The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 19, 1933, Page 5

Ward Employes Hold -Bridge-Jig-Saw Party Bee a Eastern Star Will NEWS| War Mothers to Sell Carnations May 13 Fort Lincoln chapter of American ‘War Mothers will conduct its annual Ss i F Fi iz 28 & Give Benefit Party |jere* att! Members of the Bismarck of the Order of Eastern will sponsor a public card party Saturday April Masonic tem- NPLATE NORA PGE MDT Ac RN ® THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1933 silat 8 io A. W. LUCAS CO. New. Wash Frocks That Are in Line With Fashion. Modeled by Sales People — Thursday, Friday, Saturday INDIAN GIRLS WILL | PRESENT PROGRAM THURSDAY EVENING Preliminaries in Play Tourna- ment Scheduled At North Field For Afternoon A preliminary play tournament at 8 p. m—Program at city audi- torium by girls. from U. 8. Indian school here. leaders in each event Thursday will qualify for the finals. The Indian girls’ program, which will be given at the city auditorium at 8 p. m, is to give the audience a cross-section view of the Where Once a River Flowed of This Week ‘All are sure-to-be-loved fabrics by fashion-conscious wearers. ALABASTER CLOTH . . . A brand new fabric in- spired by those lovely imported knitted cloths. Its sheer base, cleverly stitched with dull, chalky threads, gives an all-over embroidery effect! Nelly Don adapts it to the casual polo type sports dress ...& high fashion at Palm Beach this year. Nelly Don is the first to offer this exquisite fabric. $9.50. MATELASSES . ... the most popular of the new “blistered” fabrics ... the fabric that you've been reading about in Vogue and other high fashion magazines! It’s a cotton with a new flair for chic - and Nelly Don again portrays her unexcelled ‘Where once the oalshias river flowed trucks rumble on a wide road, ability at d essmaking by tailoring it per tectly! entertainment. ateam shovels dig at the canyon sides and men turn nature back. The aioe Here is Ved Hoover Dan in Boal anyon, Ariz., as it fe today. The buildings in the backgroun SILKS ... And all pure dye silks, too! In lovely Sixth grade activities — demon- 4 strated by Mabel Thiefault, saahaneiy peeiheltct traded wera fi plain or printed patterns! There are Checked Silk ‘ . Taylor, 818 Fitth|Folster, Gerarda Waters, Agnes Wal- H 1h | Broadcloths ... Paint Brush Prints ... Catalan i Crepes... 50! ing, To School Piano Fund as - ‘Decoutea repes and all at $9 As for washing, they u. to assist in the proper elimination of | banks. taste Iteedenn ing aie orth ent at| creative art (crayons) —Clerarde | EMTS suleate interest beste ender orrregat do it like the proverbial handkerchief! home| Mary DeChamp. 4. To inculcate interest in play so|teeth marks indicate to the teller | ¥ Elizabeth Felix. whether the money is genuine or |} Primary class (with woot mate: girls x 5. To create situations that will a- ity ' rouse and control anger, fear, hate, | City-Coun' News | counterfeit. sp Betti teragirc nde Mr, and Mrs, J. O. Peltier, 312 girls’ educational activities as well as VOILES ... Again, this summer have a reigning place in the fashion world! Nelly Don has estab- » through physical lished her fame for lovely airy voiles. This year Aicalus Rospltal ‘Tuesday pe lags ; i she has many new and charming patterns... all Drschay ; exclusive! Floral... stripes ...dots! In the $5.95 Glee club (two songs)—Mary Rose R ! price group there’s a new version of this fabric Brien, Irene Stewart, Little called Pique voile! Then, too, there are flock dot ones at $1.95, $2.95 and $8.95! ‘ 7 a E ERS g Li PEEP Prt heed ieti tell rape pine 3 ree" 3 MTT pd ead fel Pi fib: i é é ‘ned: |Legionnaires Attend Marian Howard, Warrior, Beatrice Peltier, Marian Whitman, Mabel Thiefault and Vic- toria Folster. Indian melodies—Helen Badger, ‘Emerald Smith and Audrey Warrior. Ceremonial dance. Vocal solo—Eleanor Partain. Piano Carrington Meeting|*™ uBR e* S255 g E Pl .| Sons of Revolution Hold State Meeting Children under 14 years of age will this program. pf TE | LS H arp Bea in consciousness. 9. To develop physical fitness. Coal Shed and Garage Are Damaged by Fire: A coal shed and garage at the resi- dence of Thomas D. Pinks, Thir- teenth St. and Sweet avenue, were! by flames of undetermined | damaged source Tuesday afternoon. Both were wooden structures. St. Mary’s Students Hear Justice Burr —_— the Kiwanis club, Ju Presented the school with a Pad titled “Occupational Orientation.” monkeys are used in the Wrestling, an ancient sport gone modern, will be revived in Bismarck Thursday night. It will provide thrills and amusement for young and old, male and female. Ladies are invited to come and bring their husbands or sweethearts Reserved Seats 75¢ General Admission 40c World War Memorial Building Thursday Night ‘ 8P.M. Auspices American Legion TODA FRI. TO BE TRUE MEANT TO BETRAY! - BUT BETRAY WHOM? Wis Mistroes? Wis Wife? Himeolt? Whet would you ms WOOT 25¢ IMPORTED BOUCLE STRIPED VOILE ... Here's a new fabric at $7.95! It’s imported! The raised . stripes are intriguing on its sheer cool base . . . and they lend themselves famously to new designing treatments! PICK WALE . .. a new addition to the smart cord fabric family ... and a perfect one for sports! SEERSUCKERS . .. an answer to our Customers’ demand of “We Want More Seersuckers!” There are inexpensive all-white ones at $1.95 ... a striped one at $2.95... and a suntan fashion in the popular woven striped seersucker at $3.95. DIMITIES . .. Irresistible! In exclusive patterns and smartest silhouettes! Dainty with crisp or- gandy and lace trims! $2.95 and $3.95! OTHER FABRICS . . . New Batistes ... Lawns... Broadcloths . . . Piques ... Doncords! We have them, along with smart checked Organdy! And continuing the fashion for Ginghams . . . there are new Tissue ones! Grand Forks, N. D., April 19.—(?) tely’ 28 Sons of the Be i is Hib Also a new shipment of Betty Baxley and other popular numbers. : it i £ i We are also showing the Best values in Dollar Wash Frocks in this section. New ones coming in every day. In fact, the best lines that we have ever shown. A. W. LUCAS CO. .Where You Expect More for Your Money—And Get It Ee de 538ee g Strictly First Class Painting & Decorating Paperhanging & Tiffany Blending Texture Painting & Constructive Decorating 2 Specialty 5s 31st Coats, values to $15 | Dresses, values to $7 $8'87 $8:87. $2.27 Suit and Dress, $15 Coat and Dress, $15 2 for $4.50 gest snags ig were: 1 : ine ig ’ at plays with your heart-strings, tenderly, warmly, as a harpist ana Seatrameant eae symphony of te: laughter, of which you find your- self a part. «pia BUNCH oF you" NEWS Anniversary Sale! gist, | “57 | 8c Thurs., April 20th |] Sat., April 29th [} ABC Wash Frocks ' 87c Never sold for lees than $1 Suits, values to $15 Values to $1.00 Values to $1.50 2