The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 5, 1933, Page 5

; Dude Ranch Hostess Is > : s z Final Rehearsal for ‘Messiah’ Announced The final rehearsal of chorus and members ' — New Job Mies Mary Cayou Will Leave This Week for Work at Litchfield Park, Ariz. Samuelson, also & former University student, who will be at the San Mar- *{education chairman, ws found to be popular with winter Dale, Eight tourists and the ranch has been en-|% 3 fdid aphid house and a large group of bungalows. The season this year will be from Dec. 18 to May 1. eh Miss Cayou graduated from the|COmdquest of the Continent” for the benefit of the National Fellowship University of North Dakota in 1930 and while there was prominent in| fund. ped ool mvtieths eee tert Bee Pa nodal sony |e ees ro ty. : In Bismarek, ahe has been employed! Dr, Martha Elliott for more than four years by the Provident Life Insurance company. While en route to Arizona, Miss Cayou plans to visit with Miss Har- . net Rust, former assistant at the/C., local public brary, in 8t. Paul. s* ¢ Dr. Williams Speaks On National Meeting A discussion of the child heath vark| the guest of the Liberal Arts club. branch, American versity Women at their meeting Mon- day evening. The meeting was held at the home of Miss Dorothy Moses, 216 Park St. Mrs. Knauf Speaks on District Radio Hour Mrs. John Knauf, Jamestown, state gab3 ral ga ae Pe e e8tF 3° of i ’ eee Pan-Attic Members _ Approve Library Gift Assessment of each member at the rate of 10 cents per month as a bene- fit for the Bismarck Public library i F ounmmeerurweiay e Diamond e Selection It is a distinct advantage to you to make your choice of a DIAMOND in a store of established reputation. Our business and its suc- cess are founded on the trust and confidence of our customers. We pride ourselves in the fact that it is not at all un- usual for us to sell dia- monds and wedding rings to the sons and daughters of our customers of twenty- seven years ago. Let us explain to you why our prices are lower for Quality Diamonds. - F. A. Kaowles “Bismarck’s Diamend Stere Since 1907" Singers Guild Artist Series Maude A. Tollefsen, Manager Paris Instrumental Quintet - One of the finest chamber music organisations tn existence. : Nelson Eddy - con STDS ca tetas ila agate oo Poldi Mildner - Monday, March 12 Prices are considerably ess than in big cities. Season subscription lists will close Main Floor $4.00' — Gallery $1.50 Plus 10% Federal Tax ‘oirmaess Ideal Xmas Gift Saturday, Feb. 3 Friday, Feb. 23 Orchestra. Offered movie in January. weed make th Call Miss Tollefeen | #1, Clold, 118 Avenue ©. ‘The high jvated in the Rast. Mrs. DeGroot will |score prize was won by Mrs. C. A./remain in Bismarck for a short time |} a's Ninth St. Substitutes until Mr. DeGroot is located perma. : Schuck, =, and im| There Avenue West, who is serious. /bandsmen also marked the ceremony.| ‘St. baa hospital. ** Bri J, E. DeCitoot, manager of the local | Try Delicious Empress Cof- : Burg company store { 5 , has accepted an erecutie nec; fee at Gussner’s—Sale and with the Green stores and will be lo- Baby Gifts Angora Bonnets Baby Wool Helmets Baby Blankets Dresses, etc. THE CHILDREN’S SHOP ? South of Prince Hotel on Third Street AMERICA’S DANCING ., .. DAUGHTER Special Clearance 'HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1933 . A, Kramer, 822 Avenue jnently. * ee {noon when the Elks lodge of ‘Albert Erdahl, Frost, | held the annual service to honor dead | % inn., have tae nies to be with| members. Music by the Biks quartet | % Andrew Erdahl, 116/4Nd instrumental solos by lodge | nek * jA. A. Loehrke, 407 Miss Beatrice Vater, daughter of Rev. and Mrs, W. E. Vater, 407 Sixth {returned to Jamestown Sunday a spending the Thanksgiving week-end town college. - The Joon Crawford who sings and dances and excites in glorious reunion with, Clark Gable in a new sensational musicel romance! Metra Goldiuyn Mayer PICTURE More than just a musical picture a drama that tingles with ex-| citement! Hundreds ‘of gorgeous singing, ‘dancing beauties—scenic and mu-| ‘sical glory—with glamorous Joan dancing straight into your hear ! “The Mery-GoRound Number! Women’s Suede Shoes: Grays - - Browns - - Blacks Styles to wear now and all through the winter 200 pairs—the balance of our lafge assortment bought for Fall selling. Boulevard heels. Pumps, Ties and Straps — Spanish, Cuban and Simply broken sizes. Not all sizes in every style, but we may have your size. Four prices $2.95 $4.95 $5.95 $6.95 Originally Priced’ $4.95 to.$10.00 "| J. A. Heder, 822 Avenue C, gavel the memorial address Sunday after-| % ‘Mandan |. Miss Arlene Loehrke, daughter of] % Third St. and/% at home. Both are students at James- | $ A. W. The Store With the Christmas Spirit — Ready for Shoppers $795 Advertised in Minneapolis Papers at $2.45 Points to Note: Laces —all exquisite made-in-France Alencon- type laces; all dark; gen- erous edgings, insets, me- dallions; all non-shiftable; all appliques securely ovér- cast. Hems—lace trimmed, small rolled hems, wide 3- inch hems. Fit—darts at under-arm bust line for smoothness (unusual) ; 2 extra inches allowed in hip section; double stitched moulded-to- the-figure seams. Sizes—32 to 44. They make an entrance timed to: Winter wardrobe assembling, Christmas gift selecting, winter brides’ trousseaux, Twelve fit-your-every- need styles! Adjustable straps, of every one! All tailored to fit smooth as skin! New tuned-to-winter cos- tume colors! All A. W. Lucas Co, qual- ity, from top to hem! true All silk crepe is rose- petal smooth to the touch, exquisitely lovely to the eyes; and a joy to wear or to give—its close weave is non-shiftable, it tubs beau- tifully (we tried it). LUCAS CO. The Best Known — The Best Wearing The Most Durable Fine Socks Made 35c Pair ooee Meira, Also Large Line at 50c a Pair —Famous the world over for their patent wearproof toes and heels. —We have a complete range of these wonderful Inter- woven Socks for Fall in rich, new colorings. —Come in and let us show them to you. Let’s Be Scotch in Kayser’s Lovely : Budget Hose Let’s Be Thrifty Let’s Be Smart Let's buy a quality stock- ing at a budget price. A stocking that pays for it- self in looks and wear. : + + $2.65 We suggest Kayser because of its 50-year record for quality and style. You can always be sure of Kayser’s Budget Hosiery. for all formal doings WHEN FASHION GOES “BARE-BACK” Unique? Smart? Practical? Yes! . . . Nothing quite like it for “underneath” when you're all dressed up to go places. 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