The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 14, 1930, Page 5

onto anar pinta j Re td vi eee ; Lisbon Club Leads ik af i i } : ii Bs iE Es $,23 aft sky re Hl Hi pee i ae HE ag Baa 5 i 2. & i * a Hy i In Civic Campaign x , Fargo, N. D., Feb. 14.—(}—Leading all other North Dakota women's clubs’ in the campaign to list the natural attractions and advantages of their home cities, the Lisbon Women’s club has reported 46 noteworthy features, Mrs. Angela Boleyn said here today. Mrs. Boleyn is chairman of the Press and publicity department of the federation of women’s clubs un- ‘ Missionary Society Officers Are Named LS THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRID. Mesdames sdoetemess wie =s.| Fargo Girl Will Lead .club, died last November, Mandan Auxiliary to Entertain Local Unit Members of the Bismarck unit, Minnesota Junior Prom Minneapolis, Feb. S Saeae ity of Minnesota, will lead the junior ball, main under- graduate social event of the school year at the Radisson M! hotel, apolis, February 21, -Miss Fowler will idl tare of Walter Smith, of member in the rest room at the . Miss Schlosser, of the force. The party, held telepho. * Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brazerol, 217 gj A West, entertained a com- of 12 at a bridge party last eve- Hoe ad TLL | Earns Scout Honor |/Symphonic and Solo Artistry Of Carleton Band Delightful}; Tt requires players of above average | ability and training, and good instru- | % ments, Gillette's band had all these. | % oe MASERATI DUNCAN WALLACE “raising cain,” but with lots some fun. “Dune” is the son of J. G. Ws Detroit, and is the grandson of Mr. Mrs. D. J. McGillis, Bismarck. Snow, 911 Eighth street, for several days, left yesterday for Fargo to spend @ few days with friends. eek Howard Stadler, Joliet, Ml, is = guest this week at the home of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, A, W. Stadler, 305 West Broad- way. Don’t delay, save your cloth- ing and linen, send them to the New Home Laundry, phone 818. Is Your ? Hoskins-Meyer Home of KFYR BY AMY C. FAHLGREN Bismarck last night listened to a delightful musical program different from anything presented here since Sousa’s last appearance. The concert was given by the Carleton Symphony band of Northfield, Minn., appearing under the auspices of the Business and Professional Women’s club. Conspicuously missing from the band’s program were the usual march and overture. In their stead numbers were presented pleasing to all musical CULL, BAKKEN, BRADY and JANZ Certified Public Accountants INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS Dab! Bidg. Bismarck Phone 359 COD-LIVER OIL A WONDERFUL BUILDER =| Me AY, FEBRUARY _14, 1980 phone section, to George Ballard, who : from “Romeo and Juliet,” sponded to after repeated curtain calls, As an encore she sang that of Summer.” them winners in state music contests. In the group are several North Dako- ta boys, among them G. Harris, New Rockford, @ cousin Teichmann of this city. the entire group were guests of for- mer Carleton college students of Bis- George’s hall. EEE is of Miss Esther Following the ‘concert last evening $ marck and Mandan, at a reception | % and dance at the Masonic temple. @ “Tonight’s the night.” Va-/% lentine Bridge Party at St./% 50c including |¢% refreshments. The final notice. OLATES At Your ‘Neighborhood Store BRAZILS IN CREAM. Exstre choice milk chocolate FANCIEST ASSORTMENT nete end cream centers. ir ding ‘Ten acm ts Wm, Mc MURRAY & CO, GTPAUL™ MINN. | Phone GA SB76 day mornings. Free Premanent Waves Harrington’s Barber Beauty Shop Are giving away absolutely free every Monday morning of their Beautiful Permanent Waves. Phone or write for Saterma- tion. Listen in on KFYR at 11:20 a. m. on Monday and Thurs- Harrington’s Barber Beauty Shop Bismarck, N. D. Pathe SOUND NEWS NANCY “The The story of Prargmounks LAST TIMES - Friday. MR. GEORGE ARLISS in his original stage success “DISRAELI” A Warner Bros. Vitaphone ALL-TALKING PICTURE BESSIE LOVE - RAYMOND HACKETT Matinees 2:30 10e—35¢ Evenings 7 and 9 1sc—b0c Girl in the Show” A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ALL-TALKING PICTURE & straggling road company put- ting on “Uncle Tom's Cabin.” We have a few Fal Your Choice - Fall and Winter Hats 1.lot of stamped 10c and 15c; - skeins CLEARING SALE Sizes 14 to 19, Former prices up to $38.00. ‘Your Gholve (Come farly) yay-.2m-se-++-- 91.00 emb: free with 50c purchase. Pincushion molds, 5c. Children’s Fiber Silk Hose, broken sizes, 90 c Ladies’ Service and Chiffon mostly in black and light shades at greatly reduced prices. The Agnes Hat Shop 418% Broadway MRS. A.S. NIELSEN Bismarck, N. D. l and Winter Coats. $3.75 and $5.00 and stamped novelties at 5c, floss, 8c a skein; three ever-popular number, “The Last Rose Personnel of the band includes men | % and women from 18 states, many of | ¢ 59c enna. 59; SEITE 59 | “WITCH HAZEL—Pint bottle .....scesssscecessveece Building Volume That a Greater Value May Be Given Its Customers r Our Main Floor Joins With Big Economy Basement in Offering Inducements for a Greater Saturday Volume DRESS CREPES—Fine flat crepes of rayon and cotton; look like all silk; beautiful patterns; fast colors; regu- lar 95¢ cloths; For Saturday, a yard ...........260+.$ 69 ALL SILK FLAT CREPES—40 inches wide; pure silk; 30 shades on display; slightly weighted; regular price $1.95 a yard; for Saturday only, a yard ............... 1.49 72x80 BOUBLE BLANKETS—Part wool; sateen bound; each blanket weighs almost five pounds; triple stitch- ed; beautiful plaids in pastel shades and white; regu- lar $4.96; Saturday .....ccicsescccsncccweccccevcsces, OOD ‘ALL SILK BROADCLOTH—22 inches wide; good sum- mer shades; regular price $1.95 a yard; for Saturday GHG) BV EET cai ecrai sie eeiiss 4 e0.onanaciernneune Tae PRINTS AND PERCALES—In one lot; 80 threads to the- inch; fast colors; special for Saturday, a yard ........ 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VESTS—Bodice top; pink: peach, or- chid or green; sizes 36 to 42; 89c values; 2 for ........ 1.00 PURE LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS—36 inch; four napkins to match; blue, green or yellow borders; stamped to be CMPOIMSLOG? BEE: 6.0:i6.0'sieie oie.e.s.e o-0.d.0i0.0:0i0is 9 5510 ¢\0 010100007 AOD PILLOW CASES—Linen finish and muslin;.colored hems; orchid, green, pink or blue; stamped to be embroidered ...4.scecsccvccececssie sees esis visits ‘ALL LINEN DRESSER SCARFS—Hemstitched edge; each -..... PILLOW CASES—Good quality tubing; patterns to match scarfs ...u.- CARD TABLE COVERS—Good quality white linen, bound edges; stamped with suitable designs; each 1 NEW STATIONERY—“Commander” Club Stationery; regular linen finished; pound of paper in regular 15c package; 20 sheets to package; 2 pkgs. for BOX STATIONERY—The biggest value that you will find is our 25c box sta- tionery. A dozen different styles of boxes; 24 sheets of paper and 24 en- velopes to the box; tinted paper or white, with lined envelopes; a box ..... CHILDREN’S HICKORY WAISTS—Muslin waists; well taped; place for gar- ters and plenty of buttons; in notion department; each .......seseeree 4 HICKORY COVER ALL STYLE RUBBER APRONS—A dollar value; our price .69 HICKORY DRESS SHIELDS—Best 25c shield on the market. We have a new stock of all styles and sizes; @ pair ......s.sceeceeserseees 25 BOYS’ CRICKETS—Slip-over sweaters, ‘in‘sizes 32 to 36; all wool; $2.95 values 1.95 BOYS’ SUITS—An assortment of boys’ suits in flannels and tweeds; sizes 3 to 8; $1.50 values, 2 for ...... 1.00 LACE PAJAMAS—Fancy prints; slip-over style; sizes 16 and 17; $1.19 values .69 PAJAMAS—lIn slip-over and coat styles, with or without sleeves; sizes 34 to. 40; $1.95 values for ......scevevewrssevodeecscccccccccsssccsccccce LADIES’ FANCY BROADCLOTH. 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