The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1926, Page 5

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1926- Piano Pupils Are Presented in Studio Recital By Teacher |. L. Hughes presented a number of her younger pupils i: studio’ recital Tuesday evening. Re- ward cards were presented to all those who had made an ave 90 since the last recital. Mi Hyland, ‘agen, 99% and 99 per cent, respectively were next high. Those taki ve in the recital included: ja Gohri Pfeffer, Gladys ‘Risen, Grady, Matgaret. Grady, Ei cox, Jane Cowell, Elizabeth Raaen, Marion Hyland. qui Bismarck Employes Help to Elect Soo Line Queen The Soo Line employes of Bis- marck had a part in electing Miss Gladys Robinson, “Soo Line Queen,” as the queen of the B. P. O. Elks, No. 44. of Minneapolis in a recent popularity contest in which all the railways of the Twin Cities took part. Soo Line officials are partic- ularly pleased at the results of the contest in that they showed the great unity of the company’s em- [Atlee all of whom supported Miss ‘obinson whole heartedly. Miss Robinson is employed in the com- pany’s general office in Minneapolis. The contest was conducted by the Elks lodge of Minneapolis as a benefit for its band. Lieut. Gov. Nolan of Minneapolis crowned the queen. Prizes totaling $200 were offered to those selling the most tickets and these will be distributed soon. " VANISHING PARTIES A large number of the Catholic Daughters of America and their friends have been entertaining this week with vanishing parti H tesses include Mrs. E. C. W! A. M. Brazerol, M Mrs. A. D. MeKinno: and Mrs, R. D. Kennelly. RETURNS FROM TRI! C. E. Ankrun of Driscoll, o has been on a business trip in the north- ern part of the state, was in Bis- marck Wednesday en route to his home. He was joined here by his wife and Mrs. George Hougan. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Miss asancne Thistlewood enter- HOME FOR THANK! Miss Esther Leer, t Bismarck high school, is spending the week-end at hér home in Pretty Rock. Her mother, Mrs. J. M, Leer, and son, were in:the city Wednesday. HOME FOR THANKSGIVING Mr. Faunce Luyben of Bismarck Wednes- . They were accompanied, home h . Virgil, who spent the Thanksgiving vacation in Driscoll. TO VISIT IN FLASHER aS Miss Lelia Lockwood, Miss Delia Soehren, Miss Mabel Johnson and Mr. and’ Mrs. .€. A. Schuck were — SOUTH DAKOTA Miss Lizette Kuysler,“?19% Fourth strect, left this: morning for Artas and other points in South Dakota. She will visit her mother and hee brother. e VISITING FRIENDS Mrs. Joseph Leach of Seattle, Wash., is sending a few days-in Bis- marck with friends. Mrs. Leach, a former resident, is en route to the east. RETURNS HOME Mrs. J. B. Holzer has returned to her home at Strasburg after visit- ing in Bismarck at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. Bobb. ENTERS HOSPITAL : Mrs. Fred Klawitter of Baldwin, «who underwent an operation at the St. Alexius hoxvital this week, is getting along nicely. GUESTS AT ROAN HOME Dr. and Mrs. George Roan of Aberdeen,..S. D., are in Bismarck, guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. M. W. Roan. VISIT IN WILTON Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilhelm were ruests of Mr. Wilhelm’s mother in Wilton Thanksgiving day. Our November Clearance Sale on coats and dresses now in progress at greatly reduced prices.—Harris-Robertson. SSS The Weather Mostly cloudy _ tonight and Saturday ; snow le; cold Bismarck’s Busy Shopping Center ( nN uaa? AY Te A.W. LUCAS CO. Announces Its Readiness For The Biggest Christmas Selling 4 And Bids You Welcome ni sl STMAS To come and view its stocks of suitable gifts for every member of the family, suggesting that if you can possibly do so, shop in the morning when the aisles are not so crowded and when the salespeople can give you better service. Selections are now better than they will be later,—-in fact, you have everything to gain by shopping in the morning and shopping early. Asa prelude to the wonderfully complete displays of Christmas gifts you will see at the store, we list here a few helvful suggestions: ' The Gift Shop Will Welcome You Truly can we say of our Gift Shop that there is an appropriate gift here for every gift purpose. Especial attention has been paid to this department this holiday sea- son and the newest in gift novelties is here awaiting your choice. It matters not whether the gift to be purchased is for a friend, an acquaintance, a favor, or for a member of the family, you will find it a pleasure to choose from such a fine assort. ment and at such a reasonable price. Toyland Invites You And, oh, what a real wonderland it is, too. How the kiddies will enjoy it as well as the parents. For Santa Claus has such a marvelous array of new toys to show you—toys you have never seen before. Wonderful mechanical toys for the boys—- trains, clowns, and signal outfits, also circus outfits, baseball outfits, bicycles, tri cycles, and hundreds of other gifts so dear to the boy. For the girls there are lovely big dolls, doll houses, carriages, housekeeping sets, etc. It is easy to shop in Toyland; it is economical to shop in Toyland; and it is a pleasure to shop in Toy- land. Bring the kiddies and make them happy. One large rcom in the Big Bar- gain Basement devoted entirely to toys and now open.’ Baby’s Own Shop Will Delight You What a joy it is to select a Christmas gift for the baby, whether it be a toy or wearables. And Baby’s Christmas needs-have received most particular attention in our Baby Shop. We have shopped long and painstakingly; we have secured values in all baby needs that are in keeping with the usual Lucas Co. idea of fair prices; and it will be a great Christmas shopping time for thrifty mothers and others who want to remember the dear baby at Christmas time. And Useful Gifts Await You Gifts that will not only be a pleasure to give, but to receive. So numerous are they that it is impossible to enumerate each one. The stocks are so complete and so varied that here you can sat- isfy every member of the family, friend or acquaintance. By shopping here you can save yourse!f much weariness tramping around and also save the price of many gifts in money. For it is the same in holiday shopping as at any other time—you can come here expecting more for your money than you get elsewhere and get it. Lovely hosiery and underthings for the ladics, misses and chil- dren ; accessories also that will delight and please; Coats, dresses and other ready-to-wear correct in style and of. ; wanted materials, embracing fashion’s latest demands; One-strap pumps, step-in pumps, oxford effects, ali in the new trimmings, popular leathers and styles that are new; also bedroom slippers in felts, satins and rayon satins; ; Handsome linens, the new in art needlework, smart silks and velvets and other new winter fabrics that mirror the vogue, good warm blankets and comfortables, chic station- ~ ery in dainty boxes, beautiful dinnerware, roasters for the. - fowl or meat, and so on through this big Christmas store where the merchandise is now displayed for your pleasure. 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