The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-07
DISPLAY VARIETY OF GOODS

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turs Each Evening
Proud aristocrats Of motordnm,
preened for the occasion, stood On ex-
hibition In the spacious auditorium OF
the World War Memorial building
Friday Is Bismarck's two-day annual
automobile and style show opened.
The auditorium was . scene Of
splendor as sunlight through the large
windows played upon the sparkling
chromium and rich finishes Of the
finest automobiles ever produced.
Adding to the motif Of beauty, ele-
gance and class were hundreds d
flowers and bouquets and copious
quantities Of Wild smilax and l1uckle-
berry shrubbery. used in the decora-
ton scheme.
Through the middle Of the auditor
ium ran nower-banked runway, On
which Is bathing beauties and more
than . score Of mannequins Win dis-
play the latest modes Of dress In the
style show each evening.
At one end was the orchestra plat
form. from which music was 70 be
presented throughout the afternoon
and evening Of both days by Sammy
Kontos orchestra.
Booths are Numerous
Around the rim Of the automobile
arena were scores Of beauttfully.6ec-
Grated booths In which merchants ara
exhibiting special merchandise.
Hundreds Of visitors from through
out the Missouri Slope area were q.
pected In the Capital City Friday af-
ternoon and IN day Saturday to take
advantage Of thu many bargains which
businessman are Offering In cognsc-
ton With the auto and style peekaele.
The automobiles Of all MAKES ou1
exhibition were proof that never bel
fore has 20 much automobile been OFF,
Tered for 20 little money.
All Of the countless improvements
in both motor and body were brough4
out clearly BY the display. Auto.I
mobiles Of al models, sizes and finish.
with ultra-modern appliances. cauehe!
the eye Of Ill visitors.
Those who came to see left with
their automobile interest keyed to it,
highest pitch. deeply impressed With
the entire spectacle.
The style show win BEGIN at 3 o.
clock each evening. Spectators WI
Be seated in the balconies oS the audi
forum. where they win b ahlo 20 60
al details Of the colorful array q IT,
new spring styles. fabrics, G1aadoe,
jackets, suits, dresses, hats, boWR. era
watts. jabots. tucks, lengths, and what
not.
Bathing Beauties Chosen
The very latest in bathing suits
win Be exhibited by Is shapely maid
ems as one Of the style show features.
The bathing beauties win b Enes-
tine Carufel. Nina Melville. Navis
Mitchell. Margaret Mundy, wilma
Wenzel, Marian Isaminger, Helen
Nicholson, Mrs. A. w. Strunk, Mar
garet Fox, Alice Lee, Louise Melville.
Laverne Bertsch, Kitty Gallagher,
Betty Huttner, Frances Dunn and
Betty Melville.
Names Of q score Of manneQuins
to display women's creations were
announced Thursday.
Four men viii exhibit the new mas
cultne attire. They are Don johnson.
Frank Potter. Kenneth Joslin and
George Brittin. Assisting them viii
be Miss Ann Bergeson.
Among special features Of the au-
tomobile display are the cut-away
chassis Of one make, another car
resting on its side, affording q view
Of the bottom, with principal features
designated by ribbons leading to
signs. and . mechanical set-up dsm-
onstrating the operation OF . new
body ventilation system.
improvements In bodies were ct
once apparent, grace being accentu-
ated BY sloping windshields and eon-
eral "tear-drop'' construction n
practically Ill makes. The VARSITY Of
colors was . silent witness to tl1e
perfection which manufacturers have
developed in Finishes.
Many improvements StssGsoa
Longer wheel-bases. bigger tires,
flexible motor mountings, incxoaood
speed and power. more efficient OIL
Ing and heat control, and more luz.
urtous appointments In interior fin
ish are q few Of the many high
points stressed By Ill makes.
Despite the array. the automobiles
do not command the entire attention
OF the visitor. Progress IN m other
lines Of merchandise = readily dis
cernible when the spectator v1aitD
the various booths In the auditorium,
In which . wide assortment q O..
TICKS y shoWn.
orocerisG furniture. refrieeratoss,
auto appliances. seeds. oils, run, tiras
and tubes, dry goods, radios an1
vacuum cleaners are INT : ~ q
The items 81 tn MD ax1nD e $3.50
On diaplay.
Among entertainments 1eatnros alar-
Ing III sty1e show Vim = peoooaln-
tton q . dancing program ~ 49,
dents e tn Margaret Ann 1aa
School o9 Oanca \
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