The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 5, 1923, Page 5

THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1923 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE tis ps, es < . MORNING FROCKS, INTENDED FOR USE motion picture fans in the coun. ck in charge. Acting as] to sow it every two weeks, and thus! at the home of Mra. F. L. Conklin | CU 18 WORTH > , ai reatest city is found in these | pallbear Sahel # ome of Mrs. . Con CUT THIS OUT—IT 18 } RNA s greatest ¢ s found SC | pa heare: ‘Ss wer Schweigi produce the succession of crops. with Mrs. E. B, Coe and Mrs. E. E. MONEY. ‘ an ORNAMENTAL TOO cuithrents We ferlewerss yo he See ea Ge Cope WUE ALND EB Cod and MeaTIR MONEY. } - " Sherwood, critic of Life, itsche, smooth seeded Alaska) to 7h days | A. M. Christianson will deliver a] Cut out this slip, enclose with 5e¢ Pers 1 | color pictures... Spitzer. Interment took{ to mature and the tall growing patriotic address, hGa Mall TEP ae Co., 2835 Shet Ona V ; airview cemetery. types, which bear most heavily and crete ise field Ave, ChicaaeDinteebing youl York rete Ae ae it R ay eas the EEE Sat Hlagtlne’ of HH NOTA Tet) name and address ‘clearly. » You. will ° ‘ > . an the dwarf, So planting of dif- ried “Cabral; iw oat y k = Senior Girls Meet ore cand ais Te epresentative of ferent varieties for’ succession in gr uhm Carrol of 407 Sweet Street {containing Foley's Money and. Tar q 6 | least, we find no flaw in it.” aga, crop promises a heavier yield, and?) °° tena Momus tact 8 co rey Ai ene Ae Boys in Debate | ie Se tea, ae 1. H. C, Passes) i .atriive in gual si Heleek t's local habpltal: rusorat [cone Raa Oma Tie toe pall ing y remarked: “Photographing 5 dishes may be grown either 5 i : ig 2 y Mi aes Next Tuesday! ree nd things in their | 3: P- Woodard, “well Hnown repre- and one should be xuided by. S°fvies Wil be held tomorrow. — fin sides and back; rheumatism, back- sage ag pariah ie natural colors. is at last in almost [Sentative of the International Har-| taste; as no imebrente tor tie Tun a ache, kidney and bladder ailments; Re eres stion Ge iaias 1b teatnie ee Soman nase away if long types which stand the summer TICE and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a whote- preferable for students to ente Bennett, in the New York | Glendive, Mont., Tuesday night se-] neat; but prefer many sowings of — Regular peti some large college or university or a | xpressed the opinion {€2rding to word received here. Mr] the milder globe and olive sorts. For | ¢ gula meeting, Tanered | trartie for constipation, biliousn small one will be debated by the (int “The. ‘Poll ot the, Sea hould | Weodard, who had traveled out, of [a lettuce succession, on the other Commandery tonight at 7:30.| headaches, and sluggish bowels. the senior high school boys and girls | revolutionize film dramas,” adding, | the local office for about five or six] hand, one must choose — different ‘uesday, evening April 10 at 7:30 | “tt thievement ia natural Years had made his headquarters inf varieties. Start with a leaf or o'clock at the high, school auditor- | color fill jlendive although he was well| loose Reading variety, sown indoors ree ne Rau Ree aie known here. at the carliest moment and harvest- | embers of the gitls’ team who | ~ np : ee ed when half grown, uing the plants | uu eee of uaa paler patel | CITY NEWS | TWO ROADS TO which are thinned out; at the same men MAN Guus ast Oe Ahad Crawford, | SUCCESSION CROPS | time set out plants of a butter-head | Be canbtins eeruraae HAASaE oF || Soin making up a vegetable seed list | Vatiety which has been started in- Emily! Olay walle. the Boys! Ke ‘Auaosuties “Coniey doors and will mature heads before pre rata regen ue new naG County Auditor Johnaow has noti- | @ucing a succession of crops. One| hot weather begins. And for later d_ senio: club, the Squi fied all’ township 1 ® to be | iS by successive plantings of your | harvest, sew crisp head and cos Iet- | wea ill be composed of Robert | se Ronee ence rons Mateerll avOrite Wattetyi. | MATTOENS by | tue | oil captainiadack Burke; and] present at the courthouse on April | fvorite variety. HOTA S ENS 1 ; fo ee ip aE iia eB) ' Frere ae ee cee Tet weceiving ia | Planting at the same time varieties | When sowing in late summer for “hhia willbe *the frat ternfallde: | structions and their books and oth- | Which will mature succe FPP ie eae | his will be i pata general, successive planting are pre- | turing varieties. ‘The early varieties | ie to, he he in the high school bs ONT Zerred ‘where ‘space is limited, and pare used again for the fall crop. | or a years, and wi b S he ickest growing varieties | Late varieties are sown in the spring ive : ixmarck Hospital SO ene ae § ie pring 8 Re : uabalaiiee ace ees | W. H, Green of Mandan, Marian | Will preduce gr results. But }or early summer, as they take the | the CApaR UTIL Of Renting AMURBIBE: Ate|| Revbeck ofeBellock, 8. Dy Mim C.| 1 sre hus plenty of sndee, then a j'sekson to reneh mudut i aio ae RE 4 eee on UUs dN | L Kleinschmidt of | Raleigh, Clar- | Combination of the two systems is These suggestions are given to rough the judges have not — yet cnee Swift of Eanish, and F. E.| ideal, as it permits each vegetable |help one in selecting a planting list. | pen eee d. they will oes of | Guadee ofanewe Salen “nave entered | t¢ be treated in the way most suit- The more complete information bli: ya ie pice e Sane ¢ ve et | the Bismarck hospital for treat- able for it, ‘ xbout the different varieties which nd ‘al public .is cordially | ment. Cath Wah! of Bowdon, Mrs.| The carliest variety of sweet corn | is given in seed catalogs should be | invited to attend. | Miss Dorothy | Coa c eee ee oe Sanh Mace, | matures in about 65 days, while the | Studied in the light of these sug- ice Delta ia been acting as advisor | dex UHEnEY Dlalversol coe Braddock, latest takes 90 days. A succession | gestions, which are necessarily in- dye ) Opis, 3 \ v 7 ch wi complete i will IG. Wueatiin,. to) We, |aaUatea as! s Helen Wachel of Menoken, and | ™ay thu be sown May 1 which will | complete ; formally. stated is Resolved: ‘That | ‘liam Dela Barre of Glen Ulin | Produce a harvest from mid-June Lene NG ee eae eel have been discharged from the hos-| UNtil Mid-August. But those who D. A. R. MEETING H ee a TL ce MON pital. PASH GeRE SS Pdtiy 115 Uno Uhel mean atodler meeting of the D. A. ! Doss HERG Oy Grollethia Ge onigan for| ‘This trio of frocks was especially d 6 ‘at , _——_—____ est home garden variety will prefer | R. will be held tomorrow afternoon | ; py eatin i aa i s trlo of rocks especially designed for early morning wear St. Alexius Hospital \ 2 any one of these three a woman may plant or water a garden, feed Naomi Henderschield, Mrs, we aetes of inter-elass debates are | the chickens. do her marketing or stirt spring housecleaning. ‘Thev| g, P. O'Brien, Mrs. C. C. Leonard, ; aa age MH seers LIKeHdeSECTE Jare intendc! fer use, not ornament, but manage to qualify for both s Mary Anderson, all of Bis- ie : : moae| - marek, Mrs Henry Trihub of Max, j Dieu! i BIRTHDAY PARTY [is hers, and each envying the other] H. F, Brame of Dawson, w{rs. James ; oe i | Mrs. Inez Galla Seventh| for the possession of that clusive| Clark of Pollock, S. D., and A. B. ST, MARY'S PROGRAM \st., gave a birthday party in honor! gift—-hapiness; one, the wife of ataxi| Shaw of Bismarck, have entered the 5 TO 88 GIVEN | or the sith wl reine wet | driver, who loves his Home, the other| St. Alexius hospital for treatment. BISMARCK.N.DAK you The program which was to have | q, % si i “the wife i y tho | Baby Lloyd Kusch of Sterling, Mr OLAMONDS "JEWELRY vou. prog st daughter, Ruth Elizabeth this after-|the wife of a man of means who| Hy Tl a a shel heen given by the pupils of St.'noon, A group of little playmates |loves to be away from home. Pathe] 7° Ae Laraon gor een Dist ury’s schocl on March 17 and | ore invited into help celebrate the |News, an Aesop Fable com and a| Robert Benton of the + which was postponed indefinitely. ahi pple enn kei woen an) Howe! Hodge; “Mrs. Hippo! |i picodeTe Daub of Fort. Glark, ter- will be given tomorrow evening: ne We: Gaede cher: i hae athe Elin rey ie tha Voelker of the city, the 815 . Mary's Auditorium, ‘The |Spent_ in. playing’ a nets other numbers on the Eltingea! verjorie Hoffmeister of Dawson. Pe- Fie nal) aol nN f ; SL JQXGP S public dinner was served at 5 o'clock. A{program for Friday and Saturday. a O'Brien of Dawson, John Brax- The gift of a diamond usually originates in senti- (ow 2)): LAER (my on 2 Jerme iM dey ke Geeor ed with | ae meyer of Solen, and Master James ment, so whenever possible, a diamond should be as i vO on tred candles formed a centerpiece on e Sater senaki of Braddock h 1 Ane as Slaanismont weal: edna he mey MISS ALFSON LEAVE the dining room table. Po Ea) ARON SM LL ST as “Gun Ge Ate ses fine as the sentiment itself. _ C= | Miss ANNAN Aateon | Same j . ae OREER er fy e To sell the best, is to give our customers the = € cS VAPE ae ng for Washington, D. SUNSHINE CLUB Loile uealHitse astonish-| Many Pay Tribute quality that should go with a gift of such importance, ©) ©) RES IE, IS a she will beeome a member ‘The Sunshine club met at the jment at the p SEHCE! a ate and is to obtain for ourselves a reputation that will Z call ui : i Poser BE alee Mince, cee ote ere tual mile Miss Alfson will vi ihi| Membora/'of the clulisabentithe: at. | uel! or the 'Se trorpieture its : Our diamonds and diamond prices will sure f 4 cs | te! s t Atl ishowing tonight at the Capitol the. Many old friends and neighbors please you ! e ° k. : : . TL, een ea ane A egies latre, The public and press critics | were present to pil last: tribute WRI Sala | Th t “5; th ed Y. é th Jamestown, ind Kane, Penn,, | the conclusion of the afternoon re- lof New York were unreserved iy }to the memory of Chris Bertsch Sr. | a ometnin ou itner help the last plaice being the former home | freshments were served. lintreee an histnew ; : i NIStie NEeER be their t ites to this nese vars, the fan ervice held for him \ 2 nee RETURNS FROM OREGON. Of versons and scenes just as they [home of his son, Chris Bertsch Jr., e | ave or aven't in ress : BANUET BAS ALL MEN Mrs. M. B. Finseth, who has been] Jook to the eye. and tater at the German Baptist Jeweler, Bismarck. . : nl Burke on- spending a part of the winter in Sil-| Hefleetions of the admiration of Jehureh with Rev. A. Guenther and Many a woman is accepted or rejected long before Fous er | he high! *. ‘4 ie tad, Rs aie Bin Coach E eee (After a short visit at the. = one catches the color of hereyes. Hatted, booted ward Houser and his mother, WOUS OF Was BGs, et te Os, aly ~ yned i i f fashi a Houser of Napoleon a 30 o'clock | Sen, she left today for her home in | and BON ned in the height ce Heal leta, aegettlce you hanquel-atahelr Nome on Avende ts | Deel. | thing cither is or isn’t lacking in the ensemble. ie last evening. In response to the Diem sery aes | 3 : f De SURGE tees cRch er | ARRIVE FOR FUNERAL. Men sense it, but only women will tell you that a » football men and G Mr, und Mrs. Herbert Hanson of issing « ine’? is-= = » replied. Moorchead, arrived yesterday to at- i theimissing “something)/1s-—the propericorsct: ua ‘ en |tend-the funeral of Mrs. J. N. Han- | A ; : ‘ a STURN TO JAMESTOWN sg this afternoon, ' What a simple thing to achieve those lines of g0- Misses Margaret Postlethwaite Sica — iS, i kc and and Rachel Mowry and George Reg- | ,TO VISIT SISTER. erce Aga 1s, if you know the secret. And the - ister who. pending their! Mrs. C. W. Poe of Washburn, wili secret is 2 Modart Corset. cr ajativer arrive this evening to spend a few : vant the city left last night for James-! days as the guest of her sister, Mrs. i i i itecrer ey =f Trak a dividual in design, so free, so personal in its i HIGH SCHOOL i Bu ae ’ yn itn 5 cent F vi High school students plan a 4,Clarence J- Hallum of Minneapolis, | a ri aul feeling, that there isn’t any corsct like a Modart. val by means, of wi Minn., arrived y terday to v , * ss expect to raise funds to support ac-| pt6 heme of his sister, Mrs. Y Think of the pure joy of possessing such a corset Scot livities of the school im athletics and | “°?'7S°™ . F | the musie contest to be given at the nano =e that makes others consciou: of the effect, but highsschooléSatumdaygApnilidy) (7 || $s FOR COLLEGE ev indsy f the fact that y Ci | eMiseuticniseHaperslettevestact ser never remindsyou of the fact that you have iton. ‘for Jamestown to resume her workj et , | at Jamestown céllege. ‘ PGE E Ree OE ee a > ae alem, TAT THE MOVIES | A W August | AT THE MOVIES | . ° ° of | Hazleto 2 ay Jo : ~ j . Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center wa ia ee | a. Is a good-natured hushand ittle PL ” with an in- Vapor from the oil is what PEO The Pleasure ° ely story told in a ure Bridge club met yes- | 1 : TERS ° 9 burns. ‘The Florence is smokeless ike ierdas faltonconal athebiliomat ofl hh Davie er, Barba We t t to t e tore a: a air Mrs. J.P. Freneh. High s at tl i Tuc rer dare fa or a wip ) 2 and odorle A covet at splendidly de- Then you sce ome of thes the cards was won by Mrs. homp- ty Pranciseo as the featured 4 sigred as the Medart should Lovely corsets—just the right the featufe at the Eltinge and Saturday. The be individually fitted to yout fcxre. In our Carvet Dee Medart ebieh Sets per- son. At the close of the zs faaly te wr Aur, you will ta ¢ lunch. con was served | more than late . The cconomy of kerosene OTHING irritates men foll the ‘ahi ornerlehees (ot meals. The only things that are almost as Kerosene is easy to get, and far cheaper than gas or partment we render this Hea jadart Corset ie be ii ills y, Ay HY ore bi Mrs. G. be ndschinidt and ting the blessing that bad are high fuel bills. coal. You use the Florence only when you need it, service watheut pbligation. 4s the one corset for you. liss Helen Re of Raleigh who | You can time your meals with exactness, and — for the heat turns on or off quickly. And it is so easy to Henk done cook for less money than you ever have before, — regulate the heat that meals just naturally happen if you will look into the matter of the wickle Florence Oil Range. This means merely a trip toa nearby furniture or hardware store, where you r on time. SNA CSU Te eed For the modern kitchen mt ucer 5 rf ‘ : a E tom, * Sea th can for yourself how aut most modern of Beauty is not the most important thing about a — = be- be held at the p: ranges does its work. stove, but why not have an object that is a credit to ie F ince, ish house Friday at 7:30. o'clock. A ta kitchen? The mantel back and chim- 3 one All membe rged to attend as | Easy as lighting a match the mos moder 5 anealact 2] § 1. x it will be test night. leva Ht one ich neys of the Florence are lustrous porcelain cname Jost All you do is turn a lever and touch a mate The rest’ of the stove is finished in hard-baked enamel ial to the asbestos kindler. The result is a clean blue ith nickel t ar that you can lower or raise as you please. with nickel trimmings. peal it G. F. Dullam, Heute i to th king, is intense. It is not necessary to take our naturally enthusiastic : the earns cc winter Aue heph cove:to. the coer ‘ word for the Florence Oil Cook Stove, because you can Monday, April 2, starts a new quarter in our they , months. prove it for yourself by going to the ‘store—almost Savings Department. Deposits made before: the a any good furniture or hardware store. You might PARTY 10th of the month will draw interest as of April 1. for the people of even get your husband to go with you, for he is in- ite If you have been contemplating starting a Si Gentes aA sh pits eld at More terested ig the matter of your com- : he Parish : ree fi . we { ea pay at. 8 fort as well as his own meals. savings account and have gone no farther than ee \ Heat The Florence Leveler the contemplation, now is the time to act. It isn’t at Lo VISITING AND SHOPPING All kerosene ranges must stand A a t: i Mrs. George estos of eat | level to do their best work. ‘This necessary to wait until you have a large amount ing.” Gotlieb Kikul while she is spending | Less phen Hlorence, Teveler | a ptlached to before you open an account. When you cash your then, * a few days shopping in the ci each leg of the Florence. By turning ‘ this the Florence is easily and quickl; pay check this month, take out whatever you can - NONPARTISAN CLUB ME. de to stand fi oa I 4 » orice NONPARTISAN CLU! EETING ma .o stan rm and level, no Sea +4 The women’s Nonpartisan club 3 Care taities how upeven ‘the floor 5 Florence Leveler spare—if it is only one dollar—step down to the ro Malice the-esnese at kid CENTRAL OIL & GAS STOVE CO., Gardner, Mass. savings window and get a pass bog. At the gnd any and Maln) Bee 4 KELLY-HOW-THOMSON CO., Distributor of three months we will credit you with ‘the in- Lu. Fred’ Farssthe. ot Minusapoli, | Duluth, Minn, terest that has accrued. ; Flu, Minn, formerly of Bismarck, is in ; wt 2 bine town Alena ag the funeral of N. 3 The man who saves cores the stamp. of stabil- ° oney Shields. ity and purpose. He becomes a better citizensfor | i Miss Alma Drewlowe and Mrs.| acat ra Sieh ot Ney. Malan were clly shop: the community. Why don’t you try it? : : tee pers today, ad \ _Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Schmidt of Th Fi t N 1 | ane Rasen mee Oil St . R e First Nationa Bank Hel Mrs. P. E. Patton .of Regan Bie ves 5 an an e “¢ - Bank » shopped and’ visited here today. 4 i 3 { ie : . ' ° k x oF ne oT e oe PRY