The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1926, Page 5

MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1996 ON I eRTDETONNUUCecTnenaTarToreatH ttt TO papscoccuannceconntecnensasconnnqgengocaucccpagnsonevertca tennnvodancnavanvsncennenntauvntnevsccccovensusceueneannvocenggsstsneentan BISMARCK’S BUSY’ SHOPPING CENTER , ANNIVERSARY] TT ~; Evening, Oct. 9 entirely neglected in’ Bagdad, Mrs.! resolutions committee, “An outstanding sale of tremendous value importance, of‘merchandise you want when you want it, and at prices that you will be pleased to pay—so come, ; fey th } ’ | ct a ane! he | wie buy, save. The AW. Lucas Co. | pegs Charmingly Smart ° The newest creations in Diamond Rings are wenderful creations of. supreme craftsman- ship. Very Special Values at $25 to $150 Credit cheerfully ex:< tended to these en- titled to receive it. Bonham Bros. Jewelers and Optometrists’ i Kerr said, the teachers having been report. Mise Lillian Cooke, site ue Colorade. to" thake thei? Peer eantes ak rise" teaeht at ihe Mo-| Ostrich Feather Collarettes | a sent in from Syria and Turkey_and) hrarian, will give an Laas ether alias are smart and stylish, the new; 4 . the school is doing its best to reme-| library ‘extension. Applied education HERE FROM JAMESTOWN VISITS IN BISMARCK ! dy this condition. will be the subject of an address'by| yy, Mrs. C ‘i 4 ae Coie ‘ popular and wanted accessory | A gift from King Feisal, ruler of| Mrs, Martha P) Tater of the ctawy jotta rs. C. L. Robinson of| A. S. Myhre of Fargo was in tho the Kinedom of Leaq, will permit the department of; public instruction. | Saturday Yor’ the featbatt eee | eck-end visiting his|for afternoon and evening || , Te er-in-law, and tive student: Ht te alte siaened ee| aunt Neen commision WIN bine mained in the elty over the week-end] Mrs. R. H, Myhre, and otht relatives babel ino 4 bridge | " wit riends, Ir. Robinson, wi iM ae North Dakota Poet | Wegleitner-Banister PARE oe cdl her report and Mise Minnie J. guperintendcint of schools in James: | . Ms negpblistsnestch modated. lown, was formerly state school in- Vv DAVY ER , and Wife Arrive in | Wedding Will Be at |i. was neara Dpt cost sited | Sao; will ive a resume of, the is-| spector, and they formerly made their| Mr. and Mrs, Mt Haven of Wil- { Bismarck For Visit}! 7: 30 OQ’ Clock Tonight ee .: 1912 to 1916.4 | home in Bismarck. ton ve in dls eh ae week. - ahd; qaeesty at tie of. their ta, Scala aia wile hited tg BOA tiie: aioe ng zRne Mihician, state railway come, RETURNS TO MINNEAPOLIS | daughter, Mrs. G. Olgterson, . Fol of e wedding of Miss Grace Mer-| home of Mrs. Alfred Zuger. Man: fet; rs. F. W. Little, who has been/| " Peer eand Cant acted ia Biowarck| coder Banister and Bernard H. Wes-| called including Mr and Mes, Huber; POMS safety. visiting her brother, Jamey ‘Trimble hb Seely . 2 wesirrhty: Sane sae ‘te| leitner, both of this city, will take| Edgerton of Wing. Mrs. Kerr at one Brid Di I ‘of the Consolidated’ Utilities com-| of the | Russell-Miller Sunday morning for-an indefinite! piace at 7:30 o'clock this evening at] time taught’ in the schools of Wing.| bridge Dinner Is»: pany, for the past week, returned to/ a aken to the Bismarck ory 7 stay in the city and are guests at!/the home of Mr, and Mrs. R. H.| ‘This afternoon she will talk to the Cc li her home in Minneapolis last night. | hospital today for medical treatment. Fei mtbr sacl the McKenzie hotel. While in-the| Crane. Mr. and Mrs. F. V. William-| girls at the Indian school and this} COMplimentary onl pn | gee! sais erotw state Mr. Foley will fill speaking] son will attend the couple. evening will address a gathering of M dM Pavl k’ G OVER WEEK-END | Qur_ children’s line of engagements at’ many North Dakotal. Miss Banister ig connected with| women at the home of ‘Mrs. Zager. Tr. an rs. Favlak y, ts. Henry Klein of Hazen|coats is most complete. All . cities, He will speak at the county| the A. W. Lucas beauty parlor, com-| Mrs. Kerr is leaving in the morning atthe bone ero MkE cana | Bulova Wrist teachers’ institute here this month| ing here from St. Paul early in July.| for her home in Valley City for a ten] Mr. and Mrs, Peter Berry wittir-| Mrs, FB. MeCurdy over the week-| Sizes, New assorted colors, at and will also speak at a number of e habe, Pahenha hl elas AY sali a Hagens after which she will return tained Saturday evening with a,end, They also attended the show at!surprisingly low prices.— Watches coe oe ieee tke “Morth| marek Tribune: aud han made his| ‘8S ems bridge dinner in compliment to Mr,/ the auditorium Saturday night. Sarah Gold Shop. 312 Main ” in Bi: k for several years.| Pps and Mrs, Theodore Pavlak, who are is The « ree mre reer Ui beak ot postty cna x ‘ eset Bismarck Women to leaving soon for ‘Minneapolis where} TROGRE 'SSIVE M0" ree cuup | street a The small, thin dimensions former newspaper, man, "He ws st!Mrs, Kerr Tells Be Active at State |4i,Pavik wilt attend « sehoot of} rye progressive Mothers slub will! — MASONIC MEETING Pease Nore eos ) one time editor of the Bismarc! ‘ib- Ps meet eee, evening at the home atch make it doubly no- tables of brid ‘ TONIGHT i “ “tne. of Bagdad in Talk Federation Meeting) yoror rain te ar. “an Ben de of Mrs. H. E. Stewart on Main street. | tine ane ee 4 ler. nr. an rs. arles Waldo E y j Mrs. Ellsworth on Sunday Evening nghehumber of! Bistwarek swomen will! of” Minneapolis were out-of-town] beter hears n of Bismarck lodge N Now, as always, the Bu- 1 H . ave a part on the program at tha guests. ‘ udy club will id A. M. ill be hi lova watch reflects the very ' tess at Bridge Mrs, Alma B, Kerr of Valley City] annual state convention of the North Va The “weitn ay +B, an w el ed vers oy P ied! told an ‘interested audience at the| Dakota Federation of Women’s clubs RETURN TO BISMARCK Seale: iaeneainea maui this evening at 7:30 o'clock! highest credit upon the jew- For Mrs. Tiedman| kpiscapar‘church last evening of her| which will be held in Wahpeton Tues.| Mrs ‘Lester H. Monte and deaghter at the Masonic Temple. All J ler who shows it, Now work in ‘a‘girls’ school at. Bagdad,| day, Wednesday and Thursday of this) Marjorie Marie returned to Bismatck | ASONIC NG always, it is merchandise of ined} Kingdom: ‘of Iraq. The’ school is| week. | Sunday, after spending the past, two - members and visiting broth- ys, F : e Mrs. F, GC, Ellsworth entertaine ky marek lodge, No. 5, A. F. and A the soundest possible value Saturday ‘afternoon at a prettily| known-ws.a teachers’ training college, | Mrs. W. G, Black will represent the months at the lakes aul neeuer, M,, will hold the first meeting of the/ers are urged to attend. b i 88 e lanned bridge party in honor of her| and aceomtmodates:500. pupils. In ad-|Mands~ Civh at the convention and. Wis., and in Minneap nite} Vinee Mrs, Andrew Erdahl, who is ce thete is a kindergarten where the Fortnightly club will send Mrs. arrived here - Sunday ae, ante Bulova watches sold ¢x- leaving soon for Mankato. Minn, to| 200 boxe and girls are tatight. {John Burke as a delegate. Valley, N. D.,, and the family,will.re- | aE . clusively. in’ Bismarck by tmoha Neltbems. A tuniieda ear +Education of girls has'been almost; Mrs. C. L: Young, chairman of the] side for a few months at. the Me: It’s Great Stuff : : : served at the conclusion of the after- |’ ~ UTS-SORES noon. eis : : . if Cleanse thoroughty—then, e > Two tables of bridge were in n Plas, ¢ nl y \ , honors going ts Mrs. uk Fs i ae without rubbing, apply— e F. A. Knowles jedmi irda! pada Ke bei pede. e . vis § c K $s Jeweler ho. “Bismarck’s Diamond Store” ETURN M_FAST , , scles—T p Mr. ae 5. ? McDonald. ar- at ‘peri e ROR nd ard For Sore Lame Muscles—Tube 60: rived’ in Bismarck Satarday’ eventns: | after dn extended castern trip. Mr. et oe McDonald, caneehsnonet at the righ men's. compensation. bureau, went to ' Hartford, Conn., where he attended | the thirteenth annual convention of the International Association of In- li dustrial Accident Boards and . Com- ' missions, From there he went to ’ es a then to ae nit heme a Sherbroo! juebec, where he join: | Mre. McDonald. Mrs, McDonald has; bere visitine with relatives at Ottawa Sherbrooke for the last three aonee En route home they stopped at Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Chi- cago, Madison and a ieneneee: ENTERTAIN wR, R, C. MEMBERS The members of the W. “ C. gave! Just Ou « »_& surprise party Friday afternoon| H into our store at your very earliest convenience and let us Play them at the, home of Mr. Mary 8 wd | for you! Come and enjoy a real musical treat. Ward, who will sagged the winter in Florida, and Mrs, Emma Varney, who is leaving soon-for California for the winter. At the conclusion of the aft- ernoon ‘a refreshment course was RED SEAL RECORDS i | i | Op. 27, No. 2) Piano In the Garden (C. A Miles d. i ustin jiles) haa pana | Moonlight Sonata—Part 2 (Beethoven, Manion Taster ARRIVES FROM IOWA, { Op. 27, No. 2) Piano Harowo Bauer No. 1171, 10.inch jot a aera ine, Binmacsk cal | Ne 6991, 1dieck Pagliacci—Protogue—Part 1 (Si Puo!—A join ber husband. Mr. and Mrs. i Word) (Leoncavallo) In Italian rannen are now at home in the Var- | E Sonata—Part (Beethoven, Pagliacci—Prologue—Part 2 (Un nido di ‘ai ney apartmen: ip. 27, No. 2) Piane le ale ney ape ye oe va Bsa - I Op. 27, No. 2) Memorie) (A Song of Tender Memories) < Bismarck a year ago” ‘ago last June, Gavan. t in F Major Centasennic) See Lawrence Tiperr JAROLD » 12-inch LE AVING on” FUR fen gt te mae } No. 6992, 12dach Absent (Glenn-Metcalf) jient at it. Alexiu: : nas ben a es eat the St. Alexins } A Dream (Cory-Bartlett) Ricuaro Crooks Nocturne in BE Flat (Chopin-Ponpes),: a Vieloncello ean Prelude (Chopin-Sievekiog) Violoncelle Mrs. Leil leaving-in a week on ' a ee Soe ‘ “I “~aetee,| NotaSpeck of Soot! — Walt en route fo California, where ‘THaTs the beauty of a Hotpoint Electric Range. The cooking utensils are always clean as new. It is less ral At Dawning (Cadman-Rissland) _ Andantino lemareterngy Vi they will I apene the winter. They are making the trip. by ¢ar.. . ee j your bill now ‘and ‘work wash them Far Kaui No. 4001, 10-inch «oo discount before the & and that means less time in the kitc Ne it eed: Lohengrin-—The Bridal Chorus (sper 1h, The. kitchen. walls and ceilings, too, are cleaner. The’ Blue Danube Waltz (Straus) aa nae Creer scansran fap tair with ris- rag Aaa end it is easier to keep'clean. il a dag aa We 1 oi e bella (To Die! (Wagner) Sympwony Orcuastaa ne © Pere sot Ue ) In Teal Le yin Deal a SELLE rherid MAMTINSLLE The Twilight of the ried’s Neo. 3040, 10-inch Jountiiptainnee tet (Recorded ; ~ Aide—O terra addio—Part 1 (Farewell, ~ ia Fetes) Taree ora. Coates Oh Earth) In Italian The Twilight of the 's ‘Aiflendt) sone eddio—Part!2 Io Italian Journey to the Rhine —Part 2 ia rawut Maarinsiur SymPrHony Oxcuzsrna No. 9007, 12-inch tle! _ Hoskins-Meyer ‘“QHE HOME OF KFYR ‘You will want to hear these and the other new Victor Records. on Moonlight Sonata—Part 1 (Beethoven, | No Night There, (Clements-Dank+) No. 4000, 10-inch "The Boss o’ the Hoose (Lauder) + Pasto Casars | Soosit McLean (Lauder) Sin Haney Lauper No. 6389, 12-inch No. 9000, 12-inch Home Sweet Home (Payne-Bishop) Harp ‘a Old Folks at Home (Foster) Harp Tales from the Vienna Woods—Waltz corded in Europe) Sympnony OrcHesTra, lo . : With re ' iesaed Leoroup tapi 1 AND 2% ae BY ALBERT Coates is:no present. int MMILADELPHIA i Oncusstsa ° lo, 9003, 12-inch is aoe nger pee No. 6384, The Valkyrie — Fire Music — Part 1 \ (Ww. ‘Records Europe Ketol pisoes (The Fatal Stone) ane Comper Kise Lan eat Ip I The Valkyrie — Fire Music — Par 2 v Victor Records for October t ! ] ALBsato SAtvt DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician * 116¥, Fourth St. Phone Bismarck, N. D. ‘#ismarck Fur Co. Furs Exclusively Storage - = Repairing © Vhone 610 207-Fifth st, Matinee Every Day at 2:30 —_—_—_—_——___. TONIGHT MONDAY and TUESDAY LLOYD HUGHES and MARY ASTOR