The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 8, 1927, Page 3

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1927 __ ber 1 about 1,712 books have been AT THE SCHOOLS” jj>soi.“""* eet ses The shir ehh ie Will v school their final exam- to fie pie pet senate pea nations for er pins and certif- dents Wednesday morning with. a|°ates a a i : program ae convocation period. ate first ‘grade pupils of the Lede the - first | jolt school are making holly fi snd eae thle Ste ter ths and Santa Cl Cla ool this decorate the school roo" ri “aes i 4 poeras are tons fou an owe ene pup! the ‘Wittiam Moore |), act the ing aaa school: | witht the sale of | be ‘. ‘Morton, ‘Mrs F. E. Cave, MGs. hs "Kelly ani. et Brew- ington sed = guests 1e grade rocm qf the William Moore | made by *e indus — during ie, Past sh The senior oak ot the Biem: arck President S. 7. “May of the Dick-|high schvol are making Lae fora inson Normal school addressed the | Patty in the near future. students &t Bismarcl: high s:hool tk’s morning. The o] it holt ssoprtnity For ber 20 heey will Gapeeoise projects * 8 & : Retta ‘Asselstine of Moffit has en- tered the seventh grade at the Will school and her brother, Hubert As- selstine, is a new pupil in the third grade. eae The children of the Will school have been taking advantage of their library this fall and up to Decem- In What Month Is Your Birthday? On your fete send your Mother Flowers Hoskins-Meyer Home of K-F-Y-R Matinee Every Day 2:30' TONIGHT - Thursday One blonde they all prefer— and there’s a reason! HODGE PODGE COMEDY - “Smith’a Visitors” Coming / BIG LAUGH THRILLER “The Gorilla” See Tomorrow’s Paper Norman Tarun Seseaty torlinds wh Tiree iene ils uf Wi enade, Wil scLoo, left recently for hoine with his mother working oh Ld the Wachter school | which will be Capitol Theatre Last Time Tonight ALWILSON ‘SKY HIGH SAUNDERS? Imperial Comedy. * Also COMING TOMORROW Harry Langdon ring Guerybody H air fr a {HUCKLES of delights The entire family delighted. And friends, - too, in other homes, just as pleased over the gifts you liave sent. Mote and mote, people complain that Yule- tide shopping is “Hard work". What to Givd That is the question. It is peculiarly true of this store that while it is in every sense a Gift Place lf the year “round, at Christmas it is quite specifically so. For there is such a wide selec- Son, and allof the things aresobeautiful, so useful, so valuable in one way of another, R.E. Barneck The Perfect Diamond Store of the Dresses — Just a most - ear ates ve "$2. 7593.95 1 Fox News iT. METS THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE €3 < ¥ v Saturday, December 10th,!s the Last Day Bismarck Cloak Shop Semi-Annual Sale of Coats ate school! the last day efore vacation. } MONEY TO LOAN Improved City cos program H. B. LOVE Doctor of Chiropractic Palmer School 8-year graduate Examination Free Eltinge Bldg. Bismarck, N. D. P. C. etggr YEE 103%-4th St, Christmas Cards Both Sentiment and Personal. . Discount in dozen or box lots, The Globe-Gazette Printing Co, 402 Main Ave. Bismarck cuamonns cuCweLA¥ DIAMONDS Don’t “fall” for el easy payment plan when buying diamonds, _ watches and jewelry. It is easy—in that you pay very little it up and see how ee more you really pay one the tng dlamond ot other article. Then e to us and. let us show you the in price quality and talis for such merchandise. Buying a diamond is not ies buying a plane Ss other article—as the diamond can easily be be. dis Pag rson buying such articles on the ——o ry who is. jonest and finishes his or her payments must pay for the person who don’t—as the vendor who sells that way must ge} an enormous profit to make up for the losses entailed. If you are entitled to credit we will be glad to make a charge account—or will lay anything aside for you until es ied for and at our regular low prices, F. A. KNOWLES, Jeweler “Bismarck’s Diamond Store” Since 1907 Coats Dresses At Cleanup Prices The Savings afforded to thrifty women during this sale are more than worth while, many of our high grade garments being marked at half and less than half of their original prices. The astonishing thing about these coats is the fine, quality, the rich furs, the soft smooth cloths and the excellent workmanship. Broadcloths, Veronella, Ven- ice and other imported fabrics, beautifully lined. Values to $32.50 Values to $39.50 $19.50 $25.00 Values to $57.50 Values to $79.50 Values to $115.00 $35.00 $49.50 $57.50 Christmas Gifts Bring your Christmas ” list to Webb Brothers. Here you can easily > solve the gift problem ® - for everybody, for we have the largest as- sortments ever shown in this great store. Silk Underwear, Hos- iery, Bedroom Slip- pers, Purses, Luggage, Gloves, Linens, Novel- ties, Pottery, etc. Yoy’ll: enjoy looking . them over, : Dresses Better values are not to be found anywhere in Silk or » Wool Dresses for any and all occasions. Dresses of Satin, Crepe, Georgette, Novelty fabrics, Velvet and Twill, carrying all the newest style features and in every wanted color. “Values to $19.50 Values to $29.50 Values to $49.50 $8.75 $15.00: $25.00 Lovely Evening and Party Dresses in light shades of Georgette and Chiffon. Attractively styled garments to close out at YZ Price Underwear Medium and Winter weight Union Suits for-Women and Misses. Fine ribbed cotton and silk and wool suits with Bodice or Band tops, high necks and knee or ankle length. You'll need some of MM these for the cold weather ahead, $1.00) EACH Values to $2.75 _ Webb Brothers — “Merchandise of Merit Only”