The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 14, 1931, Page 7

wise Mee ~~ eee ee a a * papetls: May 14-—-(AP) ‘Wis. to engage the {GOPHER GOLTERS LEAVE, [wie 1 engage the Badger i ry a a Big | poceoosenveoneceee polis, May Te (AP) Four Ten dual alee meet gg PE unvenne of Minnesota golfers will ben ee or Prsenadd leave Thursday night for Madison, Will Present Indian {Mrs citbert Coss, airs, na Operetta He Here May 19] were usea in the decorations ‘Thirty-six girls of the Bismarck In- ass, ¥. A oppalin {Hs washington Ppa ily the op- | St., embers of the eretta, “The Bells of (cepmeane Wednesday go club at her = it \- afternoon. Cards wae pete ig a played at two tables and hugh sores It will be directed by Miss Miriam | were held by Mrs. F. E. Shepatd and Knauf, sl th ed ne Be : : 3 fn , t “ ‘ : Ve i e e Sar eS . | re er On Kid Gl / W. LUCAS CO. Style When Style Is Style bit 'with humorous and dramatic|/nesdsy evening at her home in the and some unusual solo|Mason apartments. Mrs. J. W. Mc- and Cag dance eee iis Cte ee Mrs. A. L. Fosteson were A Splendid O Either Eggshell marck actenete for her ability as an ee * Zi . terpretative iI have two| Miss Alice Hetzel Mobridge, 8. D. screen's most romantic Value at e Or White in the production. |is spending s few days with friends in lover $ an medicine man ave ts'| North report- The kid glove in slip-on style is most important in Chippewa girl from Moun-| ed that they intend to increase their N ‘ , * tain reservation, |, {corn and tame hay acreages 10 per avarro this season’s fashions. Omar, one of this year's| cent spring. “ f ere Priscilla Hosier a 16- If trees 8 to 10 fost tall are to be 66 ” a are year-old girl of the Mandan tribe, | tran Daybreak re Regt executes | should eo cut Deck to gare with eit ovelty red the root system which is cut back taroubhods fy operetta. ‘These during the digging process. HELEN CHANDLER N F b e GI are supported @ group of 12 other SOE Persons 21 der att JEAN HERSHOLT See A Stare ga tg ew Fabric Gloves ‘Sane Bruce Doyle and Mrs. Sharon | from 1920 to 1930. bcos vi rgudee are coaching the dramatic and _ dancin So ae production. Friday and Saturday Spec- Tran Mae tna | eaced fo $1215" Spring bets aval reaitees Fort '¥ aon 4 5 spending we o pring ha’ a few days in Bismarck. reduced to $3.95. Chiffon and ice weig! jose reduced to Proll the: Straight ~zient| 2 ie, $1 $1. +4 and $1.25, sizes 81, bridge club Wednesday evening at her 10%. Costume Nabe home, 302 Park St. | redued toe to $2.50 Rose op. Extraordinary Coat Values A V V I [ o | AS { O The Pick of the Fashions Friday - Saturday e e . e In Color, Line, Fabric and Bismarck’s Busy Style and Shopping Center Color Combination “Club Sandwich” “Slick As News Now Playing Thursday - Friday The newest and smart- New Spring Colors $ 00 est styles are featured in Eggshell, Dawn, this collection of Fabric Biege, White Gloves. ALL THE SIZES , Home of Paramount Pictures Or Until Numbers Are Closed Out A Big Underselling of Our Higher Priced Coat: Clearance Values That You Have Been sisi 2 Waiting For $ 00 $ 00 5 Values Up Values Up to $39.50 to $49.50 Coats originally to $16.50. Tweeds and ¢ 0 0 spongy fabrics. Broken sizes, 12 to 44. 0 0 Values Up to $69.50 These are the coats you have enviously admired but never hoped to own for your- self! They have the Expert Tailoring and types of fine spongy wools and tweeds. Peasisien of Line that sone aaa in Sat ; ac uae only in expensive coa‘ ey are fash- Broken sizes, 14 to 44, in this group. ioned of the finest silk crepes and wool crepes as well as woolen mixtures for sport- 00 - ing occasions—all lined with heavy, lus- $ § 00 trous silk. Some are fur trimmed with flat furs or long-haired furs at the sleeves or at the neckline—others are importantly Collarless. They embody all the newest fashion secrets of Paris—in coats for Beautiful fabrics. Many handsomely fur NO APPROVALS — NO LAY-BYS a street, and dress—with the Superior ; ; ; Workmanship characteristic of all Lucas trimmed. Broken sizes, 14 to 44. Values in EVERY SALE FINAL Coats—at prices within the reach of Coats originally to $29.50. Many smart 7 *° Two Groups of aR 1 2 * All New Spring Merchandise in These Groups Types that you can wear all summer long—printed chiffons, printed crepes, georgettes, plain flat crepes. Exceptionally good looking models—dozens of styles— broken sizes, of course, in a range from 14 to 46. Come Friday and Saturday and see what it means to ch oose these outstanding fashions at these extremely low prices. Sale prices will continue until numbers areclosed out.