The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 14, 1922, Page 5

: enjoyable time were the features of _8, o'clock. Social and Personal » SHAVE GOOD MEETING. A good attendance and.a thoroughly tae, meeting of the Alumnae Associa- tion of the St. Alexius hospital held at the St. Alexius club rooms last: even ing. Discussion in connection with the ‘coming graduation were taken up. Fol- lowing the business meeting a social time was enjoyed. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening. CARD PARTY TONIGHT. The Business and Professional Wo- men’s club are giving a card party at the club. rooms this evening for the members of the club, This is the reg- ular party which was postponed from January/on account of the rehearsals for the musical comedy put on by the club.. Members have been invited for IIGHT BEARERS WILL MEET. The Light Bearers will meet on Wednesday afternoon at 5:15 in the Presbyterian church, Every member is asked to come and 1elp prepare for the pageant. A missionary story will be told, which® promises to be of in- terest to the:members. RETURNS TO HCME. ‘Mrs, A. L. Sanders: of Mapleton, Minn.,, who ‘has been visiting at the heme of her daughter and son-in-law, | oldest daugiter of ‘Prince Nicholas of Mr. and Mrs, A. L, Bertholt of Bald-| Greece, and Crown Prince Christian -win, returned to h@ home this morn-| Frederick of Denmark has just been ing. \Mrs. Sanders was called by t3€/ announced by King Christian and wueed Alexandra. ‘ile prince is 23, the princess 19, death of her little grandson. HOLD: BUSINESS MEETING. A very important business meeting of the-Presbyterian Ladies Aid will be|'ins-Meyer store. Aprons, handker- held in the church parlors at.2:20' chiefs and. many other fancy articie» o'clock on Thursday afternoon. All| will be on sale, members are urged to attend this Meeting, which will be followed by a|% ‘St. Patrick social at 3:30 o'clock. | DIVISIONS WILL MEET. .~ The four divisions ‘of St. Mary’s Sewing ‘Circle will meet at the school auditorium on Wednesday afternoon. Sister Mary Tells How to Mix ’Em | Sate Z y (Sister Mary’s Kitchen.) You are having four or five tables of bridge or the sewing club in for the afternoon. Salad is the first thing you thinik of serving, being a woman, but: you wonder just how much “it will take.” These rules are calculated to serve twenty-five. Chicken Salad for Twenty-five Ten pounds fowl, 4 heads celery, % cup oil, 6 tablespoons vinegar, 2 tea- 3poons salt, 1 teaspoon paprika, 1 can pimentoes, 4 hard-boiled eggs, 1 bunch parsley, 3 cups mayonnaise. Put chicken on td cook in boiling water. Use as little water as pos- sible to prevent burning. Cook until ‘ender but not falling from the bones. Jare should be taken in choosing chickens for salads. . The chickens should be year-old rens if possible, but on no account thoose a springer for the meat will simply cook to pieces and be impos- sible to cut in neat dice. When chicken is tender, cool. Then ‘emove meat and cut in dice. There hould be about 8 cups. Chill oil and ‘inegar. Beat well, season with salt Let stand in a cool place for an hour or two before mixing. Wash celery. Cut in dice and chill in cold water. Drain and dry on a towel. If the celery is prepared in the morning and left wrapped in a towel until, needed it will be very crisp. There should be as much celery as meat. Cut pimentoes in matchlike strips. Wash parsley, drain and wrap in- a towel to crisp. Mix - chicken, celery, pimentoes and enough mayon- naise to make moist. Put crisp lettuce leaves on large .—. |chop plates and mound the salad on The engagement of Princess Olga bank ‘has purchased a new Dodge road- CITY NEW: i the lettuce. Mask with mayonnaise and cover with slices of hard boiled hie egg and tiny tufts of parsley. Purchasc:s Roadster. Salmon and Walnut Salad George.Little of the First National Three cans salmon, 1 can little green peas, 4 cups wanut meats, 3 green peppers,. % cup lemon juice, 1 ind paprika and pour over diced meat.’ .|the scouts in charge of the scout room| season, Moths avoid printer’s ink. a ne en TEREST ¢ ‘New Spring 21 a record number is being taken.| point is that the heat of the iron kills The contest started Friday at the/any moths or eggs which might be last meeting and no sergeant at, iar present. was needed every: Scout ‘had perfec Scns eee conduct. Scoutmaster Wallace did MUCH TRIMMED remind a few but every one in general| More trimming than ever is being \did excellent. There were five\uni-|¥Sed on evening gowns.. Very xor- forms worn at this meeting. Patrol | 820us effects are suggested by strass 3 had 8 members present. Patrol 2/284 crystal bead embroidery. pad i members and Patrol 1 had 5!| OLD PAPERS ; ; ‘ ; i i Old newspapers are excellent for The new heating plant installed in ats y pping furs and heavy fabrics the church makes it unnecessary for when they are to be put away for a to heat by the stove. Anyone wish- ing to visit our scout meeting on Fri- day evening at 7:30 is cordially in- FOR RUGS ar : Suits! Coats | Fashion Park and Kuppenheimer Now On Display Here You Learn the Popular Styles for 1922. _MEN’S CLOTHES SHOP Formerly. Rosen’s Clothes Shop. McKenzie Hotel Block Bismarck CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH | cleansing cathartic for constipation, MONEY, biliousness, headaches, and sluggish Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and | bowels. —Adv. mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield EP Qo STN Ave., Chicago, Ill., writing your name| For Sale — Choice Canary and address clearly. You will receive Singers. J, Bull, Dickinson, N. in return a trial package containing Dak. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for = coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kid- ney Pills for pains in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly ee) DYED A SWEATER ° WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSES. We make a specialty of replacing broken lenses. Bring us the brok- en pieces or the prescription we can furnish you with a new lense in a few minutes. This is a special meeting and all mem- | ster. Camphor or tarred paper should bers are asked to be present. —— -—— Baby Girl, RETURNS TO MINNESOTA. Mr. and Mrs. Wi W. Mandigo of Mrs. A. L, Saunders of’ Minneapolis, | Braddock announce the arrival of a ‘Minn., who has been visiting in the} vaby daughter at tie Bismarck hospi- city, the guest of her son, M. R. Saun-| tal, ders, returned to her home this morn- ‘ing. Is Convalescing, —_—— Mrs. Thomas C. Lauder, of 616 Ave- ST, PATRICK’S SCCIAL, nue F, who has been very il] for the teaspoon salt, % teaspoon paprika, % cup oil, 3 cups mayonnaise, 6 hard AND SKIRT WITH DIAMOND DYES Every “Diamond Dyes” package COCKTAIL EEC + | tells how to dye or tint any worn, | i LEMON JUICE faded garment or drapery a new rich, oughly cede Higa to let the fish} A ve pay reel atk grectall Buy a quantity of lemons when they,| color that will not streak, spot, fade, | san two hours efore mixing. can ar o ieee rut, \ {are available at medium prices.|or run. Perfect home dyeing is guar- | i ia peas anc rinse well in cold|grapes and pineapple. |Squeeze out the juice and add sugar |anteed with Diamond Dyes even if) ater. Drain and dry between towels. REMOVE IT {in proportion of one pound of sugar | you have never dyed before. Just tell | vited. jmever be used in preparing dyed Os \Persian rugs for storage. Chemical i \ i ee ee boiled eggs. — A :ection may result and’ ruin the rug. Remove skin and bones from sal- | Household Hints | Fino Persian and Arabian rugs are mon and break in small pieces. Mix | ¢———_——- "taken care of abroad by brushing. lemon juice, oil, salt and pepper and pour over fish. Let stand until thor- We have the largest Lense grind- ing plant, coupled with the largest stock of uncut lenses this side of Fargo. We have been grinding lenses, fitting glasses, and frames in our own shop since 1907. F. A. Knowles Jeweler & Optician, Bismarck. ° RUGBY VISITOR. C. H. Bowls of Rugby, N. D., is a visitor in the city for a few days. acted business in the city today. HERE ON BUSINESS. . Melvin Ness of Sterling, N. D., is in Bismarck on a business visit. DYEING It is surprising what results ean be accomplished by expert dyeing. See us. CITY CLFANERS & DYER! Phone 770 c ai VISITING HERE Frank J. Seibel of Wilton, N. D., is visiting in the city. FOOD SALE APRIL 1. The Ladies Aid of the First Baptist church will hold their annual ‘Easter sale on Saturday, April 1 at the Hos- The scrubbing test While scrubbing a varnished floor should seldom be necessary, even this severe treatment will nof injure Liquid Granite. i .. Floors treated with this durable finish stay smooth and satiny. Neither boiling water nor snow willinjure LiquidGranite. Youcankeep itin perfect condition by occasionally using a floor mop. White interiors are eagjlysaud economically possible by applying Luxeberry whit Enamel. This m able, rich, snow white finish that stays white an erack or chip. Both these wonderful Finishes are made by Berry Brothers, the world's largest oarnizh dakers. LADIES’ HAIR BOBBING should be done by those who are thoroughly experienced in the work. The workmen in this shop have had years , of experience in this kind of work and fully understand the many things that enter into the proper BOBBING of ladies’ hair. You will find the SUNSET BARBER SHOP a very pleasant place to have this work done. Sunset Barber Shop Lomas Hardware Co. 316 Main St. Phone 82 aa BROWN JONES Qo.S.S. £02 Main St. Phone 34 SATURDAY, MARCH 18 We will.have a demonstration of Sunshine * Cookies and Crackers —also— Newells Extra and 18 K Canned Goods. . Hart’s Marinello Shop Room 4.. Hughes Bldg. Bismarck, N. Dak. Phone 896. H We wish to announce that we have opened a new de- | partment in connection. with the Marinello Shop. We do | Children’s Hair Cutting, Manicuring and Shampooing, also Women’s Hair Bobbing. We are going to, specialize in children’s work, but will do a limited amount of Men’s Barber’ Work, specializing in Electric Facials and Scalp Treatments. We would be pleased to have you come in and look over our place and note methods of sterilization. ‘A St. Patrick’s social will be given| past two weeks, is.now convalescin: hi at the Presbyterian Srhien mtbhre. atiben thomas rae ©} Separate yolks from whites of eggs. |to one dozen leryms. Heat the juice | your druggist whether the material day afternoon, All ladies of the city : Cut yolks in slices, being eareful to} It the outer skin is removed from juntil tho sugar melts. Then put in m| you wish to dye is wool or silk, or ‘are extended a cordial invitation to at- Purchases Sixth Dodge. eep them perfect, and chop whites.|/the lamb chops they will not have ‘fruit jars. The juice will keep indefi-| whether it ia linen, cotton, or mixed tend. J. L, George, who makes: the North Add whites to peas and walnut meats. | the strong taste some people object to. |nitely and may be used just as the| goods, For fifty-one years millions aes and South Soo for the Bismarck Gro- anes Bee ene cee whee png mus SPORTS WEAR joresh fralt ts used, of women have been using “Dianiond F ADDY. " ‘ \ bs ” CALLED TO DOR D EN i tae oorane is driving a new Dodge) moist. Cut the green peppers in petal| For sports wear the knitted cos- aoe nen Reet ean, Mrs, Thomas Luyben and her daugh-| with a California winter top. This is} shaped pieces. Mound the salad on|tume which became popular last sum- Hemstitching. N. W. Kelley,| coats, sweaters, stockings, ‘draperies, ter, Miss Bertha, Luyben were cajled/ the sixth new Dodge Mr. George has|crisp lettuce leaves on individual|mer is often seen. This is usually ac-/977 Broadway, Bismarck, N. D.| hangings, everything! - i to Dogden by the death of their daugh-| owned. . plates. Mask with mayonnaise and|companied bya cape. : Aer, if ter and sister, i BG Wert bein put fowet made| of a slice of egg Leet ee, i 4 olk as the center and th PRESERVATION HINT REGAN VISITOR HERE. Mrs. C. A, Burton was advised by | ts, i 6 PePPEL, Petal petheaepattine the winter-elothing. is Dj O. R. Vold of Regan spent yesterday | ‘elegram yesterday afternoon of thc} Serve tiny white bread and butter|away for the summer, be sure that it OW 15° the 1me to in ‘Bismarck looking after matters of} leata of her brother’s widow, Mrs | sandwiches and brown bread and but-/is all thoroughly cleaned. Moths and ° business interest here, jenrietta ‘Loomis, of Augusta, Kan | ‘er sandwiches with both of these|insects favor soil spots Another ooh after Your, U4 AR Sera at eee qo as i ted i Bisuaarct, paladas Ripe or green olives and salt-| S (ERE, und her friends here will regret tc] ed nuts could be passed with the salad. | 7, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Wehen of Brit-|learn of her death. Bi neseesed VA ceed. “Dailp Use of tin, N. D., are visiting in the city for e —— : —-—______-—+. a few days. jompany “A” Drill, | Ree, The first regular drill of Compan: le Scout Notes [ LEAVES FOR FARGO. “A” was ‘held last night. Rifles wil! Ono a ee Scal atone J. G. Wallace, of the city, left yes-|ibe received within a few days fror TROOP 6, [pp terday for. Fargo on a business trip. | Jamestown, where there is a supply Our last regular meeting was. one| i 4 : soe the Jamestown company. having -been} fuly-of “pep.” First, some of the fel- A stimulating refreshing | MINOT VISITOR HERB. designated a machine gun company. | lows demonstrated their ability on the | tonic promotes present Miss Cora Clarke of Minot, N. D.,| Other equipment will be shipped from | horizontal bars, etc., in the gym, and 5; Di Pp was a visitor in the city yesterday. | army bases soon. we claim that they are right clever ’ hair growth and ‘arouses Bismarck Hospital News Ber fornets: astate of hairhealth which hi pena a i ‘ rh vir Then we spent the usual time in dis- br Joined ef Tuttle Ernest Olson som at | POsias of the troop’s business, after | nav Save you years of worry tere Hee tiaras Sor he city, | Which we adjourned to the eym again | Jater on in life. Does not sf i Mr. and Mrs, Simon Olson of the city.| and spent a few minutes in good 1 (4 . 4 TRANSACTING BUSINFSS (HERE. | Mrs, Jacob Heinz of Wishek, Mrs. J.| “snappy”. drill discolor blond or white hair F. L. Higbee of Balwin, N, D., trans-} Fosted of Golden Valley, Mr. and Mrs. In the future, we plan to have a pro- e Christian Arlt of Venturia, and E, C. gram of games prepared for each meet- (f Ip wid ace Piarinelo ine Otte of New Salem, have entered the} ing commencing next Friday night. Opposite G. P. Hote, Bismarck hospital for treatment. Let every one of the members be on e °, Bismarck, ‘Walford Ecklund of Washburn, has! deck and make it a real meeting, Cuticura Beautifies left the hospital for his home. | 7 mete Leese) Evy Meters Your Complexion HERE FROM PARSHALL, St. Alexius Hospital News. The Merit Badges of Troop Two ‘C. E. Shubert of Parshall, N. D., is Master Joseph Ferrington of Beulah, | have reached a total of 71. The lat- The daily use of the Soap cleanses and a visitor in the Capital City. and Master William Moench of Ash-/est are cooking and first aid, John Purifies the pores of the skin, thus prevent- ley, underwent operations at tae St. | Dingle, electricity, Carl Danrot, John log ibiackheads food otepies. The oe Alexius hospital. i Andergon and Henry Danrot. Merit| | and heals any irritation or roughnese. (Melisher Wirtz of the city, Emil Rat-] Badge meeting is at the High School They are ideal for the toilet as is also teii of (Wishek, Mrs, Fred Roberson | Tuesday, March 21. Cuticura Talcum for perfuming. and baby of near Bismarck, Mrs. Otto) Our scouts are making a very ood| | GampleRach Freoby Mall. Address: “Ontlenra Lab- Hogue and baby of Baldwin, and Louis| record for taking tests. We lack but| | srateries,Dept.27G, Malgense, Bose.” Bald every: Garske of near Bismarck, who have] one scout of having a perfect first| | S3@5"Cuticura Soap shaves without mug. been ipatients at the hospital, have re-| class patrol. This scout is a second turned to their home. class and -has only a few more for ie a first cléss. Troop 2 could not go out Dance every Tuesday, Thurs-| The,ownership of a New York) to our cabin Saturday because we day and Saturday evenings at| Life Policy is evidence of a sound ae eee ore editor apse 8:30 at The Coliseum, formerly business head on the owner. could not walk 14 miles. Considering Baker’s Hall, newly redecorated.| Write or Phone B. E. Jones for} the weather many scouts are t>king 10c per dance. ; rates. Phone 915. Merit badges. At the meeting March: zs e e % USE LESS than of higher priced brands MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT Having become nicely located in our new store at 302 Main Street, we invite the ladies of Bismarck to call and look us over. SWEET CREAM | | No. 302 Main St. LICENSED BARBER IN CHARGE. Phone 34, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1922 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘ "PAGE FIVE