The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1924, Page 5

‘THURSDAY, : JUNE: 19, Lice | So Women Want Instruction . ' Says Mrs. Parkes Mrs, J. R: Parkes, regional secre- tary of the fifth district of the Lea- que of Wémen voters, returned to Bismarck last night to be present at the permanent organization of the League here. ‘A. mass meeting of all women in- terested regardless of political affilia- tions has been called for Friday at 8p. m, at the Grand Paeific parlor. Mrs. Parkes was here a week ago, and a temporary organization was then formed. Mrs, Parkes, who has just. return- ed froth a State Executive board meeting at Grand Forks, held Tues- day evening, states that there is a big demand for units of the League of Women Voters in several cities in Notth Dakota. The opportunity for un-partisan’ .political education appeals to the women very much, cording to Mrs. Parkes, and there is also a great desire for a thorough understanding of national and inter- national questions. Mrs. Schnecker . Banquet Speaker Mrs. W. A. Schnecker, president of the local unit of the American ‘Le- gion Auxiliary, will be one of the speakers at the banquet to be held at the state convention, in Williston, Wednesday evening, June 25. The subject of her toast is “Service.” Delegates who are leaving from this city are: Mrs. A. W. Schnecker, rman of the delegation, Mrs. Ray Stair, Miss Lelie Diesem, Mrs. Gil- bert Nelson, Mrs. William Falconer, and Mrs, E. F.Trepp, member of the state executive board. The. delegates will leave Monday by var. ENTERTAIN FAMILY Mr. and. Mrs, J. L. Hughes en- tertained the ‘members of Mr. Hughes’ family on Monday evening, at their home on 711 Sjxth ‘street, in honor of “Mrs. Hughes’ birthday. Bouquets of bridal wreath in: gilt baskets, and garden flowers formed the decorations. A’ dainty luncheon was served at the close of the’ eve- ning. Mrs. Hughes was presented with several gifts in honor of the occasion. N. D, PIONEER HERE Dr. S. A: Daniord, an ‘old time North Dakota; pioneer, and for -many years superintendent of the Meth- edistichurches in North Dakota, was him the city for a few hours en route to the Methodist ‘camp meeting at Jamestown. Dr. Danford jis the: sup- erinterident of the Methodist church- es in southern Oregon. ' RETURN ERGY TWO WEEKS RIP Mr. and Mrs eutrie Caspar, and family of Mott, are’ business visitors in, the city, for afew days, having returned yesterday from a two weeks motoring. trip through Minnesota. They stopped at several points in Minnesota, and were the guests of relatives.. They will return to Mott toda dot ys, MACCABEES MEET «Thev«Woman's Benefit Association of Maccabees will meet Friday eve- ning at the A. O. U, W. hall at 8 p. m4 Mrs. Wilkinson, supreme offi- cer, and Mrs. Anna DeMars, state commander, will be present. A class will be initiated ind refreshments served. DELEGATES TO GRAND CHAPTES Three official delegates are repr senting Bismarck at the annu Grand Chapter of the order of Ea ern Star, which opens today at Far- go. The delegates are: Mrs. W. J. Targart, secretary, Mrs. F. A. Lahr, past Matron and Mrs. Clifton John- son, grand worthy matron. H.. S. Lobach, who was elected worthy patron, was unable to attend, W. R. C. MEETS The regular meeting of the Wo- men’s Relief Corps will be held to- morrow afternoon, at 2:30, at. the home of Mrs. F. H. Sperry.’ The Corps recently planted two tees in the Custer Park, VISITS PARENTS Mrs. Paul Van Luchene, and ¢lil- dren, ‘Bobby and Virgi left for Grand Forks on Monday, to visit Mrs: Van‘ Luchene’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fox, eZ RETURN: FROM LAKES Dr. -and Mrs. M.. W. Roan, and hter Abigaib returned home cial and Personal | Tullberg-Bohn Marriage Tuesday At ‘a quiet wedding with gnly. the relatives present, Miss Ella Bohn, daughter of Mr..and.Mrs. Paul Bohn, and Carl Tullberg, of this city, were married at the home of: the bride's parents.at Mott, on Tuesday. The young people left. for a few weeks trip through the East, and will be at‘home in the Hazelhurst the early part of July. Mr. Tullberg has been employed at the J. B. Sipith Grocery. Company for the past five years, and Mrs. Bohn is also well known in ‘Bismarck Former Teacher Married Tuesday Announcement of the-marriage of Miss Laura. Lerum, daughter of Mr. and ‘Mrs. A. 0. Lerum of Buxton, a teacher in the William Moore school’ here last year, and V. James Bleth of Glen Ullin, was received by friends here today. The wedding took place in Fargo Tuesday. After a trip to the Minnesota lakes and Minnea- polis, Mr. and Mrs. Bleth will. return to'make Glen ‘Ulin their home,’ the groom being engaged in the“oil busi-| MF ness there. Two Playgrounds Open Tonight The playgrounds in operation to- night will be the Roosevelt and the Richhglt. Those in charge at the east side will be Mrs. C. W. Moses, Mrs. Gard Wallace, -Grace Ella Mun- ger, Dorothy and Louise Keller, Dé- lgris Gorman and Henry Brown. The Richholt will be in charge of Evelyn Jacobson, Katherine Kositzky, and Fred .Landers. . All boys wishing to play ‘in a base ball Jeague are’asked.to get in touch with -Mr- MacLeod immediately as a league wil be formed this week. An indoor league will also be organized this ‘eek: - Boys wishing to go to camp, should see. Mr. MacLeod for particulars. CNIC POSTPONED The picnic which. was .scheduled for this afternoon by — the . Loyal Temperance Legion has been post- poyed indefinitely, @ccording to Mrs. J. L. Hughes, leader, because of the unsettled condition, of ‘the * weather. Announcenient will be: ‘made’ later, when a’ definite date “has been de- cided om: {HERE FROM’ OREGON George W. Brown, of Portlahd, Ore. for inany ‘years’ 4“ resident” of Bis- marek, has been a business visitor in| the ‘city for the past’few days. Mr. Brown expects -to. leave in‘a.day. or, two, returning to his home, by way of Chicago, and the southern ,route,; stopping. at San Diego and «Los Angéles.” VISITING’ FRIENDS Mrs. Donald Hefr,, formerly Erma Goldsmith, .is ‘the guest of a number of ‘her’ old friends “here, arriving yesterday. She will return to her home in’ Wishek in a-few days. U. ©. T, TO ENTERTAIN ! The dadies» auxiliary: of the Ys C. T. will entertain the members of the United Commercial. Travelers at DARK AND COOL , ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ” PAGE (RIVE Yellow Puts Harmony Into Color heen 1 1 he FORMS THE CHIEF LINK SIGNS OFFERED BY HERE. SHOW HOW JUST LIFE AND LIGHT INTO'A ROOM. Colors harmonize not ‘only by like ness: but by contrast. For instance, the primary triad o1 yellow, red and blue makes a har- ménious conbination, yet there is a closer relationship between yellow and red, the warm, bright colors, than between yellow. and blue, a javarm and a ‘cold color. Yellow has been found to be the mest congenial color in the whole Various shades of this color can be combined to make a harmoni- cus background. But certain colors'in which there is a tint of yellow and a greater amount af blue donot combine well with other colors in which more yel- lpw and less blue are mixed . For example, olive is a\ shade of green, in which: blue and yellow fare the basic colors. Green is a mix- titre of equal amount of blue and yellow. Yet green and olive do not harmonize. Blue Is Touchy On. the other hand, any colors in which yellow and red are basic may be combined with perfect surety that a harmonious background will be ob- tained. The reason for’ this’ is that both yellow and red are warm colors and a card party Saturday 8:30. evening at BUSINESS VISITORS FROM MOFFIT Mr, C. E. Moffit, and children of Moffit, were business visitors in Bis- marck yesterda: oo ________+ At The Movies + AT THE CAPITOL In “The ‘Girciis Cowboy,” his latest William Fox release, which comes to the Capitol: Theatre tomorrow, Charles Jones performs one of the most dangerous stunts of his career. ‘Pursued by a posse that suspects m wrongly of shooting a man, Jones outrides the rest. until he comes to a canyon. Facing death at the hands of his pursuers, he is hard put what to do. - The only means out of his.difficulty is his] lariat. - \ “THE -ELTINGE | Paris, apaches, night life French capital, romance, thr Dorothy Dalton’s latest “The Moral Sinner,” which at the Eltinge theatre today, Thur: day, is a story of a young tried to be a thief but couldn't. The story is taken from the stage play, “Leah Kleschna,” recently re- vived at the Lyric Theatre in New York City. It was a big hit several seasons ago both here and in Lor- don. It is considered to be the daddy of all apache stories. If you remember the play, you'll want to see the picture. James Rennie is leading man, and there's a big supporting cast. The feature at the Eltinge for Friday and Saturday is “A Son of Camphor For Sore Eyes It is surprising how quick eye in- flammation is helped by camphor, hydrastis, witchhazel, etc. as mixed in Lavoptik eye w: One _ small bottle helps any case sore, weak or strained, eyes. Aluminum eye cup free. Jos. Breslow, druggist.—Adv. FOLEY PILLS REACHED THE SORE SPOT. Mrs, Ellen Reighard, South Fork, Pa,, writes: “I had been suffering with my kidneys and nothing seemed st evening after spending a few} ae at the geste lakes. SHOPPING TD IN Crry Mrs. Gus Westermann, and Char- les, and Mabel Diamond, of Regan, were ‘in the city yesterday shopping: FRECKLES Don't Hide “Them Wit ‘With a Veil; Re- move Them With Othine— * Double Strength \ This preparation for the removab| of freckles is so puscenacst in re- moving freckles und giving a clear, “beautiful complexion that it is sold under guarantee to refund the money ide your freckles under 3 get an ounce of Othine’and re- move thi Even the first few ap- plications should show a -wpnderful irtiprovement;:, same pf the lighter ae vantehing entirely. ie ‘or rete ask the. drugg! J ‘he! “double: strength Othine it is .. this that ig, sold on, the theney-back —Ady, When warm weather arrives, prac- tically every woman yearns for a dress that ‘is both dark, and cool and: may be -worn’on ‘the ‘street without looking as if the wearer were bound fora garden party. Here is some- thing that just fills the drder. It is of blue georgette crepe with just a suggestion ‘of trintming. in the wy of white. porcelain beads. The pleat- ed apron.adds to the tajlored effect and. gives a certain weight to the sheer material. The easy ‘heckline| Hand” short sleevés insure to touch the aching spot until I pro- cured FOLEY PILLS, with wonderful results.” FOLEY PILLS a diuretic stimulant ‘for the kidneys, gently and thoroughly flush and cleanse the kidneys and help to eliminate poison- ous waste matter. Try a-hottle today and: you, will- be well pleased. with the relief . obtained. The” use 6 FOLEY ,PILLS inereased kidney uct- ivity.—Adv.- TRAVELING MEN TAKE This NOTICE : All. traveling men are re- quested to meet at the ELK’S HALL at 10 o’clock Saturday ing. Important — busi- ness. . John L. George. Patronize the War Mothers; food and carnation sale at the Bismarck Food Market Satur- day. .Proceeds go to the me- morial tablet. fund. Sale opens at 11 a. m. Cook ‘by. Electricity. It is Clean. DR.M.E. BOLTON eee ee: Physician hon. ‘Telephone 240 Il 14 a ‘BEAUTIFUL COMBINATIONS OF COLOR, MAY BE ORATORS. THIS KORM OF DECORATION MAY PUT IN WHICH YELLOW FOUND IN THE CHINTZ DE- THE CHINTZ DRAPERIES s| blue js cool and receding. Blue is{ also a very sensitive color, in that} a slight touch af it in any comb: nation may either produce a wonder- ful harmonious whofe oF break down tke combination entirely. For this reason great *care: should be taken in using blue in connection with any other colors. There must be a stronger use of yellow than or- dinarily in the colors to be combined, | when a tone or shade having blue in it is one of the colors. Controlling Link Thus tan or brown, for instance, with their combination of the warm yellow’ and red) basic hues, could, nov harmonize well with a-greenish gray in which there is little yellow. Yellow, therefore, is the predom nating and controlling link in color combinations. Various shades of it can be used together and still make a harmonious whole. It can be de- pended on to put life and light into a room, where uny other colors pre: dominate, and its greatest benefit comes when two colors seent to clash. An addition of yellow to the cool- er and more somber side of the com- bination may make the whole har- monious. ON WIDE BRIM The wide brimmed but very slight- ly trimmed hat of straw or felt is referred to the sniall cloche to com- plement the ruffled summer gown. Read Tribune Want Ads, Ft NGRDOAONROREULEOUOOUUAUADODONAROE! This is OO UUAUUUALOGORNDNUNDORODeREONOGNNE 1 | CITY NEWS | oo > Jury Hears Case A jury hearing the case against Claugle Rosson, charged with viola- tion of liquor laws, went out at 11! o'clock today, ‘and was still outs late this afternoon. Bismarck Hospital 1 Admitted for treatment to the Bis marck hospital: Mrs, Tebo Harms, | Menoken;' Goldie Flagstad, Robinson; John Si ¢, Blue © Thoma Barth, Timmer; Donald McGregor, Mandan; | Robert Schultz, New Leip- zig; Donald Ingalls, Judson, Discharged: Alvin Geary, Miss Bertha Raw, Napoleon; Donald | MeGregor, Mandan; nilia Sauntio, Hebron, and Helen Miller, New Leip. zig. Golva; St. Alexius Hospital Admitted to the St. Alexius hos- treatment: Mrs. John bauer, Judson. Mrs, D. V. Solen; Miss Margaret Cor- Ben J. Loomis, Nampa, er Joseph Heiser, Stan iss Esther Holland, Winner, Discharged: Mrs. Albin Er Baldwin; Mrs. A. Whitn Steele; Master Benno Beusen, New Salem; Master August Schoon, Dris coll; Miss Caroline Schoon, Driscoll; Master Chas. Faust, Moffit; Miss Helen Berg, Stanton; Mrs. Jacob Kramer, Wishek; Mrs. Jerry Stef. anowich, Wibaux, Mont.; Mrs. Theo: phil Herman, Otter Creek; — Mrs. Adolf Riehl and baby girl, Raleigh. How Many Pounds Would You Like to Gain in a Week? Wheele don, Idaho ton; Minn. strom, Wf you are thin and scrawny and would like to gain weight, I will send you a sample of the | genvine Hilton's Vitamines absolutely FREE. Do not send any money—just your name and address to W. W. Hiiton, 155 Gateway Sta.,,Kansas City, Mo —Adv. WEAK LUNG: W. Wyatt, Leeton, Mo., says: “Having a bad case of lung trouble I tried MeMullin’s Formula and ed 25 pounds in 6 months. Feeling Fine.” You should try MeMullin’s Formula for weak lungs, old stand ing cough, colds, bronchial trouble Behe or hay fever. Hundreds re. rt wonderful results. Mfrd. only He Tilden MeMullin Co., Sedalia, Mo., Sold by Lenhart Drug Go.—Adv. Cook by Electricity. It is Cheaper. : Nature’s dish for breakfast, for lunch, for dinner — big ripe, red strawberries piled on top of and eaten with cream and sugar — a wholesome, nourishing combination for youngsters and grown-ups. A delicious short-cake made in a ing—no white flour crisp, flavory shreds of whole wheat with berries—the best food on earth, with no kitchen work or worry, and all the iron and all the keep the bowels healthy and active ebeeie's ; i HM. 611-2nd Avenue, South Canadian Pacific Rockies! jiffy without cook- soggy dough —just bran you need to Summer — Take the first train to Banff, Lake Louise, Emerald Lake, Glacier, or one of the Bungalow Camps in » the Canadian Pacific Rockies. ... Then—your favorite pastime in an outdoor paradise, For full information ask the Canadian Parific: TAIT * Minneapolis, Minn. “OA Another shipment of Coats just arrived in Twills, Downee Wool, ete. y DRESSES Crepe, Crepe, Silk Broadcloth, ete. A large assortment. Our hat specials for Friday $3.75 and $5.75 1 door East of Capitol Theatre | A. W. LUCAS CO. “Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center” Saturday June 21---Baby Day VISITORS 'TO BISMARCK ARE ASKED TO MAKE THIS STORE THEIR HEADQUARTER: WE WILL TRY TO MAKE IT ( BRING THE BABIES. COMFORTABLE FOR ALL, AND BY VISITING OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT YOU CAN MAKE YOUR VISIT TO BISMARCK A PROFITABLE ON For the Baby—A 25¢e Sale RUBBER PANTS for Baby. quality, new stock; all sizes. Baby Day price CRIB BLANKET that sell everywhere 2 jaby Day price RIBBON BOWS for the baby’s Big assortment for selection for Baby Day SHETLAND FLOSS for making baby jackets. Pink and blue. 25 Cc +, oz. balls for Baby Day... . Good 50 Crib Blankets bonnet. In Our Basement Bargain Store We sell only reliable merchandise — a guarantee of satisfaction with every sale. Children’s Rompers, Play Suits and Panty Dresses. Size 2 to 6 49 c years. In one big bargain lot at House Dresses A real bargain. A dozen styles to make your selection from—not one worth less than $1.50; many up to $2.00. The price here Women’s Hos Black mercerized Stockings. lisle—real 50c and 75¢ values in the basement at, pair White Fibre Boots, mercerized garter tops; the new colors. Values to $1.00. Basement at, pair Black Sateen A good quality at a very low price in the basement, at, yd.. Il to read our : add in th paper. Bismarck Cloak Shop. BISMARCK’ CLOAK SHOP Specials for Friday and Saturday only Women’s Ribbed _ Union Suits tight knee and umbrella style Regular and out sizes. N ment price Men’s Hose Good quality cotton in black, gray and brown, 19c at, pair mercerized Hose. Men's fine gauge .. 35¢ Black and colo: Best 50c value on the market, at, pair Blankets in the Basement In four bargain lots at $1.95 $2.45 $2.95 $3.45 .; Unbleached Muslin A good firm quality. Limit 20 yards to a customer, at, yd. Both knee. B Bleached Muslin Lonsdale, a grade you all know : Our basement price, yd ] 9c Percales A large and ortment for darks. Regular Neat pattern ‘lection. Light quality. Basement price, yd MANY BARGAINS ARRIVING DAILY BY FREIGHT AND EXPRESS ON SALE IN OUR BARGAIN BASE THE WHITE ROSE THAT TURNED crimson — and then white big as love —as big as joy —big as ennobling tea —a picture —a true story of real life. D. W. GRIFFITH'S Newest Production “THE WHITE ROSE’? Capitol Theatre—Mon. - Tues. - Wed. MARKET ——| SPECIALS Bolivia, Velvetone, Values up to $39.50 at | Solid for in summer silks, Roshanara Georgette, figured $3.00 value ... $5.00 Values to value . $24.50 at and Saturday BISMARCK CLOAK SHOP wear <2... HATS! HATS! Straws of latest style. CAPITAL ARMY. & NAVY STORE’: For Saturday (Market Day) only we will make. the following unusual offers. WORK SHOES leather. MEN’S SOCKS High grade. Black, and 9'pair.... DAKOTA HATS High Crown. re $3.95 ARMY BELTS,. Best Webb. 12c Worth 25c. Great $1.98 $1.95 $3.50 GOVERNMENT SUPPLIES We have just received a large shipment of govern- ment surplus supplies such as Disston and Atkinson Saws, Squares, Axe Heads, Hatchets. We offer at lees than 14 regular price. * & * ir G. P. Hotel Block. NOE