The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1927, Page 5

PE a eee Fe oe tae ee ee TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1927 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ay en oe aia ate a ae DS IMPROVES committee of one to look aft A. K. ‘Thiatlewood,; who: bas bees. n look after the GUEST HERE Easter Specials. Complete health O. Arnson chief speake The comm harge include: ial | Mfs.'C. A. Slorby, Mrs. Fred Ohde, week, is, now spmewhat improved al- =. ede, Sonvention at Fargo.) is the guest of friends in the city. |line of ladies’: and misses’ | Mrs, Auberg, and Mrs. L. B. Sowles, though he is not able to be up. | A commuittes consisting’ of Wm, : | Y SERVICE: VISITS HER 3 ME M B ERS Harris, Joe Spies, Fred Peterson and| Children’s Coats, specially | wearing apparel in new Eas ; | HOLY WEEK SERVICES 5 Aves Leeder uF A | Frank Snyder was named to take! priced duri liek styles, specially priced for i 16t HSI Week ake Welee. Role’ OCF MAA In Biomerck Joateday tee ore | charge of work during “Clean Up and|PFleed during all this week. ie saeih f ;, of iy a bei eld a “ _) caterday —= Paint Up Week.’ . { Miss Dahlenberg Patterson Hotel arcloek avery ‘egening this eek CF with friquds, | She was en route to Luther Monson, Tom Cooper, pebecision that the club, donate 10 fai Af to 15, at the or aren week at t i Secaades ¥ ‘i day in St. G 's Eplscopal Steele on a 88 visit. rees to the Roosevelt school, to as-| Gold Shop. i ye ; Honor Guest at Scene of .Prett: | charch. “These services are of a very en oe, : Russell Barneck Are | sist” in landscaping the school P. told Shop ping fi Kitch | {simple form, consisting TO VISIT GRANDPARENTS grounds, was made, It was decided ‘ itchen Shower Dinter Saturday} known nymn: Miss Caroline Williamson has gone ; Three Neophytes that the trees be planted on Aries — j reading of parts of the njto Lisbon to spend the er holi Day by the school children under the! § yy In compliment to Miss Margaret|. Mr, and Mrs. E.G. Patterson en-| {he, Gus The public is yj days with her grandparents ee " supervision of a proper woodsman or |’ PIANO and EXPRESSION q Dahlenberg, whose wedding to David] tettained Saturday evening at their| ivited to attend, Reta HOWE eae Leann, emeres sone other reliable person and that Taught By: MeDonald will take place June 1 at|@Partment at the Patterson hotel,with TO VISIT PARENTS i 14 Skjoiten of Stecle has! itu! night of the Lions after the watering af the trees, oY RUTH HANSE Osteopathic Ph: Steele, Mrs. Elizabeth Volk entertain-| 2 bridge dinner. Covers were marked | ed Saturday evening at her hom 4 | for 12 guests ut the attractively ap-! e after visiting friends | the Den last evening. he attendance prize, donated by i if savoral Gnok ‘The three neophytes taken in were| f. 0. Bailey was Won hy do Mae ae oe ee Following the dinner three tablea|‘® Gartison after spendin; i ae iy Aaoesey, Monod of the Hlamarck, Ac-| dox, Rn es Tho evening was spent informally, of bridge were in play, honors going| %* months at the Glockner Sanitor- Mfordanier of bebe hoa" Reaper, manager of" the: Bamarek| Rota Mcterayc, P> Piekiaton and 1 f ; : jium at Colorado Springs. Mr. Neal,|. C.F. Gordanier of Lehr has arrived! Cooper, manager of the Bismarck! Robert. Met bridge, games and other diversions | to Mrs. Myron Atkinson, Joseph Bres-| ine was formerly connected with the. in Bismarck and is making his home| !mplement company's local office, | corer eee Harry Neal stopped i Rismarck p24) pointed tables, | last evening to visit friends en r 116¥, Fourth St. Phone 0W . Bismarck, MacPhail Graduate 212% Main St. Phone 819 being enjoyed. At the conclusion of | !ow and Gilbert Semingson. onieaae at SIO SIXth: street and Russell Barneck, locul jeweler ‘ eS the evening @ course luncheon wus —— Les ANG st Lt AUR ATU SUE fa rl le President Strauss’ preside ‘ tarved UF the Note, BISMARCK STUDY CLUB MEBrs | parents in Garrison’ for several! peovens 7 NEW SALEM | itual service and he wan aecionea te Thought She Would PRE-PUBLICATION SALE Mesdames Sigurdson| Mine Oe ee a : nobiward Keller has returned to his | fi (Davies, E. 0. Bailey and ¥. E Choke From Gas/] Beauty Spots of North Dakota By Bertha R. Palmer ESMAMES SIZULASON | club mesting, Mrs. F.B. McAneney| yp, ARRIVE FROM MINOT, | Rome ot Mew falem after a short vie Sudge 8. 1. Nachols talked to. the —_— Published by the Gorham Press, Boston—Price $3.00 Thompson and Ebert Korth Dakota: rape a SEAMS) making their home ‘at the Varney| itd eae eal yeaz admitted members on ithe first lac ic} would smother and |] 50 stories, more than 50 illustrations. 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Palmer. of two pretty bridge parties during| the Side of the Road” by Foss. At} B RTHDAY Di a The Yeomen lodge will meet to-; ONS,” standing for “Our Nation’s| that you can eat and sleep well. Acts Ni the past few days, A third affair| the conclusion of the program a re-| BIRTHDAY DINNER | nt’ at g oclock at the A. 0. U. W,| Safety. on BOTH upper and lower bowel and se Sab beaten tapes a is ts will be Eien this évening with Mrs. freshment course was served. a ae oll ah Haye Aaa hall The Code of Ethics was read by G.| removes old waste matter you never AACN G 5s ia Tia os. 0 eon Vee i ete eae R. E. Thompson and Mrs, Sigurdson anes el ah “f e dhe iy ‘aaa Party L. Spear and Ed. Klingensmith enter-| thought was there. No matter what Please cut. out and mail to Bertha R. Palmer, 415 Fourth as hostesses. WITH HARESFOOT CLUB polls otis Bhs AeA ill bss dol & HERE FROM MOFFIT tained the club’ with several songs,| you have tried for your stomach and street, Bi ck. i Friday afternoon Mra, Sigurdson| Donald Jones of Bismarck has| Covers were marked for eight guests.| wy We atnnno oe avanie wag al Stories and novelly dancer bowels, Adlerika will surprise. yctt ‘ieibeoet rhode ‘and Mra. George Ebert entertained | spent the past 10 days with the Hares-|,After dinner bridge was played, business visitor in Bismarck today. | Fred Peterson was appointed al J. Hutchinson, druggist.—Adv. three fables of guests. Honors in| foot club of the Sul GBs ale PLANS PROGRAM | = - t cofsin on its twenty-ninth _annu n GRA} = The, ames were won by Mrs. C. ee the play. “Mect the Primat| Plans ‘for the 1927-28 program! MOKED: eualitag <aten - 1K is being presented by a cast of 160| Were made Monday evening at the/ There were four tables in play, hon- of “Wisconsin, in Chicago, in-| Bip A een ee ee ors going to Mrs. James Wakeman pelts, St. ny and other Iili-| given during the evening. e! % nois, Indiana an ‘issour! cities, i} h cosemmageed and Mrs. George Ebert. A course VISITORS LEAVE luncheon was nao mE peek pasties vee Miter the games} ng Give PLAY IN MOFFIT Mr. and Mrs. George Hume of! cctsinlews “The Spinsters Convention,” a com-| Richardton have returned to their RETURNS FROM ELLENDALE ay which has been twice 'success-| home after a few days’ visit in Bis Miss Madge Runey has returned| fully presented in Bismarck, will be| marck with Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Wil- from Ellendale where she spent the} Siven Saturday evening, April 23, in| liamson, past week at a meeting of the South-| Moffit. The same cast, composed of | eastern District of the North Dakota| teachers and officers of the McCabe} Education. Association. Miss Runey| Methodist Episcopal Sunday school, ; is chairman of the rural division of| Which eave the play here, will appear | 22 A.W. Lucas Co. the district. in Moffit. 1 j monn ‘ MONDAY CLUB MEETS | Another dem rati re ex " sie EN OR a si Glo te ake eel ce aevall demonstration of the fact that when you come here expect ¥ morning for Fargo after an extended | terday afternoon to the Monday Stud visit in. Bismarek. ‘Mrs. Doerr's Club. Mrs. G. F, Dullam gave an daughter, Mary, remained in Bis-i teresting paper on Anatole France. marck with her grandparents, Mr. and! Mrs. | Myron Atkinson reviewed } ra, oun Homan, “Thunder on the Left” by Christoph- er Morley. in simple dishes ing more for your money you get it is given herewith— Bouffant Taffeta Picturesque ' O wonder Holiday Nut 1 Margarine brings such | a fine, new zest to familiar | foods. There’s no fresher, | | | ! MEETING POSTPONED —— i Members of the American Legion BUSINESS WOMEN TO MEI Auxiliary will not hold their regular; | The Business and Professional meeting on Wednesday evening of| Women’s club will have a dinner inis week, the meeting having been! meeting tonight at 6:30 at the club postponed until Wednesday, April 27.; rooms. The program will be on! RETURNS FROM cHIcaco _ | Dr. Rex Graber of the Roan and Strauss clinic has returned from Chi- o where he has been attending the clinics. He was also in Minneapolis h F Sr his eer teat aeameaeel i] Sue vor LIBRARY WILL CLOSE | Patrons of the Bismarck Public! Library's reading room, which is open each Sunday afternoon, are advised ; that the building will be closed all | @8this comes Matinee Every Day at 2:30 TONIGHT — Tuesday nuttier flavored margarine made. Try it as a spread for bread ....try it on salads, meat, fish .... use it in making pies and Just try it. Then you'll | gee why so many women ANNA Q. NILSSON LEWIS STONE CHESTER CONKLIN In a comedy drama “THE MIDNIGHT day on Easter Sunday. only in real LOVER “s 2 3 ‘ne ei wher | Northern Cocoanut Butter Co | owns Ellendale last week to speak at a dis- | jews Pictures | Minneapolis, Minn, { cane Cualiseakadueinrned to) Charley Chase Comedy Dictributors: “There Ain't No Santa Claus” VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT Palace - Mandan 5—ACTS—5 Shows 8:15 & 10:15 Bismarck Time | Gamble Robinson Fruit Co. Bisimarek. Bismarck, No. Dak. E TALKS AT INDIAN SCHOOL, Mies Lillian Cook of the state li-) ” I ‘HE price you pay for substitutes | brary commission talked to the In- is the same as for the aes { dian school students Sunday evening,| Quaker Oats. The difference is in telling a number of interesting stor-| the flavor. And flavor, above all ies. hings, is i haces 1 0. 0. F. MEETING That rich and toasty Quaker flavor Capital City Lodge, No, 2, I, 0. 0. aie F,, will hold its regular meeting’ to- | #8 the result of some 50 years’ milling night. There will be degree work. ewig , pe oman acta fey jor iry cats, RETURNS TO JAMESTOWN R.E. Dinehard left this morning| | That is why millions demand the | for Jamestown after a several days’| Quaker brand—why you should ac- business visit in Bismarck, cept no other, j SUNSHINE SOCIETY Quaker milling, too, retains much of The Sunshine Society will meet] the “bulk” of cats. And that makes with Mrs. G, L, Gulliekson, 10 Avenue | Jagatives less often needed. Protein, B, tomorrow at 2:30 p. m, carbohydrates, and vitamines and LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA “bulk” are thus combined to make M. A. Engeseth has gone to Los} Quaker Oats an excellently “bal- Angeles, Calif., for a several weeks'| anced” food, visit with his sister. pancisman eA sem Get Quaker Oats today. Grocers Mrs, Past Holmes has setarasd to] "ATS. Halper Repo Quaker Oate, For Evening--- So Youthful, too ANNOUNCEMENT We have moved from 107 Fifth street to 513 Broadway. Our phone No. is 605. Don’t throw away your used mattresses— have them renovated and recovered. Our work is absolutely guaranteed, t her home in Menoken after a short visit in the city. VISITS FRIENDS ® Alfred Sabey of Minot spent the k Qu k week-end in Bismarck, ther anesh of Quic a er a friends. HERE FROM COURTENAY > ., Horace Headen of Courtenay spent Sunday in the city with friends, Bismarck Mattress & Renovating Co. Phone 605 4 513 Broadway Inimitable color combinations—Simplicity that ‘The Weather Cloudy. tonight and’ Wednesday. Not much change in temp. an art in itself—each a picture gown at its loveliest. The mode for sheer fabrics has become a very important one, and the chic woman this season invariably has several of these light, lovely, feminine frocks in her wardrobe. Do not fail to see this wonderful showing of these smart gowns for evening wear. } On display in our show windows Tee Trem tt asccts sodtiens HM.TAIT Minneapolis, Minn, : ~ > or lingerie that ® e 4 : ® can be made —Sr> and colorful wif Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center