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

W S OCIETY and CLUBS Swing Music Is Decorative Theme of Junior-Senior Prom Dahlen and Miss Finney, C. Corwin and Miss Davis prom of Me high Pein held Sat- itorium. nen Lieut. Col. and Mrs. ance. 8.B! CAwONTS HUT WELT Gifts That Make Graduation Long Remembered You will be sitprised at the showing of beautiful gifts that are suitable for boy or girl graduate. You also be sur- Prised at the reasonable Prices on the quality watches we are showing, Our watch lines consist of the outstanding Hi will take your old watch in trade if you wish, F. A. KNOWLES MPURS” At Early Summer Prices All New 1937 Styles BOXY MODELS SWAGGERS PRINCESS SEMI-FITTED Each coat new—excit- ing, dramatically dif- ferent and all of tra- ditional Frederick- James Quality. STORAGE CLEANING REPAIRING REMODELING A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Selection. Convenient Terms of vayment Just One More Day— Tuesday, May 25, at 1893 — 44 Years of Fur Service — 1937 Leonard Are Honored | Harvey n. High School Students On Banquet Program |master. Service Club Holds Guest Day Saturday i & >, Vanilla elicate flavor wi BLUE BLAZER Cocktail Lounge Each day we feature a special cocktall— From Noon to 6 p. m. “The Smartest Place in Town” Foot-Saver ‘Shoes for Men Relieves corns, pain in calf ef legs and knees —1t— ALEX ROSEN séo. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY 24, 1937 Walther League Has evening Fellowship Evening Celebrating the nation-wide fel- Walther SS es EAE 5 | Meetings of Clubs | St. Mary’s School to | And Social Groups | [ aia} The Capitsl Clty Gamera club will ra clul hold its last regular feature night of [Mav's school ning st the country club. This rep-|the Bismarck high school. Pictures |the St. Mary’s auditorium. resented the 44th anniversary of the Ce ae toate eeepereey OU aS riculture and the Department of the |form of a musical et by = Interior will be shown. The titles are | metiiate pianists. tthe besa wenn “Yellowstone National Park,” “Qual-/to allow each of the performers to urer, Gay, May 37, in the city auditorium! ne Cosmos club will meet Monday| Mra, Baker, who has been presi- af 7:00 P. ia hy the pre-school chil- at & p. m., at the home of Miss Lil- | dent of the organtsation for the past cae " ere ae duled | #82 Cook, 610 Fifth St, three years, was given a rising vote of for June the city by the third, torium ity Milk,” “Why Save the Elk?” and “The Cougar Hunt.” The program is free and the public is invited to at- tend. ee * of Henor of Honor Protective as- hold its regular monthly Wednesday at 8 p. m., ballroom of the Patter- | Bach, short Mothers’ attend. of: ner, vice pr ’ Present 2nd Recital The second of a series of three recitals by the piano pupils of St, will be presented the season Thursday at 8 p.m. at |Thureday, May 27, at 7:30 p.m, in ‘The program will be given in the Strauss, Schubert, Mozart and Doni- sett, | Preceding the play piano solos will be played by Dorothy Wood, Mary Gray, Renee Endres, Luella Baum- gartner, Mary Murphy and Alice public is cordially invited to Elects Mrs. Rosen Mrs. C. B. Rosen was elected presi- dent of the Community Council at the meeting Friday afternoon, suc- ceeding Mrs. Frayne Baker. Other + | officers chosen are Mmes. W. G.-Wor- esident; Phillip Palmer, secretary; and A. H. Barrett, treas- of thanks for her services. ©. L. Young] Second St, 8 junior at spoke on “Communism.” Dakota Agricultural The annual report of the treasurer was heard. until September. Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Kennelly, 825} = Fourth 8t., will leave for Fargo Sun- day morning, where Mrs. Kennelly will visit friends. Mr. Kennelly will go on to Detroit Lake for a fishing trip. They plan to return to Bis- marck Wednesday. Miss Emma Mae Brittin, daughter It was the council's last meeting e* * se * Mr. and Mrs. George Brittin, 416 se Carl Sundinad Holds Important Position Carl L, Sundiand, Portland, -Ore. son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sundiand, The above statement may sound far-fetched, but it’s true. Grit in dust in your clothes has sharp edges and every step you take causes this grit to cut into the fibers of the cloth. This continued friction be- tween cloth and grit ruins more clothes than the mere wear they get. Have your clothes cleaned and pressed regularly. It pays. PL TT Phone 770 Fur Co. urges you to come in and see our Fur Coat creations in the latest 1937-38 Styles by famous designers of New fH York and Paris. They are # made of the finest pelts and first quality workmanship. fm By making your selection now @ we can guarantee to save you up to 25% over future prices. Trade in your old fur coat or @ small deposit will reserve your selection, ae Buy your fur coat from a Bismarck furrier. Our coats carry a written guarantee and two years’ free repair service. ae enables you to buy with con- lence at Storage - Repairing - Cleaning STATE FUR CO. NOTICE== Fing Pons 12 for 25¢ Photos Photographer will be located in old Rex Theatre opposite Tribune office. Open from 12 noon to 9 P. M. Same photographer that was here three years ago at “ Third ‘and Main. Enlargements made from Ping Pong Photos. CALL AND SEE US Try Campbell’s New “SPECIAL 5 STAR” kkeKekrk Film Finishing Service * OVERNIGHT SERVICE Films received before 9:00 p. m., 5 . ™m. i ders must be marked “SPECIAL FOney at Sree 70 * FREE ENLARGEMENT New larger 5x7 inch size with each roll or 50 cent reprint order, %* EXEPTIONAL QUALITY on the new DeLuxe grade printing papers—clearer, brighter and snappier picture. * NEVER FADE LIFETIME PRINTS that retain their clearness and brilliance year after year. The only safe prints to use in your album. * FINE GRAIN FILM DEVELOPING by the latest improved processes brings out every detail in your films and reduces failures. USE CAMPBELL’S FREE ADVISORY SERVICE A skilled photographer always in attendance to show you how to eliminate failures and how to get better pictures. THIS NEW SERVICE PROVIDES THE MAXIMUM IN BOTH QUALITY AND SERVICE AND IS PRICED ONLY SLIGHTLY HIGHER THAN OUR REGULAR SERVICE. ALL ORDERS MUST BE MARKED “SPECIAL.” (= =saees CAMBPELL’S Cor. 3rd & Main Bismarck ale Continues to Wed., May 26th Take advantage of this nt adoeetuitd to stock your pantry shelves at these saving prices. HEINZ KETCHUP QUAKEROATS ccc 186 DEPENDON COFFEE 5c MACARONI scscegr ce seus. Be CORNFLAKES uit. 19¢ GOLDENCUPCOFFEE 3 49¢ PEANUT BUTTER “st: 25¢ BEACONCOCOA =ovx~ 1 PRUNE RED OWL MEAT MARKET Tuesday Only VEAL STEW ™ 9c Lean, Boneless BEEF STEAK = 4c FRESH HAM STEAK __.Lb. 24c TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU 302 Main—Phone 469 506 Broadway—Phone 746 $2.00 ORDERS DELIVERED FREE RED OWL FOOD STORES FOR RENT Furnished Apartment Immediate Possession Living room, bedroom, 2 closets, kitchen, bath and locker. Laundry privileges. New electric range, new large electric refrigerator, new kitchen cabinets. Water and city heat furnished. In Fireproof Building INQUIRE AT TRIBUNE OFFICE 14-02. Bottle 3-Ib. : Bag Fresh canned Blue Plums, - 4 No. 10 can ............+5.-