The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 22, 1921, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22 _ BIG MEETING OF MASONS T0 START TODAY) Ww, L. Stockwell, Grand Secre-| tary, Will Give Address This Evening : This evening at 6:30 o'clock a din- ner will be served in the Masonic tem- ple. All Masons are requested to be present.says L. K. Thompson, district deputy. W. L. Stockwell, grand sec- retary, is present gnd will this even- ing ‘deliver udd to the assem- tockwell will de- 8 o'clock this eve- bled memb liver his add ning. The important meeting of the dis- ” trict’ deputies and representatives is now in progress having started this afternoon. PLAINTIFF GIVEN $6.24 William | Weinstein $6.24 by the jury in tl stein against Chris Gr as ‘allowed of Wein- Wein- . stein sued Granzu for an account of $200. Mr. Weinstein won in his suit against Herman Lasken. Judge Coffey this afternoon called Flowers. i deli ivery. aut s-wte ROSES ? Russell Beauties ... Premiers . Columbia . Ophilia_.......... CARNATIONS - Perfection white: . Enchantress, pink Victory, red.. to be appreciated, Say it with flowers as your Holiday Message There are few ‘things in life that convey one’s sentiment to another like Thoughtfulness and sweetness are embodied in every petal. Femininity loves flowers — particularly at Holiday Time. ; sweetheart will welcome them with open arms. ' Ward, deep pink: q the case of A. L. Garnes against E. J. Engelbretsen. The case involves the} transfer of a piece of land. SESSION OF DAIL EIREANN ® ' Will Defer Continuation of Business Until January’ 3 ° Dublin, ‘Dec. 22—(By the Associated Press)—The Dail Eireann, after con- tinuing the Anglo Irish treaty at the morning and afternoon sessions to- day adjourned at five p.m. until 7 o’clock this evening, when an all night sitting is expected. The optimism which supporters of the treaty have been displaying durin, the last few davs appeared somewhat dimished before the morning session for lunch the opinion seemed gen- eral that the sentiment for the: treaty fhad lost some ground and that the re- sult of the vote was highly uncertain. ‘London, Dec. 22—(By the Associat- 6d ‘Press)—A dispatch. to the Ex- change Telegraph company, stated that the Dajl Eireann had adjourncd to January 3. Janan's: agricultural land amounts to 25 per cent of its total area. Here you will find everything in seasonable blooms — ready for prompt + t ; had ended, and when they adjourned FINAL ACTION ON RUSSIA'S RELIEF The Russian, Relief + "Question ciated: Press)—Final legislative action j Hon dollars for relief of Russia's starv. ling and distressed through purchase | jot grain was taken today, by the sen- jate of the conference report. goes to the o president. Prof. Gilmore To Washington, Dec. ippine Islands was made today. Prof. Gilmore is a professor in law and a graduate of the University of Wis- consin, His nomination will be sent to the senate today. REPORT ON KENYON BILL Washington, Dec. 22--Tho initial legislative step toward a program of long range: planning of public work ¢ ~Mother, wife or ees S, Dozen POINSETTIA (cut) 4 $4.00 to $10.00 Extra large . , iH, 5.00 to 10.00 Large . / 4.00 to 10.00 Medium .f / +. 4.00 to 8.00 Small ....... 4.00 Dozen Chrysanthemums . $2.50 . -’ Narcissus; white... 1.50 © Violets, bunch of 50 “15 Snapd: Plants—A complete line of Poinsettia, Cyclamen, Begonia, etc., must be seen Table Christmas Trees with holders. Bs Lae aan Christmas Wreath, Lycopodium, last indctntly Bie te BISMARCK, —in fact the entire ragon .... _ » Hoskins NORTH DAKOTA. Members F. D. T. delivering flowers through our association throughout the United States, Canada .+.50¢, 75 and $1.00 Band $1.00 to $2.00 j world, Georgette Crepe Waists. POPULAR PRICE STORE “ALWAYS BUSY” The store that has brought the low prices to Bismarck. 7to9P.M.SALE TONIGHT ONLY’ Chappie Coats go on sale for the last time $15.00 Buy these here tonight for $1.98 Your Last Chance To Get These At Such a Low Price. Values up to $6.75 BY SENATE | The President Next To Act On| HAS ADJOURNED: Washington, Dec. 22—(By the Asso- ; on the bill appropriating twenty mil- | It now | Be Wood's Deputy; 22—Formal \ an- | nouncement of appointment of Prof. ; Gilmore..to be. vice-governor of Phil- ; was taken today when the senate la- Main-Street bor-committee:favorably’renorted” the | ence" as a means of offsetting the period of |Kenyon bill designed recent national Men’s Clothes Shop 2 ay to business and. industrial depression |some of the recommendations: of the ployment conte! carry out fora man - Lie 1 ~ YG BD. \ or e OA gift from this store is the unforgetable gift, selected by experts, long in ~ advance, and with care. Our name on an article of men’s apparel will win | favor with men who like quality, and betokens the good taste and judg- ment of the giver. . ag “Good Clothes Bp e A suit or an overcoat—an ideal gift, given ate ig Christmas Order, for husband, son or father. ‘ , : Clote: Mackinawi oe Auto Gloves | ° Silk Kerchiefs —- : Cravats Pajamas | Silk Underwear Sak Armbands / Mufflers Silk Shirts Leather Goods ‘Scarf Po : Garters : BathRobes Box of Collars Fur Caps Luggage Smoking Jackets Shirt Jewelry Collar Bags —see ne spécial window exhibits. xs XS FORMERLY Rosen’s Clothing Shop This elaborate High Grade LOCOMOTIVE ELECT RIC WASHING MACHINE will be deliv- ered right to the washroom of the person with the LUCKY NUMBER. We will let the crowd pick ANYONE FROM THEIR MIDST, who willthen DRAW THE f° LUCKY NUMBER FROM THE “MYSTERY BOX.” EVENT, because You May Be The One to GET THAT LOCO OTIVE ELECTRIC WASH- ING MACHINE. : 3:30 p. m. tomorrow, December 28rd, WILL TELL THE TALE. | Lomas Hardware Company | 12 “We've Got Your Number.” Don’t TOWNS THEATERS SHUT, Dec, 22.—T nfl ‘hie cut i "Gif iS eglect to come to this BIG Be sure to get it. | Portsmouth are closed, because of dispute between proprietors and or- ve..men,-have. refused a. COME TO LOMAS’ AT BISMARCK AND SEE! Main Street