The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 26, 1923, Page 5

MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1923 — ; ___THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE 4 ; RIOT OF COLOR ATTENDS fee RBRROND GUBeDy —— =F] wie of the ew Salern, Baby Bertha Grenz of| the day and seemed to thoroughly _ Soc SIMPLICITY IN DESIGN 32's (PURI BEIRED Ro CITY NEWS [and baby girl osen of | Hazleton, George Olson of Sterling | enjoy the privilege of looking at/. 12. a 4 Maat ules regents bea ; S| @——————_________'"g | Burnstad, Louis Thorland of South | and Baby Lorraine Berg of the city | the array of gorgeous flowers. \ week-end guest of Miss Rita Murphy a era P. M. Hegdal of the} have been discharged from the hos- ‘aw Tee i P 1 - St. Alexius Hospita Margaret Wolf of Elbo-| pital. isposcs o| LSaenees, i ersona PYTHIAN SISTERS MEET! Baby Dorothy Hughes of Man- Mrs. Frank J. Garnier of on _ The receivers for the B. & N. Men’s eet The Pythian Sisters will hold their| dan, Baby Ernest Filibeck ef Glen | the city and Thoedore Peterson of Returns From Clothing store has eee a ie Honor Mr. Robinson reg at, meeting tonight at K.P. hall] Ullin, Mrs. Anton Kantzman” of | Turtle Lake have been discharged) Miss anna Mag. Ankenmann of {stock and TS eReNar tr Abs oteloek, Sweet Briar, Miss Hazel Hammond | {tom the hospital. the Rose Shop returned Friday | Army & Navy’ store. A at McKenzie Dinner us, of Fort Rice, Mike Holline of Mott ae night from a six weeks sojourn in tee RRPORTE Beat Tena Litt of the city, Miss E Bismarck Hospital New York City, the Bermuda Is CARD OF THANKS Wil Hl. Kowmsen, who wali wpe PORTED IMPROVIN Schantz of the Irs, Mina Weishaar of Linton, | !ands, and Toronto, Cana We wish to thank the many ree ic gue ee Clement Kenyon, who had been <i) Tochim of the > Wine enteral Gunderson of Zap, Mrs. Wm, M/{. She isports that the ultra note nds and neighbors for the kind- Chg weer os tae ste nymway © CIRCE come HME LBARE'S Hhe/Gt AleRiiG hospital for treat- { Wilton of McKenzie, and ¥ fan | jn women's war is’ heads and more | ness shown and for the floral offer Muission on april 1, was nonorsu by reported fiprov ing: ment. Mannilian O'Connell of the} Betts of Dunn Center have ent beats for. lath a ye and even’ | ing during iliness and death of our cpa we tae commission Satur " i = ‘ 4 { wanes Sint the Bismare spits r treat. | ME wear. Bright colors and prints] jejoved mother. Sanertc SU a eas W. J. Stevenson, Northern eee ty an ieee ee ate ee Dawe. [of Tut-Ankh-Amen rage are pre- © Mri MeGann, ai AOA NBD ES 6 auditor of agents, passed th Mis Wet, Meee GEUhee on) M. Di Averyall the elty dominant where, Mrs. W. C. Kruger, nent were present. J. A. here. N HUBUUE GRRE ELLOS BANG (AGE ae a ety. She has made numerous wonder- Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Potte ps eae Wein He Senwiaiaen ge aah Beck of Herreid, S. D.,| Emma Himmerich of Streeter, Miss Frchicne Mua Le see neTE Sere eerie Ged tea Mr ake Mine burn, shopped here Saturday, Mrs. KE. J. Braxmeyer of Solen,| Anna Monson of the city, Mrs. H. aL ae Rod ves reetil es Oe Mrs. Walter Larson and Baby Aud- | E. Bernhard of Balfour, Mrs. Christ fait zs Fon Monday and Tuesday. Cb eget uit or ches neater James Jacobs of Steele, was a busi-| ry Larson of Baldwin, Mrs. Anton | Engel cf Underwood, “Mrs. H. A.| phrone te it kis Crernhouse | ci cate: ventas ther sn ih alls wai. WeWW ealle? Neve CANO: TONY | Mann of the city, Mrs. Dolores An: {Shankland of Ryder, Mrs: Philip | TMS", Ton wisited the Hosis-| Sk#Mpoo and Curl, 50 cents, be Wa Ube (ens tats thy Us my derson of the city, } 2. C./ Fisher of Ashley, Miss Emma | Movor pri onhonarn eectard a!-| Phone 896. Marinello Shop. NI TAVATIAUG SAAT ERE LG SeeUI ETRE Raw ,Beitz of Wilton, was a city} Merckiein of Mott. Baby Frank | Becker of Ashley, Miss Hulda |enonen the aay wes cald, people 2 ihe work woERthe: department Tuner caller today. Pesa of Herreid, S. D., Morris Lud- | Goetz of Krem, Joseph. Harris of} thronged to the greenhouse during| Tribune Want Ada Bring Reruite Mr, Robinson, said it was built from Fy small organiza large organization which has hand- —_—_——_ : , fed over cight million dollars wort) t ‘a of highway work. Outstanding ac- | t complishments he said were the con- ~ r struction of the Missouri river bridge, which is probably the lare- highway undertaking ‘that | will ever be made in orth Dakota, . and the handling of | $ 19,000 of quipment from the War ~ all of which, Mr. ® y 1 been aceo ‘ ‘ spite of a period of adverse finan- f Bi k’ B Sh 0 @ CHa Ne Gubilun Ge isMarck s Busy opping Center blicd briefly, thanking the employes for the loyalty shown the depart- . ier < a aes Big Shipments of ; Weather indica- Ssuer copaus in the rotogray | Newest Styles in i i fe fi wre section of “Das In nie = . Blatt” of Weim, Ru the S it Fr ies i tions are for tine Amcrican who" yepresents tne uus, OCKS Qanc ‘ American cit s in. giving to the F ‘ yitunate! Mitimanvt the, Worl Wraps have just weather from now |} } the necessities of life. The Even if you don't care for sports you are bound to car } 2 : uete states that Mr, Rothschiller is! clothes this season. The flannel trock, at left, with its simple lines been received, es- til after Easter. continuing on his way further into} and knowing sin the pepular combination of black and white. ; ll hk th : p Russia Hl Knitted jt fimple straightline white flannel dresa and a pecia Y tor e Jacket of Egyptian design in which reds, blues and greens run riot. Yet FASTER PARTY FOR B. & P. W:| Me whole effect is by no means flashy. Easter trade. The Business and Professional | ~ —— + 5 = bigs Women’s club will hold a — social |U. S. signal corps in the world war.] the Easter vacation with his par- | ° meeting. tomorrow evening in their] This book has been presented to the | ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Remington Shop Mornings club rooms. The will be in] library by the North Dakota Inde- - - ° ° the nature of an Easter party wita | pendent Telephone company. FR SERA re this week if you Shoes Miss Fr Mallory in charge of = te 2 RE END fa the gener rangements, A fish uae ried i VISIT 3 enhanc appears f . on ell be ae che SHtne TEACHER RETURNS Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Bjerke re- possibly can. To enhance the appearance of ment here will be various | Miss Isaabel Campbell, fourth grade] turned to thei rhome last evenin your Easter Garments you must kinds of amusement and ; tether at William Moore school, after spending thp week end vis be properly shod. The Footwear mes played. Refreshments will fren A eeneen an a Shelley ing with friends in Jamestown, styles this spring have so much Deverell the death of her mother a week ago. sje : “ 5 q and pep that you must have Dur her absence Mrs. Roy Inseth] MRS. FLIN' NS HOME at least one pair of the newest CRGANIZE “COUNT ON ME” CLASS, | substituted Mrs. H. turned to her j with your Easter Outfit. Please aR TOtsthE ATE ng home in Jamestown last night after | i ee : thes gat evureh | spending a week as the guest of Mr. | 1 : | call and try on some of these aacclaseinaing ISSUE MARRIAGE 5 and Mrs, Fred Conklin. ‘ R d yles. Proper fittings and officers at t A marriage license was sued by _—- courteous service. The officers |{N¢ county judge today to Miss Ella ster, presid Rasmussen) (of Madelia. Minn’, “ind! Mrs: GamsRobineoni iii the:mueat of | sok, vice president; Marg: Hh Melind ot ped colt ate fe were}her sister, Mrs. Jane Woodworth | ° seeretar: fdanunren: companied by Mr. and Mrs. George or re s ends in} secretary and treasurer, | tecompanied by Mr and other relatives: and friends in Hosiery NEW BOOK IN LIBRARY. 5 aT . . * One of the latest boc lable at | HOMB“FOR KASTER VACATION CITY SHOPPERS / Silk Hosiery will continue to be the public library is a copy of “Cir-| Paul rington arrived Saturds Mrs, J. G. Schweitzer and daugh- popular as long as Fashions in suits of Vietory” which is a story | from Minneapolis, Minn. where he| ter of Washburn shopped in Bis- | Footwear and skirt lengths ex. i of the grext work accomplished by the | is attending the univegity to spend poses the ankle. Don’t buy a ii kind of Silk Hose, however. It’s \ too risky and expensive. Buy i “Phoenix” or “Quaker” and you have quality urance and fit dp THIS TS at no higher price. We have all the wanted shoe colors. Prices from 1.35 to 3.50. , Our Easter Flower Servi loves ur Easter Flower Service Gloves It is our aim to grow the best in quality flowers Style. 98 are many this and efficient service. For Easter this year, we spring ::.: 0 are the lengths. are glad to say that you will find us better pre- Sleeve lengths differ so. We pared than ever. x have the long Mousquetaire for HOSKINS-MEYER _ I, p the short sleeves. Smart strap- EASTER PRICE LIST—1923 Wiist qualities for suits and the ROSES: eset ernie Doe eran f regulation two clasp gloves for 4 Premier (dark pink)... .$4. 5. x f i yrange Pan 4 J re Columbia (medium pink) 800 400 8.00 ee Ae ea Ophelia (ight pink).... 3.00 4.00 8.00 < sues a) sdk ie se Sty E all the CARNATIONS We cordially invite you to our Pre-Easter <i n wing wanted shades, the tans, tie :] Matchless (white) ...... of the very newest creations in Spring Appar |. 4 pre- greys, the beavers and the many Bnehantt (ight pink) sentation without an equal in this part of the state. from shades of mode. Kid, suede, Fab- Ree eae BE shee the viewpoint of variety, correct styles and unr sual values. ries and silks. TULIPS ie nua It is a showing that is bound to be of vital int_rcst to evcry Double, red, yctlow pink. woman, especially so now just before Easter. \ _ Darwin, red, and pinks.. : soxatitis Z Neckwear Sir Watkins, large yel- : ge ren et : | he Sl /T | S | he FRO ‘KS This is going to be a big season yellow 2.50 i for neckwear. It seems that EASTER LILIES / 6 . A 4 < ; * practically every garment calls » There i n Ameri wing the The influence of the oriental in color and p y 3 € CALLA LILIES .. any e is truly an Amer be avdng, to . : for neckwear of some kind. We Me SET EAB. ney ee jauntily. boxed coats or those that piquantly designs has certainly swayed Frock styles have the many new styles of CUT ' GREENS flare. The thoroughly Parisian “Jacquette” for Spring. It is seen in frocks: for every Berthas, we, ceconal collate Roane 4 . neat A Smee dn heat made up or by the yard—collar i is in high favor. Rich appearing plain tail oceasion. fe Egyptian influence in bea sets and separate collars. A ae ee ored models. Novelty Sports Suits of knit- tiful printed silks. Crepes and knitted fab- choice showing of the very new- q » should be seen to be appreciated. z t ee : % t thin; 59c to 6.00. Also thi a Hyacinth (ail cet Pee apg tediee: ted weaves. Stunning Three-piece Suits with rics. Plaitings, side drapes and long slim en HINER Be a eo fhe cinth (all colors)... -50 to 2.1 " : y : Hyacinth (single, _ all : a blouses to harmonize. The variety is truly sleeves. Some have clever cape effects. ville Scarfs” at different prices AR: ue 175 2.95. 3.00. 5.0 wonderful and so are the values $22.50 to Every model fairly speaks of Springtime and and the most popular colorings. ydrangeas ‘ 3.00 4.00 6.00 7.50 $89.75. Youth. $19.75 to $85.00. Pelurgonius, Easter ome 7 Greetings . 150° 2 2.8 nee 3 100 Corsets DRNTOHES. | : oe T; with th yi Rambler Roxe p 3.00 to 6. Th HA S i many new style i +? Messen plane 100 ee ‘fp he WRA PS : e changes in Fashions Silhuette it iy of the Valle aes Hed An unusually varied multitude of Millinery would. be simon! impaaalite Hs Boston Ferns LOOK a2 Oe) S60 Sm FOR EVERY OCCASION A WRAP— FOR des chall vour attention h Ther Bet INE new £ POCK oF Salt, te 2.50 3.50 6.00 : modes challenges your attention here. e 1 steak 1 a a ; EVERY WRAP NEW STYLE IDEAS i proband: eOUL. ay Comeesy FASTER H i t. us - Y ees _ are piquant pokes, demyre toques, turbans fitted corset. Have you seen flower; 2.50 3:50 6.00 7.50 Verily Ci and CG: highligh! 5 4 «6 99 9 SETS «=: aN erily Coats and Capes are highlights in and mushroom shapes. Large picture hats the new “Clasp-around’? A FASTER A P D) i I . ? 3.00 5.00 7.00 10.00 style for Spring. For they are many and , ines ilore ts topless Girdle without lacing — . : ba ‘s . and graceful capelines. Smart tai a) Ui C f ' Beene ae eoaih tor Beara varied. . Dressy Wraps of, fine twill, with and mavy-hued trimmed hats. Fascinating just a snugly fitting waist line i A corsage is the ideal finishing touch for Easter elaborately embroidered “Jacquette” @ffects | : - ; ones modeler, allowing the youthful wet; made as our designers know how, with Lage : eq’ ‘ spring color hues in berry tones and vivid freedom so necessary to this ribbon and shield to match. Corsage pin with and some »with cape-like. backs- and. ‘angel greens also Oriental combinations. Har- ring’s Frock styles. Anothi : pact Rcers H p sleeves. Smart and,. serviceable, _ Utility ite} a i ee e 5 Hoskins-Meyer Hoskins-Meyer monizing color effects to go with any Spring Frock or Wrap you might select. Varieties and prices to suit any expenditures you wish great aid in Corsetry is the new “Longerline” Brassier, gently form—confining without discom- Coats of heavier materials’ in plain colors Bismarck, N. D. also fancies, Doi’t’ tail to ‘bee the graceful new Capés. If it’s new’and has Fashions to make. A splendid showing of hats at $5— forts. ee one expert corse- stamp of approval you'll find it here. $15 ‘ $8.50-—$10. and up to almost any price you ener fitted ving. a spring |. to $95. : : wish to pay. t : :