The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 10, 1925, Page 6

PAGE SIX The and de tory B. Belk was cho Other . Rollo, vi gate fi tend the supreme held in Mrs, Ali alternate quet in t otel, the Ss, preced judge lected from disint A teen miles out of the city last even-! ing couldn't mar the fun. A farewell party i North and Mrs, Bas oxaassisting of whist were were won by Mrs. and Carl Wild M Minot where h tion in his fi hott, on” from Ko: 'ORMER HI Is A former Bi: ta Gamm: j) North Dakota, ¢ 4) ing to spend the (. tion. Mary city |} for treatment. SEE OTIS {) | Mr. and Mrs. W der were in town Yeomen Elect Officers at State Conclave rck Yeomen degree team m the third ¢ w York city in June, Jocum of Jamestown nd W. H. Elli vd to hold the next conelave in Mandan. fern room of the | left the p: a ini the other teams. in the competition wel rtainment of th All of the tw visitars report a Even the two: eing stuck in the mud s ral pretty gifts. CHURCH MUSIC PROGRAM 1 lay Musical Emmet Griffin -|must make deposits in the RRIED i GOES TO HOSPITAL + _ Miss Aletta Widness Ellison of Sterling car t evening to bring Mrs. Ther- on Ellison to the Bismarck Hospital is Skinner play, i Strawberry ‘and “Chocolate Ice Cream. Modern Dairy. The Weather Generally fair tonight and Saturday. Slightly cooler Saturday. | Social end Personal | | ped off here to Methodist Men Entertain Ladies! Aid Royally | orchid or- ma Little h the banquet, nor her, = mpson, president of the began the far cting areal of the morning choir, is reported to be one of ful di within leaving them in sion of the Ladies’ Aid, which was the next number on the "4 equest that the 1 of the street the heir ty were pre porting the most hilarious time of the season. aptain, Marfan $ tser, The jud, The morning choi terian church will g on Wednesday e led the following H. BANK OF HEALTH Do you realize that you bank of health everyday? The safest way to keep your health-assets intact, is to keep your body well-nourished. Scott's Emulsion is the food-tonic, rich in vita- ijmins that helps thousands o| realize dividends on their deposits iri the bank of health. A little of Scott’s Emulsion ; helps you keep your “ideposit of strength jintact, Scott & Bowxe, Bloomfield, N. J. wu Call Mrs. W. E. Cleveland for HOME MADE ANGEL FOOD CAKE. Phone 975 — 614 Ave. C. The Blindness In Judith’s set, a » either a “good fellew,” or was “out of luck.” For ex. ample, “What was wrong with little drink between friends?” pe wanted'to be popular, but she could not know that in finally yielding tothe taunts ofherfriendsand - taking her first little drink— just to be a “good fellow”— was to be the beginning of'a mad career of folly that would. end in the blackest: tragedy. Never was the curse of drink brought home with such com- _ pelling force as in the story of Jadith, appearing under the title, Tangled Threads,” in ‘Troe Story Megat May. And this is only one of many remarkable features in the May issue. Get your copy today. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | VISIT SCHOOLS d Mrs, nel CITY NEWS i]s Se anemia! visiting schools throughout the county dur- ing the past week. RETURNING TO BOTT! 1 stop- for their! M s visit. in Thermopolis, Wyom- att Nina! “Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN has entirely relieved Waisti of Wing going home for) the Easter hol urned from | rava Bore dN constipation can 4,1 5Ran if eaten regularly—two with his parents. WORKS ON FARMS Matt Matson of New Le d to McKenzie yesterday to work ‘ig jour- ris home from the Jni-\ rugs of no avail in seeking per- milk or cream, or try the recipes {manent relief from constipation, given on the package. If eaten FROM McKENIZE 4 Kelloge’s attennan has entirely re- ; , c Me-| belie ct comtlpation, betors 1 | PUnCHeee. Brice. rea in Bette ;| Kenzie are in the city today on busi-| N° a"Hinw ausueanLwas a regular Creek, Michigan. Served by lead- guy inptaking pills always ting ing hotels and restaurants. Sold womething to bring relief. Now I never fe Seer tea: Taely recomend tet ” Sy BROEPTR % anyone to relieve constipation as» you Advertize on the packuye. My daughter felt cate ALL BRAN and T can see ber Sealth improve. ¢Signed) 8. V. Hunt, Aurora, Tl, ALL-BRAN Here's a Tourist model that will get the n who want the newest Other styles for other tastes. A hat made for critical | men at a price econom- ‘ical men appreciate. » |GORDON HATS $5.00 INSURANCE A windstorm strikes suddenly like a, rattle- snake and you can’t pre- You can’t move your house out of the way. But you CAN get from H. T. Murphy. MURPHY SS DIAMONDS Real Diamonds; that are perfectly cut, flawless, and of fine We have a large stock of these high grade dia- monds,. beth loose and F mounted, also.a wonder- ful display of fine dia- mond mountings. ~ Let us examine your diamonds, they may be insecure in the settings and, become lost, our ex- pert diamond setter will set your diamonds in new settings; while you wait if you wish; F. A. KNOWLES Jeweler - Bismarck” i The House of. “Lucky Wedding Rings.” |~—_____ ————_———@ | howoods; Miss Florence Rupp, Bald- o——. St. Alexius Hospital Admitted to the St. Alexius Boe pital for treatment: s Estella Pearce, city; Miss| .on a Hille, city; Harold ‘Larson,| jy} “Admitted to the Bismarck Hospital for treatment: Gilb | Baue iden Valley; Hans Boehrn- ; Mrs. » Boeckel, Hazen; |, Birth: Mrs. Elmer Grieve, girl, wk, Elbowoods; | Alice. d; Miss Serene} Dischafged: Albert Larson, Man- seph Schneider, : Dickinson, Napoleon; ara Voigt, El- ntz, Napoleon. ‘me of constipation,” writes grateful father You can get permanent relief }j UNA AJ from constipation with Kellogg’s be promptly. tablespoonfuls daily, oe sani i cases, Wit every meal, octors: stop ped. Here {8 yecommend it because it is a bulk signed evidence. food which sweeps the intestine | Mr. Hunt’s case is typical of clean, | stimul lates digestion _ an thousands of others who have "0rmal, ‘healthy action. : found habit-forming pills and Fat Kelloge’s ALL-BRAN with regularly, it is guaranteed to bring 4 is i ting letter : pene ean relief or the grocer returns the he FLORSHEIM SHOE Florsheim Shoes do more than protect your feet—they add the desired touch of refinement to your attire and give comfort that you enjoy. THE FLEETWOOD $10 Kichmonds Bootery Richholt’s Cash and Carry [me coi] Grocery [7 «-~] The Original Cash and Carry Store, ee a, Peiesaineiee CERES x ons aons $ 1 00 from 10 to 42 bet Pep pounds, ++---- oee Seen ame 2 i 23c fg epee gprs cn ae Fresh Eggs, all you want, per dozen Stewing chickens, only a few, * PER. POUNG TS F554 ts Saas y sects Siete pies. 26c ee ‘Bie a - .. 20¢ FRUIT ASSORTMENT OF 2 cans of Peaches, 2 cans of Grapes, and 1 ¢an Egg Plums, large California fruits. One 5 can assortment Seedless Raisins, 4 pound package............. Movalco Sifted Peas, COMB iynsers yeu eaisantes tvatn aie te 4 Hand packed Tomatoes, No. 2 cans BUCANS siete cis rite ce see ooo pelere Kale slaves» Pineapple, 8 large cans...........: Richholt Quality Coffee. STRAWBERRIES. + ORANGES GRAPE FRUIT- ~ CELERY «© HEAD LETTUCE BUTTERMILK ~. ———-SWEET CREAM-AND MILK—— ses away of Minot are in town on busi-| js in town on court matte! Bismarck Hospital ness. ert Anderson, Roseglen; Fd| take, hold when you let go?|in town. 2 tables were in play, Mrs. Spencer ark Sexton, Beu-| Call 573, Great West Life, A. COOK BY WIRE . Valker receiving the guest pri 3 A. Doerner, Agent. ve FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1925 | ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE Mrs, Frayne Baker entertained bridge party yesterday afterno [a bb ide at which Mrs. George Valker of Mi: STE RTT HERE FROM FARGO not was the out-of-town guest. Rose ‘i i i j,| tulips and Easter lillies made very Will a Life Insurance Policy| attorney #. T. Conéry of Fargo is] tettive table. decorations. . Three HERE ON BUSINESS HERE FROM WILLISTON H. E. Burleigh and H. H. Hath-| Judge Francis E. Fisk of Williston Boise winning the honors, and Mrs. INSTEAD OF BY FIRE = | Mrs Be Bi viotson ponte Easter Footwear Style with a freshness and attraction beyond question is presented in our many pretty models that are sure to be most prominent in the Easter fashion show. Somewhére in this large showing there will be found a size for most any foot: peti r omething Silk Hose New in To be correct; your hose Footwear should match the coat or frock; sometimes the ” Black Patent hd pump with it’s plored Shown in many variations, with or without straps; trim. Sheer chiffons are with side gore; French vamps, Cuban or high heels and the vogue; shown here many have the new colored trimmings. in a very complete line $7.50 to $1 1 .00 ‘of colors; also black at $2.25 Satins ~z Golden Blonde with stitched toe trimming; Black satin LaFrance, Kayser, Hum- with moire quarter and*many pretty models in one or ming Bird, Phoenix and two strap or step-in models with any height of heel Burlington Never Mend, are shown at all silk hose with double reinforced heel ahd toe made in standard quali- ties and all colors, are $7.00 to $10.00 $2.00, $2.50 “Merchandise of Merit Only” For Your Easter Greetings Flowers are tryest symbols of the joy and happiness that Easter represents. Have them in your home, send them to. good. friends, brighten the sick room. Perpetuate your Easter messafe in pleasant memory of flower greetings. : CUT FLOWERS — Dozen- PLANTS Each Easter Lilies ........$6.90 Easter Lilies.$1.00 to $6.00 _ Roses... $3.00 to $12.09 Baby Ramblers. j Loe sia er ak $2.50 to $3.50 « i arnatio) Ramblers. ..$3.00 to $5.00 1 Carnations, Red Jonquils. . Darwins Tulips ., ‘. Sweet Peas .. -$2.50 | Hydrangea. .$1.50 to $6.00 . iq -$2.00 Easter Greetings ue : { PRON i eke » $1.50 to $2.50 $2.00 Pot Jonquils. . Pot Tulips . +#$1,00 — . Pot Lily of the Valley.$2.50 _, " Easter Flower Greetings Telegraphed>. | i to any city in the United Sta : j _ HOSKINS-MEYER | RV SULTS