The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 13, 1934, Page 8

T We’ CRISP! NEW! FRESH! Everyone Different --- All New! DRESSES +-Plenty of bright shades! 1 Tunics! 1 Dinner dresses for misses and woment Most of these are brand new — just opened and shown for the first time. $H&.85 q ANOTHER GROUP! “ ORIOUS! FASHION: .JEW HITS! EVERYONE! 'f you are tooking for something new and different, you will find them in this group. Imagine! Spring Hats Are Beginning to Show Their Pretty Faces! FOR TOWN $ 1 BUSINESS COCKTAIL EVENING ILLINERY 85 ...Every one of ti hats are style lea Matlasse crepes, Jack Frost cloth, velvet and me- talile combinae tions. Wrap One Of These RICH FUR COLLARS AROUND YOUR vo ge GORGEOU AT_A FRACTION OF REGULAR PRICES! Here's your opportunity to buy your winter coat at a great saving. Really super. fine coats, with fine, large, fluffy fur collars... $15 COATS ers the cost many of group. made than $29.50, Nineteen dotiars barely cov- of the furs on these beautiful coats! Not one ccat in this to sell for less & WIDTHS AAA to 8 ‘Smart styles, stunning oxfords, pumps and ties, suede combinations, ished Sette. black’ or browns none ore (ITY SCHOOLS LIST HONOR ROLL PUPILS FOR RECENT MONTH One Hundred and Thirty-Five Students Get High Scholas- tic Rating One hundred and thirty-five stu- dents were listed on the honor rol!s at the Bismarck grade and junior high ls for the month of Nov- ember, according to announcements Miho dunior high hol with 3 e Junior high school w: 9 students on the honor roll ranked first ere the schools giving stu- dents high scholastic recognition. ‘William Moore school listed 38; Roo- tevelt 36; and Wachter 23, Tonor roll students are: William Moore ide—Richard Fevold, cn Bird, Mariam Tpeniee, Saas lech- ter, Robert Cook, Beverly Gunness, Betty Grace Cave, Ethel Hendricks, Richard Waldo, Jack Cripe, i Asbridge, Jane Riggs, Leonard Belk, Coulter, Jack Gibbs. Dor- othy Hanson, Ona Vee Knief, Melvin Montgomery, Bonnie Rennic, Jane Ann ner, Duane Torvik. Fifth grade—Violet Fagerstrom, Makes You Forget You Have FALSE TEETH No longer docs any wearer of f: teeth need to be annoyed or feel ill ease, FASTEETH, a new impro' powder, sprinkled on you plate: hold them firm and ¢omforta will No Dress u Season. $3.95 $4 Wool Flannel Robes In plain colors with contrasting collars, cuffs and pockets, $3.95 $4.95 s = a Across from G. P. Hotel s| Helen Johnson, Keith Ke id | Knecht, A New Dress makes a beautiful gift. p in a new dress for the Holiday You make a distinct saving on every dress bought here in December. Three Marvelous Groups Silks and Woolens ‘Ohm Dress Shop June Fair, Roberta Henderson, Sonia! Husby, Gail Indseth, Mary Langer, Marie Morton. Dale Saxvik, Virginia) Shafer, Lois Solberg, Annette Torvik, Delores Wells. Sixth grade—Margaret Olson, Shir-| ley Laskin, Dorothy Knecht, Margaret Erickson, Roosevelt Fourth grade—Ruth Perkins, Rob-' ert Lee Meyer, Alwyn Smith, Janice Preston, Allene Olstcd, Roy Reade Logan, John Heising, Van George, Nancy Tavis, Ferris Cordner, Jean Sloan, Arthur Cohenour, William Grabow. 9 ! Fifth grade—Dwight Mote, Rose- mary Selvig, Betty Dick, Norma Skei, Marjorie Jones, Charles Conrad, Lu- cille Hagen, Milton Quamme, Nancy! Helen Dollar, Allen Hektner. Sixth grade—Virginia Turner, Mary Logan, Mary Ann Cox, Spencer Boise, Caroline Atkinson, Robert Wesner,| Ted Mote, Frances Boutrous, Earl Skei, Beverly Stadler, Lila Jane Brynjulson. Gweneth Tester. Wachter School Fifth grade—Bobby Willman, Sixth grade—Marget Dutt, Norma Westbrook, Billy Willman, Richholt Fourth grade—Bvelyn Klein,| Marlys Korrup, Richard Knutson, Billy Cunning! Ruth Richert, Harriet Wagar, Audienne Wilson. Mina Mitchell, Myla Mitchell, Robert Blensley, Fifth grade—Suzanne Melville, Mary Jane Nelson, Eileen Neubaur, Mary Jean Pickles, Lyle Porter, Helen Louise Scott. Sixth grade-—Jean Gillette, Kath- leen Spohn. Junior h School Seventh grade—Buddy Branden- burg, Wilda Chapman, Florence Cohenour, Grace Colberg, Rebecca |Frietag, John Gunness, Helen Hed- den, Bob Lipp, Merrian Mann, Mar- ietta Meyers, Delories Munger, Joyce Pavlak, Waldemar Person, Bruce Plomasen, James Schunk, Howard Peterson, Elizabeth Ritterbush, Ann, Louise Selvig, Eileen Skei, Adele Sol- berg, Edna Solberg, Pauline Spare. Eighth grad-—Twv7ia. Bantz, Lor- vaine Berg, Robert Burckhardt, Paul Carr, Audrey Cave, Evelyn Griffith, John Lyngstad; Arlene |Mann, Adelene Ode, Joe Sirnchek, Bob Yeasley, Jean Speaks, ree Qs . 95 $6.95 Silk Crepe Negligees Pastel and dark shades including black. $4.95 16 SETS OF TWINS CONFUSE TEACHERS Nine Sets Are of Opposite Sex- es, However, and This Proves Big Help There are 16 sets of twins in the Bismarck public schools to confuse their teachers, as shown by the records in the office of Superintend- ent H. O. Saxvik. Since nine of these sets of twins are of opposite sex, the bad chances of mistaken lessened. One family is represented by two pairs of twins. They are Norma and Norman Jenson, grade three, Wil- liam Moore School, and Helen and Ellen Jenson, high school students, children of Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Jenson, 106 Avenue C. One half of the total number of twins attend Bismarck high school. They are, in addition to Helen and identity are PANTIES and BL Ellen Jenson, Arthur and Marguerite Gussner, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gussnei, 1210 Thayer ave- nue; Orilla and Mary Smith, daugh- ters of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Smith, 223 South Third Street; Helen and Harold Spangler, daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Spangler, 930 Seventh Street; Helen and Reuben Tellinghusen, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Tellinghusen, 609 Thirteenth Street; Caroline and Carl Kruger, daughter and son of ts,|Mr. and Mrs. G, Kruger, 419 Twelfth ¥:| Street; Vernon and Verna Radspin- ner, son and daughter of Mr. GAITERS 98c Fleece-lined, all-rubber, Ist quality “Firestone.” All sizes, and heels, HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1934 -FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS - Black Kid D with the bright collar and cuff sets, Give pantie: bloomers of OF FLATTERING NEW HOES! $2.98 Sizes 4to9 All Heels kids, pi ed sock line ings, Sizes 5 too CHOOSE FROM A COMPLETE STOCK , that 1634 pupils were born within the state. 370 pupils, or 22.6 per cent of the entire enrollment, were born outside North Dakota. This percentage is doubtless higher than most schools in the state would show as Bismarck al- bende has a large transient popula- tion, Of the 58 class room teachers in the system, 28 were born in North Dakota and 30 outside the state. The birth statistics of the public school enrollment follow: Teachers born 8 1 09% 09-30 outside N. D. Teachers born Bl ameowwacin N. Dak. High 8chool 465 115 Junior High School 228 61 1634 370 LIST 13 FRESHMEN ASHONOR STUDENTS 43 St. Mary’s High School Pu- pils Win High Rating for Second Six Weeks Thriteen freshmen of St. Marys high school placing on the honor roll for the second six-week period gave their class a lead in the number of students receiving the requ’ired high and ei Mrs. R. W. Radspinner, 415 Seventh | e™ Street; and Jean and Margaret Jones, daughters of Edward H. Jones, 215 Avenue C West, Attending the Roosevelt school are George and John Holm, grade 1, sons of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Holm, 509 West Rosser; and Ruth and Ruben Weigelt, grade 3, daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weigelt, 231 West Broadway. Earl and Betty Albee, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Al- bee, 407 Third Street, attend the 6th | # grade at the William Moore school, having come here from Minneapolis‘ y with their father who is superin- tending the construction of the new high school building. Vada DeGroot 4s in the fourth grade at the William Moore school while her twin is in the sixth grade at the Richholt school. They are the daughters of Mrs. Bertha DeGroot, 1022% Ninth Street. Also enrolled at the Richholt school are Shirley and Arley Gallup, Grade 1, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gallup, 310 Nineteenth street; and Mina and Myla Mitchell, grade ‘cur, daughters of Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Mitchell, 305 Twelfth Street. Beverly and Harvey Machov, daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Machov, College Building, at- tend the Will Junior High School. ae are no twins at the Wachter school, ;|Pioneer Period Is Bismarck, N. Dak. s Ciereiererererete’s ‘pioneer state is smarck school records which show Past for Schools That North Dakota is no longer a evidenced by Bis- E Give Her What She'd Like to Get! Coats, Scarfs, Muffs PRICES ARE DOWN Wh: did quallt mas sel We can arrange convenient terms. State grades. Twelve seniors, 10 and eight sophomores also won places on the honor list, which follows: Seniors—Edwin Barbie, Marian Falconer, Rosina Becker, Marie Bag- ley, Dorothy Brooks, William Dolan, Catherine Stecher, Grace Roherty, John Guthrie, Virginia Patzman, Bernardine Barrett and Tom Lee. Juniors—Stella Lutgen, James Taix, Luella Steil, Peggy Whittey, Arthur Helbling, Marguerite Maddock, Eunice Starkle, Arnold Anderson, Ann Francis _Weisgerber, Yvonne Starkle, Tom Fox, George Garske, Peggy Lee, William McDon- Francis Rothschiller, George Holkup. Average annual net gain in world Population is more than 30,000,000 Persons, It is considered grand larceny to steal a postage stamp. Specials! Pure per ib. LAC Halibut, Salmon, Sable, Oysters ZERR’S GROCERY 208 Sixth St. Phone 928 FUR 20 PER CENT ‘not look over our splen- 'y stock for your Christ- lection? Fur Co, . You Just Know She Will Like Them “RINGLESS” EXTRA FINE QUALITY ALL SILK CHIFFON HOSE CHRISTMAS GIFTS Qs PR. 4 An Xmas Gift that will be appreci- ated. These first quality chiffons, made by the new Ringless method, are shadow-free-picot top, deep sha- dow welt-reinforced heel and toe, new darker-tone shades. Buy them by the box. THEY MAKE IDEAL “Reversible” Full Fashioned All Silk Chiffon HOSE 98: Each pair is cellophane wrapped and boxed individually in an at- tractive Gift Box. These are stockings of sheer beauty, fine gauge, jacquard lace top, rein- forced French heel and toe, newest fall shades. Sizes 81; to 10%. MEN’S GOOD-YEAR WELT OXFORDS! S. D, BANK ROBBED just before 4 p. m., Wednesday and Humbolt, 8. D., Dec. 13.- ‘Three | escaped with $800 cash and $2,000 in men robbed the bank of Humboldt/| registered bonds. Nobody can kid me about my beau- ty. I've looked at this pan too many times.—Claudette Colbert. Look! Man. 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