The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Copyright 1921 Hart Schaffner & Marx Satisfaction or Money Back LONG LINE SUITS. If you're tall you like to look that w youre short you like to lcok taller. y; if Our new fine of Suits will help make you look that way. Sport Suits, business suits, stylish, con- servative ideas $25 $30 $35 $40 $45 Distributors of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes. . EASTER HATS. GUARD CAMP AT Will Be Held There Beginning June 11, It Is Announced. The annual encampment of the North Dakota Netional Guard w:ll be held at Devils. Lake from June 11 to, 25, according to present plans, it was announced at the office of Adjutant- General G. A. Fraser. The encampment will bring together all of the First North Dakota Regi- ment which is rapidly being recruited by formation of new companies. The encampment will be held on the Na- tional Guard grounds nar Devils Lake. Efforts to organize the maximum number of companies permitted are netng made by the Adjutant-General’s force, It was announced that Dr. L. &. Green, of Edgely, had been auth- orized to organize a regimental med- ical detachment, composed of five of- ficers and .34.men. Dr. Green was in overseas sorvica during the World War. Appointment of a Colonel of the reg- iment will not be made until the full number of companies has been or- ganized. BANQUET TEAM. ‘Washburn, April 14,—J. J. Schweizer, business man of Washburn, tenderec the county seat scholastic basket ball team a banquet Thursday evening 2s a testimonial of their winning the Mc- Lean county tournament, ‘The ban- quet was fheld‘in the Washburn hotel, covers being'lafd'for fifteen inclyding the team and’ substitutes, Prof. Thomp- son, superintendent; Coach Peterson, L. R. Burgum and J. J. Schweizer. After the banquet, followed by short toasts, (Walter Schweizer was’ elected capain for the ensuing year. ‘Wash- EASTER SHIRTS. EASTER NECKWEAR. Special line of Greniline Neckwear. . .$1.50 See our windows. S. E. Bergeson & Son Specializing in Wedding, Graduation Suits and Accessories Trapshooters, Attention Commencing April 16th, at 2 P. M., the Bismarck Gun Club will hold regular weekly shoots at the Country Club grounds. Anyone desiring to shoot is wel- come. Just bring your gun—we have everything else., Bismarck Gun Club. KINDERGARTEN NOTICE. ‘The Will school kindergarten is now enrolling 110 children. It is neces- sary because of the crowded condi. tion to refuse any further admissions for the present. This applies only to children who {have never before at- tended kindergarten. SUPT. J. M, MARTIN. 8-18-14 MARRIED IN CALIFORNIA, ! , ‘Wilton, N. D,, April, 14.—Word has been received by Wilton relatives of the marriage of Miss Irene . Iverson and Wayne Corrington which was an event of Sunday, ‘April 2, in Los An- geles, California, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. G, Iver- son of this city but has been living in California with relatives for the past eighteen months. St. Mary’s Sewing Circle wil} have a Food, Fancy. Work and Apron Sale, Saturday P. M. from 1 to 6 at the Electric Light Of- fice. Home made, cakes, bread, cookies, doughnuts, nut bread, baked beans, for Easter Sunday. TOT UUUYANCCONUAUOUEEUUUNCUSESUUDAAULERAUUTNCASUUO TCH ATA HEN UUnHnaUannengyuuunenngeeeenuonnreuurgeneecuenggnn¢cvvsueussetnarcastaseancaaeccueecenvacagnangnccacouusetetsecevasctnstty For Easter. Roses, Tulips, Jonquils, Carnations, Easter Liliés. Spun Sugar Baskets. EASTER EGGS MADE TO ORDER. The Chocolate Shop HAUUOEUOHNNHDONNNEANCAVONONDRUEOAUOUOOOENONUEUOOROUOOATOOUONONONOUONANOONNNOQGEOSNROUOEEETOnnUuvODCuaTAUaUasUOvaaNUUHAUUUHN At = SPECIAL SALE ON O. D. All Wool Army Blankets Saturday, April 15 Only $2.85 burn defeated both ‘Wilton and Turtle Lake, strong contenders, by one point scores, 7 [ AT THE THEATERS | THE ELTINGE. Chas. Ray appears at the Eltinge Saturday. In the past he has been a country boy, a detective, a pugilist and a gridiron star, while in “R, S, C, P." he is an artist who pays his models on the profit-sharing plan—but there are no profits, He wins an heiress. “R. S. Vv. P.” is @ comedy drama with the comedy leading. GOOD CRODWS AT RIALTO Despite the fact of this being the closing week in Lent, The Lone Star Beauties are receiving exceptional crowds. Tonight they are presenting a breezy farce comedy, designed along the lines of a Broadway Review, that proves a gre1§ success with the shew-going public. This being their Jast week here, and ‘to celebrate the closing of Lent, they are giving a big special Kiddies’ matinee Saturday. af- ternoon at 3 pam. for childrea under 12 yeara of age. % THE CAPITOL “Two Kinds of ‘Women,” an RC Picture, in which Pauline Frederick is Lappearug in the stellar role at the ' apitol ‘Theater, beard out’a fact that | the public is being forced to realize— that in their sv.adily broadening sphere of activity women can ¢p the work of men and do it well, often bet- ter than men themselves. They can ‘overcome the handicap of sx which trad‘tion has given them and still not sacrifice any! of the exalted traits of womanhood. But this Isteat of Freterict nictnesg is far from being an argument for the emancipation oL women. ine women, God bless ’em, are already emanci- pated. “Two Kinds of Women” is a swiftly moving drama that makes one want, to seek: surcease from tie noise and bustle of the city in the beauty and grandeur of the California Sierras, |. where much of the nicture was filme’. The majesty of the mountains and sheltered »valleys, ‘thia:.wholesomeness of this. outdoor. story,-is-like a bresth of tresh air in @ stifling room. To the average city-dweller the picture will open up a vista of the idyllic land in which he hopes to spond his declining days. There is not) a dull moment in the entire production. Nowhere does the'hction drag. The photoplay has as a background some of California's most artistic scenic ‘masterpieces. But analysis of the picture’s appeal is hardly necéssary. It is a: Pauline Frederick prodiiction thoroughty ‘wor- thy of ‘the “name, '! pad WANTED — Nicely furnished room, with or without board. will give preference where I can have use of garage for small car. Phone 32, ; 4514-2 FOR RENT—One east front modern room. Fhone 832-J. 216 2nd Bt i 4-14-3t WORK WANTED—Storm windows taken off, screens put on. ‘Phone American Legion hall, 973-W. 4-14-1W FOUND—Gentleman’s watch. Owner call at Apt. F, Rose apartments and pay for this ad. 4M-3t WANTED-—Girl for general house- work. No washing. Phone 525-W, or call at 37 Avenue A, 4-14-3t IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE’ DISTRICT OF NORTH DAKOT. ‘A In the Matter of William Weinstein, doing business as Broadway Clothing Store, Bismarck, N. D., Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy, To the creditors of William Wein- stein, doing business as Rroadway Clothing Store of Bismarck, County of Burleigh and District aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on April 8th, 1922 the said William Weinstein, doing business as BroadWay Clothing Store was duly adjudicated bankrupt and that the first meeting of his cre- jditors will be held in the office of H. Bismarck Mercantile Co. Army and Navy Store F. O'Hare, | Bismarck, N. D. on April 28, 1922 at 10 fo'clock A, M., at which time the cre- ;ditors may attend, prove their claims, ‘appoint a trustee, examine the bank- jrupt and transact’ such other business as may properly come before such meeting. ‘gDated: Bismarck, N, D., April 13, (ivy H. F. O'HARE, Referee in’ Bankruptey DEVILS LAKE Vy Referee in Bankruptcy in} THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FREE LIBRARY SERVICE FOR MICH. FARMERS Detroit, Mich. April 14.— A free public library is to be taken to the home of every farmer in Wayne coun- ty, Detroit, if the county library com- ‘mission decides to adopt a plan now under consideration. This plan pro- vides for a library aboard a miotor truck that each fortnight will call at every rural home in the country, leave books desired by the farmers and their families, and collect works left on the previous trip. ‘The service would be free to the farmers, just as use of L‘braries is furnish2d without cost to city dwell- ers, The plan was adopted in Mary- land some time ago and Michigan is the first stmte to follow the lead of the eastern state in considering the matter. Members of the Jibrary, board ex- pressed the opinion that the plan j Would be carried out and that the sys- jtem would be in operation within a few weeks. It is proposed that books on fiction and every subject that, might interest the rural population of this part of jthe country be carried won the library truck. The same card system used in pub- Ne libraries generally would be used in loaning books to the rural public. Kitchen Reviews Recent Farmers Institute Work Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor Kitchen made public today a statement of the progress, at¥endance and the general interest in the Farm- ers Institutes of the State. “Diversified farming was the key- note of interest on the part of the farmers. The speakers gave particu- lar attention to dairying, poultry, livestock diseases, potatoes, sweet clover, farm accounts, corn and silos. Much interest was shown in all parts of the state in all kinds of livestock and the problems of feeds and feed-, ing. The subjects of clothing; gardens and household economics held a high place in the discussions. THE HOPE ‘OF THE WORLD, The war of 1914 laid half the nations of the world in the dust. Their homes, their industries, their peace*must be restored by the rising generation. In them is the hope of the world. To make motherhood easier, to se- cure for every baby a ciean bill of health and a fair start in life—that is the problem, Lydia B, Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound is an excellent medicine for mothers and for future mothers. For fifty years thia medicine hag been used successfully ‘in ‘all non-surgical cases of women’s diseases, & 1 Adv, unknown Divorces’ ‘are’ ‘ practical in Sweden. ae ————— Plumber, ,Thought He ‘ e Needed New Pipes “My stomach and intestines were al- ways full of gas.and J often hed severe colic. attacks: ‘tine ; dade soreness “caused me@.to think,-I -a a new set of pipes: Sinte fing. Mayr’3 Wonderful -Remedy:,all.-this has dis- appeared and my only trouble now is to make enough dough to buy all the food I'd like’ to eat.” “It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract’ and <allays the inflammation which causes ‘practically all stomach, liver and intestinal‘ailments, includ- ing appendicitis. One dose will con- vince or money refiinded. For sale at all druggists. FLOMET #T es S Wherever you go or wherever you. are you can reach anyone else anywhere in the United States or Canada through our Flowers by Wire delivery. Your order. will be delivered anywhere in the United States or Canada within a few hours of the time you place it with us. Oscar H. Will & Co. Pioneer Greenhouses. | Members Florist Telegraph Delivery Association. SEL OTTOTIEL i] Closing Out on Firestone Tires and Tubes. 30x314 _ tires $11.00 Tubes $1.75 30x3_ tires $ 9.00 Tubes “. 61.50 if Other sizes priced low and also a few cords. if We are open and ready for ifibusiness at the corner of 8th ‘and Main Sts. Lockwood Accessory Co. Phone 332-J. © | Greenhouse Entrance at Rear of. | 324—4th Street— Phone 784W. | | SS ————OeeEau_uO3eeeEeeee__ BEES 10 BE KEPT BUSIER ‘Wash‘ngton, April: 44.—The prov- erbial “busy bee” ig to b2 kept still busier if an ingenious little contriv- ance just invented by a government scientist is adopted by the apiaries of the country. An official of the Bu, reau of Entomology advised the Bur reau of Standards today that he had invented a device which will operate on the principles of the turnstile and that it will register the arrival home and departure of every bee that en- ters the hive on honey-making er- rands. The apparatus consists, it was explained, of a gate to be placed at the entrance to a beehive with a ser- ies of telaphone message registers at- tached in such a way as to register such time a bee hops, skips or jumps on or over thé contrivance which was said to be operated electrically by al- ternating current. The inventor explained that about three: hundred thousand bees go out during the day, on honeygathering ex- pediticns, and that while considerable electrical energy was needed to op-"| erate the recording gate on the aver- | age hive, the amount of energy ex- ipended by the device exch time a bee passed was infinitesimal. ANNOUNCEMENT We wish to announce that we have just secured the services of a high class Chinese chef, com- ing direct from one of the largest and finest Oriental Hotels in’ Miami, Florida, where he did nothing but “prepare: Special Chi- nese dishes. Our chef is‘expert it preparing Fried Noodle Chow. Main, Chop Suey, Yat Ko Main; and other Chinese dishes, which: will be found on our menu here after. A Come in and try one of these special Chinese dishes, and we are sure you will become a regular patron of the MceKensie dini: room. Mi EASTER Specials STANDARD CLOTHING ' HOUSE Main and 5th Street. btn P, SOFT HATS Latest Styles $3 to $5.00 CAPS 4 Newest'Styles and'Fabrics $1°50 to $3.00" eo) NECK- WEAR Handsome atterns From 50c to Silk Percale Madras, Etc. Up to date Patterns. $1.25.up. FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922 *985 _—the new low price of the NASH FOUR ~ marks. the lowest price level ever reached for a quality automobile Here is a big, handsome car of 112-inch wheelbase. The beauty of its slim, grace- ful, straight-line body is phasized Comfort is an outstanding attribute of this t car, as you will recognize when you ride f it. Observe how each bump and by the low set of the top, tilted wind jar is easily absorbed. For nine shield, and deep Nash blue finish. inches of spring length protect ron The Nash Perfected Vaive- ftom the unevenness of roads, in-Head Motor is widely famous for its power and flexibility. Thelarger passagesfrom carburetorto cylinders and the higher valve set mean quick clearance of burnt gases, clean burn- ing of fuel, great power and extreme economy. ‘Nash leads the world in motor car value Nash Four Prices Nash Six Prices’ Sepanse! tourit - $ 985 touring car . $1390 SPasrenger rondetee = > ° 965 E-pansonger rasdstsr 2 “1380 Examine the interior of both front and rear compartments—the unusual roominese such a8 you look for in cars costing hundreds more. Arrange for a demonstration. Zipansenger coupe. «1485 GCpasconger eport model” 1545 Ecbacsenger sedan. |. 1645 T-passenger touring car . 1840 Ppassengereab.-) . . 1295 ‘-passenger coupe... 2090 ssenger carricole . . 1350 S T-passenger sedan . . 2390 1.0. &. Miusaukee t.0. b. Kenosha All Nesh models, both open and closed, have cord tires aa standard equipment Lahr Motor Sales Co. Bismarck Quality Store John Barshara, Prop. 419 THIRD STREET PHONE 426-J SATURDAY SPECIALS Sugar,5 Ibs: ‘for 20 ccs ok ee eee Tomatoes, best brand, 18¢’ and:,. ae Heinzes Pork and Beans, 15c value, for. . Large size, value 20c, for......... Peaches, the best brand, value 45c, for. pe fancy Apricots, 45c value, for. eaTS 16.0... ALSO FRUITS OF ALL KINDS Easter Egg Candies, Fresh We have special for Easter, brick Ice Cream in THREE flavors — vanilla, sherbet and orange, vanilla and choco- late. Don’t forget to call for these two things for Easter dinner. We'll give you the best service. veces BDC eps c eee SIRENGTH, SE RVICES : Easter. The world is tired and troubled with cares, We are all suffering from the reactions of war and the trying problems of readjust- ment. We find-new strength in the words “Come unto Me all ye that are weary and heavy laden.” Church going is a good habit. Worship strengthens faith—faith in God, faith in our fellow men, faith in ourselves. — i In recognition of the new hope and the new courage which all the world now needs, let’s go to church on Easter Sunday! EA ETAL NATIONAL BISMARCK, NO. DAKOTA , The Wachter Transfer Company dealers in HOT and COLD STUFF Beulah Coal—Missouri River Ice WHEN IT COMES TO MOVING our First Class Rigs and Competent men are at your disposal. Wood—Gravel—Fertilizer. Phone 62. Bismarck, N. Dak.