The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 12, 1927, Page 5

obligations to accept our vay of serving them, and @ we supply wins their apé akesy large or small, may ecling in a customer’s wf many years is forgotten. th miftakes when the one offended the wrong. This store 1 as ts want it to be—as we try lease 'you better the mare that we a stére, and this addition of our another step to enable the ALE) o& SALES Economy Basement Hosiery Values that wes challenge anyone to equal, let alone surpass. Rayon Hose, with a long boot that extends ceils above ne Saaee comes light shades and black; sizes 9 to 10% : 25c Women’s Rib Sport Hose, full mer- : cerifed, with reintor eel ant toe; * cant Pe eit shades. ‘and black; sizes fo 10 a pair. .25e Kayon Hose of the better quality; comes in all the light shades and black; the boot is long and extends well ‘above the Biles he foot and garter top are muster tin lisle; pair ..... Bers Ro a 39c Girls’ Derby - Ribbed ' Stocking, in sand, camel, black and white. This is the stocking that is so popular with ey younger, #102. Sizes 6 to 10%. For this sale only, Pre fea piet eae ele ’., 22¢ Boys’ Rough and Ready Stocking; a good strong stocking that is made to stand the wear and tear of boys at play; in black only; sizes 6 to 10%; a pair ...... r + Women’s Gloves Fancy Chamois, Suede Gloves; turn-back_ cuffs ’ embroidered Shades of cinnamon, beaver or mode; in sizes 6 to 8 ........0.000- at ox vais: (New Economy Basement) 1-16th inch hems. Big values at (New nae Basement) ~ . | "Ber-Dot * Sanitary Napkins Packed 12 in a box; very specially — 4c 3 boxes for $1.00 $1.69 Bridge of | Lamp Shades 800 Bridge Lamp SI of Taffa- tex, in rose, tad ) ig ors, trimmed with gold: bi de acon e + Crochet Cotton All colors and sizes; Men’s Nightshirts that i } Te- é Of fine quality. Sg full sizes = and length, w te, slip-over style. All sizes, 5 spectal single clasp wrist; in harmonizing colors. 59¢ at Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs . Irist. Linen Handkerchiefs. are of medium Bes, I afd*fino quality, with the Pemulae. ner AIIM FULL-FASHIONED SILK- HOSE A most unusual saving, in service and. chiffon weights, all desired new colors. —but ever so slight, and in no way impairing their wear. Hoven 99c Irregulars—yes Sizes 814 to 10. (New Economy Basement) NOW COMPLETED Y---MAY 13 and 14 Increasing Volume of Business in Our Regular Basement Lines Made More Room Necessary And this we get by the removal of the shoe department and the women’s coats and dresses to our new Economy Basement Annex. We extend a cordial invitation ‘to call and see our New Enlarged Economy Basement and Annex, and while you are doing so we suggest that you take advantage of the unusual offerings of this big opening sale, only a few of which are given herewith For Men and Boys Boys’ Caps, adjustable to any size, made up from ives verre = Co with madras; fast a in sizes 6 to 14 years; each ids; sizes 10 to 16 years; each made to stand the wear and tear of -hard work; sizes 82 to 44; e: Men's Work Shi: and Khaki, in ae 14% to 17; ity nainsook; tacked seams and patent ia sad ara Ribbed 46; each it acess len’s Mesh an Spits; full cut; sizes 36 to 46; whee (New Economy Basement) Curtains and Draperies patterns 2% yards long; set . Filet Net C 38-inch rayon silk fringe; several panne to choose from; each . uplex Terry Cloth, 36 inches w in many new patterns; a yard . Shadow. Nets; a’ beatititul new rani “ty patterns, 40 inches wide; an excep- tional value; a yard checked, plain, dotted and ruffled patterns; a yard (New Economy Basement) Overalls and Play Suits triple stitched and copper rivete 5 to 12 years; a pair . One large assortment of boys’ and girls’, in khak' some are red and blue trimm sizes 2 to 8 years; each . Boys’ Bib Overalls, made from ical points, Thetle’ Tots’ reais oe Reeets sizes 2 to 6 years; each .... : Children's Wash Suits, in colors, styles and sizes; ea (New Beonemy Basement) 9° wee, Deven Shirts, in tine” ‘quality "| percale or Blazers, medium weight, in ‘checks and $1 00 ithe mrs 2-20 weight Blue Denim Overalls; ach rts of Blue and “Grey Chambray Men’s “Athletic | non Suits full cut; of good qual- Marquisette Curtain. Sets, consisting of two ruffled ‘panelg and two tie hacks; comes in Plain or barred Marquisette, 36 inches wide, in a lar; e range of Boys’ Hip Overalls of 8-ounce white-back “OO 1d; sizes $1. 00 ay Suits, both , denim or blue chambray; _ 89¢ qual- iy blue denim; triple seamed and bar tacked. at,- “denim and |: -49c -59c Yard Goods * 81-inch Bleached Sheeting, a good . 39c heavy quality, yard ............. Unbieacnhed rart Linen Crash, 16 in wide, blue or red border; $1. 1 9 We-yard Dolt ....ccecscveveresseseeee Bleached Part Linen Crash, 18 inches wide, blue or red border; $1 29 lO-yard bolt .....c.scececeevcecseees o po lee tg 12¥c Genuine Washanredy Crepe in plain colors 22 c and fancy patterns, a yard .............+ 36-inch Prints in a large range of colors 1 5 last colors; a yard ........ c guaranteed fast colors, suitable for ins or drapes; a large range of colors to select from; 1.00 3 yards fOr .......cesresssscceceres Percale Prints, 36 inches wide, many colors and patterns to choose 19 from; @ yard .....cccsescescereceeeees c (New Economy Basement) For the Ladies ilt-up shoulders; sizes 46 to 44; each 3 25c Une lot of Women’s “Bioomers and Seon fancy and Plain; some have a contrasting ri on trim; each .. 49c Sateen, Muslin Slips, in all the light shades; sizes ‘ 36 to 44; each .. Corsets, Wrap-a! tions; popular styles; good-fitting garments at only, eacn .... Wide Elastic Garter Girdles ai flesh color; all sizes; each .... Children’s Sateen Bloomer flesh; pare. patent saddle s ing; sizes to years; pair $a ""39c Women’s Cotton Ves! (New Economy Basement) —_—_—__—_— Domestics Krinkle Bedspreads, with blue, rése or gold stripes on a natural colored y muslin; each .. 1.29 Turkish Face To with colored stripes; Turkish Bath Towels, checked in blue, rose or gold; Sheet seamless sheet; each .. a (New Economy Basement) large FOR THE HOME. Oilcloth Tahle Covers in-many different Hit and Miss ae Rugs, with crow-foot borders 79 c size 27x54 inches; each . wearer eke $1,086 Mats, size it? $1.00 $1.00 2-pound can of Johnson’s Wax, $1.60 val.. .$1.29 1,lb can Johnson’s Wax, 85c value . -. 65 Y-lb, can Johnson’s Wax, 50c value. . ae 1 qt. Johnaon’s Liquid Wax, $1.40. value .. 1.19 1 pt. Johnson’s Liquid Wax, 75c value..... .50 30 vale neon .... 50 Brown Beauty Floor Duster ‘and Polisher; ; this is a very fine treated mop ly made for — roms! ee eeccveeee teveeeees e ate i femey and coverall styles; our tie eelt dkin o - -29¢ ‘ OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, 3 cans ........,.19¢ No wine. calls o1 x, deliveries on Soap and Dutch: Cleanser alone. initad to 10 bars to ‘a customer; Dutch Gleaner, 3 a pleat, peceries made if other ‘marchandise cid: | ar Soman = = $1.00 . New. Economy Basement) | hotel. arms A. D. Officers Reelected |at Auxiliary Meet i Every officer | Legion Auxiliary was reelected last evening at the regular meeting in| | the Lions room at the Mrs. G. L B. Nekinnen Knudtson, executivi Delegates to thi in el this Jul; flood relief fund. Concert Program Center Corn Huskers’ Band May 14, at 2:15, during the big opening sale of the March, “American Boy” March, Overture, Barltcne Solo, “Moana Waltzes’ March “Drummer's Delight” Waltz Selection, “Wedding of the Roses” Clarinet Solo, “Autumn Leaves Polka” .. . .R. 8. Brickey (Martin Lehmkuh!) “In Line of March,” March ... ++ J. E, Wells “Fairy Wings Waltz” .A. J. Weidt Trio, “Gloaming,” trio for Cornet, Altc, Baritone. Mackie-Beyer (Wilbert Lehmkuhl, Howard Miner ‘and Otto’ Lehmkuhl) March, “Ccncord” gram for the evening of Friday, May 20, and other speakers of the evenihg will include the governor and {nsurance commissioner of Wiscon-) and Mrs, Jones will also Wednesday Evening} $iv;, iitir “uh Donaia and daughter endolyn, students at the Univer- sity of Wisconsin, while in Madison. St. Alexius School of Nursing to Hold Graduation Tonight of the American ind Pacific | Minnie L. Shuman is Olgierson, vice | E. Hitchcock, sec- | ‘ichholt, treas- Trepp, chaplain; kinner, historian Graduation exercises of the St. sovidou, t-at-| Alexius hospital school of nursing cA Mrs | will be held this evening at 8 and Mrs. ©. E./ the city auditorium. Judge committee. Burr will deliver the commenc state convention | address Mrs, W will be are to be included on the program. ae M Fourteen members of the class will] BIRTHDAY 1 PARTY i Mrs. Henry | receive diplomas. |. ss entertained 3 Shuman and| The exercises will be followed b celebrating the t jigleraon, reception in the nurses hom | Buddy. ided to give $10 to the friends and rlatives of the gradi z Games | The meeting fol.| Commencement is being he! prizes being awarded to | lowed a dinner served at 6:30. night in honor of National Hospital | Delbert Winam Owens. | Day, which is to The day was | Decorations were carried out in pink i TO MADISON observed by both of the local hos-| and white and a course luncheo ones will | tie Madison, attend a convention k Life Insurance Jones is on the pro: ¢| pitals, the Bismarck hospital ente! taining with an open house and t of the senior girls of t To be given by the D. R. WELLS, DIRECTOR Saturday Afternoon new A. W. Lucas Co. Economy Basement ... Jd. E. Wells Harold Bennett - Bennett Barnard “Activity” .. “Ambition” (Otto Lehmkuhl) . Steve Edwards M. L. Carlson SOAR SHARE ORE Romemmenane Harold Bennett Nestle Circuline. Wave Beautiful beyond description - A large, loose wave, marcel effect, with special care to the ends nent nd several musical numbers St. Alexius) A Permanent iS Sane of the iy Wat Layer a Yeoniant honor of National A MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET The women of the First Baptist church will hold a mother and daugh- ter banquet Friday evening at the church. A program will be held at 6:30 in-the auditorium after which the guests will go to the church din- ing room where the dinner will be served, Mrs. Nellie Evarts will be toastmistress, Mrs. H. F. 0 in charge of the music. feniay ———t <<" DINNER’ DANCE The season at the Bismarck Coun- Hare is , try club will open this evening at 7 o'clock with a dinner dance, The house committee, of which Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab is chairman, is in charge of the affair and a large b members are expect- ttendance. Music will by the S. 8. Madison orchestra of Mandan. The honor guest ‘pretty gifts. BIRTHDAY PARTY Miss Lavonne Ployher, da |Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Ployhar of Twelfth street, celebrated her lay Wednesday _ eve- 6 oclock dinner for a friends. Games and other were enjoyed. Miss f Mandan was an » Mrs k, left this morning for her Paul. Miss Kohler came rek fron) Seattle, where che four years. LLENDALE d daughter Char- dale, guests ses Kasie, Al and Flora \ students at the normal school there. They will be gone about a week, UNDERGOES OPERATION q Paul C. Bennett of Mandan has ] undergone an operation for appendi- citis at St. Alexius hospital. VISITING HERE Miss Lizette Kusier of Artas, S. D., is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mills. Saint Mary’s Sewing Circle wiil hold a food sale Saturday at 11 o’clock at A. W. Lu- cas Co. The Weather Partly cloudy tonight’ and Friday. Moder. ate temperature YOUR PATRONAGE | IS APPRECIATED | AWHOLE & | LOT Method “The Prize-winning Wave Swirl Bob and A!l Popular Bobs By Exclusive Ladies’ and Children’s Bobber Phone No.7 For Appointment | A. W. Lucas Co. Meanie: ot and Bob niet — FINE The penalty for traffic violation in Bismarck, not to exceed $100.00 and not to exceed thirty days in jail, or botn at tne diccretion of the judge. Are you taki ‘The penalty is a chance on not having enough insurance? und to be a big financial loss. IF IT’S INSURANCE, SEE OR CALL 'THE MAN WORTH KNOWING HENRY & HENRY PHONE 38 Dr. T. M. MacLachlan (Harvard) North Dakota’s Foremost Dietetic Authority Cures without the knife Bismarck, N. D. “PAINTEX” CLASSES, We are now holding “Paintex” Classes afternoon and evening, except Saturday \ Harris & Woodmansee ‘ Bergeson s | Quality-Style-Economy Matinee Every Day at 2:30 —_————————————————— TONIGHT — Thursday NORMA SHEARER LEW CODY “THE DEMI BRIDE” COMEDY