The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 10, 1934, Page 5

| | July. 2| As Wedding Days Lieutenant * Blewkeeey ae ee THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1934 A. W. LUCAS CO. Bright Seasonable Merchandise Offerings in a e tended the University of Misour!/ Nonpartisan Women Miss Wilma Olson Names! eottee asses Continuing Meeting bers continued at the World War|g And Family Are Here |itemori butane ‘Tuesday win lf business meeting and sightseeing tour | G Engagement to Charles Currie| Federated Goodwin Announced Tues- day by Her Parents ~ Arriving Monday for a month’s vis- it with Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Wanner, ,,| 511 Sixth St, were their son-in-law and daughter, Lieutenant and Mrs. a it Clarence Smith, Steele. Program| % committee for the year 1935—Mrs. Margaret Grover, Steele; Miss Maude Hample, Oakes, and Mrs. Carl Lewis, Bismarck. A report on their organization work | % during the last two months was ie ° by Mrs. Frank Smith, Bismarck; % Bertha Cleveland, Tuttle; Mrs. dabei , Lindgren, rg and Mrs. Marie/¥ morning session closed with] § True Economy Days That It Will Pay You to Heed the report of Mrs. Cleveland, atate Incidental “It Is Smart To Be Thrifty” pe pit il fe EE BEE: Here = Epic of oe wuts Screen! Shouting the Enthusiasm of Triumph eau and Character Over Greed! Fy ae _ oe te 9 6 * | day evening’s meeting but spoke Mon- day evening instead: Other numbers planned for the eve- ning meeting are: piona solo, Eleanor Lewis; vocal solo, Miss Hazle Devore; dance, Miss Grace Olive Steiner; violin solo, Asie Lewis, and 3 for $2.50 Collar Attached Regular $1.00 and Up Values Our quality shirts for men are truly “buys” at this price. Fine count broedcloth, full cut and pre-shrunk for lasting good fit, carefully finished. Colors only. This is the opportunity you have been waiting for to stock up. All = to 17— JOSE0H OA $C eae assorted sleeve lengths. Dress shirts for this price, 3 for $2.50, should disappear in a hurry. G EOR 6 E a a, to Give $| while your size and sleeve length is here. aad Recital on Thursday |§ Robert Kling, 14-year-old planist,|% Former | dil Man | wit’ be presented ins recital at 6:18|3 Marries Fargo Girl ] — ROTHSCHILE Sorts Kartett-| Loretta Yours Robert Young Released thre UNITED ARTISTS * * . 3 . C. G. Mathys, 510 Avenue E, returned home Monday af- | % ter a two-week visit with relatives at ‘La Crosse, Wis. x eee : Mrs. Herbert Bailey of Laurel. /§ HE SACRIFICED VICTORY FOR THE HAPPIN! OF PEOPLE! Truly ouemeniined in Its Appeal Today — — 2c Wayne Houtcooper was best man for ; the ceremony, @ wedding Men’s Pajamas For the Men Men’sAthletic ‘ Suits Good color combinations. All tailored. Attractive color sizes. A regular 38 value. All sizes. combinations. —BASEMENT— —BASEMENT— Don’t Overlook These Values for Men 175 Pairs White Linen ¥ Sandals and Oxfords COMEDY — NEWS — CARTOON GUSSNER'S PHONE 1060 HEINZ Special Sampling and Sala Ls Coban Host = $7 00 ring Fint Tins Juice 2% Os. Tins 12 Os Tins 6 for 89c 3 for 29c 2 for Sic WATCH FOR OUR SHEET CARRYING OTHER SPECIALS De aT Ladies’ a mn 4, ae on High and V Nechines Faney, ® ee a ot 1-2 Price Mellin demnesdanineeiandnbiaa ORANGES om I peasieie asl 2 Doz. 57c are leaving. : Some slightly soiled from handling. Very of thése crispy collars. Also collars with med. large ..........+ . car matching cuffs. i Z popular this season. Panties -- a -- Chemises Light Weight Rayon for Summer Comfort hm 25° = nenter scent iat an wid annie’ der sleek dresses, comfortable step-ins. All bar- tacked at points of strain. BARGAIN BASEMENT Ev ad for Th Audit ant tenes, eae of See Wednesday eon tcllowing any wile qua 1 > sa a i E “ALWAYS KEPT FRESH” gen _ GOOSE LIVER SAUSAGE Luncheon 27¢| Tharinger 2c ‘Wieners = 16c| Bologna = 124 Cheese 16c| Boiled Ham = 20c en GUSSNER’ PHONE 1060 ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! TO BE GIVEN AWAY FREE AT THE WALKATHON MONDAY, JULY 16, 8 P. M.. A LIVE BABY TO ose ONE OF THE srecrATORS ‘Tonight Another One Hour and 3-Minste Grind tan ot twin ly Lanta oat Ben Tor