The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 19, 1928, Page 5

THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1928 Relation to the Work of the Juvenile| Isabelle Humphreys. A course Court.” luncheon was served at the close of | % Following the address, Miss pt ae the evening. | (See arian i Pillow and and wired A Mss Benet amocation|§ Dorothy reson age. @ duet. . Install FE: MeCurdy Speaks |Goldie Struts Is cack anal, at Wachter P. T. A. Hostess to Club Mrs. A. G. pireiny at 111 Avenue A it will be hostess to the Wom- Meeting W Wednesday is ieee ne te ” Struts aad Ngee! en's Rolie Corps Friday afternoon S eee Social and Personal Mrs. W. L. Diven Is Hostess to Members of Wednesday Club Interesting papers | oy b varied Lon wats E. Mecuray © eb tee Puaeday ane fer home. is eg cieare ie ‘ made w ‘am at iter rent-Teachers’ associa- is ree bop Me of the Wedness lay club held|tion Wednesday evening on “The tas of a a and prizes were|_ Dance tonight at Patterson's ° sane Has cigs at the home of | Parent-Teachers’ Association and Its! awarded to Misses Vada Heaton and IL. Mee W. E. Lahr read_a paper on So and ed Fine Arts,” whil ery reported on biog Lakes aed, ‘Me ‘sissippi Wa- ating Marion Burke gave an in- formal talk at the meeting on “Prominent People in Washington.” Mrs. C. G. Boise Is Elected Head of Local. War Mothers TONIGHT—Thursday, Friday, Saturday MATINEE EVERY DAY AT 2:80 MOORE fun for Bismarck! Mrs. G. Boise we was elected pi ident of “the Fort Lincoln chapter of American War Mothers at a meeting held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. R, Atkinson. Other office:s en to serve with Mrs. “eal are Mrs. J. A: Flow, auditor: Mrs, Ho Stebbins, chaplain. freshments were served by the hostess at the close of the meeting. Romanticists ‘Will Be Studied Friday by Delphian Group “Weber, Schumann and Schubert, Three Romanticists,” will be. studied at the meeting of the Delphians to be held Friday morning at the Hotel Prince. Mrs. C. W. Ritterbush will All the millionaires were wild about this lunch wagon cutie. Her speed upset the social set—her style made dumbells out of daz- Gaaaer ae a You'll reap a of happiness from Colleen’s ‘One Wild Oat, ole oe Pe ill iph Penner wi rt on “The Life of Weber, His Early oO ras and Oberon;” Mrs. W. G. orner, ee Career and the German . George Shafer, | ° “The Piano;” Meee C. W. Schoregge, “Schumann and His, Symphonies.” Foreign Problems Are Discussed by Members . of Fortnightly Club Mrs. E. B. Cnewis was hostess to the Fortnightly club at its ula: meeting held Wednesday afternoon. A complete history of Czecho- Slovakia, including its boundaries and roblems, was Eb by Mrs. R. W. Lumry. The Jugo-Slav move- ment was reported on by Mrs. John Burke, eee State Deputy Visits Local DeMolay Chapter E. B. McCutcheon of: Minot, state deputy of the grand council ‘of De Molay, addressed the local chapter at the regular meeting Wednesday evening. Mr. McCutcheon spoke on the history of De Molay, and sug. gested several plans for the year’s program. Spencer Sell, Ivan Bigler and Niel Cameron were initiated in the first degree. Refreshments were. served at the close of the evenin: $O99959900599S9000H9900995SSS1999NHS008 Several visiting Masons attended | g ——— Bismarck Cloak Shop Annual Clearance Sale _ CONTINUES prices.—Bismarck Cloak Shop,|} the Popular Priced Store. Many bargains in winter garments still await your selection at prices that —_ 4 phot & Sport Coats AS.M. HUTCHINSON Group 1 In this group will be shown garmen’ that formerly sold for $15.50 to Haas. Closing out at $9.75 Cee er ccerccccecceevess, The garments in this group will surely please you. Regular $28.00 to $82.50 values. * Choice $16.45 Every garment eve jn bs rr p is our attention. 359.50" values ENCE socscncsseccce $29. 50 Ladies’ Chappy Coats Leather or lamb with large opossum collars. These jum are real amar, _— values. Yours at.. ° $19. 50 Wool regal The ggg in this fe 2 $25.00 Xo $850 values. Chi Bismarck Cloak ‘Shop The Popular Priced Store THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Offering Wanted Seasonable Merchandise Closes Saturday Evening The specials given herewith for the closing days should create an ae interest in this big sale Palm Olive Soap Mistak During the closing days of Special Stakes the big January clearance Only For HIS store | sale Saturday would not be | 16 Bars, $1.00 onsianin human if it didn’t | occasionally make | mistakes, but there | is one mistake it $1.95 Chiffon Silk to the Top Crepe Satin never makes, and | Colors—Rose, Malaga, Lau- Full-fashioned that is the mistake | rel Oak, Black, Brown | ing indifferent | Pure Slik and Pure Dye H O S E pi a anes j Regular $2.95 Quality } rae to its atten- Saturday, $1.95 yd. Strictly First Quality If something is | | wrong—we'll make it right. | All Silk Crepe de $ 69 Chine Pair 40 inches wide Almost any color that you can ask for included A. W. Every shade in stock Regular $1.95 quality Saturday, $1.69 yd. Wrought Iron Stands With either shirred taffeta or parchment shades $3,95 dust the thing for your bedroom, sun porch or bridge table Also All Sizes Wool Mixed Beacon Blankets fae Size 66x80—Bound in sateen—pastel plaids with fancy borders. The ideal extra blanket. Regular Value $4.39 For Closing Day of the Big Sale ny SHADES WASHANREDY LINGERIE CREPE Fancy and Plain 24c A YARD Filet Net Egyptian Curtains 2!4 yards long. Silk fringe bors der patterns. Values to $1.95 Each Panel, 95c All Linen Lunch Cloths 45-inch and 54-inch crash with crocheted edge and plain hems; damask in fancy and plain colors. Values to $2.95, each $1.50 January anaes Sale Closing Days Specials from thebig Where the Overhead Is Lightest and the Values Unsurpassed ‘ OneLotWomen’s Jersey Bloomers Plain White St. Denis Style In a large assortinent of colors. Double cutt f, Cups and Saucers ae Our Regular 15¢ Value at 10c for Cup and Saucer Gold Band St. Denis Shape Med. Weight China Cups and Saucers Our Regular 25c Value 10c for Cup and Saucer 1-lb. Can Johnson’s Floor bo Regular 85c value, One Lot of Women’s Fine Mercerized Jersey Bloomers Come in a large variety of colors. Single site. in contrasting colors. A regular 95c ai Value for Men and Boys One lot, contiating of Men’s and Boys’ Fleece-lined Wind Breakers and Chil- . $1.00 dren’s he oo Former vale Black Hereeie Aviator Helmets With Heavy Wool Ung $ [! i" A. W. LUCAS CO. Where You Expect More tor Your Money—And Get It