The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 13, 1918, Page 2

is ‘among the leaa- ie per, capita ‘purchase ff ig. Accordilig to statis- tics just.compiled at Fargo, Burleigh ‘County, Gf. theratate, ‘Its “total July sales ag-| 3 gregated $38,899.09 or a per capita purchase of $2.20" 3Griggs county heads the list with a toth! purcHiase of $19,162,63 or a per |’ oapita of $2.91. Total sales for state aggregated $1,211,891.10 or an n averagg | per capita of $1.90, ‘s Other counties follow: , #$-1,521,42 if 832 8, 258r4 46 81! 2h NEW: CUSTOMERS’ CARD DISTRIBUTED BY ‘NORTH. DAKOTA GROCERY STORES atitutes ‘on hand when card was-issued | ~~ nd then, as each: purchase js; ‘will be recorded in’a sdce. tbr, that: purpose, retained by the dedler and‘ returned tothe. federal food administrator at the agricultural college at tha each month. «The réason—for a change,in the style of the eard-was to allow space for recording several purchased ‘during’ the Lost which the ard covers. Samples of feolorel food damaintatea tton “Customer's: Card No. 3,” are now. being distfibuted ‘to all retail grosers of ‘North Dakota for use in recording . all sales of ‘stigar, flour ang ‘substr {utes sold at retail in the state. This card is’ to replace ‘Chstomer’s- Cara No. ie which jhas been in Wse hereto: from Custorker’s space is. provided recording several purcHated.of, sugar, flouf and subset} tutes on different occasions during the thirty .da¥® period’. and ‘have ‘ample apace to"récord Pach’ salé cléarly afi slegibly.” 7” Asin’ Gustomer’s card No. 1, space is provided to designate the number in thé tamfly and space*is also provid- ed om this card to show the total sup- ‘each commodity permitted"hin- The card will atiow ‘the name of the customer dnd his address, the name of the dealer and his address, ‘the date when<thte ‘cand: was; issued, the num: Hes of; pounds: of sugar, ‘tlour or sub: RUN MAY.” - BR BOMBED. INTHE FALL British Aviation General De- clares Kaige’ Palace Will Be Shelled. From Air by Allied Fleet in Spee at Leage; Asks : UL S$. Aids | ; BG cae, +By Newspaper Enterprise “Asw’n) Wastfaptoit "hug “33.the “boni- - barding ‘0! ‘Berlin from the alr. is. ae far from realization. an airplanes and ‘American iaviatorg “will. take’ part in'the greatest air raig’ of the war hen it takes is Place: 7 It is possible the allies maygirop | ° bombsoh Berlin gis fall, aud® elton certai that the kaiser: will be routed, out of*bed in’ Potsdam ‘palace. By ani air bomb next spring at ‘the latest, This 4s the belief. of General W. Braneker, controfler-géneral of equi: ment of the British air ministr: has been it this country’ for % ‘weeksiin “Consultation with’: govern: + \mentofficial s-in-charge of aviation,- 4 t 48 within’ the realm of certain- say! Brancker, “that we can séiiq’ ‘a/ flegt!or ‘airplanes’ to ‘bom- bard ‘Berlin in; the: spring, if not, this fall, ap) we shave, repeatedly bombed Cologté and other cities on the Rhine, ‘Weave snot sufficient planes’ for a really big offendive, in’ my, urder- standing of the term: “We have plerity |’: airpla and cah buijd, plent: ‘ poe ee we mor chained, ahd Wel re Teached capacity"in engi pyoductién. cae Le ie ‘We’ neeg’ America’s hp, her it resources and her; men.* ‘To Bet, the best. results, the ‘creation ‘of a necrethry, of air, tdbée the ‘equiv- jent, ‘inder whoih ‘air fighting, -afr- plane ‘production, equipmentand per- sonnel. will: bea separate branch: of dust asthe army/or the Mla ‘ : it up a big altpiane prograntsto take ihe Libert: and bomb Germai cs not now. spare thés “BO! I fear’ “ollr. airplanes: w, IH’ be’ wasted atid: the! réar™ oflensive rom the’ air Your: aif forces zed on a tremendous it is what we -Jok’ to eral Brantker’s opinion, {t i: batain ye fly to. Berlin and! back, ore than’ 800 mil tight aod jmileé, the ‘This’ will’ mean an’ ar- airdromes and repair Newfoundjand and the can: be ganizati plants. “in W THRIFT STAMP SE ke seventh in the counties, 45 tomer’s card No. 1 on hand will be-al- lowed,.to use up these cards before be: sinning No. 2,” BE. F. Ladd. tomer’s: card No 1 should ‘be’ printed as the use’ of newly ‘printed -supplies. Will not be permitted: ° Dealers: will, continue to’ "have car : pfinted for their’ own use, be used in North Dakotg until some change’ in the? regulations makes , 1 necessary ers of Anierica pas appealed: to’ Di- rector | General McAdoo tor! a _one- 12,061.64 1.48 1400491 1.24 10,530.50 1.74 8,406.35 7 1.89 + 5,270.39 .59 ‘9931.31 1.14 11,260.12 5.726,68 10,611.04, 8,835.08 / 27,860: 29 Dunn Emmo) Fostér ° Colden Valley Grant Hettinger Kidder Logan’. Meintos! MgKenzie Mian Mercer Oliver. . Sargent Sioux ‘Slope Stark ‘Trafl . ide, it ided The card is to, be, cons |. cts jlpd nog Ho breathing, in: the Wat with | air and keeping “Dealers who have aupplivas of cus- the use of Customers, card said federal food ‘adininistrator “No new: supplies-of cus- Sept: 18-20, This; is the-saig, rate. given their soldier: ‘ons who go home. on, furloughs of’ 10° days or: more. The convention committee’ saya the Yié is’ expected ‘that card No! 2 will homé of every War! Mother in Evank- , to JeEUGi: anew, style ‘ot convention to vi ahd that Speakers’ of national prom- inence, inéludmg many noted” War Mothers will deliver hrelp-to- Win-the- war ‘speeches. * x ~ Already, ‘according taxthe commit: «| tee; delegates from ‘20: Bateaalate *|signified their intention of a the convention, at which then: en oreepiaati War. Mothers will Be fected: he Wilson has been 4 Thvited to address the: War Mothers’ a‘ndit is believed if he.cannot get away fr sentjon' nh (By! Newspaper Enterprise: Ass'n) \Washnigton, D. C\-The War Moth- «Leta man os ae of ea badd 1 Uhl ay "hl ae are registered under the: dye e Service, in | Burleigh. County, N. Dak. ey a hiateiday: Nahe “Under ones from: the Provost Marshal: General, you. nave: five days, from. this date, orsintil August: 16th; 1948, at: TD. hie in: whick k to. pare tion, ag de- By. “John P. French, Chaieman. el ied VS bbe villeswill be thr wn open - dating “the | Elionsky, hangicp and: dhe istance chart in saileloth' w) ritaa stunts ~ Another time he. Was hou id toa a chajr secretary. of| last wiifter due to thg great demand Jetter. to the press sieantiea ts of the city itlén to the neces- vement of winter jusiness: their a! sity” ot summer supplies And ‘trattie: ~ e letter follows: ‘This is:to call your ‘particular ‘sttedt ton ircular. let-}, to the contents of a United “States fon, WY! 'G. . Me ‘e$iteral, urging the ent of winter’ ‘supplies > teint thatvall mail rine not paid in vddvauee’ wo rs : auippine suchas "itis urged that lumber should bevheld’ because of extremely heavy!) demand made hy the government end consequent lack of available transport: ‘fation,. upon the carriers: IF It i¢urged “that industries lo cated in’ our’territory stores during the summer months materials to meet thetr’ needs‘during the winter. Tt4s urged; that wholesale con. cerns “and distributors. pergqade cus- to. make delivery’ af eae ott is urged that additional Stor { ‘age facilities for factory. uproducts be |’ provided; atid wherever possible, near- bee to’ the point’ pf coal consumption. a ‘he’ sua! “embarrassment, to lizzards, zero weath-} movements should er, crop and 6p: Be anticipated’ with more. re-than us be cut off: the: jist... aah A ‘warning ig also made with ret. Basie @ to the storage of ‘coal, “We vel shall si tee the lenst , possible ;| Tasément “a your attention, to “this important cir- it of the re |. nxioud ‘indeed’ that, Bisiiarck- Rith the marek and her territory: ” . Sincerely. yours, i __ GEO. -KBNISTON i eae .3— rotary. English Words on Wicreaee, Vm ‘The ‘Boel ; “Ying Sate Ane by regulating the Stomach ‘and bret eae oe ig nae ane, Examine the: Yellow label on your paper. ‘Tf, you are a “not paid. up in advance, kindly mail renlaies 50 that oy - You.will not L misg a. oj : De ken se its mailing lists’ and: ‘ar “On ‘August first’ the Ciréulation Depariment will Te- subscribers’ to ‘Daily and a ” Weeldy Tribune i in arrears wil he dropped from the list, _ Look cae: label — AR RRS go ae = x J ues he vA we