The Bozeman courier., September 02, 1927, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

About The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954

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News of Society
_ Mrs - Mabel K. Hall, Editor. Telephone 650-M '
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X. Y. Z. Club.
The Misses Bertie and Bessie Dav
enport will be hostesses for the X.
Y. Z. club, next Thursday evening, at
their home on North Church
avenue.
G. A. R. and W. R. C.
William English Post, Grand Army
of the Republic, will meet in regular
session, Saturday afternoon, at 1:30
o'clock. Joining them, at 2:30 o'clock,
the Women's Relief Corp will hold
session.
Young Equestriennes.
The Misses Owen of Seattle, Con
stance and Mary Frances Holm and
Carolyn Delaney enjoyed horse-back
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need not be expensive. A small, perfeedy
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when many a more cosdy "remembrance
is forgotten. We have modem rings, bar
pins, and bracelets, set with genuine dia
monds — many encircled with beautiful,
colored gems quite moderately priced.
Also, a full showing of Gruen diamond-set
wrist watches.
Cruen Cartouche, set with 2 diamonds, $75
Other Gruen diamond wristlets, $85 to $785
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You can expect a thrilling experience from the
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silence, snap. You'll find them all in the Oak
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you'll find—reliability.
Come and see this history-making carl Not
alone by virtue of its newness. Not just because
it carries new low prices. But because, with all
its thrilling qualities, its staunchness and de
pendability stamp it truly All-American!
NEW LOW PRICES
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Pontiac Six, reduced prices , $745 to $925. Pontiac De
MMxe delivery, $585 to $770, All prices at factory. Deliv~
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Easy to pay on the liberal General Motors
Tima Payment Plan.
JOHNSEN-FRENCH MOTOR
401-3 East Main Street
Bozeman
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riding several days of this week, vis
iting the Inter-Mountain fair, as part
of their outing.
O. E. S.
Lily of the Valley chapter. Order
of Eastern Star will'hold regular
sion, next Monday evening, Septem
ber 5. Reports will be brought from
the general chapter meeting in Hel
ena by Fred M. Brown, Mrs. M, P.
Davidson and Mrs.
schmidt.
Christian Church Missions.
The Mission Studv society of the
Christian church will meet next Wed
nesday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, at
ses
Alice Klein
tne home of Mrs. Mary E. Moore, 921
South Third avenue. Hostesses with
Mrs. Moore will be Mrs. Wiser of
Three Forks, Mrs. A. M. Bratiden*
burg and Mrs. H. Keyser. '
O. D. O. Club.
Next Wednesday afternoon, Sep
tember*?, will be held a regular ses
sion of the O. D. 0. club, at the
ranch home of Mrs. W. I. Wall.
Committee No. 3 will constitute the
hostess group, Mrs. Hardesty, Mrs.
Bresler and Mrs. Ingalls, with Mrs.
Wall.
At the Patten Home.
Miss Patty Patten entertained at
dinner, Thursday evening, at the
home of her parents. Attorney and
Mrs. T». Y. Pfetten. Twenty girl
friends were served the choice dinner
menu, at a table made beautiful with
flowers and favors in blue and gold.
Five tables were in play with bridge,
during the evening, after dinner.
Old Gang" Picnic.
The group of long-time friends,
calied~"That Old Gang of Mine
joyed a picnic dinner, last Sunday
afternoon, at Bozeman Hot Springs.
There were forty members present,
enjoying games and music after the
picnic dinner. The entertaining com
mittee included John Bartholomew,
Gordon Mandeville and Mrs. W. D
Bell.
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School Girls Dine.
Miss Dorothy Benepe and Mrs.
Clayton Walker, formerly Janet
Conkling, entertained a group of girls
at dinner on Thursday evening of
this week, at the home of Mrs. L. D.
Conkling. The guests were twelve
girls, who had their first school days
together, and the dinner hour was
made merry with the remembrance of
gay comradeship during the years
from six to sixteen.
Golden Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brandenburg
were guests of honor at dinner, last
Sunday, at the home of their son-in
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Harris.
The occasion was the fifty
seventh anniversary of their wed
ding and golden values were repeated
in lavish detail, wijth gifts and flow
ers brought by Bozeman friends and
sent from distant states. Mrs. H. C.
Good from Townsend, Mrs. Mary E.
Moore, Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Aikins
and their son Robert were seated with
the guests of honor and the host and
hostess at the dinner table; while
letters and telegrams were brought
in from Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Walrath
and lus mother of San Luis Rey,
California; from Sam Brandenburg
o* L°s Angeles, and from Mr. and
Mrs. William E. Brandenburg and
son of Kent, Washington.
BIRTHS
Aimerson—August 25, at the Dea
coness hospital, a son to Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Anderson.
Schrantz—A son was born August
23, at the hom e of Mrs. Redfief<ïr544
Rouse avenue north, to Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Schrantz.
Huddleston—To Mr. and Mrs. C. V.
Huddïeston, at their ranch home on
Middle creek, August 26, a daughter.
Johnson—At the Pinewood hospital,
August 29, to Mr. and Mrs. William
H. Johnson, a daughter.
INTER-MOUNTAIN
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ceded by a concert by the 163rd Reg
imental band. Then a fanfare of
trumpets announced the arrival of
the royal narty, preceded by the
Bozeman Sweet Pea girls. Justin
Smith, royal chamberlain, introduced
the members of the party to the 5,000
persons assembled to witness the
corona.ion, and later placed
Miss Eagle's head the
designated her
upon
crown that
. as the pretty, smiling,
and gracious ruler of Gallatin county
folk. She will next Monday go to
Helena, where she will represent this
county in the competition for the hon
or °€ing queen of Montana.
,, The $100,000 style show, put on by
the Wi Ison company, was a splendid
spectacle. Fur coats being exhibited
m Bozeman by Beckman Brothers of
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in Your Home
If you are planning to buy
a piano, this is the logical
place to get one. You may
choose from a number of
leading makes .at a price
that represents a real econ
omy.
We have a few good buys
In Used Pianos.
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Orton Bros. -1
Bozeman, Montana
Great Palls were displayed by living
models and the make-up and style of
each piece explained by H. W. Slater,
a representative of the manufactur
ers. It is worthy of note that every
coat in the display was "made in
Montana"—a feature which loyal
Treasure state residents wiil
ciate.
Today's program will be replete
with thrills for Inter-Mountain fair
visitors. . There will be racing, if
the condition of the track permits;
feature acts of a most entertaining
nature; and a night show which will
end with the usual magnificent dis
play of fireworks.
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' KIWANiS
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of whom 260 were from towns outside
Bozeman, were registered for the
meeting. Distinguished guests, in
cluding International officers and
trustees and prominent business and
political men, were on hand for the
event. Early Saturday morning more
than 250 Kiwanians left Bozeman, via
the Gallatin way, for a two-days' tour
of Yellowstone park which ended
Livingston Sunday evening, when
members of the party were guests at
a dinner given by Livingston Kiwanis.
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ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Twelfth Sunday After Trinity
8:00 a. m.—Holy communion.
9:45 a. m.—Church school.
. H:00 a. m.—Choral Holy Euchar
ist and sermon.
7:30 p. m.—Evening prayer and
sermon.
W. FRIEND DAY, Rector.
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For girls—style No. 312. Full
length ribbed of mercerized lisle.
Elastic for comfort and easy to pull
on. In all popular shades to match
dresses and shoes. Triple Knees!
Price 39c the pair
2 Pairs for 75c
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Children's 34 Length Hose
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A full length ribbed stocking of good
weight, for long wear. Elastic fojr comfort
and easy to pull on. Black and cordovan.
Triple knee! Price 50c the pair.
Pretty new plaids and stripes in' children*®
%-length, cuff top sport hose;, per pair
only 50c.
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Children's Cotton Stockings
25c pair
Full Length Sport Hose
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derby ribbed good stocking, in colors bis
cuit, cordovan and black. Per pair only 25c.
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sport hose for children, the kind girls like;,
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We also have a goodly display of fancy*
hosiery m silk, wool, rayon, lisle and cotton
striking color combinations, in either
three-quarter or full length for girls. And
good looking Golf Hose for boys. Priced
from 69c to 85c the pair.
A nice fine ribbed cotton stocking,
that will give good service; a dandy for
a school wear; all sizes in white and black.
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Basement Department
One
Derby Ribbed Stockings 35c
3 pairs for $1.00
A Full Line of School Supplies In
Our Basement Salesroom
Tablets y 5c, 10c, 16c.
Pencils, 2 for 5c ; 5c, 10c.
Refill Pencils, 26c to $1.00.
Loose Leaf Covers, 15c to $1.00,
Typewriter Paper, 100 sheets 25c.
Other supplies, inks, pen point*
paste, glue, erasers, crayons, pend
clips, pen holders, rules, etc.
A good quality, splendid wearing cotton
derby ribbed stocking for children ; colors
beige, champagne, brown and black; all
Sizes ; per pair 35c, or 3 pairs for $1.00.
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Misses' Rayon Silk Hcse
59c pair
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A pretty misses' rayon silk hose made like
mother's—-a dandy for dress wear; colors
peach and blonde; per pair, 59c.
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Is your furnace in shape to combat the chill winds of
Fall and the icy blasts of Winter?
Now is the time to make that new installation,, or tx»
have your old plant properly repaired.
Attention now* means coal saved and discomfort avoid
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D. H. BUDD CO.
Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal and
Electrical Work
Phone 300
30 W. Mass» g
Anaconda—City pays $12,500
new 750-gallon pumper engine.