The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 1, 1933, Page 18

Many Models Mark Showings Costumer Recent Warm Weather Gives Impetus to Buying Move- ment in This Area Although a late Easter has allowed ‘Bismarck women more time than us- ual to select their spring costumes, the Tecent unseasonably warm weather has given added impetus to early buy- ing, @ survey of local shops reveals. Stocks are very complete at most of the stores, permitting the buyer to choose a complete outfit either in contrasting or harmonizing tones. Coats and suits are the best seilers at the present time, with print dresses increasingly popular. Light woolens, crepes of all sorts and wvyieds are displayed in modish and fetching de- signs. Coats, while following a modified silhouette, achieve new smartness through unusual collar and sleeve treatments. Capes, mainly detach- able, predominate, and fur trimmings are much in evidence, though there is a tendency for smaller amounts of fur than in last fall's models. In many cases fur is replaced by white pique, used for detachable revers, piping and dlowers. One shop is showing a tricky num- ber called “Balanced Budget,” which is quite in keeping with its name. De- veloped in black Argyle crepe, :t has a removable cape topped with rows of black buttons and a ferky white Pique flower. Another moi: at the same shop, made on conservative lines ts called “Hoarded Treasure.” Still another, designed as “Currency Ex- pansion,” has broad revers of Pique, | an ascot scarf of the coat material At another shop was a coat of soft blue wool with the new “tray” should- er line and cartridge pleatiag topping the sleeves. Other modeis had full- ness introduced by seamiogs, gathers and tucks. A lovely grey wool coat had band- ings of mole at the shoulder seams, a throw collar and full sleeves. Sports coats in Bismarck shops show an ar- ray of soft materials and delicious new colors, among them Araby rose, Elfin green, and a yellow, known as stargold. Featured too are the more familiar grays, bieges and natural camel’s hair. Suits May Be Mannish Or Not Suits this spring fall into two classi- fications, the tailored ones of men’s! wear fabrics or feminine models trimmed with capes, bits of fur and Possibly with a blouse of dainty or- gandy. A new neckline destined for Pepularity because of its youthfulness, js the Peter Pan collar, developed in either fluffy or flat fur and more often than not detachable. One shop had a model of this kind in a gray- blue with a collar of gray shaved jamb. A brown wool crepe had a fitted jacket buttoning down the front and a flattering fox collar reaching to the waistline. The collar was removable tor wear later in the season. In one shop was a very practical three-piece swagger type outfit of yel- low biege homespun, ‘with tailored three-fourth length top-coat to be worn over the matching suit. The jacket buttoned from neckline to waist and had @ soft tie of the ma- terial. Beautiful tailored suits, in single and double-breasted models were a and sleeves broadened at tie shoulder line by means of pleats. 1 specialty in another shop. Still an-/ other place showed a version of the, Pre Easter Sale of FUR JACKETS All Specially Priced for This Event Prices range from $18 to $26 | Spring dresses are a tonic this year. Some really are Uttle silk suits, with organdy or other sheer blouses that show only as collars and jabots until you femove the soft, feminine jackets and show the world the whole white blouse. Others are pastel colored, excellent for wear under Spring coats, keeping you feeling in @ dressed-up mood, Just in cage some one asks you out to tea. Illustrative of the practical little suit that looks like & dress, a black crepe outfit (right) has a skirt with front Pleats and a jacket with wide-armholed sleeves that taper down to tight cuffs, a surplice closing and a belt that buckles handsomely in front. Under this is a hand-tuck- ed organdy blouse, of white, that has @ triple, ruffed Jabot that floats out over the jacket, to make the sult look like a dress. One of the new pastel blue crepe dresses (left) also has a triple effect. This time it is sleeves in three tiers. The monk's collar and the front por- tion of the belt are both made of interlaced white pique strips. There 4s a little fancy cutting to the seams that gives distinction to the frock. It is an admirable choice for tea- time hours. mannish suit, in dark grey flannel, with trousers in addition to the skirt, The perennially popular knitted suits continue to hold their place, with every shop showing several new de- Cress with swagger coat and matching bag and hat and also a tailored frock with a knee-length cape. One house carries a line of beautiful silk knits for sports wear and also a new num- ber of lacy design, known as “Sunday Night Knits,” in such shades as spaa blue, seafoam green and copper rust. Triple-Sheers Leading ‘Triple-sheers, in navy and black, and in printed and embroidered de- | signs will be the standby of many women’s wardrobes if dresses dis- played in local shops are any indica- tion. There are an abundance of new semi-tailored designs of the types which are suitable for every occasion from early morning until night. Other arguments in their favor are their coolness, the ease with which they may be cleaned or packed and the fact that most of them have organdy or other lingerie touches which may be freshened or changed frequently to give variety to the dress. An innovation in triple-sheer is the dress with matching swagger coat or cape and these are obtainable at sev- eral shops in plain or printed designs in dark or light colors. A lovely model in Eleanor blue buttoned all FUR STORAGE Store Your Fur Coat in Our Cold Storage Fireproof Vault, located on our premises right here in Bismarck. Storage charges are 2% of your own valuation. Special Prices prevail now on all repairing, cleaning and remodeling. WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER State Fur Company Opposite the G. P. Hotel on Fourth St. Bismarck, N. Dak. An Outstanding Dress Event One hundred and fifty late spring styles in the new fabrics and col- ors—Incomparable values at... $3.95 During the Auto Show and Style Show our racks will overflow with delightful bargains for the clever woman who prefers a wide assortment from which to choose. the way down the front and had de- tachable sleeves of white matelasse, over which was worn a finger-tip length straight jacket. A stunning | signs, The Miriam Gross line has a| saii alt ERE i & 28 : EY ae Frances By MES. WALTER DIETZMAN Mr. and Mrs. Jake Merkel and chil- dren, Miss Ottelia Brose, Mrs. W. A. Dietzman and son, Edwin, and Gladys Tooker spent Monday evening at the John Kruger home. Township ‘West school house Tuesday. William Kershaw was re-elected supervisor, John Olsen, road overseer on the east ae and Joe McCormick on the west Mrs. W. A. Dietzman spent Tues- day afternoon with Mrs, Elmer Lund- Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence and John a ee Bismarck Jake Merkel and Edwin Dietzman , . Elmer Lundquist were Bismarck callers We ‘i in Bismarck Saturday from this vicinity were John and ul /LE DERNIER CRI IN FEMIN. INE ATTIRE: Although many de cry the new. masculine trend no one can deny that these pretty ex. ponents of mannish attire present a charming picture. They carry the trend to the smartest with goatskin shoes and, linen ‘suitinge—just like men’s. The sylo- breeches suits are of navy bive and deep red linen, Louie Olsen, Alfred, Eddie met Ryberg, John Olsen and his sis- ter, Mrs. Lawrence Martinson, Tena Harms, W. A. Dietzman and son, Ed- win, Joe Fischer and family. SIX MONTHS’ FIGURES Automobile production in the Unit- ed States totaled 1,119,588 units for the first six months of 1932. THIRTY PER CENT DROP A drop of more than 30 per cent in registrations of new passenger cars papinltiil ‘ 46 states and the District of Goluabia for the first six months of 1932. ——_—_—_ LOTS OF WORK ‘No depression for convicts in Penn- sylvania penal institutions. They are making 2,000,000 sets of automobile l!- censes used by motorists of that state. ——$—$——— TO SHOW GLASS CAR An automobile, built capt taf glass except nine vital parts, part of the automotive exhibit of the Chicago World’s Fair this year. You must see these New Easter Fashions and Em- | Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Madland | and Harry Smith spent Saturday eve- ning at the W. A. Dietzman home. Mr. and Mrs. Seaman Gibson from north of Sterling visited at the W. A. Dieteman home Sunday. Choose Blouse With Care, Stylists Advise|\ It is a wise woman who chooses her blouse just as carefully as she chooses her suit. For a perfectly smart tail- ored suit can be utterly ruined if the Every new trend for } spring and Easter is in- cluded in our stock of COATS DRESSES SUITS launder which is a big point in their | favor. While the shirtwaist is smart, its] ¥ severity is not the little silk suits that are entering acceptable with the|% types of suits, and | ¥ the afternoon mode. It is here that | % ruffles sound the proper ,soft note} % that brings perfect harmony. Dainty | % fluffy blouses in sheer silks, Lily Langtry pastels, bits of nets and lace. The kind of blouses that belles of the | ¢ early 1900's wore and loved, and that modern Miss 1933 will adore. Besides the fluffy blouse, there is] % the crisp blouse that will be the joy of femininity. Perky taffeta in checks and plaids, as gay as youth; organdy and organdy pique, new and fresh BISMARCK’S Dotty DUNN HAT SHOP 407 BROADWAY Invites You to Visit Their Store and See Their Easter and Spring Hats . «Why not visit our store ‘and inspect the many beautiful dis- plays which we have personally selected for your approval, with- out feeling that you are obligated to buy. ENSEMBLES MILLINERY Every Spring Color — Every Smart Shade All Head Sizes Another Attractive choice of Fifty dresses in rough crepes, flat crepes and the new sheers—New sleeve effects, lat- est in navy, black, greys and beige in a wide variety of sizes in comparable values at... $985 200 Pairs Gotham Gold Stripe tockings 5599555555999 5 99S 90 909 F SPSS OS SOTOOO CTO OO CCEF Sarah Gold Sho STYLE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE 312 Main Ave. D Silk Si New spring colors. All full fashioned, pure silk to the top The season's last word in fashions displayed on living models during the Style Show program. When in Bismarck for the Community Show, we antic- ipate your patronage. Do come to see our exciting col- hi ms lection of Dresses, Coats, Suits and Blouses. .... Bismarck’s 8th annual Auto Show and Style Show ... 4 ‘orld War Memorial Building, April 7th and 8th : Plan to have a new spring wardrobe the economical way ... by having your dresses, coats other wearing ot Vpn poo and pressed ry youth by the Master Cleaners & Dyers. is rapid... , the worl hi; Eady ‘kmanship unexcelled . . . and REPAIRING, REMODELING, CLEANING, DYEING MASTER CLEANERS & DYERS Smart Economies that will appeal to every Woman and Miss. . . . Luxurious, dainty, durable underthings, all priced to enchant your very thriftiest instincts. . . .