The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1920, Page 5

“a WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1920 E. A. BROWN Cash and Carry Grocer Tuesday, June Ist, was our first day for our “Cash and Carry.Plan” and it proved to be a good busy day. As it was a hum dinger, so it goes to show that the housewife is try- ing to save and cut down her living cost and she prefers to pay “cash and carry.” Why Pay More Cash Regular and price you carry price pay others Breakfast Coffee, per pout: oe airarcals 48c 50c White Coffee, per pound... 60c Atwool Coffee, per pound. ‘i 55c Seminola Coffee, per pound.......... 58c 60c Barrington Hall Coffee, per pound... .57c 65c Home Brand Coffee, per pound... 62c 70c Cafe Royal Coffee, per pound.... .57c 65c Morning Cup Coffee, per pound. -57c 65c Empress Coffee, per pound...... ...57c 65c Primrose Tea, per pound.. ...68¢ T5e Molvaco Tea, per pound...... ...57¢ 70c Home Brand Gun Powder Tea........75c $1.00 Home Brand India Ceylon Tea... T5e $1.00 R. L. Washing Powder, pkg.. .. .20¢ 25c Sopade, package ............. os. Be 8c Ele Spark Soap, bar .... vig Te 8c Swift’s Pride Soap, bar .. . 5c Tc White Lily Soap, large .. . 9c 1214e White Lily Soap, small’. . 5e 8c Queen Roses Toilet soap. ..10¢ 12% Jap Rose Toilet Soap........... ...10e 1214¢ Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dozen......37¢ 4dc New Salem: Creamery Butter. . . .58¢ 68c Oleomargarine ............. ~32c 35c Full Cream Cheese, per pound. .87¢ 45c Full Cream Brick, per pound... .87¢ 45c Karo White Syrup, gallon... $1. 05 $1.25 Karo Dark Syrup, gallon... .. $1.00 $1.10 Trevyn Jam, No. 5 pail.............. 902 $1.00 Fancy Pineapple, No. 214 can, not over 3 cans to one customer............ 35c 45c Fancy Pineapple, No. 2 can, not over 3 cans to one customer.... 40c Waldorf Pears, No. 214 can. 60c Waldorf Pears, No. 2 can... 40c Heinz Baked Beans, large can.... 35¢ Heinz Baked Beans, medium can. 25c Heinz Baked Beans, small can. 15c Alart Dill Pickles, can....... 30c Fancy Sweet Potatoes, can. 30c Sauerkraut, No. 2% can... 20c Royal Baking Powder... 5 50c Royal Baking Powder. .25¢ 30c K. C. Baking Powder. 5 20c Old Dutch Cleanser . -10¢ 12%e Molvaco Tomatoes, lar; e. cai fabs .27¢ 35¢ Waldorf Tomatoes, large can........ 27c 35c Fancy Seeded Raisins, per package. .. .23c 25c Fancy Seedless Raisins, per package. .30c 35c Fancy Navy Beans, per pound........ 10c 1214c Extra Fancy Head Rice, per pound 20c 28c¢ Fancy Parlor Broom .............. $1.25 $1.50 Jenney Lind Broom . . $1.00 $1.35 Victoria Broom ..... . -$1.00 $1.25 Brass Wash Boards . ...65c 85c . Ivory Flakes ........ wa. 9C 12c Borax Chips .... -10c 1214e Cream of Wheat 80 35¢ Bulk Cocoanut .................0085 38c » 45 PURE HIGH TEST SWEET CREAM FULL LINE FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES _ MY MOTTO NOW Pay Cash, Save and Have a Bank Account Goes to Hospital | All members are requested to be Mrs. A. F, Thompson, wife of the, present and those wishing invitation custodian of the city hall, is in St. Alexius hospital, undergoing an ex- amination preparatory to a probable operation. M. B. A. Meeting The regular meeting of the Modern Brotherhood of America will be held Thursday evening, June 3, at tlie K. of P. hall at 8 o'clock p. m. A danc- ing party will follow the meeting. Refreshments will be served. Those holding invitations from former par- ties are cordially invited to attend. cards can get them from the sec- | retary. The 33rd' annual Reunion and Ban- quet of the Bismarck High School ‘alumni will be given at the Grand Pacific hotel, «:45 p. m., Friday, June 4th, 1920. | Tickets on Sale at Chocolate Shop and Harris « Lo. See Gussner’s Advertisement lon page 8. The 33rd cAnnual Reunion and Banquet Bismarck High School Alumni Grand Pacific Hotel Friday, Fune 4th, 1920 7:40 p. m. "Tickets on fo Sale at The Chocciave Shop and Harris & Co. | ‘two generations, amid surrounding in BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE CHILD PLAYERS ENTERTAIN HIGH SCHOOLSTUDENTS ; Velva Juvenile Orchestra of 21 Pieces Plays at Class Day Exercises One of the features not on the class day program of the Bismarck senior class was a concert by Velva’s famous juvenile orchestra of 21, under the leadership of Dr. Aacker of that city. The children arrived Tuesday ecven- ing over the North Soo and were in- duced to attend the class day exer- cises at the auditorium and give sev- eral selections, They were accorded an ovation. - One of the players is under six years of age. ‘H. G. Bundy of Velva, a representa- tive of the Velva Commercial club ig with the orchestra which is en route to Dickinson to attend the Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows. Velva is putting in a strong bid for the Odd Fellows home and its orchestra is one of the features on the program. The orchestra is unique in the musi- cal annals of the state and critics of tLe Capitol City could not praise it high enough last evening, Dr. Aacker has a state wide reputa- tion as a musician and his training of the school children is | marvelous. STEAL MARCH ON FRIENDS) FE. H. Miller and Miss Vesta Bus- well popular young people of the Cap- ital ‘City were married Tuesday even- ing at 8:00 o'clock by ‘Rey. H. C, Postlethwaite at the Parsonage. (Mr. Miller is an employe of the Interna- tional Harvester Co., and Miss Bus- well is employed in the department of the Commissioner of Agriculture. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will spend a portion of their honeymoon in the Twin ‘Cities and Minnesota |\ints, after which they will take up their perman- ent residence in this city. ALUMNI URGED TO ATTEND BANQUET Some changes have been made in the pans for the alumni reunion of the Bismarck high school. Harold Semling is making arrangements for the banquet Friday evening which will be held at the Grand ‘Pacific hotel in- stead of the school gymnasium as originally intended. Tickets: willbe on sale at Harris’ and the Chocolate Shop. Members of the alumni and those who graduate this year are urged to attend. Webb Bros. Have Fine. Display for Graduates A very attractive window display in keeping with commencement week is now beng exhibited in one of Webb Brothers large’ Main street windows. The main feature of interest being the photographs: of the members of the graduating class of 1920 of the Bis- marck High School. The class colors cerise and silver, are very effectively used as a color‘scheme. The photo- graphs of the graduates are tastefully arranged in the back ground while in the.foreground the photographs of the ‘High School Faculty are shown. Scat- tered throughout the display are bits of merchandise suitable for gradua- tion gifts. co te | CITY NEWS _ | -—_—_—. a TO GIVE PARTY. The Will School Kindergarden will have their party tomorrow: afternoon. SEWING CIRCLE. To MEET The St. Mary’s Sewing ‘Circle will meet to-morrow afternoon at the priest's hems: RETURNS FROM ALMONT Rev. G. B. Newcomb has returned from Almont where he delivered the Memorial address, Sunddy night in the Norwegian Latheran Church. TO MOTOR To LAKE Mr. C. W. Paulson and family will motor to their summer home at Green Lake, ‘Minn., tomorrow. wr. and Mrs. Fisher will then move into their home on Avenue . ‘Mr, and Mrs. Paulson expect to spend’ the summer at Green Lake. MANDAN Is HOST The Bismarck Chapter has been in- vited by the Mandan Chapter Order |- of the Eastern Star to attend a 1 o’clock luncheon at the Masonjc Tem- ple at Mandan, Friday, June 4th. All members who can go, advise the séc- retary not later than Wednesday. THOMPSON-—-BRADY NUPTIALS Mr. Clarence Louis Thompson and Miss Bertha May Brady were united in matrimony at the Presbyterian ‘Manse, on Sunday morning at nine o'clock by the Rev. H, C. Postleth waite. ‘Mr. Thompson is an employe of the Lahr Motor Sales Co., and Miss} Brady holds a position at the Bis- marck Bank. Miss Florence Thomp- son and Walter L. Thompson, sister and brother. of the groom were the attendants. The young people will go to housekeeping in Bismarck. ORPHEUM THEATRE Olive Thomas, the “Harrison Fisher Girl,” will be seen in a photodrama of which the famous American artist de- clared she would brilliantly shine. Her beauty and talents will be dis- played in dual roles—anartist’s model and bride and as a boy reared to crime by the chief of Parisian apaches. Binding these two elements of drama in an engaging entertainment. is a story, etitled “Toton,” that will have gripping appeal for all classes of thea- tregoers. Love and romance; sensa- tions and excitement. and a legend of constancy and devotion will be sure to delight all ‘beholders at the Or- pheum Theatre tonight and tomorrow. See Gussner’s Advertisement on page 8. PAGE FIVE Week End Sale of Excellent Wearing Apparel Values Coats, Suits, Dresses, Waists and Skirts SPRING COATS SUITS VALUES TO $35 : . This lot consists of stylish suits made of Specially Priced popitlar materials such as Jersey and novelty mixtures, Your choice of this group. "$19. 50 $60 AND $65 SUITS Remarkable values, comprising all the new fashionable suits of Serges, Tweeds and fine Jerseys. These are priced for ee 5!) $75, $85 AND $95 SUITS Here are the up-to-the-minute modes in man tailored Serge and Tricotine suits aa SOOO STYLISH $110 SUITS These are suits of fine Tricotines, Poi- ret Twills, etc.; all of fine textures, Fashion’s latest whims, with all the lit- tle touches that characterize these suits. Your choice BescSiee aries $69.50 Two exceptional groups of spring coats comprising Polo, Tweeds and Heathers, every one an ultra modish garment that is greatly in vogue fo immediate wear. Your choice at $39.50 $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 perfectiin its own way. Charming silk or serge dresses, values ge ee gee, $19.50 Taffeta, Tricotine or Serge dresses, val- ues up to $59.50 JOP Seca . : eee. $39:50 Pick Several of These Pretty Waists. You will need them for summer and y oi certainly will never find prettier or more becoming waists than these for anything like the prices quoted here. p 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 specially purchased goods, but are desirable models se- lected from our own stocks. Values up to $3.75. Your choice........... $1 .50 ORGANDY AND VOILE WAISTS Durable Waists, stylish in cut and finish, that $1 9 8 will give you splendid satisfaction. Your choice GEORGETT E BLOUSES Summer Skirts White and wash fabrics, wool and silk; sports, dress and semi-dress models of the newest summer styles. Stylish models of pussy willow, taffeta, serges or plaids. Values at veoeesssseesss DODB Taffeta, Serge, stripe or check _ The former value of these Georgette C repe Blouses ranged up skirts, many pleasing models. to $10.00. Sale price is only.......... Waren aie oehince ine anal $6.45 Salus to $15.00 $7 98 ~ fi Cy e GEORGETT E BLOUSES Beautiful and dainty—stylish and a bar gain are these high grade $ 8 9 8 Georgettes that were formerly priced up to $17.50 at ........ ° Silk poplin, serge and check mix- tures, formerly priced to $12.00. Your choice $4.98 FOR THREE DAYS ONLY $5.50 Fancy Georgette Crepe for $2.95 For Thursday, Friday and Saturday we offer our entire line of high grade fancy Georgette Crepe, 40 inches wide, in the newest and prettiest designs. Prices range from $3.95 to $5.50 with most of them of the $5.50 quality. For these three days only, we offer you the 4 5 choice of any of them at, per yard......... cc cece e eee cece een e eee e een ee ee eeeeeeeuneeee $2 9 27 INCH DRESS GINGHAMS FRENCH SERGE SKIRTINGS All the new checks and plaids 29ci045c 32 INCH DRESS GINGHAMS Stripes, checks and plaids \ “48 and 65¢ FINE SUMMER TISSUES Gingham checks and plaids. Some are silk mixed............c ese eeeeeeee FANCY VOILES AND CREPES A splendid showing, many new patterns just received. 59c to $1.95 PLAIN COLORED VOILES A wide range of the wanted colors for summer 75c 95c $1.50 COLORED ORGANDIE All the wanted colors. 85c to $2.00 Beach Cloth, all colors, FANCY LINGERIE FABRICS In white and colors, sheer and soft silk mixed fabrics for dainty underthings 75c to $1.25 Imported fabrics A fine cotton fabric in new plaids .... IMPORTED DOTTED SWISS Very popular imported colored Swiss for summer frocks $1.00 and $1.50 WHITE VOILE In great demand. We have a big line from 65c to $2.00 FANCY WHITE GOODS Special values at 50c to $2.00 ROMPER FABRICS Devonshire cloth, Kiddie cloth and many durable, colored wash fabrics 49c to 75c SILK GLOVES “Kayser” and “Van Raalte” makes, in black, white and colors 50c to $2.00 STRAP WRIST GLOVES Just received a shipment of these popular $1 50 fabric gloves in white, beaver and brown. . e FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS Women’s fancy embroidered handkerchiefs range of styles, all extra values. 5c to50c in a wide LOOK OVER OUR REMNANT TABLES Remnants of all kinds at one-third less than value. A. W. LUCAS CO. “The Store of Quality and Service”