The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 14, 1929, Page 5

| . 2 community with fashionable ser at ae height of the season and at far below navy and copen add to its youthful attractiveness. 3 the regular price. | oe White Dimity Frocks, Long Roll Collar - - ------- $1.95 3 Heavy Printed Dress Crepes AllSilk PolkaDots. sss Pinlshed with eolorul print bands, « quaint trim op an ultra modern basque frock by Nely Don. caf 40 inches - — 1929 patterns of pure silk Atank-t0ae Printed Batiste Dress, a Fragrant Print --------- $2.95. | io fe. pat pure Polka dot prints on 40-inch all silk Nelly Don to sho : thi hie prbscoath ae: besygened Popular Corian s woe A and an rn good weight peels Dover. re ean sate ied of the een mike ined uae, paprcor Ad ensemble eee lene. Pints a0 See pelbeeg in washing. gn Ee a maa value ee tk $240 during this May Silk Bale AES iO is BY A le Printed Voile in Summertime Smartness - - - - - - - - - $5.95 hemline; a skirt ording to fashi plas Heavy Silk Prints, Yd. - $1.98 Pure Silk Dress Crepes the southful slis contour ef e beauliful mew frock from ‘Nelly Don The belees erties arcoes aeeoee » AaAk Asshid euia’ aicos cok pi A Yard - $2.39 fully for added feminine loveliness. terns. "None lese than, $295 regular va Emo, outstanding’ qualities art nc od A Printed Voile in a Sleeveless Frock - - - - - - - - - = $5.95 May Silk Sale, a yard, $1.98. A full. color range sold regu- An assured success—when it is styled by Nelly Don. Interesting little Japanese houses in delicate ie larly at $2.75 and $2.95 a yard. For this May pastel tints form the unusual print design of ig style. It follows fashion’s dictates with a snug ntah, Spun -, 29 Inches Wide zy $2.39. Hipline, pleats for fullness and solid color silk t: Yard - 89¢ Silk Prints, 32 Inches Wide Nelly Don Printed Voile Frocks ------------- $5.95 Yo re ee Pa pn "A Yard - 95c ‘The ideal summer afternoon costume. For luncheon, for tea, for bridge, the’ are going to top the te ] able. ‘We sold 5,000 yards of this fabric in list of what well dressed women will wear. Their sheerness promises comfort and Nelly Don styling > 1928 and had no complaints, Regular $1.00 SO Reine and sndelibte perinte—all. wath seuitas con int ay Ack teens eight every aga ¥? a yard. For the Big May Silk Sale, 8c. ane _ ides ‘ Simplicity in a Sleeveless Sports Dress - - - - - - - - - - $5.95 Do ry All Silk Pongee, 33 Inch Seven Fnert Alatin Be unhampered in spirit as well as in body when you partake in active sports by selecting » frock in t bh ng “i Bich Jer PROORL PapearaDRe Wit 8.8). Serteot Mowe. ‘While Pinup An. fine ect) ually ah ae é A big sale leader. A price below actual cost. Sn Taluenie ons, * Pe Bai on a Nil iat lil eal A Printed Pique Ensemble in Your Summer Wardrobe - - $7.95 | . What variety of costumes you can assemble with this ensemble. First, Titbout the coat you have a tre Ray de Chine, 86 and 39 In. | Rayon Voile, 36 Inch, oe Sar reaped coc occ nc a a A Yard - 85c A: Yard - 89c All Silk Chiffons, 39 Inch = ik ant Buns Baan ae 3 A Yard - $2.29 The Washable Ensemble Is Superbly Chic ~ - - - - -- - Bec Rint We tae e's ne ea peseens and nile, Pasting tae PRUE scope ala OG ua shal eh as a aR ha a ea oe May Bale Price, haar yarn gg llaer ee Tana aber bolld color linen coat will be'a smart complement {0 many other dresses, toe. guaranteed colorfast. Regular Crepe de Chine and Silk Flat yards Tor the May silk sale, eecare * Wear Silks in Warmer Try on One of Our New Jacket Frocks -------+--- Crepes - $1.49 Weather They feature-—Twin Prinis, Tuck-In Blouse, Sun-Tan Back. You may or may nob sunburn io this ee. 2 new Nelly Don costume; just sult your miood by wi ot wearing the cou coat, for the sheer voile ‘4 One large lot of Printed Orepe de Chines ana | One Simplicity Pattern Free | rosy to xeep cleon; wash silks are easy to blouse has a deep V-sbape neck in the back. Printed found in the ssnug-fitting skirt and f Pisin Colored Silk Flat Crepes; 39 inches wide. ith launder and do not require the care and press- inger-tip length coa' ' : ‘ ‘ Many new snd deinty patterns and plain col- With Every Dress Length tng other falris, do." Silks offered here are Silk ale st $1.49's yard. Silk or Wash Goods, sold during this sale. after all are the dreselest, bis a aoaa" & fone Boe. SRSere TP os 1 od ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE A.W.LUCAS CO. Annex Shoe Department Good for Every Occasion Fashion decrees that one eyelet ties are good for all time wear. These smart new type high heeled slippers give the daintly slenderizing effect that is always, the desire of every woman. A. W.. LUCAS CO. Bismarck’s Busy Style and Shopping Center Rev. and Mrs. Herzberg Are Tendered : Surprise by Members of Congregation Membersof Evangelical Church | chosen words expressed their appre- iat: Hold Reception for Pastor eA: ©, Small sang “The Garden and New Members of Prayer,” and the girls of Mrs. John | | Bowers Sunday School class presented jan amusing playlet, “Sewing for the Heathen.” Presenting the New “Miss Spokane” The congregation of the First | pt jer church arranged a most happy surprise for their pastor Rev. Tra E. Herzberg, and Mrs. Herzberg, last evening, to mark their return to Bismarck for another year. The affair was an entire surprise to Rev. and Mrs. Herzberg, who had been invited to the home of Rev. and Refreshments were served by the ladies of the church, and an hour was spent in social conversation. * 18 Candidates Are Coro If you need an “all around” shoe, by all means let it Initiated by C. D. A. be a pair of these beautiful new shoes. Mrs. C. F. Strutz for dinner and when summoned to the church to| Nine members were initiated into meet some of the Christian Endeavor |the Court of Immaculate Conception workers, found it to be packed with | of the Catholic Daughters of America the members of the congregation. ‘Ben Larkin, as master of ceremon- | #5 evening at a meeting in St. THIS INTERESTING scarf was seen in the Easter parade worn with @ tweed suit. It is shaped like an fes, stated that the purpose of the | Mary's auditorium. arrow. The shaft is of red crepe de gathering was twofold—to welcome| Ritualistic work was conducted by| chine and the ends are of black and the pastor for another year, and also | Mrs. Mae Ward, past grand t: | White checked cravat silk. | @ reception for new members of the| A social hour followed tt the initiation chureh. ceremonies, and ref: its were On behalf of the congregation, Mrs. | served by the hostesses, Mrs. L. A. A. B. Rief welcomed the pastor and | LaRue, Mrs. C. 8. A Mrs. J. B. his wife,.and to this Rev. Herzberg 5 » C. Schuck, Mrs. J. 5 Tschumperlin, fy Helen Baker. Mrs. A. K. Happel welcomed the| Mrs. J. P. Hess, state treasurer, and ' new members of the church on behalf | Mrs. Fred Tharpe, district punks of the older members of the congre- | both of nae Pion Guests. Mrs. Wright, was given following the luncheon. ‘Mrs, T. G. Plomasen played Ruben- stein’s “Voices in the Woods” and “Four Leaf Clover,” Mrs. J. L. Hughes played a piano arrangement of “Mighty Lak' a Rose” (Nevin) ani wilight” {tauben). a Wright, accompanied by . Hughes, sang Holds Luncheon |«tittte Gray Dive" Barr) and “South ‘Winds Are Blowing“ (Dinsmore). duet. Jackie Bowers read “Be a «, ” ” t! -|_ Members of Chapter F of the P, £,]_ Miss Bessie Baldwin sang “Astra” ta niaatg “Whispering Hope." ©, Sisterhood were entertained yes-|8nd “Ships That Pass in the Night, ‘An original humorous sketch “a|terday at luncheon at the home of| With Mrs. Hurhes at the piano. Long Look Ahead,” was cleverly given |Mrs. Worth Lumry, with Mesdames| The program was followed by as- by Mrs. Arthur Knudtson who pre- ie cle oe Cox, George |sembly cade a songs. sented Rev. and Mrs. Herz h A. Hai L, Nuessle, George a floor —— in behalf of ie ehaeds Shafer and Paul 8. Wright as hos-|_ Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Hanson and members. She also presented them |tesses. Ruby and Maude Hanson, Turtle with a fet of table nen from the| Decorations for the tables were| Lake, are visiting in the city for a nurses of the Bismarck hospital, and {carried out in yellow and white, with iashoedin their small son Bobby received marguerites, lower o! = auto coaster. "nod, forming the center-plece. ‘Foot Saver’ Shoes. A. ‘V. Mrs. Herzberg, with a few well} A musical program, arranged by| Lucas Co. Patent Leather Commander Blue Kidskin | $7.85 rar A.W.LUCAS CO. Annex Shoe Department SOLA SSSCSCC SE OSCOCOVC OE CCOV OVS COCO LEC OOCSISSVSSIEM | gation. Then followed a program of music " and readings ‘Mis Ruth Bowers | Chapter F, P. E. 0. Played a pidno number, and Mes- dames Wolbert and Baulke sang @ ES o"s Beautiful Hose in Our Hosiery Department to Match Every Pair. COSC SLELCLSLLEPELLPELPLSLPEE PLLA LISLE SELL LLLLCCCCECCCE SEE SGLCCGL CLEP ELV PDE COE ELS SM LEP PAPAL LANG | A. W. LUCAS CO. / BELIEVE. IN SPECIAL SALES AND SO WILL YOU WHEN YOU SEE THE VALUES WE OFFER IN THESE SALES 3 for $3.95 Panty, Brassiere and Dress Ensemble . In Broadcloths and Prints c The entire costume in one combination that will be a pleasure for hot weather wear, $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 Other Miss Spokane Daytime Frocks of youthful basque styling, accented by the colorful Printed Batiste, also in Print- ed Voiles, Dimities, and Broadcloths—Organdie trim, self trim, printed bands, etc., * at above prices. A close-out of early Spring models in house frocks, $1.95, $2.95 and $3.95 values—Wednesday ...............cccccecceueceeseeeees Another volume producing sale that you ‘will appreciate. May Sale of Silks Owing to favorable market conditions we have assembled the largest silk stock we have ever had with this object in view—to supply our many customers in this Nellie Don Summer Fashions with their delicate colorings and sheer fabrics, transport you into a beautiful realm of summer coolness that resides at the peak of fashionable smartness. New ensem- bles, Daytime Frocks and Home Frocks that hide beneath their seeming daintiness those well known Nelly Don qualities that promise long wear. White Dimity Frocks with Colorful Print Trimmings -- - $1.95 The crisp white cross-bar dimity used in this basque frock was made especially for Nelly Don and is an exceptionally fine quality at this low price. Printed Batiste and binding in bright shades of red, SOFSOSPPSSFS POOF F9FFF FOO PWS FF GFF FOO GOS VOTO VSOPOLOS SPE LSLP FOE SOLES PISS SSS SSE SEES $5 9099595 0S SPOOF OOF F PSO OS TO OOS SO VOCDSS SOLOS OLSSS PCP SLPE CEL ERP PAPLDEAEPDLLSPLLLLAPELLL APS LPPLLL LASS ASO The Miss Spokane and NellieDon: lines: will be motdet by: - salesladies. - Wednesday, May. 1 the . # OUR REMNANT SALE IS CONTINUED ¢ p This week to satisfy the-many requests made by our customers. E: remnant it exactly half th ; lowest price marked on the ticket. . eas one © o Ps ONE DISPLAY IN ECONOMY BASEMENT .W. LUCAS Co. Where You Expect More for Your Money---And Get It