The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 27, 1919, Page 5

4 . * . “ t | | ‘ PY) 3 re my » , Mrs. BF, + Patt \.at'ihe lome-of the former on Fourth; SATURDAY, DE! FORTY DANCING CLUB ENJOYS FINE ) CHRISTMAS PARTY AT PATTERSON'S ‘ The Forty Dancing club night which*was probably the. most silecesstully and enjoyable of all the dances given by the club. The dance was held at: Patterson hall which \ decorated with kesping with the Yuletide Donald's orchestra turnished refreshments wore § pn, Me he ana OCCUPYING NEW HOME Mr. and Mrs. AT Rosen are occupy ing their beautiful new home at the! corner of Avenuo A and»Mandan ave- nua. HERE FOR Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Ward of Gar son afd Mrs, Ward’ i phens, were ‘here last night for the Forty clubs’ beautiful cotillion at Pat- t terson’s: hotel. JAMESTOWN VISITORS Mayor and M H.C. Flint of Jamestown; are guests of Mr, and L. Conklin: of Av e A and enjoyed the, Morty cotillion at ‘s¢n’s hall b evening, Mr,'and M A expect to spend New Year's i ¢ago, where Mr: 5 stant | manager of the Bisma branch, will attend a naticnal staff meeting of the International Harvester Co. Chicago iMr. “aid Mrs. Taylor proceed to Des. Moines, Iowa, to visit her parents and other relatives and old ‘friends, * FOR MISS BOISE’. Mrs. W. 1 number of Bis colloge for the Chr this afternoon in hor trude Loise, .a Alrs.: De Ge us tending k formed | and the! reshment reciated by her “ prine ipa ty 50) ecile FOR MISS SMITH Miss Ethel’ Barnes: i at her home’ on Fourth terhoon for'Miss Ethel Smith, who “teaching. ahd who! is a holid stor, Mis. | A. G. . Jacols evening | Miss. Smith. wis gilest of honor. at f-very “pretty funetiow given. by dames Phil Meyer, and G.'f; Dol strect. . and Miss Olwen r of Rov. | a Rev. Hughes remo (o Aberdeen “years ago, Miss! Olwen; Hughes: is. a! talented and’ popular ‘young © ‘woman who graduated ‘trom the Bismarck high school with the class of 1916. The wedding was .a qiiet home affair, t the few out-of-town .guests including ;\y x Miss Winnifred{ Knudtson of Bis- marek, Mr, and Mrs. Covell will make their home in Aberdeen Let’s go to JOHNSON’S for Hosiery. 3 will be displayed Monday morning: A.W. Lucas Co. Dance ‘tonight, K. do hall, !' McDonald’s_ orchestra. Ladies free. Vea x i pall Cry for Fletcher's ‘The "rina You Have eae Bake thirty years, has bor no the signature of 22 ick AY i His Oil, Paregoric, It is plea antl Tt contains - neithel i i other narcetic substance. Its been in constant use for the relief of Constipativa, Flatulency, ' in use for over and hi CA ene) 7d ©. Allow All Counterfeits, Imitations and ‘ Experiments that trifle with Infants and Chiléren—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA. Drops and. Soothing ‘Syrups. neither Opium, Morphine nor ege is its guarantee. Wind. ‘Colic. ana. Diarrhoea ; “therefrom, and by regulatiag the Stomach and Bowels, ai | the assimilation of Food giving healthy aud natural: en , The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA aAtways Bears the Signature of. In Use For Over: 30 Yeats The Kind You ‘Have Always Bought THR CENTAUR COMPA! ‘ gave| Mrs. T. R, another ofits. pleasant affairs last| Sain H, Christms trees inj {airy News 7 | will visit her mother i Bett, for-a few days. H. L, visiting Ms moth, Mrs. N. L. Call, ne. Bee ISIT IN CHICAGO if Bob W. Teorey of Fargo is spending Andrist of 111° Washington avenue, ¥,C. Tayior of Avenue who formerly resided at Fargo. Cc spending ue Chris From| 1} ton of Fargo are spending the holidays with Mrs. Reeve’s mother, Mrs, Arthur Van Horn, 40% Seventh str ; Spent tle Castoria is a harmless substitute for C. For more than thirty: years it has Atkinson,:Mr, and Mrs. Clark, Dr. and Mrs, W. H. b, Mr. and Mrs, E. G, Pat- , O, N. Dunham, « Whitney, Mr. and “Contain. Or. and Dr and Mrs. Nn. J.Graham, Mr. ANDY JONES IS HERE Andy Jones of Rugby here. Visiting t. and Mrs, "French. Mr, and Mrs, Wilbert Pield of Men- in the city visiting Mr, and French. a nai EAL To Vis't Mother, a "S. F. Hollingsworth will leave ht for Valley © where she ¢ ‘all of Grea Fal s, Mont, is enue A., over Christmas _holi- : SPENDING VACATION HERE his vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Frank ¢ Home For Holidays. Miss Esther Staley, who has been} ubllde ys ata to resume her studies, WITH MRS. VAN HO HORN Mrs. William Reeves and son Clay- 8 RT ylor are Mr. srasled mother, ump of Far Taylor and family of @ pn over the holiday: "§, Meets January 6. ck Chapter No. moné the s of her moth who x ed, ‘Home From Fargo. Sherman ‘Knauss, employe forfier, Tribune now with the Fargo Forun, } for a‘holitay. visit Mrs. Anna Knau enth’ street. Yi Knauss to the Gate. City on ‘No, 2 Sunday} evening, i Robart. Orr. Snes aan to rat turn home. next? week. Mr, and Mrs. ‘Orr were among, the out-of-town guésts at."the Forty club- cotillion at Patterson's hall‘last evening. \ CHRISTMAS PARTY TODAY Audrey Flow, daughter of Mr. J. A. Flow, and Miss Alice} Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John Larson ,entertained a number of their schoolmates at a Christmas party at the Larson home this afternoon. About twelve guests were presetn. Games were played and during the af- ternoon refreshments were served. Women’s Coats at half parle: eucas Co. A.W. Young girl. going to high school de- ‘sires place to work for her board and room. Apply Mr. Bolt at high school. 12-27-ct. —E d which has been as been mcce under his pere supervisioa since its infancy. no one to ceccive you ia this. “ Just-cs-good? are but and endanger the bealth of -allaying Fe ishness Hon NY, NEW YORK CITY, -ALWAYS MORE BARGAINS THAN ‘ ADVERTISED department of the store. season! Siweaters—Slightly soiled; values up to $5.50; while they, last Rist CARP SaRRY " Fur Scarfs; values up to $7.50; $1 your: choice 20-006 8h ees teks ote 08 Plush Scarfs—all that are left over; a $1 $5.00 values ........ 0... eee ee menGioigs et ; *Muffs—Values up to $12.00; for quick clearance .. MARCK DAILY (RIRUN This advertisement contains some mighty interesting arta: A, W. LUCAS COMPAN The Store of Quality and Service HE Winter season is drawing to a close for us and all Winter goods must be cleared out. tory and after that comes the re-arrangement of merchandise preparatory to the reception of Spring goods. Weare’ 9... 4. therefore bending all our energies to a swift reduction of our stocks and offer hosts of extraordinary values in every All the merchandise embraced in these sales is‘in the very height of its fashion and usefulness, and. stocks are sufficiently \.. broad to insure your getting prncteally any sort of goods you desire at tha lowest prices that have! yet been quoted this. » Dresses, $39.50 values, Silks, Serges, Jerseys, $25.00 Dresses, $14.50 values, Blue Serge, at. Waists, $1.50 and $2.50 values, your choice . 69c Corsets, values up to $4.00, for... . OUR. ANNUAL DOLLAR CLEAN-UP EVEN Here is where the High Cost of Living tumbles. $2.25 Blue Percale House Dresses with Veapatoree.. PE eee HOLY aver HHS A Wool Dress BAGBY OAS hacer agate oa Mie | Seaman hae A slightly damaged Silk Dress CDLAC van rane del * $3.00 Fetticoats at ce news that you should read through carefully, ye HL} 922 We must soon take inven- **':‘ . $9.98 . $1.00 Come Monday early. un A Lot of Middies ; $2.25 values, atl for Here are a few of the items offered oc $1. Monday morning sale starts at 9 o'clock sharp in Headyste Weer Department. ‘Your Choice, ONE DOLLAR Come Early | HIGH STANDARD MERCHANDISE AT SUBSTAN TIAL SA VINGS. We are clearing our store for inventory and are offering many items at less. than it would cost us to replace,them. All goods offered, despite.the reduced prices, carry our regular assurance of satisfaction. you to what extent their prices have been sacrificed to move them. A Pre-Inventory Clean-Up of Many Lines of Dress Goods ~—Plain colors and neat plaids. All wool and wool mixed fabrics for suits, dresses and skirts. Splendid materials for misses’ and children’s dresses. For quick clean-up we, have\ arranged them in five groups at, per yard © 65c 75c. 85c 95c $1.39 Heavy Coat Materials for Women and Children’s ‘Coats— Thoroughly good and reliable fabrics at a big distount daring this Pre-Inventory selling enables you to make a Winter Coat for yourself or the girl at a small price. $8.00 Coating Fabrics ) ‘ $6 0p Aber Yard Fauite. cise sea Uena vtemeeepa terse ° $6.00 Coating Fabries . per yard. $5.00 Coating Fab: Ha el ie Bhp eu ; epee os $3.75 yarduroy for $1.15—Rich and d ble velvet Cor- duroy, for dresses and skirts. Black, navy, Belgian, and brown. Mate 6 inches wide. and has been selling! for $1.75 per yard, $ Pre-Tyventory- priee 1 . 1 5 Wide Costume Velveteens—In beautiful and taupe, plum, beaver, Belgian, hunter. green” and shade: inches wide.and wag selling for $8.50 $2 35 ‘ rs black per yard. Pre-. Toyentory, price Wide Silk Serges in Rich Dark Plaids—Most durable of silk fabrics. Ideal for skirts and other garments requir- ing good wear. They were selling for $3.50 per yard. uur! Pre-Inventory } $2 65. hol 4 yemaining pieces = Our Silk Department offers many items of extrdordinary “worth that are too small.to mention in this ad, but, you will sce them when you come in. We mention a few: “Blesh colored Georgette Crepe, $1 69. . a A few: colors in :Silk; Mixed Crepe, A , per yard 95c Fancy Sula aie at per yard... $1.75, $1.95, $2. 35. popular . Fancy Handkerchiefs in a Big Clean-Up—Three big as- sortments of fancy embroidered Handkerchiefs. cach ! 5c, 10c ad 12V%ec sin rose pink and blue, $2.45 pr yard ue $1.95 ote ne’ $1.95; $2.35 Clean-Up of Laces—During this: Pre-Inventory sale we offer a big assortment of Valenciennes, Round, Mesh Vales: and Torchans z 2 yards for : 5c Black Knitted Gloves and Mittens for women and éhildren, and colors. An exceptional clean-up value; per pair fillers. Si During this 5c cushion They were $1.50. each: White Cotton Pillows for sofa 22% and 24 Pre-Inventor half -price Wool Blanke Discount—At this time when the mar- Met. price of good wool Blankets is practically out of sight. This’ discount on the grade of Blankets we handle must appeal to you. We cifer our entire stock of 207 Wool Blankets at a discount of 10 Other Blankets at special prices also. fleeced fabrics. 19c White Outing Flannel—27 inches wide, soft and well fleeced. Per VATU, tierce ele Moe woe VRE ER soe che Se 15c Faney° Outing Flannels—37 inches wide. checks and stripe Per yard’... .. ¥ ale they 0 rt. Flannelettes, Kimona Cloths and . other Daik and light colors for house dresses kimonas. - Per yard Neat patterns, 5c The well known Serpentine Crepe in some 39 colors and patterns at, per yard......../...0..5 Cc 32 Inch Dress Gingham8—Splendid wash fabrics for house, dresses and aprons. 9 Per yard . any VIC. PALES ARSE Het 29c: The following instances will show Knitted Caps for Boys and Girls—Closing out'two groups at very low? on u Yard. Wide Cretonnes in pretty light colors and floral , pasado ee Ae a 35¢° Heavy Bathrobe Material in rich dark colors and. good. patterns. They were 75¢e per yard and good value at’ that. + Our Pre-Inventory price on what is left, -> rd : 59c per yard 29c , Good, Bleached , Bath Towels—Size 18x38. quality Terry cloth. Each only \ Some very attractive prices and larger Bath rawales also ° * colored ‘ones. Knitted Cap and Scarf Sets—Soft and fluffy brushed wool * in very pretty color combinations. © The: ideal thing ‘for r aot the ‘school girls. They. were .$3.50. : $4.00. and i “$1.95. All #0 AES PELSEL Hie py mess Sree ass a Neewco ae W omen’s W nas Union Suits—Hea avy, yet fort, 1s lin- eae 1.89 | 39c | at $1.75 to $2.50 Boys’ hoa, Fleeced Shirts and prewar ' a, . Others. at, pet pair Children’s good_black Stockings. at, per pair Woman's} Stockings in black and white at, per pair Women’s Boot Hose of fiber silk in white and colors4it, per pair Wonten’s Fiber Silk Hose of good quality, ieee greys taupe and beaver, © : 95c : Per pair EKemnants! Hurglreds of Them—An unusually heavy fall business in materials by: the yard. has left us with & lot of short lengths that must be cleaned out before taking ihven- tory. In ordex to effect a complete clearance we have — marked these Remnants at very low ie »Be sure to vee - : nae Hemet ere cats ag od no