The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1926, Page 3

| Public Library || Northern China war lords form Conrad W. Crooker, counse! of lib- PRG RRs staan HK ou ad | | alliance in Tientsin and elect Chang|€ral civic league of Massachusetts, in _ Revolutio as president by the United to Senator Reed Nicaragua, The followin, are ready for di lie library today: Aldrich. “The Cutters.” A story| of American small-town life. The} Cutters are normal people who live in a middle-western town. The book carries their story on until the chil- dren have grown up and left home. Banning. “The Family.” The possibility that a cer- tain’ tragic fate may overtake the women of a family, one in each gen eration, is the scheme of this novel. It does overtake the heroine, but for the first time the underlying causes of the trouble are sought ,in order to overcome them, Galsworthy. “The Silver Spoon.” The plot of this novel of contem- porary life focuses upon a duel be- tween two women. The principals F Forsyte, surrounded from the Victorian Forstye tra- nd Marjorie Ferrar, who, vith the license of her social group, “lives dangerously.” “Hildegarde.” Norris. the story of Hildegarde Sessions, Kathleen Norris has written the drama of a girl's fight to overcome a most formidable obstacle. Rinehart: “Tish Plays the Game.” Indomitable Tish lives joyously on in this volume devoted to more of her escapades. ; Seven-Day Books Bailey. “The Blue Window.” Hil- egarde Carew, brought up in ignor- ance of Mer father, from whom her mother is separated, spends her girl- hood on a country farm. At her| mother’s death, she goes to live with | her father, a selfish but superfic charming person. new life which surrounds her, garde fights to retain her| ideals. Byrne. “Hangman’s House.” The central theme is the story of Con- naught O'Brien, owner of ‘racing I nd rich in her own right, McDermot, son of a dash: lant who went to Amer- married a Quaker girl, the setting of the story in the au- thor’s beloved Ireland. Fi “The Home-Maker.” As a| it, while Lester, her hus- a dreamer and a poet, was} unfitted to business life. Les- crippled in an accident, which to an exchange of duties. How p works out is the theme ty. “Blue Castle.” One oine of the story finds out that she has an incurable heart disease. The discovery stuns her into the realization that she never had an hour of real happiness. have one fling before she dies, 1 in her mad search for romane swept into new and baffling prob- is. “The The romance about whose e tery, the clearing Black Flemings.” of a beautiful girl ly life hangs mys- a story full cf incident. Books of Popular Appeal Basheller, “In the Days of Poor ‘The Dim Lantern.” “Northwest.” “The Kingdom Round “The Redheaded Outfield.” “Heart's Desire.” “The Dream-Maker Man.” Lutz, “Miranda.” Pedler. “The House of Dreams- Come-True.” Steele, “Land's Grey. Hough. Lea. End.” THEATRE Tonight .and Saturday The Picture of a~ Thousand Thtills! The most marviee ‘fire melodrama ever acreen- ed! Thrilling? Why, say! You‘ean ‘hear the shriek of. the sirens—the clang and: clamor of the fire bells—imploring cries of stricken: le, trapped in that o of fire and flame—the shouts of the ae qe debris, smoke an Dozens of daredevil fire- eaters perform miracles of heroism in the face. of death. It pulses with and life. The big ‘heart throb of the season teeming with ac- tion and suspense. 4 “Monkey™ Business” Women of the/ In telling Amid the | ip of which makes | FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1926 At the Bismarck | Atthe Bismarck |); ee we can safely and comfortably handle |i ¥¢ books of fiction| T80-Lin, dictator of Manchuria, as | telegram tion at the pub-|eneralissimo in effort to stem ad- |vance of Ca and Foochow galm as foreign war-| |ships arrive. ury says in Best C: 4] Grapef: , fi regular 15c, 3 Ib. pail bp These Crisp Mornings cans for ..-.... 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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE a as “constitutional president;” in the} announce he will wage war on gov- . t of General Adolfo Diaz, ree- 1 laws as one of the greatest so jtial and economic Ihistory of the Ar {| retirement of American war debt. | $543,236 was spent in unsuccessful effort to reelect Senator Builer. | cane Tah and Carry | sir] Grocery [=e] | THE ORIGINAL CASH AND CARRY STORE ntonese forces; Hankow Dr. Alva Taylor, secretary ‘of the board of temperance and socinl wel-| fare, Disciples of Christ, in New York address describes new Mexican! New York that treasury No Prices Given Over the Phone Specials For Saturday Fancy Spring Chickens, Phone 571 reamery Butter, with grocery orders, Strietmann’s Ideal Crackers, regula while they last, p seller, 8 packa Buy at Richholt’s where you can save 20°¢ on your December Grocery Bill. bs. 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