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

a, iy } « | SOCIAL AND | PERSONAL | o—___ —_ Entertain for, Mrs. Falkenstein Mrs. J: P. French, Mrs. H. FP. O’Hare, und Mrs, Charles Staley en- atertained yest:rday afternoon at the home of Mrs. O’Hare of 802 Fifth Street in honor of their moth- er, Mrs. E!mund:Falkenstein, who celebrated her 82nd birthday at that time. A delightful time was enjeyed by the ladies in recalling early days in North Dakota and in relating tales of pioneer days. Mrs. Falkenstein came to North Dakota in 1835. A part of the entertain- ment for the occasion consisted of | “the singing of old ‘fashioned songs. The honor guest was the recipent cf many beautyful floral offering from her friends as “tokens. of ‘es- teem. At the close of thé afternoon luncheon was served. she NURSES LEAVE, iss Esther Brockmueller who has st been gradyated from the nurses ning school ut the Bismarck hos- | tal left this morning for her home| Fergo where she will follow her fession: Miss Ella Dolling, also : graduate of the training school. ‘eft this morning for her home: in} Enderlin. Both the young women will take the state board examina- ton for nurses in Fargo, Nov. 2i and 22, GOES TO NEW YORK Vs Beecher Stair, son of Warden L. L. Stair, who has been manager of the Sinclair Refining Company's branch house here, has resigned and wili leave tonight for Syracuse, N. where he will be dssociated with the firm of Charles E. Glasser and Co., investment brokers’ of New York, with a ‘branch ‘office in Syracuee. | Frank Posley of Fargo has assumed the management of “the Sinclair branch here. MONDAY CLUB MEETING Members 0° the Monday ¢lub-were entertained ut the home of Mrs. F. A. Lahr of Ave. B. yesterday a; ter- neen, G. F.. Duilam gave a very interesting report oa “The Great Documents of Liberty. Mrs. E, P. Quain spoke on the subject of “Party Developement,” and Mrs, W. H. Bodenstab devcloped the history surrounding origin of ‘the “Monroe . Do 7 * B. & P. W./MEETING Dy. Frank Janyes of the Commerci- al club organization’ will speak to the members of the Business and Professional women and all other | clubs which will be guests of the:P. | & P. W. club this evening at the B. & P. W. club rooms immediately ‘ter the short business s7ss‘on hich will be held at 7:30. o'clock sharp. RETURNS HOME. Mrs. Bertha Matthias of McClusky who has been visiting-with her sis- ter, Miss Matilda, Hagerott, nurse at the Bismarck hospital, left this morn- ing for her home. Mrs. Matthias has been visiting, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Hagerott of Harmon for ‘some time past during the fall. STOP OVER HERE. CG. Al Bardsley and daughter, Mis mont, where they were called by the vews of the death of Mr. Bardsley’s father, T. A. BardSley, who died yes- terday. ith FORTNIGHTLY. CLUB ANNIVER- a SARY. Mrs. P. E, Byrne will be hostess to the members of the Fortnightly club st a dinner at her ‘home tomorrow ‘ternoon when the 25th anniversary of the club will be celebrated, LADIES NIGHT FOR ROTARIANS. Ladiés’ night, will be obServed by the Rotarians ‘this evening wher dinner will be, given ‘for them the McKenzie hotel at 8 o'clock. An interesting program is being ar- ranged for the occasion. BACK ON DUTY. Jake Burke, émployee at the North- crn Pacific express | office, who was recently injured when caught between trucks while at work on the railroad platform, was back on duty’ today. LEAVE TONIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Benton Baker will leave this evening for Chicago, Til. Mrs. Baker will visit her parents at Oak Park for several weeks, while Mr. Baker (will go to Washington, D.C. i 70 HAVELOCK. P. Mellon of Minot, who has siting in Bismarck for a few morning for Havelock | visit at the home of her aw, Mrs, J. Mellon. TO KENTUCKY. Mrs, Fred D. Riley left this morn- ing for Louisville, Ky., where she nt owe Your Complexion a 5 fay cnance # 18 the daily care \that~ counts. Let an expert advise. you what to use~ ead how to use tf Fall line of the famous pt PREPARATIONS HART’S MARINELLO SHOP, || che will stop over for a,visit. with y.,| from St, Paul, Minn., where he/has | will’ visi€ with her parents. Enroute her sister in Chicago, Ill, and with friends in Indianapolis, Ind., { quialas / BAPTIST CHURCH. After the Young People’s prayer meeting which will be held at the | Baptist church_tomorrow evening at | 2:80 o'clock, a Sunday school cabinet meeting will be held. This will be- gni promptly at 8:30 o'clock. - SEWING CIRCLE, The first, second and third divisions of St. Mary’s Sewing Circle will ‘be entertained Thursday afternoon at St. Mary’s school auditoriym by Mrs. Robert Flint and Mrs. Frank Kelloge. COME FROM GERMANY, A niece and nephew of Paul Gas- chk of the Bismarck Machine and Welding company, will arrive in Bis- marck tonight from Germany for an extended visit. HERE FOR THE WINTER. Trank L, Breen of Monitor, Alber- ta, Can., is visiting at the home ot is father, W. E, Breen, Mr. Breen expects to spend the winter in Bis marck, RETURNS HOME, ©, E. Anderson, register of the 11, S. Land Office returned last night from Sanish, where he has been cori- dupcing a sale of federal lands. ’ SENIOR PUBLISH ANNUAL The members of the Senior class at high school! will publish an an- nual or year book this year. Joseph Breslow returned today heen ‘on business for several days nast, WEEK-END VISIT. Tred, Stevens, clerk in the U. S. ‘and ‘office spent the ‘week-end at his home in Williston SPENDING FEW DAYS. Mrs. J. L. Leer of Pretty Rock, i: cnending a few days inthe city. ‘Mrs. Charles Hernett and Mrs. 0 ¥. Arntz ofo Burnstad, visited with friends here yesterday and today. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Reuter of Underwood, are spending a few days :n the city. 7%, Swanson and Nick; Graney o> Braddock, were business callers here today, Mr. W. E. Dankerly of Glendive, chopped and visited-here today. J.-A, Reuter of Garrison, is spend- ing a few days. in Bismarck. ee Mrs: P. M. Melino of Underwood isl : city visitor here today. Mrs, D. Mitchell of Wing, was a sity shopper here today. —=————S—SS————————— KG bo Wi in Bis- mick today on ther way to Fair | BAKING POWDER SAME PRICE for over 30 years 25> Ounces for 45) Use less than of higher priced brands. You save in using KC. Millions of pounds bought by the government. W @ lays up a winter supply to the farmer. into cash he can put it keeping where it needed. fer with the officers Room 4, Hughes Bldg., Bismarck. Opposite G. P. Hotel | ML on rs —— Consider the Squirrel an His Disadvantages The squirrel has the right idea when he the advantages which modern banking offers After the farmer has converted his crop may draw interest until Burleigh County farmers are urged to con- Bank as to which is the best way for them to _ deposit their crop money. HEARS OPERA OVER RADIO. M, B. Gilman, who has a radio te- ceiving set in his room at the Mc- Kenzie hotel stated that he had lis- tened in on the the opera, Aida, which was being sung in Chicago, Ill.,} last night and expected to hear Mary Garden tonight. He said that during the election returns came through very clearly. The static conditions which has caused so much: trouble to radio fans are rapidly being over- come, 4 SALE. OF INDIAN LANDS,, “John McPhail,’ assistant commis- sioner‘ of the’general land off Washington, D. C., and his a ent, Miss; McVay who returned from| Sanish yesterday, where they con-j ducted a ‘sale of Indian lands, will leave tonight for Billings, Mont. Bishop Tyler stopped over in Bi: marek yesterday: on his way home after a trip oer hts diocese. Mrs. E. R. Sailer, and Miss Dorothy: Bobree of Manhaven, were city call-} ers this morning. Ole Feltneir dr Braddock, an olfl- timer in the state, is spending a few) days in the city. Misses Elfrida and Anna Sterk of} Braddock, isited in the city this morning, R. R. Klepf of Kintyre was a bus- iness caller in the city today. D.B.C.GIRL WITH FARM BUREAU Miss Ruth Shine was recently -erv by Dakota Business College, Fargo, N. D., toa fine situation with the Cass County Farm Buteau. There's no mystery about the preference for| D. B.C. graduates in government, state, county and city offices. They are known to be accurate, depend- ble workers. For the same reason, nearly 700 banks employ D. B. C. graduates. Compare these records with other schools’, and—‘‘Follow the $uc ceS$ful.’’ Send names of intereste friends and get Success Magzzi free. | Write F. L. Watkins, Pres. 806 Front St., Fargo, N. D, COLD CREAM POWDER the LITILE PINK: WHITE BOXES RY Armand Colé Cream Powder! Notice its perfect smoothness, delicate fragrance, un-. usual density and the way it stays on till you wash it off. We believe you will love Armand. For Armand is the only satisfactory dry face powder which has in «it a touch of cold cream. * It is sold everywhere for $1, in the little pink-and- white hat-box. And unless you are perfectly satisfied with it, you may take it back and your money will be returned. | Ask your dealer for, or send us 25e for a week- end package coutaining Generous samples of - Armand Cold Cream! Powder, Armand Bouquet, ' Rouge, Cold Cream,' Vanishing Cream, Talcum' and Soap—Addresa ARMAND—Des Moines of nuts; but he hasn’t ‘ it in a bank for safe- of the City National \ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE red and visited with friends in Bis- marck today. ‘ , Jacob. Berge, Jr., and Tobias J. Berg of Arena spent the day here on (business, Theodore Meyer of Burnstad, made 2 business trip to the city last even- ing. T Mrs. N. A. Daivs of Raleigh, shop-| Miss: Dorothy Boher of Manhaven svent the day in the city shopping. Mrs. D, Drake of Still visited and shopped in Bismarck this morning. Mrs. T. J. Asplund 6f Wilton, spent today here shopping and visiting, was a city visitor here today, Have Mrs. A. V Nordquist of Burnstad, | was in Bismarck today. you selected name for the Add-a-pearl pic-| the bleach facial all this week Rev, H. H.Welsh of Cannon Bali;|ture. Call at Bonham, Broth-|for $1.00. Marinello Shop. ers for blank and take a} Phone 896. J, E, Starbuck of Washburn, was|chance to win a thousand | 2 business caller here today. your|curl for 50c, pearl necklace. | Special! Wednesday and| Thursday only, shampoo and| PAGE FIVE OPEN: _ EVENINGS, 9 and 10 Hoskins Block. Phone 408 STL RTT STEN, and remember WEBB BROTHERS OS PES... Group 1 Group 2 A group of remarkable values. Included are mannish tailored This group represents a collection of most unusual coat values. coats of heavy tweeds. and mixtures, Velours and novelty Y fabrics in loose back and wrappy styles. Special The rich new fabrics and clever styles make them especially desirable. Many are fur trimmed. Special. Group 3 In this assemblage are many handsome coats that are beautifully lined with silk and warmly interlined to insure the maxi- mum of warmth. Many have collars of Beaverette, Caracul and Opossum. They are exceptional bargains at— Included in this group are handsome coats developed in the new luxurious fabrics, beautiful silk and crepe linings and hand- somely fur trimmed with Wolf, Nutria and Caracul. Special at— $49.50 /STHENA UNDERWEAR For Women and Children Note this Difference| | ! Underwear eer, Te difference is quite riking —it is the difference between an un- shapely outline and the smart trimness of Athena; WOOLENS Our wool dress goods section offers many unusual values in winter dress goods, BLANKETS © Plaid Blankets Heavy quality plaid blankets in a fine assort- ment of colors. $4.50 S..) An exceptional blanket, at per pair Extra Large Plaid Blankets - These fine quality blankets represent real blanket values. size and come in assorted block plaids. : } Priced at per pair.........:... “All Wool Blankets All Wool Serge 36 inch all wool serge in a full color range and in a good serviceable quality. Per yard— 98c Shape et , They are full $5.50 An unusual value in all wool blankets. Colors Tan, Pink Shepard Checks and Blue block plaid. Per pair sais hele ealorwis $8.50 the eras Bese ee div We are showing a large . . comfort an variety in Shepard checks Fine All Wool Blankets feeling of perfect freedom. For easy, graceful fit, _ Athena is ‘cut and shaped to follow the lines of the figure. rainging in prices from 89c to $3.50 The best blanket value we have been able to offer for some time. Made of ol i cocoa $13.50 ‘PENDLETON ROBES ~~. We are showing a handsome collection of these celebrated wool robes. They are ‘the finest blankets made. aici Rk ‘ | rine Robes Pendleton Beaver Bed Robes | A: most handsome robe : Beautiful all pure virgin made in the Shrine colors State Shawls wool robes in pink, tan and with emblem in center. If Homespuns A most desirable material for dresses, skirts, etc., 54 inches wide and comes in several ‘hehther mixtures. Per yard— $2.50 green, Richly bound with ? . ‘lb Just to throw over you colar arr: would make a ger a ey he will be when you are resting or for eautifu Th S Fancy Suiting use in the car. These rich: gift. Each $ 1 9.50 \ mreddrat 4 $22.50 all-wool shawls are just the thing. i They are priced at— $17.50 and Pendleton Fancy : Robes Handsome Indian patterns { with rose, grey and brown i | Elk’s Robes A real Elk’s robe made in the regulation Elks colors of purple and white. A 54 inch mens wear fancy suiting for dresses or skirts. A handsome fabric. Per yard— ‘ 3 5 se Bound all on aia every Elk would be / with contrasting colore proud to own. si $22.50 || a "$21.50 | ts $15.00