The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1918, Page 3

Ror BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE plane of the, bombing type recently MINNESOTA MINING TOWN MAY BE FAMOUS ITALIAN {o release himself in time and. one of W. authorized for parchase by the Untted | the three heavy engines crushed him IPED’ OUT BY SERIOUS BLAZE FLYER IS KILLED | sites government. to death. ~ ) & ¢ a ES Fiying alone and carrying a cargo ———————— i R Seats é er’ of sixty bombs, Captain Resnati left a of the Hibbing limits, where is ass West| ously. There was no known: loss of] i tying Corps, who piloted the | Leen the first, test of the new ayne of | the Letonia, an independent itl sy ten-passen; te Ca ire di Jah Ha “| diplane. The’ machine arose only 100 i ble mills, was sWept by a disastrous HIBBING GUARD OUT. —-| Washington to New York and back | {et when one of the planes crumbled ¢ , , aye sinned Py a pale yesterday even:| St. Paul,'Minn., May 17.—The fire again recently, was killed at noon to- fat trapped to his centres ‘unable toyed, lamage there is esti-}at Carson Laks has become so seri-| day at the Hemspstead flying field. | 2 matad at about-$75,000, The fire or-|ous that the Hibbing company. of] Resnati, one of the iost famous Bad iginated in an old barn and.is sup-|.home guards was sent there. Ad-| Italian aviators met his, death. while ie Ree toss, at 2 wosed itd haye, been diated bygemall jutant General Reynolds sald if addi-|testing an American built’ Caproni | To SSS ue 8 in tiona! fOrceS Were MeCESSATy they | xen —————————— : F of the flames were. dynam , Some uld be dispatched at once. F saanicg was a gut . WE THANK YOU! “s fe See eee ce iT CREEL APOLOGIZES. TO CONGRESS . u | Fancy Strawberries, quart ‘FOR LIKENING BRAINS‘ TO SLUMS E H P ° 3 boxes ee dos eae ‘Wasington, D. C., May 17.—George ; liked slumming he would not explore : . é rerc e 4 i Fancy Cucumbers e | Cretl, chairman of the committee on| the ‘hearts of congressmen: 3 Fancy Tomatoes | i public information, today apologizea|_ “t admit the indiscretion, and re- } ) Fancy Head Lettuce i a gret it deeply,” Mr. Creel wrote to ame p xs H Ne oe ise Br one erates Chairman Pou of the rules committee rocery Fancy Asparagus w York speech in which he was} considering resolutions on the inci- Fancy Radishes : quoted as having said that as he dis-| dent. ; “The Most of the Best for the y Faney Carrots AS SERA? s 112 Sixth St. Phone 37}, Least. j e MUCH INTEREST beside which’ there will be an en- ic he swims PE Fancy Rhubarb Fancy Spinach all e e 4’ rollment of soldiers and a dédi¢ation 5 i Y SHOWN IN RED [or iasies. “tne test two services a-| SPECIALS FOR —VEGETABLES ee : N| ways Creates’ consideradle interest and laIeed « . Fresh Roasted Coffee, priced pe! ‘ CROSS.CONCERT it is expected many. will desire to be SATURDAY |Head and Leaf Lettuce, Radishes |), at poh oe Bee June 3-10 will be Baby Week at our Se L Bell z oa er Ab Gus treres sisitiyie , 33¢c, : : ig ing a gratit ring degree of interest tn eeontes seal witnessing these er") Cyated Pineapple, No. 2 cans Green Onions — Cucumbers We can’t help talking coffee | store. We want the pictures of 100 ying degree of interest in i i ) i j | ; | + the; elabrate, concert, and--recitall (Gin ccc Pree aniain’ wuiale PEPCAN «6... eve eee eee ee 22c Tomatoes Asparagus _— Etc.|as we know what you have Babies to display in our window. For Mbleti a been _arringed by” Misa ct Minneapolis, who hag the oversight Apnle Butter, 1 Ib. 6 oz. tins 15¢ Strawberries and Cream missed if you have not tried it. this purpose we will enlarge the fist 4 . lof a ie army’s work among ie * 7 Tati Tee 7 o G Ith the assistance of the choral cls! voung people throughout this Dart "|Q, B. Brand Preserves in pint Fresh National Biscuit Wheat- hundred films or plates of babies under ) o e ismarck high school, for n he country. He will be present at] ¢, 27 —FRUITS— less Cookies arrived today. You five ars, brought ' sent t Q monday evening... the Auditorium. | the meetings for the children and ruit jars, per jar........- 27 can save time and worry by buy- years, brougnt or sen Oo our i lar and elassical mumbors, solos, du) 2 rople conducted Sunday |2¢| Van Camp’s Pork and Beans Bananas Oranges Lemons | ing and using them in place of!) store not later than May 29th. ij - ofs- anil auds(etteas in bor vocal. and interesting experience in] 3 cans for.........++..+5- 28c Grapefruit Ete. enke or pie, nee per Ae ri This is not to be a contest—merely a i vice having spent many BU seed sacoietn te, 25¢e, eC, ic . A A i Fanged by Miss Myers. and the young | years in. ‘india wand South Africa being} One pound flat cans Salmon are | . 5 SOc). 85) photographie display of laughing, ery- P ‘ People in’ rehearsals haye made a) jn Kimberly’ during the: Boer wat.) per cam’ ......++.++s+ +000 25c | —MEATS— eee a c . f . b . baby b { He) showing which assures a finished per-) ‘yoryone will enjoy hearing ‘him. The Ss gE, A . SPECIALS FOR TODAY AT 15c ing, romping, bouncing baby boys and ] formance for Tuesday evening. All! reputation of Col. Marshall as a plat-| Black Raspberries (fine goods) Swift’s Premium Bacon and PER PACKAGE ; girls and is open to all ‘of the)net proceeds will: b@ turned in- form lecturer is too well established to} per can ........++++ Pee 22e Hams « Sas to the Ked Crqee treasury, jand a pack: | require clabora‘ion. A general invi- ams Small Aunt Jemima Pancake At the close of the display the en- Hl ed liouse is hbped for. * |tation is extended the pudlic and all) Large Asparagus Tips, very Boiled Ham Dried Beef Flour | lar: ° ' THRIFT STAMPS who come will be we welcome. fine, per CAN... 4. swees3 + 25e! Boile a ried Bee! Sm fig eee ce | argements will be presented to the A PIN-1 STOCK of vegetables and ; | Bologna Liver Sausage all Aunt Jemima Buckwheat} owners of the negatives. » FASHIONABLE AS © snripe bedding plants nwiteady ot Grocers’ Matches, 8 boxes'in | : Flour : : . : | GRADUATIC ATION GIFT) #o%##: Ns Bot (package ........ eee eee 10 Weinerwursts, ete. Sinall ‘Cheer-Up Pancake Flour Look through your baby films. You | = |iarly Ohio Potatoes, per will be surprised to see how well’ they fe fashighable graduation girf this abushel: cos ees ces weciees $1.00 | ‘Orders taken’ for fresh- meats | esr a will enlarge. ~ a: ae yéar will’ be a War Savings certificate, | and delivered with groceries | Both Phones 211 118 3rd St. uo : 4 states Georts H. Hollster, state direc: Onion Sets, per pound ......20¢ |Last Delivery Saturday, 5 P. M. Do not bring pictures—but nega- mittee. “The committee feels that the | = |Por the Very Best of Everything |Other Week Days at 4: 45 P.M. tives (films or plates): stadents * of the educational institu} | (112 Sixth St. Phone 37; in Our Line Call or Phone 34 If you h t 1 | tions of North Dakota will welcome ; | | you have not received one of | . \ their graduation. and commencement a eee | PE ae our Kitchen inders, call i Bite at reese oui sie DE A." cooen| ~ Finney’s rug Store « ' a pattiotically this year. ‘We wish to H one. =) | “Professional Finishers for Amateur Photographers” point out théy the War Savings Stamps will remain alive’ for five Na La aaa aaa ALN a ar ees A, years, and when redeemed they can be used for thé purchase of anything. the j owner may desire, and when_ these | . stamps do mature, they will buy niore | 7 than they wowld at the prevailing high prices. The War Savings’ coni- mittep ‘regards this suggestion as of- fering: a splendid opportunity both ‘to Cd AUNTY Primi Saturday Specials U A Brown & Geiermann POserenonnnn 8:15, Sunday morning at 11 and in the evening at 8. There-will be no less a than 75 local officers commissioned eT | -|GUSSNER’S PUBEI PUBLIC| ARRRAAS Rice and Curry), Saturday a regular 12c can for .. Farm House Pinto Beans—A large No. 2 can Saturday HOW ONY Leiba gine cutee ties aie oie a wee steielaia dit gare sate sid fare 15e Complete Line of Fruits and Vegetables | ~ Pure High Test Sweet Cream A0AnNdnucnnanennuscansnnusutnenunsunseesnenanensnauenuenngsendenesstqusnvescegannavsausssnnevdeny A good assortment, of stripes and colors. Regilar 48c quality Friday and Saturday Se an oie re 35¢ Sport Suitings 36 in. sport suitings ih, many handsome Japanese patterns. Worth 65c yard, Fri- 2 = tho: who give and those who are to 3 = bp Ate (nea ‘ Quality’ Groceries at Prices That Talk = BIG CEREMONIES Headquarters for = Soot ; z = GARDEN TOOLSE Ss ae: = i “AT ARMY BA BARRACK = = a Se ck 5 = ' - = | BRREE Ae atone |» Saturday Specials | at Webb Brothers | ee | which, quite nieasure up to the 4 = i $ = {oning of local officers in in:| Garden Hose = ——COFFEE— : = lero end importance ‘and i i fi : i Red Mill I Coffee, splendid value at 30c, special Satliitay, = occasion that Col. S. Marshall shoule ‘Spades and Shovels = Der Nessa ge ne idee ee tee ee se ee nen seus ts 25¢ © ° = be present osha out, the comnts 3 —~ASPARAGUS—— Windsor Crepe a Kayser Silk Vests = ‘ ical. visitor. to the capital city for Garden Forks = Brook Cut ‘Asparagus, No. 8 can, regular 30c, special for 82 in. Wiridsor cxepe in a large assortment Kayser Italian Silk Vests in pink ané 3 ; A about nite years and during’ that per- 2 Saturday Perican only’. 0.6. cca gence ences ee 20c ‘of patterns.and,colors suitable for kimonas white. Sizes from 36 to 44, regular $2.98 = n HH ee pat rar Rakes —— — Hoes Fee j BAKING POWDER and dresses.” Regular 39c quality Friday quality, Friday and Satur- = ve questioned if evet he has beerresll- ; = Hunt's Baking Powder, special for’ Saturday, per can and’ Saturday special 29 ecial, each.......... = , a ed upon to preside at quite such ini- Hand Cultivators = only 2 8D vr P 17¢ per Yard vesicles eed Cc SS ee = Tipe acrangel {oF ibis vise Bo eae a Ni eee a Ladies’ Silk Hose z : z é \1(C. |= ——HOME BAND SOUPS—— (d of Nay 18 and 19 Saturday” Bight at LO M AS HDWi CO. Tomato, Consomme (Mock Turtle), Black Bean (ornate, Tub Silks a ilk and uae Leveson . brown; 4 Tae -10¢ aupe, champagne, white and black. Regu- lar $1.25 quality, Friday and Saturday special ‘per pair .. aa Corsets One large lot corsets. Some are discon- tinued numbers; others are taken’ from regular stock and are values up to,$2.25., day and Saturday ' S ecial to close Z | MARKET MARKET E T special, per yard. .......60..5. 28 Ss an 75 of 310 MAIN STREET PHONE. 60 aes s : ' ’ Embroideries : Suninter Blouses ’ Just received a carload of Early Rose and Ohio Potatoes. All embroideries, including edgeings, band- i, ae is VON ocean and on These Potatoes are fine for table use, and especially good ings, flouncings, etc. Special Friday and fe Regular $1.25 to $1.75 qualit; Saturday at 7 etic aa eel Friday and Saturday for seed. . ‘ GROCERIES. , APPLES—Very fine Winesap Apples, per box .....$2. 55 This price is 50c lower than the present wwbjoleate price. . Very. fine fresh‘ ‘Strawberries, special for Saturday, large, full quart boxes for only........... 00 cee ee eee eee 21c ft is difficult for boone who have régularly depended upon meat to get along without it. By using alittle bacon in combination with cereal and vegetable dishes, ; One-Fourth of Regular Price Val. Laces About 3,000 yards of Val. Laces that sell regularly at 5e per yard. Friday and Sat- special cach 98c ~ Silk Wash Waists. A well selected assortment of stripes aad colors and in all sizes. Regular $8. 25 qual- Extra large Turkish bath rugs in Oriental designs and-colors. Regular | $2. .50:-and $2.00 qualities, Friday and'Saturday spe- Coffee,-in-bulk, -perilb.. (wesc. ect eis eee ate 20¢ Wr , urday, TWO ity, Friday and Saturday 4 Gugsner's Special, pew 10: sod 0 cs cbc tees eae 23¢ 4 YARDS FOR ........0c.¢.c000ee 5c special cath gy $2. 48 Bell Coffee, per |b. .:. F £ M i 5 = = —_s ae f 2 ots ation of: Meat P ; Tomatoes, very fine, standard, per can The Conserv Bath Rugs Suits, Case ad: Direanes We are offering for Friday and’ Satutday one large sales group of ladies’ suits, coats an ddresses that formerly sold up to $20. 00. These we have placed on a rack for final If you wish any of these berries we ask that you phone cial each . your order early, as they will not last long at this price. inany housewives ate supp lying ihe desired meat flavor. ’ ial $ 1 9 8 $ 1 5 8 slenrance $ 1 0 0 0 ae Let send fr k: book of practical recipes for ham and bacon. Just write eo oe ee We carry a. full stock of Curtis Bros. Canned Goods—the bs "Today meng ro dee same, The following is‘a splendid | iM 5 bee alien ies 4 ‘CS a nservation from oo! 2 finest nfohey can buy, | Ae A Escalloped Pofatoes With Bacon \ f nea | ne 1 quart uncooked Teri sed vey tin wih 2abbmreonl tour,’ | TRY OUR SAUSAGE—MADE FRESH DAILY Bacon | 2 song gg on oiapoes, & CaS top wth toes of Bacon. ‘site = : i dre cen al potato oe Meer shen. 2, = Ladies $3.50 and $4.00 Pumps and Oxfords now $1.48 atid $1. 98 Lard, open steam kettle rendered, per Ib............- 32¢ Two-thirds of a pound of this Lard will go as far as one pound of any other Lard, as‘it is strictly pure and very tich. Our Meats are fat and juicy. Meat that is fat is tender, and, we urge the public to bear this in mind. Beef fat is , very healthy and any one who likes a nice’ thick steak relishes the ‘fat that comes with the meat, for it is the oil in the fat that is good for the system. . The fat should APRUDOAARURULDOUOCORGGUUGRDPOOOOUAANNAAUOR.OQSNOGOANONNQSOQUOANULUQROOQSOONDOQUEOQUQRNCED ok SA ee ee aut Worrell's Dakota’s Pride Sliced Bacon is trimmed of ‘all rind, ends and waste. It is the economical bacon. Send for free cook book, containing 113 ‘Bacon recipes bie Mr Ida C. Bailey JouN MorRELL & Co Sioux Falls South Dakota * the steak. Try our meats and find the difference. We make’a specialty of keeping down prices on all foods. ‘SCTUnnanepetaneaen NUONELOQDOCAUONNNNQOQG0OADOONN0N0G0GUOQN00E40NN0OUAqq0004NN4qONNN008b00Q0q¢0N0QQ0uui0NNN‘enU0NuOqnI0000 N = never be cut away from a steak, but should be fried with FE = z Look for the-Red Heart label on your baton carton. = We have placéd on sale 150 pairs of ladies’ and misses’ pumps and oxfords that for- merly sold at $3.50 and $4.00. 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