The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 12, 1923, Page 8

eAGE EIGHT serve Board; James G. McNary of Las Veg: New Mexico, to suc- caed Mr. inger as comptroller and Milo D. Campbell of Cold to be the \‘dirt rve board member. Mis! Water, | farmer RUM FEETS: BRING SUPPLY | TO ATLANTIC Bootleggers Run Out in Power Boats and Drive | COURT DENIES CHARGE MADE President of Equity Company Claims He was Not Guilty | Of Contempt of Court Jan. 12.—Summoned | Cole here this | © of contempt t. president Fargo, N. D., before District Jud, afternoon on a chi of court, C. W. Re charged with having failed to obey Hyland, N. J., J - the eg 's order te turn over the |rum fleet of 22 vessels which bobbed {up off Sandy Hook yesterday while -|the New York dry naval squadron] was being reorganized was still standing off the Ambrose Channe: light shaft ready for business as a member of the board of the company, made an affi- davit that Reichert has misappro- | ee rite aoa priated ut $190,000 in notes of hile prohibition forces were tal the cor n, the allegation being |ing to New York four small boats Dehydrated based on the declaration that Reich- | captured last night while attempt-/ ert has refused to turn over the |ing to land from the mother ship, # Fruits & VEGETABLES beoks to Larson, Mr. Reichert de- strict watch wa: ing kept. | A lured that he refused to turn over | deen eta es 7 | Finest table quality products the books without a receipt and | mated a sands of cases of) checking them : liquor had been landed last night} In Handy at Economical The president of the company also from the rum fleet presumably haling | YOUR Healthful declares that the company is not in-|from the Bamahus. It had a vast GROCER'S = Convenient ut is paying up its debts, |Stock to dispose of to bidders put- KING’S FOOD PRODU that the receivership be |ting out from this resort and other Onan at ICTS CO. nd hearing was to continue | Places along the coast. Liquor land- TORTL, no jed last night was reported to have on this point. |been sent by motor truck to New ren and other cities. Whisky, gin, CRISSINGER HEADS |champagne and wine all were offered for sale and keen’ competition de- |veloped among the skippers of the RESERVE BANK =." As the bootlegger runs aside in his power boat he surveys the wares of the mother ship and the hottle/ |fishermen say that Scotch whisky | of such and such a brand may be had ments today by nominating C. R.| at $15 to $40 per case. Rye was| Crissinger of Marion, Ohio, now quoted at $35. Champagne was high- | comptroller of the currency, _ to er. ' be Governor of the Federal Re-| Khe visiting flo illa flies the flag, Victim | —of the cheap or big | can baking powders —don’t waste your time, your money, your ‘efforts, in prepar- | ing bakings and have them tuined through the use of uncertain baking powders. ALWAYS USE CALUME T The Economy BAKING POWDER | because it never varies in leavening strength — be- cause it lasts longer—goes farther—keeps perfectly and is moderate in price—be- cause it is most dependable, most economical. Its sales are over 150% greater than that of any Washington, Jan. 12.— -President Harding cleared the slate of im- portant pending treasury appoint- 9. w ’ For health’s sake, fo: ecorfomy’ 's sake, for goodness’ sake, eat more good bread and less of the expensive foods. Let your next tea be with + ¢ Russell-Miller Milling Co. Bismarck, N. D. of many “nations and” the crews are j of all races. The ‘vessel .was loaded to the gunwale with liquor. Bootlegging circles here display no fear despite the capture of four of their crafts last night. | One man who escaped capture last inight by jumping ashore was, ready ale. Cy te Mutat of his boats leet. onWhat ae iewtey tor thevioat dl Test Hast night, he said laughing. “The pool will pay the insurance for”both oats and cargo.” He refused to give details of the pool admitting, however, that there jwas a powerful runner's organization land all of its members were protected THE BISMARCK: TRIBUNE GET 1 8 MONTHS Bottinea N Jan. 12.— faery Patterson, Pas confessed that he was the driver of the “death ae which droye into Westhope, N. D., “ast. fall; when the occupants shot’ and killed Carl Peterson, marshal, during an at- tempted robbery, pleaded guilty in district court here tape burglary and was sentenced to 1 * id the state penitentiary. Patterson asserted he was act-| ing as driver of the auto, and that he remained sitting in the car on the outskirts of the village while his “passengers” were away on “business.” Patterson, togeth- he jail at Carrington, where they were held on a charge of auto Coming, stealing, was arrested last fall at Flags.” i | : Scie Their Bargains / of the Equity Packing company, de- | | nied his guilt. Mr. Reichert was € Fre evga against losses. ysicians recommend King’s because ites have all the healthful Ryeretaag lities of selected fresh fruits and vegetables. KINGS Onn KeRce Richholt’s Cash =< Carry (Pime ost] Grocery [7th & Thayer | 2g " we Puts anda f Veutts Bes SATURDAY SPECIALS Strictly Fresh Eggs. Per dozen Fancy Dairy Butter. Per pound Richholt’s Quality Coffee. 3 pounds Richholt’s Special Blend, Our guarantee on coffee. \ back. No better coffee o Mazola Cooking Oil. COFFEE Quart can. Regular 60c seller....... Acclyticrete eeichene Mise Glasses Sunkist Orange Jelly, regular 50c seller— Novalco Sifted Peas, regular 20 seller. 2 cans Fancy Evergreen Corn. 9 cans .... Large can Tomatoes, cans 15c.: Large can Free Stone Peaches, regular 85c seller, per can 27c. Robinson’s regular $1.25 value. Kellogg’s Corn Flakes or Post Toasties, er with other members of a: gang, two of whom later escaped from $1 ‘00 Tf not, satisfied your money fh the market. N 40¢ SiCaNnBes =). « sicieispleisioie Maple and Cane Syrup, Saturday........... ' Lippincott’s Apple Butter, regular 35c seller, per jar, 25¢. 3 jars..........sseseegeneee Fig Newtons, Per pound Home Made Sausage. other brand. Libby's Apple Butter, in tins, No human hand ever touches it regular 20c seller. 2 tins for.............. ' —it is made in the world’s most|f Ginger Snaps, ‘ sanitary baking powder factories, |] 2 pounds ..............seeceeee cess sees Choice Dressed Chicken. Per pound Fancy Dressed Geese. Per pound Fancy Dressed Turkeys. Per pound Whipping BUTTER MILK AFTERNOO Just Tell Central When placing your grocery. order domarhen: ‘There is absolute assurance of quality and service when you trade at this Fe lageulcra all are A light clean. sto: Come to us for home dressed meats. Fre ‘that are right. 816 pleased.” is bound to grow—We're ’ | es I oa “We algo handle Hormels and -Armours Meats, 10e, 2 for 25¢c Special, 3 cans for Pui: -0-ro-sa, per pound Logan’s Special, per pound Phone pT PIMENTOS CAMPBELL’S SOUPS Assorted Flavors. ' CRACKERS COFFEE Roasted Fresh Daily. Also Richelieu Regular or Vacuum. CHICKENS SMITH’S COFFEE! Milwaukee Sausage : furter style. Milk and Cream. Week End Specials. } Fresh Sugared Dates, per pound... . Fancy Blue Rose Rice, 3 pound ‘Under Two Capitol Theatre. LOGAN’S “We Thank You” SATURDAY HEAD LETTUCE CELERY CELERY CABBAGE CARROTS CAULIFLOWER CUCUMBERS TOMATOES GRAPE FRUIT They are Goldens and are beautiful. 15c, 2 for 35c We now have them in the 14-pound size so you wont have waste when you want just a few. Those extra fine 5 filweaes erax put up in tins or cubes. Try one.today. Just a few table dressed spring chick- ens, that are very nice. BROOKFIELDS Frésh this week. Dromedary Date Special tomorrow. 2paekases®. 66 oes . 45¢ All phones 211 118 8rd St. Last delivery, Saturday, 4:30. Other week days, 4:00. Close 8 P.M. University Coffee is surely making a hit with everybody. It is of a superior quality and the price is within reach of everybody. Packed in one pound can at _ Goose Liver, Smoked Link and Frank- / Whipping cream, Coffee cream, pasteur- ized, and unpasteurized, Milk, Cottage Cheese. 25c Yours for Service. Bismarck Quality 19 Third St. (CASH and CARRY) ~ - | J. B. Smith, Grocer: 204 Fifth Street. Grocery. Phone 426-J Here is an Opportunity to Make the Home Supply = Fresh - Creamery Bitter, per tie Economical. Candiés, ete., at’ a‘low price, SATURDAY SPECIALS. - and up. 4 Syrup, 8 | We have'a Full Line of Quality Groceries, Fruits, “We have many other articles too numerous to mention. ‘i. Phone in your orders. We deliver ‘all. orders of $1.00 Choice un Fale in. Beary a E.A. BROWN CRISCO ; CANNED PEACHES: ‘fine flavor. FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1923- “QUALITY GROCER.” | ; Where Quality Counts. FRESH COCOANUTS Head Lettuce, Celery Cabbage, Green Onions, Cauliflower, Sweet Potatoes, Parsley. APPLES! APPLES!! Jumble pack, Wagners, per box.. Jiffy Jell, all flavors, per dozen...$1.00 Old Time Mixed Candy, 3 Ibs for....50¢ Soft Shell Almonds, 3 Ibs. for..... 7Aec | ‘$1.25 Anderson’s hand packed Tomatoes, large size can. Special, 6 cans for.. $1. 15 Standard Peas. Special, 6 cans for..95¢ Orient Oil Soap, made from the finest oils. Special, 12 bars for../..... 65c This soap is same size as Palm Olive. Solvene Shredded Soap. Special, 5 cans for 70c Pearl White Laundry Soap. Special, 21 bars for $1.00 3—20¢ Pkgs Chips for............. 50c Oat Meal, put up in 9 lb. bags. Special PURE HIGH. TEST SWEET CREAM. For 3-pound cans A purely Frying is vegetable Shortening product and Cc excellent for Cake making deep frying In general, use CRISCO in all kinds of cooking as you would butter or lard, but use 1/5 to 1/4 less because of CRISCO’S superior richness. SAVE MONEY GET QUALITY THESE PRICES FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY. CAMEL DATES: Use these delicious dates in making muffins, bread, salads and many unusual 5 desserts. 2-packages ...............0000 3 Cc MUSTARD SARDINES: Fish are selected and none but the fattest and choicest used. Put up in a delicious ughly tipened; mustard dressing. 3 cans for No. 214 cans, CBChG oes 33c CONTINENTAL SWEET WRINKLED PEAS: This is a selected pack of sweet wrinkled peas of unusually fine flavor, No. 2 can. 48c | i SHCADSEON betes siocycisi tists scat icine aie oid HEBE MILK: Tall cans, adapted for all around fam- ily use. BECANBHLON patie ce vies soiree cs sas che heen coe 35c PEARL BARLEY: Thoroughly white and cleaned. very fine for making soups, broths, etc. Spounds for. ho sick steps ce sa sibes bees 20c Will not absorb the odor of foods fried in it, so that you may use it over and over again. Onergallon® «6: 5 scissile hc ie he gk “$2, 20 HUNT'S STAPLE APRICOTS: The fruit is thorough- ly ripened, soft ee mellow, No. 244 can, each... .c.s..ssevscesccscwey Cc MONARCH STRAWBERRIES: Very full flavored and are packed in a heayv syrup. 49 INO ZCanjGaGNs seis ok cosh sis ues cco cs Cc ARGO CORN STARCH: The starch for every pur- pose. Gives equally satisfactory results whether used as a boiling starch or as a cold water starch. By DACKAGOE: cise sos wieis os oin'e stain ya oles Lech Oc MOTHER’S MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI: These are rich in food value. Made from highe-grade durum wheat. 2 5 Sipackawes for ys. cesses ss ks besa ess eas Cc ELECTRIC SPARK SOAP: Because of its hardness and parity it is the most economical. | Leaves the clothes sweet and clean. Will not injure the ‘finest fabrics. , AQibare crac voss Sis eles, 49c LEWIS GOLDEN SYRUP: Our own private brand of unusually high grade. aay it on waffles 5 and pancakes. 5 pound pail................ Cc MIDNIGHT SUN'S SALMON: fm cuts of good Red salmon. ( “It’s all in al shreds” 2 packages fee. 25c HEALTH GIVING DRIED ‘FRUITS: ' Peaches par- iia, Peeled, RETAIL