The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 20, 1923, Page 6

PAGE SIX 4 CONCERT HERE |: IS APPLAUDED Many Enjoy Hallowell Musi-| mn cal Program Given at Aucitorium against you for the sum of! and you are notified that un- you so appear and answer the ntiff will take judgment agains you accordin y given that that made, executed and his wife, as mortg 3. Johnson of V bi gee, dated April of record in_ the er of Decds of Bur «on April Sth, book 161 of mo: last: nix: Th the ie o'clock. entire down audite door of the Burl at Bisma pom, on ® the amount i the solos and tral numbers of showed more clearly else that the enter-]1 the ores given nd the orche ram ything put id mortgage 00th Dollars It was only applause that the com able to begin their next non the pany wa number | ortgage indebt- | { h all installments es T upheld the honors of the s 1 instruments with cello ee sa Wa oie ae Apricots, solo while t 1 family was rep-! ee tee 95¢ m's clarient sory 3 he ROR ses auanedenian wees actrees bene temearea ras ! Peaches, 3) MNS We Gagouogoodsdoodboondsueggpao so 95c ; ad the eu Raspberries, Strawberries, Pineapple, $1 00 ue mortgage on the day o Bue : nd Ruste © i e the sin vot mi GRE 3 cans for .......... Lacy see te ee ee ees e with artistic finesse. ote A small quantity makes Armour’s Corn Flakes; 25 and disbu your bath SS ea iS PACKAVES MOR: ces Ges haae «dy elsreeie ci eui Cc Second S and soft as velvet! A rea af Ae Da DAKOMS aso. ce Dance at Patterson Hall luxury at very little cost! Shredded Wheat, 25 Hf Rurieigh, 0 Justic 2 HG. aise Sau Wednesday and Saturday ‘ 2 packages for ..........-.... esses ee eee Cc Before Geo. H. Dolan, oe Iba a evenings. = a SS Sardines, bale First publikation | later than - —— SAVE THE ‘f 5 cans for 25c ke, Plaintiff, vs. H. A.|Monday ‘April Sth, 19 For First Cl : : PROBE ROAD BOR Gh O0d 2 20 OonOL 3” i lass Dry Clean i zi a t, and Burleigh 54-11) « * ; ; Sun-] s nt, and Burleigh “ing. Call Capital Laundry| TRADE MARKS \¥ ae i ead 50c RTH DAKOTA Co. Phone 684. EE : | GESTS Ske es Ara aa cs Sr ANT: if Sun-Brite Cleanser, eae cies Nera HME GHCANS) LOL) 6 oeci05: 2 iclo stoi vis si eisteie «stores oe Cc me at my office in the F [J Wool Soap Flakes, tional bank buflding in Bis : Ne) “Supackagesfor ...<...6503.0.cctemepese sine ote Cc Burleieh county. i 5 PG hy ee ee A nN nN O u nN C e m e nN ft We carry a full line of groceries. Swift’s Smoked nck in the for rlicrediturenopmandiall if Meats, and Sunshine Biscuits. r the complaint tt W. G.¢ plaintiff herein alle; vou are indeh claims against. said ¢ at | hibit them with the n the summons and uffidavit has been s 4d Burleigh county tein per: a effects in t plaintiff? de woes Ask Your Grocer on for t+) “NEVER FAILS” BUR ey FLOUR “Pokodots” The Pancake’s You'll enjoy Milled by the Rich-}} ardton Milling Co. }} Bismarck Branch Phone 1041 Richholt’s Cash a Carry (Pie oi] Grocery [7th Thayer| SATURDAY SPECIALS Granulated sugar, 9 lbs............ $1.00 100 Ibs... $10.70. Eggs, strictly fresh, 3 doz.......... yi) Choice Dairy Butter, per lb........ 45 Choice Swift’s Bacon, lb........... 30 Picnic boneless ham, 6 to 9 lbs. per lb .22 COFFEE Richholt’s Quality Coffee. 3lbs.... 1.20 Richholt’s Special Blend. 3 lbs.. 1.00 Our garantee on coffee. If not: ‘satisfied your money back. No better coffee on the market. One can: Strawberries, one can Grape Fruit, and one can Rasp- berries for)... 1.4..5......... 1.00 Large can California Peaches, per |: “Cream of Wheat, 3 aie . 10 Post Toasties or Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. TOt ee PO ae ae, A0 Sweet ‘Corn, 2 = Be eee loi wae 25° : . $1.00 Navy Beans, 3 roa Wee, pe ss .. 2B ‘Macaroni, 4. pkgs.............. woe 0D | 25 bars Swifts White Soap......... 1.00 We.carry. ry. Fleishmen’s Yeast, _ Buttermilk A After Dinner. « SHOWERS FALL INWESTERNN. D. North rain. » more than a third of an inch, while «the rainfall in Bismarck was a4. |! SIG Ser) meren mebortcdl ey coubeu lial ild-net him, he finds that Te ee instead he is indebted to the amount | # ots I | fot $111.29. » NOTICE ahos FORE-| ‘The net proceeds from th as | court house in 1} Burleigh coun yithe hour of Aut ‘or. 20-27 Douglas, N. D., April 20.—Unless settlement is effected between th Minnesota Potato Exchange and W. Hayes, Douglas farmer, for a ear-| load of King Triumph potatoes, ship- ped by the latter to the exchange ; last November 14, and for which he! has just received a blank draft and vill be started against the firm! _ Ca in an effort to force full boyment| ! for the potatoes, H. n,; the attorney for Mr. Hayes, declare -|is Mr. Hayes’ contention that th CAEL: fell in night, Heavy showers Dakota 1 Dunn Center st, reporting. ¢ Dickinson report drenched bh reported | from that that b | mpared with 311.24, leaving a] s follows: ection 3, Loi township We have re-opened the store formerly occupied by the Lewis Coffee and Gro- cery Company and will conduct a general grocery and fruit business on a cash basis. We are asia ae a full line of Stone Brand of Fancy and: Staple Groceries. Nothing better in the grocery line is produced. Free Delivery to Any Part of the City. We are closing out at very special values the balance of the Lewis stock. Specials For Saturday Keystone and Cream of Orchard brands Royal Ann Cherries, 214 size. Special per can 45¢e. 3 cans ‘$1.25 Keystone’ Green Gage Plums, 214 ae per can 35¢c. 3cans..........-..-- 1.00 Hunt’ s Guality Apricots, 2M 4 size per can 35¢e. 3 cans $1.00 This is an unusual value. | Argood. Brand Red Raspberries, No. 2 ‘J. can, per can 35c. 3 cans $1.00 Monarch Brand Strawberries, Na. 2 can, per can 35¢c. 3 cans $1.00 Lippincotts Extra’ Quality Apple atten, 1 Ib. 9 oz. glass jar, per jar 35c. © jars $1. 0 Curtis Sandwichola. While they last per glass 10¢ Glencrest Thousand Island Dressing, 10 oz bottle, only. ... -.-). cee. eee ee 25¢, Spanish Queen Olives, 18 oz jar, per jar 35ce. 3 jars Lewis Justrite Coffee, a small lot left: : Special, per lb, 35c. 3 Ibs.. Ros ted, >. ...$1.00 Granulated a Special 9 Ibs..... Be $1.00. Limit of $1.worth to each customer. We will have a full line of fresh Fruits and Vegetables— . Celery, Lettuce, Radishes, Cauliflower, Spinach.. Strawberries, Oranges, Grape Fruit, Bananas, Apple. - Bismarck i Market i| Ge! health—Keep health—Feel fine wonderful | prepared to relieve suffering huma no other food can! ion itself and give but temporary Phone 1059. . -Onions, “ef Special Patent Hard Spring, Wheat |. flodr—all su ported by our Money-Back Guarantee + you will be assured of Z oD CK TE sae ers, within six months after the first | {bequeathed two daughtehs, Mrs. Wim pe RInnCrator Ab I @urrtesTa ING CL Meee oe Teer eee ee y [tan tit ie date Guten tof Bismarck, in said Burleigh culty. FARMER MORE TO HIS SON dollar each and the son, Jacob, me A See a THAN RECHITS see ta i, ta | Bs erate concteley rt here. Mr, Kallo died Sun- t Wing and Mrs. Kallio had away previously. The will his services over a period of several years, and for caring for his par- | Jents until their death, by eating Kellogg’s Bran regularly. pnstipation and the toxie poison-) What you should do for hat come from it not only take | a ii m: fight constipa! is fought it emus | A D YOU WILL WIN, _4n the first place, Kellogg’s E d us in its nut-like flavo You can a dangers if you .0GG’S BRAN REGULA ‘© tablespoonfuls daily ; with every meal! ran is nature’s most it is used. Eat bran as a cereal hot, milk, or mix it with hot ce before serving. Another method to cook Kellogg’s Bran with cereal In each ease add two tablespoonfu n for cach person. A pop to sprinkle bran on hot Bran makes wonderful ss. Recipes are printed oi e package. Kellogg ’s Bran is served in leading | hotels, restaurants’ and clubs. It is sold by all grocera, ELHARD GROCERY 500-3rd St. ty n constipation and it will do that Don’t take a y’? with consti- YOU! Don’t eof potting av and eathar- they are as dangerous as consti- Celery, Head Lettuce, Carrots, Tomatoes and Beets. Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Lemons, Grape Fruit. SATURDAY SPECIALS We deliver to all parts of the city—Twice Daily. “QUALITY GROCER.” Where Quality Counts. SATURDAY SPECIALS DON’T FORGET-OUR SPECIAL OFFER ON CANNED FRUIT. Fresh Strawberries. 18° Bars Lenox Soap and one 12 quart galvanized pail, all for... .$1.00 Fancy Santos Peabody Coffee, per Fresh Vegetables. Sweet Potatoes, Cucuinbers, Cauliflower, Tomatoes, ‘Celery, Head Lettuce, Green Radishes, Green: Peppers, Asparagus. ; : Rutabagas, Special, 8 pounds for...$ .20 Old Time Mixed’Candy, 3 pounds... .55 PURE HIGH TEST SWEET CREAM - ECONOMIZE : and EAT MORE WHEAT ‘ _INCREASED HEALTH | _ GREATER PROSPERITY Broad is the Best and Cheapest: Food. and If ‘iil from any of the following brands ¢ - getting MORL AND BETTER BREAD. . OCCIDENT LYON’S.BEST - _ BELLE CLIMAX « DIAMOND =. GOLD EART: Costs. More — Worth It! STRAWBERRIES a! TRIBUNE WANT ADS. BRING RESULTS FRIDAY, APRIL-20, 1928 “We Thank You” A SATURDAY BANANAS ORANGES GRAPE FRUIT TOMATOES CELERY HEAD LETTUCE ee GREEN PEPPERS SPINACH FRESH CARROTS RADISHES CAULIFLOWER LEAF LETTUCE Cucumbers Special at 25c each. Jello / : Your choice of any flavors today, each 10c. Bob White White laundry soap. To clean up 22 bars $1.00. Monsoon Strawberries, Raspberries, Sliced Pine- apple, Gooseberries. Assorted or one kind. Special 3 for $1.00. This is an extra standard grade and the equal of practically any of the so called best grades handled in Bismarck. _ Coffee! Coffee!! Prim-o-ro-so, per pound............ 43c Logan’s Special, per pound.......... 38¢ Above two numbers are roasted daily in our place of business. We Roast and praise r Others ; Praise and buy. All Phones 211 118 8rd St. Last delivery, Saturday, 4:30. Other week days, 4:00. Close 8 P. M. D. B. Cook Grocery 512 Ave. D. Phone 306 512 Ave. D. Phone 306 We Deliver. \ Grape Fruit Hearts, 3 cans Curfew Peaches oe Apricots a Plums, 3 cans. 90 Italian Prunes, 3 cans 15 ’ Cherries. i Excello Cake Flour, 3 pkgs......... 25 Macaroni ; Spaghetti Noodles, 4 pkgs. ...............05- 25 Corn Flakes or Post Toasties, 3 for «.25 Who i is Your Milkman? We' have been wish- ing for warm weather and here is guessing that it is here. With the coming of warm Za) weather many condi- 2 tions that were O. K. for the’ winter will ~ have to change. The baby that ‘is fed on cow’s milk will likely to be the most effected. We would suggest that you look into what is the best for the baby. We make a speciality of baby milk using the utmost care in the handling of milk from the time it arrives at our station until it reaches the’ ‘customer. Fil) baby’s bottle with our. milk ‘slightly more di- luted than you would with ordinary milk. . For ours is susually rich in butterfat and should be diluted more freely. How the Babies love our milk. Give them a bottle filled with it and they will be good until their milk is gone, and then for a good sleep, and mpre milk. Good for the whole family too, also our Sweet cream butter. If you are not now one of our customers, we would appreciate a trial order. Yours for Quality and | Service, Modern Batty . Phone 880 206—5th St.