The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1935, Page 3

FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1935_ ARCK: TRIBUNE. A. W. LUCAS CO. ‘The Home of Nationally Advertised Merchandise QUALITY SILKS —Silks of Sheer Beauty, intriguing in Texture, Color, Design. —Silks Named in Cabled Reports of the Paris Openings. —Silks, many of which are now being shown for the first time. —Silks that Particular Sewers Will Love to Make Up. Belding-Heminway-Corticelli Marshall Field & Co. Carson Pirie Scott & Co. Nationally Known for High Standard of Quality, Contributing TEAR DROP CREPE CELANESE BERKLEY SQUARES Matelasses and Tailles after Mrs. Will Prepares Club’s Study Topic e id oe eZ. _W ll For the program at the Wednesday |§ 1-2... Williston) rm roo x woman |f | Mrs. Max Kupitz, State Regent,| descriptions of some of the larger|o13. yoo Wik WE Micah % { Catholic churches in the east, i js : i Returns After Conference eee by George Schaumberg as hostess, |® With Hostess Court Names Attendants for ee Marriage on April 21 Miss Audrey Lucille daugh- + Conrad, Y, Heourt, Catholic Daughters of America,|ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. (returned Thursday from Williston, Clarissa, Minn., Whee’ euitage dage eh ;where she had conferred with Mrs. Herold Barth, son of J. J. Barth, 316 ©. Roche, grand regent of St.) Eleventh St., will occur on Easter . Theresa's court, regarding plans for/Sunday, April 21, . Friday announced the state biennial assembly which|her bridal attendants. . Miss Gladys Barth, sister ‘At least 38 delegates from the nine prospective bridegroom, will te mal v4 state courts located at Bismarck,/of honor. Acting as flower girl will Mandan, Grand Forks, Devils Lake,|be the bride-to-be's niece, Mavis », Williston, Minot, Rugby, Dickinson| Holmquist, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ‘ and Fargo are expected to attend/c¢, vy, Holmquist, 514 Seventh St. the session, at which Mrs. Kupitz will Conrad, brother of Miss s May le. Conrad, will Le dinpbe bN ergo nfm bd ba isticuphinaatentiad «, expected to attend and to appear on} Miss Conrad has been honored at the convention program. Mrs. Mary| several pre-nuptial functions both in C. Duffy of =k ee “Oni Su-/ Bismarck, where she made her home preme regent of le atholic! with the Holmquist for sev- Daughters, cannot definitely plan to| eral’ months, and ss Ola where - attend at the present time but has/she is spending several weeks with assured Mrs. Kupitz that she will be/her parents. The last in the ceried at Jail ages if she possibly can. of partie: lle returning from Williston, ther ‘Tuesday ‘- Mrs. Kupitz attended a meeting of Lag R this we with 25 om iol St. Elizabeth's court at Minot on|tending. The gifts were presented to ‘Tuesday evening. Miss Julia Mc-|the bride-elect in @ doll crib decor- Donough, @ member of the Minot! sted with pink and white. After Miss|¢ Conrad Teachers college faculty, spoke on a Mrs. Gerald Craig Is Mothers’ Club Leader FRI - SAT. SAVAGE FLOODS and ANGRY MOUNTAINS TRAP A GIRL IN SILK a A Ghost-town of Terror in the Mountain Night .. EF “iy Beg §F ‘ Ay Played “Beauty Waltz,” “Bo-Peep” aie = “HELLDORADO” Desolate and Deserted — -_* * Mr. and Mrs. Wentz Haunted by the Whispering LAUGHS and THRILLS! A Jewe L. 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A sheer celanese with crisp perma- nent finish, in patterns suitable for dresses, neckwear and blouses. Laun- ders readily. blouses. Also rough crepes in newer spring shades. 39 inch. SILK FLAT CREPES ~ 79¢ a Yard 39 inches wide. 30 colors. Every single inch washable; every inch soft and drapable. It makes up into at- tractive blouses, dresses, and chil- dren’s togs. $1.49 a Yard Silks, acetates and celanese fabrics in high grade fancy weaves. All col- ors.. 39 inch, SILK SHIRTINGS $1.00 a Yard ” Shirting stripes in pure silk. This is a fabric that launders beautifully, and is so smart for warm days. Multi- color stripes in white and colored grounds. 36 inch. RAYON TAFFETA CELANESE TAFFETA 89c a Yard Exceptionally neat and crisp. Loom- ed of silky celanese yarns in 40 dif- ferent spring colors. A spring fash- ion favorite. 89 inch. 39 inches wide. Home Sewing Contest Now On—Closes May 1 at 6 P. M. 14 Prizes—Ask in our Silk or Wash Fabric Departments for de- tails. 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