The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1930, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1930 5 $9 oS $569996S5155950555995559505006 > Kiddies Grown-Ups Bring the Bring the Grown-Ups Kiddies : % x 666666666608" PLS SOCO SOOO SOOO Pd SSSSSSSSS a a Ot at a a ot a as a a os a as a a ai a a a a eg aaa ‘i ' Asmall deposit willlay away your |% . Look As Long As You Like. ard tT FOLKS’ HOPES “ay purchase until called for at 3 Buy When You Are Ready WHERE v VE conte BIG THRIL ip Christmas time. 5 WILL BE OPENED SATURDAY MORNING’ | Dd x ‘a 3 A Selection to Choose from That Will Please You—And_ All Priced at the New Lower Prices. 3 SSSSSIOSSSSSSSSSSSS9S9SGSSSS IS FOS GOS SSS SSS SSS 9 FSIS GSS pereerrre NG POOODSSSSSSSSS9SS99SS9 DSSS SIO SSS DOSS hover, Isabelle Humphreys, Aldeen |chrysanthemums centered the tables|her home, 505 West Thayer avenue. Paris and Emma Mae Brittin. and appointments carried out a blue/Cards were played at two tables with The regular monthly leaders meet- | and yellow color note. score honors going to Mrs. J. W. Mc- } |. ie eee et pred oe la- sa 8 Guiness and Mrs. A. C. Bratnerd. r the captains an tutenants con-| Members of the Bismarck h gecenail aeehackiaaeane ames 4 ducted a model Scout meeting for |school faculty and their wives Fe (Additions Society to Page 7) UOUUUUQNUUECUGuuanenueeeunuonennuonannnnouecgncuensneuseusucenssucegnuengvoucnnuueessuangsucuenssuqguucegccuenacecasuccsuucvavucesvuccensoceassitez: rer seat he se ee members of the Girls Council at the |their regular dinner meeting Tuesday SS Mi H. P © Publle ict bee deetueien evening at the Patterson hotel. Covers Shtaal Ladies Aid will hold e ~* e ¢ y 5 | were placed for 26. Later bri el Lucas’ i- Be jor . - | with honors going to Miss Irene Lam- 2 Y ent officers for each group will be bertus. Hostesses for the evening ‘were Offering “Buy Now” Values in Winter Footwear Style Dictates All Rubber Overshoes Neat, all rubber, are finest for style, protection and warmth. We are show- ing numerous styles in “U. S. Gaytees” and “Firestone Ankle Fashioned.” Done in brown, two tone, gunmetal two tone, blue or black at, 2. 9 5 AeGAAN Ns. ct sae toca: ; Wool Overshoes in black or tan, with talon hookless fasteners, 3 5 0 in any height heel ..... e Miss Hester Parsons, daughter of! ‘The cast for “Sun-Up,” Bismarck | °D08€2- Miss Elizabeth Jones, Miss Mildred | Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Parsons, Hazel- | i hat Huff, Mrs. Juanita Edick, and Mrs. ton, became the bride of Henry S,| eh school junior class play, to be| Papers deseribing travels in the | sei! pollard, Distad, Glendive, Mont., at a service | Presented December 12 at the city | southern states were read at a meet- ee ® read at 10 o'clock Tucsday morning | auditorium, has been selected by Miss | ing of the Mothers’ club Tuesday aft-| ra Rho chapter of Epsilon Sigma at the home of the bride's parents.| Pearl Bryant, who is directing the Toon at the home of Mrs. W. E.| ainha sorority conducted a study of {fi The Rev. J. Doyen, Linton, officiated. \Perry. Mrs. W. T. Kraft mentioned | p:omient writers at their meeting last | Miss Estella Parsons and Daniel | Production. Places in Florida, Texas, California, |Qvening at the home of Miss. Mabel |i Parsons, Jr., sister and brother of the| Miss Luby Miller will take the part tnd. other states ‘which a tourist Halver, The life and writings “il bride, were the attendants. of the Widow Cagle; Dorothy Tied- ld wish to visit, also giving of facts | (5.51, Mie - + Mrs. Distad received her education| man will be Emmy: George Moses, |@bout the industries of each state, | Ccoee Filiot were discussed. and re~ in the Hazelton schools. During the| Bud; Melvin Timm, Sheriff Weeks; |New Orleans was the topic discussed |..4 dam Bede” were given by Miss Hal- | last three years she has taught in| Robert Edick, Rufe Cagle; Quinton | by Mrs. A. P. Lenhart. She described |e and Miss Bernice Nelson. Haw- Emmons county. Taylor, the preacher and Omar Walla, | the old quarter of the city, its customs, | + norne and his writings were the sub- The bridegroom, a son of Mrs. 8.j the stranger. | and its famous buildings. In observ- ject of a talk given by Miss Judith Distad, McIntosh, Minn., is manager} Rehearsals of the first and second |ance of Thanksgiving, members re-|p¢, I a the hierdie Heal i? Glen-| acts now are under way, with work {sponded to roll call with suitable x Kk O* dive, where the couple will make their | on the third act planned for next | sentiments. ” home after a two-weeks' wedding trip. | week. ee 4 Coe ray enn ote muntay toe|Madames lke Bulove} Hamilton, - = sees | Mrs. Clara H. Hageman, Fargo, Minneapolis to spend a few days vis- | I] Elgin and Mlinois, we add to the ‘ a jpast president and department in- Girl Scout Leaders |spector for the Daughiers of Union [ng with, friends before going to !il prestige of our store instead of I NNEY’S Hold Dinner Meeting) Veterans, addressed members ct Tir-| mother, Mrs. Mary Rich. Mrs. Sloan ||l| detracting from it, For watch zah Ann Barclay Tent yesterday aft-|pians to be away about 10 days. manufacturers Mke those men- Twenty Bismarek Girl Scout work-/emoon at their meeting at the home| ace ers were guests at a buffet supper Of Mrs. V. J. LaRose. She also con-| seasonal appointments were used| {fi given by the Girls Council last eve- eae the annual inspection. A s0-|for the tables when Mrs. Frank J. ing at the home of Mrs. W. G. Wor-|Clal hour followed the business ses-/gmith entertained members of rl can sell with confidence. Step in and let us show you ner, 705 Ninth street. A centerpiece |sion, with Mrs. LaRose giving a group bridge club at a party last evening at fj the “Bulova Baguette.” the of evergreens and ferns was used for = iguana ae Hageman, | — pbeman is! freshment table which was |W! 0! Hee ea eit tall tapers. “Mrs. Wor- [local tent during her stay, leit this| evomen's hahaa onl ner was assisted by Mrs. T. C. Mad-|morning for Jamestown on a similar | Stripe me! urg’s. ; den and Miss Mary Repers coihes inspection ae ae \> ests includ iss low- | eres of Girl Scout activi-| Mrs. F. G. Ackerman, 418 Seven! | ties, and the captains and lieutenants ' street, was hostess to the members of | | of ‘the six troops. Captains are her bridge club yesterday afternoon. ‘Marlys Lahr, Dorothy Moses, Ruth Guests for two tables were invited, Pollard, Mrs. J. O. Thoreson, Hazel 'and honors were held by Mrs. A. D. Lenhart and Harriet Rust. Serving !Gordon and Mrs. George Janda. Mrs. as lieutenants are Mary Cave, Gwen-/|Ingle Barr, Los Angeles, Calif, who! |dolyn Jensen, Andrea McDonald, |was an out-of-town guest, also re-| |Velva Livdahl, Genevieve Parsons, | ceived favor. Baskets of yellow, | Frances Barrett, Gertrude Murphy, - sy ae: % * Ruth Wetmore, Ia Bigler, Iris Mein- mer Sarah Gold Shop Pre-Holiday Selling of WINTER COATS way For Christmas Z e The Gift That Only You Can Give. VIRGINIA BUTLER HOME STUDIO F, A. KNOWLES JEWELER “Bismarck’s Diamond Store” pz Knee High Overshoes, light weight and smart styled, in all rubber AUAUUUCEUUAUOEONOUGOGN CUOUAUEUAUGGAGUREGGNUSUOGOGOGODUSUAUOCAGAGUAUEUALAEUOUUAUOEGUOUDEONINNN Mat., 2 and 3:45 THEATR ty Eve. 7 and 9 Adults, Mat. 35¢, Eve. 50c Children 10c All Times or wool, ankle fashioned, ANDALITE cs. siosossee ca shcisen ee LAST TIMES TODAY— HAROLD LLOYD in “FEET FIRST” — Main Floor —— Low Prices on OVERSHOES “Buy Now” Values First quality, guaranteed merchan- dise at prices usually asked for cheaper grades. COMING TOMORROW— | Beginning Tomorrow Displayed in Four Groups Prices reduced to $22.50—Formerly $45.00 $35.00—Formerly $59.75 $50.00—Formerly $79.50 i $69.75—Formerly $119.00 ] Firestone Beacon Falls Goodrich Acknowledged First Quality Lines---Look at These Prices The Handsomest Man in the Old Women’s Regular Height Automatic Overshoes, 214 to 9; Here you can get coats for West—And the Most Dangerous! 95 They call him “Kid”! But what a sportswear, street, and dress all heels ........... heck hes ies esd $1. TAL twenty-one, a “ile! But « wear . . . for the school girl Women’s Low Cuff Cloth Overshoes, in rich brown sual See ee ak wi aoe oe and the stout matron. Ose ie aes eienia ea an ae bee rin eebgemenep ier 1) tice! Quick to love with all the pas- sion of his hot blood the aristocratic girl who comes west to seek her fort- une! Adventure-packed romance with a magnetic young hero! Children’s All Rubber, Fleece Lined, Wateror oof ae 1.79 Misses’ All Rubber, Fleece Lined, Waterproof Overshoes . 1.95 Beautifully Fur eecenccnccnccancnangely 4 :. “Billy the Kid” } Trimaemed M L LLI N. ER 4 Children’s Black 4-Buckle Overshoes .............++-- .. 159 ‘ i Tri id Suede broadcloths. F ’ King Vidor's Mighty Drama of the West | poe Waves elcans AT PRICE Misses’ Black 4-Buckle Overshoes ..........2.-.2-+.--. L79 Bese ae he kek eS ee iI] dpeeies Woolens comprise Boys’ and Youths’ Black 4-Buckle Overshoes ............. 1.95 with the fabrics in these winter JOHN MACK BROWN coats with beautiful crepe lin- 2 Boys’ and Youths’ 2-Buckle Overshoes ..... Pape rrr yl: ings and fine workmanship. WALLACE BEERY KAY JOHNSON A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Talking Picture Children’s Wool High Automatic Overshoes ............- 2.39 Misses’ Wool High Automatic Overshoes .............. 2.48 naaRONDDOUOOUDEGOASRONEDUENAUNNOGNNONONNNEnONNONOESAUNNOOCCUEONEGUNANONNCONOnONNONEUGQONOUOOUGUNEQNONGCduCdNaNaaKaeducanndnannannenennrCeduennenenonucnsnnucasennansanssaucanansennsgdneQeeUeuUneQUgQegUeeOendeesegendcoengqestsquennensdsQeQtNerCeQeHdeeerdQCeeeeeeeeenseneneegecenensecnseduencenenncnenensnercacacencegty GRAwAn MecnAMED S AR AH GOLD SHOP Men’s Red Sole Wool 4-Buckle Overshoes ............. 2.95 po snecendaanhall j Women’s and Children’s Rubbers ........sssessseeeeeem 79 Style Without Extravagance 312 Main Avenue Bismarck, North Dakota — Basement —— 1 | “Indians Are Coming” i A New Serial for Young and Old. 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