The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1924, Page 5

"Social and Personal Community » Council Will Hold Meeting The regular meeting of the Wo- men’s Community Council will be held in the Rest Room of the Ma- sonic Temple, Saturday, October 4, at 3:30 o'clock. . Miss Cashel will present the plans and purpose of the Red Cross Annual Roll Call. Miss Runey, county super- intendent of schools, will talk on the Parent and Teacher Association. The National Parent Teacher Association has chosen North Dakota as one of the demonstration states, in which to put on an intensive campaign this year, All delegates please take notice, Convention Meetings Are Interesting The sessions of the third day of the convention being held at James- town were opened by a morning watch with Rev. C. W. Finwall of Fargo giving the address. The con- vention business was discussed after which Doctor Petty and Mrs. Good- man gave addresses. A quiet hour was conducted by Doctor Stilwell. The afternoon session took up the work of ‘missions. Dr. F. E, Stock- ton. General Superintendent, gave a report. The treasurer, S, C. Hen- aiickson, gave a report. The con- ventjon field workers and missionar- ies spoke. Edwin Phelps gave the address. A quiet hour led by Rev. A. Sterling Barner followed. In the evening the convention ban- quet will take place followed by ad- dresses by Doctor Stilwell and Doc- tor Petty, Saturday will close the sessions. Playmakers To Meet This Evening There will be a meeting of the Junior Playmakers this evening at seven-thirty in the assembly room of the High School. Election of Officers will be held, and plans will be made for events to take place this coming year. A program will be presented consisting of several musical selections and readings. The French Club and Debate Club have been abolished and the Play- makers organization, is at present the only organization recognized in the high school by the school board or faculty. The customary Senior Class Play has also been abolished and Seniors wishing to appear in a three act play this ycar will be afforded the opportunity to appear in the play to be staged by the Playmakers early in November, This play wi be staged for the purpose of raising money to finance the trip of a group of Playmakers from Bismarck High School to the University of North Dakota at Grand Forks, where they expect. to enter a play in. the annual Play- maker convention there, in compe- tition with other schools. Since there will be competition at this convention every playmaker ex- pects the support of the students of Bismarck High School and citizens of Bismarck, as it is a worthy or- ganization. and deserves everyone's support as well as any athletic or- ganization. "DANCE Elks Hall Mandan. Music by New Bismarck and Man- dan Orchestra. Sat. Oct. 4. MARCEL AND CURL LAST LONG- ER after a.Golden Glint Shampoo. The Weather Unsettled tonight and Saturday; probably showers. Warmer tonight. Bergeson’s Custom Clothes Tailored by Hand Bergeson’s Red Cross Will Start Annual Drive The American National Red Cross |\ will hold its annual state wide Roll | Call, to enroll its membership for) 1925, from October 5 to 18, in North | Dakota. Letters have been sent to} the ministers asking that they state the purpose and principles of the Red Cross on Sunday, October 5, as this day has been designated as Red Cross Sunday. The letters bring out the fact that the soul of Red Cross is service. It makes no distinction as! to race or creed. It is a practical | and modern application of the story | of the Good Samaritan. The county has been organized and | the workers appointed. Mrs. F. L. ! Conklin is chairman of the Burleigh! County Chapter and R. E. Tracy heads the Bismarck Roll Call drive. The following are the chairmen of their respective towns or districts: Moffit—T. H. Pillsbury. Wilton—A. M. Dahl. Menoken—A. T. Welch. McKenzie—P. P. Bliss, Driscoll—H. A. Knudson. Baldwin—H. G. Higgins. Burnt Creek—Steve Morris. Arena—A. C. Isaminger. Wing—Mrs. Edgerton. Regan—A. L. Garnas. Sterling—H, E. Wildfang. Hay Creek—L. W. Sperry. Burnt Creek—Victor Moyier. Bismarck—Richard Trac; Fort Rice—Mrs. Geo. Hedricks. The chairman of the townships are fas follow: Mrs. Wm. Luke, Apple 's. Victor Anderson, Steele; Mrs. Frank Prater, Lien; and Mrs. C. J. Trygg, Trygg. Through the cooperation of Miss Madge Runey, superintendent of Bur- leigh County schools, supplies have been sent to teachers of country schools and they are asked to assist | in enrolling their districts. county campaign will be during the DON’T PAY For beauty you fail to get By Edna Wallace Hopper I am not a cosmetic maker, not a beauty expert. My work is on the stage and screen. But I have had advantages which most girls and women lack. I had a_rich,. am- Jevery bitious mo. ther who took me in world search for = the utmost in beauty! helps. 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And my baby skin, at my age, shows how much it means to women. ,No woman I have ever met has ever found a cream to compare. Edna Wallace Hopper’s Youth Cream is now supplied by all drug- gists and toilet counters at 60c per jar and 35c per tube. But I shall be glad to send a free sample, if you wish. Just mail the coupon for it, and my Beauty Book will come with it. Edna Wallace Hopper Photo -1923 Trial Tube Free Edna Wallace Hopper, 536 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago. I want to try Facial Youth. Grand Pacific Beauty Parlor Is now open for the public. We employ an expert Hair Bobber from the Twin Cities. Also specialize in manicuring, facials, scalp treatment, marcelling, round curling, hair dressing, hair tinting and soft-water shampoos. Phone 492 for appointments. Grand Pacific Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor. coming week while the city campaign will take place the second week of the drive, Mr. Tracy will announce his work- ers later. Scott Cameron spoke about the Red Cross Roll Call at the Kiwanis club last week and Judge Davies spoke to the Lions club. There will be speakers at the Rotary and other clubs this coming week. ‘ TO SING HERE Miss -Majorie Fitzloff of New |Salem, who is visiting with Miss Madge Runey, will..sing both morn- ing and evening, Sunday in the Pres- byterian church. Miss Fitzloff, who is instructor of music in New Salem, is a graduate of the . Minneapolis School of Musi LEGION AUXILIARY TO HOLD RUMMAGE SALE The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a rummage sale, October 11. Plans will be completed this coming week and the place for the sale will be decided upon. All mem- bers are asked to colfect articles for the sale. TO HOLD RUMMARGE SALE A rummage sale will be held in the basement of the Methodist church, on Saturday, Oct. 4, it was decided at the meeting Wednesday of the Meth- odist Ladies Aid Society who will sponsor the sale. TO GET CAR AT MINNEAPOLIS Glen Moe of this city left Wednes- day for. Minneapolis where he will get a car for the Interstate Trans- portation Company. Mr. Moe drives one of the large cars between Bis- marck and Minot. WIN HONORS AT. LUNCHEON At the bridge luncheon given by Mrs. Fred Peterson and Mrs. John Peterson in honor of Mrs. Henry Tately and Clara Tately, Wednesday 119-3rd St. All leading fur Wraps Will Be Shown. Exclusive Designs and Garments Made To Special Order Will Receive the Per- sonal Attention of Mr. A. J. Peterson, Furrier. Sarah Gold Shop That NewFallHat A MODERATE RANGE OF PRICES Miss Buchholz, Millinery Opposite Van Horn Hotel Sale of Furs |j Under Personal Direction Glemaker Furs have character and style of distinction because Glemaker furriers aim at superior workmanship and perfection matching and seaming. Each gar- ment is subject to the most exact- ing inspection before leaving our shop. Linings are chosen with ut- most care for color harmony — servce — and satisfaction. unprime and undesirable pelts are rejected by Glemaker & Co., assur- ing their patrons of commendable quality. combine the ultimate in quality, style and service at the lowest price consistant with merchandise of such high quality. noon, Mrs, M. C. Schoelkopf and Mrs, W. H. Webb won the honors. VISITS HERE ON WAY TO CALIF. Mrs. Eugene L. Patterson, who is returning to her home at Santa Bar- bara, California, after a trip abroad, is the house guest for a few days of Mr. and Mrs. George Duemeland. | BAPTISED LAST EVENING | Dr. Ryerson baptised Emma Louise, | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bechtold, last evening at 7:30 o'clock | at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.| Falconer. LEAVE AFTER VISIT George Mannheimer, and ’ Louiz Zahner of St. Paul and Robert Beau- { dreau of Duluth ‘will leave for their! homes today after being here a few, days on business and pleasure. { | i CORRECTION In the news items stating the re- | moval of W, H. Webb and family to | the S. W. Corwin home the address | should have read 515 Mandan Ave. | Mr. and Mrs. S. E, Wagner are the | proud parents of a baby boy, born to- | day at the St. Alexius hospital. | The Barclay Reducing Cor- sets and Girdles Designed es- pecially for each client of! beautiful silk-covered, steam | curved Para Rubber. Also| full line of Custom made Dress and Surgical models. | For appointment call Mrs. Burch. Phone 538-J. DANCE Elks Hall Mandan. Music by New Bismarck and Man-; dan Orchestra. Sat. Oct. 4. The fashionable woman of taste and discernment will find many pleasing creations in our splendid stock of new fall millinery. A wide va- riety of styles in the new Directoire influence. For millinery that mirrors the latest vogue try us first. Our Chic New Creations Will Please You. of Mr.' A. J. Peterson of Glemaker & Co. of St. Paul, Minn. (Importers and Manufacturers) Oct. 6th and 7th. in The Glemaker fur garments jen rib when he fell while super en ee ees i| At The Movies ' jpicture is one of the most important o——_. a te CITY NEWS | | Is Recover 4 W. E, Breen, i who sustained a brok- ing the loading of a car of flax] North of the city a few days ago, is improving in a local hospital. “© es CAPITOL Following lengthy negotiations between Carl Laemmie, president of Universal Pictures Corporation and the Capitol theatre, contracts w signed for the early presemtation |here of “The Hunchback of Notre | Dame.” Booking of this wonder —- nnouncements in local .theat rie reles in many weeks. The fame of the Victor classic in its celluloid fornt has / been so generally known that it is hardly necessary to dwell upon its ) greatness. During the first five | months following its ‘premier at the Hugo | BISMARCK CLOAK SHOP “The Popular Priced Store” Shop, | Store. Astor Theatre it was shown Jexitimate of the United States. It established a record at the Astor by running for more than six months to ea crowds, in New York in the 1 The Altar Society of the Catholic church will hold aj} food sale Sat. Oct. 4, at Qual- ity Meat Market. Sale staris at 10 a. m. Special on Fall Hats. V ues up to $6.50. Now sellin at $3.75. Bismarck Cloak “The Popular Price The Methodist Ladies’ Aid: Society will hold their annual Fall Rummage Sale in the church basement on Satur-' day, Oct. 4. Have You Ever Heard A Schrammel Orchestra? | Here’ ’s your chance on this new ‘Victor Record. A Schrammel | , Orchestra is a European product, | | with the zither, violin and flute li { ' SPECIAL FOR | SATURDAY ONLY Ladies’ and Misses’ Wool Dresses — Latest materials and_ styles— Values up to $42.50. Specially priced at $2.50 Special Discount On All Coats in Stock. sion. Whether it conveys Slorby ;predominant. You must drop, in and hear these two beautiful | Viennese waltzes, played as they | | do it in Vienna. i Vienna, Vanishing Fairy City and Vienna, City of My Dreams By the Victor Schrammel Orchestra Victor Record No. 19491 Hoskins-Meyer Exclusive Victor Dealers Bismarck, N. D. \ New Victor Records, Once a Week, Every Week—Friday A PHOTOGRAPH Is a suitable gift for almost any occa- It speaks a universal language-+ a language understood by everybody. a message of love or friendship, it telle it more effectively than a written letter. this it has to be a “Speaking Likeness” —the kind they make at Of course, to do Studio | jl | NOTICE ) i, IS OBSERVED After October 1sf, We ‘Will 4" wholesale Bread at 13 cents. E |Homan’s Cafe and Bakery. “Karpen Week” opened toda pceaeanealbaat a) the Webb Brothers Depart Store. During the period from today ntil October 11, special displays of arpen furniture willbe made. Rooms have been arranged at W Brothers, with nnusually attract arringement of furniture, and AG public is invited to view the display. Cleaner, Safer and Cheaper. Cook by Electricity. DANCE . Elks Hall Mandan. Music by New Bismarck and Man- dan Orchestra. Sat. Oct. 4. Try Mrs. W. E. Cleveland’s home made Angel Food Cake. Phone 975. Fall Styles for Sweet Sixteen There is no one more particular than Miss Sixteen. Every minute detail in her fall! costume must be absvlutely fashion-right. From the tips of her jaunty Oxfords with‘ their smart bow ties to the top of her chic felt hat, she is the personification of What) +5 the Young Girl Wears This Fall. And that is why she comes to Richmond’s Bootery for her footwear. BEAU TY EXPERIENCE Miss Gillett— With yea’ LO LOTT of experience as‘ Operator and Instructor in Beauty work; Mrs, Kuntz— A real marcel specialist; Miss Hagan— Whose work will please. Assures you courteous atten- tion und skilled work. “Our Methods Please” All Shingle Bobs 50c ARRINGTON’S Shop & Beauty Parlor Phone 130-W UN = SHOPPE {ium Barber Special Discount GRANTED P FIR: FIFTY NROLLED. Mandan Business College. PREPARATORY He TAL NOGRAPHIC SECRE TAL, DAY AND EVENING CLASSES Modern Equip ent — Individual” ip Method Instruction, School Opens SEPT, 29th. Students may enter any time. Your opportunity to save—Arrange For Your Scholarship Now; Before the First Fifty Students Are Enrolled. For Catalog and Further Particulars, Address t J. F. PEARCY, Business Mgr. Mandan, N. D. “Style Without Extravagance.” 312 Main St. Phone 566 38 pairs patent leather strap pumps — light color Rubber heels. linings. 18 pairs of black Kid pu: straps. 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