The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1930, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, ity Catholic church here,. whose Former Minnesotan _|1'9,,Cetholle church here, whose sp Social and Personal]| ,_ ists Bster Eee cereus Omaha, Neb. June 24.—(7)—Rev.| Father Kucera was born in Wheat- Louis B. Kucera, pastor of Holy Trin- |land, Minn. Royal Neighbors to _ {First Woman Governor Form Ninth District} Will Be Entertained pak alla Hanson, Strocter, state bpp gga BCE fel on Madi - wee Se eats = Now Conducting a Great Ninth Cage Sch an He » LAST TIMES oftielally be formed. Comprising the TODAY GOBS OF ENTERTAINMENT! : vd prey lan Piped ar hen ae Rep CLARA BOW ll fl y ’ 0 [ é _ | e a e tect aad enon of tetrustion aha | a part'ot be Ens ‘a dates will be nitsted, tthe Slsasrok : : “TRUE TO THE NAVY” — : a ag hg ee siiniai Gane Sguercaik : Closing Saturday Evening, June 28 Mrs. E. J. Schultz is district. dep- Sas es 3 _ You'll see red-headed Clara run riot in her best talking uty, and also oracle of the local icture! camp Assisting her with arrange- 4 a 3 " Bakken, recorder; Mra’ C. 8. Nosiely,| who as be MORE FUN— H L GE if H. L Y 4) : reser, and en tere jas EDDIE LAMBERT eee D US [0 e —p OU * Luncheon Compliments Guest from California |}. . “Peace and Harmony” aaa : : PARAMOUNT SOUND NEWS A color motif of lavender and pink was effectively carried out for the sarin luncheon given yesterday afternoon ' % ew a S by Mrs. E. G. Patterson in compli- | oe . : nee — sister, a Eraak “8 ughlin, San Francisco, Calif., who . 5 ; Scie Evie utter itsl| "And Sottal Grouy es : Just Received served at a huge round table in the ‘i “ f Rose room, at the Patterson hotel, And Social roups and covers: were placed for 26, 2%, fee adioli ae large - d A splendid selection of silver bowl cen’ e table, spread | meeting sss t f % 4 . ; with a pink cloth, and’pink ‘and lav-|home of Mrs. Adolph Schlenker, 722 e ¢ splendid selection of horse hair and ; ender rosebuds marked the places.| First street. . : straw hats. a Baskets of larkspur, peonies and —w Kas plot bUaeead flowers were arranged|~ Members of ee Sate, Pres k ‘ \ about the room. Tent, Daughters Union Veterans, Ses 2 BR . The afternoon was spent at bi ‘will meet at'3 o'clock Wednesday aft- ‘ ma ; S) n S les in the Patterson apartment at the habs with Pha A. E. Preston, 311 ou *, ae ‘ art ty hotel, and score honors were award-| Park street. ie F ed Mrs. H. S. Russell and Mrs. C. E. — Full range of head sizes. Stackhouse. Miss Be titer, The Trinity Study Circle will meet c : i$ ad sizes, , ten, Fargo, a niece of Mrs. Patterson, evening eS “ ‘ entertained with several dance num. | Weunescey Mor rgd ny Nothing to * All Colors, e ers. Among the guests from out of Worry Him, town were Mrs. McLaughlin; Mrs. : C A specia! William Rosen, Fargo; Mise witi-|&. ul edogee pice elcpentd Except. . Lege ee aad ete Olt, \ 9. fred Simpson, Mich.;. Miss | PA? . S =f S| ie : aH Catoline Lakiny Golgate Sire : | tore wide sale at only’ g Zs di ts Colo.; and Mrs. Joseph P. Hess an SAE Es Set cow i Buddy Rogers BE $ 1 95 | In the Paramount All Talking Musical Comedy s. ”» . % z : scence {| mmer life and love from the enchanting beauties hired to “educate” him! Only Buddy does just what he's We have added more Hose Ss tat nto dot Pate nr {| Misses’ Wash Dresses Our Great Special who never heard of “safety in ake ant ana ; $ | 39 Service or Chiffon é i Eat He a : ie never lets up until the end! B| “x, Values to Sizes Pep, speed, laughter and music. ; $2.95 6 to 14 HOSE Featuring Seven Great Songs f to Be ‘ Prints Piques _ Broadcloths offering of values are ‘Bowaee coh as 4 Several Numbers of Ensembles included. to $1.95 at || Wednesday Only ig Fine C 80 Count Frederick -James}/ =~ 19%. “= Fast Colors — 100 Patterns — Guaranteed’ FURS : ; : . Our regular. price 25c-and 29c a yard, ‘:.’- | Pequot or Bridal Showing Advance Models | Pillow Cases For 1930-1931 ; 42x36 3 ag Needs No i B ritt £ Sef fi iba : hhas been visiting for about two weeks. Miss Gorman has been employed in Colorado Springs for the past year, ee ee marck. Hi a “My Future Just Passed” “You Appeal to Me” 7 § Hd i ATE & : af re nia g riety! at Hee fn i i i iy Ee fe ak i eeptdl geese FEE EE / i Ete ll ef i iu Ey HE To induce early ordering and to avoid the annual Fall Each Cost - Description rush Frederick-James Furs offer bale Hf Eg a 3 4 g For years the standard by which inferior Special Summer Discounts ; grades are judged. A Frederick-James fur coat may be pur- - chased for as little as $85.00, and other @ ) g ‘ garments of Hudson Seal, Muskrat, North- EEN % 3 A ern Seal, Beaver, Raccoon, Otter, Jap 7 , g \ ‘ep repe ay Mink, Krimmer, Persian Lamb, Pdhmi Ot- 2 5 3 h ter, Baby Seal, Tropical Seal, Arianna Ot- 4 § ‘3 \ ‘ ter, Caracul Pony, Squirrel and other ; ies Thursday $ 9 Our Lowest popular furs, are up to $650.00. a % ‘ny S| \ ‘ f Friday Yard Price Before A small deposit will reserve your selection . / / i] XN r Saturday $2.39 Yard until Fall. Our sensible payment plan is $ a. ties dies soidiiaaticommatte ial il SE SOUT HE YEE. ; a 1} |0 , dye dress crepe. Known for its durabil- j J ,. ity, beauty and even texture. All colors REPAIRING a : are washable and do not lose weight in REMODELING e ; ice es — dry cleaning or laundering. fur ; i Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Orchard and daughter Genevieve, 720 Third street, returned Sunday from a 10- days motor trip through the Black ek * Mrs. E. J. Reich, 20413 Main avenue, has returned from a two-weeks vaca- | tion spent in Glendive, Mont., and at AO if He i aE al BF we Gh tH : Whether you ‘want your = mineias mmovee It! An Reonomy Basement Special time to fur care, or remod- By means of the exclusive per- we ntimly known tr ties mieteee 1't| Saxon Sheets, 81x99, Each Sheet - - 97c their skill, you may depend : ? : ; : on a distinctly different and ; One of the highest count shéets on the market. A well known brand, sold in this store for years, and used as a exclusive service by Fred- &. : standard. erick-James. % Fe a ret all i ae li fe ii i ig | iH stil Es fH g ali i i E e S88 Reduced prices apply on all work placed now with the /¢| _ Remember Sale closes Saturday evening, June 28, and that we will not be undersold. assurance that delivery will be made when desired. Free ‘MoIntyze, lett, R. O. Pennell and Harry Ten- et ear eae Tir Womens Wear ‘| Where You Expect More for Your Money---And Get It | day Meight. Pubic rite. . _. Sune 24-25 0 BM hed tee rene ; INE ; ee eee Hg i FE gz cede E