The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 10, 1925, Page 5

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10,- 1925 eessieeea iene nails abed eater imotai A Ee cc THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE CHURCH REDEC ORATED PAGE FIVE other 7 ; — HAS GUESTS ~ CHURCH SALE j their mother and the with | Mrs. C. L. Thompson has as her i ioe on Hanne shale ite The interior of St. George's church! their father sts, her mother, Mrs, Mary rad-| Presbyterian church will be held in) has heen completely redecorated dur reer * a and her sister and husband, Mr ime church parlors, October 20 andj ing the past two weeks and her| AT THE BRIDGE | i Mrs. Verne Lydeen, all of Petti. | 0. Davenport announces that the church | * I ani M i 4 Melons for sale at the ‘deen Wii netuea Wome Tues, DEWHS LAKE vision | a The Time of Dances | sas re iF. T. Cuthbert, Devils Lake, is in bridge tomorrow. Bring bz ; is 2 | the r for several days on’ busi- | DIVORCE GRAN cr prove any that have been Has Come Again B. P. W. Club to Women s Clubs to 1 N BUSINESS italic: Uailine Gastertae ee iuet Unsatisfactory and get better i i i vB NESS Judee Janse: s om 7 z re x . . Entertain May Buy Mural Painting Ot Wilton was in the Zu Tsusonias | from | Bawird Tones in exchange. IS the time when you will Neiaigeines at anna For Memorial a Mrs, dacoson forin-) on busine jehildren, some of whom will be with | Wm. Kimball. fied. a Victrola to farnish the — ee geen _ON BUSINE i = . ‘ hirthday Tuesday, Octobe with a of Wom ing clubs, ist = een Feudal Wy Mealivorte howe! leis thetime wt he bie cafés dinner at the club rooms. The mem-, Valley City. The ‘outstanding con-| near Bi * Mie Wallworth fane ‘i tis the ume when the big cales, 8 particularly happy in having | structive measure before the fede soo ‘or Regan tol 8 ‘ 2 als < restaure s; begi Robson as their guest for ation was the proposed project of a cat setae) 1 the hotels and restaurants begin ‘placing one mural painting, to be! a ae aeat . re uke will be the | Hone by one of the greatest of Amer H 7 i. _T0 ; their autumn seasor of dance mu Noah ened ” and # Peppy! ican mural inter in the new Lib-| Mrs. William 0. Goodman, Minne- a a Bares hnotored to Grafton by orchestras which have made a sing of Nor ota songs for Miss erty Memorial building an the Cap-janolis, is in the ‘city, the guest of | Yesterday on business i stras aS, 4 Robson, with a shower of dishes for) itol grounds at Bismarck, her sister, Mrs. George R. Reim = gn = for themselves the club rooms, will be the features: The panenae of the Art Division, | Mrs. Goodman will be here abo: TRIP 7 Vu trolas name for themselves. of the evening. |Florence H. Davie of Bismarck, pre- | week ' : sain went to Mott Friday . 7 Mrs. Edith Wakeman Hughes, at! sented the ation, te”the tae i All this dance music and tion | recom whose home Miss Robson is stopping, | on Thursday morning, At New guest of the club. Din- mended that this be the next. big BISMARCK HOSPETAL NOTES ‘ deel you can get, on Victor rved promptly at six constructive undertaking of the fed. Admitied:, Ladwigs Wuehs., Zan: The Hugh Jackson modern ty ona and club members will attend eration. The fact was brought out st Tee 1, WoL. Dan Low records, which bring it eral days’ : the theatre in a body. that the Federation of Women clubs busines —_————_—___—_ {of North Dakota had brought to the Mrs. Haugh Is | state its first bit of fine art, namel; the Crunelle Statue of akawea,! Hostess at now on the capitol ground house, 417- 10th Street. Lot has frontage of 88 feet and into your own home. IS IMPROVING iss Ruth Bowers, daught ys. J) Walter Die tinson, Wallid Prices y Hl the D sib M 0 2 st two wee s Sa i 4 Bridge Dinner HAE nee rey Momarial Balldiig | aited ta he ‘naprovinge rapidly! | HOSPITAL NOTES depth of 150 feet, 8 rooms, 5 tourists this summer, hundreds pass VISITED FAMILY i eth Pipi a wae t i t HOSKINS-MEYER Mrs) Charles J. Haugh, Jr. enter- fatine ie A can Sunday Al A. it, Kiipstein, ‘ot! Menioken Vii: a Anten Bough: bed rooms, hot water heat, tained last evening in her ‘h Third street, with a brid An attractively appointed dinner served at n o'clock from a table prettily ‘decor- ated. After dinner three tables of bridge were played. The prize was awarded to Miss Agnes Parsons. tek yesterday with his VICTROLAS AND RADIO ughter, who ink the school term in .the city Frank Gabel, Davis pointed out, would enhance the (attraction of the ‘state and go fur to make known North Dakota's $1,500 month garage. Only $5,700. cash, balance $50 a with 7% . O'Berg, Warren Center; Mrs. Daniel Stanton, and cultural s | Mrs. Grant er of Grafton of-! fered, in behalf of her club, the sum of $100 for the painting, the first do- nation to be received. RETURNS FROM ‘TRIP fo r Harmon has returned from) Cook, Mont,,| burg: Sailer, trip to Miles Cit. s been for the interest. where he hb eral weeks, t seve DELPHIAN CHAPTER MEETING Al IRN week Coukie y morning the Alpha Eta Del-! | Mrs. L. i Crawford and Mrs, Wil-} prel coun wa ¥ xe Frou sit chapte! tut the McKenzie liam Langer cf the Fortnightly elu re Beets . P slant « Wag Baw ye “Art,” is proving tobe of great in-| Margaret Welch of the Arte and Tot. cath | berg. ters club; and Mrs, W. | from of the Wedn returned from H. Bodenstab © vy Study ciuo have ey where terest as it covers a wide range. The subject for the d s cuated Architecture and Never in your life have »ro| known anything to compare HARVEY HARRIS & CO. ne y i ‘ NS 4, tian Art” and the salient points: they have been attending the State city and urs.with, the complete HAPPI- [HOUSES Oh DENIS} were brought out by the leader, Mrs, Federation of Women's clubs con- Howard Cullig we A L, Rubin, Mrs. George Ebert,’ Mr vention. mk c. L. Young. yitate {NESS of the wonderful : TED gy ey Harris, Mrs. E. M. Keller,! chairman of the department of legis-' FROM .MOTT | “Ground Gripper” shoe. Sold| Mrs. W. F. Woerner, Mrs. ( Nuzt lation artha P. Ta fam Hendricks and Chris Po i" | — == pen ‘and Mrs, F. A. Knowles elon were in attend: nor af Mott were tn the ce eee | exclusively by Alex Rosen &! teresting reports in cennection with) ® the general topic. The Delphian Chapter at the Elks hall October | Bro. COOK BY WIRE veral weeks! piaidens visit! { day on business, will AANCING AND CARD PARTY 29 meet During Our Three Dz y Showing AUDITORIUM *K §' ; F MONDAY, OCT 12, TUESDAY, OCT. 13, BISMARCK STU HONORED Temple, inson, i > . 4 T U Y F This will be inj : ; UNSTEAD OF BY FIRE NR eon RRR WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14. and, the nature of a benefit for the home | ROM MINNEAPOLIS nd) fund. Each guest.will be requested A. L, Barrett returned today | street, was chosen as member of to bring some small harvest article visit in) Minneapolis from a eetls ar . Paul. Beautiful Fur Coats athletle club of ( y ut Spokane, Was the honorar, n-|which will be auctioned off during "the evening, the proceeds to go to| where he is attending school. Only, the home fund. All Mason and Star | Genuine Alaskan Seal 0 members of the student body are! members, whether affiliated with | ngham, Hudson Seal elected to membership in the club, {Bismarck lodge or not, ave invited. {| he city S alin parce, S | | Sealine LEAVES FOR FLORIDA DANCE AT BUS | | Genuine Canadian Beaver Mrs. Louise Fullerton, who has] Students and GOES TO ST. Caracul on ng at the home of her sis-| the Bismarck Business ' Prank Milhollan left la anaey ter, Mrs. John Bowers, the past three | joyed a dancing St. Paul where he wil! re Jap Mink weeks, will leave Monday for Min- ng last eral days. Muskrat neapolis and Chicago, where she will! couples mere in ian ‘i ° lays before | Piece orchestra furnished music. ERE FRIDAY senna le MPHeE going on to Miami, Florida, to spend Charles McCormick, Frances town- Reasenably Priced. the winter. McQUINE-STONIKER ship, was in the city yesterday on Mae MeQuine was unit- business. HONEYMOON ze to Kenneth Ston- THE BORRES HERE ON MILLI Weve Homeward ; Edward Schlaupitz vernon by lide ee ! : ment she aoa n The oul Vi] MANDAN, N. DAK an Bismarck with friends before go-| their home in Bismarck. b 1 1 ing to Califoria for their honeymoon. = . Mrs. Schlaupitz was formerly Miss MARR YESTERDAY One complet 1 Ounce aN Anna Novan of this city. Ve bow: Fiurniture. Call aiter Six P.M 7 RTAINED AT WHIST J. Kamplin, { mother 7 rg A hot, well made cup of delicious BAKER’S L. Lillestrand entertained | Rev. Fn at a, progressive whist party last P2l church " eventing in her home. Mrs. H. Kunkel, "200- and J, Kneckt won high honors. ap earBR Ear uerE ace Luncheon was served at the conclu. Dance at Elks’ Hall, Man- sion of the evening. jdan, Sat. night. Rhythm ; Jugglers of St. Louis. nport ry on Fri¢ 310 First Street. © Phone 1057 For the lowses, relief of Painful Cal- |) Corns, Bunions, ‘Tired j Burning Feet, and the rebuild- JARY MEETING By Iva Lublenski Ehrlich 7 .T. will be hell) U; 3. It’ » Scientifie | ing of broken arches. Practic- || . y " ea sumnaue to night ock at the Hite heli eu ie Gas. It’s the Scientific ally all foot trouble fs due to | COCOA Based on The Saturday Evening Post Story Initiation“services will be followed’ Fuel. weak muscles in the foot. So {/ by a dancing party. will be served. Refreshments, ————— | Ft walking or standing is pain- |) Matinee Evety Day At 2 RETURNS FROM INSTITUTE ful or your feet tire or burn don't hesitate to make inquiries, Free examination. will appease these keen appe- ' tites and also provide con- siderable nutrition, “The Boys” TONIGH' r— Saturday | Three Months at the Henry Miller New York City. ——Price $2.20. Including War " Proceeds For Elks’ Band Bene‘t. Theatre, Mrs, Martha Tatem, who has been in the eastern part of the state do ing school institute work, will be in the city over the week-end. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gabel are the parents of a baby daughter, born this morning at the St. Alexius hos-, pital. OFFICE HOURS 9 a.m. to5 p.m. Evenings by appointMent. Dr. Elizabeth Hollenbach PHONE 607 Room 21 \ First Guaranty Bank Bldg. |! : Dr. Louis Fischer, former instructor in Diseases of Children at the“New York Post Graduate Medical } School and Hospital, lists cocoa in diet for school children, Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. Esteplished 1780, Dorchester, Masa, Mowtarat, CANaDa Booklet of Choice Recipes sent fres, Vkemas. Meighan and VIRGENIA VALLI an— “THE MAN WHO Pil FOUND ‘#IMSELF” 2 & DAUGHTER BORN 5 Mr. and Mrs. Iver Lunder, Ruso,, announce the birth of a daughter ‘ yesterday at the Bismarck hospital. PARENTS OF SON : a : ¥ Y ; ESOP FABLE Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cass, Man- Needs this help above all.' ; C84 ° PICTURES AE ‘ jane h ————— C ‘ aes Sie ae aS, | pee alee a You can finish anything - VISITING IN TAYLOR By Edna Wallace Hopper | . M. E. BOLTON vs COMING sen SO EE | ee oe Osteopathic Physician in your home the week-end in Taflor.with friends.| 1 nade invscif “an ntameus "becuty 16 4th St. ‘Telephone 210 MARY PICKFORD FROM WASHBURN DoLit rs se —in— Mrs. M. E. McCurdy of Washburn was shopping here Friday. Never in vour life have you known anything to compare with the complete HAPPI- ith There are many reasons, One of ! . the greatest was taught me by Luci ; : > uae Lantelme, a famous Parisian beauty. '| ¥ She never used soap on her face, nor have I since I. met her. She used no cleansers, based on animal | or vegetable fat: “Little Annie Rooney” She gave me a formula which all_ EEE NESS of the wonderful) the greatest. beauty experts now . employ. It cleans the skin to the Fall Suits and “Ground Gripper” shoe. Sold exclusively by Alex Rosen & Bro. depths. It removes all the grime, dirt and oil-which interfere with beauty. But it does not assimilate with the skin.. Not a drop ean be absorbed. It simply leaves the skin entirely clean, ‘ That is the , step to skip beauty. A clean skin, without Mem- ishes, blackheads or mars. no other way to get it, nor do you. Now I have arranged so that all girls. and women may enjoy this fuxury, I call it my Fa Youth. All toilet counters now supply it,, exactly the same as Lucie Lantelme | furnished it to me. ‘A great laboratory now prepares it for me. I wish you wobld try it --any woman who wants to look her best. You cannot do it, I am sure, without my Facial Youth. Please clin this coupon now. Overcoats Best Line of Imported Fabrics. All Work Guaranteed. Krall’s Tailor Shop 506 Broadway HOUSEHOLD LACQUEROI and use it in less than one-half hour. *Lacq isa brand new discovery in house- hold finishes. Neither paint nor varnish, it ismade in all colors for floors, fu and woodwork. There never has been a finish that gives such a beautiful sur- tace, stands so much wear or is so easy to apply. There never has been a finish like Lacq. ‘Come in today and «*= samples of Protect yourself and family by furnishing your home with good and storm doors. Now is the time to put them on. We have them in ‘stock. storm sash The Weather Mostly unsettled tonight and Sunday; probably showers. Colder Sunday. WINTER SUITS FOR COOLER ALL ABOARD FOR SUCCESS Mandan Business College Training: is the first stage of your flight to success. The trained man or woman always goes higher and higher—because he is pre- pared. Classes are Opportunity board and room. | If you need a storm poreh, build . it now. i ure oo We also sell Indian Head Lignite, | | | | Kirby, Bea Creek and Hard nut | | 1 | 6 Lake r ier presen ck yeady to start. to work for , Lacared surfaces. WEATHER. Write for Catalogue. Brice per quart $ 1 95 coal. ! ef ae BISMARCK PAINT & GLASS C0. ST. HILAIRE LUMBER CO. % 401 - 4th St. Phone 399J B erg eson s 2nd Floor Cummins Bldg. \ FRONE A COR. STRAND MEY Bismarck, N. Dak. : Call The Music Shop. Mandan, . De. Quality-Style-Economy J. F., Pearcy, -Mgr. MANDAN, ee | es wom asiwnse