The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1930, Page 7

ro THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. MAY 23, 1930 many more to enroll before in Se ae held hed Clar- the entrance period closes June 1. 5 5 _ Se b ase dinner er were, Mr. es Mrs. P| First Te oun Poop one of the me tain peendelly peer ears Tune cai a Mrs. G&G oe 7 i State Officials’ Wives Thursday Musical Club|2 tea, Arne Van Wyk and Rt. Well. 3 cack sna Geet ints haan | City-County Briefs | OO To Launch ch Poppy Sale} Elects Mrs. A A.J. Arnot telths Paton of (Which all members and) ‘Mrs, Ina Stark of the Robertson | - Bismarck Girls Make +e * ii diaihe peal la pues di Mrs, George F. shat Shafer, wife of Gov- | Mrs. A. J. Amat wa ‘was s elected Presi- ‘The Luther oben of the Trinity |* short business trip to Valley City. ernor Shafer, and Mrs. James Morris, |dent of the ‘Thursday Musical club) S. D. College Record |rutheran churen will hold a vesper wife of Attorney General Morris, and |‘at the annual meeting held yesterday service picnic supper at |__ Mr. and Mrs. H. Booth, Stanley, are Mrs. G. sp egg unit president, will | afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arthur! Two Bismarck girls, Miss Mary | the Riverside park ihe afternoon, |SPending the day in the city, be among the Bismarck women whb | Bauer, 715 Sixth street. Mrs. Arnot Stephens, daughter of Rev. and Mrs..| Those pla: pane < attend are asked to will conduct the annual poppy sale | succeeds Mrs. J. P. French, who has|C. A. Stephens, and Miss Evelyn | meet at lock that afternoon at | Mrs. W. B. Conitz and Mrs. George for the American served as president during the past | Jacobson, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. | the chu: Conitz are visitors here today from Auxiliary tomorrow. Mrs. Morris, as depart- . Ment president of the Auxiliary, offi- cially opened the sale this week, with the sale 4 the first poppy to her hus- band, and will broadcast the poppy day message this evening. The downtown section of the city has been divided into districts, and groups of members will be stationed at various points through- out the day, Mrs. Ray V. Stair, chair- man of the sale committee, said. Bismarck people are again re- | George minded of the three-fold purpose of e sale, which is to give useful em- Ployment to some disabled veteran; to raise money for the welfare work of the Auxiliary; and to honor those men who sleep “in Flanders fields.” Because of the splendid response ‘which sales in the past years have re- ceived, it is believed that the wom- en will easily be able -to sell their quota of 3,500 poppies. All poppies are made by non-com- Pensated disabled men in Auxillary ‘workshops during the winter months, and in many cases are tho o&ly means these men have of earning money. Working with Mrs. Stair and her committee, which is composed of Mes- dames C, J. Reff, R. E. Thompson, John Bozak, M. A. Hunter, and Melda Maddox, will be bai following Auxili- ing, Inez Hanson, Mesdames N. F. Julius, C. Junkert, Andrew Hatbeck, Frank Hedden, J. LL. Hughes, A. C. Isaminger, Frank Johnson, B, E. Hitchcock, P. G. Har- rington, George Frank Paris, C. W. Peterson, W. B. Pierce, B. O. Refvem, Gerald Rich- hol N. L Roop, Harry Rosenthal. Mesdames George Robidou, Ed Schlechter, Rose Scharnowske, Oscar Selvig, Minnie L. Shuman, F. J. Skin- ner, George Smith, A. V. Sorenson, M. O. Steen, J. W. Stratton, F. C. Stucke, E. F. Trepp, L. P. Warren, A. A. Whit- temore, W. R. Tester, G. J. Worner, C. Young, and the Misses Ruth ‘Wynkoop, Laura Schlecter, Halver, and Dorothy Blunt. Janda, W. A. Hughes, | KFYR. two years. Other officers named yesterday were Mrs. F. M. Davis, vice president; sponding secretary; Mrs. G. E. ‘Win- greene, treasurer; Mrs. J. L. Hughes, librarian; Miss Elizabeth Jones, his- torian; and Mrs. J. A. Larson, musi- cal director. For the program, in which several ted, Mrs. “Ara- Sea,” Ware, ceapentively, This was the last. meeting of the club until next fall. é = * Radio Program to Stress Poppy Sale Radio programs from-every station by iary units for the benefit of disabled ec war Mestad be featured by ,| All ‘programs will addresses on “Why We Wear the Poppy,” Cpdiger a lin ly Med ae oe 7:30, and continue for one hour. Mrs. Iver Aker and Henry Halverson will be soloists, and the local auxiliary quartette, which won first place in the third district competition recently will sing. The quartette, which is directed by Mrs. A. D. McKinnon, music chairman, is composed of Mes- dames R. V. Stair, Aker, Gregory Dalen, and Miss Madge Runey, with Mrs. Clarence Gunness as accompan- Mabel j ist. xe * For Miss Catherine Bleth, who will become the bride of R. A. Kramer June 9, Mrs. P. R. Webb and Miss Margaret Wynkoop entertained at a crystal shower last evening at the ‘Webb home, 400 Avenue C. Vases of lilacs and tulips were placed about the rooms to form an orchid and green color note, and this same motif was A. W. LUCAS CO. |} Style When and Where Style Is Style- The Kiddies Are Interested in Styles as well as the Grown-ups. Bring Them to the A. W. Lucas Co. Kiddies Style Show Saturday Morning - - 10:00 to 11:00 You, as well.as They, Will Enjoy It. ; ETT a | were marked for the faculty members and their wives at a long table adorned with sweet peas . Bridge was Played at six tables later in the eve- O. 8. Jacobson, both juniors at Sioux Falls college, Sioux Palla, 8. D., re- ceived high mention:in bis school an- nual published recently for .partici- pation in extta-curritular activities. Miss Stephens hasbeen a member of the basket ball and saccer: squads; secretary of the Women's ' Athletic association, is a member of the school chorus and literary society, in which she has held offices, and is of the students association. Miss Jacobson was elected | sentative student at’ the ‘college’ this year, has served as @ reporter on the school paper, been active in the ath- letic association, and inthe music and dramatics departments. ee Ten tables were in play at the bridge party given last evening in 8t. Mary's school auditorium by mem- bers of St. Mary’s Circle. Honors in the games were held by Mrs. William Laist, N. N. Hermann, and Mrs. Elmer Brown. In charge-of the affair ‘was @ committee composed 6f Mes- dames B. O. Woehle, Mary Kiley, J. Helenbrecht, and J. P. Schmidt. ze ek Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanson, 712 Seventh street, will leave Monday by car for Fergus Falls, Minn., where Mrs. Hanson will spend the summer at their home at Jewett Lake, near Fergus Falls. In the fall Mr, and Mrs, Hanson plan to leave for the ee ee ee future home. is ei xe OK For Mrs, F. H. Pillsbury, Moffit, and’ Mrs. Richard Hamline, McKensie, who were her guests yesterday, ‘Mrs. H. P. Asseltine entertained informally at Her home, 222 Third street. eee” Mrs. Christ Johnson, sister of Christ J. Martineson, has returned from California, bringing with her Lester, young son of Joe L, Kelly, candidate for sheriff. se % Mrs.-E. B. Littlefield and Mrs. Matt Crowley returned today to their homes at Hebron, after a short visit with friends in the city. Dress coats at 1-2 price at the Sarah Gold Shop. TMM constant and can be matched:= fe @ _ ie “3 a Bonham Bros. jennancnaneaed a OF FICER O'BRIEN A delightful, iaiteled snttyinbiving screen romance with a tremendous’ climax—one of the best pictures with underworld flavor fans will heartily enjoy it. Added: All Talking Comedy - In “Whispering Whoopee” Capitol THEATRE Garden Club Meets Discussion of methods of planting and care of spring perennials featured the session of the Bismarck Garden club last evening in the Association ‘of Commerce rooms. Following the business meeting, the members went to the Henry Duemeland home to in- the gardens and shrubs now in bloom. Increasing interest in the PHONE Garage for rent opposite the postoffice, 208 Third street. Dress coats at 1-2 price at the Sarah Gold Shop. ever sereened—all Boyd P Meetings of Clubs _{|¢ “And Social Groups “And Social Groups | FOUR-SEVEN-SIX - CHARLEY CHASE Friday and Saturday Daily Matinee st 2:30 Evenings: 7:00 and 9:00 Adults 35c until 7:30 4 cvilvest, Which the ing, is evidenced by a number - of additional entries, and New Salem. Mrs. Gus Sholley, Wishek, is shop- Ping in Bismarck today. Mrs. Edna Putman is here from McKenzie for a short visit with friends. Dress coats at 1-2 price at the Sarah Gold Shop. Supreme Bench Hears $4,800 Damage Appeal The appealed suit of Mary Schlink- «jet against Francis Jaszkowiak, both of Bismarck, in which a district court jury here awarded Miss Schtinker $4,800 as damages for injuries in- flicted by the defendant’s truck, was argued before the supreme court, Thursday. Butler and’Langer repre- sented Jaszkowlak and F. E. McCurdy |appeared for Miss Schlinker. ELKS INITIATE TONIGHT Bismarck Elks will initiate a class |of candidates this evening, but the number is uncertain, as many of the members-elect are from the country districts and may be tied up with farm work. After the initiation, a buffet luncheon will be served. Max Schmeling, who is to fight Jack Sharkey for the heavyweight championship, risked being barred by New York state through refusal to fight Phil Scott. SPECIAL NOTICE Over 1,000 New Dresses arrived today for the last day’s selling at WARD’S SUMMER SALE You Should See These And the Prices Only $388 and $65 SMONTGOMERY WARD & Co. Hours: Nine to Siz BISMARCK, NO. DAK. “Now Mark Bismarck” Home of Paramount Pictures Sat. till Nine Matinees 2:30 10c—35e Evenings 7-9 15ce—50e SS Today Sisters.” A sparkling comedy-drama of young love and a smug hypocrite who met his waterloo when he tried to re- form wayward youth. From the stage play “Weak “DUMB-BELLS in ERMINE” —with — ROBERT ARMSTRONG — BARBARA KENT CLAUDE GILLINGWATER — BERYL MERCER COMING SATURDAY More Vividly Alive On The Talking Screen! Another screen triumph over the stage. Willard Mack’s famous drama of the great northwest brought to you with all the force _ and broad sweep of the talking screen with a sensational cast of stars headed by ..... H. B. WARNER TULLY MARSHALL GASTON GLASS LUPE VELEZ MONTE BLUE GRANT WITHERS BULL MONTANA RIN-TIN-TIN eines “Tiger Rose” WARNER BROS. ALL TALKING PLAY STAN LAUREL - OLIVER HARDY —in— “They Go Boom” A Grantland Rice Sportlite “HAPPY GOLF” Paramount Screen Song “PRISONER’S SONG” THE VOICE OF HOLLYWOOD ALUMINUM HEALTH COOKERS, SPECIALS of WAR D’S Nation-Wide Double Saving Summer Sale LARGE ASSORTMENT OF RAYON ek Fresh Shipment .............sseecencce doses GSE KITCHEN KLENZER, (limit 3 to a customer), per can .......seeav.- SC MEN’S OVERALLS, 220 Denim, Full cut, well made, all sizes ....... seeveeee. $1.00 CRYSTAL WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP, (limit 10 bars to a customer), 10 for ... BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ ROLLER Se seccese SOC ball bearing, extra value ............sseeeeem 79C GREEN ENAMEL KITCHEN STOOLS, With back rest, real beauties ......... sewecee 89C FANCY SATEEN PILLOWS, For car or sun porch, some buy, 3 for ......... $1.00 P. & G. LAUNDRY SOAP, Full size bar, (Limit 10 to a customer), 10 for ........2.... 35c PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH, Complete with 5 records, sale special ........ $7.98 32 Piece DINNERWARE ‘SETS, Floral designs, first quality . Ke eee Nn Meant $2.98 AMERICAN FAMILY LAUNDRY SOAP, (limit 10 bars to customer), 10 for ....... sees. S5C DULESCO WOMEN’S RAYON HOSE, Newest shades, all sizes, 3 pairs for ...........$1.00 50 feet HIGH GRADE LAWN HOSE, Complete with sprinkler or nozzle ............ $3.75 LATE RELEASES IN CAMEO PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, Special selling, 2 for ............-. 25e 7-Tube SCREEN GRID SERENADER RADIO, Complete with tubes .......s.esee0 Ww eieees $69.50 LISTERINE, Regular $1.00 size . seweeevoee ceccccccce 63¢ ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN’S SHOES, Patent and Brown Calf, per pair ........-.... $1.00 WELL KNOWN BRAND MEN’S FAST COLOR BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS ....ccsesceseesses 98C STURDY CARD TABLES, A real value .......-+- eVewscccccevemncessem 89C 12 Piece BATHROOM SET In white enamel, per set ......000eeenrcemre os -$1.00 BOYS’ DRESS CAPS, Regular 89c values, this sale only jre.wsemeexe> 59¢ CHIC WINSOME CHILDREN’S DRESSES, Ages 2 to 6, special ......v..seucseeecvemares 50 9 Foot WARD-O-LEUM, Per running foot .... wseonn 28c REGULAR $153.50 CROSLEY PARTNER MODEL RADIO, complete with tubes , QUART SIZE CATSUP BOTTLES, Per case of 24 bottles .... wrawereee'e os oe $1.79 RUBBERIZED HOUSEHOLD APRONS, cece ee ceccewe In popular shades, each ...........- ibpaecece cee 10-Year GUARANTEED GYRATOR SuRerEG WASHER, This week only ...... iauasnancsu 9.50 Must be seen to be appreciated ..........»-..$1.00 RAYON SILK FANCY THROW PILLOWS, Newest designs and patterns ............+-+: $1.98 MAJESTIC VACUUM CLEANER, Complete with attachments ...........-..+- $30.95 FULL-FASHIONED SERVICE OR CHIFFON LADIES’ SILK HOSE, per pair .. NEW SHIPMENT MEN’S GOLF SET— Sweater and hose to match, per set .......... $3.98 SPECIAL ASSORTMENT GINGHAMS AND CHAMBRAYS, 10 yards for ...........0++-+ $1.00 EXTRA SPECIAL!! MEN’S WORK SHOES, Two days only, per pair .......+.+-..-+se0e 1.69 FAST COLOR FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM WASH SUITS FOR BOYS, 3to8..........-.+++008 $1.00 SHINOLA HOME SET, Complete with one can of Shinola, special ..... « 35e ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN’S ROMPERS, Sizes 2 to 6, extra at ...........-ceees seer ees 59c SPECIAL ASSORTMENT ODDS AND ENDS IN ELECTRIC WALL FIXTURES, each $1, MEN’S RAYON AND SILK DRESS HOSE, Regular 50c sellers, 3 pairs for ............-++ 89c 12-0z. MEN’S FULL CUT KNIT WRIST CANVAS GLOVES, some glove, per pair .........-.+-++ Tc FIVE GALLONS HIGH GRADE RED BARN PAINT, Two Days selling, 5 gallons for . $5.0 RUFFLED CURTAINS, extra length, lusterized, New numbers, per pair ..... oiein dle spi .e c.9.e:acoie7t AD. GOOD QUALITY KITCHEN BROOMS, Extra special at .........sse0e0 scccretercmeces 296 MEN’S TRENCH COATS, Just the garment for the motorist, look it over $4.95 PRIZE WINNING GLADIOLI BULBS, 12 first quality bulbs for ..... sceboasea Ome SPECIAL ASSORTMENT OF MEN’S TW' SUITS, Values to $34.50, now ....... ee ee $15.00 REGULAR 59¢c VALUE CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES, Per pound box ........+-++++e++ 6 Piece UNFINISHED KITCHEN FURNITURE SUITE, Two day special .......... eocces ee $16.85 MEN’S DRESS CAPS, » Regular $1.50 values, Friday and Saturday ....$1.00 CHILDREN’S ANKLETS, i Rayon mercerized, per pair ...... nab ocsmmacee TARE 200 LADIES’ SPRING HATS, First floor selling .......... coccenwossears cana 25 POUNDS SUGAR FOR 6c With Each Purchase of $5.00 or more Friday and Saturday - - - (Limit One Bag to a Customer) MONTGOMERY WarD & Co. Phone Four-Seven-Siz Hours: 9 to6 Sat. Till Nine BISMARCK, N. DAK. “Now Mark Bismarck”