The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 24, 1926, Page 3

ne SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1926 GUILD FROLIC, MUCH ENJOYED BY THE PUBLIC “Fun For All and All For Fun” —Affair Will Be Re- peated ‘Tonight A new and novel opportunity for a good time is'being offered to the peo-| ple of Bismarck tonight by the ladies of the Episcopal church in the dance and frolic being“held at the Patterson hall. The frolic opened last night and although the crowd was small the! affair proved to be one of the jolliest parties given for some time. Nothing that could add to the mer- riment of the affair is missing. Each of the attractively decorated booths features a clever stunt that is both amusing and interesting. Hot dog, pop. ice cream, candy and pop corn booths prevent any visitor from be- ing hungry or thirsty, while two for- tune tellers, one whose method is palmistry and the other who uses cards, reveal the secrets of the future to the curious. A row of clever cartoons, represent- ing the men of the Episcopal church vestry, take the plate of the proverb- ial “nigger babies” in the shooting gallery. There ate many surprises awaiting the fisherman who casts his rod in the specially prepared fish pond. The young ladies of the church are con- ducting a beauty parlor that rivals any professional shop in the quality of service rendered. s Dance Attracts Many _bdwery style, proved to be one of the most popular features of the evening. Archie Oson’s orchestra furnished/ music fot the dancers. The delighted reports of the people in attendance last evening are expect- ed to make forta much larger crowd tonight and the ladies of the parish are planning to take care of a capac- ity attendance. Mrs. C. M. Henry Hollst is general chairm frolic and Mrs. Walter Bl sitant chairman. They are aged by a committee from the par- ish. ——————— ft — Topay | Bisnis ° (Continued from page one.) a fruit grower as the country. pas- This western Pacific coast land is the land of opportunity. There is success, interest in life, happiness for anybody willing to work and bring enough money to start. But you must come provided with enough to start. “Honest hearts and willing hands” will not start a citrus grove, or an Imagine, you that have never seen| this enchanted Yuma mesa, a table- land where orange growers have no| smudge pots, because they have never} had a frost, where they never spray! or fumigate, because they pave no scale or other insect pest to worry) them, and where the state government | watches every plant, fruit or seed) that enters its territory, to keep out| As a sample of what desert land can do when water is pumped up from below, consider the little forty-acre ranch that Henry A, Bradley bought | from 0. T. MeCoon. year, planted forty acres of pecan} etween ‘the rows! His cotton paid for jing plant and the young trees, the first year. Last year! he took seventy-seven bal f from thirty-seven acres, more than - “ M two bales to the acre. And here the] by a negro, Jim Cole, the first man boll weevil is unknown, and the state| to be hanged i intends that it shall remain unknown. | and hold on to it. The dance, which is conducted | leep. That will be eighteen times as much | | and appreciate it. hold fast that | ered. | | i ther locally His administra- Shee. : fairness to Arizona and California, and the neople of the coast know INTERESTING. KRT EXHIBIT pce e oh": ATM CHURCH it, and bring it here. pink and whi a smaller room off th ber and dur and coffee w my tl Methodist Ladies’ Aid:Shows| Rare Collection of Price- less Handwork A collection of paintings, antique: relics of all kinds, curios from m foreign lands, beautiful needlew linens, handsome quilts, old. book: some of them printed in the seven- teenth century, embroideries, and many other objects of historical | interest or unusual beauty were to, Bradley. the frst] be seen at the Art Exhibit given y terday afternoon and evening ladies of the McCabe Methodist Epis- copal: church aid society. Teirlooms that had been. in possession of families for generations , were loaned for the exhibit. carved from the handle of a broom fealled because the tra cool water to drink by tapping the! f | ‘one of Japan's North Dakota, was a beautiful piece of workmanship. Mrs. G. Olgierson had charge of a display Save your money, get a car. Travel,| of lovely Chinese silks, many of them country, study it.}handsomely and elaborately embroid- “Prove all things, Get your own spot 'y corner of the world was rep- in the exhibit, and the art ‘ cally every country was on No one knows what the wealth of | display. Those who viewed the ex- | this country is to be. Near Los An-| hibit expressed their surprise that geles the Standard Oil drills deeper, through an exhausted “oil sand,” and | from the deepest well known gets | ——<$<$<$—— r,” spouting 6,000 barrels aj ‘And that’s nothing. A thou- sand such gushers would be insignif- icant, compared with the wealth hid- den in this statement. The Boulder dam project will lock | up in the canyon above the dam jenough water to provide 26 million acre feet, which means enough water to cover 26 million acres, one foot| such an unusual and interesting col- DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor Consulation Free Lucas Bik. Bismarck, N. D. sayst sare like men. They need to get really hungry, really thi ty, |] without ever being undernourished. Under such conditions they do their best work. “It has been the custom to irrigate on an iron-clagempegulation keeping the ground always m water always within reach of th roots. Now we wait until irr’ is absolutely necessary and let tree work harder fer itself. Those grapefruit trees over there under for- mer conditions would be four weeks behind in irrigation, and they will be all the better for it. We test the soil regularly for moisture, -never let the tree netually suffer. But we hold back the water, until the leaves are almost ready to wilt, Then turn in the water and watch the tree thrive and the fruit improve in size and color.” Trees Have been treated with irr wation and fertilizer like the rich man’s child, always stuffed, always tired of good things. That ought to change with children of the rich. will change, with trees. The .experiments will continue, wisely directed, and there is reason to hope that five-year-old grapefruit trees will increase their yield from five to ten boxes per tree. is too busy to answer many letters. Write to the Agricultural Department at Washington, or to the experiment station of the University of Arizona at Yuma, Come out to this country, travel up and down in it from the Mexican = dt) ~ Mr. Hill! WHERE DID YOU BUY YOUR DIAMOND? Every Diamond we sell becomes a moving adver- tisement for our store. proudly ; others examine it eagerly ; tion follows, “Where did you get it?” When we sell a beautiful stone, we are starting a lot of customers our way. Our Diamonds are fine American cut stones, and at’ prices very seldom equaled other places, therefore we prefer that you compare and price Diamonds other places before coming to us. You will then buy more readily aft- er comparing values, F. A. KNOWLES Jeweler “Bismarck’s Diamond Store” The wearer shows it j ‘oon the :ues- CHARLEY His WOODEN Kine Grant TE day of the “Soring —but a lot-of people still think they me adding drugs to the Spring tonic is a nourishing, easily di- food you digest, not from everything youeat. Cut out the heavy Winter foods and eat Shredded Wheat. It contains all the rich, body-building material in the whole wheat grain in adigestible form. Eat Shredded Wheat for breakfast for ten mornings and see how. much better you feel. Health and strength in every. crisp,flavory shred of baked whole wheat. od THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE north border, beyond Seattle, through} water as the Roosevelt dam supplie: | tection could ‘have been gotten to- Arizona, New Mexico, Col-| and the new big dam s! ington, Oregon. Every| g ec.” word in that list of states stands for| tion will pu: through w @ great empire. The population of this great state of Arizona is only 400,000, and the mesa, near here, with the valley below, could casily feed 20 Exquisite pieces of old lace, some! eds of years old and ‘he grandmothers of | y love names of the local people, who play are be i possible to give a complete list. Refreshments Served Tea tables, prettily decorated with’ placed in | shibit cham. ; jude { ors. ere expressed theniselves The tfay PRESENTS TONIGHT The World’s Greatest Rider and a Horse With a Soul! YAKIMA CANUTT THE RIDIN’ COMET” Vivid drama — smagh- ing action — colorful Ro- mance — and the great- est-horse story in a west- ern setting that was ever written for the screen! See Yakima Canutt, Worlc’s champion Rider, Roper and Bulldogger. twice winner of the blue ribbon rodeos, The Pen- dleton Round-up and Cheyenne’s Frontier Days, hurtles to new F honors in “The Ridin’ Comet.” + Comedy Special TAL ROACH presente. 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