The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 2, 1920, Page 3

FRIDAY, APRIL, 2,1920 .) Reputation on- ‘Forecast for Stinday ~ 4 wrench in” the ‘oh iial predictions. stated ‘today that he would stake for Faster Sun “Weather er than toda) All of ‘tl which milady _ camphor spring s fine ‘toggery of mil breath of real warm spring! er, ‘will blossom forth. of Sunday y little wind” “stn” up.in- thi ‘pearance of As usual, tl enlarged ¢ inducement fiful music weather, | hats, alk pews in all churches will rent eather slated for vill prog r with vices, by doubtedly be filled. . The flurry of. snow which Ww down on Bismarck early, this mor “tus vicinity “seyeral ‘days’ ago. until today, Travelers reaching trom Winoni. Minn.. blizzard like headwind necessita all passenger trains. To the north west o?, Bismarck, similar pened. storm and “blizzard. swept enti ayvound tine immediate territory. PERFECT.10 AID F NERY DISPLAY s Weather Bureau Chief Micke x p reputation on the following forecast ae charming spring froc has been. keeping: h afraid and undaunted by any ‘possibl iti sei mons, splendid | gowns and sultSand and left scattering’ carpéts of whitd in | Sheltered places was the tail end of the storm which was to have ‘isite’ which failed to <put sate spuraranee city today from the ‘east report tit }, to Jamestown. traing were forced, to contend with 2 the addition of extra locomotives to conditions, prevailed. but as bas frequéutly hap the worst part of the wind BISMARCK DAILY YRIBUNE Se yicky / Z his un ap | 45 tbs the enu- un} but th’ ting and rely a ue -CITY NEWS at | ‘BOY BORN: Mr. ad Mrs! Adam Krodber of hoy borp at the Bismarck hospital terday. yl 4 LEA FOR DEVILS LAKE ing for ~Devils \I spend a week W! GIRL por} ¥ A baby daughter’ was born to the St. Alexius“hospital yesterday. GIRL BORN ten of Beuluh at the Biswarck J pital.*-~ BABY GIRL BORN iud hospital yesterday. o poleon are thetproud parents of a baby Mrs, Noel Thoralson lett; this worn John Curtis of this city at’ An eight pound baby girl was born ‘Teugday to. Mr. and Mrs. George Mor- : Mr, and-Mrs, JJ. Gogerty of Mau- dan, are the proud: pareuts of a new |‘ha: daughter who- arrived at the St. Alex >, Na- yess} Mr. : er EASTER* Hand in Hand with Soring Are the: new styles in lad- ies’ and misses’ footwear. Boots, Pumps and Oxfords invall their glory forEaster. ' The prices range from $8.50 up 4 xe Everything New for Easter: And tomorrow our whole store will be a ay dis- play of New Easter Fashions and all other new sine that Easter may require Blouse Chart the Way Your Easter Suit, = ‘or Coat Z = A most exclusive collec- tion of -.beautiful new ¢ Spring styles and in such “profusion as to include a style for every taste and a i (type for every figure. ~ “Style | distinction prevails. the entire collection, com- bined with qudlity in mak- ing. They impart to ihe! wearer an air of refine. ment which is so appealing ~ ‘to the woman bf taSte and refinement: \ Coats at $32.50 and up ~ Suits at $35.00 and up Are the lovely | bits frock of yesterday takes a new note of mad- ‘ishness when Milady wears an attractive bit jot, this this charming display of new Neck- wear, is Reflected in’ WEBB BROS. Fite in Style - First in Variety :, dare ‘assert All moderately priced. “The Charm of Spring ». Youthful and thatronly women will) find here,a very interesting collection of beauti- ful Easter Hat’ modes. ? the styles, the color assortments, the trim- mings ‘and the unusually moderate ‘should immediately solve your Easter hat Saturday Wei th en—EAS TER - Foremost in Value NX Lovely Easter Frocks With rare taste have the designers of these hand- Spring Quite as if they had yealized the high fa- vor of suits, and, too, perhaps that’. only. a pretty. blouse would itself against the new ves- tees. ! These blouses refresh, everyone who _ Sees them, with their \ different ways. The prices range from,$7.50 up ‘As Fiesh as’ ' Spring F' lowers Even the some dresses developed the” season’s fashjon motifs .in practical garments of ultra stylish character. You should see them. \ The prices range from $35.00 up /Gloves for Easter - Every kind that will-be needed for Easter and all Spring occasions. Shades for street and dress wear. Priced at $1.00 and up of Neckwear. {Our Easter Showing The wide extent of prices hos- beep receiving treatment. at the - NOTICE” Herman Ode-wishes to: thank 4’ hi; many patrons: for their past |}... > Oye FAe patronage. as ‘we will discon: || TWO' SMART - ‘CIT- ; Moye delivery ate the Ist mt “TLE BUNGALOWS | paceman ono a We~offér thesé-two beauties on. very ie terms ‘to ‘ ‘ ick buyer: 5 rooms an « Nectee , BISMARCK. BOT. Bath, all improverrents, gar- ; -TLING WORKS, INC. |!| age> . = ».dobbers tof: i Out city Department will be lad to show you these grea Famous Pokegama Iittle homes, Act at once. \ en Spring Water *Phone 314 for appointment. || bl nee Minnehaha, Bale Malt plan AC ee MICY CoM- se 3 ‘ Ai ‘itgars Malt Bismarck Bank Bldg, ea ie ‘ Nadine a 2 ‘5 j f : Fre a a NNT TOR 2 “ey . \ , = ¢ a Sty A 3 : Mrs. Housewife eee | ‘Do you know that tered is no more = an a logical reason why you should do your , own baking, than there, is that’ you / : shoutd doy your own spinning: ; ~ yee us solve *avsbeakitig problems BARKER BAKERY: ~~ SYSTEM: ys Y Phone 912 Pn. re UNO UDUOOOOUOROODOOOODRODOOUOUOUOGUOOUOOOOSUDOOONUOOOOOOROW'DOGOnANCONDORONUCROnONN: 4 {Nome at Wilton list night-after rec ro | ing treatment at the Bismarck ihos .| pital _ [GUSSNER'S. :: Bismarck’s Big Bargain Grocery and Market * Home of Quality Groceries and Meats Phone Installation of the newly elected ficres of Bismatck Lodge No. 1109, ib, 60 Ve 310% Main St. Place your order early to. insure prompt Tea—Special Blend; Pound Gussner’s Special Cotter Pouna ‘Beans, a great bargain, par ‘b. Lenox Per bar Cottage Cheese. Per Jb. Bakers. Chocolate. One-half pound Z as ‘ We sell Purity, Barker’s and Homan’s bread, fresh. daily _ and efficient service. “GROCERY DEPARTMENT Soap. A Full Line of Green Vegetables for Eater BREAD EAT MORE FRUIT We have a fullline of Hunt’s/Supreme California fruit. ‘CALIFORNIA CANNED FRUIT SPECIAL The following in heavy syrup, No. 21% tins: Apricots, Sliced Peaches, Yellow Free Peaches, Biack Cherries, White Chérries, at per Can. if. Per dozen Tins . Adc abs ee 2 ear $5.25" : The above is: a bee sigs ta MEAT: DEPARTMENT: °. FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS AND TURKEYS: ar Lard (open kettle © ‘ ahs ¢ rendered) mea ee iene at 25 c acon, medium weight strip or - halfstrip. (00.3 00s Be eee ae one 32 Cc Picnic * Hams Boiling Beef, Per ‘Ib.~ Pot Rogst,~ Heart eri LOR 6. oli siedire tee cicle Boole soe Pork. shoulder Mi cabo or roast) ...... 6566.6? pee yidbiicet ose ea 24c Pork Loins 2 (chops or roast) ..... pies q Gcprdtves cen shite 30c Head Cheese, Liver Sausage or - - Blood Sausage ........ é 4 \ , Sauerkraut, 2 25 ~ : 2. quarts. for «yest ie Pa ea ce ecg Cc . { This 1s-a superior dish when cooked 3 hours. Add a | piece. of po a : = “. SAUSAGE OF ALL KINDS PRESH DAILY . eh $ var <4-<WE: SELL FLEISHMAN’S YEAST: 4). + j ee | eI eS SN a TE ED INSTALL OFFICERS TONIGHT will take place tonight at the SERVICES ‘TONIGHT } be eld tonight at Trinty Tutheran ‘in’ Norwegian will; cliu ‘appropriate ‘to-Good Friday ‘h, corner Seventh street ani {4 Avenue y, ". Sohit Flint, the’ pastor. of; AB. Flowers for Your Faster-Time Greeting Our lilies are in the best of condi- tion-now. We still have a good sup- ply, but suggest ordering at once. J / so —— For those who prefer Cut Flowers, _we, have, Roses, Daffodils, Carna tions, Sweet Peas, ete.: in-best qual- ity; \ PIONEER GREENHOUSES ’ Oscar H. Will & Co. | Phone ae