The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 7, 1934, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1994 Sea EE EAE A. W. LUCAS CO. BARGAIN BASEMENT Dollar Day Prices Continued Friday and Saturday y ¢§ i] On nt of the Rain (think of it) keepi 4 , ." 7 account of the Rain (think of it eeping many ing i i ffered from sharing in the exceptional values offered--- e 3 uy OW an ave -- S Smart Io Be ig | ty man at A - cz rving. + SPRING CHICKEN || utham nhounces Judge dal in this city. at 7 oClock ‘Thurs- Fae pote fal Groupe | [M=.0,¢- Wemer mil have sheet], City and County _| DINNERS 9 . . Hd ad te martioge io 5 = wnapratcnen ee Bln abtel ol zs a ree iene (Goer Patten Rev. George B. Caley, Hettinger, 10 jal rom lor = .- = P d “4 og "° (Fried in Butter) F, or Satu rday Ss Exhib it ind a |KO! Agricultural college, Pargo, with The Women's Reliet Corps is to/ A" Mr Fisher 4 ike: Tater oo with SGU cf. Hettinger children and carried with her ened aumnarek visiting Wem Mea '§? o'clock Friday afternoon Miss Dorothy Blunt and Miss Mary|enroute to @ church cane a Valley From 6 p. m. till midnight Year, “Getting the Most Out of the Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sowka, Mason|With Mrs. A. D. Cordner, 111 Avenue | Houser. City. each week day Bismarck Hospital Dietitian Food Dollar,” will be featured in apartments. A, west. exhibits and dem to be ee ** g } Sunday—from 3 till eo Peat “ig Santa, hit Sas; Dumaite Grote id Miss Etla Chapman, who has been| The picnic Planned for Friday af- = Pp. m. ment Day Entries . . : teach , came te f bers of the Junior oo midnight by appointment : Henoken, Steiing: Metenait inner: eas, Mae Pal idem spend the summer vacation either american Legion walters was ok Entirely New! Just Unpacked! -| view, Valley Boosters and Wing. ‘The ing a pale green orga! parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Chapman, | Postponed from the scheduled date : only Flaten, Bismarck hospi-| view, Valley Sd SIES CCINLaaen ee eee ee | 118" Feomwer” Avera, ‘wont. Aisa otic: | because’ Of Ue vain bur welney te ANOTHER 200 SUMMER Menoken, Driscoll, Still and Tryge|and white carnations. Mr. Oerner had | ing at the Chapman home Wednesday |in the near future, it was announced at the Maven ance Hertel to Pres | nis brother, John Herner, for his best | wie, Miss Virginia Glass, Larimore,| Thursday by the sponsors. he ing exhitits, "There shee Wit Seen, "Bins ad ate sappotitiaina “wore Chap ote, suet of sist siees | Tistattslacns techs terse elected D 0 hi E ee mmm used for the wedding dinner served| mcCosh of Valley City, who was en- reenity will mark te coseting of eal ;| yo. where abe tenses, opera se Ameon ation, Auxlay to exe Mra, Nora Allensworth, Mgr. S| for a days visit at the Chapman home. |the ‘Auxiliary room, World War aes nounced Miss Flaten’s appointment as carried on by the Homemakers. judge Thursday. Several prises are] eee A whirlwind purchase Please Make Reservations {| eing offered Dette, Pie sate | WAL Present Relief ENDS SYLVIA SIDNEY and priced for ae Oe Rome demonstration leader. and Miss} = Work in Radio Talk TONITE Gary Grant in FRIDAY Sunday a Sante 2pm; field work for the North, Dakota we ce = THE SEASON’S COMEDY DELIGHT SATURDAY Tomorrow It ONLY. J ’ . ae) Friday Only Thrills! 8 Summer —— Ushers in te eos a a MARSHALL nurses: mem- ° <3 project. On Friday, bets of the association served tae Blazing George O’Brien ‘4 ' q . . will/ ments. The group will hold its first The Trail 1 talk on the work of her department, | fall meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 4, of _ Irene Bentley 2 Local Girl Weds i vig ee aby eds in Members of St. Rita's missionary Ra ’ * ° i pid Fire Action! A glorious summer. Early Matin Service| 8°y, mtowics sae nage es one Thrilling Romance! time selection of cool,: — west, Wednesday afternoon, for bridge (hk An Epic of the exquisite styles, Miss"Magdalens Trautmann, daugh- noe a at three poe and anne an ; s| 1. Helmbrecht, 607 Twelfth St., south, Frontier! and to Mrs. William Laist, 506 Fifth St. Mrs, John Morgenthaler, 222 4 LAST TIMES TONIGHT i | Comedy News Novelties “The Lost Patrol” Immense as the trackless desert! as the starless night! Cruel as Satan! Tender as a baby’s arms... this heart-wrenching drama of love that surpasses love « +» the love of man for man! TOMORROW and SATURDAY Don’t let this opportunity slip through your fingers, because every dress has a value far above $5.00, : WASHABLE CREPES! SWAGGER ENSEMBLE FROCKS! LATEST JACKET DRESSES! SUNDAY NITE FASHIONS! WASHABLE PRINTS! WHITE AND ALL PASTEL COLORS! POTATOES Ohios and Cobblers U. 8. No, 1 Stock for Seed or Table Louis J. Garske Phone 666-W Farm one mile southeast of Bismarck on airport road, Spectator Oxfords! We believe in giving you the most for your money ... that’s exactly the reason for $2.95 stretching so far - and as for smart styles ... we haven't a rival in town! Rough leathers... Kid leathers ... Buck... Calf... Linen and Pique! All sizes! SPECIAL is, $9.49 z~SPORT OXFORSD es Oxfords, NEW $1 .29 TOELESS SANDALS 1 = Fatreys PITOL THEATRE . BISMARCK, N. DAK. | COAT and SUIT CLEARA When you are contemplating build- ing, make use of our funds and repay us in monthly installments. Our plan enables you to live in your newly- built home and pay like rent. Banu Boing & Lm Room 11—First Natl, Bank Bldg. Ck =" Sarah Gold Sh antl SRR SB op