The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 15, 1924, Page 5

MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1924 Pupils Will Appear in Recital Tonight The second group of pupils of Mrs. Eva L. Whitson, will appear in recital this ‘evening at the Elks Club rooms, at 8 o'clock. The following program given: will be Brownies .. -Hugo Reinholt Springtime .. He Gladys at Pla Isabel Humphreys Determination : Katherine Kositzky Blue Eyes, Brown Eyes..A. L. Brown Margaret Johansen Down Stream Charles Huerter Elsie Nelson Memory ...........005 I. M. Baldwin Lucy Zvorist In Slumberland. .George L. Spaulding Thompson Beethoven . Heller Minuet Rakkel Lee Fur Elise........ Ellen Coghlan Hunting Song.. Audrey Rohrer August Molek Olive Lee In the Swing Marlys Lahr Mazurka ..., «Leslie Loth n Beethoven Gurlitt Paul Wach LAvalanche ... Luvei Lullaby from Jocelyn. elfas 3% Ri . Godard rene Berge .- Massenet WESTMINSTER GUILD TO MEET The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church will meet to- morrow evening at 7:80 o'clock, at the Business and Professional Wo- men’s club rooms. All members and friends are invited to be present. GIRL RESERVES TO MEET The Presbyterian Girl will meet this evening at 6 o'clock at the church, A pot luck supper will be served. Dr. Maysil Williams will give the first of a series of talks on first aid. All members are urged to be present. EASTERN STAR TO MEET There will be a regular mecting of the Eustern Star, Tuesday eve: ning, at 7:30, with initiation follow- ed by refreshments. Visiting mem- bers are cordially invited. Have your clothes dry- cleaned, pressed and repaired for Xmas. City Cleaners & Dyers. Phone 770. Open evenings until Christ: mas. Sarah Gold Shop. DR.M.E.BOLTON Osteopathic Physician 119% 4th St. Phone 210 BISMARCK, N. D. Does Love Last After Marriage? See “WHY WOMEN RE-MARRY” Starring MILTON SILLS Commencing Tonight CAPITOL THEATRE The Weather “Snow tonight. Tuesday partly overcast. GIFTS FOR HIM Bergeson’s Quality-Style-Economy Give Luncheon for «John Mohrijs |? 7 PROGE d R'S CLUB | © Heller Reserves | y Mrs. Schoelkopf A farewell luncheon was given for Schoclkopf by the Thurs- Club, on Saturday at at the Grand Pacific day Mu one o'clock, Hotel. s were laid for fourteen. The centerpiece was a huge bouquet of | cut flowers. =, Mrs. Schoelkopf with a rose bog, Jones presenti " was presented of the club and h many friends, who wish her mu happiness in her new Minneapolis home. Mother's Club afternoon with The Progressive will meet Tuesda Mrs, W. J. Wile It is urged that members be present at 2:30 sharp so that the program of the women may be com- pleted before the children give their part of the program. AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS TO MEET Fort Lincoln Chapter of American War Mothers ‘will meet afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. W. H. Webb, 615 Mandan Avenue. There members are requested to -be pres- nt, SPENDS VACATION IN U.S Mr. W. C. Dugan of B Heights, Canal, Zone, Panama, spending his ation, visiting = atives and friends in the United | s. He t present, a guest of | and Mr: arl’E. Knudtson, 518 xth Street. MEMBER OF MITT The name of Mrs. Fred Page in- stead of Mrs. Conradi, should have been given in the list of officers morning for their one in Cheyenne, N. D. LEAVES TO ATTEND SCHOOL Miss Dorothy Reimer, who has been attending the business college, left this morning for ‘go, where she will enter the Fargo Business | sympathize. t Every Week—Friday Twelfth St.| | Tuesday i will be election of officers and all], —_-—______“—_ CITY NEWS,, eee Bismarck Hospital Admitted to the Bismarck He THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | Mother of 7 ji Succumbs After ' t Mrs. Sa | 3 ss Ren | noon of ~ ted an op Edward Johnson, nd, Driscoll; 3 | brand, Wishek; John Ell Phillip Kettirling, Esther Anderson, Elizabeth | se! A oe ee eed Burn Roseglen; Master “COMFYS” How mother or sister would love a pair of y slippers in this papular style with soft soles and pom-pom trim. They are in love- ly soft colors and may be chosen to match one’s house robe. and all In Felt, Satins Suede leathers, colors, $1.25 to $2.25 RICHMOND'S BOOTERY We Wish Everyonea_ | Merry Victrola Christmas ' Every present brings joy with it for someone but the Victrola brings joy for all in the family. It brings pleasure, comradeship, humor, consolation, to whoever desires any of these things. It brings them in an instant and always clearly and trueto the original. It brings the most famous singers and players in the world. It will always cheer and Now is a good time to choose a Victrola, while our stocks allow a full range of choice. Wesuggest that youcome early. HOSKINS-MEYER ‘Exclusive Victor Dealers Bismarck, N. D. New Victor Records, Once a Week, to Washburn, home of vices Tu Benn is nd seven ina loca An Operation ed 38, wife of dan avenue, died Saturday after- ions which follow The body will be the former aia family, for ser- adie Benn, n 11M tl hospiti compli peration, the titans Sivan » 12; Burton, 10; U can FEF fe fies 23: 209 problems. tf ; o5. ie Ey} 2: EZ CLEAN ONLY |John, 5; Helen, land ‘a half old made their home here for the tab year and a half, MASONS Regula Lodge No. A. F. Monday evening at — 7: Work in the M. M. Degree. Visiting Masons cordially in- vited. & A. M. Open evenings until Christ- mas. Sarah Gold Shop, it MORE SHOPPING DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS Beginning This Evening, Our Store Will Be Open Until 9 p. m. “Merchandise WEBB BROTHERS of Merit Only” NEW CHRISTMAS DISPLAYS OF WEDGWOOD Just unpacked our extensive showings of Wedg- achieve. You will enjoy seeing this unusually tion, whether or not you have any intention of buying. wood to help you solve many of your Christmas gift There are dinner sets in a variety of at tive decorations as well as many individual gift pieces of a distinction and individuality that only Wedgwood large collec- BONHAM BROTHERS %, Ey iF rz ‘3 EF Edie ees 2, Fere7: FF SESW E Ei D: Every grocer sells breakfast Dwarfies. Gives 100% CLINKERLESS HOT Satisfaction. BEULAH COAL Loads $4.35 per iton. THE WACHTER TRANSFER CO. 5th Street ~ Phone 62 meeting Bismarek The whole wheat | 000 eeeeeseeeeeeeeeseeeereeeeeee eee teLe DOE eee eee DEE eeeeeeeeeELeee LEE eee eeeed "BOOLECODOOOOLLELOOIOOODEDELOORLULODLODOOLEELOELELELEDLODEEEDIEEEIOEILEODILDEDODE-POLLELEELODLEDLELELILOLELIOSELIDELTELELELLECELELESOLEOLEEOSELELEECELELEILELELLES LELTIOTIOLEOLEOSIILEOLOLEOLOIEEES, A.W. LUCAS CO. LY 8 MORE SHOPPING DAYS The Store That Answers The Gift Question It is in the Spirit of Genuine Service That We Invite You to Come to This Store for Help in Solving Your Christmas Problems. NG THURSDAY, DEC, 18TH, STORE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK,. Christmas Buying is new at Its Height... Are you doing yours now, or waiting until the last hour. BEG We can’t think of any other gift that will express the wishes of one mem- ber of the family to the other for solid comfort than slippers. There are many ways of so doing among these gift slippers. Women’s felt slippers plain and satin trimmed 98c Thursday Evening Men's felt slip- 7:30 to 9 o’clock pers many hun | dred pairs a basement bargain $1.29 Women’s Felt Slippers, plain and satin trimmed with silk Pom Pom. A very special value $1.65. Other special values at $2.25, $2.50 and $3.00 Toiletware Fiberloid Toiletware in these new blue and gold presentation boxes—the one most charming and useful remembrance. Each Gift Package a com- plete gift. correct in style and selection. Beautiful new color effects. Prices for Sets $9.50, $10.50, $12.50 Women’s Hosiery A luxurious gift that isn't necessarily expensive. Quaker Chiffon Silk Hose in every desired color. Priced by the Box, at 3 pairs — $5.50. The pair $1.95 Silk and Wool Hosiery. A special purch. English Cashmere with Silk Clocking. and $8.00 a pair. A program of elt music by rck’s best Women’ and fancies. of 300 pairs, plain Real values $2.50 On sale at just one-half price. GIVE HER GIVE HIM HANDKERCHIEFS HANDKERCHIEFS An easy gift to select—especially when you have such a splendid assort- ment from which to choose. Always acceptable and one never as too many. $ Men’s linen Handkerchiefs. Pure in white, with nch lat- tice-stitched hem 75¢ Hand-Initialed Women’s Colored Handkerchi A gay shade to match one’s will not come amiss at Christm: time. Of pure linen, with embroid- ered corners. Every color. 35¢ Women’s all linen handkerchiefs; — embroidered white and colors, 19¢ Women’s all linen handkerchiefs — with stitching 35¢e Women's Handkerchiefs in Boxes, at 35c, 69¢c, 95c, $1.19 Children’s Handkerchiefs in Boxes. linen, Handker- ‘s. On finest quality pure lin- en, with narrow hand-drawn hem- stitched hems and large hand- embroidered letter. 75¢ Men’s Initial Handkerchiefs. Linen Finish. 35c initial handker- handkerchiefs, of linen, hand 6 in a box. embroidered in embroidered spoke hem- all line chiefs — full e extra fine qua embroidered initial. $4.50 all linen full siz stitched handkerchiefs. 25¢ Men’s all linen full size hemtitched handkerchiefs 35¢ Men’s handkerchiefs—fine quality hand embroidered initial, 14-inch hem. 6 in a box $2.00 WOOL BLANKETS, beautiful ith lodge emblem woven in. n Legion, Masonic Regular 3. Men‘; hem- at : 19¢, 35¢, and 75¢ Dainty Novelty Handkerchiefs. Pure linen centers, in pretty shades, with scalloped borders with fancy edges. The smart French print handkerchiefs are also included at this price. 50c A hew shipment Beautiful. colors. $1.19 Linen hand embroid- titched. The last ie “45 BATH TOWEL of Bath Towel Very special TOWELS... Pure” ered and hand 1 The last minute Specici, cach... SILK BED $ special colors Amer- Gowns... Pajamas "Extra Sp ecial In the Bargain pecia WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S OVERSHOES. Children’s 4 buckle Jersey top Galoshes. Sizes 11 to 2—Basement price. . $2.48 Women’s 4 buckle Jersey top Galoshes, All sizes—Basement price Boys’ 2 buckle Overshoes. > $10.50 $10.95, Sizes 542 to 1012,