The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 23, 1923, Page 5

TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1998 7 Wiz—7 ; | BLOUSES FOR NEXT SPRING ' | | Social and |__. Personal Mmes. McGray, Olson | Are Hostesses at | Afternoon Bridge Mrs. C. W. McGray’and Mrs. Obert | Olsen were joint hostesses at a de- lightful afternoon. bridge party at the home of the former on 015 1a11u | Street yesterday afternoon, when nine tables of bridge were played with the Mpors going to Mrs. Rich- ard Tracy and Mrs. A. W. Lucas. Corsage boquets were presented to the ladies winning the honors at cards as favors. The hostesses were assisted dur- ing the arternoon by Mrs. Frank Grambs, Mrs. Thomas B. Cayou, Miss Shirley George, niece of Mrs. ay, and Miss Hilma Haukom, niece of Mrs. Olson, The McGray home whica was thrown open for this social event of the winter season was given an atmosphere of springtime by the use | of vases of gorgeous red roses and gicen plants, artistically arranged about the rooms. A pleasing feature cf the entertainment during tae party consisted of saxaphone and piano selections by Archie McGray and Miss Helen Stabler of Mandan and piano and mandolin duets by Miss Haukon and Miss George. At/ 5. o'clock a perfectly appointed ; course lunehcon was served. Blouses are were Mrs, who is Perey Crewe of Halliday | They are expected to follow the guest at the Dr. W. F.! same lines as those of the present Crewe home for a short time before | Season, ; centinuing on her way to Wasaing- | Three-piece suits are being shown ton, D.C, her future home, Mrs. H, ,&t.the Paris openings for spring. T. Perry of Litchfield, Mrs. Robinson | They're divided between the dress Miss Stabler of Garrison, and Mandan, | jacket combinations. promised for next } Out-of-town guests at the party | SPring as well as for this winter. of | and jacket and the skirt, blouse and | one of the really modisa costumes THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE { | Sleeveless jackets are expected to | | be popular with the spring suits, and | blouses such ag these will be shown | to advantage. | In the” meantime, and spring comes, the elaborate with the silk slip continues to be | before | blouse of the season. RN FROM WEDDING TRIP R, M. Ludemann who ona wedding trip to Cedar where they visited with | relatives und friends and attende the wedding of Mr. Ludeman’s sister, | have returned home. They spent the | w Year's holidays in Cedar Falls, By H. J, Bavendick Perhaps you will be surprised when : alls, /T say that Bismarck has one of the sles Be Cth and Appling- | best climates obtainable. This is a sorte i unronts home they stip | resture, that: we should’ advertise. ped for short visits in the Twin | When Roosevelt came to North Da- Cities, and called on relatives inj kota seeking the health and endure Groton, S. Dak, {ance which he had been unable to é ——— i Bas eee hanes secure in the East he came to the PRESBYTERIAN POT-LUCK | ight place, ee BISMARCK AND THE FUTURE t STR eC eee more. It is cold in the South too when the temperature’ takes a sud- den drop on damp devs. Cold. »¥» heavier than warm air consequently | the coldest air in the vicinity of Bise | marck settles in the lowlands around j the river where peopie uo no. 1. The humidity here on the average is comparatively low and is just | about right for best enjoyment and 4 DAYS WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY CASH SALES - No Refunds. No Telephone Orders Women’s Fleeced Union Suits $1.00 Excellent quality medium weight fleeced union suits, sizes 34 to 44. Misses’ Union Suits 2 Suits for $1 .00 Ladies’ Bungalow Aprons $1.00 Bath Towels, Good Size 4°$1.00 Bath Towels, Small Size 12 ™ $1.00 MAIN STREET -- You Can Make D WELLWORTH STORE Galvanized Water Pails 3 $1.00 Iron Clad Water Pails, 14 quart, heavy weight 2" $1.00 Wash Rags 2 22" $1.00 Prints 10 yards for $ 1 .00 ° Crash Linen Towling 4" $1.00 Glass Toweling BISMARCK No Telephone Orders ollars Do Wonders} In This Wellworth Store Dollar Day. A Pot Luck Supper will be given | at the Presbyterian church Thursday, | January 25, at 6:30 / o'clock. All members and their friends are cor- dially invited to the supper and also} to bring something good to eat. Hot | coffee and hot rolls will be served | s: Mesdames Mowry, ; chmond, S, E, Bergeson, De Bolt, | rnges, Catrou, Lynn Sperry, | pp, Penner, William Harris, Me- Whee, Reimstad and Williams, ST, MARYS SEWING CIRCLE The East Side division of St. Mary's le will hold their meet- | afternoon at 2:30 's auditorium, Mrs. | ett and Mrs, Boespflug will be} hostesses. The afternoon will be spent in playing ecards, * crry vis:ToRS ©, A. Nordquist and Henry Koenig | Underwood, M. A. Nushold of | estown, James H, Daniels of | Pettibone, were in Bismarek yester- day visiting with friends and’ trans- acting busin AMONG CITY VISITORS ALN. rand of Regan, P. W. Gor- witeh of ax, Mr. and Mrs, J S ii Doan of Brittin, and George Smith | of Sanger were among the city visit- ! ors yesterday, | TO ROCHESTER Miciael Schida and son of Glen UMin were a business callers here yesterday. They left th the evening for Rochester, Minn, where Mr. Schida wil] consult Mayo Brothers. IN TO SEE MITZI Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Helming of Mott, and Mrs. H. O. , Batzer of Hazelton, were in Bismarck last night to sge Mitzi at the auditorium. | ( RETURNING HOME FROM COAST Miss Jessie Bong of Fargo is a | guest at the home of Mrs. Austin | ogan for a few days. Miss Bong s retirning home after a trip to the Pacific coast. | IN FOR PLAY { Mr. and Mrs: W. B.~ Maercklein and daughter, Miss Vivian of Dan- zig were here yesterday to take in Master Billy at the auditorium. “a ROYAL NEIGHBORS The Royal Neighbors will hold an adjourned meeting Wednesday aft- ernoon at 8 o’clock at their hall. FORTNIGHTLY CLUB Mrs. R, W. Lumry will entertain the members of the Fortiightly club tomorrow. Ld Dr, J. B. Hollenbeck left today for 2 Tuttle, Robinson, and other points ly nearby to speak before Farmers’ in- P ni stitutes, * CONFINED TO HOME E. G. Anderson is confine! to his || home with & severe attack of grip. Mrs. G. Wallace of Raleigh is spending several days in the -city fs having dental work done, | J, H. Clarkson, traveling passen- Ser agent jon the Northern Pacific, ‘called in Bismarck today. P. C. Remington Jeft last night on a short business trip to Fargo, ~ C. M. Bierke of Arena was a court house caller today, ROYAL ARCH MASONS Regular meeting Bismarck ‘Ghapler, No. 10, tonight at ‘ range at, the any aren > ai = urday nights, Best music. , Boys’ Outing Pajamas $1,000". a Bergeson & Bon, | qualities and attract strangers. We| ing plant, which will soon be in the | nicest cities in America and found | | Bismarck is very favorably situ-| health. This is an important item for ated on a south slope of just the} much sickness is caused by damp- right degree to receive the maximum | ness. Dry air is a poor conductor | amount of insolation. Nothing is| of heat and heat from the body is more healthful, invigorating and{ therefore wot rapidly diffused in cheering than sunshine on a cool| Winter while in summer the more | day Berapene ising in cities re-| rapid evaporation of perspiration has ceiving abundant “suhshine realize | ® decided cooling effect, — i its advantage &hd advertise tHeir| Among other things the city should community for its health giving| build a large park below the filter- receive more sunshine in the sum-| residence district, and run water in- mer time than almost any city in| to one of the low places for an arti- the United States except in the @x-| ficial lake and then plan trees treme Southwest where it is very| around the lake, Here in the sum- hot.: Cloudy days, sometimes called | mer time we could’ enjoy our won- muggy or gloomy days, are very de-| derful climate and scenery. pressing. I spent several years in one of the CITY NEWS | to my dismay that during the winter | @——_____ dg it was usually so smoky due to winds that it was impossible to see objects a block away, Smoke inspect-| | John G.' Schatz of Hebron, ors were located over the city with| Thomas Roberts of Wilton, searchlights. and warned people | Howard Coffin of Herreid{ 8. when they had black smoke ceming | Mrs. Ludwick Dabberd of Dodge, L. out of their chimneys. S. Chapman of Hazelton, Master Here we are located where the pure | Jack Conner of the city, and Miss mountain air reaches us after blow-| Barbara Erker of Dodge hav entered ing over the Missouri River and it| the St. Alexius hospital for treat- carries the impurities away. The air| ment. Leverne and Leota Gau of | s so clear that smoke coming from | Burnstad and Mrs. Anna McConville smokestacks disappears quickly. | of the city have been discharged | | Alexius Hospital Consequently a diminishing of the) from the hospital. wind and a slight rise in tempera- ture due to more building will be an advantage and not a disadvantage | A large crowd of friends assem | as it is in some communities. bled at the Pro-Cathedral this morn- ; When people get accustomed to an|ing to pay their last respects t> invigorating climate like this they | Frederick Burbage, who passed away feel better than do people in warmer | Sunday morning. 2 places and the cold is not felt much | === —_—— DRESSMAKING iN At a Sacrifice. Almost any kind Fes Rai aiaord See mee Piano known ewe over. Hazel Knott Phone 559 213 South 6th Street. Many Pay Respects, ‘be sold ‘by Jan. 30, or shipped back to factory. Address J. SCHUEE Annex Hotel. Bismarck. Start an Account _ For 1923 I The new year is ites pictured as'a chubby baby, newly arrived’on this planet, but never with'“a silver ‘spoon in his mouth.” . You can start the young fellow along the right path, as far as you are concerned, if you will open a 1923 savings account at the | « City National Bank. ; ‘’ Then make regular deposits and all will be well with your new year. Start the ac- count today. We pay 4% interest ¢n sav- ings accounts... ‘ r fa. Bath Towels, Large Size Fancy Border 2 $1.00 Germantown Yarn, all colors, 14 oz. balls. 12 ™ $1.00 Ladies’ Petticoats, Black Sateen and Heatherbone.. Each $1.00 Men’s Handkerchiefs. Large sizes. 12 $1.00 Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, fancy corners 12 " $1.00 Ladies’ Wool Hose, Heather and Brown. Pair $1.00 . Ladies’ Cotton Hose. All sizesy Good Quality. 7™ $1.00 y Dr. Dentons Sleeping Garments. Each $1.00 Ribbon. Fancy Taffeta. 5 inches wide. ~ 5*"$1.00 Giant Linen Thread 50 yard spool. 12 ™ $1.00. Ladies’ Bloomers $1.00 Human Hair double mesh-cap shape : hair nets 12 ™ $1.00 Toilet Soap ~. 12" $1.00 Flannette Gowns Gowns like these are mighty com- fortable on cold winter nights $1.00 “ Children’s Leather Mittens 2™" $1.00 * ¥ true every day that you can save from thirty -dise is of high grade and we purchase from th the days, Wednesday, Thursday, 7" $1.00 Standard Damask in colors and plain white. Values $1.50 to $2.00. At this sale. Yard ’ $1.00 Buster Cloth 4”"$1.00 Dress Ginghams; 32 inch width : 5°" $1.00 Ladies’ Silk l]o.e. Good Quality. Pair. $1.00 Shirting 5“ $1.00 Chambray 5" $1.00 Night Gowns, Muslin. Each $1.00 Night Gowns. Outing Flannel. Each $1.00 Fancy Ticking 2" $1.00 8/4 Sheeting 242" $1.00 Pillow Cases 2°°$1.00 Lingerie Cloth 3" $1.00 Galatea 3°" $1.00 | Men’s, Black and Brown Socks 6" $1.00 Men’s Rockford Hose 8” $1.00 Curtain Scrim, White, Ecru and Fancy 6" $1.00 Make Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday the greatest bargain days of the year. It is a fact more to fifty cents on the dollar at this big cash sale. Our merchan-.. e same houses as do other merchants of our city. Friday vand Saturday. Dollar Da 4 DAYS : WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY \ FRIDAY ! SATURDAY CASH SALES No Refunds. Glass Mixing Bowls Set of 4 bowls $ 1 .00 Glass Water Sets. 12 Glasses $1.00 Ladies’ and Misses’ Velvet Hats, to close out at, your choice $1.00 NOTIONS Any 10 Fifteen Cent Items $1.00 Table Tumblers 24” $1.00 Aluminum Ware. Kettles, Cereal Cookers, Sauce Pans Each $1.00 Sauce Dishes. Plain White 12 $1.00 Mayonnaise Bow] and Plate, made of Colonial Irridescent Glass sets 2“ $1.00 Large Size Glass Wash Board. Each $1.00 1 Jug and Badger Clothes Line 2"$1.00 Knife and Fork Sets. Nickel Silver. Set 6 Knives and 6 Forks $1.00 No. 3 Galvanized Wash Tubs. Each $1.00 « Whit> C->; ond Saucers, fa 7 edges 6" $1.00 Teddy Alls for Boys and Girls 2" $1.00 Boys’ Coveralls. Well made. $1.00 Kotex 24 ™ $1.00 - Sanitary Belts 2 * $1.00 Sanitary Dress’ Protector 3 ™ $1.00 Fancy Salad Bowl. Large size, 2 * $1.00 Fancy Jugs 2 ™ $1.00 Hand Painted Plates 2 “$1.00 China Bowls -6 ™ $1.00 Pair Remember