school vprk twice a week and they expect to hold the classes thre2 times a week in the near future. Beecher Stair is supervising the work. There is also a class of 15 illiter- ates at the nenitentiary. This class has been holding. meetines for a lit- 70 tle-over. two..weeks.and the progress heine made is really remarkable. Ev- ervne is very much interested in the work. One Indian of 72 is enrolled in thie class. Club women of the city, teachers pnd all citizens are Invite! to join in this great work.and do what they can to helm exterminate illiteracy. Mrs. A. G. Jacobs has consented to teach primary work in music and Miss Pangburn. penmanship teacher of the public schools w'll teach penmanship one night a week. Miss Bertha Palm- er will draw up an art study course and will talk on this subject at the penitentiary. In a short talk following the meet- a te CUT THIS © T 1S WORTH N Y Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef- field Ave., Chicago, Ill., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial packase con- taining Foley’s Honey and Tar Com- pound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains, in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kid- ney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome: and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation, biliousness, headaches, and sluggish bowels. Adv. this | | } i | i | *21 ing ‘Miss Neilgon encouraged them in she could give. ‘cooperation of Bismarck people the } anti-iliteracy campaign should be a | success in Bismarck an‘! the county. Daughters of America Elect Officers at Meeting The regular ‘meeting of the Catholic Daughters of America was hel:l in the gymnasium of St. Mary's sc ool last ‘evening. The following officers were) Elected at the meeting: Grand Regent—Ella Bannon. Vice Grand Regent—May Ward. Prophetess—Jesse Schafer. Historian—Marearet White. Financial Secretary—Julia Johnson. Treasurer—Helen Breene Monitor—Catherine Johnson. Sentinel—Alice Cunz. Organist—Mabel Breene. Two trustees were elected at this \ i H 1 | i | i i i i i meeting, Jean McIntyre and Ella Fla- herty. Miss Kolling Takes ) © Juvenile Court Work Miss Ruth Kolling has been ap- pointed juvenile. court official for the | city of St. Paul. She has resigned her | position here which will be effective | January 1. ' | Miss Kolling has been the Red Cross j sccial worker in Bismarck. She has} also had charge of the han poor cases for the ‘city and county. Her new position is a splendid ad-| vancement and her many Iriends here; wish her all success in her new field. | BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINS. _ ; The Lows of the Tuesday Bridge club entertared at the home of Mrs. ; P. R, Fields at a seven o'clock buffet! supper, last evening. The Highs ot the club ‘and the husbands of the| members were the honor guests.at the gathering. Mrs. P. R. Fields, Mrs. Carl Paulson, Mrs. F. B, Strauss, Mrs. A. M. Christenson, Mrs. E. G. Patter- son and Mrs. F. A. Lahr were the hostesses. The diversion for the even- ing was bridge. Mrs. Breslow and F. A. aLhr. won the high scores. MONDAY CLUB MEETS Mrs, H. P. Goddard was hostess to the Monday club at her home yester- day afternoon. The program was in keeping with Christmas and each member answered to the roll call with, Christmas quotations. Mrs: H. P, Goddard gave a paper on Christ- mas Carols. A club discussion of Ob- servance of Christmas in our Posses- sions was taken up. Mrs. E. Haefer of Colorado, who is a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. Towne, was an out of town guest at the meetin. RETURNS TO JAMESTOWN. ~ Miss Ethel Atwood, who spent the| «o> jn connection with her hospital] Phone 784W. .We deliver. week-end visiting at the home of her sister. Mrs. D. C. Scothorn, returned to her home at Jamestown yesterday. ENJOY CARD PARTY. The large number ‘of: people who at- tended the Yeoman card party given at the K. of P. hall last evening thor- oughly enjoyed the event. The even- ing’ was spent playing 500. Miss Lucy Snyder -won the first prize and E. J. Made Many Shades lighter by Using Marinello Whitening Gea ht Frequently employing F(ARINEO leach Wask Heaviest coats of tan too, are temoved Hart’s Marinello Shop, Room 4 Hughes Bldg., Opposite G. P. Hotel, Bismarck. ° all through the store. them NOW. Boys’ High Boots. Men’s Shoes. And Don't Forget Big Removal Sale of Shoes Pleasing, substantial, reductions in prices Yceu’ll like’the prices. . If you need shoes—Buy EXTRA SPECIAL High grade. durable. Just the thing for Xmas. $3.35 to $4.95 Large Assortment All lasts and colors. $10.00 values. Cleaning them up at $4.85 Just Received Another shipment of ladies’ 4 buckle overshoes, Get them before the next storm. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS. Richmond's Bootery You'll like the shoes. Strong and $6.00 to 406 Main dling of the | and it is urged that all members at- | given; | doviel the consolation: prize. Mrs. | their work and offeréd any assistance | George vohnston won cite eventicaiied! mg ied C (the cracker contest, Delicious re- Competent people are in charge of ireshments were served av we “lose evemng. ithe work and with the assistance and vy tno evening. | MISS PARIS NUNORED AT PARTY. wae aaa ots, Gerald ichioit enter! Tlaacu val ue ple ivious ue tne He 'W. aachioit nome last evening in hou-/ or of Miss Myrtle Paris, who leit this; ,mormng tor New ork state. ine) uvurs were spent playing 500. Dainty retreshments were served at the close of the evening, ——— | RETURNS FROM VISIT. { i Mrs. Austin Logan returned this! ; Mornmg trom Colorado Springs, / where she has been visiting her soni ; Dr. James Logan. While there Mrs.| | Bogan also visited’ Mrs, James Hal-|! loran. “The condition of both Dr. Lo-| gan and Mrs. Halloran, who have been} ill for some time, is very much im-| proved. j VISITS AT BROTHER'S HOME. | Miss Ida Hensler, of Custer, S. D..| who underwent a serious operation at! i the Bismarck hospital some time ago: { ; and who has been confined there since ; her operation, returned to the home of! her brother, C. W. Henzler, today. She ! will visit at the Henzler home. | LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS, H There will be a regular meeting of} the American Legion Auxiliary at the! | Legion hall, Wednesday, December 14,; at 8 o'clock. Dr. Quain will address ; the Legion and Auxiliary members! tend. GENERAL AID. MEETS, The General Ald of theMcCabe Meth odist church will hold their meeting! with Mrs, H.W. Richholt at her home en Thursday afternoon. The Third! division will be hostesses, Election of officers will be held at this meeting. MUSICAL CLUB MEETS The Thursday Musical club will hold their meeting at the home of Mrs. obn Graham on Thursdav evening. | Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Targart and Miss Hoffman will be hostesses. All asso- , ciate members are invited to attend. HOLD MEETING TONIGHT. The Royal Neichbors will hold their meeting: at the K. of P. hall at eight o’elork this evening for the election of “officers, A Pot Luck supper will {be-servyed at 6:30 o'clock. * OUT-OF-TOWN VISTTAPS, Mr, and Mrs, Josenh Motthews of MeKenzie. Mrs Arnold Gerherdine of Regan. and Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Lange and family of Wilton were out of town visitors-in Bismarck yester- day. TO GARRISON. Miss Aenes Brown, nurse of the St. Alexing, hosnital, has vone te Garvi- duties. "GIVES RVENING ‘PARTV, number. of friends at her bome (Mr, © W. Henzler entertained » | Xmas ‘at L. E. Maynard’s, Musi ~ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE evening. he hours’ were spent do- | %@———_——____.__—._ 38 work. Dainty refresh- | ‘Scout Notes ments were served at the close of the |g _. EPISCOPAL TROOP NO 3 Lanes. isconal Boy ‘Scouts played | the Indian school at basket ball Sat | . urday afternoon at the Indian schooi! Ra oetio ssi) ihn sou wou by a score of 25 to 7. | © expects to be “The first half was one sided ending | fait an aK [with a poure. pest. or the Scouts, In "ag RE Aw: ithe secon alf substitutions were | TO ATTEND MEETING. made and aided by two long baskets Rev. and Mrs. H. c. Postlethwaite by. Price, the Indfan forward, the In- left today for Fargo, where they will dians made seven pints. attend the Synod commission meet-! Jesse Scroggins of the Scouts was ing. | the big point getter with five fiel-t j baskets to his credit. S, Robidou at {guard the first half and forward the ond also played a .good game TO DO DENTAL WOKK James Kh. Situs let yesterday Dr. for uadirison witere weal denial W gone about ten day: TO NEW YORK. Miss Myrtle Paris left this morning for Pratsburg, N. Y., where she. will; Price starred for the losers. visit at the home of her grandmother.; The Scouts plan pn playing Wiiton {next Saturday and the Baptist Scouts {a week later. The line up was: © ¢, Little Owl f, Price f, Patenaude 8, Two Bears GUEST. FROM HAZELTON, | Mrs. George Lenhart of Hazelton,| J. Scroggins, c was a guest at the A. P. Lenhart home { Hoover, f here yesterday. | M. Robidou, f a ;'S. Robidou, capt. ¢ SHOPPERS FROM STEELE. | 8. Penwarden, g g, Stone Mrs, J. A. Prescott, Mrs, Page and! Substitutes, Scouts: Register for Mrs. H. B. Allen of Steele, were shop- ; Scroueins Dewhurst for Penwarden, pers from Steele yesterday. f, McCormick for M. Robidou ei Baskets, Scroggins 5, Hoover 3, M. VISITING FRIENDS, | Robidou 1, S, Robidou 3, Price 2. Mrs, Perry Wah! of Washburn, vis-| Goals from fouls, Hoover 1, Price 3. ited friends in the city yesterday and | Referee,, J. Livdahl. . today. ne Remarkable enthusiasm and energy is: being shown by this troop. Kvery toy seems full of pep and anxio'ls to do something for the vettarment of the troop. This is all for the nal FROM BRITTIN. Mrs. G. Scarborough and daughter of Brittin, are visiting friends in Bis-| marck for several days. and is bound to have a splendid effect on the commission at large. It was decided at a meeting he'd in VISITING , HERE, Mrs, Edna Wells of Cannon Ball was visitor in Bismarck yesterday. BUSINESS VISITOR. mE J. Hubbell of. Wing was a business Visitor in the city yesterday. CUT GLASS Wash cut glass in luke warm water which has heen softened by the addi-! tton of washing soda or soap ammo- nia. 3 ROYAL ARCH MASONS : A regular convocation of Bis-| 2 marck: ‘Chapter, No. 10, . Royal 3 Arch Masons, will be held this! evening at the Masonic Temple|= at 7:30.° Deputy Grand High Priest Ripley’ will make an offi cial visit and M. M. M. degree will be conferred. Election of officers. Dance at ‘Baker’s Hall, every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day nights. 10c a dance. Best music in the state. : Holiday Snecial. Potted Hya-| cinths, the first bf the season, Wednesday Morning, 30c each. Oscar H. Will & Co. : Buy your boy areal dram for cal Merchant. Yea) Phon a ~=—s DONT THINK FOR HOURS -: 1 “Say it With Flowers” THE CHOCOLATE SHOP « Florists and Confectioners FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE. ne Bath héavy robe blankets e 744 onr- \There is a deep faction in knowing have value. The VICTROLA Avoid being one be a Victrola becau Victor products. Pride of Possession VICTROLA. carefully and thoughtfully chosen for your home is of lasting musical instruments because its cabi- net is an addition to the best of home fittings—the tone reproduction is the one chosen by all great artists as the one doing their talent justice. HAD” and other disappointments by buying a VICTROLA. If you buy at Hoskins it will surely” Call, phone or write full particulars. + HOSKINS, INC. Bismarck, N. Dakota. Tomorrow Morning, Sizes 2 to 8. ms At per ipair....... the very best styles 12, these will be sold and lasting satis- Choice in-this group that the thing you is-supreme among of the very best and Your choice ....... of the “I WISH I dolls. ise we sell only the jate in the effort being put forth by) entered the St. Alexius hospital for their homes today. Morning from 9 to 12 at, each. .* These were priced from $69.50 to $89.50. no exchanges. PAGE FIVE. the parish house 1 night to cooper- the Sunday school to provide parcels und loys: forthe poor of arck and dis The Scouts} will help to sec names Of those | who are in nee N Saturday Gordon Cox wilt be in charge. An interesting game is expected. Will some kindhearted citi- zen help to take the boys by lending «car for that purpose. On Saturday, Dec. 17, the boys plan to have a Yuletide sale of home cook- ing. Proceeds of the sale will go to the troop fund. (Further particulars will be given in this column next week. A course of really sqod lectures is being planned for the season begin- ning with the new year, o¢———4 - | CITY NEWS Baby Daughter Mary Ellen is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGary for the baby daughter which was born at their home on Rosser street yesterday. Both mother and baby-.are doing nicely. % | “ % At St. Alexius Hospital Fred Jensen of near Bismarck has treatment ‘Peter Herman of \Napoleon, Mrs. Lester Larson of Baldwin and (Mrs. John Lang of Elgin, who have been patients at the hospital, returned to DYE THAT FADED DRESS YOURSELF “Diamond Dyes to worn, faded skirts, waists, coats, stockings, sweaters, coverings, hang- ings, draperies, everything. Every package contains directions so simple any woman can put new, rich, fade- less colors into her worn garments or draperies even if she has never dyed before. Just buy Diamond Dyes—no other kind—then your material will come out right, because Diamond Dyes are guaranteed not to streak, spot, fade, or run. Tell your druggist whether the material you wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, or mixed goods. ee Keep yourself posted on the turkey market. Write or call for our prices. Northern Pro- duce Co., Bismarck, N. D. / What is the Door Knob Joke? dd years of wear AGENTS / Yo sell Nursery Stock. Salary $60 per month and big commiesion. Will also supply nursery, stock frée_ to pay expenses, Write or call for full information. Federal Nurseries, Patrick Casey, General Agent, 404 ‘Tenth and Rosser Sts. P§one 618W. Bismarck, N. D. Angora SatinCrepe ts The season’s finest novelty in Satin Crepe. and drapey with a long nap satin surface of high lustre. The regular price of this high quality Crepe is $5.75. We show it mostly in dark colors: At this special price tomorrow we are also inclu other high grade Silks. at the same orice. It is we 9 to 12. “Per yard,........... other Xmas Gift’ purposes. They're 49c vatues, for, per yard..............+645 ling? $9? 5 Wide, Fancy Ribbons For Wednesday morning only frem.9 to 12, we offer a lot of 6 wide Silk Ribbons,in plain and ‘fancy, for hair ribbons and C Se Site 2 \ For Wednesday Morning December 14, 9 a. m. to 12 ighty yet very soft eso eu LT Hat Robes:for Christmas in unique colorings and designs. nesday Morning from 9 to 12. You can take Your Choice in the group for...... ste from 9 to 12 only. and of. fine workmanship. at about half. ite at.. newest stylings. Doll Specials from Toyland. Make your little children happy with one of these cute unbreakable They’re all dressed, ‘too. Morning, from 9 to 12. is 98c grade, 17 inch size 60c. 45c grade, 12 inch size 30. Note the special pr 25c grade, 9 inch size 15c. The above specials are for Cash. No approvals, Watch for Thursday Morning’s Specials in Wednesday Night’s Bismarck Tribune. A. W. LUCAS CO. _ The Christmas Store . sISMARCK Good looking bathrobes for children and misses’ made of are $6.50 and $7.50 retail values that we offer Wednesday $ ; These Coats Tomorrow at $10 When we started these “Morning Specials’ we promised only Unusual bargains. This group of Women’s Winter Coats is an ex- ample. Some of these Coats were selling at $49.50. Wed- $ 10 j Children’s Dress Shoes We offer Chil- dren’s Dress Shoes in Black and Brown, Kid or Calf leathers. 98 C Silk Duvetine Dresses -Here is a group of our highest quality dresses on fine Silk Duvetine in ese were priced at $98.50. Wednesday Morning, ,from 9 to “45 - Exclusive Silk Dresses Tomorrow Morning from 9 to 12, we offer a splendid group of Women’s fine dresses of Silk and Tricotnie. All exclusive models ices for Wednesday