The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1919, Page 3

ny \ “ .) FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1019 BURLEIGH CROPS STAND AHEAD OF STATE AVERAGES Much of the Wheat Here Will Grade No. 1 as Against _ No. 3 Elsewhere 15,000 ACRES OF CORN Yield of Maize of Finest Quality and Heaviest in History of County Burleigh county crops are fully as good as any section in the state, and wheat here will test as high, if not higher than any other in North Da- kota, according to George A. Gustaf- son, county agricultural agent. Some of the wheat in the southern portion of the county will grade 'No. 1, he add- ed, while information reaching the county agent's office says that in prac- tically all portions of the ‘state, al- most all wheat will grade No. 3. 15,000 Acres of Good Corn. “Corn is the best crop in the coun- ty, taken a3 a whole,” said Mr. Gus- tatson this morning. “It is in excel- lent condition and will be equal if not better than the normal yield. Inj} 1918 12,198 acres were planted in corn in. Burleigh and this year I estimate the acreage to be more than 15,000. “Most all of the corn is now past danger of frost. Although some dam- age to this crop has been caused by grasshoppers, yet it is not very great. Hay Yield Excellent. 1 “Hay is the next best crop, I be- lieve. It will yield about 85 per cent of normal. crops in the county today are approxi- mately: Pasture, 80 per cent; wheat, 63 per cent; oats, 60 per cent; barley, 63 per cent; rye, 7-bushels to the acre; potatoes, 83 per cent;, flax, 60 per cent. these figures are a little low. As a whole, crops are much better than they appeared to be a month ago. “In the northeastern part of the county the wheat crop is 50 per cent of normal. Dry weather and rust, par- ticularly the latter, have made inroads in yield. Corn is very good, but there is not a very extensive acreage of this crop in that section. Oats will be. about 60 per cent of normal, fl: is good, better than was expected. House for Sale Am offering house of five rooms and bath, trees close in, modern except heat. A nice little home. $2400. Easy terms. Have an eight room house, modern, well located, will sell “very réa- |j sonable. Have a nice Bungalow I am offer- ing for $3000. If you are looking for a home I can save you money. J. H. HOLIHAN Lucas Block. Phone 745, - BISMARCK ‘DAILY TRIBUNE. mal and potatoes 75 per cent. “In the northwestern part of Bur- leigh county the crops are slightly bet- ter than in the eastern quarter. The crops were a little further advanced and therefore were able to resist the rust better, Rust has caused a cer- tain amount of damage there, but not as much as in the eastern part. Southern Half Best. “The entire suuthern half of the county is better than the northern portion, The wheat is better and has escaped a large part of the damage of early rust. ‘Corn is’ exceptionally good there, but the oats crop is quite Barley will be about 70 per cent nor-| manure which will greatly fertilize the soil, Another feature is that it is the best prevention against grasshoppers, as ft plows up and destroys eggs al- ready deposited and prevents eggs be- ing laid, as grasshoppers wilknot de- posit their eggs in plowed land. This has been proven conclusively this year, for farmers who plowed their lands deep last fall did not suffer from grasshoppers very much, except- ing those that got into their fields from places where fall plowing was not practised, “Plowing in the fall also turns up the soil to the sun light which re- freshens and enlivens it and land that is plowed now will retain a great deal of moisture which will be beneficial to crops in a dry season such as we had this year. Jn, fact it is almost as good as summer plowing.” - ‘Lieut, Belk ‘Home. Lieut. L. ‘H, Belk, son of Capt. John Belk, and one of Bismarck’s best known young men, is home after two years in the service. Lieut. Belk went from Elsmarck to Camp Dodge, where he spent eight months in train- ing. He then was transferred to Camp Lee, Virginia, where he won hig commission, He went to France with thé ‘309th engineers and spent more than a year at the front, returning to America, on) July 18, and to his favor- ite spot in Ameriea last Tuesday, Tribune, Want, Ads bring. results. MOTHER'S. FRIEND FOR © Expectant Mothers MAKES THE CRISIS EASIER The conditions of other; In some instances, perhaps, | ‘ at Less Than Wholesale Cost i low. This is due to the dry weather more than anything else. Flax will be about 75 per cent of normal and is greatly improved since the ‘recent rains. Potatoes are good and improv- ing. The hay yield on the high land is excellent, but that in the river bot- toms is not so good this year. “There is a great deal of fall plow- ing going on in the county at pres- ent, which is a sign that next year's crops should be very good. M. J. Me- Carthy, a farmer seven miles south- east of Bismarck, has 80.acres in red macaroni wheat which is almost free} from rust and will make an excellent yield., This type of wheat seems to withstand rust better than other grades. His corn crop is excellent and he attributes the success of his crops to the fact that he plows 7 1-2 inches deep. BROWN & JONES Q.S. 8S. We Are Still in the ‘ Grocery Business Call or telephone your orders and they will be promptly executed with * Quality Goods and Ef- ficient Service. Fall Plowing Urged. “Fall plowing wil! not only pro- duce better and larger crops, but it also plows down a heavy crop of green | CASTORIA Our deliveries leave daily at 10 a. m. and 4 p. m.—Saturday For Infants and Children delivery 9 and 10:30 a. m. and in Use For Over 30 Years 2:80 and 5 p. m. Always bears CANE r j e Signayure of ? Ciedin PTT The McConkey Commercial Company Phone 209 510 Broadway We see by the papers that Uncle Sam is going to inspect | the retailers in Bismarck to see if they can find any prof- H iteers among them. We, like every other retailer in Bis- | marck, will welcome this investigation, as. we know there | was never a time since we have been in business where i the margins were as close as they are today. In fact they are.so close that we have wondered how we were to con- tinue in business and still sell at prices that we are mak- ing.. We could save alittle were we to get cash for our goods, for by so doing we could pay cash and save on an average 2 percent that we are allowed to take off on our purchases. Then again we could save another 3 percent for bad debts for to be as careful as we can we meet losses. Then again we could save paying interest which is quite an item; then the extra expense of collecting we could save. All this we give to our customers and still make as much as we now do. We have thought this over very carefully and will, commencing Monday, August 18th, adopt the cash plan. On some items there will be no change in prices and others, wherever it is possible, we will change our prices so that on an average our customers will save from 10 to 20 percent. Watch the paper from day to day as we will try to keep you informed of what We are doing. y and are equinped with the largest and the best refrig- eration plant of any retail store in the Northwest for the‘ proper handling and ‘aging of meat. Our meat is so tender that it'cuts like butter. We raise our own cattle and ‘only the fattest and choicest are killed and sold over our counters. It is to our mutual advantage that you trade here as we guarantee everything to be as repre- sented. WE PERSONALLY INSPECT ALL MEAT AND CATTLE 22c Pot Roast—Best Last Year’s Hens — For grade, per Ib. ... stewing or roast- 3 0 Regular. Roast— ing, per lb. ...... Cc Per Ib. ......... 24c Rib Roast—The best stand- ing rib, 30c Perabi. $2740... Beiling or Stew Meat—Per Ib. ... 18c Kidney Suet—For general pean 15c ¥oung Chickens— Perlb.ue eee. 40c Breakfast. Bacon —Per Ib. ....0... 40 Cc Weiner Sausage—Our own make, per 2 8 c pound Head Cheese and Liver Home Rendered lad-Perb.... SOC SDH ae Veal Roast: or’ ah : Steak—Per eal Stew— pound .......... 23 Ci Pea ee, ] 8c GROCERY ‘SPECIALS ae flavor, i) per Flour only Pens 10 L/. 2C In 24-Ib. sacks ...... $1.75 FOP. . 0) EES 25c (Sold for cash only): See es puonsthn Onis bi Early—Mail Orders Filled Delivery Hours-...... Se SS Peek hee AS O518:30 SATURDAY SPECIALS Pork Sausage — Link or loose, per pound Loin of Pork—Chops, Etc., at, per pound 3 2 Cc Roust of Pork— Home raised, Ib... 36c Sheulder of Fore fin- est selected pork, perib.. ss... 34c Hamburger—Fresh made daily, per - 2 5 c pound Loin Veal Steak or Roast—Per Ib. ... 32c Canned Milk—Any '. brand, large CANS aie. 1 6 Cc Magic Laundry Soap—Per bar Fancy Water- - melons—Lb.... 310% MAIN:ST. Promptly. and 10:15 A. M.; 4:00 P. M. | -KUPITZ CO. Phone 88——Will Connect You with All Departments——Phone 68 QUALITY SERVICE SANITARY Fourth Street Bismarck Make a Dollar Worth One Dollar and Forty Cents GROCERY DEPARTMENT P SATURDAY SPECIALS FOR CASH We are specializing 'on Chase & Sanborn Coffee, Seal Brand, White House Coffee and Barrington Hall. “We also have the Guatamala Coffee (50c value) 43 special for Saturday, at, per pound. :.......... Cc No: 2 size Canned Tomatoes, solid pack, 20c value, 3 for No. 3 size Canned Tomatoes, solid pack, 25c value, 3 for ‘ No. 2 size Wax Beans, 20c value, 3 cans for Toilet Paper, 10c value, 4 rolls for Macaroni, Egg Noodles, Creamettes, 10c value, 3 for Armour’s Toilet Soap, 10c value, 3 bars for Wan-eta Cocoa, 1 pound package for Domestic. Sardines, 10c value, 3 cans for We specialize in Cottage Cheese and Cream Meat & Fish Department Specials for Cash Pot .Roast Beef, 20 c Rib Boiling, 1 8 c per lb. ap beeeees per Ib... cts as erie... 200 [fom tc... 20C FRESH DRESSED SPRING CHICKEN—SPRING LAMB Our Meats are all Government Inspected—Try them and b note the difference. Richholt’s Cash Carry [Fie ot] Grocery [zn 4 Thayer] WE APPRECIATE YOUR TRADE SATURDAY SPECIALS NICE TOMATOES— Ber basket 22st satus ce csnheaet sone 40 Cc EGGS—Strictly fresh, PER GOZEN FATA a es has atmardessg ataio 38c FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE— Per POUT So ee Ck aaa eee ee neers 6 1 5c SUN KIST APRICOTS— 30c seller at Why Not Try the Richholt plan of CASH & CARRY and see how much you save in one month. We will guarantee YOU that you will never want to go back to the old CHARGE PLAN. A The day’s expenditures don’t run up nearly so high if you trade-here.-- Cut Down the High Cost of Living by trading at Bismarck’s only Exclusive Market DOHN’S We handle nothing except what is in-the Meat Market litte and we at all times handle only the best at the most rea- sonable price.. This week the prices are very low on— Beef and Veal It will pay. you to shop here and get our prices FRESH KILLED YOUNG SPRING CHICKENS SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY SAUSAGE—We make.all kinds of:Sausage, fresh every day. This is a strictly sanitary market ‘in every detail and is given the highest rating from the state inspector. WE WANT YOUR TRADE AND INVITE Dohn’s Exclusive Market PHONE 176 ° EVERYTHING MUST BE GOOD - fresh and pure or the meal will be a disappointment. The grocer who sells unreliable foods just for the sake of making a few cents more, is not a safe man with whom to trade. Unreliable things can’t come into this store, much less go out of it. Every article we sell is dependable. Geo. W. Little, Prop. LOGAN’S- “We Thank You” Eating Apples——Cooking Apples Crab Apples——Pears——Peaches Plums—Cantaloupes—Watermelons Squash——Beets——Carrots Cucumbers——Green Peppers Cauliflower—Something nice, in 2 1-2 lb. eans, at Richelieu Jams and Strawberries preserved arrived today. : They are new stock and nice. Farm House Olives arrived today and they sure are fine. - Try a jar. 2 Both Phones 211. 118 Third St. Saturday Deliveries—9 and 10:30 A. M.; 2:30-4:30 P. M. Last: delivery ‘on. week. days at. 4:00..Ps Mi...) i001. E.A.Brown Quality Groceries at Prices That Talk 1 ce : PHONE’ i i 53 | Successor to Brown & Geierman, Grocers SATURDAY SPECIALS FRUIT SPECIALS Extra Fancy Early Richmond Canning Cherries, f 24 boxes to the crate, only ....... Vek eeeeeeees ae $2.75 (Don’t pass them up—it’s a bargain.) 8 Burbank Plums put up in 18-Ib. net lugs. A real bargain, at ......... cc cece cece nc eneenes Pears, extra fancy, Fancy Bananas, 3 per basket ........... 60c per dozen .......-.06 . 40c Good Watermelons, Crab Apples, 40c and ...........66 60 2 Ibs: for 20.5.6 650008 25c VEGETABLES Golden Bantam Corn——————Carrots. Green. Onions New Cabbage New Spuds Reis White. Spine Cu- Hunt’s Baking Powder, 40 c cumbers, per bu. .. $ 1 .90 2 1-lb. cans for ...665 Fruited Wheat, special, 3 pkgs. for 25c Bubbles Powdered Washing Soap, also used for general house cleaning, regular 10c seller, spe- cial, 4 packages 2 5c for For Pickling Vinegar insist on Heinz and you will have the BEST PURE HIGH TEST SWEET CREAM e Pearline Washing Powder, régu- lar 7c seller; special, 2 5 c 5 pkgs. for ........ ne Rolled Oats, 6 Ib. sack for ..........008