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A LIST OF REAL BUYS.
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FOR SALE-AUTONIOBILES
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"a Nash 2-Door Sedan,

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BUSINESS Opportunities.

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! Fully equipped with latest permanent
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NOTICE
WE HELP FINANCE

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daily. no Sunday: the profits should be 500
600 net this year: price. only S12 900. This
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Gasoline station and garage: pumps: ca
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including profits from a subagency: 10-year
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stock: genuine bargain: easy terms.
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COTTAGE OWNERS-Two excellent. mod
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SCOTT FUNERAL
TO BE HELD AT
REGAIN SUNDAY
Death Cause Still a Mystery
Coroner's Jury Awaits
Chemists Report

Funeral services for Miss Bcrnicc
Scott, "a, who died suddenly early
yesterday morning. will be held Sun
day afternoon at $3.50 from the city
hail IN kegan. A short service at 3
o'clock at the family residence in
Regain will precede. Rev. Stewart.
pastor of the Presbyterian church in
Mandan, will officiatc
No clue rs to the cause of Miss
SCOTS death has been found and the
body will be buried under Il coroner
death certificate with an inquest
pending. A coroncr's Jury was drawn
today with George Will, C. A. Slorby
and Howard Light as the members
The inquest awaits tho reports Of
chemists at the University Of North
Dakota, Grand Forks, who are making
laboratory examinations.
The body will lie In state this
AFTERNOON and evening at the Webb
Brothers chapel.
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ring Norman Kerry, which is coming
to the CAPITOL Theatre on Monday
have proclaimed it to be ono Of the
most fascinating out1of doors pictures
ever filmed. II deals with the life
&c 9 feminine Tarzan and is full Of
thrills and wonderful animal scenes.
Patsy Ruth Miller plays the title role
IN the picture which was written by
lsadorc Bernstein. Edward Sedgwicl,
directed.
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-Indiscreet kidding
Invites; Cynthia
\
Warns Girls
By Cynthia Grey

1--WE are two self.respecting young
girls" write Doll and Marian. Ere
Gently VIC went out with two young
men for ride. We kiddcd a lot,
nd suddenly they began to say insult
ing things to US.
Snow. Miss Grey. VIC may have
said some foolish things in the begin
ming, but We only wanted TO tease
them. We had no idea that they
were not gentlemen.
"Do you think we should have any
thing more to do with them until
they apologize
The question should be, rather.
"Should we have anything more to
do with them under any circum-
It isn't that think the boys were
to blame for the unpleasant incident
I should say that they had every rca-
son to think their proposals would
be gladly accepted. And it is the
nature of boys to deal in the same
coin that girls deal in.
It is q trite saying that no man
takes q chance unless the girl en-
courages him. and it isn't always
true. But in this case, poor foolish
little Doll and Marian admit that
they acted and talked indiscrcctly.
And nowadays, when loose stand.
ards are so common among young
girls, the least laxity of conduct Is
likely to convince man that ne
may 20 as far Is he likes.
| am STRONGLY in favor Of equality
between the sexes. like to see girls
meeting with men with the same easy
companionship that they use toward
one another.
But there is one danger, and Dol
and Marian have met it.
It is the danger that, girls having
once discarded reserve; men may pc
tempted to carry freedom farther
than the girls intended it to go
when all is said and done, the girls
Of the chaperon and curfew age did
/ not meet the kind Of experience thai
Doll and Marian are grievine over.
Not that the girls or the men Of
that age were better or worse than
those Of today. But girls were not
insulted 50 often. simply because
they didn't take the risks that the
modern girl takes.
As for the boys in this instance moi
| ton Of that. No gentleman insults
any women. But the old standards
Of gentlemen are slipping away 80
fast that girls cannot rely on them
for protection any longer.
Men now treat women rs those
women seem to expect them to. The
Rirl who "only wants to tease" il
playing with fire. The only way q
Insure respectful treatment from mef
is BY acting like . lady.
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Mrs. Heath Is Honor
Guest at Tea Given
By Mrs. Christensen

Mrs. A. NJ. Christianson entertain.
cd at tea Friday afternoon in compli.
mcnt to Mrs. Fannie Heath of Grand
Forks, the house guest Of Mrs. Fred
l.. Conklin. There were 20 guests
members Of the Daughters Of the
American Revelation.
The house was prcttily decorated
With lilacs, pink roses and lilies Of
the valley. Mrs. r. J. Meyer and Mrs,
Conklin poured.
Vocal solos by f. Howard Light
wcrc enjoyed. Mrs. M. w. Roam &C.
cOmpanicd Mr.. Light.
Mrs. Heath is in the city to assist
members Of the Minishoshc Chapter,
d. A. r., in identifying the grounds
at the Roosevelt cabin.
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Poppy Film to BE
Shown at Theatres

A motion picture film entitled "Tht
Poppy Film" will be shown ut loca
theatres next week in connection with
their regular attractions. according to
Miss Madge Runey. general chairman
of the poppy sale which will be con
Quoted by the Bismarck unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary on May
~, 2S and 90. Theatre managers have
consented to run the film as part of
The campaign to boost the sale Of
peoples just prior to Memorial Day
Proceeds from the poppy sale arc
used to- bring cheer and comfort to
disabled service men and their
families.
1t is likely that the film will also
b" shown in other cities in this sec
ton of the state where Auxiliary
units are located.
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Surprise Party Is
Given For Mr.. and
Mrs. C. r. Kositzky

Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Kositzky Of
ELEVENTH street were honor guests
last evening at surprise party CIV
en- by their daughter in-law, Mrs. Roy
kositxky. The occasion celebrated
Mrs. Kositxky's birthday anniversary.
Progressive whist was played dur
ing the evening, honors going to Miss
Della SoehtAn. Frank kicbert, ST.,
entertained with vocal selections and
gave short talk.
At the conclusion of the evening
a luncheon was served. The table was
decorated with pretty birthday
cake.
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Girls Glee Club
Enjoys Banquet at
Grand Pacific Hotel

+. The girls glce club Of the Bis
marck high school entertained last
evening with banquet at the Grand
Pacific hotel in honor Of the director,
L. c. Sorlien. A cleverly arranged
program was given during which time
Mr.. Sorlicn was presented with n
miniature golf club and kiwanis
pin.
The color scheme was carried ou,
in pink and green.
After the banquet members of the
club were guests Of Mr.. Sorlicn ut a
theatre party at the Eltingc.
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TO HAZELTON SUNDAY

st. Mary's school band, under the
direction of Father Slagg, will drive
to Hazclton, Linton and Strasburg,
Sunday morning where they will
play under the auspices Of knights
Of Columbus. Special merits will be
read at seven o'clock in St. Mary's
Church. All knights Of Columbus
arc encouraged TO come. The party
will leave at eight o'clock.
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OPEN KINDERGARTEN

Mrs. E. NJ. Hendricks and Mrs.
Frank Aughnay will open their
private kindergarten Monday at 1880
o'clock, calling at the homes for the
students and taking them to and
from Mrs. Aughnay's home in Man
dan. Mrs. Aughnay conducted Il
private kindergarten ut the Roosc.
welt school the past winter.
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GO TO GLENCOE

Members Of the Senior Christian
Endcavor of the Presbyterian of the
Presbyterian church will 60 to Glen
coo tomorrow afternoon to meet with
the organization ut that WAGE. All
members who find it possible to do
SO are asked to be ct the church at
2 o'clock with cars.
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SATURDAY, MAY Is 1926
Mrs. j. M. Roger
Is Conplimented at
an Informal Party

Mrs. r. G. Wilde and Mrs. r. w.
Saunders entertained last evening at
q prcttily planned party in honor oil
Mrs. J. NJ. Roger Of Lamberton, Minn.,
the house guest Of Mrs. Dale Simon.
The affair was held at the home of
Mrs. Wilde on Mandan Avenue.
Flowers were used to decorate the
rooms. At the conclusion of an in
formal evening a course luncheon was
served by the hostcsscs.
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LEAVES FOR COAST

Mrs. G. A. Rawlings, % Avenue A,
left this morning for Portland, Ore,
Henry Waldo Coo. Mrs. Rawlings
will be joined by her daughter, Ruth,
later in the month and the two will
return to Bismarck together. Miss
Rawlings is a student at Mills col
lcgc, Oakland, Calf.
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REX THEATRE

Philanthropy brings the world lot
of happiness; but it sometimes leads
the big hearted young man of wealth
into lots Of difficulty. This is proven
with delightful twists Of fun making.
with the inimitable clowning of Dick
.Talmadgc, and with the sensational
stunts Of this agile and acrobatic star
in his latest picture. "Thc Prince Of
Pep" to be seen at the Rex Theatre.
Lovely Nola Luxford plays the lead
ing feminine role. with Marcella DAILY.
Brndslcy Shaw. Vic Dillingham;. Ar
thur Conrad and others in support.
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AT THE MOVIES
ELTINGE THEATRE

Conway Tearle and Dorothy Mac
kaill two Of the screens most popu-
lar stars, take the principal roles in
"The Dancer Of Paris" coming to the
Eltingc for Monday and Tuesday
This is the first time that these play
ers have appeared in the same film.
"The Dancer of Paris" is the first
of the Michael Arlen stories to reach
the screen. This constitutes a point
of interest hardly second to the APP
pcaranec Of the two popular stars.
The author of "The Green Hat" and
These Charming People" has been
represented on the stage with great
success, but it remained to film one
Of the most popular of his works.
"The Dancer of Paris has an un-
DERIVING theme of more than usual
force This is the battle of wits be-
tween Athc Dancer Of Paris, as played
by Miss Mackall. and Sir Roy Martel.
the English reprobate, portrayed by
Robert Cain.
CAPITOL THEATRE
Those who have seen Lorraine of
the Lions" Univcrsal-Jewel star
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PICNIC YESTERDAY

The members Of the Fortniyhtly
club entertained their husbands and
children at picnic last evening at
the Mandan Chautauqua park. A six
o'clock picnic supper was served.
There were about 35 in the party.
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JUNIOR. SENIOR PICNIC

The Senior class Of tho Bismarck
high school entertained the Juniors
last evening at picnic ut O'Connor's
grove south Of town. Base ball and
a number of informal games were
enjoyed and "a picnic supper served.
Mrs. c. Is. Nupen assisted members Of
the faculty in chapcroning the affair.
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Household
Suggestions
HOT WEATHER STOCK

Soup stock made withouc vege-
tables will keep better in moderate
or warm weather. When ready to
prepare soup, add one heaping table
spoonful Of each vegetable called for
in the stock recipe to a pint of the
meat stock. Cook one hour, and
strain.
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GUEST HERE

Mrs. J.. NJ. Roger of Lambcrton,
MIMI. is in the city for a two weeks
visit at the home Of her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Simon,
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PLAN SUNRISE BREAKFAST

PLAN SUNRISE BREAKFAST
A number of young women employ
cd at the Quain and Ramstad clinic
and several others will 60 on a SUM-
rise breakfast tomorrow morning.
They plan to hike to the river and
cook their breakfast over a camp
fire, ~.
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TO HAVE PICNIC

Five couples Of high school
students will go to the O'Connor
grove south Of town tomorrow for an
all day picnic.
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TO CLEAR STOCK

Soup stock that is cloudy may be
cleared by placing in a saucepan aud
stirring in the white and crushed
she'll Of one egg for each quart OF
stock. Stir until it has boiled for two
minutes, keep hot for 20 minutes
and strain through a fine strainc,
held above double thickness OF
chccsccloth laid on another strainer
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II feels good to sleep on a
soft mattress. Bismarck Mat.
tress & Ren0vating Co. Phone
COS.
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HERE FROM SELFRIDGE
Mr.. and. Mrs. Sigmund Robertson
Of Selfridgc were shopping in Bis
marck yesterday.
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CHEST Or PARENTS

Mrs. Lottic Lee of jamestown is
in Bismarck, the guest Of her par.
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Lauder
GIG Avenue A.
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RAINBOW GIRLS TO MEET

The regular meeting of the Rain
bow Girls will be held tonight at
1880 o'clock at the Masonic Temple.
All members are urged to attend.
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RETURN TO GARRISON

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Reuter- Of Garri-
son, who have been spending two days
in Bismarck with Mrs. Reuters sister,
Miss Marie Malloy, have returned
home.
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ATTENDS EPISCOPAL CONvEN.
TON

Rev. F. H. Davenport, rector of the
st. George Episcopal church, left this
morning for Minot to attend the an
nual district convention Of the Epis-
copal church Of North Dakota. Bis
hop Tyler will preside at all sessions
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FASHIONS
SLIPS OF METAL CLOTH

Some Of the loveliest lace frocks
are made over narrow sheaths or
metal cloth, particularly a combina-
ton of pink and silver. 9
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DAUGHTER RORN

Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Hughes an
nounce the birth Of daughter this
morning at their homo, GOT Twelfth,
street.
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VISITING IN GLEND1vE
Mrs. Warren Frcybcrg has gone tG
Glcndivc, Mont, for a weekend visit
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Miss Aabcrg, IN advanced piano
student, is Il talented young musician
and will play a beautiful program
The vocal selections Of Miss Stecn
will be an added attraction.
The program follows:
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TO ENTERTAIN AT PICNIC

y EAV 1KI1N
Members of the Westminster Guild
Of the First Presbyterian church will
entertain the young mems club Of the
church at a picnic Tuesday evening
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HERE ON RIISINES.

HEKE On BUSINESS
j. E. Reuter- and c. O. Thompson Of
Underwood have been transacting
business in Bismarck this week.
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LAC SCARLET FEVER

HAS SCARLET FEVER
Miss Madeline Cordncr is confined
to her home on Second street with u
serious attack Of scarlet fever.
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HERE YESTERDAY
Mrs. Herman Nicman Of Driscoll
was business visitor in Bismarck
yesterday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-15

HERE FROM FARGO
Milo Miller of Fargo is transact
ing business in the city.
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Has RRnKEN ARM

Albert Cordncr is suffering with q
broken arm, received in u fall sew.
cral days ago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-15

BUSINESS TRIP
W. +. Lair left last night for the
Twin Cities on n business trip.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-15
FUR MATCHES FABRIC

The more c0lorful the embroidery.
the better.
FUR MATCHES FABRIC
Chiffon capcs and coats for sum-
mcr will be trimmed with ostrich or
with Summer fur, dyed to match the
material.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-15

Cook with Gas. It's the
Ideal Fuel.