The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 20, 1923, Page 2

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PAGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ~"——— SEE GERMANS WEAKENING French Operating Double! Trains Operated Week Ago | Duesseldorf, July 20.— French | headquarters here expressed the conviction today that fi perated ion or something more than the number running up to | ays ago. French military officials are watching closely for plans of the Communist demonstration announ- ced for various parts of Germany, July 29. General DeGouttee, the French commander-in-chief, will forbid demonstrations in the Ruhr, it is thought. | RUSS ACCEPT TURKTREATY Lausanne, July 20.—Soviet Rus- ola notified the Near Bast confer- ence today that she accepts the convention for control of — th Turkish straights negotiated her and will sign the protocol at Con stantinople within”the next thre weeks. GIRL, 14, ADMITS KILLING CHILD Chelsea, Miss., July 20.—Elizabeth McDonald, 14, was arrested charged with the murder of James J. McDon- ald, aged 4. The boy’s body was found Monday in a pool near a pier in Chelsea. Other children said Elizabeth McDon- ald ha d him from the pier. Police said that the girl had con- fessed, MAN FLIES BY HIS OWN POWER Dayton, Ohio, July 20.—The first fight by man jn air-propelled ve ‘by foot power of the complished fact, at McCook army SAYS HARDING IS CANDIDATE Indianapolis, July 20.—Harry 8. New, postmaster general, addressing the meeting which welcomed Clyde C, Walsh of LaGrange, as the new Republican’ state chairman, declared that President Harding would be the party's stanudard bearer in the presidentia} election next year. The party platform will be discussed on the record of the president, Mr. New said. “I never saw a more auspicious opening of a ign in Indiana than this o the postmas- ter general said, ng that “long ‘before time for the election, you are going to find that ‘elephant prefer- red’ is selling a lot better than ‘Jackass common.’” Ground Gripper Shoes for men and women. Make and keep your feet well. Alex Rosen & Bro. exclusive deal: ers. —————————s | iieaiemeiemininicen aie ee N Ask Your Grocer , for “NEVER FAILS” FLOUR Milled by the Rich- ardton Milling Co. Bismarck Branch : Rhone 1041 419 Third St. Phone 426J SATURDAY SPECIALS We have a full line of fruits for canning. Our prices are low. Eggs, a dozen Creamery Butter, per Ib. Sugar, 100 Ibs Sugar, 10 tbs. for. Pos G. Soap, “Pars for.. ctzic Spark Soap, 8 for.....: oe! ‘Luria Soa: > 22 bars for... Pearl White Soap, 1 bars for. 3100, ; ; All other things at lowest : le This Is the latest photo of Evelyn ‘esbit, former wife of Harry Thaw. e is ready for a dip at Atlantic y where she appears nightly in a cabaret of which she ig part owner. Dancing every night. Pat- terson Farm Pavilion. Mc- Kenzie Orchestra. grocer sells Carnation Milk. He knows it is good. He has ample ‘proof of it every day, in the customers who come back for it again and again. Carnation is one of the things which, by itsown merit, helps to insure the stability and success of the grocer Carnation is just pure, whole, cows’ milk, with about 60% of the natural water content removed by evaporation, then hermetically sealed and sterilized. In its myriad uses, it daily enriches the bal- ance in the health bank of thousands of families. Order it today. Your grocer sells it CREAM OF CELERY SOUP 1 top. ealt, 3tbep. flour, 2 hep. ba 2h cups celery. pepper. Pape rae cups water, cup Carnation Make Use the leaves as well as Of celery; Wash well and bree ke pieces; cook in water until soft. Add One teaspoon salt to the hailing noe ery, Melt butter: add flour then . diluted « ill, diluted. with water, and cook Strain celery and add th sauce. Thirecipe verveadhe pects UNCOOKED CHOCOLATE ICING 4 thep, cocoa, 8 thep. powdered mar, I di 5 5 sugar, drop vanilla, S tbsp, Carter Mix cocoa and slow- ly, stirring constantly ‘Flavor ons vanilla and ati: thoroughly blended. "> mixture te There are many other recipes a ‘aa these in the Carnation. x Book. Send orig’ ctrmuon Cook CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS 4 Carnation - Milk “From Contented Cows” 4 ARE KILLED Crawfordsville, Ind., July 20.—Four members of the crew of a freight train on the Pennsylvania railroad were killed last night when the en- gine left the track and went over an embankment, three miles north- west of here. The dead are: Harry Tracy, Crawfordsville, Ind., conductor; Loris Courtney, Crawfordsville, brakeman; Small Oranges, per dozen ........ 25e Large Plums, per basket Lemons, per dozen. .60c J. C Derby, Logansport, Ind., engi- IN RAIL CRASH neer; Victor A, fei i gate fireman. The only member of the crew. to escape was J, T. York, who jumped as the train plunged over the em- bankment. The engine was pulling a string of loaded coal cars, which piled up in the ditch in a mass of coal and debris. Members of a wrecking crew called from Logans- port were ‘several hours extricating |} the bodies. Officials were unable to state the cause of the accident, ————————————ooSSSaaaa—aasS——_—_—_—_—_—=ss SATURDAY SPECIALS Good sweet Sugar, 25 lb. bag. .$2.70 Our supply is limited. Fresh Eggs, per doz..20c 514 dozen.......$1.00 Try our Ravillo Brand Coffee 40c per Ib. Telephone.your order-in early. Phone 816 Scott’s Grocery 311—7th St. E.A.BROWN “QUALITY GROCER.” Where Quality Counts. SATURDAY SPECIALS Green Corn, Green Peas, Wax Beans, ; Cucumbers, Green Onions, Ice Berg Head Lettuce, Raspberries, Blueberries, Watermelons, Cantaloupes. Grocery Specials ‘HAIL STORMS the last few days is reported by the state hail insurance department. Claims reported today numbered | Kenzie Orchestra. Little Prince Tomatoes, No. 2% cans. 5 cans for Anderson Tomatoes No. 214 6 cans for 2 bottles Little Prince Catsup. 2 bottles for 12 Tokiwax Toilet Paper........... 1.00 Ferndell Coffee. Special per pound .50 PURE HIGH TEST SWEET CREAM “We Thank You” — Oranges! 3 dozen for These are good sized oranges. RASPBERRIES — PLUMS LOGANBERRIES CANTALOUPE | BANANAS 6.,,,GREEN APPLES a : GREEN PEAS CARROTS CUCUMBERS GREEN ONIONS NEW POTATOES, WAX BEANS BEETS TOMATOES CABBAGE: __ | CELERY Are you going on a picnic? ‘The import- ant part of a picnic is the lunch and we. can supply eyerything good for picnic lunches. Try a jar of Olive Spread for 3 Sandwiches. National Biscuit Cookies in 9} packages are easy to carry and taste like more. ~All Phones 211 | Last Delivery Satnrday 4:80. Other week day Ai00. Clse8p.m - - , 2, : | BUTTER MILK ARE FEWER A cessation of bad hail storms in 302 Main St. CALL OR TELEPHONE 34 ~ Phone 84. about 13,000, or 4,000 more than at the same time Jast year, while a week ago claims this year exceeded claims on the same date last year by 7,000. Dancing every night. Pat- terson Farm Pavilion. Mc- - Bismarck Food Market — FOR SATURDAY PHONE 1080 We have changed our phone number to 10860. Look for it in the New Directory. Phone 1080 Free Delivery PEACHES RASPBERRIES PLUMS BANANAS ORANGES, NEW POTATOES NEW CABBAGE NEW CARROTS WAX BEANS CUCUMBERS TOMATOES Exclusive Agents SEAL BRAND COFFEE 18 K CANNED GOODS HIGH TEST — CREAM The Superiorit of BARKER baked goods is the result of constant correcting, improving and per- fecting. BLUE RIBBON & HUMPTY DUMPTY BREAD are scored daily in the laboratories of The American Bakers’ Association in Chicago where changes are advised according to the variations of flour, yeast, ete. We are members of this Association and our products are made to comply with their Code of Ethics. Order from your dealer but specify BLUE RIBBON or HUMPTY DUMPTY Barker Baking and Candy Co. (Fe 1] Grocery [7m & Thayer] The Original Cash and Carry Store. SATURDAY SPECIALS \ e 914 pounds. Granulated Sugar Fresh Eggs. Swift’s Rib back Bacon. | Per pound - Swift’s Boneless Picnic Hams, Per pound Choice Dried Apricots. 5 pounds 4, COFFEE ~ Richholt’s Quality Coffee. 3 pounds Richholt’s Special Blend. 3 pounds Our guarantee on coffee. If not satisfied your money back. No better coffee'on the market. * Dried Peaches. Sliged California Peaches. ‘ 4 large cans No. 3 can Tomatoes, regular price 20c. BE OANS © 0.055 0.5 c/o eoiero-e ajard eis dis ore seer siesta: tue + Large can of best Pineapple. 3 cans for Ivory Soap Flakes. Per package Electric Spark Soa Home Grown String Beans. 3 pounds F ‘ Home Grown Cucumbers. \" RIOD Nae Shea rai po kee ele aren a 6 te0 Ac Fancy Oranges. ~ 5 Peete nce ee dere eee SWEET CREAM Again we will give 91% Ibs. Sugar for (Limit $1.00 worth to a customer.) ec es P and G the White Naptha Laundry Soap 10 bars 55¢ Pearline Wash Powder only 3c per pkg. ranges, Sweet and juicy per doz. 25c Lemons, Sun-kist large size per doz. 49c BREAKFAST FOOD ZEP, the new breakfast food, per pkg. (Buy one and get one FREE.) RAISINS, Bulk Thompson Sun-Maid Seedless Raisins 6 Ibs. for $1.00 OATMEAL, in 6 Ib. sacks, fresh stock per sack 35c Dill Pickles New Stock of Fancy Dill Pickles per doz. only 23c CRACKERS, National Premium, in 4 Ib. boxes per box 65c* ROYAL GARDEN TEA In 14 lb. packages, per package Sn ee arte IO SO RT coe Cucumbers — Carrots — Turnips — Onions Blueberries — Raspberries Loganberries — Currants “ SMITH’S . Raspberries Royal Ann Cherries ~ Pie Cherries ~ Currants Peaches Plums Watermellons Cantaloupes Sweet Corn Tomatoes Cucumbers Lettuce Green Onions Beets Carrots Peas Wax Beans x Saturday Special Shelled Almonds, per pound Bulk Cocoa, 3 Ibs. for White Cooking Figs, 3 lbs. for 40c Sweet Cream Milk Butter Milk” Yours for Good Service. - J. B. Smith, Grocer Phone 371 ' * 204—5th St. ECONOMIZE and EAT MORE WHEAT | for - INCREASED HEALTH. and ‘GREATER PROSPERITY Bread isthe Best|and Cheap- > _ est Food 5 y and If made from any of the following brands of Special Patent Hard Spring Wheat _ flour—all supported by our Money-Back - Guarantee — you will be assured of : getting MORE AND BETTER BREAD OCCIDENT Lyon’s BELLE) | CLIMAX DIAMOND ~—- GOLD HEART MILLING (0. "of North Dakota,

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