The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 25, 1921, Page 5

‘ eh ‘PAGE FIVE the Seventh District meet in our! TQ ALL EX-SERVICE MEN | at 2 P. M. in uniform and if you nelghboring city. On Sunday aftertioon, at 2 P.|haven’t the uniform ‘bet there. SILVER TEA THURSDAY M. it is your duty, to pay mem-|anyway and show, that we at A sliver tea will be given by the} ty to.those who made the su-|least haven't forgotten. PREY reme sacrifice for country; by uses as the American Legion finds for (cipe and a verse on “How to'Manage|!adies of the Presbyterian Aid on Dp 3 : aes gion Your Hasband by the Experienced and| Thursday afternoon May 26, at the being in the Memorial Parade. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Inexperienced.” ‘Miss Esther Taylor | home of Mrs, Robert Orr, 8 Ave A. A| Can you neglect this duty, and) ©. piniy Lodge No. 4 will en- MRS. OBENDORFER ON, WESTERN | sang the old:‘Heart Songs” during the] program will be given during the af-| Still have a clean conscious? ss Be iNO TRIP. evening. © ~ ternoon and a very cordial Hesitation Can you pay memory to your tertain a delegation from Wash- Mrs. Marx Obendorfer, national ATH is extended to all ladies of the city. | sleeping Comrad ing him| burn Lodge No. 32 at its Castle fi i HETTINGER VISITORS, Strangers ially welcome. ping le, assuring him iB chairman of the Department of Muste Pee nen © ese ent that you are keeping the Faith,| Hall on Wednesday evening, in the general federation of o Mrs. M. O'Neil and Mrs. 0, Erlan- SS - : I clubs, who visited Blemarck last Octo, (800 of Hettniger, spent a few ‘hours BAPTIST AID THURSDAY if you deny him this Honor?’ | May 25th. Work in the Rank of vertised, many ladies carrying back td is’ Blamarck ‘yeaterd: d visited th their home towns, both supplies of| ber during the state meet, will pass |‘% Bismarck yesterday and visited the) The Baptist Ladies will hold their! Every LegionMemberandevery| Knight will be exemplified and the poppies and enthusiasm for|through this city tomorrow morning clube, returning to Maman dn the st | with Mest Newcomb, Ail ladies are| service man, who is in Bismarck|refreshmnots served. Don’t spreading the campaiga in their own Sovtee. will an Mea Th pais, bow: ternoon, where they are delegates at | requested to bring their scissors. on Sunday. , Be at Legion Hall,| miss this meeting. vicinities. ter, the national president of the Fed- | 5 = Dr. Bolton Henry, chairman of the | eration of Clubs, who spoke here last! iemaen ome —— TT Poppy week conimittee, reports that | night m reaching Butte, Mont.! - ehectars for set uy ae. ween From me “point both the natignal offi | se wi le ly encouraged. Mrs. Henry Mur-| cers..will got on:to Salt Lake-City to{ possible for us to live in a united f! phy reported sale of over 3,000.of the}-atten@’an, executive meeti f 2 ee ni i ing of ‘na: ation. i gay little emblems on Monday; Mrs. cers, . $ A. M. Fisher and her young helpers |**Mrs.°Emma Wheeler, resident of} : ' ’ i V ; i ‘ Flowers: are: most expressive ef had an excellent sale yesterday. Mrs.| the national district including four | : Y | he a this ‘reverence for the. Paapatre Dill B. Register and Mrs. F. Elmer|states, has been wired to Join Mrs.| i other days. We have the quality 9] tedden are directing the sale today, | Obendorfer here and journey with her | : J {blooms you will appreciate and #/ byt the otherwise. joyfully welcome|a short distance f [| will insure: prompt delivery. Con- ll rain ma hal ' iy ce org ccuntepence, 0) y: y dampen their ardor a bit.‘ their work in music for the national sult us-and we shall advise you. 9! However, both ‘ladies are cheerfut| federation. get . ae young workers and good results will —_—_—_— 2 he : Flowers by Wire anytime— / no doubt be reported. Mrs, W. E. Cole MRS. LOGAN HOSTESS : . women’ a ar yw! and Mrs. 4. A. Jones will take charge| Mrs, Austin Logan and Daughter i > "WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1921 fields of France, with. thelr. honored.|Master James Taylor carried in.¢, pink dead, are not forgotten, ©, flower basket to the honor guest; in The funds accrued trom’ the sale ofthe heart of each flower was concealed the poppies will go to caring: for dis- |. gift from the, hostesses. “Each guest Mee asa te ested ‘ani pater ot gave the: bride-to-be her favorite re- «| POPPIES POPULAR, Because of the many gatherings of out of town people! in‘Bismarck this week, the campaign put on by the Le- gion, the’ Auxilary, and the. War Mothers is becoming thoroughly ad- 4, rod Z Remember The Dead Memorial Day is the one day of the year when we pause and pay | our respects to those who made it " y : othe a eridee enile ea errs Irma ete hostesses Tuesday ‘evening | r H Will & Co.. tate eae a “4 na et a af-jata utifally appointed five-course . ? 2 by. Oncar HALE. 7 Tl On Monday nests wheats ip confdaut| Conse Atria eee ee ce What excellent values you can find at a time like this when models are marked at prices Phone 784R 324 4th Street | !y expected that-every resident of Bis-| peas decorated the table and room, and far below the ori inal! : t i |marck and surrounding country’ will/ the color plan was farther carried out | i ig) Ave * ‘he ‘ wear a poppy to say that the battle| by dainty. pink organdy flower favors. | If you have waited till now to purehase the suit or coat which you really need, you may : purchase at a far lower price than the same quality and style would have called for early intheseason. . aed AL iter » * : ' EN a r e 5 R a5 i ; iy tived River Seawheres ~ Women’s Suit Mark-Downs anning ime Is Here! ! Cu ‘SUITS formerly $25—$29.50 SUITS formerly up to $65 ’ R slice webs ion HOSE bi red, juicy Hood In this group are’suits of storm serge, tri- Handsomely tailored—smart as to lines Si River t Bs are best for canning. ~< cotine and jersey. The jerseys are smart and finishing touches. Blue is the color, < > me : Sugaris down. Put up abigsupply heather mixtures—the others are navy blue. and tricotine and storm serge the inaterials,, of strawberry jam, jelly ‘and sauce » Any number of styles—real values at _ Very excellent suits. ’ revs for next winter,—in Ball Mason jars. | $ 50 \ $ 50 By canning at home, you're sure of the : ] 4 39 Ga. purest, re a ene Pee ata @ oo saving of to 4%. e: family. is never really satished with any but the kind that SUITS formerly $35 to $39.50 SUITS formerly up to $100 | m0 nee puts up. ; ; Tricotine and french serge are the ma- All our high priced suits ave included in | Ane ea terials in these excellent suits. Some gre — this big reduction. This is an opportunity Pacific N. W. Growers Ass’n | : fe plain tailored, others youthful flare coat to purchase a distinguished model—elegant : : ee : and box coat model& Good quality pussy as to material, tailoring, lining, decoration 4 willow taffeta is the lining. —at a moderate price. Coat and Wrap Mark-Downs Coats formerly $15—$19.50. Wraps formerly $59.50—$65 <o Utility coats for general wear, are The graceful styles women love— these coats of polo cloth and sue- attractive collars, artistic cuffs, tas- dine. Many jaunty sport models— sels, fringe are distinguishing feat- &) some wrappy styles, A number of ures. \All silk lined — of tricotine | colors to choose from. and suedine. , ) ‘ $ 50 ! an “13” 39 | ‘ ‘ : ! Coats formerly $35—$39.50 Wraps formerly up to $98.50 Wrappy — styles trimmed — with Wondrous wraps of excellent tri- stitchery and embroidery and more cotine and velvety, rich vel de eygne. 4 conservative coat styles. © Many Garments that suggest elegance and with full length linings. Tricotine are exclusive enough to “stay in” : and suedine ‘in the popular shades. . . Guaranteed linings. ory ; $25 *59°° Gu af nA Nee When Dreams Come True Dress \ SUMMERTIME DRESSES Reaks Hiaam aust EVER, even. in a child’s fondest dream ‘ = New ones arriving daily — and all. yo lovely, of “good things,” was there ever so de- Mark Downs it’s hard to pick a favorite. But someone is apt ; licious a wafer—one so rich, crisp, and fine- Any number of styles, colors, to pick your favorite if you wait too long. fi; t ly-flavored as: Big Sioux Vanilla Wafers. and materials—including geor- Oreandi ! P peciall ici ith ice cream, des- gette, satin and taffeta. Mostly gandies bad j » As y delice. wien ie ae : dark colors and the sort of In delicate tints and the new brilliant shades — summery graceful models. Priced at $12 to $35. dresses you, can wear on 80 many occasions, $190 You'll be surprised at the un- usual values in this group of dresses, Silks and georgettes that have been ever so much higher in price. Don’t miss them. |) VANILLA WAFERS ‘@ Voiles ; Much in demand as always — liglit and dark * colo clever styles. Priced at $8 to $19.50. Ginghams . Cheeks, and plaids—smart color combinations. Priced at $8.50 to $19.50. . _ Manchester Biscuit Company Sioux Falls, S. D. and Fargo, N.D. Dresses for stout women S $ Women of generous proportions will welcome ‘ the wide selection of stunmer dresses to be found in this store. : W. LUCAS CO. The store of quality, service and lower prices.