The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 22, 1921, Page 2

“FRIDAY, JULY 22,1021 0° German - acip@tists “ook. placeTbicians ‘dttended 9 session of the Rer- ‘here when, six eminent Japanese phy- | lin Academy of Medicine. . PAGE TWO HELD i CHICK ota iG a es eres = Minneapolis Firm Finds tte is ‘* Gonisderable but Thinks : ‘Pamage Over Estimated “SATURDAY OFFERINGS CROPS ARE VERY SPOTTED ibs weekly crop report of Van Dus-| » 4 y a RASPEERRIES LOGANBERRIES ~ en Harrington company, Minneapolis, é J , ¢ Si ae PLUMS" CHERRIES - Stee me Mecnwestars grain crops show LEMONS BANANAS CANTALOUPES WATE MELONS BA pene ie & JONES *” Acnew:-photograph of: Arthur Griffith: Zeunder " Sier-Betne, snapped | a> very. spotted condition. Many fields are good, while others nearby are ery, poor. ae pest few re have been more favorable for wheal have probably held eck the develop CARROTS © “BEETS have probably held back the develop ment of | oe rust. Gk stops have TOMATOES CUCUMBERS been di to some extent by rus! ay 1 434 We believe, however, it is not as seri, TURNIPS 2 LETTUCE ' ug as reported in many instances. It ' Xe 3 ; ys ie developing slowly, nod wee is % : % te WAX BEANS - NEW CORN much earlier than usual ‘or . these x Tepgons, it wlll to doubt escape a/ : L RICHELIEU BRAND FOOD PRODUCTS "there have eon tome very’ dee Jf ‘Areselected' trom those sections ‘of thé tructive hai! d wind storms ie past week. The greatest damage waa world which produek the best grade of each inniastern Montana and Nar wnet [fl variety.” From the: ‘pick’ of these superior eri a heen storms both in Minnesota and ne I cedps, only such % asare worthy: of the Riche- South Dakota. Damage by. srass- - z | ta b d hippers is also indicated in Bamern zs ee i fie rand aré'ué papel ana se ea at ne home in Ireland, folewing his. release. from.spridén by. th British Carre 4 aN othing better ‘ean be pr ced. ot wheat will probably vary,|to e part in peace negotiations. :-._ 5 . S a odu tly, in quality this season., Much : ore fj National Biscuit ¢ Company Cookies and i¢ will be shrunken, .apd of Jight | . Vir ™ a ee i WEAR & ; Ufackers oH ot ood a ng % ayaa males MORRIS ZVORIST. Pre oe quality, unles! 0p. h SES WAAE ievect. TP ? _ Always fres ahd! siren zing. \ ie ae wheat hag withstood the eS bs COFFEE heat and rust, much better than bread |, iy wheat, altho Ie nee Seen eon ring this*hot ‘weather is i ‘Velvel sul severely than other varities of spring eh you! use our: ‘fresh roasted wheat; Samples of new spring pen bere: ebow. a ur pedigrees % | South Dakota {s the owner. of 47 good color and, high. quality.. Some} tomobite passenger cara and -trucks,] Drug. Com! Brewionsly; sisnqoned felis pair according.to:the records in.the office] Feeble-Min tates; ‘this wheat showed a teat of 52 of Secretary of State fharies: ; Burk-|-partinept..¢ du to the. bushel, bat the. yield hart. Of this number, belong: £0} State: Coal Oe iaht. mostly trucks‘ allotted to: the state ‘by.’ - The Rye. threshing has started in the ‘ment follow! a Southern part of this torioey but party. 0! y little has been marketed. opt Ka grades No. 2.rye., ;The , general partments, niet follows: Ei i} d ) ft . aon Vani yield {e.not a8,heavy' as: anticipated | 7@X_ comm! bet i ‘ape: rexnor: W,: H.W arom the Basel earlier, due to. the ‘éxtreme..ho: {Sanitarium 3; fue Credit . ; stata nach a weather during: the filing period. te Sheriff 2; ‘Oats andy barley -ate’ both: disap- inby:jtelde: ofearly oats ue idus W Pulm-0-ro-sa, per ib... Lopatt’s Special ‘per Ib. ~ Remember the all Game Saturday — roe Me Pierré,.S. D5 t Fury 22. —The btate, packed ‘tomatoes, per.can.., p's: ork and Beans. South, | Training School 2; Public Instryction .2;. State, Hot for the Insane 7; Northern Norma! Land); “, | Industrial: School: 3; Land: Settigment| - There gre-very few spots in. f= territ here cern’ ie not fi : SAUSAGES Head Cheese Liver Sausage Bologna .: Weiners Frankfurters ars and/Link ? Sausage j QuR SAUSAGE ALL HOME MADE We: have sécurdd the sérvices of an’ experienced saugage maker and are now in a position to fomnien, you the-best in home made sausages.’ - = “We add no. water to our HAMBURGER, and only the Pot Roast ‘Beef, per lb.. Leg mutton, per Jb.. Mutton, shoul 8 Mutton stew, per Ib 1c Stew Oo : Roasting Chicken... 25e pele and Drawn Soring on we: gChick AR ce Heke crop. pple: Sate uni stertain. It considerably vetted. by, ty per Ib. * ‘apotted.: In places redeived: moisture, the .con-4 ins bid ary arpa gt 8 Leverkursen, Germany, Tuly ‘2 German. dyeptuff manufacturers’ total production this year will not exceed 60,000 tons, which will make it impos- sible to “flood” the markets of Eng- land or America, or even compete suc- cessfully against, American manufac turers,;.asserts ..\Dr,,.Car), Duisbers, head of Germany’s greatest dye manu- facturing organization. “We have recently increased our capital to. 1,762,900,000 marke, . which ig, 719,000,000. more than our previous capital, but, this was the, inevitable consequence of the tremendous. depre- ciation of ‘our currency ‘and’ resultant increases in the prices of commodi- ties,” he said. .“It has nothing to do. with intended-attacks on .the world market, which it has been reported we were planning. “Labor difficulties, shortage of qoal, the, unsatisfactory. traffic conditions;. as far as the Rhineland 1s concerned, the’ pbstacles, tatsed ‘by the Rhine customs barrier; alli prevent us, in/* any case, from increagiag: ir output, | and legve us in a far. renk ory position. This posit{on’.-is. made worse: by the Pees, 4 Dr. Duisherg characterized” a <re- ported demand in some American quarters from the closing of German dyeworks because “they might ‘be us- ed for the manufacture of explosives’ and poison gas in another war,” was “atterly senseless, since Germany has been deprived of the means of employ: ing, poison gases for war purposes, even if she wanted to.” He added that | ie sane man in Germany inks of rresh: wa! “Tt is dntriait to understand -Ameri- can anxiety,” -he continued, “for the American ‘industry is incomparably stronger than ours.’ HOPSECALLS I FOR JAPANESE DATA ‘Washington, “hy 22. 22.—The “subject of the understanding of Japan in‘1908 relative to patrol. of. Japanese immi- gration to tle United States will be inyestigated, by the house immigration committe which'today adopted a reso- lution requesting the state department to furnish it with diplomatic corre- apondane? leading up to. the agree- ment. TEACH CHILDREN RED sy, DOCTRINES By ‘Newspaper Enterprise “geatle, pr Coe ee sirle are:- to live..to; outside wedlock in soviet Bussia, says Mrs. AwmaDegemhardt, a refugee who has arrived here. Children of-such couples, Mrs. Degenharat ‘dedlaré, become wards A ‘premium of Satisfact- |: Salmon, tall cans, . lican 15¢3'3.cans.for:....: Apricots, Jarge eans, quality; guars * J can 25e 3,3 cana, f Van Camp’s: Pork and. Beans, wi size can, regular: 30c vanes! t 1 can 25¢; 3 cans for... Mr. Ear! Nordland : Biscuit Co.’s Cookles‘ an Fig Newton. . Cheese Bandwich .” “Cheese Wafer. _ Cameo Biscuit ‘ Arrowroot © ~ Premiums Vanilla Wafer Nabiseos, 15e ‘sellers, Lemon Snaps, 10c.se! Zu Za Snaps, 10¢ see res for canine should order at once. Those desiring iz ber- “Bana a8 ' CEOS OS ‘COFFEES other argsian : ; at in town, a quart, and Prat ned ¥ stables, every. day at our, eee ainte and a out ayens trade at... best of meats are-used in the’ shaking: of all sausaeer Try them and be convinced. * -°**. Quality Meat Market ‘BROWN & NORUM, Props. 211 ‘Broddway * oY : Phone 277 Pen eee kad eaihay Specials _DAVIS’ GROCERY Phone 465: or 819 ‘Mandan Ave Butter; fancy creamery Country: eggs, per:dozen Fancy Blue-Rose Rice, 3 lbs Carnation or ¥Van:Camp’s Hillsdale Apricots, 242 size cans Peaches; very best,:214 size cans, 35¢c, 3 for... Sugar, “10 pounds Roast Beef, 2% si can, extra special 55c value Ekectric: Spark soap, '10 bars ‘Lenox-soap, Star. Na We. have more ‘specials on hand for your dnspection: *Milk: and: cream>fresh every day. Northern Ice: — per quart Bananas, ber pound janie “which is ae a i uniform “a high pércentage of gluten. ‘Necessarily a‘High priced flour dh -secbtixit of ite high quality. For éalé by all Stockrs. ‘Rus |-Miller a ie Co.