The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 24, 1937, Page 5

i { | 22 Clubs in Slope Area Will Bo| i ‘THE BISMARCK WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1987. YSOCIETY and CLUBS PL NS LIS TN ie EO LT I I ID ‘Dickinson Women Forming Responsible for Entertain- ing Federation j peaks at B.P.W. Dinner Meeting uf nile Bi rf Tei «Pol, Adv.) [Xtimeearomet year’s, and short box or bolero jackets, Nurses’ Dance Will Raise Meeting Funds Arrangements for the Easter Mon- jay dancing party which alumnae of the and 8t. lus hos- 5 f Es i 5 4 3 Ge at 988 Workmen Pay Tribute To Bradley C..Marks E. F. Trepp is general arrangements chairman for entertainment, which will include cards and a musicale by Meetings of Clubs And Social Groups j More Volume Noted grossgrain white or faintly shell rd Veils flutter Chapter L Program Has Varied Subjects An intensive study program was carried out at the meeting of Chap- ter L, Sponsor Mothers’ clubs, Tues- day evening in the home of Mrs, H. A. Pike, 703 Second St, Mrs. E. C. Stee reviewed “Pennies Council, Mrs, Schlechter gave a paper on “Bodies of the Constitution,” Mrs, J, Manford Parks presented an article from the eee To Review New Books In March Broadcast Edna LaMoore Waldo will devote part of the March Pen, Pencil and Brush broadcast of the Bismarck branch, National League of Ameri- can Pen Women, to a resume of spring The remainder of the time will be given over to answering questions often repeated in the considerable volume of fan mail which the pro- anette? attracted. The program broadcast over KFYR at 3:15 Pp. m., Friday. (Additional Society on Page 8) . New Arrivals in children’s Spring Coats Bizes from 1 to 16 $2.95 to $9.95 Actor, Socialite Bound for Altar DEADLY CHEMICALS LOST London, Mar. 24.—(?)—Srcotland ‘Yard issued an urgent general warn- ing Wednesday to search for a packet of dangerous chemicals — containing’ potential death for hundreds—lost by &® messenger boy. How FLOWERS .1/ For the happiness of everyone on Easter morn! Glorify this occasion at your home and the homes of dear friends with the sunshine of Will’s Flowers Cut Flowers .....$2.00 per dozen and up Blooming Plants ‘Ria. Gey" $1.50 Pe down Easter Lilies... .$1.50 to $4.00 per dozen In great profusion at prices that will please you. Come and see them or call us over Flowerphone 784. <@ Oscar H. Will & Co. 315-319 Third st. Flowerplione 784 Open evenings and. until noon Easter Sunday. Se . Old Are Your was the first maker of correct length silk stock- ings. Their experience makes their proportions absolutely correct today. Are You Tall . . Medium .. or Short? HOSIERY In All Three Lengths! 79c TO $1.00 Correct leg size is impor- tant as correct foot size in stockings! It means longer wear and greater beauty be- cause it saves strain... eliminates twisted seams. N Extra long if you're tall... medium for in-betweeners »-. and short lengths for petites. Every-pair is sheer, clear and © ringless. Sizes _8 to 10. 3 COMPLETE RANGE OF NEW SPRING SHADES! Special for Fri. - Sat. SWEATERS Slipon styles in sizes ° from 26 to 38 Each $1.00 -WOMEN’S KNEE SOCKS in all sizes at 59¢e - 79¢ Rollins Runstop Hosiery ‘The 13th pair is FREE 79c and $1.00 Tots & Teens “The Young Felks Shop” 318 Main We Deliver All Phones 34 . Grocery Specials - Mar. 24th to Mar. 30th Dressing, at. ar 34C oe Libby’s Dill Pickles Né. 2% tin hinem Pett 33¢ 23% of people under 20 years of age ... 39% at 30... 48% at40...95% over 60... HAVE DEFECTIVE EYES THESE figures are derived from a series of tests just concluded by science. They indicate the prevalence of eye troubles at varying ages among nearly one million human beings. Concerning these figures two eminent scientists have this to say: are th of le 20 defec- wich cael aaliyd sbawe of ia seggenae i i ii te Ing con- tribute, sowends ehh eric ieee in defee- tiveness with increa age.” ‘. Bear this in mind when you consider the lighting of your home. Choose lamps that give adequate light and so help to prevent the strain that impairs the sigh of young and old, ° : Colonial-Premier Lamps are the “Special of the Month!” And now is the time to take advantage of the greatest values you will find this spring. A beautiful assortment of these high quality lamps awaits you at our show-rooms, Colonial-Premier lamps are designed according to the specifications of I. E.'S. engineers, and embody all of the qualities of Better Light-Better Sight. An'investment in 3 Colonial-Premier lamp is an investment in EYESIGHT PROTECTION. Models in both Study Lamp and pl Lamp styles. Priced from North Dakota Power & | Light Company a