The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], November 15, 1917, Image 7

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SILK DEPARTMENT
40-inci| AH Silk Crepe de Chine in all colors,
for street and evening wear, also Ivory and
Black $1.50 and $1.75 silk. *1 "I
Price for Friday, yard 3 A\J
WOOL DRESS GOODS
44 -inch All Wool Serges in Black an the
wanted colors $1.50 goods.
Price for Friday, yard
HUCK TOWELS*
Extra
Fine Huck
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CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS—(Basement)
One case Fleeced White Union all
sires, ages 6 to 12 years 75c
vnjue.s. PHce for Friday.... rfwHr JrQ
PERCALES— (Basement)
2,000 yards 36-inch standard Percales, light
o o s o n y a o u a i e
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Price for Friday, yard
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Four floors, sixteen departments, twenty sections,
combine with their "engaging" offers
to
day a Red Letter Day for shoppers. i
...98c
Towels,
border, monogram space 50c
towels. Price for Friday, each,..
(Limit one dozen to a Bfayer)
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NAINSOOK
36-inch Extra Fine English Nainsook, our
best 25c number, 12 yards iu Price
for Friday, QQ
bolt.
DOMESTICS
81x99 High Grade Muslin Sheets, standard
good*. Price for Friday, AA
each. *m JL »\/vf
(6 only to a Tmyef
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
Pure Silk Hose for Women, in Black and
White, one of our best number^ a* $1.50 all
sizes. Price for Friday, (1* -j A
pair ^IslU
IRELAND'S GLOVES
Women V High Grade Cape Gloves, in a#*
sorted shades of Brown gpiuH^ vahirfor
$2.00. Price for Friday, -J
pair
BLANKETS—(Basement)
damask
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100 pairs 70xB0 Wool Finish Plaid Plain Grey
and Tan Blankets. Price yg
for Friday, each «p«3e O
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For That Last Drowsy Hour
When the Sandman makes his rounds, insiusn
the kiddies comfort with a Gas Room Heater.
None of the old uncertainty of a solid fuel fine
—no unhealthy swokfror soot—jusi dean, de
pendable heat
AT THE TOUCH OF A HATCH
In the morning, when the windows have been
closed, cheery comfort is yours in a second-'
No danger of drafts or eolds in a nursery where
there is
A Gas Room Heater
each..
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Ph&e us for prices, or call at our showrooms.
Union Light, Heat & Power Co,
PARGO, If. D.
F,r
Sdle
(By owner exclusively). Eight
rooms all newly decorated on car
line. 90S 8th St. So. Easy terms.
A barg-sin. A. L. Moody.
MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS
One lot of Men's Heavy Outing Flannel
Night Shirts, assorted patterns our leader
at $1.00. Price for Friday,
each /yC
LACES
One lot of Linen Torchon and
SUITS—(Basement.)
15 Women's Suits, latest styles in all Wool
Serge, Navy and Black. Splendid value at
$18.50. Price for n«r
Friday, each......^...*...
". PRESS SKIRTS—(Basement.)
One lot Women's Skirts in Plaids and
Stripes also Black and Navy Serges—$3.50
Skirts. Price for Friday^
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Christmas and New Year
Greeting Cards
Arts and Crafts Shop
617 First Avenue North
For state news read The Forum.
LINEN
SALE
Contimmg
make Fri­
RIBBON DEPARTMENT
One lot Novelty and Plain Silk Ribbons for
Bags, Sashes and Hair Bows, 5 to 7 inches
worth 35c to 75c. Price for
Friday, yard ^V(J
STATIONERY
One-pound box best Linen Finish £tatmn
ery 35c number. Price for
Friday, box d£OC
Vsl
a good assortment of edges and
insertions about half price. Yard.
CAMISOLE LACES
One large assortment of Edges, Insertions
and Bands, that sold at 25c and ft
35c. Price for Friday, yard...... JrC
READY-TO-WEAR— (Second floor)
26 new Taffeta Silk Dress Skirts in Fancy
Stripes and Plaids, assorted new j.afimis
$7.50 to $10.00 Skirts. Price ft* A
for Friday, each e^Cj
WAIST DEPARTMENT— (Second Floor)
One lot of Voile Blouses in White and Colors,
good assortment of styles and sizes—*1 00
Waists. Price for Friday,
each...., ...... pyC
CORDUROY ROBES—(Third Floor.)
One lot of Corduroy Robes, in Copen and
Rose only regular $6.50 goods. Price for
Friday,
each.
Laces in
5c
$4.48
wn ^ra—ro.»ni
$2.50
ATTENTION
K you an Oiuuctfii»
with jingle, punch and
pt-y-.
by aJl means get Ptyone 6J
MALQiOW
TODAY
MME. PETBOVA
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More Truth than Poetry
A Metro Wonderplay of love and
and vengeance*
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-A Drew Comedy
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The Ford Weekly
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Comm^idng No?.12
Wm. N. Selig's
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WINSTON CHURCHILL
America's Greatest Story.
SHOWS—2:30 7:30 and 9
Announcement will be made later
of the pia^e of holding the bazaar,
and further plans for the event will
he perfected at a meeting thla after
noon uith the president. Mrs. Clark
Palrymple, of a committee com
prising Mesdames Blakemore,
II. W. Gearey, A. F. Colwell. H.JL.
BoJley and Gilbert Hageart. The
meeting is called for 3 o'clock, at
the Gardner hotel.
Mrs. Dalrymple voices the senti
ment of the entire association tn ex
pressing her hope that the various
organizations of the two cities will
Institute To
Close Friday
The institute of intensive training
that has been in session since Tues
day at Gethaemane Episcopal cath
edral, will close Friday afternoon.
Miss Mary Smith, Minneapolis, and
Miss Frances Withers, New Tork.
have been conducting very largely
attended classes both mornings and
afternoons.
On Friday afternoon the classes
that have been meeting at
The modern tendency to eeek
amusement almost entirely away
from the home was deplored by Mrs
Pollock, who suggested as a remedy,
a more energetic substitution of the
wholesome old -fajftiioned amusements
within the family. A generaJ discus
sion followed her remarks, the club
members agreeing that concerted
action by the mothers would help
greatly in solving this problem.
Other fine program features at
the meeting Wednesday were papers
by Mrs. George Foster, on The Boy
Scouts and What They- Are Ac
complishing, and by Mrs. Preston
Cameron, on What the Campflre Girls
Stand For.
Election of officers had been an
nounced for yesterday, but was
postponed to a later meeting.
1 SOCIAL'NOTES
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The leading social event of this
evening In Fargo is the Century club
dinner dance, which will be held in
the Knights of Columbus hall. This
THE FARGO FORUM, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER* 16, 1917.
Society News
War Relief Carnival Being
Planned For December 13-14-15
A cuntM,
:«r basaar *f vaxied
attractions, to be h«Id on D«c. 13
14 and 15 is the plan of the Fargo
War Relief association for obtaining
further funds for such relief work
an helping care for end r^-educat*
the soldiers blinded in the present
warfare, assisting the orphan* of
Belgium, and other surh worthy
a uses The plan was decided upon at
a business session preceding the
usual work meetinjr in the Y. TV. C.
A. auditorium Wednesday afternoon.
I
help in this moveaMnt by
and 4:15
o'clock respectively, will both con
vene at 2:30 o'clock. A Joint clos
ing session will be called to order at
o'clock, to continue until 4:30,
which will give the out-of-town
delegates opportunity to take the
early evening trains to their homes.
A great deal of interest has been
manifested in this institute, and all
have been eaper to learn the latest
ideas in regard to various benches
of the church work.
A routine business meeting of the
state officers of the Woman's Guild
and Auxiliary- was held Wednesday
evening at the Bishop Tyler home.
An enthusiastic meeting of boi^i
sections of the Recreation club was
held Wednesday evening in the
cathedral crypt, the members being
inspinngly addressed bv Miss Smith,
educational secretary for Minnesota.
Miss Smith and Miaa Withers will
go from Kargo to Sioux Falls. S. D..
where they will conduct a similar
institute.
Boost Better
Playgrounds
T*» 4lhl!« Conservation league,
meeting Wednesday at the T. W. C.
A. gymnasium, voted to do all in its
power to secure better playgrounds
for the children of Fargo, and to
work in every way feasible to help
abolish the. insanitary and unsafe
buildings along the river front The
vote taken on this matter followed a
stirring and well informed address
by Mrs. M. Pollock, on Present
Day Amusements.
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Rummage Sal*
FRIDAY AND^SATURDAV
November 16th and 17th
COLE HOTEL BUILDING
Cor. N. P. Ave. and 4th St,
TODAY
WM. S. HART
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"THE DISCIPLE"
MUTUAL WEEKLY
AiaiMtoai CkU*«sle,AMai6e
(lattaiiag «u Tax).
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The
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TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
JANE COWL
"THE SPREADING DAWK
agreeing
to
take charge of booths at the carnival,
and helping arrange th» special en
tertainment features with which it
is planned to draw patronage each
evening. All such aid will be most
cordially welcomed by the War Relief
association, and it is hoped to secure
a fund of considerable proportion.
More Christmas Boxes.
The response to the FUgc^stion of
Christmas boxes, mnetly of sweets,
for the convalescent soldiers in
French hoepitals. continues, and 152
additional packets of this kind were
parked by the war relief ladies for
shipment Wednesday night. Still
other boxes are coming in to the as
sociation today, and these and latT
contributions will be included in the
next regular weekly shipment of
hospital supplies from the associa
tion. The boxes packed Wednesdav
included fen contributed by a First
Presbyterian Sunday school class of
young girls, taught by Miss Irene
Leimbacher. Included in the other
gifts packed yesterday were quite a
number of shoe-box sise.
party will 'open the season tor the
Century club.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Ohlin enter
tained at 7 o'clock dinner Wednes
day evening, in honor of G. O. John
son, until very recently wire chief
at the Northwestern Telephone com
pany offices in Fargo. Mr. Johnson
has been transferred to Minneapolis
by that company. A color scheme of
yellow was used in the table decora
tions. consisting of pompoms and
shaded candles. Covers were laid for
twelve. Mr. Johnson left last night
for Lyle, Minn. to spend a few
days with his parents before going to
Minneapolis. He has a host of friends
in Fargo who regret his departure.
Mrs. A. E. Minard will entertain
the ladles of the Kill Kare club this
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Pattern Hats
Tailored Hats
evening instead of a week hence, as
previously scheduled.
The Yeoman membership campaign
banquet on the evening of Nov. jo
will be held in the Knights of Colum
bus hall instead of in the A. O.
W. hail, the regular meeting place, as
erroneously stated a few days ago.
Prof H. fceyf. Milton Swening
sen, Clarence Lane and Grant Web
ster. all of Fargo college, who ex
pect to be called into military serv
ice soon, will be honor guests at a
party Friday evening in Monson's
dugout. Thirteenth street south. The
affair will be given bv the Eta Chi
Omega sorority of Fargo college, and
there will he about thirty-five guests.
The entertainment is being p4anne1
by the sororlt's pledges.
Mrs. F. O. Ostman. 717 College
street, entertained eight boys and
girls at 8 o'clock dinner Wednesday
evening, in celebration of the thir
teenth birthday anniversary of her
son Eugene Games followed the
pleasing repast. Wednesday was also
the date of Mr. and Mrs. Ostman*"
sixteenth wedding anniversary.
Mrs. W. Addison, Ninth street
north, entertained the Mosaic club
ladies Wednesday afternoon, knitting
and sewing occupying their attention
until the lunch hour. The meeting of
the club in two weeks will be with
Mrs. R. C. Akeley.
The annual celebration by her
children and their families, of the
birthday anniversary of Mrs O
Lt'bhen was enjoyed Wednesday
evening at the Lobben home,
Eighth street north Mrs. Lobben
was
68
years of age yesterday. Cov­
ers were laid for about eighteen, all
resident in either Kargo or Moor
head, at a prettily appointed din
ner. Pink chrysanthemums decor
ated the table The dinner wna fol
lowed by an informal evening of
music. The servir| of the repast wat
done by daughters of Mrs. Lobben.
A benefit social will be held next
Monday evening by the Cathedral
club in the club rooms at St. Mary's
cathedral. The proceeds will be added
to the soldiers' and sailors' fund of
China Studio and Gift Shop
Artists' White China.
FLORENCE M. GILMORE,
318'2 Broadway
jit*
Price
Sailor Hats
ONE-HALF PRICE MEANS
$5.00 Hats $2.50
$7.50 Hats :$3.75
$10.00 Hata $5.00
$15.00 Hats $7.50
Millinery Department
Florence Macbeth
Prims Donna Coloratura Sopran^la
CONCERT RECITAL
Orpheum Theater, Fargo
Monday Evening, November 26
TMists sn sals at office of The Pest. Regular sale opMM
Saturday, Nov. 24, Orphsum Theatsr.
PRICES fUO, $1-00 and 71*
(War Tax Included.)
Window Glass
Chriatiansen Drug Co* 10 Broadwa.
If
of a generation from The Saturday Evening
Pest story by Basil King.
-—Also—
FATTY ARBUC&LE
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Mi th- makers" will bring joy to the boarta
of all in
"HIS WEDDING NIGHT"
For real eeienee earns and watch Arbuekle put at "out-drop"
on a pie.
the club, started to provide comforts
for members of the club who in
military or naval ^service.
la
Red Cross knitting and sewing
were again the diversions of th«
North Side Priscilla club Wednesday
afternoon, whose members were
entertained hv Mrs, E. G. Meinser,
Twelfth street nortjj. Lunch fol
lowed the work session.
Mrs. Glenn Spicer and Mrs. O. J.
Campbell were hostesses Wednesday
evening at the Sploer home. Sixth
avenue south, st a pretty pre-nuptla!
affair for Miss Fav Whlttier. who
will be married on Thanksgiving day.
A dozen young ladws were guests
and spent the evening In making
kitchen holders, which were present
ed to th* bride-elect
a
color scheme
of yellow and green was carried out
both in the decorations and in th*
delicious lunch. A basket of yellow
pompoms formed the centerpiece for
the table, and at each place was a
small yellow candle. Four large
candles enhanced the charming ef
fect. and the place cards were mono
gramed In yellow.
Hemstitching. picotlng. pleating.
Mrs. A. Anderson, 517 3rd Av. N.— Adv.
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o
Charming Hats
$2.00
COME TOMOREOW
deLendrecie s
Millinery .Department
Opp-N. P. Depot Fargo, N. D.
Remounting Old Jewelry
Did rOu know that soms of the most delightful
acceptable gifts may be made by remodeling and re
mounting OJd Jewelry?
In almost every Jewel bpx there are odd and fascinat
ing pieces, that once belonged to someone near or
dear to the present possessor. But they are nerer
worij now—"the settings are so old-fashioned" and
yet the stones have a rare beauty and value of thetr
own.
Bring that treasured bit of Old Jewelry'to and tat
us show y$u what may be don*5 to fashion 1t into tL
rare and desirable up-to-date gift, while retaining the
charm of old association. The modern mountings of
platinum, fdld or any present-day sotting wiu trans
form it.
We shall be happy to give you our opinion In tbo
matter and you will be left In porfoct freedom to de
cide.
Hig^irti=Newtoini Co.
Jewels^ and Opticians Fargo, North Dakota
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MAX SALUT, -Fargo, has taken over the
management of the DEVOLNE HOTEL
on First Aoenue South. All the rooms
have been nicely furnished for transient trade
—with several suites for light housekeeping.
Give Dinner For
Football Men
Pi eildgnt J. w. Hansel and
President Hansel was
a Sale at $2.00
Friday and Saturday Special
A new and attractive assortment of chic dress
and everyday hats. Astonishing in smartness as
well as value.
In this showing are hat® of Lyons Velvet with
Brocade, Gold and Silver Lacc hats. Hatter's
Plush Bailors, also closc fitting Turbans, just
the thing for winter wear.
These hats are now on display in our window
don't fail to see them. Some of them are worth
as much as $15.00.
Diamond Stare Far a Qeneratien*
Dtaa
R. Vowies, of Fargo college, were
hosts Wednesday evening at an
o'clock dinner served in Jones hall
dining room, to the football men of
the college The repast, was in three
courses, and covers were laid for
twenty-four. Streamers of the collegt
colors, blue and gold, hung from the
ceilinc to the center of the table.
toa*tmastsr,
and the following responses were
made Retrospect. Captain Martin
Murie: Bumps. La wren e Hill. Stop,
pine Things. John Wesl»y McKln
stry. Things in General. Mgr. Clar
ence Lane, Hard Knocks. R*x
Graber. who was later elected cap
tain of th* i#l* team. Tlaying Guard,
Clinton Hoflf: Veterans. Earl Burns:
Freshles. Lloyd Flatt Ad Libera turn
Coach Holste. Bear Stories, Allan R.
Welsh: Other Teams. Prof H. C.
Be\ l, Witticisms, Fern Monson and
Grant Webster and Future Teams,
Dean Vowies.