The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 21, 1919, Page 3

MARCH 21, 1919 OPENING of the Strawberry Season Delicious Fresh Berries direct from the Florida beds will be served,at.our Fountain Sat- urday and Sanday. | | | ~ 4 Hoffman’s Chocolate Shop For. Quality, Neatness, Comfort, Service & Suucanucnnyenuannesncavansguassagueguescatacanecvocgencacadcegscaavevagventenccancentegtceaegigage Brown’ & Jones a “The Most ofthe BestFortheLeast” = SATURDAY SPECIALS ak Monarch Peanut Butter = ra Nee Ve Tumbler : for 20¢ Tumbler for Df QUALITY We handle-the best Groceries on the market and ask only a living profit When ordering Coffee think of the Mon: uch. ‘There is nothing better, "11h, Monareh Coffee for 8 lbs. Mos for 5 Ibs. Monarch Coffee, for 10 Ibs. Monarch Coffee, , é [Ol ocvanrirn hati oe SWEET CREAM Nb COTTAGE CHEESE SERVICE es S houat he Conkes, SG Watley Pateletagnin state cas = We make two deliveries daily. . ...10 a.m. and 4 p. m. Saturday four deliveries—9 & 0a. m.; 2:30 & 5 p.m. | | | | cg pod e O- : fom) ; -AULUOUALLUEGUAUEEUAEEOUCUSEEEDEDEOEOEERESEBEDBERSEBUGERESEEE! SAUOUGUVEDOAOOGURELRELAEGHUDSERUAGEADAGEDELELESUAAGOORENEGHEADHEMOEUERRESEESRLS EDENUULEEERUABBEESOOESBERDUCUESEERSELEGOE Richholt’s Cash =< Carry [Fine i] Grocery [7th & Thayer| WE APPRECIATE YOUR TRADE_ Thousand Island Salad Dressing— , Per bottle . New Salem Creamery Butter— Per pound Fancy. Winesap Apples— Par box Famous 8 Stripe Coffee, the pop- ular brand of the 37¢ town, at, per Ib. ...... Coe. Fe arte ATI $s Re Tem = mn 3 pounds Fancy Tomatoes—8:cans-for 51e; six cans for The day’s expenditiypes don’t run up nearly so high if you trade here— - “Cl ASIT AND CARRY SISTINE CHOIR. - TO GO ON TOUR Washington, D.°.C., March 21— The famous Sistine chojr from Rome will make a concert touf of the Unit- ed States in’ May. ‘Phe choir 1s com- posed of 32 choral chaplains, and for many centuries these’ singers have had ‘the exclusive privilege of singing at those services at which’ the pope officiates in’ person. _ Dea ee Bismarck. friends of Mrs. Lilla G. English, a noted social hygiene work- er who addressed a joint session of the 16th assembly here a few weeks ago, were shocked to learn yesterday of her death in the Deaconess hos- pital at Grand Forks after a very brief illness from peritonitis. Mrs. ‘English’s home was in Lincoln BISMARCK FRIENDS OF MRS. ENGLISH SHOCKED BY DEATH, AT GRAND FORKS SMA Rl in military cantonments of the Unit- ed. States,- and for several months past she had been giving all her at- tention to North Dakota, having spoken in a score or more of the larger cities. Her daughter, Miss Dorothy, who accompanied her mother on_ her North Dakota tour, was with Mrs. | $10,000 for “education and propa- Phone 83——WiIll Connect You with All Depaitments——Phone 8 im ae QUALITY SERVICE SANITARY At last reports more than 30 Fourth Street. Bismarck INTEREST IN WAR , GARDENS KEEP UP Washington, Mar, 21.—Federal gar- den experts said today that interest in war gardens was as great as last year,\| when the patriotism of war acted as an incentive. j Neb. For a great many-years she| English when the end came, March had devoted her life to chautauqua] 18. The husband and father arrived work in the interest of prison re-!| in Grand Forks yesterday from (dp- form and ‘social hygiene. For the| coln to accompany the remains back last year and a half she had lectured| to Nebraska. | work and have shipped their supplies and reports into Washington, advises the adjutant general. The remain: Boards (Finish Up. Eleven draft boards. including the ral boards Consumers’ United Stores Co. | of © gs, Hettinger, | ing 42 local boards must have cleaned ‘ Mercer, Oliver, Stark, Steé@le, Traill| up by M 31, when local draft Ordered to Quit Selling Its jana w have completed ail thoir| boards to function, Certificates in North Dakota NUVAUNUALUUUEUUUIVGENEUHVKRAKEAEAULALUUALAGRAAOUAARUO A KUPITZ CO. (Continued from Page One.) according to Mr. Hastings. The av age company has had not less thi 200 certificate-holders and a major‘ of them from 300 to 500, giving the Consumers Co. a minimum, margin of carry _ no draw no interest and pi idends. They merely confer the holder the right to patroni e store into which from ten to fi ercent of his money has been inve: or in which it may ‘be invented ne future time. ‘ At the timo of Townley’s Meni ruptcy proceedings here, an offi- cial of the company admitted that a very emal! portion ‘of the com- pany’s original $10,000 capital had been ‘paid in.’ and that only a few shares of stock in the parent company had been issued. There has beet much unrest Grocery Department Specials Make a Dollar Look Like One Dollar and Forty Cents 10 Bars Electric Spark Soap, (sold with a.grocery order'only) Matches (35¢ packages), ‘per package ... 3 cans Corn (20 just a few cases left 3 cans Peas (20c value), just a few cases left 2 cans Tomatoes (25¢ value), n operations, and th dopted by . the. ‘be ‘e in response a 2 a a “Mo: ul a tnovotgh vet (ibe value) for. ce ies 29c SHIRTS—Made to measur ns No. 8 size Baked Beans aire aq, : value) for lein, Tailor and Cleaner. ‘Peanut Butter in bulk, Salad Jell per pound Lime Jifiy-Jeli is fla- vored with lime-fruit ‘es- sence in a vial. It makes a tart, green salad jell. Tomatoes — Cucumbers — Young Onions — Radishes Cauliflower. Young Bunch Carrots SPECIAL lecherg Head, Lettuce, 2 for We specialize. in High Test Cream and Cottage Cheese. A Jiffy-Jell | nee are Try our 30¢ Coffee and you will say it is better than any enserices “Highly core you have paid 40e for. » hights densed, sealed: in glass. Each dessert tastes like Meat and Fish Department a fresh-fruit dainty. and A —— SPECIALS. / it is. Liver, You. will. change. tron per, pounds. ee clan Suawecase. VRP atlas 1 2c old-style gelatine daifities Fresh-Pickerel, . when, ye once try. Jiffy- per NOUN + 29,00 woe bees Sevens wera. 13 Cc Jell. illions have Fresh Smelts changéd already. per pound _ Order from your grocer Boned Pigs F now y Per pound Bead te or eanicnde Fenris Brookfield Sausage, | Jiffy Jew = ts Pound ce SPN ry eR cient AN ert es A 3 8 c eal Stew, DOL DOUG Cae, ercy ON oy od acd er ences 20c 10 Flavore, gt Your Grocer’s © 2 Packages for 25 25 Cents We're As Near As Your Telephone YES, WE DELIVER GROCERIES Dairy Products and all the Vegetables and Fruits the market affords. ~ Complete lines of Garden and Farm Seeds—Buy while the variety is good. I, We: Appreciate Your Trade” Pie RYAN? Broadway 504 Bs Micflisaiani cn Sucibcvinn biialcial aiacimansandnindminit | . Selected lot of Bananas, Tomatoes at present ‘Logan’s WE THANK YOU. 118 Third St. MAZOLA SPECIAL— Pint cans, each Quart cans, each Powder, large package QUAKER OATS—Large package, today, 3 for 3 cans for 3 packages for CORN PUFFS—Special, 2 packages for JAP ROSE SOAP— Special, 3 bars for Large bars, 3 for . GOLDEN ROD—It’s a Borax Naptha Washing OLD DUTCH CLEANSER— LIBERTY JELL—Takes the place of Jello. SWAN’S DOWN PASTRY FLOUR—This con- | tains no substitute, per package CUDAHY’S PURE CASTILE SOAP— Both Phones 211 A REAL LIVE BARGAIN Large Juicy Oranges, Der peck oo iocc wes per dozen, 25c, 30e and FRESH ROASTED COFFEE It is with pleasure that we take your order for this deli- cious Coffee, as we know you enjoy good Coffee. Priced per Ib., 35e and 40c Last Delivery Saturday Leaves at 4’p. m. . Week Day Deliveries—10:30 and 3:30 GUSSNER’S Home of Quality Groceries and Meats 310 Main Largest Size Fancy Orange E Phone 60 75c Valueat Dozen 5Qc Sunmaid Seedless Raisins, 20c Yalue at 15¢ bh. TOMATOES We have a large quantiy of Fancy Solid Pack, Baltimore, 3 lb. Cans. wholesale cost ....... 23¢ Curtice Brand Plum Pudding— 40c value, ei earn erat ate 30c Curtice Brand Baby Beets—35c value, AE cece eee e eee eeeee 23c Curtice Brand Peas—Extra sift- ed, 30¢ value, Abs Loehies aeeenicats 20c Carnation Milk, tall cans, at Curtige Brand Ptited Cherries— 0c value, last chance, at .. 35c Helmet Brand Peas— 20c value, at Soup—Beef or Chicken, 15¢ value, at 10c sea Eanes: Danan, 70c value, pounds or halves, Per-Ib. 06... cee ee eens 60c Leas ‘1e Fresh Cookies, bargain, per Ib. ........ 17e VEGETABLES Tomatoes, Lettuce, Celery, Cucumbers, Cauliflower, Sweet Potatoes, Etc. Bacon—Fancy Mild Cured, heavy, half or whole strip, per lb. . far aie Oe a 38c Finest Quality Blood Sausage, Head Cheese, Liver Sausage, Ete., made daily, lb. .. ee, . 20 Tribune Want Ads Bring Resuts Pure High Test Credit $1.17 25c Barataran Shrimp, Bullion rrant Jelly. Phone Us Your Order Early SATURDAY SPECIALS n F “i . s « GROCERIES Pride of: Delaware Swect Potatoes ~ US ___ | —No. 3.can, regular 35c. nl af OCERIES PHONE 53 VEGETABLES Star, Naptha, Washing Powder | Special, 3 cans for FANCY GR a for 20 | stonatch Tomato. Soup—Regular Monarch Grape Marmalade, reg- Bil es Fresh Tomatoes, Artichokes, Cu- Red Top Crawford se BSc Ber oe Special, es Lapa ba alue, teas cumbers, Egg Plant, Head Let, Indes, Bompkin—No. 3 ean, reg | Normanna Fresh Mackerel—9 oz siaeters Thousand Island Dress: { . tuce, Rhubarb, Celery, Green en Raine Special, a i 35c seller. ing, eee 30c seller: S ; i 3 ; cans pecial me ty (3 aS y Onions, Green Peppers, Sweet Chgice Navy Beans, some frosted, First Choice Mushrooms, Heinz’ ~. Potatoes, Cabbage, Rutabagas, _ M noe io a ‘i Ha deees is UREN laos. « Spaghetti, Heinz’ Fig Pudding, ~ 5 ir. Price’s Corn. Flakes, unbar’s Carrots, Spanish Onions. 6 packages for ; Veribest Lobstérs, Si FRUITS i a Lubes, Bar-Le-Duc Ci ee CHEESE - , ‘Li pe . Nis Bananas, Orange s, Apples, me rown. Fuli Cream, Full. Brick, N."Y. » ons), Dr. Philip's kamous Juicy Limburger, Kraft, Pimento, = : oe PLE, : Grape Fruit. sat Prices That Talk wn & Geierman, | Grocers _ ashe a: Successor to Cammenbert. Z