The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1924, Page 5

ccnal “Wilk, be MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1924 Social and Personal Easter Services Well Attended At M. E. Church! Easter services at the McCabe Me- thodist church were attended by the largest congregation in the history of the church for an Easter Sunday. The music was especially appropri- ate and nine people received baptism and a class of 20 w: opted into the church. Professor Kirk presided at the organ during the services for the entire day. A crowded house greeted the mem- bers of the choir in their presenta- tion of the very excellent cantata which required over an hour's time to sing by a chorus of 18 voices. The solo and duct parts of the cantata were especially good and excellent chorus singing was rendered under the direction of Mrs. John A. Larson, Mrs. C. E. Ward was pianist for the evening program assisted by Profes- sor Kirk at the organ. Splendid Exhibit By Art Students A splendid exhibit of paintings are to be seen in the Perry Furniture Company's windows which have be®n completed the past year by pupils of Mrs. J. F. Paul Gross, who have taken up oil, water color and china painting. The collection is very re- markaple, and very excellent results ha The paintings are.cspecially: commendable and copies of some of the master- pieces of art by the world’s master collection of water color painters done in oil are exceptional- ly good. The copy of the ci Hommo” is a beautiful picture. The exhibit of pairited china though small is very splendid. Mrs. Gross has a large class’ who have been taking painting for the past year. Some of her pupils have been studying under her for the past three ‘3, These more advanced pupils excellent exhibits for the work. MOTHERS’ CLUB TO MEET A regular meeting of the Movhers’ Club will be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. P. Lenhart. Response ‘to Roll Call will be made from subjects of Current History. Mrs. Sveinbjorn Johnson will 1ead a paper upon the subject, “American Policy in the Far East” and the “Pol- itical causes of Chinese Banditr presented by Mrs. L. Owens. PYTHIAN SISTERS TO. MEE A regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters’ will be held this evening at the A. 0. U. W. hall at 8 o'clock, BUSINESS VISITORS George J. Day of Brittin and) R. Miller of Wilton were among — the business visitors in the city Satur- HERE. FROM OVERBY Mr. and Mrs. L, L. Norberg of Overby were-visitors jn the city over Sunday. , ’ BANKER VISITS HERE RJ. Fairchild of McKenzie who is engaged in banking there was in the city on Saturday, on busines ROYAL ARCH MASONS Regular meeting Bismarck Chapter No. 10, Tuesday even- ing at 8 p.m. Degree Work. Large attendance urged. Delicious an Satisfying — | rT) | | Breakfast Food Wy aT Failures Few In 7th-8th Grades | Of The County ; The staff of the county superin- tendent’s office have completed the grading of the March examination | papers of the Seventh and Eighth grades of the county schools.’ Eight hundred and twenty-six papers were submitted for correction and of this number Miss Runey, the county sup- erintendent, states that but 21 were failures. This speaks well for the school work of the county, the past year, Another examination will be held | the 27, 28 and 29 of May, and those! students failing in the March exam- ination take the examination again, also these unable to take the former ex- amination for any reason will be given a chance to sedure their di- s for completion of the year's neement dates have been fixed definitely for any of the town- ships in the county. Some will wait to. hold their commencement exer- cises until after the May examina- tions. MONDAY CLUB MEETS i The Monday Study Club held its regular mecting with Mrs. V, J. La- Rose this afternoon at her home on Sixth street. The response to Roll Call was made from current events and the study of Africa was continu- ed 6n the afternoons program. ‘lhe Kimberly Mines were very thorough- ly described in an interesting man- ner by Mrs. F. A. Knowles. Ivory y Trade was given a splendid ription in a paper prepared by Mrs, W. E. Lahr; while Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab discussed Pretoria—The Transvaal in an interesting mapner. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. R. S. Towne. COMPLETE The committees appointed on ar-{ rangements are completing all details ternoon for the Charity Ball given this evening at the Grand hotel. The dining room is decorated this afternoon for being the occasion and a large attendance is expected at this opening dance following the observance of the Len- ten season, / THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY MEET- ING Regular meeting of the Theoscphi- cal Society this evening at 8:00 P. M, at the Mohawk, Corner 5th and Rosser. The talk will be gtven by the president and followed by an in-} formal question meeting. These mectings are free and are open to the public. HERE ON BUSINESS V. E. Smart of Jefferson Cit: a former resident of the ci former member ofthe state railway commission arrived in the city Sunday to participate in the lighite coal case. HERE FROM GRAND FORKS Mrs. P. R. Fields and son Jack of Grand Forks have arrived to spend the week with friends in the city. Mr. Fields will arrive Wednesday to attend the Rotary Convention and visit ambng old friends. Mr. and WOMEN! DYE IT NEW FOR 15¢ Kimonos | Draperies Dresses jinghams . Sweaters: Stockings Skirts Waists Coats Don't wonder whether you can. dye “Diamond Dyzs” even if you have never dyed before. Druggists) have or tint successfully, because perfect home dyeing is guaranteed with all colors. Directions in each pack- age. -MILLINERY Closing Out my Excellent Stock of Spring Millinery . BEGINNING TODAY Thaye sold my business and must dispose of my-entire stock after Easter. . ALL PATTERN HATS formerly priced $10t0$25 =| . . will be-sold at from $12.50 to $5.00 Avail yourself of this opportunity. Bus Fare refunded on purchases ove! $10.00. MOLINE MILLINERY MODES N igey Bldg. : ( Mandan ure given the opportunity to j- car home. to Bis) the former's R. H. Grace. J. B. Tras visit with a eral weeks. in the city V. J. Bleth the city Satu iness affairs. BUSI business visit week end, Boil city two weeks. Mrs, Fields will expect to dr SPEND EASTER HERE Professor and Mrs. and little son of Aberdeen motored arck Saturda the Easter vacation VISITS BROTHER in the city over the week end to confined in a local hospital for sev- HERE FROM BALDWIN Mrs. J. F, Watkins of Baldwin was matters on Saturday. HERE FROM GLEN ULLIN it. S. Westmiller of Minot was a Frank L. Gale. City Health Officer.| ting arena) amount. in THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Od sal RR | PAGE FIVE Alonzo Grace and will spend at the home of parents Mr. and Mrs. ta of Estelline, S. v.| brother who has been looking after business | Gardening is lots of fun. Like ee uiee Oi wee AM ise, ibs both rebrentthe and prof- rday looking after bus cream, itable. Into. this solution Why not have a garden yourself} trip of litmus p RECeNTETTOn {this year? can be had hat idle bit of I the thing for one. it pay its keep. én if you live in af house, a garden is still kground is just Get out ahd make mmersed litmu den needs lime, To provide thi ble. the hydrated — or or in the city over the S VISITOR BUSINES Join in with neighbors and rent af over Edw. Mount of Baldwin was a vis- | nearby vacant lot for the purpose. turned, itor in the city on business Satur-] You'll find property ‘owners gen-| One application day. erally agreeable to such a plan. cient, ——- The unused portion of a city lot} commercial fertilize FROM NEW SALEM usually averages about one-fiftieth | leases the needed Wm. A. Schwartz of New Salem|of an acre. was in the city on business. During the war, gardens planted only. Never pe ae on plots that size were made to yield t apply it to BUSINESS VISITOR , $100 in vegetable pro h potatoes, as J. 1, Enright of Wilton was in the| Divide that sum | and you |to infest the tubers with se city on business Saturday. will atsonce see he garden can| It is al is cut down on the annual allowanee |den beforehand on for rent. way you can allot Piano tun- important that water for the next soil has been buried under cinders, rocks and other debris Ar ’ the soil for fertility first. Dr. C. E. Stackhouse, | you ean do thi very ¢ by! put- | smaller ones. 1 cup and! ~ YOUR GARDEN PLANS | CORRECT WAY ‘TO SPADE (LEFT) AND A GARDEN PLAN, Always apply lime to the surf: turn it s best to plan the they way of the garden, inge the plan so that tall ygrow TOMORROW: Preparing the soil. nixing it to the consistency of thick | place a small! aper (blue), which most any f, after two hours, any drugs: e. art of the turns red, your yar. | scatter ae air-slaked v your ground after it has been | a year is suffi But do not mix the lime with as the nitrogen, lime re under. land intended for it has a tendeney this different spaces te paper. In i Don't locate your gardei, though, | cach ero 3 s i eh, op. ling. Phone 375. on land which the sun can't shine on| The rows should run north and | a at least five hours cach day. outh if possible. But it is more! NOTICE Don't plan one where the original i rgn the long jing plants will not overshadow the | PREPARATIONS | Oo NOTI All children should be vac- cinated against Small Pox. E. Stackhouse, by Health Officer. ie ATTENTION! Regular meeting of Bis m. Work in the F. DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor Consultation Free Lucas Blk. Bismarck, N. D. CE 4 | ail | NIGHT LETTER FROM LESLIE) ‘ete From John Ald marck Lodge No. 5, A. F. &| PRESCOTT TO JOHN ALDEN CSteES HAIN SanthiE A. M. Monday evening at 8 p. PRESCOTT | Send to Mr. Sally Atherton’s husband very iNl.!Foxhall Pl Hold out no hope of his recovery. | , H ; American Beauty She has gone to him, Just heard your hushand very ill Is there anything I can do? JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT. Telegram From Sally Atherton — to John Alden Prescott Sam died last mght.’ Nothing yon can do although 1 a iteful for your offer. Funeral after co- morrow. I will be bac at the office the day after. SALLY ATHERTON, ;you, ther's to have platinum wire ent to me from ago. n Sally t attached to bracelet As I showed the little i sman a stranger who Spring Dresses Prescott | Smith, Florists | Atherton, ttsburg, five do: roses, my card ey Glad to know | JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT. | Cook by Electricity. that Syd is better. Both little Jack | : | It is Cjeaner. and myself miss you unspeakably.| Lettter Brom Neslic Prescott to Jonn ———___1— Letter follows, Lovingly, A WOE Mr. Ludwig Hrdlicka of Lidger- LESLIE, | | vn Ly eee to ee dearest neal wood autoed in Saturday and spent -pefog = Syd is getting better, was abso Easter Sunday with Mroand Mre_E. bbls Ua i chal oat Prescott | jutely delighted with the dear little! G. Anderson at 723 Sth Street. fo Sally Atherton al god that he sent to me through, It was awfully sweet of him] I shall keep it among my most tren- | sured possessions. I took it down yesterday to Cro thar that England some time ol to the stand” Special Selling Event $28 | —MATERIALS— Z - Printed Crepe, Printed Roshnara Crepe, Satin, Canton Crepe, Plain Roshnara and Crepe de Chine. : —COLORS— Black, Navy, Cocoa, Brown, including other cs Spring shades. : J Dresses of Quality, Every One—— y PRRCLEe | aerreer Exceptionally well made and finished. You must see them to appreciate them fully. jr arris-Robertson FOR WOMEN’S WEAR Bismarck, No. Dak. i! | about And | ing by a very distinguished man sisty- exclaimed in) surpris vivation: rdon me, madam, 1 have spent { an all my in the study of Chinese art and Chinese traditions, T wonder if y kuow that this bit of coral is absolutely priceless, It is one of the two gods that are worshiped by lovers./one of the twin gods — that every lover hopes to present to hi sweetheart while retains the other. It is ve © know the artist who it comes Have from before the Ming dynasty. you or your lover the other one? [explained to him that 1 was quite sure my husband did not he the other one; in fact, until this wo: there ment L did not know was an other onc The man's face fell. We looked positively aghast. "It would have beeW better had Jvou never found ity” he said. "One of these little gods spells un hess at least love unrequit Both of tham, one carried by th man who Igves you and one carried by yoursel® would = make perfect! happiness for you both.” Little Jack is calling. this letter I: (Copyright, 1 NOTICE TO BA RBERS North Dakota Barber’s Ex-j amination wilt hold public ex- | aminatiens at the following: cities: Bismarck, M: i Will finish » NEA Service, Inc.) 8th and 9th. Jamestowlin, May 12th. Jamestown, May 12th. , Valley City, May 13th. Fargo, May 14, 15th and 16th nd Forks, May 19th and. ils Lake, May 21st. Minot, May 22nd and 2! Williston, Mav 26th. FRED K. ODE, Secretary. NOTICE Boil city water. for the next two weeks. : | Dr. C. E. Stackhouse, | City Health Officer. ‘ODD FELLOWS 150th anniversary celebra- tion Odd Fellows Hall Tues-; day night, 8 py. m. All! bragqches of order and the public invited. DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 19% dth St. Telephone 240W Bismarck, N, D. Tutoring. grade subject Martha Beck- n smart, achieve added d this s Many Ison, shade. hosiery in tint) gleaming cut-out like th for afternoon 0¢ a darker side , you Suede stipy tistleatly out ever the high instep, avy pretty in neutral grey. Pa cut "chmonads CaraN THE HAFI A Bracelet Weitch which is just as reliable in time- keeping quality as it is beautiful in design. Hafis watches have L7 jeweled movements and are new shapes and rreen gold with that can be cleaned without destroying the figures. We believe it will pay every buver of a wrist wateh to have us show them the Hafis before buying. the white or made in all Platinum, Fr. A. KNOWLES JEWELER, BISMARCK. The House of Lucky Wedding Rings. 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