The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 22, 1925, Page 5

Sitter as “gt their Governor and Mrs. Sorlie Entertain At Reception Governor and Mrs. A. G. Sorlie en- tertained at a reception last evening home. Guests thembers of the senate, supreme court judges and the representatives of the press. Governor and Mrs. Sorlie were assisted in the receiving | tne by Senator Alfred Steele, from sti n county, David Hamilton, from McHenry county, and Lieutenant-Governor and Mrs. Mad- dock, Mrs. J. B. Cooley of Grand Forks; Miss Margaret Welsch, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Larsen and Miss Chrissie Budge assisted through the Miss Sally Larsen, sister of rank Vogel, and who is here visiting, sang and gave a number of readings. Mrs. W. J. Targart also sang. Refreshments were served during the course of the evening, with Miss Hagel Nielson and Mrs. Frank Vogel presiding over the tea and Miss Larsen, Mrs. R. E. Wenzel Mrs. Targart helping in the din- ing room. The reception was very informal at the special reguest of Governor and Mrs. Sorlie. Bouquets of flowers in the various rooms formed pretty appointanen(ts: for ‘the affair. Members of the~House and state officials are to-be entertained at similar functions this week. Senator “CHARM SCHOOL” THURSDAY The Charm School, a very delight- ful and popular comedy in. three acts, is pow nearly ready to be fuged by the Junior Playmakers of t High school. The cast is made up of, experienced actors, most of whom appeared in last year’s Junior Class Play. The Charm School, will be given on January 29th, at the Au- ditortum. Seats may be reserved at Harris & Woodmansee on January 27th, The proceeds of this play will be used to send a one-act comedy to compete at the High School Festival at Grand Forks in the spring. The local chapter of the North Dakota Playmakers was organized to promote dramatics in the High School. In this it has been highly successful, having staged many bril- liant plays which have shown the! earnest.idesire of the members to) make a.success of the movement. Hard work, combined with true dra- matic talent, has enabled the chap- ter to aid in buying’a piano with The Weather - Mostly’ cloudy. -tonight and . Friday; probably snow by Friday. SUCCESSFUL MEN WEAR GOOD CLOTHES ~— Bergeson’s Quality-Style-Kconomy Announcement was recently made | of the committee which will charge of the various phases of the Senior prom, which will be held the evening of April 17, according to Herbert Moore of Minot, prom mi The following are included members of committees: Charles Burke; music, Archie Olson, Constance and property Gruschus, ager. Mandan; Duckstad, Golumbus; and e Dickinson. TO LOCATE IN ILLINOIS W. H. Johnson, who resigned his position with the farm loan depart- ment of the Bank of North Dakota |i about a year ago to take up work in the loan and investment department of the Bankers Insurance Company of Chicago, has now taken charge of the Investment and Loan ment, of the Cloverleaf Life Casualty Company of Jacksonville, Illinois, according to announcement made by the monthly bulletin of: this He was formerly Register of Deeds at Mott, N. D. company. L, A. P. The MITTEE refreshments, lectrical, Howard L. A. P. M., money earned through various en- tertainments. The organization is made up only| of students having an eighty or above in their studies, This eliminates all who are not willing to} work hard for the success of chapter. average of | included /CHAS. BURKE NAMED ON COM- publicity, M. MEETING AND DANCE 1. 0. 0, F. are holding a special meeting this aft- ernoon, at which time there will be BISMARCK CLOAK SHOP “The Popular Price Store” One assortment of high grade woo! dresses, values up up to $39.50 for FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9) 4.50 PRICE Coats. $29.00, § Exceptionally low on remaining stock of Winter $19.50, $24.50, $39.00 and $47.50. Depart- and | the! have | 8 ecti vit furnish is in st Miss jhonor of Miss Garnet Royer. guests w in yell .|dils we served Dale held a Installa’ d me Dealers HE Wm. 1 2nd Priz make our Radio Suggestion. solution will win the prizes. town folks. store and geta blank. wIse ant Pitas yoade _ -HOSKINS-MEYER: WIN A PRILE CROSSWORD, RADIO SE GEDSION ‘PUZZLE —IN—— FRIDAY’S BISMARCK TRIBUNE We will run a Crossword and Radio Suggestion Puzzle contest which starts Saturday the 24th and runs to 6:00 p. m. Friday the 30th. THERE WILL BE FIVE PRIZES Ist Prize—Red Seal Headset. ones Multiplug. 3rd Prize—B-Battery Volt Meter. Ath Prize—Broadcast Stamp Album. 5th Prize—A-Battery Hydrometer. Solve the puzzle and then choose 18 words from those contained in the puzzle and write in order to Seal your solution in an enyétopa being sure to sign your name and mail to Radio Contest, Hoskins- Meyer, Bismarck, N. D. These envelopes will be shaken up and then marked from No. 1 up., The first five lowest numbers with the correct or nearest correct” This contest is open to out-of-town as well as in Be sure and mee a Friday's 3 ‘Tribune or ‘drop into the Maj. A. H. Scharnowski appointed by the Departm x officer. ions issued party for t im. to Gammons were hostesses ceived many discussed. lied as the new president of the | Bismarek nny m this morning for Fargo, where will be PAGE FIVE jon and installation of offi nder as Ynspecting and The ladies for a a.m Miss N: the music and a good time ore for all who attend. KITCHEN SHOWER d Mrs, John | ki Lena Naverud Gramling, ven at the hom von, Tuesday evening, in} ine Cox, ¢ About | J A mock ure of e present, s the main ations wer low datfo: ont th TanehebH wa mmons and Mrs, uest of honor re Dw a re by ed: President acific Booster Club regular meeting last evening. tion of officers took place | thods of bettering the road | *~ N. Orchard was | pointed. Program .. SDAY BRIDGE Shepard enter i v left he | wo t Company, ing present at the convention, - | improved RE FROM DICKINSON trips Rabe, of Dickinson, is spend- | month. s.| McDonald, M: tory of the Assoc The following « bership « Derrick with a handsome and hand purse, in view of he with Implement !Derrick plan to leave for Californi: . De health is ntly to warrant the | They will be gone for about a us soon us } uffic! afternoon, nder the direction of the teacher, ydia Smith, a short program | , recitations and exercises, n by the sollewive pup ) Falconer, Mrs. J. L, and introduc Fargo, a Si e interest of PArent- tion rman of committees were a . Mrs. G. Mrs. them. Mr. a ne MeDonald Hughes led | PARENT-TEAC! HE RS ASSOCIATION | A Parent Teacher Association Madee nuney) colplytetiver| a talk on the work of Mrs. | nd gave the his- | ers were elect- | McDonald W. Hedrix -Angus Falcone: Wn. Falconer he meetings will be held the last riday of every month. A good atten the next meeting ance is desired nd Mr at ing a few days in Bismarck this week | looking after business -matters. vi dr esday afternoon, | good fellowship while MIDWINTER RECITAL dre Pupils from “Mrs. Scheffer’s | Clo ited, See ei Cle FRIDAY $1.0 the at Shop. Scott’s ee YES! WE DELIVER | PHONE 816 Hand picked Navy Bean: class will sing on Friday, Jan. | ed-| 30th at 8:15, at the | The public is cordially in-| a food sale at Hos! Jan. 24, beginning at aa new the A N —, a Ito. | “ensemble | Bismarck | | Sat. a.m. | "i as: Electric pounds for. The War Methers will hold Is Better Cookery 311 7TH ST. ensemble | Bigmarck | new the leyers Cookery Jan. eneeereererreseeseseeseeeee eee eeDseOeeeOsOes “DRESS UP AND SUCCEED” leecevccecesaneacesseeseseseeeeseeseeeeeseeerss Made Right In Bismarck Our spring woolens have arrived and we are prepared to give you more before. Make your exclusive fabrics than ever selection now and we will have your suit or overcoat ret udy when you want it. Our 2 yarments are all made in our own fot in Bismarek by expert workmen, Quality — Style BERGESON’S Tailoring. - Keonomy Clothing. SATURDAY WILL DO THE WORK OF $2.00 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY IN THE GOLDEN RULE STORE, YOU WILL PROFIT BY READING EVERY ITEM IN THIS CIRCULAR AND ADV. AS EVERY ARTICLE PURCHASED DURING THESE TWO DAYS MEANS A CASH SAVING TO YOU. THERE WILL BE MANY MORE AR- TICLES OFFERED IN THIS TWO DAY EVENT WE WON’T HAVE ROOM TO LIST. WE WILL REFUND, AND MAKE EX- CHANGES. mond Strang” LADIES’ SATIN PUMPS A real value in ladies’ Satin pump, high heel, Suede trim with bow tie, PATENT AND VICI KID Ladies’ Patent leather and Vici Kid cut out, strap pumps, an all ‘leather pump, LADIES’ KID PUMP Ladies’ Vici Kid Latice Strap pump, Military heel, leather lined, a very beautiful Pump, $3.95 MEN’S OVERALLS “A. good full cut 220 Denim Overall \oooweroveccreseseerersseseeesese test sTseeseseseesessMeseeeseeees, 48¢ Ladies’ Rib top Mercerized Hose. and Cordovan. Black $1.00 39c Boys’ Heavy Ribbed Stockings, size 7 to 101%, black only. C50) Sareea Lone onbbeoced lscceesovovecoosrosores 36 in. Outing Flannel, striped patterns, good heavy grade. AV VAIS... «5 /:cisise see syeie cis os lenesonscorcescssccocccossccccscscocecoescocessoeccese. 27 in. Amoskeg Daisy Cloth, White Outing Flannel, one of the heaviest 7 yards grades. 7 yards ewsnorovororces: seller. Renfrew Devonshire, 32 in. wide, all colors, a regular 39c. value. 10 yards 36. in. 6 yards. veeeee eresee Hinds Honey and Almond Cream, 50c at all $1.00 $1.00 Gold S ul P EVERY SALE MUST BE SATISFACTORY IN THIS CHAIN OF CASH STORES. iow Cases, from Starch. 3 for... 36 inch Con patterns 7 yards seeserecvosvocescrobecscccosors. 29¢ Tu hot towel. 4 for... eoescorsvessocvecocccoocoososebecocososcsesces. eeneresccsscocssorccoscososs| 82 in. Kalburnie Ginghams, a ‘regular 35c 86 in. colored Indian Head, fast colors, in Blue, Rose, Brown, Green, Tan and Pink, 45c sellér. 3 yards. . 36 in. Unbleach Ranger Brand Muslin, a real Unbleached Muslin Very heavy grade. (Our Brand). $1.00 36 in. Light and Dark Scouts Percales, very good patterns, a real value, $1.00 $1.00 30 in. Everetts Shirting in good patterns, most stores sell 25c. $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 Men’s Merc seller, Duri Saturday, 3 .6 for a real value, styles, SiON... 3. hs we sell 7 pai 65c¢ regular patterns, Men’s wrist. glove, 5 for.'....., ume et leceecccccssscsccccoccces Men’s Heavy your High Top Shoes Wort ng Friday and for. . 001 ‘Sox. 40c Hall Mark Semi finish linen, collar, 3 ¥ eoocccoonoocoepocosocoece Men’s Rockford Sox, the original Rockford, no better grade, WNW y san eotao ods eencrooccccoboocoros. selling price, Men’s natural color cotton Hose, or light gray color, well worth 25c, GOLDEN RULE Our Name “318 MAINST. ¥ § pir _ 2. Our Policy , EPPINGER BED. 12 inch case; erescroveson: s, all in very good Knit tie, 2 BIG DOLLAR DAYS Friday and Saturday | free $1.00 seeseesorcers $1.00 , 24. in x 16in. good heavy $1.00 eecsovevcverscccoecosess| ytton Socks, a regdlar 45¢ seerceccsccoscecoooocseses Just the thing for "Men's canvas Leather face Gauntlet gloves, $1.00 eevcersececccecovecrserseneserereoeeeesenees 89c Men’s heavy wool Socks, Grey color, only $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 good $1.00 $1.00 29c Canvass leather face, blue knit $1.00 Leber Diamend Rea. MEN’S WORK SHOE Men’s I’ack Toe Shoe, leather lined toe, a good heavy leather sole, $4.45 PATIENT PUMPS Ladies’ Patent leather cut out, Latice Pump low heel, well worth $4.50 $3.45 Black Gun Metal, Brown Russia Calf, Girls’ Oxford Low Heel, $2.69 | | PEPPERELL SHEETING 8linch, } AAR ENR APE MEA ECE Dance postponed until | Caledonian Society Entertain- 30th, account| ment Friday 23rd. a) vav6\ WAV AWOWSWOWONON ATA