The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 15, 1921, Page 5

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15. 5 = DOES THIS FROCK SUIT YOU? | cup rich milk or thin cream 1.2 tea-' it. may be possible to prevent the Enter Hospital, Undergoes Operati \ 5 : 8 B e af ons salt,.1-4 teaspoon. mace, shock when the great disillusionment Ruby Danks of Eminett, N. D., Her- Miss, Theraula Gerving of Glen ah < Ocia an ; AY MARIAN MALES oe / iRub the squash through a sieve. Adil iiues. hert Knoop of Stanton, N; D, and Wilt} Ullin, N."D., underwent an. operation \ tf 4 ) Nee York, Bee. otHave you light fe a pa me When they marry, most men and | liam Hughes of McKenzie, have en-| at the 3t. ‘Alexius hospital this mort: Personal _[{hair, which curls frivolously, ictlows Mputterca custard cups and ane: ins “ Howard eerie Best [Orr uccnamnd [tote fo Biomater hospital for, trent Ines Ae See i As -|{no' particular line, and looks | best moderate ofen for 40 ainutes, | i thy ‘ Os ment. i i that way? | z enow. ie there Wars greater frank- re Santa ean ‘ The Presbyterian Ladies will ’ Have you small features—piguant, | ' ‘Cumberland Puddi jess between lovers a mutual ompetent Trained Nurse wil Mr. Adler To ‘ trae coeetMinE Ot a tang 1 aa | 1-4 pound raw carga 2 “ups sott;N¢knowledgment of ‘race-weaknesses accent hourly calls. Phone ee eons a OM ee ne ‘7 >> Head Maccabees) tote personality? | bread crumbs, 1-2 cup butter, 1-2 cup|#0d sex-tyrannies, it must follow | sa 4ng j Polo Miecprerbioe etic i Than such a track as:this Claire jsuar, 1-2 cup candied or drained pre-| that the enlightencd and the right- a ° Broadway, Saturday afternoon Seotuae. : madel, naive co'lar, puffed. sleeves, iserved cherries, 2 eggs, 1-2 teaspoon Minded would work together to per- Pane ERE at‘2 o'clock. : ‘The: Bismarck Tent of the Mac-itouched with bright Rumanian em- {cinnamon 1-4 teaspoon salt. ; [tet what they, have planned, and to ELKS NOTICE ple NU st a al : cabees met in the K. of P.-hall last proidery, is the one which will suit i Wash and scrub carnots: but do not | Av9 id catch ng the plague of divorce.| Regular meeting Friday 16th,| Holiday Special. Potted Hya- evening and elected. the following of-| your particular type, best. iserave them, Cut in halves and boil! :One must believe this or abandon | 7,99 4 f 1199 \ ficers for the year: For you: there should be no long |in ‘slightly salted water to c over tiljfaith inythe eternal good. ie tee kins = cinths, the first of the season, rm \ 4 Commander—Merle .R. Adler. "|dignified lines, nothing classic. |tender. Drain and then tub througa |’ —_— F. R. FIELDS, 30c each. Oscar H. Will & Co. “a Lieutenant Commander—Louis Ban-| The skirt sports an elaborate apron ja fine sieve, Cream butter and sugar. | / SQUASH Exalted Ruler. |Phone 784W. We deliver. zer, oN effect, five interesting. tiers of finely ! Add yolks ‘of eggs well beaten-and|..:When you're fixing. squash, instead AA SEES A ENA i SI Aniog Record Keeper—Frank A. Carr. plaited “material fall softly over each | beat mixture ‘well. Stir in breadjof cutting it before cooking, simply} An Arab.will not walk on the Pelicans swallowing catfish are of- Chaplain—Leo. Schloerner. ‘other. Aprons, one notices, are ex- ! bread crumbs, cinnamon cherries cut! wash it well and put it in the oven with his wife. we B eeerreet ten killed by the fins of he nck . mF Second Master of the Guards—Har- | i NEA Si Sam A ry Clutor jimto a heavy cord and finished at i (Qopyright, 2921 (NEA Service) | sig : f See Johnson. the ends with clever, brightly-hued Whi mE eae Bee hs SAGE GREEN DON T THINK FOR HOURS. Picket—William Hill. ornaments. : ‘Tt He & || Sage green taffeta is.a favorite me- ' Trustee, for three years—R. C.| i Divorce—Frankness | dium for dance frocks this season. y | oe - —-—_- | Perhaps because ats delicate bril- sea at the gas office Saturday aYternoon, | ~~~~~ shee cette . : 4 Serfbeoc'W Porter /BeSiHRIRE AL ape screloek. | Beare We imme naitt We understand love differ Seril Ww. ‘ a ! are differ- Secretary—A. J. Arnot. hand work-of all kinds are offered iat | |. Make Vegetable | ently—thus you justify yourself! I T, this sale and a choice line of home]; i , . Treasurer—G. Dullam. cooked food will also be on sale. | Puddin S _ j;eall that smug hyprocrisy! 1 don’t M: Students R — ! > i ‘ Is a [| want to understand: love your way.’ ‘Many Studen eturn GIVES ADDRESS HEHE CF ANCi cer aaa Lea Trey ~~ | “Needless to say, that kind of talk To Spend Holidays Here| Archdeacon H. E./Martyr of the (By Sister Mary) | eed a ataitonae Finally —— i hI Ne f % ae | egy a ee Many Bismarck young people who| gure the adress at the Advent mect,| , Vtle it may seem a bit incongrvous | “Since then I, ave had many a are attending schools and colleges] ing held in St. Georzes Episcopal| t© Put vegetables in a dessert they ee th a a eh Rata a ight \, mu ‘sstarn to Bismarck for the|church last evening. Archdeacon Mar-| May be used that way to great ad: | Men SA ais aot Aaa cad can he ristmas holidays. A large numbe:|tyr gave an interesting talk and those] vantage. Hove in the same way. They never Sergeant—Richard Hall. Master-at-Arms—Harry Berg. First Master of the Guards—William Soyers. Ramp. A joint nublic installation of offi- cers with the Lady Maccabees will be held un Wednesday, January 11. Elect Officers at Meeting on Tuesday Bismarck Chapter No. 10, Royal Arch Masons held their election of officers“at a meeting held at the Ma- sonic temple on Tuesday. evening. Following are the namies of the of- ficers elected: High Priest—T. FE. McKane. algo will nct return on ac:unt of the distance. Miss Margaret Smith, who is attending college at Riverside, Gal. will sperid the vacation with relatives in California, Miss Mary Atkinson, a student at Hollins College,- Hollins, Va., will visit friends at/ Charles- town, S. C.. during the holidays. Miss Kathryn Goddard, a student at Oak Hall, St. Paul, Minn., will return to Bismarck Saturday nepn. aMiss Vera Kangas, also a student at Oak Hall will spend her vacation with friends Wi in Minneapolis. ‘Miss Lucille Lahr, who has been attending Ferry Hall, Lake Forrest. Ill, is expected Friday night. Following the Christmas va- cation, Miss Lahr will continue her studies at the McPhil school of; ‘Music, Minneapolis. Misses. Florence Ppoman, Esther Staley, Eleanor Gus- taviason, Leotta Hendershott and Esther Taylor, students .at the“ Uni- versity of> Minnesota. will return tne first of next. -week. Miss . Exene Schultz, who is-attending Carleton College, Northfiz'd; Minn.. will retorm Dec. 20. Agnes Parsons, Philip Boise and George Holta. students at the’ Farrp Agricultural College. will return »othe! early ipartsof next: week’ John Larson and. Fre] Jones, who are at- tending thf University of Wisconsin plan to :spend the holidays at the home of relatives of Fred Jones ‘who live in Wisconsin. Ry bert George, a student’ at the University of Wash- ington will spend his vacation at the hame of friends in Yakima, Wash. Herndon Taylor a student at the Uni- versity of Michigan. will visit friends in Michigan during the vacation. Mid shipman E. J. Taylor of the . Naval academy at Anavolis, Md., will aneud his vacation with friends in New York. Bruce Wallace, Alfred Prater. itu? end ‘“dwin Carlson. all studergs at the Wniversity of Minnesota wiil se- turn'to their ho--~ “are * * their va- eations. Wall > © m. rome _Con- way, Everett Lai rance, Charles Burke, David Cook and James ‘Murray. who have been attending the University of North Dakota. will spend their vaca- tion here. Robert Kelly. a sthdent at Pillsbury Academy, Owatonna, Miin., will return on Saturday. TO TWIN CITIES: 9); © T. B. Toubek left for the twin cities yesterday on a -bgsiness trip. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wayoeman of Anamoose, “N. D., are visiting frionds in the city for several days. ON BUSINESS TRIP. Leo DeRochford left yesterday for the twin’ cities on a business visit. BUSINESS VISITOR N. F. Parsons of Minneapolis is a business visitor in the cvity today. >: McKENZIE VISITOR , George Manly of near McKenzie was a visitor in Bismarck yesterday. ' FROM KENTUCKY M. M. White of Louisville. Kentucky. is a visitor in the city for several days. 5 ‘ SHOPPING HERE Mrs. R. §. Thompson and Mrs. G. W. Stewart of Wilton were shoppers in Bismarck yesterday. RETURNS TO BISMARCK L. A. Morrison returned yesterday from a several days business visit at Werner, N. D. ON BUSINESS TRIP Paul Conk left yesterday for the twin cities and Des Moines, Iowa, 0:1) a short business trip. ~ GUILD TO MFST The World Wide Guild nf the Ban tist. church will meet at the home of Worothy Vetter. 7°2 Fifth street, on Fridav evening, December 16, at 8 o'clock. |ter, “Duties of Parents in =| Willhold a food and fancy work sale ceedingly popular as a means of en- livening. the. short .and quite plain skirts young girls are wearing. ‘At the waistline is a fascinating sash of gailX colored beads, wound Training tor Citizenship,” by Mrs. Evarts, and “Boy Problems,” by Mrs. Burton, were given.. Pefreshments were served fjl- lowing the regular meeting. s LEAVDS BISMARCK C.F. Gustafson, who for the past two years has made his home in Bis- marck left this morning for Minne- apolis and\Osage, Jowa, where he will visitS CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS HOLD ~ FOOD AND FANCY WORK, SALE The Catbolic Daughters of America present fully enjoyed a most interest- ing talk. He has recontly returned from England where he his been vis- iting his parents. FORTNIGHTLY CLUB MBETS ‘Mrs, P. E. Byrne entertained the members of the Fortnightly club at her-home yesterday afternoon. Mrs. A. G. Jacobson gave an interesting paper on*“English Hymns,” illustrat- ed. by musical selections. Mrs. Rob- ‘ert Orr gave a paper on Dryden, Coop- er, Goldsmith, and Alexander Pope. ‘Mrs. .N, O..Ramstad“lead the discus- at themeeting. The members decided to-give each of the children they have been taking care of a treat for Christ- mag‘time.. Refreshments were served at the’close of the afternoon. “AIR PLANE GARAGE” (Having secured the agency of the “Chase & Sanborn” line® of “Air Planes” we opened for -business yes- terday.. .OWing to so: much talk, of stocked.as each transaction , was to be complete .at:.time of disposal of; machiné. ‘To ‘say We had a‘ rush’ is putting it mildly, 4s our stock was exhausted before’ closing time, ex- keep ‘for display and demonstration ‘purposes... The popularity of the “Chase & Sanborn Coffee and Tea” no donbt: caused the rush on our “Afr Plane garage,”—Brown & Jones. (Ad- vertisement.) See our display of baskets, aprons, yarn flowers, candles and many other Xmas gifts. We have Belding’s wash satins and crepe de chine for dainty pres- ents. Open evenings until Xmas. Woman’s. Exchange. Mrs. N. W. Kelly, 211 Broadway. The Presbyterian Ladies will hold a food and fancy: article sale at the Bismarck Motor Co. 416 at 2 o'clock. ; “The Episcopal Church will hold a sale of dolls, aprons, and fancy work at the Gas Office Friday, Dec. 16. Sale starts at 10:30.a. m. : Dance at Baker’s Hall, every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day nights. 10c a dance. Best music in the state. i -ELTINGE © | TODAY 1 Breadway, Saturday afternoon) cepting.a, few: machines we had to}, The pudding made with a vegetable contains great food value and should follow a’ light’ meal. These veget- able puddings are best sufted to luncheon, where they should form the principal part of the meal. ‘Sweet potatoes, carrots, squash and pumpkin lend themselves’ admirably to desserts. Carrot Pudding 1-2 cup grated raw carrot, 1-2 cup grated raw potato, 1-2 cup». brown sugar, 1-2 cup, chopped suet, 1-2. cup sion on ‘the Disarmament Conference] currants, 1-2 cup raisins, 1 lemon, 1 1-2 cups flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder, 1 teaspoon cinnamon,’ 1-2 nutmeg, 1;2 teaspoon salt. ‘Mix grated vegetables with sugar, an dadd the grated rind and juice of lemon Work suet cremy with hand and add 1,first:-mixture. ‘Mix ad sift flour, baking powder, spices and sait and ad: cleaned and seeded raisins an dcurrants to dry mixture, Add this to first mixture and beat well. Put in a buttered mold and) steam three teaspoon hard. times we feared we were OWT} Lure Serve with hard sauce or lem- on sauce. Squash Custards i 2 cups cooked and mashed ‘squash, 3 eges, 3-4 cup brown sugar, 1-2 cup, raisins, 1 teaspoon-grated. orange rind 4) In my files I discovered a folder of ~ Dressmaking and Designing | in quarters salt’ and carrot pulp. Beat! to: bake. When it {s.goft you can cut | whites of egae till stiff and dry and jit ote the Joid into anixture. Pour into a but- | tered mold and steam two Serve with lemon sauce. it with an ordinary knife, remove tho seeds and scrape out the vegetable. In this way it retains its natural sweetnesa. hours. liancy takes so well to cclorful feath= By Winona Wilcox er fans and artificial flowers. i ‘unique letters from women who have SEAS ‘G j been divorced. | SEASONING “How can loyers learn better than}. :te mashed potatoes will have a from those who have tried?” I asked|S@™ and pleasant taste if you add lmyst, ‘turning over several deli-.| 02€ teaspoon of onion juice and one- cately penned pages. quarter teaspoon of grated ‘nutmeg {“rhis excerpt I think iddntities the| for every quart of mashed potatoes. H t hey should be seasoned as usual jgerm of divorce: 1 "'¥ou and 1 do not understand and the onion: juice and nutmeg Jlove in the same way,’ my husband jsaid when-I discovered his share in|: jan office flirtation.” Thus writes | ayy iMADAME X. “To which I replicd indignantly, ‘Consequently you pit what you like ware going to do so.. This misunder- {standing is the sced of divorce.” | Doubtless it is. Man appears to be | over-developed upon his esthetic side. He’ falls in love with beauty; right and ‘reason. have nothing what- ever to do with his love. When beauty wanes, he falls out of love| without an atom of conscience. ¥ ‘Woman, the once-beloved, does not, cafnot understand; and man com- prehends neither her grief nor. her reproaches. This talk of understand- ing between two who have loved is the germ of. divorce. j 1 Having identified it, it would seem |{ the part: of common sense. for two about to marry to discuss methods of. becoming immune. Silence between lovers about th, great man-and-woman problems has‘ been tried for generations and found wanting. if 9 + A While. it is, impossible ‘to make |g over the nature of man and woman,, ————_— I, i d Don’t Forget 7@M.'B. A. Carnival Dance Tonight i BREAD VEGETABLES CANDIES Embroidery, Beading’and Fine Sewing. : Coat and Suit Makingva Specialty. Also Remodeling. . ‘ . 822 Avenue B.- ”” And Don't Forget Bis Removal Sale of Shoes | Richmond’s Bootery With a fulllineof "| Staple and Fancy Groceries. MILK SCHOOL SUPPLIES Prices: You Will Gladly Pay. at, per yard...... just the thing. 9 to 12. only, at per suit or Calf leathers. Si ° CREAM CANNED GOODS eee ee eee ee Friday Morning, 9 to 12, only VON NOVO NO NO AONY “Say it With Flowers” THE CHOCOLATE SHOP Florists and Confectioners Phone 744 oi FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE. AAW A AWAW/aw Dua dyWAVAUN NOUN NO AUNT AUN _ Specials For Friday Morning December 16th--9 a. m. to 12 Infants’ Soft Sole Shoes ~ For tomofrow morning, from 9 to 12, we will sell Infants’ 3 Soft Sole Shoes and Moccasins in a large variety of styles and ¢clors, at per pair Four Lots of Winter Coats : dust from 9 to 12, tomorrow morning, we place on sale these Coats at these prices. First come—First served \ Crepe de Chine Silk Friday morning, from 9 to 12 only, we place on sale an assortment of colors in fine quality, all silk, Crepe de Chine, Children’s Fine Wool Sweaters For tittle Tots from 2 to 8 years old, these cute little Sweater Goats are s They come in many plain colors also in combinations of colors. Special Friday Morning, 9 to 12, each Organdie Waists at 50c Here is something sensational. for Friday Morning from Women’s fine Voile and Organdie Waists that formerly sold up,to $2.50. Choice..............4. >. e e Women’s Union Suits . - Full bleached and well fleeced Union Suits for women. Assorted sizes and styles. Friday morning, from 9 to 12 Sensational Shoe Special $1.7 Misses’ good looking dress shoes in brown and black. Kid izes 1114 to 2. See the Specials in Toyland On Friday morning, from 9 to 12, we place on sale all of our Stuffed “Toy Animals at special reduced prices for this occasion only. All sorts of animals and all on one table, see them and the special prices. 5 ws Ac TR RA $7.15. $9.50 1 ‘ec ea A AMERICAN LEGION GIVE DANCE. | ‘Arrangements are being made by; members of the American Legion to, give a holiday dance on Wednesday, \ - December 28. -.) Cash and ‘Carry. A. W. LUCAS CO. The Christmas Store D. B. Cook Grocery 512 Avenue D. Phone 306 i CURRFNT EVENTS CLI MEETS [ The Crrrent Fvents club met with | Mrs, J.-P. French at, her home yester-| day afternoon. The general vrogram | far the meeting was in keeping with | “Rathers Day.” Roll call: was answ- cond with tributes to Father. Three, BUSTER KEATON interestine tarers. “What a Father | in “THE PLAYHOUSE” Can Do For His Son,” by Mrs, Regis! \. DOUGLAS MACLEAN in “PASSING THRU” —and— - : {> ) : ‘