The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1936, Page 4

dint DEPARTS Newest Nightgowns Are Frilly as Dreams By MARIAN YOUNG (NEA Service Staff Correspondent) New York.—Frillier lingerie, drip- ping with lace and embroidery, and cut on princess lines that flatter the figure, has displaced the strictly tail- ored underwear of the past few sea- sons. The loveliest nightgowns look a good deal more like sleeping garments. As @ matter of fact, Helene Yrande, Paris designer of beautiful under- things, actually sells matching jack- ets or amusing scarfs with her gowns, and tells her customers to wear the costumes as morning outfits. Yrande also does nice chiffon and satin coats, capes and scarfs for breakfasting in bed. One attractive coat has a hood. If you have to prowl around during the night, the hood covers up your tousled choiffure. Nightgowns designed by Helene 'Yrande are not bound to the orthodox lingerie colors. Hers come in night- blue, yellow, green, mauve and rasp- berry pink, sometimes trimmed with black velvet ribbon, threaded through MRS. JOHN P. FRENCH Mrs. French, 615 Fourth 8t., an the waist or attached to the hem of | active workers in the P. E. O. Sister- Printed chiffon and tulle|hood, is a past president of the or-| gowns in pastel shades can be worn | ganization, the skirt. for sleeping or, over gleaming satin! slips, as house dresses. | cs ; ‘ |day, July 2, by Rev. Carl Lucky at Negligees, while feminine, are by Washburn. no means fussy and frilly as were those of the early 1900's. Lace cer-|_ ZELLER-KAUFMANN: Martha tainly has replaced ostrich and mari-| Zeller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius | Zeller, Leith, and Roy Kaufmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Kaufmann, Matawan, Minn., at Elgin July 7 by Rev. Mr. Weidenhoefer. residing at Matawan, RINK-ZELLER: Gertrude Rink, | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Rink, bou. There are degrees of formality in this type of gown, just as in any other. You can no more sweep around the kitchenette of a small apart- ment in a chiffon negligee with flow- | ing train than you can breakfast in a mansion in an old flannel bathrobe. ; Pick your negligee not only to suit! Leith, and Godfried Zeller, son of ; your pocketbook, but your mode of living as well. There are beautiful ones to fit every budget, every figure and personality. eee Slope Weddings —— | Mr. and Mrs. Jake Huber, Sr. They MOBERG-WILLIAMS: Emma Mo- | are living on the Huber farm near berg, Scranton, and Adelbert Williams, | Krem. Lemmon, 8. D,, July 14 in the Scran-| _SHATTUCK-NODLAND: Mrs. ton Lutheran parsonage. They have | Shattuck and Simon Nodland, both of gone to Tacoma, Wash., to make their | Killdeer, July 5 at Beulah. He is fore- home. man of the Oukrop garage at Killdeer ZACHOW-NESS: Myrtle Zachow,| and they are living in the Hotel Kill- Minneapolis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, | deer. Herman Zachow, New England, and| LINDERMAN-SABO: Helen Linder- Walter Ness, also of Minneapolis, July | man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- 4, at Minneapolis. \tin Linderman, Sr., Mott, and Frank STROM-KELLING: Myrtle J} Strom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. | Strom, New England, and Paul E, | live near Lefor, where Mr. Sabo farms. Kelling, New England, June 26 at|_ROSS-LAWLER: Frances Lucille Bashon Island, Wash. They are trav- | 0Ss, sister of Mrs. Anthony Kostel- eling in Oregon, California and Idaho |CcKY. Dickinson, to Carlton Lawler, before returning to New England. Dallas, Texas, July 10. The bridegroom KECK -HEPPER: Ruby Keck, is executive secretary of the Dunton daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Emanuel | Cafeteria corporation at Dallas. Keck, and Albert E. Hepper, son of Mrs. Fred Schuler, both of Washburn, Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Zeller, Leith, July 9. by Rev. Mr. Weidenhoefer. ‘WEIDNER-HUBER: Toni Weidner, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Rudolf Weidner, Kronthal, and Eldor Huber, Fursather, daughter of Mrs. H. O. July 11 at Washburn by Rev. Emii|Fursather, Douglas, and Elmer Hep- | % Becker. They are to make their home | Per..s0n of Mr. and Mrs. John Hepper, at Klamath Falls, Ore. Iglehart, instructor in rural Wash- oe burn, and Allen Robert Felberg, St. Paul July 10 at Garrison by Rey.) Hernan Mandry, HERR-DILSE: In a double cere-j| mony performed in St. John’s Luth- eran church at McClusky July 10, by Rev. Edwin Jording, the Misses Ann | and Ida Herr, daughters of Mr. and beth Gray, Pilot, Va. and Charles |Lee Stuart, Marmarth, in Christian- i burg, Va., July 2. The bridegroom, who \moved to North Dakota from Virginia |28 years ago, ranches 10 miles from |Marmarth. OLENBERGER-FISHER: Miss Le- nora Olenberger, Harvey, and Hermit Mrs. J. A. Herr, McClusky, to Clarence | #1 Fisher, son of G. D. Fisher, Man- | Earl and Theodore Arthur Dilse, re-j fred, July 4 at Fessenden by Judge|% Spectively, sons of Mr: and Mrs. F. J.| J. L, Johnston. They are to reside at | Dilse, Scranton. Mrs. Clarence Dilse , Manfre@. is assistant county superintendent of| KIRK-GULLICKSON: Maude M. schools in McLean county and has | Kirk, daughter of Grant Kirk, Hensler, | % Tesumed her work. Mr. and Mrs.|and Orville H. Gullickson, son of Mr. ‘Theodore Dilse are living on his farm and Mrs. G. O, Gullickson, Sanger, at near Scranton. REIDLINGER - FROELICH and Methodist Episcopal minister. LEEDY-OLIVER: Lillian Reidlinger| REIMEN-FROSTAD: Joyce Winni- and J.A. Froelich, McClusky, and |fred Reimen and Carmot Sigurd Fro- | ¥ Moeolla Leedy, Goodrich, and Harley! stad, both of White Earth, July 6 by B Oliver, McClusky, at midnight Thurs- | Rev. Joseph Vytisk, Stanley. | A. W. LUCAS CO. Additional Basement Bargains Goodyear Pathfinder Garden Hose $1.39 25-foot lengths. Thick, long-wearing, corrugated rub- ber, reinforced with braided fabric cord. Kinkless. Complete, with couplings, in 25-foot lengths for $1.39. Boys’ Overalls. Sizes to 18. Reg. 59c. . .46c Full weight blue denim; double seams; full size pock- ets; and suspenders and bibs. Bar tacked throughout. And at a saving of more than one-fourth on every pair. Now is the time to buy. Boys’ Western Model Hip Overalls. . .79c Sizes 6 to 16 This garment is made of the best quality eight-ounce sanforized blue denim. It is triple stitched and bar tacked at all points of strain. It is a feature value at only 79¢ a pair. SOAP SPECIALS Now is the time to lay in a supply of this important household need. CHIPSO—Quick suds, rich and lasting. For soaking clothes clean, for dishes, for washing machine Ke boiler. 814-ounce package, 10c value.............. for 25¢ BALLOON WHITE SOAP FLAKES—An ideal, all- purpose household soap in flake form. .5-pound packages, each ...........6. PWawmwerery 29e SWIFT'S QUICK NAPTHA SOAP—A white naptha | laundry soap for all household purposes, The Giant Bar ...........-...s0see08 »+ +8 for 18 anes ad Inenary, for wash tub ame, fine.” Glant laundry ne package. : 20 packages 2 for 35¢. They are |% Krem, July 6 by Rev. Mr. Arndt in the |% | home of the bridegroom’s ‘parents, | % | Sabo, Lefor, in the Mott Catholic | \church by Rev. A. C. Seiler. They will |% FURSATHER-HEPPER: Thelma | Underwood, July 15 at Washburn. The | ¥ IGLEHART-FELBERG: Bernice M, | Pidegtoom teaches in his home dis- |¢ GRAY-STUART: Katharine Eliza- | % Center June 25 by Rev. T. S. Brown, | ¢ Triple-Dry “Startling” POLISH j © Cleans and polishes fur- [F niture and woodwork. : © For daily dusting. (You can use cloth repeatedly without adding more polish). © For automobiles. ~ ——— ——_____— Cleaner and Polish at our low p Polish ; box for Half-Pint Can and Brush only .... Johnson’s Products have proven their worth for many, many years. Johnson’s Auto Polish and Cleaner .......Free Deal 1 can of Johnson’s Auto Wax Free with your purchase of one pint of Johnson’s Auto rice of 59c. Kyanize Self-Smoothing Enam WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1936 BARGAIN BASEMENT Where the Overhead Is Lightest and the Values Unsurpassed A Big Week End Clearance Sale|} Household Needs and Wearables for the Family, All Specially Priced |} Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 30 and 31, Aug. 1 Every Day Household Needs At Guaranteed Savings And a quality that will be remembered long after the price is times we know that price is important and we have priced the following accordingly. Johnson’s Anniversary Special With the purhase of one pound can of Johnson’s forgotten. In these Paste Wax, at our low price, we are enabled to give free— ; 1 2c size Johnson's Creamy White Furniture 1 80c size Johnson's Shinup Household Cleaner and Silver Polish ; _ All these items packed in ee 59c An easy-to-clean, self-smoothing, medium gloss enamel that is guaranteed to give ab- solute satisfaction for walls and ee bie 1-pint can, and color ..... 11-inch Rubberset Brush . Hanson Way Rite Scales, Reg, $1.29. This Sale. .$1.00 For household and kitchen use. Weighing capacity 24 pounds, graduated by ounces. Mixing Bowls, 61 in., each 23 Electric Toaster . - 98c Chrome plated doors, ebony enameled top and ends. elements. Electric Hot Plate . celain refractory plate. sale at 29c each. lifting handles. during this sale for only 98c. Nichcome and mica heating Turns toast when doors are lowered. Complete with cord, 98c. .. $119 Green enameled 9x9 top. One 6-inch por- Stands about 7 inches high. Complete with cord, $1.19. House Broom, 39c value. . .29¢ Four-sewed broom with about 15-inch sweep. Good quality broom corn. Enam- eled wood handle. Regular 39c values on Cold Pack Canners....... .98¢ 21-quart capacity. Holds seven quart or seven pint jars. Blue mottled enamel on heavy steel base; large handles; close ‘fitting dome cover. Will rack with easy Our regular $1.35 value Rotary Food Press, each $1.19 Sunray finish alumilite sieve in rustproof rigid steel frame. esiwoed coll roller with extra large end. This sale, each, Aluminum Fruit Funnel. . 6-piece set. Combination funnel, , $1.19. .29¢ jar filler, strainer and dipper. 1-pt. size, 29c. Measuring Cup, 1-cup Each 10c, capaci : Bright natural “finish aluminum, green wood handle. Graduated on two sides. 10¢ Bright, natural finish aluminum dippers tinned handle with hole for hanging, 10c. Jelly Glasses, per dozen. . Yg-pint capacity. Clear crystal glass with Tall or squat shape. bright tin covers. 35c a dozen. edge and paneled base. -inch, 614-inch, 714: 914-inch. Complete set of 5 a 58e. Mixing Bowl Sets, 5 in set. .59¢ Green glass midi} bowls with rolled Set consists of oF each of the Hees bs sized bowls: inch, Sypineh .35¢ for Oven-proof mixing bowls, modern step- down shape. White and green bands. 6% Si inches in diameter and extra deep. ine 10e capacity . Green glass beater bow! with a capacity of 16 ounces; graduated by ounces, cane and pints. Ae inches ees Foot - model. Each 1 Congoleum Mats, 18x36 in., 33c Genuine Gold Seal Congoleum Mats. A variety of patterns to ie ieee te eae meet | from. Regu- at 33c each. FEDERAL CHIP PROOF ENAMELWARE Our entire stock of this beautiful kitchen ware to be sold at these unheard-of low ices. Here are a few of these excep- values: 9-cup Percolator . 95 5%-quart Tea Kettle 4.95 6-quart Dutch Oven 3.95 3.25 6-cup Tea Pot ......... - 2.95 2.15 2-qt. Vapor Seal Sauce Pan 2.95 1.98 4-qt. Vapor Seal Sauce Pot 3.45 2.45 These prices géod while quantities last. Don’t wait and then regret it. And il for future needs. . Jiffy Sweepers.... -69e Green enameled steel case; Bristol brush ; easy to empty and clean. Our regular dolla value specially priced for this sale The bottle that ar In pint sizes only Complete ... Picky 2d Raed trous brown enameled Icy Hot Vacuum Bottles. . this price, 79c each. Handy Andy Lunch Kit, Fitted with Icy Hot Vacuum Bottle. Bissell’s “Champion” Carpet .719¢ liquids hot or cold. -$1.19 finish ; steel iope full ply wood frame; bristle brush; ber bumpers. Pans empty together. And at the specially low price of $2.95. Men’s --- Women’s --- Children’s WEARABLES At Prices That Cannot Be Duplicated We guarantee this. If same quality can be bought cheaper elsewhere we will refund } aera in purchase price. Only standard merchandise on sale here. Why take % 4 chances ; Children’s Wash Dresses. Sizes to 14. 69c Values .37c All fast color fabrics. Batistes, dimities, cambrics and percales.. 832c saved on each dress is a big item for you but they must go. You should buy several at this price. Women’s Rayon Knit Panties. Values to 39c; each. 15c All sizes. Fancy stitch rayon weaves. Lace and applique trimmed. Colors, white and tea rose.’ 24c saved on each garment should stimulate buying and close these out in a very short time. Women’s Fine Quality Knit Rayon Gowns. 16 & 17.59c Novelty knit patterns in sizes 16 and 17 only. Self trimmed necklines and armholes; . ribbon belts. And only 59c each, Women’s Rayon Princess Slips. Sizes 32 to 40; each 88c Brassiere top, adjustable shoulder straps, double panel front. Colors, tea rose and white. Another value that thrifty women will appreciate. Straw Hats. Values to 59c each. Your choice. ....10c A clean-up price and your chance to save. Lots of hot weather yet. Finely woven , ¢ Pajab and Peanit straw. Carlsbad and Alpine shapes. haa have ventilated crowns % and adjustable bands. And what a saving at 10c each Men’s Chambray Work Shirts. 49c Val.; now 3 for $1 Single shirts, 89c each. Fine yarn chambray shirts; triple stitched, extra large and roomy. Die cut collars and cuffs. Coat style. Sizes’ 14% to 1714, And what a sav- ing, too, is this shirt value at three 49c garments for $1.00. Men’s Covert Cloth Shirts. 69c Val. Your choice. .49c Sizes 1414 to 17. Blue or grey. Triple stitched, coat style and unbreakable buttons. % ‘ Two button-through breast pockets. x Men’s Work Pants. Val. to $2.45. Sizes 32 to 50. .$1.19 This lot consists of cottonades, trojans, moleskins, and part wool mixtures. A va- riety of patterns to select from. At a choice of $1. 19 a pair you are getting a big value. Buy two or more pairs now. Men’s Shirts and Shorts. Reg. 19c Values for... .15¢ Met fancy print athletic shorts, three-button front, elastic side, set-in back panel, patterns; sizes 30 to 40 waist. Men's ‘Athletic Shirts of fine quality combed yarns, Swiss ribbed, rayon summed wide armholes. Sizes 36 to 46. Both regular 19c values to close out at 15c for each garment. em Men’s wea: Cotton Union Suits. 79c Val... .2 for $1.00 Ribbed; ecru color; knit cuffs and anklets; elbow sleeve; ankle length; trimmed nek and pose’ facing. Sizes 36 to 46, ‘Two suits for a dollar should i warrant faving in a good supply. Children’s Play Suits. Sizes 2 to 8. 59c Values... . .39c Hickory stripe or blue Sor cloth, double stitched seams, unbreakable buttons. 59¢ values to close out at 89c a suit. Boys’ Polo Shirts. Reg. 39c Values on Sale at... .29c Ideal for warm weather. They are cool, wear well and launder easi Small, and large sizes. You save ten cents on each shirt. m: aaten Boys’ Blue Chambray Shirts, 39c Val. on Sale at 3 for $1 Sizes 6 to 14. Made of durable, long wearing blue chambray. Full cut and roomy. ‘Triple stitched for extra wear. Coat style. Here’s another saving on a necessary pad ment Boys’ Crownies, Wide-Belted Model, $1.29 Val. for .$1 Blue pat slacks. Button through, turn down flap on two front pockets; cuff bottom, Sizes 6 to 16, milena Same as above in Lee’s Hickory Stripe, a pair .........seccccccccrcesccecs o$l.00 Boys’ Bib Overalls. Sizes 6 to 16. On Sale at, pair .69c Eight-ounce sanforized blue denim. Has large hip pockets; bib has two large pockets, ay wie, paren through flap. Triple stitched throughout and heavily bar tacked at all point’ strain. Men’s Wash Trousers. $1.19 to $1.39 Val.; a pair. . .88c Our complete stock of Men’s Wash Trousers included. New patterns, fabrics. Sizes, pemnlete sect. ot Boe os mr Men’s Dress Shirts. 14 to 174. 98c Values. .2for $1.00 [3 .. Fast color prints, broadcloths, etc. Dozens of beautiful patterns to select from. They Woes Smut Fane 59, Rem tee pe, Eee foe a dollar, they are~ exceptional. Buy Pi now.