The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1920, Page 5

ae WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1920 COUNTRY CLUB MEMORIAL DAY WITH GOLF AND DANCE, The opening of the Bismarck Country club for the 1920 season wili take place Monday afternoon. Pres- ent plans include two golf tourna- ments, dinner in the evening, to be followed by dancing. The leap year two-ball mixed four- some will start at 2:30 o'clock. The women players Will have to pick their partners from among the male mem- bership of the club and upon accept- ance by the mere males, the team names are to be turned into A. S: Bolster, chairman of the golf tourna- Ment committee. The selecting of) partners is expected to furnish almost as much fun and excitement as the playing. The grand ,Memorial day jazz tournament will commence at 10:30 in the morning. The jazz tournament is an_ innovation for the country club and under the rules players and the gallery are allowed to do everything to disconcert the person actually making the shot with the sole) exception of kicking the ball off the| tee before the shot is made. It is un-| derstood that ‘one ardent golf fan is planning to bring the fire siren with! him so that when his competitor tries | to make a difficult shot, he will let out a blast that will frighten the tiny white sphere far from its course. These jazz tournaments have been) successful in other cities and it’is ex-/ pected to furnish large quantities of © joy next Monday. All disputes arising from the jazz tourament will be settled by the tour- nament committee composed of Mr. Bolster, E. B. Cox, and 'C. W. Nichols. The committee anticipate putting in a very hard afternoon, as many of the} members are planning all sorts of in- genious devices to cause trouble to their fellow contestants. The dining room will-be open for dinner and it is planned to have a menu appropriate for the day, Ever since the new chef has assumed charge of the Country club’s food laboratory, the dining room has been | a popular eating place. The number of diners who go to the Country club for their evening dinner is coystantly increasing. The dance will end the day’s festiv- ities and the house committee com- posed of H. S. Dobler, F. E. Shepard, Mrs. F. L. Conklin and Mrs. F. A. Copelin, is making plans to present many unique novelties at this time. METHODIST CHURCH TO GIVE SPLENDID PROGRAM 4 TOMORROW AT 8 O’CLOCK Tlie Ladies’ Aid society of the Mc- Cabe Methodist church will give an entertainment in the church parlors! Thursday evening at 8 o’clock. The following program will be given: Piano duet, Misses Hoffman and Quigley; soprano solo, Mrs. Targart; reading, Marjory Vermilya; ‘bass solo, H. S. Lobach; piano solo, ‘Mabel Na- than; original reading, “Mrs. Yen Yensen Visits the Sick,” Mrs. C, E. Vermilya. Refreshments consisting of straw- berries, ice cream, angels’ and devils’ cake and coffee will be served. A charge of 50 cents will be made. The} public is cordially invited to attend. See “The Red Lantern” with the great ‘Nazimova in a dual role at the Orpheum tonight. MISS MAYNARD’S PUPILS TO GIVE RECITAL TONIGHT The recital of pupils of ‘Miss Gene- vieve Maynard, of the Bismarck Con- servatory of Music, will be given in the Community room of the public library at 8 o'clock tonight. The program follows: 1, Marcning Dolls ............. Felton Thelma Livdahl. 2. Pixie’s Ballet ..........065 Brown Myrtle ‘Smart. 3. Morning in the Woods ..Spencer Mary Feldman. 4. Merry Bobolink ....... Krogmann Emlyn Patterson. 5. Alpine Serenade .’......... Ducelle Esther Fischer. 6. Playful Rondo ......5..-.. Greene Velva ‘Lindahl. 7. Grace Cook. 2 ML Big Reward This real estate agency is offering a big reward where any purchaser who has purchased property in the past, and who cannot sell the property for more money than paid for it. In other words, this real es- |8. Santa Claus Guards Valse in E flat ........... Durand ... Krogman Gayhart Patterson. 9. Flying Doves . Wsther and F 10. . Summer : Vernice Smart. , 11. Sylphette Wilma ‘Cunningham. 12. Silver Elves Caprice...... Heins Grace Cook. y Howland Thelma Livdahl 14. Silver Bells ............05 Weyts Myrtle and Vernice Smart. 13. Fairy Footsteps .......... ‘Farrar |, you all you expect-—an Yet Brunswicks cost n Brunswick idex. is to Ci*! You can appreciate what ! by trying ONE EPrunswic regardless of ‘price. ALL Brunswicks. Thea trouble, lower. cost. tate agency wishes to in- spire you with the fact. This applies to you “Mr. Prospective Buyer,” ‘that any time we sell you a piece of property, and you pay 100 cents on a dollar for it, we wish to have you understand that you re- ceived 101 cents value and then some. You might ask “Why so clever?” It’s easy —after 7 long years in the real estate business in the city of Bismarck, and turn- ing hundreds of thousands of dollars of real estate, we believe we are in a position to judge the value of prop- erty. Now then we hereby offer a reward of $100 in American Gold payable to the Red Cross, or any other charitable institution, if any person or persons buying from this agency for the past 7 years. can show that they can- not sell their property for more money than they paid for it. And now then I was going to suggest that I have a very beautiful residence on 4th street house of 12 rpoms; 2 bath rooms; 2 fire places, east front; beautiful shade trees; corner lot; nice garage, and it has one of the best hot water heating plants in the city of Bismarck, and near churches and schools. descriptive writ woud really call this a beauti. ful place, but as I do not wish to overestimate or exaggerate I will simply call this a very desirable home. and it is cer- tainly a thing of beauty, and some people say a thing of beauty is a joy forever. Now, Mr. Prospective Buyer, this will bear the closest investigation, but let me state that no curi- osity seekers are invited. The purchase price of this beauti- ful palatial home is only $8500; $1500 or more cash. and terms to suit purchaser. If in- terested, telephore, telegraph, send by messenger, or write. and be sure to hurry as this will not be on the market long. J. H. HOLIHAN 1st door east of Post Office auannonnanioauaane OUGTOEOOGAONAUOANONOOONGONOONNOGNOOOONSONOESNONOONQUOONOSUCESUOONOOOOONUCONUOOUGHONOGSOQUONCOUSONOEAUOOOCSOQOOCG, /OUUUQRUNQSCGQDEONSOCOFAUEOUEUGOOUOQUAUGQUUAOOOOUCDOQAUCNOUOOSUOCUOOUOODAREONNOQUCEOOGGEUNNUOGEQOgNaNOObOUOCOOgOguaS. 2 \ t Hebron Motor Co., Hebron, N D. Ackerman Sales Co., Wishek. N. D. Equity Motor Co., Herreid, S. D. “0. F. Bryant, Napoleon. N. D. Driscoll Imp. Co., Napoleon, N. D. John Hoffman, Ashley, N. D. Motor Inn Garage, Ft. Yates, N. D. Solen Motor Co., Solen. N. D. Rodgers Bros. & Bliss, McKen- zie, N. D. Williamsport Motor Co., Hazel- ton, N. D. Beaver Valley Motor Co., Lin- ton, N. D. Robinson Bros., Garrison, N. D. Emmons County Motor Co., Strasburg, N. D. Adam A. Forster, Richardton, N. D. Many motorists weld pay, move vbadiiy TE whe utmost, rather than to GET the utmost. And tris hasbeen true Esther Fischer. iy 18. Under the vouble Eagle. .Wagner Myrtle Smart, Esther Fischer. Thelma Livedahl. Joint Meeting Thursday There will be a joint social meeting Thursday night at the Elkg’ club of the Women’s auxiliary. and \the Bis- marck post of the American. legion. A brief ‘business session will precede | the’ social part of the evening's enter- tainment, which will inctude dancing and refreshments. All members of the auxiliary and the- legion are cordially- invited to attend. + 'Rebekahs to Initiate | Two candidates will be initiated by the Rebekah lodge at the regular meeting on Friday night. This may be the fast initiation before fall, con- cluding an extremely ‘busy lodge sea- son. Many Rebekahs are planning to attend the state convention of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at Dickinson on Wednesday and Thursday of next week. Mrs. Rose Martineson is dele- gate from the local lodge. GRAND BALL’ . given by YEOMEN LODGE NO. 503 at Patterson Hall Thursday Evening Music by: the McKenzie Orchestra. ‘A splendid time is assured Refreshments | Tickets $1.00. Extra ladies 25e Why BrunswickTires Win Preference There are two mair reasons--- one, the name itself, _ which certifies super‘ine value— the other, that time tells the same story. Thus reputation. and performance unite in giving \oriore. yore’ thon dart since 1845. ards mean nswick Stan ck Tire. Tt willbe a reve- ation. You'll agree that you could not. buy a better, And, like other motorists, you'll decide tu have you’l! know supzeme satis- faction from your~tires—Jonger life, minimum THE BRUNSWiCK-BALKF-COLLENDER CO, Minneapolis Hc .dquarters: 4286-28-30. Third St. South RY RENT ! HN i is oe Sold On ‘Ani Unlimited Mileage Guarantee Basis DISTRIBUTORS Corwin Motor Bismarck, N. D. Buy Brunswick Tires from Company Elling Heimer, Taylor. N. D. Berringer Auto & Supply Co,, Dickinson, N. D. J. A. Holkesvik, Carson. N. D. Dittus Bros., Elgin, H-B Motor Co., Mott. N. D. Chris Miller. Raleigh, N. D. ‘r. F. Keating, Leith. N. D. F. H. Heitkamp, Timmer, N. D. J. B. Field. Zap. N. D. Anders & Frost, Werner, N. D. DeRemee Bros., Braddock. N. D. Bicek Motor Sales Co., Mandan, N.D. Fred Hart, Halliday. N. D. Wernli Motor Co., Hazen, N. D. oO: ee Ebeltoft, Dunn Center, N. Skalski & Ross, Golden Valley, N. D. Schmid, Christensen & Stocker, Wilton, N. D. Holtan Mere. Co., Washburn, N.D. : PRICED FOR QUICK CLEARANCE These suits and coats constituting this sale are charming duplicates of the most recent originations and are sure to t 1 Owing to the reductions they beaz they will sell on sight; therefore, those of you who wish to profit by the savings should make 4n earnest attempt to be on hand early to make your selection. Suits Values to $35 This lot consists of stylish suits made of popu- lar materials such as Jersey and novelty mix- Your choice of Seneees $19.50 $60 and $65 Suits os appeal ir White Dimity 27 inch white Dimity checks for underwedr and infants’ dresses. 19 c Per yard 45 and 27 inch embroid- Flouncings ered Flouncings. Voile; Crepe and Lawn. Values to $4.00, per yard ...... 98c French Nainsook 86 inch, fine soft Nain- sook, French finish. Pure hite. 75¢ grade. Long Cloth English Long Cloth. Full bleached, soft amois finish, 25 inches wide. For underwear. Per yard ...... 25 Cc Fine Tissues 27 inch fine tissues in gingham patterns. ° Some are silk mixed. Per yard i). 59 Cc Printed Voiles 40 inch printed. voiles in pretty new pat- terns. Per yard. 59c High Grade Voiles Our very best grades of fine printed voiles and crepes. Beautiful Geor- gette patterns, 40 inches wide. Per yard 95c io $1.95 stably to the women of fastidious tastes. tures. this group Jerseys. your choosing Your choice on Coats to $59.50 Lore eels LINEN WEFT TOWELING Unbleached toweling with nen Mb Worth 40c per yard today. Price per yard... 15c BATH TOWELS Hemmed bath towels, full bleached, size about 15x30. Slight imperfections. Spe- cially priced [Srey Sane ats 10c Wash Satin. $3.50 grade, all silk Wash Satin, 36 inches wide. Flesh color. Per yard... $1.95 Silk Foulards $3.50 grades, fancy silk Foulards, 88 inches. wide. vard ...... 91.95 yard Fancy Silks 36 inch fancy silks, values to $3.50. Per yard .. $1.95 Crepe de Chine Our best grade silk Crepe de Chine. All colors. yards, P20ED yard Georgette Crepe Our best grade 40 inch Georgette Crepe. All col- yard. PLO yard s.ecis Fancy Georgette Our best grades, $5.50 new patterns, _ printed Georgette Crepe, 40 inches wide. Per yard... $3.95 Fine Wool Batiste All wool Batiste and Crepe of best quality. | 36 to 40 inches wide. All in the light summer tints. Per yard. 95c Remarkable values, comprising fashionable suits of Serges, Tweeds and fine These are priced for quick clearance at........ $39.50 $75, $85 and $95 Suits Here are the up-to-the-minute modes in man tailored Serge and Tricotine suits ready for ee $59.50 Stylish $110 Suits AG, aseeeneins le wsietelo ‘These are suits of fine Twills, etc.; all of fine textures, Fashion’s lat- est whims, with all the little touches that char- isbaaner $69.50 Prices Deeply Cut | acterize these suits. all the new Tricotines, Poiret Two exceptional groups of spring coats com- prising Polo, Tweeds and Heathers, every one! an ultra modish garment that is greatly in vogue for immediate wear. $39.50 and $49.50 Serge Dresses, Values to $14.50, for $6 98 Dress styles were never so charming as the ones we are now showing. They are graceful in line and what a variety of styles—each one bertett in its own way. Charming silk or serge dresses, values up to 5 $39.50. Your choice ......... $ 1 9. 0 Taffeta, Tricotine or Serge dresses, values up Your choice at $39.50 UT TT to $3.75. choice Your tion. Your choice May sale price is only. GEORGETTE BLOUS. formerly priced up to $17.50 at .. QUUDEUUQEUGANCOOONNGAOGGUOGUOOUOOOQOOSSUSOSERUGUSUSSQNNUQOQ0SEN0a00N0000I3 Children’s Hose Good ribbed cotton hose in black, mostly small ‘sizes, pair’ 18c Children’s Hose Fine ribbed hose in black or white. All sizes.-Per pair. . 25c Children’s Hose Fine ribbed lisle in brown only. Only the larger and smaller sizes left. 75¢ values for.. 39c Women’s Hose A. special offering of women’s black hose of good quality with ribbed top at... 25c Women’s Hose Fine quality, gauze weight. Colors Beaver, Field Mouse} grey. Also black. Por Pail... wala 39 Cc Sheer Lisle Hose Women’s le hose in black and white. Per pair ....... Oc Women’s Silk ‘Hose A very special offer of women’s pure thread silk hose: in white and colors, at. per DAP Colagetueee 95c Voile and Batiste Waists Women who have participated in our previous Blouse Sales will need no urging to come. But to those. who have never attended this Blouse Event, we say, these are not samples nor spe- cially purchased goods, but are desirable mod- s selected from our own stocks. ORGANDY AND VOILE WAISTS Durable Waists. stylish in cut and finish, that will give you splendid satis! . $1.98 GEORGETTE BLOUSES . The former value of these Georgette Crepe Blouses ranged up to $10.00. Beautiful and dainty—stylish and a bargain are these high grade Georgettes that were “Gann naauencesoocsucccaccaueandioncenvesoncegcenccansnseenion _BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE OLKS WILL CELEBRATE] Pease ac, Ducat a ‘ 16. The Blacksmith ...... was Eyer zg) (Szee. < | WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SUITS AND COATS 17. Blondinette Polka .....4Ducelle ‘ Values up $1.50 .. $6.45 .. $8.98 RUQUQUQOQONSUOOUODUQNGUEDSEOOOANGUOOUDONDRGUOONANIGS ye ZS = ONONNOUNOLOUONUREONAOUSOOONUONOONIS: Women’s Vests y Bleached summer vests, gauge weight, Each only.. Cc Women’s Union Suits Bleached cotton, low mek no sleeves, : loose pr tight knee. Also with bodice top. Per suit. . 59c Other good values at $ 1 .50 Under Suits Children’s white under suits combin- ing taped waist and knee length pants in one garment. Bachjo.c Gas eae: oie 75c Girls’ Union Suits : “Carter’s” fine bleached union suits, summer weight and $1 10 ° style. Each .. Girls’ Bloomers Fine knit jersey bloomers. Black and pink. Per pair.. 85c Boys’ Union Suits Ecru color, short sleeves and . knee length. Per suit...... 59c Another good value in open- 89 Cc work knit at Boys’ Underwear Fine grade, ecru shirts and drawers. Each only...... 25c A. W. LUCAS CO. “The Slore of Quality and Service’’