The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1927, Page 13

MONDAY. OCTOBER 3, 192 1 io Social and | Personal Interesting Sremient Piuuhed For Meeting of N. D. Teachers; Sess Sessions Open October 26 Efforts to acquaint North Dakota, | teachers with some of the state's iittie known industries wil! mark the | annual convention of the North Da- kota Education Association to be held at Bismarck October 26 to 2 according to announcement by Min nie J. Nicison, president. One xfternoon will be giver er to consideration of small industrics which have sprung up in rec yeats and are adding to the 4 and business prestige of the Dr. L. Dove, Minot, forme: professor at the state y Grand Forks and now head of they Dakolite Products cothpany, dye| manufacturers, will talk on “The Industries of Our State;” M. B. Chase, St. John, president of the North Dakota Fur Producers Ass tiation, will discuss “The Fur Indu try in North Dakota”; Margaret Kelly Cable, instructor in the cera- mics department at the stato uni- versity, will give a demonstration of pottery making. using North Da- kota materials and Dr. John Le Coulter, Fargo, president of the North Dakota agricultural college,| will talk on farming, his subje being “Our Chief Industry.” As a} windup to the state program pupils at the government Indian schoo!) for girls at Bismarck will prescnt| a pageant, “The Feast of the Corn,” which is*based on an Indian} legend. Many Women Speakers The program released by Miss} Nielson also shows an unusual num-| ber of women speakers to appear during the three-day ssion, to- gether with men educato tional prominence. Rheinhardt, presi lege, Oakland, Calif.; Williams of Washington, past president of the National cation Association and Mrs. erine Cook, Washington, D. C partment chief of rural educe: the federal bureau of education at! Washington, are scheduled to ap-| pear, ° Prominent among men _ speakers) will be Dr. Francis Blair, former president of the National Education| Association and superintendent of public instruction for Illinois; Frederick Starr, former profes: Chicago University and a traveler and lecturer, and Webster, superintendent of schoo! at Minneapolis. Webster will on ‘Music and the Sacred Seven, the same address which he delive before the national meeting of s superintendents at Dallas, ‘Tt Yebruary. To Learn New Song | { | | | | The assembled teachers will be) n taught the new North Dakota state | tong, with words by: James W. Fole y | and music by Dr. S. Putnam of the state Heel college. Songs will form an important part M th | of the convention program, music supervisors at the state normal schools actin, cr Special numbers will be given y the Bismarck male quartet and ike all state high school band, The detailed program follows: Wednesday Morning, October 26 Song Leader—\ Ethel Harri- son, music supervisor, state normal school, Dickinson. i 9:45—Call to order by the retiring | resident, Dr. Thomas Kane, Grand! Forks, Assembly Singing. 10:00—Invocatio: Wright, Bismarck. Addresses of Welcome: For the State—Governor A. G.: Rev. Paul S. Borlie. For the City of Bismarck—City Attorney C. L. Young. Response—Miss Jennie L. Cham- ae Principal Agassiz School, Far; President's Address—Miss Minnie Jean Nielson, Valley City. “America The Beautiful.” Address by the State Superinten- dent of Public Instruction—Miss Bertha R. Palmer. “National Education Legislation” —Miss Charl 0. Williams, National Education Association, Washington, Announcements. 12:15—Adjournment. Nagnesdey. Evening Song Leader, Miss Fanny c. Ami- don, music supervisor, state teach- 7 canes Valley City. 8:00—Presiding Officer and Key Note Giver, Supt. O. H. Pippin, President. A half hour of song. 8:1 sO EEAvers Rev. F. H. Daven- rt, ismarck. Pte end of American Educa- tion”—Dr. Aurelia Rheinhardt, pres- ident Mills College, Oakland, Cali- oo Male Quartet—Messrs. Halverson, Humphreys, Wright and Anderson. “The Face at the Window”—Dr. Francis Blair, retiring president N. E. A, sae superintendent of *iRenvancement®, cement ‘Thursday Morning Song Landers, Adele S oomercy Lien, music supervisor, state teach- ers college, Mayville. The Weather Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Not much change. nn MUFFLERS Offered in a variety of patterns culled from the studios of the foremost European designers. _ SEE OUR WINDOW ion in| F Presid ling Offiecr and t. Paul Nagel, sident southeast sec- K C ‘jon. A half hour of song, 9:50 P: -Rev. I. G. Monson, ucation”——Mrs, Kather- icf of department of federal bureau of D. Dr. David Manitoba Ninette, ine Cook, ¢| rur: ieee college, Farg or. Aurelia "theinhardt, E perintendent Jen- ident, northeast f song. » Rev. W. E. Vater, B. Meyer, alle City, . k, educa- author, New cturer and x rand apt. Carl Gilbert- sident northwest Fred Christ, Joseph V. ser, school of education, University ot North Dakota. rt of Special Committees by G, Arvold, Fargo, C. L, Robertson, —Margaret Mac- Report of Resol it of Representatives, Leader—Mrs, Emma Bauer G olden. 1:30. Pr: mbly Singing. ev. Gilbert W. Stewart, try in North Da- Kk , president North Dakota Fur Producers association, St. Johns. Demo: Making of uret Cable, University of on—The and Our State’—Dr. L. P. Dove, Minot, “Our Chief Indust poultes, president a lege 4:00—At U. ”—John Lee cultural col- School-Pag- Builds Strengtl: ‘o Fight Colds and Cough: Ybroat Troubles. No Drugs OVER 70 YEARS OF SUCGESS | the Bismarck branch of the Inter- of the W.] 5 eant—“The Feast of the Red Corn” given by the pupils of the Indian School. Friday Evening 8:00—Concert by all state high school band. “Music and the Sacred Seven”— Dr. W. F. Webster, superintendent} of schools, Minneapolis. Concert—Courtesy Bismarck As sociation of Commerce. WILL BE MARRIED TUESDAY The wedding of Miss Dorothy Blanding of Pasadena, Calif., and formerly of Bismarck, to Mansell Richards of New York city will take place Tuesday in The Little Church Around the Corner, New York city. Mr. Richards and Miss Blanding are both former students of the Uni- versity of North Dakota, While in this city Miss Blanding was with the workmen’s compensation bur- eau, They will make their home in New York. PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS WILL MEET The Progressive Mothers’ club will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. Roy Riggs. A paper will be given by Mrs. Earl Speaks on the Com- munity Chest and Community Coun- cil. Mrs. George Tekippe will ad- dress the meeting on “What a Po- licewoman Should Know,” and mem- bers of the club will respond to roll call by naming outstanding women of North Dakota. IS TRANSFERRED TO IOWA A. K, Tice, assistant manager of national Harvester company, has been transferred to Sioux City, Iowa, as branch manager in charge of tor truck sales. Mr. and Mrs. and son will leave for their home early this month, RETURN TO WASHINGTON Mrs. Agnes Wali tenant Commander Homer left Saturday for their new 1 home in ington, D. C., after spending 1 weeks in Bismarck end Washburn. They also visited at points in Montana, TO OHIO Mrs. 8. R. Sharts, who has spent of public roads. RETURN TO [0 JAMESTOWN Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Sipperly, who have made their home in Bismarck for the past two months, have re turned to Jamestown to reside. RETURNS RNS HOME _Rev. J M. Hupp left Saturday for wn after attend- North Dakota State Bap- nvention in this city. in the city the guests and Mrs. Otto Dirlam. Mr, Mickelson is a broth- er of Mrs. Dirlam. FROM | STERIL ING and Mrs. Henry Jesson of St spent Friday in Bismarck on business. MAKE HOME HERE Mrs. Roy D. McLeod has arrived from Jamestown to join her hus- —_—_————_— M R. E. BONHAM Optometrist Eyes Examined “lasses That Satisfy BAKING POWDER K Pure use less than of higher priced brands MILLIONS of POUNDS USED BY THE GOVERNMENT ae BISMARCK TRIBUNE marek wien school. MAKE PLANS FOR REVUE rs of the committee on arrangements for ‘The Lost Key Revue,” a musi- cal extravaganza being, = leau, who directed “Don’t Park Here ismarek two years ago, will be in the city next Sunday to take charge of this revue. WILL HOLD REGULAR MEETING The regular meeting of the East- ern Star will be held Tuesday eve- ning at 8 o'clock at the Masonic Temple. A special program has been prepared for Home Fund day, and refreshments wil Ibe served. All members are urged to attend this meeting. ON UNIVERSITY PAPER Miss Clarice Belk, who is a st dent in the College of Journalism at the University of Wisconsin this year, is now a member of the staff of the Daily Cardinal, a daily paper published by the university students, according to word received in this city. AT se fey NORTH Me i Alpha Epsilon fratabally, Uni- of North Dakota ¢ iapter, announces the pledging of Marston thie and Harry Thompson of Bis- marck. N. P. OFFICIAL HERE IT HERE E. F. Sapp of Ster- nt Friday in Bismarck as s of friends and transacting ling the gue: business DAUGHTER BORN A daughter was born Sunda; St. Ale hospital to Mr. and Abraham Tolchinsky of this city. MOTHER CLUB WILL MEET The Mothers club will meet Tues- day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. L. V. Miller. TO CARRINGTON Miss Ciara Hargrave left Thurs- day for Carrington, where she will spend several days. HERE FROM FARGO H. D. Paulson, editor of the Far- go Forum, is a business visitor in Bismarck today, CARD ‘OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors, for their kind assistance and sympathy dur- ing the loss of our beloved husband and father. We also wish to ex- press our thanks for the beautiful floral tributes. tae cant Mrs. Ole Anderson, and Family.]) Business education pays. for catalog. Interstate Business College, Fargo, N. D.—Adv. ORE THROAT Gargle with warm salt wateg —then apply over throat— KS VAPORUB MONEY TO LOAN Improved City Property Low Interest Rate and Repayment ‘Privilege Bismarck and Mandap P. C. REMINGTON 103%-4th St. Phone 220-W On DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 114% Fourth St. Phone 240-W Bismarck, N, D. Fifth Street Furniture Co. Dealer in New and Used Furnitare Light Hai Any kind of furniture hold goods bou; 117 Sth St. — Open Days and Ever Anton M. Beer, Mar. CLINIC OF DR. MacLACHLAN Harvard University Cures Diseases by Natural Methods Without Metallic Droge or Surgery Glasses Fitted Rooms 6-8 Lucas Block Bismarck, N. D. DRY CLEANING Sadi Mrs. T. J. Logan Fall Planting Our bulbs for fall planting and indoor growing are now in The same grade we use in our own forcing, so Quality must be there, and prices are.right Hoskins-Meyer GOLDEN WEST LAUNDRY Bismarck Phone 268 ” Mandan 96 Mandan, N. D. A. W. LUCAS CO. Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center TUESDAY Specials Johnson’s WAX 14 pound tin «ven: $ 39 1 pound tins ..-.00m «75 2 pound tins ...-60... 139 1 quart liquid wax .. 1.29 1 pine liquid wax... .65 Polishing Outfit $ 4.59 Outfit consists of one quart Johnson’s Liquid Wax, 1 Johnson’s Lamb’s Wool Mop, 1 Johnson’s weighted floor polishing Brush, 1 Johnson’s Book on Home Beautifying. e e Listerine 14 ounce bottle ....0...79¢ 7 ounce bottle ........45¢ 8 ounce bottle .......28¢ Tooth Paste, a tube... .19¢ English Prints 25% 82 inches wide, 49c.value, absolutely color fast. For Tuesday only. Tweedoro Crepe $119 A new worsted tweed, 86 inches wide, regular $1.69 value. This price for Tuesday only. Sale Closes Saturday Night It is a real saving opportunity and should not be passed by, A.W. LUCAS CO. Where You Expect More tor Your Money—And Get It Closes Saturd ay Evening, Oct.8 UAV PARE WAC The FashionableWoman Selects Her Footwear This fall with more discrimination than ever. She must have the smart heel, the fashionable strap and clever trim These Two New Arrivals In our $7.85 department are outstanding values at this popular price Ra, '7 This clever pump of Patent Leath pate:t pump gets its name er has a spider web trim. it is the clever design of the made over a combination jist tha F aan ae nro om ingures a snug-fitting bool, in o1 trac ‘fe es Your choice of 4 mps and Oxford effects. C new arrivals al Children’s ii For Tuesday _ Only, a pair on Bloomers $ 1 00 A Regular | i $1.39 Value Thecolorsare: Rose, Pink, Beige and Black. Veststo | f match, 69c, regular 89c value. : LaBelle Satin Princess Slips $950 A Regular Closely woven Nicely tailored $2.95 Value Sizes 36 to 42. In all staple bright underwear shades : Munsingwear Rayon Bandeau Brassieres | ¥ "=a"89c and flesh Although the Big Anniversary Sale started well, there is a world of wonderful bargains in seasonable mer- a left for this week’s selling. Don’t forget that Reg. $1 value WRAY ANE DE ee EL