The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 6, 1936, Page 3

/ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1936 [Large Bismarck Group Leaves [Meetings of Clubs q ac eee And Social Groups ||Aninonys musionary For Homecoming at Minnesota | as 20 SO" et ate Vogle, 428 Eleventh St. North \Dakota Deifa Gammas!Van Middlesworth Is Wil Mest for Luncheon at | State A.A.U.W. Leader th ee _ Dayton’s College Inn el Mateabes Pesce EE aN of |. Members of the Maccabee lodge are of the |Tequested to bring needles and scis- sors to the meeting which will be held at 8 p. m., Monday in the American Legion Auxiliary Toom, World War Memorial building. Refreshments will be served by the November social E honored at a tea.given by the, women n Bt, Sas oe the women stud- |™athematics instructors and the co- nts taking mathe tics at the North Lai a Be wale oe mathe- 2 _Acrlcultural college who were | matics, : fn Bee iH 60,000,000 WOMEN THE GREATEST WOMAN'S PICTURE EVER MADE Dont ee tho Orr She, Of Experience Only Employing also a woman's barber, especially trained in the art of women’s hair cutting, hav- centers, ask for MENTHO-MULSION Mn IF 1T FAILS TO STOP YOUR & week, spending the balance of the! dinner meeting which was postpooned | peemM al aa ORS 1 OEE CSL. a0).1 most modern and elaborately ‘appointed beauty Li iS . eed é + Clinton, Ia., visiting . rels-' nom ; 4 EMR Mme 0 tives Oe 7S [to Nov, 17 for that reason, Mis. F.| Sanam || UN ILD i Be Eee Sudge. Planning to ‘visit their daughter.| scares the North Dakota Education Tt will be located on the ground floor-in the : association meeting which was held b ° SUN, - MON. - TUES. rear of the store—so easily accessible. e@ Macalester, | concurrently, also attended some of Fifth & Main Bismarck, N. D. : It will open in a few days. the A. A. U. W. sessions, F M. rt s see ° ‘ Re i ) ‘ ], Ss Mrs, Margaret Raymond of, Cald- DEMMING BEAUTY SHOP : " ly for OM Ant cholarship geson, student at Carleton, before Pe inane bens x be remembers PRINCE HOTEL Phone 1607-800 , ret. Cordon, 4 < zs . Cony this gil and send us “EL Ura RULES Samone, cuhers tatieraling’ the Niin-| week for a vist with her brother-in- ni sala neal eet pie aan een fe Weer Wes bape u'll win a COMPLETE ‘FEDERAL this contest open only |nesota Homecoming from here are| law end sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank COURSE FREE ! This-contest is for amateurs, to ,omateurs, 16 jp Yeres Avery Bi Eppler, 52 alice Bt Spec! a = Fifth 5S oe ill be here ae 1h old ot jes Larson, mH t rr so if you like to draw do not hesitate to enter. Sched esta eter ae Peerless ae at ee ut bene aan Hair styling Prizes for Five Best Drawings — FIVE and Feder! }sudents re | Avenue C; Miss Maybelle McKinnon, Sead ART counts: Fees ae ; a Avenie B, west; Miss Charlotte luding drawing outfits. ‘alue of eaci | Mabe deawing’of git jan, Second 8t.; Mr. anc 8. course, $190.00.) Sines Nigh, on paper | Milton, Rue, 300 Avenue B; Mr. and FREE! Esch contestant whore drawing O24 inches square. Daw | Bt. FA. Lane, 210 Avenue f, west: : shows sufficient merit will receive « srading fet ye girl, not the sions and ‘iret FD. an ae z , and advice as to whether he or she ee in our lettering. i Third St. ci Se 2 by ‘ estimation, artistic talent worth developing. 2. Use only pencil on se x : . ‘ Nowadays design and color play an important pen. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moltzen of New 4 f part in the sale of almost everything. Therefore 3. No drawings will be | Salem are guests in the home of Mr. a ; the-artist, who designs merchandise or illustrates retuned. and Mrs. J. H. Newton, 1021 Seventh aaieven has become a real factor in modem 4, writ, mead. | St» and will remain here until Sun- in pet: chines can never displace: him. ives see endl crciea: Capea emi ae of be i Many Federal Pode ea both men and foils who tion on back of drawing, | rot eS and Newtons, who is serious- ia are now commercial designers or il $000 5. All bye deta ly il! in @ local hospital following an sere of eaming from $1000 to $5000: received operation for ruptured appendix. h early have been trained by the Federal 1936. Prizes will be 1 Church Societies f eee DISPLAY TOMORROW ise. Here's a alee opportunity to test swerded for a eens Trinity Lutheran L.D.R. your talent. Rea eed and send your aeetnate Oy Federal drawing to the address below. Schools Facult The Trinity Lutheran chapter of ‘ ‘FEDERAL SCHOOLS - is formation will meet at 2 p. m, Sat : f urday, in the W. H. Holm residence, ‘ 502 Thayer, west. NEW ALL-SILENT, ALL-STEEL BODIES (With UNISTEEL Turret Top Construction) Wider, roomier, more luxurious, and the first all-steel bodies combining silence with safety. NEW DIAMOND CROWN SPEEDLINE STYLING Making this new 1937 Chevrolet. the emartest aud most distinctive of all low- f ines IMPROVED GLIDING ae KNEE-ACTION RIDE“ It’s the newest of all low-priced cars... .new pegayaaaa . : cece ee a eae in every feature, fitting and fabric... also the ea oLaya cen heramcg a Y Chil dr D. Action users to be the world’s safest,: most thoroughly safe, the most thoroughly our en eserve i smoothest ride. 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