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

' ‘by Miss Frances Mallory, who re- jturned with her. AMONG. CITY VISITORS. | George McTigh of Wilton, Alvin | Nalter of Richardton, Vernon Parks and Lyle Leberg of Velva, were Bulova Watches are as beau _BONHAM BROTHERS ~ serviceable as they are tiful. Cheweky Shoe Repair Shop “708 — Bed Ste » Across, from Van Horn, “7 MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1923 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE d today by A. F, Bradley, secretary ' ie pn ete Sucial aad » POOR OR RICH, GIRL SCOUTS MEET TO HELP BOTH cd today by A. Fttradles, secretary ‘Thomas Thorson Pe ee ee gee ees ae + Xu ernon. Baer of. Tippecanoe, Ind., who a) lo. esd: aly ; A ‘ ian ir. Bradiey stated that he had! P: Away Here ; Nee : ocial an National Convention Will Take Up Training and Development Of | reccivea ‘sticint information | from HERES AWE) has returned home. evening, April 24, 8 p. m. . . +|Gunder Olson, internal revenue offi-| 7 BGK ok HERA 8 Personal | American Girlhood jeer saving that ne war tax would! nucsed away. at focal hospital, Sure (et “ | be ‘collected jtiee, the concert Was day morning after suffering fora > ae given as a benefit. toward a city tong time with diabetes and compli- Entertain at Band This brings the net revenue cations. Mre Thorson was under ob a 5 o $8. since ie A aX, was tia in the hospital for only a} 7 o'clock Dinner not-denanded fee dips: palbh te My MeN " : For the Lerums i a leaves a wife and dour children Tapes i Mr. Thorson was a prominent bus- Mr. and Mrs, A. E, Brink and Mr. | Volunteer Teachers pines man of ue peony ite fhe pel and Mrs. ©, A, Myhre ‘entertained at ’ p i MUS OSU TASTER AM) QL 30) a 7 o'clock course dinner Satu ! Meet Tuesday Night Le eee O. H. Lerum who expect to} ise the laygrounds in ism: date Hee NGMOMTAC MINAS | (during the summer will hold the:r me eal pia capolis, Minn, the latter — part of! second meeting tomosrow night at Regular meeting I marek : a this week. oe j G o'clock at the Nigh school gynina: Chapter No. ‘i ie Tuesday | G ° M WwW . Decorations were charmingly car- sium with J.J. M. MacLeod and Mrs, | ¢Vening, April 24, 8 9. m. etting ore ear ried out in pink, nations and fern | J. Henry Kling in chore no ' being used the individual tables. ! i 5 J é ‘ a antes S being weed on the individual tab ai wasnt fee eee sLises We | CARD OF THANKS. | from Better Shoes! Alter dinner the — evenir sirned up to assist in this work, but] We wish to thank our friends and | i vent in playing bridge. The who would be willing to devote an| neighbors for the beautiful floral HDG ES GUS MEI? G. jevening or afternoon « week to it, offerings and their kindness during jar, the mies NY Dek) We Straube are urged tobe present at this meet-|the illness and death of our below * 4 LLL ee EGE NA Gates Ue ing when the actual training will be] mother, Mes, Names M. Swyers } ie hong rucsts, } Mrs. ane Mrs. Lula ams, Wm. Baer, Ive Lerum were presented with a gift of | |UD Cd ee e rememberance by their friends, | = Li 2 pes . Peo cE 4ittle ones that romp and play all day —o 5 \e < eg ] rey © met Big Ball Feature ' | long will soon wear out the cheaper shoe. of Bankers Meet} : . re Our shoes are the higher grade shoes — crowning feature of the so- By NEA Service. \ q 1 side of th nn convention u t. . RS AT THE « " vineetd "Ac of, + . shi * © in June of the North Dakota| Washitigjon, April 23.-Poor girl LEADERS AT THE GIRL SCOUTS the result of perfect workmanship—pro- nhers Assucistion, undyr. plans of tich girl-the needs of cach will SONUENITON: 0} t Fane : be discussed at the ninth annual con- iHT, MRS Sar ts ‘ INR eens ste that f a he een aaa LES OUT of the EAE CTU a) MRS. "HERRE NAL per tanning processes—and lasts that fit resentatives chamber of the. state! “itl Scouts to be held here during TIONAL PRESIDENT; MRS. FE. M.} : ‘ SoMa LGIE ” TROMBRTIUGEIIIMBCHEH: saat Chem CeR OE ADTIINOS! SWIFT. BELOW, MRS. ARTHUR —all go to give better wear. ‘i j “hes nbeond: BIBNCTetlEnes three. Is who come from homes that OSGOOD CHOATE. , troubled by financial difficulties ‘ ay" 7 a] 1 ts convention, ‘A roof garden marty Propaity will get the. Most. conti cbupintrouadts Here you will find a country club party als eration, but those who happily are One of the most interesting topics av 5 , TRRLeGU SHI Te lave jected at born into families possessed with to bo discussed will be needs of h na 1 shoes oa! b_convention. : ecte t plenty have “difficulties” to, which scouts, according to geographical sec-j vente, Ro ) y ee ny ee ih Gi tig scouts clio Uo, cunaict tions. Delegates from California, . ‘ ness car ‘a ce , will Be present for the conventicn, he convention, which will be heid New York, Florida and Minnesota Dg rye ‘ 4 oe ee at the Wardman Park hotel, will be will tackle the question. eavy grained Ca “g ‘empleton-Kiebert [preceded by a week of intensive There are about 200 girl scout Leather Sandals as training in scout leadership at ti camps in the country, and some of . ry =. Marriage Occurs Manor ciut just outside of Norbeck, the papers to be read will deal with well as the light Sandals for warmer ‘ a sia jMaryland. possible improvement of these sum- 5 } The of Miss Golda tatives from almost ev mer vacation places. : weather in Patent ‘Templeton of Wenatchee, Wash. in the United States wi Another thing which is getting ” if nd Coc H. V. Kiebert of Bisniarck|b¢ Present. There are 250 coun the serious thought of the scout ex- | and Kid, and for took place at the residence of Rev.jit the organization, but in many exuctives is how leaders of the fu-| + e H ' WooR, Ghatcher of Mandanlvesterday cule Gills, there a, no organized delegates by the president and na-| ture be developed, as it is thor- | | dress — we have the ‘ cata. oe | councils, and nm 0} his latter alsofficers we : . oughly understood that the mov 1 a 1r | eB 7 ; in the presence of members of the |e Cr Cities will be represented | lo"sl officers, one at BHD) Hensel ot ue are MGS Streak t iP Geli dmortons —4n § “Mr. Kiebert is the son of Mr, and] °° ‘i heer ie Seer inwcede Gal the pac [ames feat leaders | are | 1 | Black and G i ces peer n all 350,000 girls wi eee 3 co. erce end ‘ heantel b scouts nie oe ace . = Mrs. Frank V. Kiebert, formes atts countedle ton lthtoumnbecelteateslite tional president of jhe, orxanizati By no oe In bloom and beauty due to clay i rc neaal REO » iver county, easing | the convention and the other at the home of Mrs.|” Oy annual election H Mations : clerk in the office of the state land To Study Girl Life Adoph Miller. We ihe | > | : ; oe 3 Sy ae s * Life. d nt incumbents - er | gcommissioner and nephew of W. V.! while the convention itself will] The day following business of the] Mrs. Hoover, president: | By Edna Wallace Hopp | Kiebert, formerly of the Burleigh’ ye given over principally to a discus-| week will get under way in earnest.| Mrs. Dsgood Choate, Mrs. | Hi County Abstract Co, ‘ sion of the training and development] Addresses will be made by Mrs.|Julius jd of Chicago, Mrs. After years as a stage star, [) causes of saiowness, blackheads and! It Will Pa to See Our Immediately after the marriage! of the leaders directing the move-|Arthur Osgood Choate, New York M. 's, and | look like a girl of 19. My complex-| blemishes. | the young couple left on a wedding! ments of their younger sisters, still City; Mrs. Frank D. Holland of At- fe of the {ion is as soft and rosy as a debu-| It draws the blood to the skin to trip to Fargo, They expect to make attention will be paid to about every | lant ‘ oline. Lewis of White | admiral, 8; Mrs. Nich- | tante's, My skin is as smooth and rish and renew it, The result is hoes their home in Bism: s phase of the life of the adolescent | Plains, N. Y., Mrs. James J. Storrow,olas Brady. surer, Among those j Youthful ‘as 40 years ago. that rosy afterglow, that mi —— —- girl. of Boston and Dean Satah Louise}on the executive board are All women marvel at my looks omplexion. Many women, in Hi 4 On the 23rd, two informal re-|Arnold, head of the education de-| Frederick Edey, ™ when they see me play young girls’| minutes seem to drop ten y ee || Bridge Luncheon ceptions will. be tendered visiting | partment. tin and Mrs, W. t my same methods brought] — {t firms the skin, smooths out lines! err eS ke results to scores of my beauti-] and wrinkles, reduces enlarged pores iven for lea —~ WIR RR Oe b ; 1 ee oie ful friends. So f am convinced that] My own sace hors eve. riy wh § t z aa 8 - D e city visitors here yester-| the athletic association and sending atawonienia: ese Ways, mul- | s! se will de owe e sigs anityoMarany penteeuuncan at the abt ie sveel ee ine morn amos: th ty visitors 1 t he athleti t d ding | most women can, in these / mu tunt use will’do. IT owe m i e e e mad aeea anche Ales Rot, Ee DOME Rete Ciss 18 LORY. the musical contestants to the state {tiply their beauty and preserve their] and fortune largely to this clav a 1 o'clock bridge luncheon the mother of Mrs. Nuessle. s complimentary to teachers in the i Ath BUYS NEW TRACTOR. meeting. eee ae i A chyalln SO BBO Ca) GL whet ——BISMARCK——— city schools, Decorations — were .EAVE ON EXTENDED TRIP Joe and Charles Sorch of Baldwin,} An estimated return of between!) Now I have arranged so all whoo t quit’ many se is ago. bee whut pleasingly eartied out in pink and] Mr, and Mrs. Ambrose Brazeroll )spent Sunday in Bisparek, Charles] $200 and $300 as a result of the) ich may employ the methods act) Rue ree Bacar white, roses and carnations being| left this morning for an extended |Sorch has purchased) a new tractor,| show was made, ‘This docs not in- one Bs task brine) puraee » multipl i mii (a he es rea about the; wedding trip to various points in| which he took home this morning. clud@ expenses which were said to} 9) UMM alan ia complexion Si | ( GREMAUY SURE meUere snipe rate ey ae eae vit tohicucoiil,| NURSES TAKES STATE Boarp, | by ieee hee DSC LA oH rayhlrnamoug ta Deaulice MiGyemerorlt All al euedinG nit 4 i ‘i Murphy and Mrs, J. 1. Arman, Fore wWayneila, Pittabucgh: Pail TAUsroup lotivurseslitrom/ tne (His-y tke Kasnivalnineluded, some: to RT Raa ea ne ais Coe eee CHAMPION CLOTHES b Four tables of bridge were played] pai Z BRINE set? and St. Alexius hospitals went | clever s $y a P ipal V,; it look her best. he users of facia oppe) pite Youth Clay, ice ~ Fae, " Beara ae ie thee atraenéeen The Reon ealtimace; mage mag Wa Re en to Minot today to take tle ataeaitioeel i, De see aes tee, da tauek | etay stand out in any crowd, 50e and $1 per tube, Also my Youth Sold Direct from Factory to You were won by Miss Gladys Plath and} will be spent by — them — in { ¢x#minations for nurses. higger turn-out of the citizens than | poe caverta ui ntrodused clay to Cream ed pa, lemon jana oteays Just Two Profits—Yours and Ours—No Middleman’s : Miss Belle eee mexolitae elie ene it ge Those i ba 7 20 years ago. ve should fo ¢ ‘ i yaa — ti aera He cre ce ae CONTINUES ON TRIP. Ha a einen gt sttend | since*then have been very much im-] Also my Facial Youth—my famous Profit = . - * 7 " - Q i ‘ C a : . ¥ . / ' “wer 1" . , PL CLUB. s they will make short excur-| Mrs. ©. H. Heck of Wilton, whol caid, for it is. unusual for a high| Proved. ‘The crude and muddy clays liquid ¢ . Also my Hair Youth, ONE. All Wool Suit or Overcoat TAILORED ; 7 there bisy Gea epent the week-end visiting” with 0 many use today are out-of-date. | which brought my luxuriant hair, a BEOBACE em | ani jexander, Va, Enroute home Dey eae 4 *) of entertainme! vhic! ey « Bice serrate ‘ anneal ees a . ry Thy p. ” TAS y f the Pleasure Bridge club and] thoy esen : ; 5 to Fargo this morning. Payee shea \clays for 20 years and over. They| See what Youth Clay does. You ONLY Why Pay More? MEASURE i chusbandaedstardays sverige at choy expect SOR UL yew eons ——— maine caine part in it did ex- have found that a certain mineral] owe that to yourself. If you are Hm _the home of the former on 715 Man-| phiy’, Pa, and various other points.| Si; ALEXIUS STAFF ME! STING. | cellent work, and learned much in| Jaden clay brings maximum results.| not delighted with the first tube|f| --. LOYAL CRAVEN, State Representative the ladies being won by Mrs. K. Sie} Ander 7 daughter sot Mi Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the hos- quire: evening proved to be a mirth | lay 1 use—my Youth Clay—is white] ing my advice. ee i Kjelstrup and for the men by A. P.! Write of the early spring. pital class rooms. provoker from begirfhing to end, |#Md clean and dainty. —————— = Lenhart. Luncheon was served at{| Ptide of the carly spring. Bae a ainTieeal Mee They have found some added fac- tera p pbGcaL cit, HONOUED. | nyo \Cnnt Get Scone wi hold a] Take War Tax Of | iyrhsh. line matuoted rerun) ® SHOWER AT B. & P, W. CLUB. aU Cha enna nl rlensa a) tas’ tthe Eniccopal parish hou itime clays will be amazed at this ‘The Business and Professional Wo-| nétional director of the Americut-| yy ‘thin street this evening. Benefit Concert {iv° 2" men's club meeting tomorrow even-| 18". 4 GPO NBET Te : SAD ae —_— ‘ What Youth Clay Does " ing, April 24th, will be given over | Lotion, received at the office of the} VISITED IN JAMESTOWN. That the entertainment given by} Youth Clay purges the skin of all » | to u shower. Very clever invitations Rep cane winners of the essays in{ Miss Nell Houlihan of Bismarck,| the Hallowell Concert company for] ghat PipreMiee Minus leo comesanGene 5 , Shave been sent out to all the club We ig SoH EY cary a the {Visited with Miss Marion Kerwin at} the benefit of a band is to be ex- ; pioribera len tie cominitiee dnleuante tales te gives for North Dakota | J&mestown, over Sunday. empted from a war tax was announc- @ 99 and stunts, Each guest is requested | Miss Barbara Register, daughter of UNDERGOES OPERATION, — to bring a glass or a plate as her} MT and Mrs, Bidney Rog atorsolsB ist sere Alice Minagean: caderwectunG GIRLS! LEMONS i gift. The time is 8 o'clock. MISESS: pes * Joperation+in the, Deaconess hospital ° ! GUEST OF MISS LYONS TO VISIT DAUGHTER, in Mandan this morning. BEAUTIFY SKIN! Miss Kate Lyons has as her guest |, Mts: H. ¢. Postlethwaite left yes. TEACHER SHOPS HERE — | for the coming month her niece,|*¢rdey on No. 8 for Fi : i jackie in} Make this Le Cream to ill b id if y i ; ss Catherine. Tully of Spokane; | isit, with her daughter, Miss Mar-||| Miss Dora Bigrkle, a deeeher in| Make| thiay Lemon) Crea you will get better and better, if you cut down the high- 4 : a »|garet, who it attending Jamestown | the McClusky schools, shopped in ' ; 2 ' Be ahs ane atived at the end of college, Mrs. Postlethwaite will also Bismarck Saturday. Whiten Skin and Bleach protein foods and eat more cereals, green vegetables and BEGGS eeS ying Miss Tul-| attend the missionary meeting at En- Tan, Freckle: | . W 5 ° eis rus heh friend, Miss ‘ladys Wig-|derlin and Steele, returning at the MOTHERS’ SOCIAL CLUB Pecos j fruits. Shredded heat is a perfect food because of its of Spokane, who is spending the | « : ‘ eae . y | Spokane’ wile 15 spending the||éndicf @he:weskiy The Mothers’ Social club will meet | sil the, Juice of two lemous high nutritive value and because it is so easily digested. Its continuing on her way to:Des Moines MODERN. WOODMEN. Romania wa wither vim Marie’ || white “wnicht aay) deileeial wil crisp, tasty, oven-baked shreds of whole wheat encourage a, The Modern Woodmen of America, > g aa SS supply for a few cents, shake wel ° .s 4 MOTHER OF MAS. NUESsLE | [CAMPN0. 4104 will meet at Brown], “jyrinace cuiler hese talon” “**| ina bottle, and you have a whole thorough chewing. In making Shredded Wheat we use " MOTHER OF MRS. NUESSLE + & Jones Grocery store tonight at ‘8 5 idea ; quarter-pint of the most wondertu! a s LEAVES [sstisernsy cforscrio cial-virrt| (pes ty 9 pears ratiieeye a Mier er ree Heer = only the large, plump, meaty whole wheat grains. Two Mrs. Pauline Weiss of Crystal who | trict deputies will be present at the} vit. Shopper Saturday r tifier. Massage this sweetly frag-' VAN ESS Biscuits with milk or cream make a perfect meal ata cost has been a guest at the home of meeting. All Woodmen are urged to] “'tY ShoPr : rant lemon cream into the face, a3 ji 3 f eee The New Method Scalp f a fe Del Wi; Judge and Mrs. W. L. Nuessle for , be present. 5 neck, arms and hands, then short- ot a tew cents, elicious with fruits. \ 5 Sees Large Crowd ly tote the youthful beauty, soft- Massage 5 AW ON WAY HOME, Enj K ival| "°% and whiteness of your skin. Feeds the treatment di- \ Mrs. Flora Lewis of Little Falls, NJOYS Harnival) Famous stage. beauties use this rectly. to the roots of the A TRISCUTT is the Shredded Wheat Minn., who has been the guest of sans pt harmless lemon cream to bring * Y 5 F Mrs. Harry Nelson for the past four} Between 300 and 400 people at-| that velvety, clear, rosy-white|| hair by means of patented @ real whole wheat toest—eaten with butter, days, left this morning for her home.| tended the Karnival put on by the] complexion ,also as a freckle, sun-{] rubber applicator. - Gently soft cheese or marmaledes. A free sample of Mrs, Lewis has been visiting in Sand] high school students Saturday night|iburn, and tan bleach because it!| massages the scalp at, the Shredded Wheat with our new booklet,‘‘The Point, Idaho, for some time past. for the purpose of raising funds for] doesn’t irritate. same time. HappyWay to Health,’’is sent free om request. 7 VAN ESS eradicates i © ‘ooks in 3 to DEGREE OF HONOR. adicate j Quick Qualer,Oats cooks in The regular meeting of the Degree dandruff, stops falling hair The Shredded Wheat Company 5 minutes as Well 4s it cooks in an f i ' hour. No other oat flakes cook |°f Honor will be held Tuesday even- and grows new hair, The Niegara Falls, N. Y. ” nearly so quickly. - AHN Ee GF tne AO ee manufacturers guarantee Pies ag. [at 8 o'clock, All jmembers 5 AG . . Yet the flavor is identical with /t5 be present since important busi- i] it! Ask us about VAN regular Quaker Oats. That super- | ness will be taken up. , ESS, a dese! , flavor which comes from flaking the, a eens x '| FINNEY’S DRUG STORE finest grains only. , WOMEN FORES t & A nV ch ft th WwW Wh ; In Quick Quaker the oats are cat |The Woman's, Catholic Order of atch for the Woman Who before flaking. They are rolled very | - * b % We A Ti: 7 thin and partly cooked. So the |MEuition "ot “sttoers will tone! ants Accurate Time SHOE REPAIRING fabs Be peal and hares plage at this time. All members are _ Styles:may come and styles may go, but practical 4 . s i e cae B jose. smal flakes | urged to be Present. women know a watch must be first of all an Also High Top Shoes cut Us “t/ ‘Tell your grocer which kind you TEACHER MOTORS BACK. accurate time keeper. : oe f || down to oxfords — perfect want—Quick Quaker or the regular.| Miss Grace Hand, teacher at Will's When this quality is combined with exquisite i} work, ‘ school, left for her home in Valley] case and attractive dial at a popular price your | os * City Friday and motored back in her wrist watch question is solved. All rubber goods repaired car yesterday, She was met at Steele|} ' q A good as new. An all-day food forall seasons “S