The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 15, 1928, Page 2

2 cc hn LS A LESS PAGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE STATE LIBRARY HELPS PREPARE CLUB PROGRAMS Office Willing to Supply Sam- ples or Furnish Material on Topics —_— | THURSDAY, MARCH 15 1998 “Bismarck's Busy Shopping Center’ The Greatest Shoe Values Ever Offered by Our Greater y PATOU — ORIGINAL, I *T'NINE, YOUTHFUL! K Help in making out their programs is being offered to women’s clubs this year by the state library on a larger scale than ever before. This is the time of year when the club women begin thinking of the subjects they will take up next year, according to Miss Lillian Cook, state librarian, and many clubs ask their members now to begin the prepara- tion of papers which will be present- ed next fall and winter. Her office is willing to supply sam- ple programs on request or to make out programs on topics selected by the various clubs, Miss Cook said. In addition the state library is offering to send out club libraries covering one or more topics in considerable de- tall, together with a monthly service for mi . Am ams already prepared by the library are the following: “Causes and Their Champions,” Modern Youth, Nature, Magazines and Ne apers, American History Through Viction, the pursuit of the Holy Grail as portrayed in art, music and literature, the development of methods of communication, The World’s great bridges together with the history. of Narth Dakota bridges, citizenship and politics. For junior_clubs the library offers ‘American Myths and World’s Greatest. Epics Saints, American Colleges and Voca- tions. Material dealing with politics and government will be carefully selected, Miss Cook said, and will deal with the subjects in a broad way. Interest in ‘the subject is keen during a cam- paign year, Miss Cook said, and she Fe . 4 expects numerous requests for ma- ‘Typical of the dainty femininity of Jean Pacou's spring creations: (left) an ensemble of citronelle rep, th terial. dealing with governmental| blouse of crepe de chine in white and the coat. white-lined;. (right) a pink-georgette evening gown entirely principles, the organization of po- embroidered in Small pearls in white and delicate shades of pink and green. litical parties and similar matters, - mies : Shoe Department . | We were fortunate in placing our order fcr 300 dozen pairs of women’s and children’s Shoes before the 10 to 20 per cent advance by the manufacturers. Our good buy means ; a real saving to you.‘ ; i, a Cutout ‘sandal with the famous 2 an ees wear). A Popular slipper at our low RE natnsietiou Oe WG Seek ta a clever pateht one-strap. with a lizard trim, makes this a most which holds the attention from the Such Are His Contributions to trary but in nearly every case it is opening droog thes take pa fs price. patent or elko— : ahi tiouaa tial bot .|derfectly straight, wit a smal ve to tte F : 54 AT THE SCHOOLS | Spring Fashion—Individual-|(yiiored collar. Buttorholes. of fig-| advantage they ia this strong taf J Sizes 111% to 2, $2.65 Sizes 5 to 8, $2.13 | picturea is one of the biggest |’ ity Stamps Each of His 400 M ed’ ma ls are worn with these| and his work as Bryce over a dress of plain silk or the con- and in the case of a two-| the best of his long screen career. —_—_—_—_ ‘izes 1 to L 2.48 partment. This arch support The following pipils of Miss| New Models whe ensemb!e the flower will follow] -Prett; a Kenyon is seen op- aia Ss 8¥ to 11, $: pent pore -abred pe ery Sampbell’s Willi hee 2 posite Sills, and a capable cast in- r H brown ki a EeicoL have ad Palmer BY ROSETTE Over at Madame Lavin's cludes Arthur Stone, Paul Hurst, Sizes 11% to 2, $2.95 — — Method honors: Peggy Whitt. , NE 3 Madame Lanvin’s collection, al-| Yola d’Avril, George Fawcett, Phil : ‘ Glair Herbert, Frances Frahm, Al] pric Murch ie dee riciou has| ‘ough coming at the end of a stren-| Brady, Charles Sellon and ‘many|/% | Sizes 214 to 8, $3.95 bertine Ohde, John Mullen, Keith| the reputation among smart French |Uous three weeks’ attendance at| others. Morris, Carmen Windmiller, Hazel! women of being essentially Parician|°P@Tings, proved all that was ex- ‘ ‘ Selby, Clyde Icenogle, John Oswalt,| in his conception and creations of| Pected of this great artist. Although| > , CAPITOL THEATRE Joan“ Hughes, Donald Cool, John | clothes, besides possessing that great |b is known the world over as the|, Ted McNamara and Sammy Co- ‘ Pinix, John Morris, O. Icenogle, Au-| gift of imparting to them an air of |°T@inator of the modern “robe de| hen, the pair who caused so many relia Thoresen, James McGuiness,| great youthfulness, which, as we all|®t¥ic.” Madame Lanvin’s _ creative of the laughs in “What Price Glory Sizes 3 to 8, $4.95 We believe this number to be’ Fide Hany, Bernice Peterson nett 1 the all-important point with fvvrming ed springs anaeees| Wekeat” comedy vernon of the. - 98e, OF the, Dent cutout ato * modern woma ‘ollectios a er a iren'’s D> Crendipn aghin, esos ae gays raed ane Uttar, Se iat Mane ay tod” msde | | ere ered wt oe ee ‘ <2. ie keenest interest, as they never ~~ 6S ne mi . n pag. . +9 r wish a gta att ih el ws wo Ue ot a ea | tye fade ae | Sizes 814 to 11, $2.65 % ~-s!) inal idea: y * wage commission. In connection with| ‘The Patou spring collection came|¥ed to wear, and white shantung, | Career. : Sizes:11), to 2, $2.79 You can hardl: cla this class,. Gustave Schlickenmeyer, saad h alone or combined with some other| Before going on the screen Sam: Aa72 pone e A harngtscic \ Russell Saxvik and Melvin Ruder vis- ale pg ies slgier errgeens color, for summer frocks, —_- ™my was an eccentric dancer, : Dad be Nonderful ‘value offered in this You will appreciate this won- win- ited the city fire department recently |be a difficult matter to find anything Still another novelty is the creation | hing fame for himself with his ori- ee shoe Mad ft leathe: = with neat cutout prey _ ; derful value in step-in pumps. and reported on the working of this|more dainty and feminine than the |°f,the “robe princesse” which ig as Sierd — and comedy falls. His A A ‘wilt please a ‘ity. 9 diff it fi iret work in picture was with Jack|%‘t*: 3 4 ie. patent pump that ela creations shown, at any rate as far| ts poseiie to imagine but preserving, | Pickford in a. -series of films in Sizes 8, to'M1, $2.13 the most careful shopper. We have ‘sold over a thousand pairs of this particular arch support pump. Can be had in patent or kid leathers. Sizes 3 to 8, $3.95 The eighth grade geography class see ag and evening gowns are nevertheless, the slender silhoutte. i he provided the comedy re- the Will school ha ial topi and fluid line. = Sa 1 ‘ aT endl cat papeed Four Hundred Models ee eniaiiiee Wsllvtidayita:- capa: lie) want Sizes 11% to 2, $2.48 ‘“o y To try and enumerate all the new |: back to danci: nd was in Earl ‘The Sahara, World’s Gi t | : gene ETRE ee Eee | - ~ se pitsrtonneetg Desert;” “The Niagara. of Africa,” iets which Jean Patou has put into \ At the Movies _ {| arrolls. “Vanities” in New’ York) : ‘I execution would be too lengthy a wi ‘alsh offered him tl was given by Wilma Wenzel, and matter, seeing that he has something | * "| part in: the big acl film. Sine ‘ For ‘hard wear and neatness like four hundred models and that ELTINGE THEATRE then he has Lzen kept busy in ec- Sizes 3 to 8, $4.50 “Lake Chad” by Clare de Rochford, Pigg . there is nothing that can take The Wachter Parent-Teachers as-|€%¢h one of them is different! That| Peter B. Kyne’s story of the Cal-| centric parts in various Fox Films the of thi " sociation met Wednesday evening at he has delved into the fas! ns of the | ifornia Big Tree country, “The Val- including ‘The Auctioneer” and ¢ coat such onerate va —eeee the school. A delightful musical pro- eee = oy ation Hetekoals in aves oe seed conens hoehe ‘Upstream. is vi 5 i e of flounces ant e cin inge for an tt ———— % 8 Gram was presented by nupils from |of fullness at the back of the skirt;| with Milton Sills’ in the starring] NoTiINtHEts. . |%| Sizes 11%, to 2, $2.79 inson was the principal speaker of these points, together with a nearly| role. Magistrate: If you'll take my the evening. normal waistline, are sufficient in} Kyne’s great romance of the Red-| advice you'll drink water in the fu-|% a ee themselves to cause much comment. woods is ideal picture material, and| ture. 3 Another patent trimmed one- Evelyn Thornton has been trans-| His three new colors are unexpected Milton Sills is the ideal artist to| Delinquent: Well, beer is three| strap that is to 1 ferred from the Roosevelt school to| #24 brilliant, at least in the case of| portray the role of Bryce Cardigan,| parts water.—Tit-Bits. : : 2 ean to te Beats the third grade at th. Will school,| hi English red and Jarenese green,| the son of the blind timber baron . Made in a factory that special- Junior Thornton has entered the first| 24 call for a great discrimination! who bests his father’s bitter enemy| There was once 4 izes in children’s shoes— Nobby one-strap patent slipper. Its neat cutout strap and ‘epe- Raymond Wirth has transferred to| W=8t used to be known as a dressy| _ : oosevel Diouse. Some cf th its have “ Ty the Roosevelt school from the) ,""beige jacket, short. and loosely The Champagne of Ginger Ales P "sso eal Sets Matis bootie eealieeiaas = i ; another combination is ew . tack BG” bullet, will make easier the | g°Wieck and white skirt worn with Distributed by Bismarck Grocery Co. ullee tities ‘only, a flesh|® black jacket and vice versa, The A ‘ , but carries a chemical prep- coat is seen in a number of sare which brings about tempor-|V8riations—in a printed material unconsciousness, ‘ in their wearing. His third color,| and saves his property. 2 |: grade at the will schnol. which he calls “eggshell white,” can-| “The Valley’ of the Giants” is alland. Cromwell, in 1644, forbade} ¥ Sizes 5 to 8, $2.13 oe gl auc Bi we ‘The fourth grade pupils at the Wil- not be described, but is meant to oust| virile, stirring story of the West,| the festival and ordered that Decem-| §- - . fet . if number, : liam Moore school, under the direc-| White. ie color has a very small/ where mighty Redwoods rear their | ber 25 should be a day of fasting and] ¢ Sizes 8, to 11, $2.79 : | tin of Mise Campbcl, are taking PA" in is new collection, branches, $00 fest in. the air, and| penitence. faery 2 ’ ‘This neat trimmed tront.strep| Sizes 3 to 8, $3.95 lets in connection wit e study Black and Ni Bh ready. i : ‘i is k a r ? of North Dakota. | Black and navy blue, on the cther| human conflict, romance, danger,| | Broadcast concerts have been! ® | fort, too. Made over, our cor- Sizes 114 to 2, $2.95 rE Cm mat pee eo | ee hand, are very prominent, usuall rigue and suspense in the story,|heard in a balloon six miles high. | % nee pay “ys RG ‘ drice~ - The fourth grade pupils of the|comtined with another color or with for fi ly, ¥. hoice of ** crea Roosevelt school have received their|a printed msterial. White, pink or patent’ ona ERRNO ny | fe e: OF | u: in conjunction th ls sete ol ter lwed O fTaise pte Sizes 5 to 8, $2.13 i omas Baker. of Reed ‘Gab Erte, While he uses a great number of a Sizes 8% to 11, -- joosevelt school, h:3 been absent| moires, taffetes and faille, Patou has Sizes 1114 to t} from school for several days on ac-|not neglected the ever lar b t Y, 2, $2. count of illness. ge satin, goareetie, tulle nousseline | te ecause 1 . soie, cre; i \- — re Van Middlemas and Mss. ¢;| main. ere sate ee ei : : . Sipple visi e thi: le ts ris dress vex" 5 , Thi: 1 , Men's Oxforde that the Roosevelt school during the past}lar to cea of at eee Lene | tao as ae: foemeap wk gle 's week, age attained the ideal line, both from : ‘ dress sli for the chil are. for bant week, and ak & : aesthetic as well as practical points pper. for. she. children, © price that will please, Miss Judith Rue of the Roosevelt |of view, Jean Patou deems rightly and-it is surely priced right— . . hool faculty was absent from school | that it would be foolish to try” and ° ; ‘ Sizes 9 to 2, $3.25. yy on account of illness. change it, Tweeds in scft cclors— rt m Sizes 5 to 8. $1 98 4 2, Keith Cod] of the Will school has paper : Mi Sizes 81; to'11, $2.13 Sizes 214 to 6, $3.50 - been absent from classes for the past the sweaters are mace of silk,|: 5 Sandals. Made over 2 + month on account of illness, wool or a mixture of both. He fea- (RED PEPPER) teat to insure plewty | i to tures ‘the divided stict 4a his ponte room for the toes of the Iit- 11}, to 2, $2.48 | ai ‘aller a = “If” by Rudyard Kipling. for wear at alltime, ye ighth grade history classes Corded Silk For Afternoon é of the Will schocl are working on. ene, interesting feature of «& ” term papers. this collection is the afternoon suit ‘ eee in corded silk with which is worn : yy : Just the oxford for play, Made a a coat grade te ae r with composition 4 og la a Ne While They Last. Each $1.00 .. A Colonial Pump of - graceful lines that will please the most particular. Can be bad in pat- ent, gun metal or ose. blush kid. Sizes 3 to 8, $4.95 Women's cutout one-strap with @ covered Cuban heel. A value “that you -will appreciate, All the famous Oriental ‘Dishes served at The Patterson, formerly a “McKenzie Hotel STEN A publish this 1 Poy ad gage In What Month . Is Your Birthday? a Mushroom Chop S = Chicken Chop Suey he ee "Fried Noodle Chow Mein. arene -Foyoung Sub Gum Warmein "Thowe dias are prepa to order by Obata :