The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 24, 1926, Page 5

5 % r | WEDNESDAY, \FEBRUARY 24,’ 1926 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE W PAGE FIVE ili i i a isan tiie eS nition . ; EQ’ that our souls may desire Him.| next Sunday afternoon, February 28,| several old-time melodies will also be | ¢ the bundles of i arlon ; HARLEQUIN Deliver us ftom the vain shadows |betteen the hours of 3 and peelon:| piven. Min, Heck Wil sing t Norwee, Canadtin (Me ,oundles. of an everage| _Use Gas. the scientific; fuel. \ > : of sense and from the vanity of| These youny mien are pi ian sony. pounds of twine are used. s ! : Ocia (Conyeekee eee é ja life study "and: thetr pro; Radio fans of Bismarck and_vici ' Na | (Copstight, 1926—F. 1, Fagley) | no doubt be greatly cnjuyed by thenity are urged to tune in to KFYR a jtadio audience. Mr. Guns was for-|next Sunday afternoon and hear the i Gans and Beck to Lady eisai x peopel I, and first North Dakota State Penitentiary | BALL ROOM DANCING. * a weil known musically | program. ‘ T. ry Give Program Over throughout Minnesota and the Da- mn ne Cl tarting Feb. 27. elephone Employes Miss Grace Graves Is er otas. ‘ feprgielte tiles os * . E : pl ; | Radio Next Sunday, ,,)« prezram witt consist of piano] Johnson Wax Electric floor Mrs. R. W. Henderson ntertain others Guest of Honor al a solos and duets, vocal solos and ducts, polisher, It polishes floors = — violin solos, xylophone a ‘ . Phone 656 AtA P, Mi gzion ly and without Trustworth fternoon Party) iscellaneous Shower | 1 aeTalard, Caps and Harry C. Beck Included in ie program will be some pom amie apg Pliage | s y penal , 3 = compos 3 ‘The annual’ Mother's Day of the] Mrs. R. E. " tiary will broadcast a program of | which are now hein ton the i , i t Pa Hamer hg AW gel a ng Go dln ry saint ahd siramenial music through | Nariets “he” pronrant wil "range he entire house in, one dav.| + pany wie eld ‘yexterday pe ont miscellaneous Mauiath cette Lema ar ismarck radio station, KFYR, {from popular numbers to classics, and | Rent $2 per day. Webb Bros.! D O CT O R standard of accuracy 3 rom 3 to 5 o'clock at the rest room| Mrs. Bonham last evening in honor vorthy f the t ‘ , of-the company office, There were|of Miss Grace Graves, who is tu be Sanaa b A deta Rd pA LG 50 present, with 19 mothers (at a bride of next month, The evening M E BOLTON scientific, requires a high sts. e program, which was giv-|was spent in hemming towels, cac 2 i y en at 3 o'clock, was opened by the in-| guest being required to embroider : { jo Bae |] sense of moral und ethi- troduction of ‘the mothers by Chief, an original design on her towel, the H sal responsibility wise (Operator Anastasia Skelly. Miss’ one producing the prettiest winning | | Osteopath cal responsibility which /Anna Erbe, assistant chief opcrator,,a prize. Miss Dorothy Biundt won . ‘ patrons have found here gave an article on Mother's Day. An the honor. The tables were decorat- Specialist in . . ABAD ts # illustrated lecture_on the history of| ed with candles and bouquets of rose- e e A during all the years of : ‘* > the Northwestern Bell Telephone| buds. A delicious luncheon was e Chronic our existence Company was given by Brander East-| served at the close of the evening. ° ae af ' man, and a trip through the central| The honor guest received many love- Diseases office was conducted by employes.| ly gifts. | bs Refreshments were served at th ———__—. no ae Telephone 240W Bonh B ‘ * < conelusion of the afternoon, RADIO PROGRAM Now we have shoes with the new \ nham bros. poste sndethebech hat Many Bismarck people, frien\s of|“modern” designs in vari-colored kid 116 — 4th St. . PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS CLUB Mrs, Arthur Bauer and Mre. M. C.land suede con:sined with patent 9 ‘ Optometrists and Jewelers, OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY —— Schoelkopf, former residents of this|leacher, The slender strap has a Bismarck, The Progressive Mothers Club cel-| city but now living in Minneapolis,| jeweled buckle. i J ebrated its second anniversary Tues-| are planning to tune in to radio | N. D. day evening at the home o’ station WAMD, Radisson hotel, Min- Fy Mr a) et | i Thorvald Thorson, by observing neapolis, this @vening to hear piano| Rev. G. Koslowske of Zap will preach . day. The following program was ren-j and vocal numbers by these twolon the subject: “Freed from the dered talented ladies. Curse.” (Gal. 3:13), The public is Song By, all aac srted -will play the following | welcome. < 4 E H Ca raye! varen| piano selections: —— Address by the President --.......|(a) Rondo Capriceioso—By Mendels-| |) 18 ILL i urp us (ol 6 a e i @ . very ome n Woe se oecesseeeseeces irs. Svaren’ sohn Bartholdy. Charles Fisher, clerk of court, is 7 ha, ee ° " * Plano. duet—Harris Owens and Mel-| (b) Water Sprite—By Robert War-|confined to his home for a few days ve wy Have F rigidaire vin orson. ner, ‘ ecuuse of ness. Comet acio, “Meisdy'in Protarca| “> maninares” Cnor by Tach TO MEET ee | A At 1 ‘orne! 0, lelody in F”—Haro! maninoff. = " nN 4 { vel r tency. ‘ ew sea (b) yet Garret Bepitiin The Royal eaters sil ieee ie | h Ty low cost you can now ‘al ‘ederation 0! ‘omen’s Clubs| (c) Rigoletto Quartet, ‘ranscrip-| morrow evening at 8 o’clock at the Frigidai: ; Von He Neen | ggQiOnbcgBy Brite Spindler.” [Odd Fellows Hatt ave Frigidaire installed com- Vocal io, “Mother”—Mrs. H. A. rs. opf’s vocal numbers 4 i. a will talaga eg ei i HERE. SHOPPING plete with cabinet. For an even Song oi e jul jorus—"‘Ivor; awn it and Bird Songs—! ley agmer rtson of Baldwin was . i Palaces? idaho has oa z “dl Spent, : fe e in the city yesterday shopping. smaller cost you can make your oem, “Motherhood’—Mrs. D. T.| Morning—By aks. ————— : ae pet , Group of Old Scotch Songs present ice-box a Frigidaire. Ask Cornet . Solo, “Calvary"—Harotd] (a) Lock Lomond. a : a ‘Yeasley. (b) Jock o* Hazel Dean, lows! us for complete information. Vocal, Solo, “Sleepy Hollow Tune” (ec) Annie Laurie. Mrs. G. Tekippe. The station broadcasts on a wave Song.iby the Club Chorus—, It is] length of 244 meters, and wiil he of | iW onderful.” found on the dials of one’s set at al- little rememberance of appre-| most the same setting as the Bis- | B. K. SKEELS ciation as presented to Mrs. Owens) marck station KFYR. The program | for her assistance in organizing the] wil e given from 7: o 8 p.m, 4 2 Progvessive Mothers Club. Luncheon] Bismarck time. Daily Lenten Bible reading New Models, 408 Broadway ot was served after which a social hour pied: and meditation prepared for venient purchase was enjoyed. i . ENTERTAIN AT SHOWER seta oe eae een ot Priel haere —— Mrs. H. G. Hilden and Mrs. F. D. al Council of the Churches he cl aie, arWERE SURPRISED 4| Register entertained at the homo of |] Of Christ In America W feigh ail qi Mr. an Be arp o! the former, 1006 Avenue C, Monday " atallation. Avenue A West were again pleasant- ta sh ih ft WEDNESDAY z sree : ly surprised Sanday when a group| aerator, Kickisthers, Decorations Lovers of Darkness a ELECTRIC @& REFR N of friends gathered at their homejwere in keeping with Washington's to extend congratulations on their birthday, being in red, white and blue. ; recent celebration of their golden|Three tables of whist were in play,| Read Jn. 3:14-21. Tex : wedding ann’ ry. The guests! honors being won by the honor guest | Men loved the darkness rather brought refreshments and fiowers,!and Mrs. S. S. McDonald. A five, than the light; for their works oF and also presented Mr. and Mrs.(o'elock luncheon was served. Mrs.] ycditstion--in Christ we searn t OME here with your oraee rn a hand painted china mishyegte sted Los lovely | "think of God as Father more neat é foot aches and pains Those who attended included Mr. a pre bei feg rrroon aegektenpcrssaet a and leave them with us. oy iam Cook, daughte: . DoW. soc TIME i ii i ig Katherine and son Paul,” Mr. and| ",& ©. W. HAVE SOCIAL ‘I law, | That of the father is to save Take out with you smart Mrs. Irvin Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Stump], PNG [reunar montnty mote Lh ML ir Mba Bi dg ly groomed feet that are and son, Mrs. Tom Gordon, Mrs. Tom | ye ee ae aoe te eveni abals duactivcnsdaaeecet a . is O'Leary and daughter, and Mr. and! Women was held last evening in je -blespedness of filial capable of helping you, : Mer Skic and family, club rooms. Miss Phyllis Rosen gave| to obedience ‘by disclosing th that eek toiariie . On th sion of Mr. and Mrs,| 2 reading, and games suitable to glory and lovableness of God. We at enable you to wi { baal age eg Febraary| Washington's Birthday were enjoyed] deceive ourselves and try to find and stand as much as t Pe d former|At.the conclusion of the evening a] happiness in disobedience, we la- % ; oa | ing catled.at their home ta help them! committee in charge . were: Miss! fondness for the pleusures of sin tonished at the delight- | Brn. th Howera pure. f| aaah Baha Bertha Rigsisons | Ati SOR" ge"tealy, cs St poeomeeoraen gold, and a white and gol a ae i presence and yet he follows after. a) 7 HERE TO ATTEND FUNERAL Prayer—0 Lord of Love, forbear not SHOE. re : BIRTHDAY CLUB TO MEET Mrs. W. Halver and daughter of] to follow with Thy light. though . The Birthday Club of the First! onoster, lowa, who came to attend] it burn our consciences ard reveal Lateran OO om 11d Renney, {the funeral of Andrew Halver, will the black, selfishness. of our, souls. 00 i ha) . in a few days visiting at the Hal-]| Show us the Father in His beauty 0 n * tomorrow evening at 8 o'cl Tia | ess mambers and friends cordially in-;YeF home at 6 West Thayer street, es vited. eam ‘ TO ¢ REISON ened Good assortment of styles, sizes and colors, These Dresses | ANNOUNCE ‘MARRIAGE Fei iar fi paige ah poe pera . have scld in a regular way from $19.50 to $82.50. All at one \ Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Anderson of | where she is taking ¢are of the son omen eS a ear Bismarek have announced their mar-| ory ",_ Reuter, who is ill with scar- riage here on February 17. They are | YA, : ut home on Seventeenth street. Mra. of = U > 5 Anderson was, previously Mrs. W. CONFINED BY ILLNESS 3e 200 Be. tiful W. | D -t J «Tyrrell of Wilton. Miss Mary Cram, who is employed au 00. resses Then dispose of this new hygienic help easily as tissue —no in the county auditor's office, has been confined to her home by ill for the past two weeks. RETURN FROM VISIT Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swenson re- turned yesterday after visiting with HERE OVER WEEK-END Laura Kirby of Jamestown visite at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Whitesel over Sunday. ‘While here she attended the basketball game be- tween Jamestown and Bismarck. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Olin of Sims, since i} — HERE ON PROFESSIONAL DUTY | wwilits Frode Ua B. Nis hore from arenes . Wilton taking care of Mr. Schroeder MEETS TOMORROW of Wilton; who was burned in an! he Thursday Musical club, will accident. He is reported as doing) mect tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock niegly. at the home of Mrs. R. A. Tracy, 702 ‘RETURNS FROM CONVENTION | Fourth street. C. J. Myers returned yesterday SPENDS WEEK-END HERE from Middletown, Ohio, where he has) irs, Frank Talcott of Fargo spent been attending an Iron and Steelltne week-end with her husband, who Desirable Styles, Colors and Sizes. Some are Fur Trimmed, others have Beautiful Embroidery Trimming. Values in this Ict to $45.00. All at one price. Very Special , 150 New Spring Style Silk Dresses Composed mostly of Prints and Flat Crepes, beautiful assort- saat of all New Spring Styles; values to .$19.50. Very EE Bh es ney, acs: « Ladies 01d elas 0:0 't/sston 4 nial « 6 g,8's (0.9 sisigee’s vine 150 Pure Silk Coat Sweaters ‘OMEN by the millions are discarding the old-time “sani- tary pad” for a new and scientific way. A way that offers protection un- known before. A way, too, that solves the old embarrassment of disposal. 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