The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 3

FRIDAY; JUNB-18,:1920 ~~ GUSSNER’S Bismarck’s Big Bargain Grocery and Meat Market BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE PAGE THREE LUTHER LEAGUE _ | (0S S00 SSSR para | TOHOLD THREE |§ DAYS’ SESSION H si a Twenty-five Bismarck People a a : Go to Valley City Tomorrow r4 : rf) Will be held at the Swedish Lutheran church in the morning and the ‘after- noon exercises at the auditorium, In the evening a program will be rend- ered at the church, Monday will be a gala day. witha big picnic, sports and recreation, boating, fishing, etc. lig __ The Home of Quality Merchandise for the Meeting = H Phone 60 310 Main St. Phone60 Ff] . Mt ‘First.in Variety” “Rirst in Style” “Foremost in Value” ' SSE TS ce a : he annual Luther League conven: i \ . F \ | Order Early—Get the Habit of Thrift—Or- yous au valleyetie each will The OO W | der Early , day will be devoted’ entirely to" thg A Ne . : ' TIMELY SUGGESTIONS eran gheevenng Say coices Li g ht and Mid-Summery | | ii a a | a a A a = = 5 a fi ft] ta ia i] im a i tal hd it fil fa ig ri] ie \s Hi i la if ii | | nh i it i it) ia Vegetables and Salads for Your Sunday Dinner Dresses for Women and Misses At the Sunday afternoon exercises there will be rendered a song service adisho: en sad a rn by a chorus of 50 voices. A number . Radishes, home grown, delicieus, per bunch....... 5e of vocal solos, duets and instrumental ions ” - a [oe ses will be given. by talented art- 5 % Onions, home grown, per bunch,..............008 5c "The principal address of the day [isane Dresses : $22 50. $27 50 Leaf Lettuce, extra large....... 0... cece e eee eeee 5e rill Dp. dellveredi by. Drs O. J. John: phoney Taig east nc aithe re repeat Le Stet soy tan ia esetre pcreges pit an aide son, president of Gustavus Adolphus iS Lor Head Lettuce, fancy ...........s00eeeeee 10c to 25¢ college, of St. Peter, Minn. Organdy Dresses................. $19.50, $25.00, $35.00 ‘ About twenty-five Bismarck people plan to attend the convention. The delegates are Sigrid Alfson and Clar- ence Larsen. The attendance will be about 500 and it is the intention of the We also have very Fancy Egg Plant; Rhubarb, Spinach, Asparagus, Pine Apple, Cherries, ete. Flowered Voile Dresses. . . $13.50, $19.50, $22.50, $35.00 Gingham. Dresses. . . $7.50, $12.50, $15.00, $19.50, $22.50 "GROCERY DEPARTMENT loedd peorles to. land the 1921 conven- ; a Hand Picked. Navy Beans, 15¢ value at.......; nee llc il, nga a ee oa Gay vacation days in prospect call for dainty frocks Oranges, Fancy California, dozen..:.... .. 35¢ i CITY NEWS i i Lemmon, Fanev California, dozen. . 1 l35e fall | of the new summer cottons now all the vogue. The dress ite House Coffee, 65c value at..... ie 53e = Sea or . Gee avin . . Raisins, Highest Quality, 25c value at... ..17e POA ig Ra section offer Sa collection of charming, simple, one piece Butter, Puritan Creamery, 65¢ value at............... 58e Piieave in a tew days for Austin, Minn., models in a range of delicate, lovely colors and white. pe Butter and Neg oie aroma specie, per pound... ...32¢ fo. visit relatives. Later they will sutrants, impor ‘ancy, 25c value at.......... 27 leavee for Seattle to make their home. © bs Gene ine lear orc Lage | erinve een residents oc temarck me AN] are Exceptional Values at the Price. Sauerkraut, cook three hours,)............4....4. 12% Poa ho d Meat Department Dr. F. R. Smy th ie Bletarck, was Special Clearance of Women’s and Misses’ High Grade Suits and Coats in the oon s Newest Styles and Fabrics VY, Regular Price! }| honored by the North Dakota Medical association at its annual meeting at Minot by being named councilor of the | organization for the sixth district. Dr. Fred Ewing, of Kenmare, was elected president, and Fargo was given the 1921 convention, Our Beef Cuts are from Grain Fattened Steers exclu- sively. These-steers dress from-650 pounds to 800 pounds Hl and they are of the highest quality. There is a vast differ- \ ence between First Quality Steer Beef and that from poor quality cows. All of our meats are kept under the proper temperature and aged to the proper degree in our refrigerating plant. To Visit Relatives Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Oberg and “Hank” PORK CUTS Halverson left ioday for’ Kingston, y Minn., where they will spend a few Blood Sausage, Liverwurst, Head Cheese............. days at the lakes, after which Mr. and Mrs. Oberg will go to Minneapolis and Pork Shoulder, Steak or Roast, per Rove: Pork Hams, Steak or Roast, per pound. . Mr. Halverson will go to Eau Claire Beautiful New Blouses New Silk Skirts Pork Loins, Chops or Roast, per pound...... ee mondonh, Ny isconetn sto visti tel j i Beef Cut ; as The Blouse section is showing a profusion Among summer clothes, nothing has more i eee Sn st uts a Me at Leave for Friseo é i. of new models; sheer dainty voile and organdy pent haar besa separate bees Powe k ight Breakfast Bacon by strip, per Ib................ ie illiam Breen, of Bismarck, an F ex ; itie: rimmi re vari smar' eed are the many styles Hears Breakfast Bacon by strip, per Ib..-............ 34c BB] Joseph Mann, of Washburn, delegates | il is Speck eens See lala here. Included are such popular weaves as I Boiling Meat or Stew, the best of steer beef, pound. | .16e tp fhe democratic nationel convention in and include lace, embroidery and hemstitching. Fantisi, Kitten’s Ear Crepe, Tricolette and Hy Regular Beef Roast to a in nominating a presidential ie Assortments are complete as to range of Bias. Baronette satins. ' Pot-Roast, ...0...65 cos eile candidate. ‘ rs rol: Roaeh. . : The delegation is opposed to the The Prices range from $2.25 to $15 The Prices range from $21.50 to $65 Corn Beef, Brisket or Plates..........6. 0.000 eee cues 16c ‘ nonpartisan league and won out over the adherents of the league b; margin. The.North Dakota d¢ goes to Frisco uninstructed. Try this fresh cured corn beef, as it is fine and guaran- teed the best. Lard, open steam kettle rendered, pound Milk Fed Veal Stew or Erutet Roast, Ib. Handmade Most Popular Girl ‘Miss Gertrude Boise, of Bismarck, Millinery | Smart 4 Milk Fed Veal Roast, Ib.. ee pcialned, an unusual distinetion, at 9 Ph ili ° ore 1) I) Milk Fed Veal Steak, tb. he rare mr ees liippine Bathin Fa ee hae “BRE 12 200 Bl tatee. Sie es, acevo’ the PP Reduced hing ‘was crowned Queen of thé May festivities at Island Park. Miss Boise? daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. G, Boise +Under- iGarments Suits In the favored fabrics are now being shown in FANCY DRESSED CHICKENS We have a good supply.on hand and very choice. This fj went to the lakes at Detroit, Minn., will make a good Sunday dinner. The price is remarkably after graduating from the university low. and will return to Bismarck about d July 1. One Half An assortment of dis- DO NOT FAIL TO‘TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE ABOVE i eh oie BE At the very first op-| tinctively new hats—- our Ready to Wear sec- g - ITEMS AS THEY ARE ESPECIAL BARGAINS AND COW HIDES DROP portunity you have make| large and small models Fis e DheLcassaelieent ' GOODS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY IN PRICE WITH it a point to see this fine| in light and dark colors. inchides many. striking- i collection of hand made] Included are hats of é : ae " = | BREAK IN WOOL and -hand embroidered] straw, ly elever models in unus georgette and ual color combinations, Ladysmith Wis., June 18.—Green cowhides were hought by a local dealer recently for 9 cents a pound; a yea 0 the prevailing price was about 36 cents a pound. ‘The wool market at thé time is un- usually dull. .In fact, some buyers have been instructed to buy no wool on account of the uncertainty of con- ditions in the wool market in genera!. A year ago wool was being bought at} prices ranging from 50 cents a pound | up. It is predicted that the present} a short time affect the retail price | low prices of hides and wool will in’ of shoes and woolen goods. | I | Philippine Gowns and| maline. Chemises. The Prices are most reasonable The Prices range from $8.75 to $18.50 One-Half Regular Price a a. | eat f cot Quality Goes Clear Through | If the Dort standards of manufac- | ture were less high, if they were ! adhered to less loyally, the present high regard that owners have for this car would not be possible. Richholt’s Cash «Carry | | Phone 631 | Grocery | 7th & Thayer | | ———IF IT’S GOOD TO EAT WE HAVE IT- Our Canned Goods are as Fresh as in Harvest Time WE HAVE SUGAR Picnic Hams, they are good and weigh from 7 28 to 10 lbs. each, special, per pound............ Cc Fancy Dairy Butter; Saturday special in Waldorf Peas, none better, good and sweet, per can 18c; 2 for....... 35c Waldorf. Corn, very select and \ | juicy, percan . i NSE $2. LOM 35! ceceisce sane 35c i | | “Travel along—!! ee Take a vacation is what the wise housewife says to the hot stove these days. She wants to get it out of her sight quickly without loafing. When she wants a wholesome, crisp, crusted delicious loaf of bread she knows that the effort of baking is fool-hardy when Humpty Dumpty bread is so easily and reasonably attainable and so much enjoyed. by the whole family because Of its appetizing taste, nutritious food value and general goodness. Large Lenfons, per dozen'-....%..... 35c Jersey Duke Brand Beans with Pork, No. 3 size cans. These are U. S. Government beans; 1 can_ 19c, 8 cans for 55c; 6 cans for fe enn BLD Pouring: Car 3. ick cece cece eee enone $1,035 Roadster 2.006. e508 do ecco ee . $1,035 F. 0. B. Factory ‘ } ~ Wire Wheels and Spare Tires Extra \ Northwestern Automotive Co., Inc. 215 Broadway e BISMARCK, N. D. GOODRICH TIRES DORT MOTOR CAR COMPANY; Buttermilk Saturday Afternoon and it is Good \ No More Prices Given Over the Phone Bakers’ Goods Fleishman’s Yeast Fresh Daily The Original Cash and Carry Store | BLAME YOURSELF—!f you pay tov much for your gro- ceries. This store offers you the opportunity to buy right but if you are indifferent and careless, and pay credit store prices, you can not expect to enjoy the saving that careful | buvers at this store enjoy. Try us tomorrow. 5-lb. jars, per pound. De us co Orie nan 50c New Salem Creamery Butter. Saturday, special | Perla ace mec es 56c i Get the bread that’s baked for your benefit. MANY SPECIAL VARIETIES OF PASTRY FOR SATURDAY Barker Bakery Syste 120 3rd St. Open cna Until 8 P. M. Phone 912