The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 18, 1933, Page 5

See It at Least Once! Faithful” With KAY FRANCIS It plays with your heart- tonis combination wave. $4.00 including ‘ shampoo and finger wave. Oali- fornia combination, $3.50. Califor- oll nia Wave Nook. 102 3rd St. Phone SPECIAL. Regular $5.00 “Bistie” }» swings and sand. Mrs. Curtis Dall. who's going on 3, are enthusiastic For these grandchildren ve @ playground on the south a swing. ite House, It ha It includes slides, Itiates ““Buzsie” on Soft natural waves, wonderful ‘k, Man- ring- in giv- Harrington's. Interest You? If you were to purchase the following items elsewhere you would pay approximate- lets, special $3.50. We use oll ing all permanents. These prices are our regu- lar every day prices . Hotel om 4th St. Phone 496 State Fur Co. We Call for and Deliver Opposite G. During This Month Every Coat stored with us will be glazed FREE of charge. by ing ing to H. igh Compare These Values With Others Anywhere April 19th Me EPR ATE NTA NR ANNU SUN SRS, RAP SIS one of the older mem- h 4-H foods club in E kas} =| 4 < fe iS @ Fs B iM 6 a = wR a E Fun at the White House who ts 6, and “Buzzie,” Here Mrs. Roosevelt init and her brother are the children of Mr. and about the new deal at the Whi of President and Mrs. Rooseve! lawn of the executive mansion. bores. “‘Sistie,” FROE MOVIBS AND HEALTH PROGRANS | gt ACHIEVE CHIC ttl 2380 ’ THE MATRON CAN EASILY MAKE THIS MODEL AT HOME Annette Leibole Becomes Bride of Louis Kaufman, Young New York a 18s Hensler Man Weds | (Marriage Is Solemnized Easter Awards on Third Day of wi Boys-Girls Week hi 33 nuel, New York City Morning at Tempel Ema- Aor 25 ee he eh Fe i 5 ell it mil graded by doctors patrol will appear on Friday evening at the Health Day —Boy Scout demonstra- 4p. m- Program Patrols will be winning ‘Write| the address and style| memorial bul ferred) for} and the ua titi Hf ie mat re i (coins Kat Adams atte name, RURE TO ea cle “BFE ga) Fes29. i tt Eby Ie 282 calttt: ‘inetd iad ue bil Bai rr ibs FUE ae ee iy aialtlle imag 2 Tag ap beg Uf ie a igs {flab een Hn aaipinea Silmaall orders (0 Tha munaree treet eee Te ut a sll w. Pattern Department, 243 1th Street, New York City. FORMER COWBOY IS Logee, Bill Mote of Troop 6; Dayton Shipley Bionic of Tro bs ; George Shafer, Jr., and Bud Beall of a Conner Emerson land, Milton er of Charles Troop 5; a the week-end with) Cari B. Olsen Reads Poems and returned Ai | Rae Sa "we make their home at Tur- * Kohler and children, * fh heh he ad 5 attendants were the bride's sis- caus Gana mien es 3 West ower avenue, é bg ge i x 1h i din 4 Z : il ne aii will meet in the final debate at the Garske and Jake and Clinton Solum + Readings of Ranch Life Before Kiwanians di a8 : ac : lated “tl fe Hi te ty aa ae ry “Rockabye” (Sodero) and “Delight- “Bass Viol” (Bohanon), sung by ful Groves” (Purcell)—sung by girls. or rt Shafer. “Home on the Range” (arr. sextet including Donna Jean Davis, Emily Belk, Bernice Ulmer, Edith Gu- thrie, Ruth Christianson and Vivian Coghlan. direction of Clarion Larson, will pre- sent @ program at the auditorium at Ruth Saxvik and Bernard Flaherty api Gion)—sung by George Shafer, Jr. Is Planned Saturday list of the state agricul- Be. meeting will be held at the and eacl Burleigh county will meet here next Saturday with Miss Pauline Reynolds, ‘War Memorial building, be- itnam, county agricultural agent. which lives in the mid-Atlantic at} great depths, can swallow other fi Leaders bers from ginning at 10 a. m., accordi * |bers of the Singers’ Guild, under the Le "othe from the Uae f: a or a ir a was 18 ie] SHR ee eh pee E; 3 idee Saredlty a dy tab i y=ly- Lille fal it Post Dancing Party Fort Lincoln officers and their zane eo Officers Plan 23 a Karasiewicz's | Karasiewicz, Jo aa Mon- 8. Minn., where they ter with Mr. 2 eae | spent East Hall ‘i . 100 i by pad tage en sna ‘pane | Foods Club Meet ce ia ‘ i gli ei HA ‘was written ong Mcp i being of eat balding | mesped derived from used. awards at 7:15) foods special "8 work | tural colle the last year's fe under the decion of The wards committee of | World First-class awarded for the first | O. Put badges, tendance stars,| The “Great Swallower,” and others. Team In Final as badges, leader Local & a Scout council. will Bismarck high school teams larger than itself. | opel aT Aer FF ld ie an 33 if af Afi all i ed ET <5 i ae tli aekia* Mr. and Mrs. 232 Avenue A day Ocal where they spent Mann's sister; Mrs. her mother, n wea es ft Ht it i i! il ah Gide rt ain il if i diy |: Bait hi J bi a3 ir Announces AFTER EASTER CLEARANCE SALE DOTTY - DUNN ‘llr Fi ii ill Heli + S ehge 924298] Oe §s i ie i te Te i unl il ran of arqit 2 a flnlidai esse LOC HE SWEET CORN, White, FIG BAR COOKIES, 2 Ibs. in cello- No. 2 tin, 2 cans . $1.00 Wednesday, £3038 .22c LIGHTHOUSE CLEAN- SER, reg. 5c, 2 for ..... i iif H ul ul & diggl DILL PICKLES, ‘No. 24% tin, Turbans Brims 200 HATS ... L5e TOMATOES, Hand packed, each S All Sizes All Sales Final DOORS OPEN 300 A, M. 9 ae . pat, Hr i ee F i a assured. POPULAR PRICES moments are + Reserved Seats T5e 25c 29c 9c SPINACH, fresh 25 c crisp, 3 Ibs. ..... APPLES, Yellow Newton, 6 Ibs. ORANGES, fine for juice, 2 doz. ONION SETS, | Yellow, per Ib. ....