The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 20, 1926, Page 5

(0 a a RT a ORS So nnn a oe oe 8 rate d Mest Gordon sad Me, and Mrs] RETURN FROM BLACK HILLS | ; : ‘TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS, Dr. F. F. Griebenow* | H.C. Heckle arrived oe Seeet Dee Cee Pool alee) fom five-day. meter tip to the | TONIGHT MATINE® . D. Runyan. En route they Black, Hills. | Friday ‘and Every Day Bealnd she Yellowstone National park. , A. BUSINESS VISITOR pir: ‘ at 2:30 Thomas Hollingsworth of Regan is Mrs. A, W. Mundy ‘ |Clever Pirate Party Mts. CLEFT OR HOME sar a business visitor in the Cel scald bap or ale a i eg aan ate atte ‘yes “eae et in the Beecher of toh eS, a new star ina Bridge I Luncheon| ry Hham — -BYTNE | stériing. ee ; wien RW CEES i Big, New Western Picture ! i last even- Harold Van Hi is stopping in A. W. Mundy enterteined i ine by ila Byint Ais home,| TL. HOLD MEBTING | iy, the guest of Mr. and. Mrs., ‘ternoon wi i ec ureday af venue A East. The livingroom,’ The LT. L.>held their regular] R'E. Wennedye en route to hie home luncheon. were whe danei | meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 i i , after studying fabless luncheon, here ellow red pirate’s den.| at the Baptist church, The children] Siang in, ‘Cihcago, He had broad. e ' . 5 . snapdragons and white sweet s.| The rear lawn was. decorated in betel yy the serap books to be sent | cast programs over Chicago stations And his horse, “Tarzan’ Bowls of juncheon was served | to the W. C. T. U. convention to be| and last evening he broadcast « pro ‘ wore used about he Toomer | Phat aetna tee eaeieen Tan eos! held at Jamestown next month and) tam ‘over station KEYR, Hoskins ( i wi 4 Aft di wore . then be given to the hospi- yer. . honor going to Meer te "Rubin Sed] "bere tees eer siples in atten- | tals Mary Cowan ‘was chosen chalt: aT aw ene: wotier guest’ ak ek in . : a Evsste ‘Included Mest 0, websites | Nee est, yamaha“ ataattans fon hong, d2tt Ave Dh | i In our silk clearance advertisement of {. Bnd daughter,. Miss Stella lleboe, | RETURNED FROM MINNESOTA He entertained the guests house guests yes or anid: Mrs. Mrs. AL Might ~ | | Mr. and Mrs. Oscar W. Ecklund and | well selected numbers from his large f RS ag yesterday the item 4 FRIDAY, AUGUST. 20,1526 me ; THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE aaa io daughter, Miss Mabe! Ecklund, R. N../ repertoire. Delightful refreshments and Lillian Danziger, house of in - returned home yesterday after spend-| were served ‘at the close of the even-| Mr. and Mrs. Joes |, Breslow. s Entertained For ing two weeks in the Twin Cities ing. Mrs. G. L, Gullikion ansisted the i VJ with relatives ai jends. ' 4 er hostess in servin, ‘ weet Migs ‘Mabel Paulson seen: ba “HICAGO Children’s Cc oats i > Oe ata tar are |Sgarieeye Hea pe oeee|marked specially for Oz : z Honor Guest at Mrs, | iss, tn hr fame, with thres, tables ites catherine Boyle season’s close-out. . ee BLACK FLAT CREPE Stackhouse’s Party] Fame". soms were decorated with! Mr. and Mee ta BARAeisch of{ Ist Group sizes 2-6 . " flowers. A luncheon was! Minot are visiting at the hom: of|2nd Group sizes 7-10-12. 4.95/8' NEWS PICTURES AESOP FABLE COMEDY AND CREPE DE CHINE reas f Bon rgd etaees are at the conclusion of the ia Dr. O'Hara on their way to the! 3rd Group sizes 10-12-14 5.75 , HAIR CARTOON brid ii r in bridge, lupe m given in compliment Style without extravagance fs Sa Aas eb i , Mrs, D. Irvin, of VISITORS LEAVE 5 F Geneva, who is visiting hi HERE FROM WASHBURN | and Mes, Charles A, Taytor| Rone 566 312 Main siting here. Mr. Ths, tables were prettily decorated! | Mrs. H. Brummand and dnughter,' and children, who have been visiting! Sarah Gold Shop vith a profusion of garden flowers, of Washburn were shopping | rel e city, left hast evening | i \ Mrs. E. H. L. Vespermen and Mrs. jamarck yesterday... ‘ for their home in Minneapolis. b B.S, Towngiwon honors in the bridge All the new wanted colors 'f) games wi followed. the luncheon. and nice weight. fabric for “= ‘qacarmd TO BROADCAST FRON MIN- air early fall wear.—Sarah Gold Mrs. W. E. Fitasim foveal ‘ ‘ Shop. Style without extrava- of: Bis-Ditek and Mai ln ceaae \ gance. Phone 566. 312 Main. , i p t “ which . \ Pp Yard broadcast Saturday evening at ; \ ‘ 2 ie is ar o'clock from WCCO. Gold Medal . station, Minneapolis. The following Program will be given: The Old Road—d. P Scott eauteous Night--Tales of Hoff: . : O 1 3.95 val: man, , : ur regular $3.95 value pest inchinat ey p re On your. Birthday send ey {4 8 He ‘wo Little Stars—Geoffrey O'Hara, “ : _ sy ‘ g To a Wild Rose—Ed. McDowell. your Mother Flowers rs Should have read Dowell. { * V (On the Rond to Mandalay—Speaks; if Hoskins-Meyer Old Cerolina—-James F. i 5 Sleepy Hollow Tune ; Home of K-F-Y-R 22ETURL TRON arigcons | Strikingly Beautiful ee te | All Colors daughter, Miss Katherine Goddard,|[r > | ; 4 u ul Sept 1. | Bab lected vs etic This high spike heel patent leather gore Pump, ‘pees ee days at the lakeside cottage of Mrs. trimmed in gold—it’s a distinctive original crea- D.C. PH. C, Goddard's sister near Spooner, W took the north ‘shore drive’ along tion of “Fashion Plate.” ' Dector of Chiropractic. wees Remember this clearance sale in your Lake Superior and through the In- EXAMINATION FREE. ternational Forest and the Iro1 " ° n y 3 *, anges ME and pte ke cater “First with the Newest” Fitinge Bldg. Phone 174 9 Saturday shopping Lox Angeles, who accompanied Mr, 4 and Mrs. Goddard on the trip, will remain for a time at the lakes before sez to Florida to spend the winter. i} WEBB BROTHERS WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT SUR- FOOT SPECIALIST \ Embalmers PRISES FRIENDS Ve -résbeimcad far your enjer:, Chiropodist iq Undertakers " 4 1 Directors . An announcement that comes as a ment this excellent new fox-trot, Corns, bunions, ingrown nails, A Fynera Couple: inrd@itiwarcks tot teat. oe the with an appealing and highly [and ail other foot ailments sci-f) Thcnaed, Sasbelnee in oe of. Mise Ruby Olson-deagt : : Heccararit loyns - in "a CHR CLARA, B. WESTPHAL arge ” " * te r. and Mrs. Louie: Olson, a : ear it—and these other splen- . CL. ' : Mandan, and Reinhold Delter, son of : - "Phone 311 Day Phone 246 Richmond's Mr. and Mrs. thes Dalser, of this ee 5 Bootery House 2823 9 Night Phones 246-887 ity. The wedding took place in . hone s enpolis' shortly ‘after Christmas Yeu Nevd Someone to Love—Fox Trot’ \ inter. Mr. and Mra. “Delzer : With Vocet Repro oy wes Monte will “make their seg 1 pgm ble—Fox Trot With Voce! Rejrein ie and are planning to go, ie ind rh Mathie VISITED IN’ BISMARCK eS Mry, Thomas ‘Mimnaugh and son, Thats Why 1 Love You—Fex Trot With Leo, Who have been guests of Mrs. F RUTH HANSE eee ee eas anianin Minas pele nS olga crepe Seep F Beby Fece—Fox Trot With Voce! Rejrein by e 1e wo wee le! lay for fi Devis He their home at Havre; Mont. Mrs, Graduate of Music from the pam ne er e @ Mimnaugh was formerty Miss Madge MacPhail School of Music (Mangen, who. was employed as a 7 Goorgicane Wi S ' Teele, “Acie of te of Hinaangete maw ue" | Where You Expect More for Your Money-- And Get It ees Will Give Lessons Me ends Mea. de ke Bariekt and In the studio formerly occupied by Elva Whitson HOSKING-MEYER three children 1d home .last eve- , -ning fram a vacation at ‘the Detroit PIANO AND EXPRESSION ° ae aoe Studio hour—9 to Band 2105 ite Saturday the Leaders in the semain for i sy ed visi ere, Phone 819 % aa Pe i Reece | — . Big Bargain Basement Are: ing with Mr. and Mrs. H, d will be the house gu Sosa oe @& MASON FRUIT JARS, PINTS y 5< ies ST. PAUL ; Complete With Covers and Rubbers » . H. Pathman and son, Fred, who have been guests of Mr. Sis Seg tek JELLY GLASSES, With Covers 40¢ Do fone aun here cam? Boe GROWING BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ Each sold in-dozen lots only Ze LEAVE FOR SHIELDS * . OXFORDS. AND, PUMPS é od Par River have boon ile FOR SCHOOL WEAR ~~ Weg ‘Bed Spreads ‘Children’s Ticking 36-inch ing. f hy A ich tat srening fee sites Misses Natural colored .Krinkle Play Suits A 36-inch absolutely Outing Flannel Hae iasedeated from Bt. Marys 5 g Bed Spreads, with gold, In good heavy weight feather - proof Ticking, Fancy striped; good high echgol here in 1986. : ; . ; rose or blue stripes, 80x khaki, blue denim and with many ‘beautiful de- | jcavy quality; a regular LEFT FOR SEATTLE : ; Neighbor—Why are 105 inches in alze express stripes, some signs and colors to | 99¢ value, at ts yams Le at hip mired : you wearin’ so many - trimmed in red, sizes 2 to choose from, at Wash Her’ deughten, Mrs. B. . d : coats on such @ hot —only— ig boys’ and girls ae —only— » who accompanied - ? "0 muareky epept the day here shopping, day? —"Well, ‘ ; —only— pint . cw Fm going pan my $1.79. acu $1.00 acu (39c YARD 22c var. >: a . z FQ . . 7 ee an soe ace | SURETS. ae, $Y] -00 | PLOW so 25S satu n : 42x36 inches, seamed, free from ‘ and Saturday; tem- : ; i) : : less sheet, free from starch. 81x90 Each pices AEE Each Always selling at a price that protects our customers from paying excessive profits,” and giving them the kind of merchandise they want when they want it, is the basis of * our merchandising. ; me - £ ‘ Hal yf i