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SAVOY.

sunday, william Boyd and Leatrice
low n Ewes Leaves and Clyde
Cooke IN wandering Papas'; Men.
day. ken Maynard ana Strongheart
in North STAR and Charlie King IN
Motor Troubles; Tuesday, Theda
Bara in THE Unchastened Woman
and Sennett's Whispering WINS
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NATIONAL PLAYERS Family
IJpstairs.n

Local theatergoere are promised
lively stage fun Of q new sort IN The
Family Upstairs" q comedy OF New
York nat life, which the Nationai
Theater Players will offer next week.
Harry DELI, who wrote the play, Is
said to have lived the greater part OF
his life among the types Of apart
nlent jewellers he is accredited with
having pictured to the life in his play.
It isn't the Ritz type OF denizen the
playwright entangles in his serto-
comic web, but the greater bulk, the
common people, living for the most
part IN the big city's crowded sec
tions.
KEITH'S-JOhIny Dooley.
"a Popular Johnny Dooley of the ia
NOUS Dooley family returns to WASH
inRton next week to head the bill at
p. B.. Keith's Theater with his latest
offering, the "Dooley Doodle Revue.
presented by E. X. Nadel and writ
ten by PAU Gerard Smith. whose
sketches and reviews are known
throughout the vaudeville world. The
cast brought by Mr.. Dooley includes
Ralph Sanford, Delbert Faust, Pauline
Arley, Connie Madison, Dorothy
Rogers and Peggy NNeil.
A big feature of the week also. viii
be q new combination to Washington.
Adler, Well & Herman, ''the California
Humming Birds"
Other acts include Marguerite
PaduIa and company in a new act,
ivory Novelties" Harry Thurston,
the London Hippodrome star, In
Character Studies of London Life"
and Lottie Atherton, sometimes called
Miss Twinkletoes," in d unique dance
offering. Other acts win be announced
later.
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AMBASSADOR-"Up In Mabel's
Room.

Marie Provost, Harrison Ford Phyllis
Haver. Sylvia Dreamer ard Harry
Myers are the featured players In AL
Christie's version Of A. n. Woods
play, up In Mahel's ROOM" to be-
seen at Crandall's Ambassador Thea.
ter the first three days Of next week,
beginning Sunday afternoon, supple
mented by 9 varied list Of short sub
jects, pipe organ Compartment and
solo intervals
wednesday and Thursday, EARLY
to We'd with Matt Moore, Kathryn
Perry. Ia Su Pitts. Julia Swayne Cor
don and Arthur Housnnan, together
with Mack Sennett's Wandering
Willies" and Topics Of the Day; Fri.
day, Charles Ray and Joan Crawford
in Edmund Goulding's production Of
his original story, Paris q romance
Of the under world, augmented by
Our Gang In Buried Treasure !.
Pathe Review and Fashions From
Paris; Saturday, Bebe Daniels. sup.
ported by Lawrence Gray, In Para
mounts 1.-THE Palm Beach Girl;
Johnny Arthur in Home Cured. z
Screen Snapshots and 'sThe Radio De.
teCtiye." No.
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TAKOMA.

sunday and Monday. Rim Tin Tin In
1.-THE Clash of the Wolves" and Pathe
News continuous Sunday from 3
pm; Tuesday, Owen moore in
Money Talks, and Lefty Flynn in
20. u. West; Wednesday and
Thursday, George oBrien in THE
Johnstown Flood comedy and car
toon; Friday, william Haines In
"Iovey Mary" Aesop's Fable and
"Ffghting Hearts" No. q; Saturday,
William s. Hart In ''Tumbleweeds, :"
Aesop,s Fable and comedy.
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ssEIOw Baxter Butted IN. with Matt
Moore. and Eennett comedy: Thurs
day, Raymond Gr1flith III Wet
Paint. comedy and news: Friday.
Million Collar Handicap. with Vera.
III IA Social celebraty.'. Fighting
Hearts and comedy.
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"A M i Sc M E II T S

and Warren. comedy. Too Many
Relations" with Hallam Cooley end
Kathryn Perry, and the Pathe Re
view viii also be shown.
Tuesday and wednesday Aileen
Pringle, Lowell Sherman. Chester
ConlSlin and Robert Cain In First Ma
tional's Aim version Of Arthur String
er,s story, s'The wilderness Woman, y
together with Bobby Vernon IN
Christie,s "Till We Eat Again
Thursday and Friday, Charles Muir.
ray, George Sidney. Vera Gordon.
Jack Mulhall, Jobyna Ralston and
CASTOR Glass In First Nationals de;
lightfuI comedy, Sweet Daddies. z
supplemented by o. Henry's Elsie In
New York" and the Pathe Review.
Saturday, Greta Nissen in The Lucky
Lady" augmented by Our Gang In
Monkey Business Topics Of tho
Day and The Radio Detective" No. 5.
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YORK.

Sunday. Richard Barihelmess in
..Ranson's Folly" and Aesop Fable;
Monday, Charles Ray and Joan Craw-
ford IN Paris and Glenn Tryon in
.Papa, Be Good: Tuesday, Rod La
ROGUE in Bachelor Brides and
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kers'' wednesday, Mae Busch and
Percy Marrnont IN THE Miracle OF
Life and Lupino Lane in Maid IN
Morocco; Thursday, The Nonstop
Flight, and Lige Conley in "Lickety
Split; Friday. Claire Windsor and
Owen Moore In Money Talks and
SATURDAY. sAIl Around the Frying
pan" and Our Gang" In Better
Movies,
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CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday and Monday, William
Haines and Bessie Love In 'Lovey
Mary. Aesop's Fables and News
events. Patie Review: Tuesday,
Charles Murray and Gertrude Ohm
stead in "The Boob. Glen Tryon in
ssCuckoo Love- Pathe Review;
wednesday and Thursday, Conrad
NageI. Renee Adoree and Paulette
Duyai in .sThe Exquisite / Sinner, s.
Mack Sennett's "Over There and
Abouts. News events; Friday. Rim
Tin Tin in The Clash Of the
wolves, Ralph Graves, In Riders or
the Purple Cows: Saturday, Helene
Chadwick and William. Russell In
.sThe StiIl Alarm" Bluebird comedy,
"A Couple Of Skates.
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WARDNIAN PARK-"As No Man
Has Loved

CAS- No Man Has Loved" q film
version of Edward Everett Hale's
story, '"The Man Without q Coun-
try will have its, first public local
presentation at the Wardman Park
Theater next Sunday evening, con.
tinuous throughout the week. Pauline
Starke and Edward Hearn have the
two roles of Nolan and Anne Bissell
and the direction was by Rowland VI.
Lee.
The story concerns a young Army
officer who, in one moment of rash
anger, declared that he wished he
might never see or hear OF the United
States again. His sentence was the
lifelong fulfilIment Of that wish. He
became an exile of the sea, trans
ferred from one ship to another when
the shores of home doomed near. This
went one for Sc years and, during all
that time, the girl who loved him
remained true and tried, through the
administrations OF IL Presidents, to
obtain his pardon.
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AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday ana Monday. Belle BEN
nett in "The Reckless Lady" and
Cliff Bowes In Hold 'er Sheriff
Tuesday and Wednesday, Anna a.
Nilsson and Lionel Barrymore In
1.-THE Splendid Road" and Aesop
Fable; Thursday, Charles Ray and
Joan Crawford In Paris and
o. Henry's Cupid a L. Carte FRI
day. Greta Nissen In ssThe Lucky
Lady, and AL st. John In SKY
Bound'':: Saturday, Bebe Daniels In
ssThe palm Beach Girl" Alice Day
in Sennett's "Hot Cakes for Two"
and sThe Radio Detective, No.
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APOLLO.

Sunday and Monday, Anna @. Nils
son and Lionel Barrymore In "The
Splendid Road" and Aesop Fable;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Belle Ben.
nett in THE Reckless Lady" and
Cliff Bowes in "Slow Down; Thurs
day, William Boyd and Leatrice Joy
in Ewes Leaves and Clyde Cooke
in wandering Papas"; Friday, Bebe
Daniels in THE Palm Beach Girl
and Alice Day In Sennett.s ''Hot
Cakes for Two; Saturday, George
O'Brien in "The YOUNGSTOWN Flood;
juvenile comedy, 'Raisin' Cain" and
"The Radio Detective" No. 5.
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HIPPODROME.

Sunday ana Monday, Sir III. Rider
Haggard's she. With Betty Blythe.
and Sennett comedy: Tuesday and
wednesday, Raymond Gr1ffith IN
wet Paint. comedy and news;
Thursday and Friday, Pola Negr1 In
THE Crown Of Leg and comedy:
Saturday, Barbara La Mari In The
Girl From Montrnaxtre.' 3 Fighting
Hearts'' ana news
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I CAROLINA.

sunday ana Monday, Corinne Grit
18th in mile. Modesto; Tuesday,
Pola Negr1 In aThe Crown Of Lies.
Wednesday. Three Weeks In Paris, :
with Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore;
Thursday, return engagement, D. w.
blind Goddess, with Jack Holt,
Esther Ralston and Louise Dressler:
Saturday, Douglas MacLean in That's
Ny Baby.
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Saturday and Sunday, Charles Ray
and Joan Crawford In Paris. juye-
nile comedy and Phantom Police;
Monday, Jack Holt in The Enchant,
ed Hill, comedy and news; Tuesday
ana wednesday. The Hallway Girl. :"
with Milton stills, comedy and news;
Thursday and Friday, . Partners
Again, . with George Sidney and Alex
ander Carr, comedy and news.
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I HOME.

/ Sunday, william Boyd and Leatrice
Joy IN Ewes Leaves and Billy
Dooley In Shore Shy; Monday. Con-
way Tearle and Claire Windsor In
Morals FOR Men, and Aescp Fable;
Tuesday, Adolphe Menjou In "A So.
cial Celebrity and Helen and War
rem. In TOO Many Relations: Wed
nesday, Greta Nissen in "Tk,1 Lucky
Lady and Cliff Bows In Squirrel
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EXTRAORDINARY in MabeI's
Room"

'.Up in Mabel's Room" Al Chris
ties screen version Of the A. III.
woods stage play by Wilson Colli-
son and Otto Harbach, with Marie
Provost In the stellar role. will be
presented at CrandalPs Metropolitan
Theater for eight days, beginning
SUNDAY afternoon and closing July Is.
After the last performance on the
night of July Is the Metropolitan viii
be closed for two weeks for altera-
lions to the lobby, auditorium and
stage OF the theater, reopening Sat
urday, July 81.
up In Mabel's Room" the story
Of which Is too well known to require
repetition, is pictured, with a cast in
GLIDING Harrison Ford, Phyllis Haver,
Harry Myers, Arthur Hoyt, Sylvia
Dreamer, Carl Gerard. Maud Truax,
Paul Nicholson and William Orla-
mord. The production is said to be
elaborate and the photography on g.
high plane of artistic excellence. The
story provides many amusing COM
plications that attach to an intimate
bit Of feminine wearing apparel.
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COIIONlY

sunday. william Collier, II, n THE
Rain0aa kaE." and Gun RQEss y Hold
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OLYATPICs

sunday and. Monday, Brown OF
Harvard.D with Jack Piciford, Mary
Brian and william Haines; comedy
and news reel; Tuesday. Pola Negri
In .iThe Crown OF Lies, with Noah
Berry and Robert Annes; Buster
Brown comedy: Wednesday, Douglas
MacLean in That's Ny baby" Hodge
Podge; Thursday and Friday, Corinne
Grifflth In Mile. Modesto with Nor
man Kerry; comedy and news reel;
Saturday. Tom Mix In YANKEES
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RrAITO"A Trip to Chinatown"

IA IT'D TO SuIAdtOWAt eeA-tk,s
from Charles A. Hoyt's stage comedy,
starring Margaret Livingston. sup.
ported by Earle Foxe and J. FarreiI
MacDonald, win be the attraction &c
the Rialto next week, beginning sun.
day. 80.
production Is said to contain some OF
the most elaborate sets ever con-
strifcted at the West Coast studios.
THE action begins when Weliand
strong. the gentleman with an explo-
siye lung. starts for San Francisco.
what happens to him in the ensuing
six weeks furnishes the amusing SIT
uations of the story.
The cast includes Anna May Wong,
George Kuwa, Wilson Benge ana
Harry Woods and several others.
Al special stage presentation, Inter
national News and other subsidiary
features win complete the programs
TTV0LI-'The Palm Beach Girl
Rebe Daniels Paramount picture.
.srhe Palm Beach Girl" win be the
sttraction ct Crandall's Tivoli The
ater the first two dayskof next week,
beginning Sunday afternoon. Tne
payeties Of fashionable Florida have
been utilized to lend verve to this
story. with one Of the thrilling Sc.
ollences depicting the hazards OF
vhirIwind speeiboat race. The star
Is supported by Lawrence Gray 10.
sephine Drake, John Patrick ana
Naada 1nrnae GQrdonS a .Helen
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SENIOR. Andy Gump comedy and
Felix the Cat.
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DUMBARTON.
EETTE.

Sunday ana Monday, Lets Get
Married. !" with Richard DIX, comedy
and news; Tuesday and Wednesday,
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COLUMBTA-aThe Cats Pajamas.' Z

Antonio Moreno and Betty Bronson,
supported by Arlette Marchal. the
French beauty, and Theodore Roberts.
win be seen at Loew's Columbia next
week, starting Sunday afternoon, in
Pararnount's romantic comedy, The
cats Pajamas." the latest original
story for the screen by Ernest Vajda.
the Hungarian playwright who wrote
ssFata Morgana" and Grounds for
Divorce"
The production is said to combine
fast frisly film comedy with alluring
romance, hilarious laughter and
touch Of spice in its delineafion or the
~ sling Moreno in the role OF an
SnsY-a star who wins ternperamental
French beauty on q bet and then Is
Completely won by a little American
gtri model in Paris modiste's shop
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. A. P. knothc ente rtained last
evening with two tables Of whist the
affair celebrating the birthday ami.
vcrsary of Mr.. Knothe. The rooms
were prcttily decorated with lavender
chrysanthemums and ut the conclu-
sion OF the evening luncheon was
served. Prizes were awarded to
Adolph Kutchcra, Antoine Kutchcra
and Mrs. L. A. Winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Convert of Mandan were out-of.
town guests.
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The annual sale of the Pres.
byterian Ladies' Aid Thurs
day morning at 1900. Fancy
Wrrk. Aprons, HOme.made
Mince Meat, Fruit Cake and
Candy. ard a baked ham sup.
FER at 6 o'clock.
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ENDORSE GOLDEN RULE
PROGRAM

Mrs. John Emerson Featherstone.
president of the North Dakota feder.
alton Of women's clubs, Mrs. willard
bayliss and Mrs. c. S. Policy, pres
idents respectively Of the Minnesota
and South Dakota declarations, are
unanimous in their endorsement Of
the Near East relief work and Of
Golden Rule Sunday, December S.
They are asking that the 10000 club
women Of the three states observe
the day and cooperate in every way
with their local Golden Rule chair.
man.
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ON PROM COMMITTEES

Miss Clara Hultberg of Bismarck
has been named member Of the
decorations committee for the Junior
Prom, annual social affair Of the
University Of North Dakota. Miss
Genevievc Parsons, also Of this city,
IS member Of the special features
committee. Bruce Murphy is. men,
her Of the property committee and
Miss Barbara Register has been Sc
lected as a member of the music
committee.
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CAMPFIRE GIRLS MEET

The Talahi Campfire group met
Tuesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock at the
Will school. Plans were made for
a candy sale. The meeting was in
charge of Miss Frcda Nicola, and
Miss Dorothy Pctron was chosen to
conduct the next two meetings. The
meeting was closed by giving the
Campfire law.
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CARD PARTY

A card party will be given by the
Eastern Star Friday evening, Decem-
Der 3. at the Masonic Temple. All
Eastern Star members and families
and Masons and families are cordial
ly invited. A fee Of IS cents will be
charged.
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TO INSPECT BRIDGES

Capt. W. J. Maulding Of Kansas
City, who will be in charge Of the
revetmcnt work along the Missouri
river here, and Clifford johnson,
bridge engineer Of the state highway
department, left this morning for
Sanish and Williston to inspect the
bridges under construction there and
determine what revetment work will
be necessary in that vicinity. They
expect to returnsto Bismarck Satur-
Cav.
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MOTHERS r.LIIR MEETS

The Mothers club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the homo Of
Mrs. Price Owens. The program sub
ject was Theodore Roosevelt. Roll
CALI was answered with sayings of
Roosevelt. Mrs. Owens gave a paper
on the life Of Roosevelt and Mrs. c.
Il. Schoregge's subject was Extracts
from Letters of Roosevelt
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Mrs. Hendricks Is
Hostess at Bridge
Parties This Week

Mrs. E. NJ. Hendricks was hostess
tuesday evening to four tables Of
bridge. Decorations were carried out
IN Nile green and gold. At the con.
clusion Of the evening a prettily APP
pointed luncheon was served.
Honors in the bridge games were
won BY Miss Mildred Eyer and Mrs,
J. L. Mullin.
Mrs. Hendricks also entertai ned
four tables at bridge Monday evening
Honors were won by Mrs. L. v. Mill
er and Mrs. George Smith.
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ALUMNI DINNER

A dinner for the alumni and for
mer students of the University of
North Dakota will be held this eve
ming Ut o'clock at the Grand Pa
cific hotel. Plans will be made for
the reorganization Of a Bismarck
Aandan alumni society. All alumni
and former students arc corr ALLY in
vited to attend the dinner.
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Social and Personal
Bridge Parties Given
Today and Tuesday
BY Mrs. De Rockford

Mrs. Leo DeRochford was hostess
tuesday evening at prettily plan
med bridge party in her home at 3O2
fark avenue. Three tables were in
play during the evening, honors 60
ing to Mrs. E. H. Weber and Mrs.
W. =. Jensen. At midnight a course
luncheon was served.
mrs. DeRochford is entertaining
THIS afternoon at another bridge
party. Three tables are in play.
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LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. J. McCrory OF Linton
will leave soon for Pasadena, Calf.
where they will spend the winter,
This is the eighth year Mr.. and Mrs.
McCrory have gone to Pasadena for
the winter. They will be accompa
MED by Bertha Wildamuth, also Of
Linton, who will visit in Oakland
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GIRLS CLUB TO MEET

The Girls club Of the Trinity Luth-
eran church will be entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Ray V. Stair, sis First
street, tomorrow evening. All COM
pletcd articles for the sale on Satur-
day, December 4. should be turned in
at this meeting.
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MOTHERs CLUB MEETs

MUTHEKS CLUB MEETS
The Progressive Mothers club met
at the home Of Mrs. Jacob Yeasley
Tuesday evening. Roll call was an
swered with the names Of modern
men and women Of achievement. An
article on election frauds and defects
was given by Mrs. Hazel Taft. At
the conclusion of the evening
luncheon WAS served by the hostess.
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COMMUNITY COUNCIL MEETING;
The Women's Community Council
win meet Friday afternoo at 3
o'clock at the Association Of Com.
mercc rooms. A large attendance Of
deiegates is desired as final plans for
the Christmas seal sale will be made.
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Basketball game tonight,
1880. Bismarck high school
VS.. Nighthawks at St. Mary's
gym. Admission, Adults 25c,
children 15c.
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ANNUAL. FALL. SALE

The annual holiday sale Of
fancy work, useful articles and foods
OF the Baptist Ladies Aid WILL be held
Saturday, beginning at o'clock, at
the Hall Drug store. The foodstuffs
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CHURCH MEETING TONIGHT
A meeting Of all the members and
attendants Of St. Georges church
will be held this evening in the par
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1sh house. Matters, Of very great
urgency will be discussed and the rec.
tor HAS an important announcement
to make. It is hoped that there will
be y large attendance.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Joe Woodmansee, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. J. Woodmansee, entc rtaincd
Tuesday evening at a dinner celebrat-
ing his eleventh birthday. The table
YVES conferred with a large birthday
cake and tapers and candles Of yellow
lighted the table. A yellow color
note prcdominated in the menu. Fol-
lowing the dinner the guests, II in
number, were taken to the Eltince
theatre.
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COMMITTEES TO MEET

The ticket sale committee of
Troop No. Of the Boy Scouts will
meet this evening ut the Methodist
church. The committee is selling
tickets for the supper which will be
given Thursday evening at the
church.
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Mrs. Thomas Hall. 5l2 Avenue B. The
second division will be entertained by
Mrs. Roy Neff. TO Seventh street.
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RETURNS TO GRAND FORKS
Miss Evelyn Harvey has returned
to Grand Forks after spending
Thanksgiving and tho following week
end with friends in Bismarck.
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Children's felt and velvet
hats special for Thursday,
Friday and Saturday at $1.OO.
Sarah Gold Shop, 312 Main
street.
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AID DIVISIONS TO MEET

The first division Of the Ladies Aid
Of the Methodist church will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of
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TO VISIT SON

Mrs. T. r. Sloan Of Fargo arrived
today for a visit with her son and
daughtcr-in-law, Mr.. pnd Mrs. H. F.
Sloan, of Mandan.
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to be sold include baked beans, pies
and cakes.
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GUESTS LEAVE

Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Cook and FAM
lily and Ralph Hayes, all Of Center,
have returned to their home after a
weekend visit in the city with Mr..
and Mrs. John L. Fields.
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DISTRICT ALUMNI CHAIRMAN

DISTRICT ALUMNI CHAIRMAN
{. ]. Lynch of Bismarck is one Of
five district chairmcn who arc TAX
ing leading part in the state alumni
drive for new stadium and gymna-
stun for the University Of North
Dakota.
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Call up and coal up now
with Beulah coal. Phone 81.
Wachter Transfer Co.
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VISITS BROTHER

Hans Larson Of Mott is visiting in
Bismarck with his brother, James
Larson, = patient at local hospital.
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VISITS HERE

Miss Marjory Thomas Of Cleve-
land has returned to her home after
. several days visit in the city at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Clark.
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TO VISIT IN NEW ENGLAND

Mrs. Harold C. Arnold and chill
drcn will leave Thursday for New
England where they will spend the
winter months, the guests of Mrs.
Arnold's mother.
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There's nothing to winter If
you'll fill ynur bin with Ben.
ian coal. Phone 81. Wach.
ter Transfer Co.
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VISITS PARENTS

Miss Anna NJ. Brown, r. n, has
returned to Bismarck after a six
weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Brown Of Dodge.
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RETURNS FROM SOUTH DAKOTA
Mr.. and Mrs. George Luck returned
Tuesday from Waterfowl, S. D.,
where they have been visiting with
relatives for the past ten days.