The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 24, 1927, Page 5

/HERNESDAY, dees all : ‘THE BISMAREK TRIGUNE_ te CORI OK Dk DR OK OB WW BT CACO eee eee BH SEC TE FELIU Featuring tor Thursday anes and Saturday a WrEFnaatoor | : [BLANKET BAZAAR In a Big Advance August yor of This Household Necessity Now isthe time to buy your supply of pinihets. Our new Fall line is now on sale. Patterns of unique designs, new styles and all sizes, Our a assortment makes your selection a very easy matter. See them during this display this week— | Where You Expect More for Your] Money—And Get it VISITS FRIENDS HERE J. F. Coulter of Los Angeles, Calif. former resident of | Bismacrk an nd brother of Mrs. George D. Mann of this city, Fee several hours here TT jay.en route to his home from Walsh county, where he has been looking after business interests. his motor trip from Galitornia coe North Dakota three wee! accompanied by his brother, ee William Coulter, who will remain at the farm for another month before returning west, WILL VISIT PARENTS irs. Forrest — and little +4 bee NY Ce Ce TC Reet CSTE YON Yar Yor vow var re Ye it neouver, Seattle, and . LAST OF BRIDGE age The last Lota of the vel tournament which is bein; nel members of the Bismarc! club. will be’ held ‘Frida: ateriieoh meet and e tournament prize awarded. tg ROUTE TO CO? CONNECTICUT Mrs, Frank Donaldson have’ as their guests Mrs. Donald- son's rene be law and sister, Mr. and Mrs..C. H, Junkert, who arrived Saturday Gece Los Angeles, asl are on their- way to Stamford, ‘onn, B EACON KENWOOD Houston Part Wool Double Blankets Si n g l e B l ank e t S M a k e B L A N K E T S Weight over four pounds each. Size 70x80) Plaids in Warm Friends’ ‘ pastel shades and satinette bindings to match. Over oite- ~ “We have them in comfort size‘and degfrable shades. third wool-and a special purchase enables us ‘to sell them ‘at? the low price of $4.95 Plain colors: to be matched with room decorations. Navajo patterns and fancy plaids‘suitable for robes, Mount Pelier Part Wool Double Blankets couch covers, as comforts, and hundreds of other uses Size 66x80. Plaids in [peed shades bound in satinette. “* Weight over three and three-quarters pounds. A real | where a blanket of rich appearance and decorative value is desired. special to sell for the summer at Lake Kor ren, Clee eo ee t ie SN, 0 59 Jon ine Nuchols of this city Pras an. Mi guest at the fee ling fo ts beled fc i wiht tafe sty Garis "fee hose guest of Louise Ful. = : / BETUBN H HOME and Mrs. Adolph Schock of iy cube, 'N. Y@ who have cong at the home of . Prndggy for 01 time, left Mon: ' Mrs. Schock ix a sister of Mrs. / fevendick, DDRESS CHANGED e E. H. Pierce family, Seppe dl of Bismarck but now re: 8 _récently: sere tren $209 Lyndale avenue pathy to — Third avenue south, apartment according to word conaived’ by Griends cece 8 rT. ° ————————— ————————— RETURN FRO! FROM LAKE: * » Mrs. A. C. Staak and daughte! Marjorie, have returned from eayee ville, Minn., where they hav $395 ent | ha * “ 4 4 ‘ ae |e fos gn Eyes Beechmont Plaid Blanket eas home le e: : Bose " TAKE ATOR TEP : 7: ; Ye. é ; ‘ eecnmon al ankets wttad Atthur and” Mary. Elles ‘ 5 - ysis > : % 66x80 inches. Wool finish, in extra weight. Beautiful shave returned from s motor. tri ee a : as , a plaids and silkoline stitched edges. where they were the guests o! % A S FS WO YON YE Yor Yo Yrs Ye Yrs Yes Yor Yes Yrs Yous Yes Yer War’ Wore Yerw Wrz Vere Waly WW WN Wer? Yr? Yrs Ne Were Wire Wire Orr Wore Wt Wor Vole Vos Nr TO LAKE ISABEL - Misses Madeline, Cordner, Ruth Wetmore, Ila Bigler, and Roepple, ‘accompanied by Miss Leila [Bardgley, Jett ‘Fuesday for Lake tea- bel wher’ they will spend « week. Single blankets, size 72x84. All pure virgin wool weighing over four pounds each. Extra long wool and guaranteed for wear. Plaids and plains in beautiful cclors, bound ‘in colors to match. Also absolutely moth proof. Regular values $13.50 and over. For this August introductory sale we are making a price of ve 6 eo DES MOINES r, their home at Des Des Moines, ‘Towa. LADIES AID WILL MEET The ladies ad of the aioe Luther- an church will meee Thursday after- noon at’ 2:30 with Mrs. J. V. Richert at 1020 avenue c. Members and their friends ure urged to attend. Mun Yee Yue War Yor Yee Weer \e Yr SOS GUEST_LEAVES* Miss Harriet Bernstein, who has heen the house guest of the Mis: Sally and Ruth Rabin for several weeks, left Tuesday for her home in Chicago. t a2 5. ctv TT TT CTT TT 0 VISITS RELA RELATIVES Miss Jeanne Setzer has returned from points in Montana, where she has spent a few weeks with relative: * a lt Tt Wigwam Blankets peter "aa the guest of relatives. is LANE Pane aes ben ‘ ce arr Heavy weight, in size 60x80. Nav- fuodtn of fiends, th BigRgarek a8 tN ajo patterns bound in silk braid wens reow srexie, |i | Wigne/ A double stitched. Beautiful colors. vita Double blanket size, 70x80. About five pounds of pure virgin wool in each one. Bound in orchid, pink, gold, tan, grey, and satinettte. "Plaids in rose, blue, black and: white. [Hilts | ee Peerless All ual, sssets te Af popular’ 20: | I i Wool Blankets Double size 66x80. Made from fa Yow Yarn Ya ure Wore Yr Were Yr re YOPe Wor? Yore SW? 0rd tr? rr Wr J acquard Comfortable Bes Jat pt Si f i ui in satinette, ¥. Somewhat, by considering others |. . Weight Over Three Pounds. ond Waa H Hziae Se natural. 2 e Seen cy mais: fetations || Size 66x80 Inches . wh Do lank sg Colas: Buff and flame; ‘taupe and mulberry ; Thistledo uble B ets Ff maize. and -blue; grey and rope many 66x80 inches. Plaids with neatly stitched edges. An un- . the Weather whe Te idetorative borders. usual weight for ui gai match q ly cloudy tonight and ‘@ightly warm- $2.50 © Also in plain grey with piaid and striped borders an: stitched ends; weight 414 pounds. $2.75 a a Tae , Don't fail to bit our Blanket Bazaar ‘this week and see the ae (2 ” beautiful displays is Blankets es ~ High: Grade Cotton Blankets Fiaip grey; bone. oe Hack oreo in weight. Colored borders. Size T2xhiy 7A “$5.75 Huron Biankets : i ‘Size 66x80... Beane in silk ‘. braid in colors to ¥ es