The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 31, 1923, Page 3

FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 19238 ‘MAY HOLD CAPTIVES 6 MONTHS MORE Irish Government Will Re- lease De Valera Follow- ers Gradually FREE 300 A MONTH Making Efforts to be Humane in Treatment of Those in Detention Dublin, Aug. .—Recent powers granted the Irish Government have made it clear that there will be no immediate release, in a body, of the 12,000 De Valera followe including 300 wome who wer during the lat ernment? imitating the tactics which they em- ployed. At a recent session, government officials read letters from prisoners to their wives saying they were well fed and cared for. Critics of the pri- sons discounted the letters, contend- ing that the captives made light of their suffering to reassure relatives. Little has developed to substantiate cruelly treated. Evidence was pro- duced at one investigation confirmi the allegations of beating captiv. but these appeared to be isolated cases, Numerous prisoners, on being freed, have told newspaper corre- spondents that they found the jails irksome, but were not inhumanly treated. Congestion in the prisons is trace- able to the lack of space and the fact that the total of prisoners is far in excess -of Ireland's jail accommoda- tions. The government, say its represen- tatives, is making every reasonable effort kat) humane treatme nt of taken part in trefisonable revolt, nave shot down soldiers and carried on a campaign of terrorism which throws the Black and Tan regime into the ~| shade.” 300 a; given iberty on pledge of quiet be- havior. The government made its attitude known following the enactment of a Parliamentary law, permitting the ties to hold untried prisoners months longer. Government officials also pointed out that they to make further arrests, ment of prisoners contim\’\ ect of much discussion Protest meeti are held Sunday where and Mr of Ypre s. M Despard, are the chief speake that the rebel pris: from Overcrowalniy in h aired in wers from minis- the Republican : deliberate campaign of disorderlin jn order to make political capi their resulting discomforts MUSEUM SENDS OUT ANARCTIC Will Cover 25,000 Miles in Search of Historical Austin, 7 claim extensi ever un s tember under the dinietion of George Finlay Simmons, Texas natural- ist. The expedition, which is spon- sored by the Cl expedition will leave New Lon- don, Conn., early in Sak mber on a specially equipped ry €oni- anded by manded the tion in 1917, \ Opening Announcement For Saturday, September 1st. Richard Penwarden respectfully announces the opening of the “SUNSHINE” Quality Grocery and Confection- ery—203—10th St. adjoining his home, and hopes his friends will find it convenient to drop in occa- sionally and purchase some of the many appetizing goods he will offer for sale. He will necessarily have to conduct his business on the strictly— CASH AND CARRY BASIS. zm gions in the Antarctic and the charges that the prisoners ba the 12,000 captives “ ‘have | EXPLORERS|** Who’s Your Dairyman? HAAHNUEATNGAUNUEOUGDTGOEONEOUNUCOOUELUGODEAUGORUOEOGUEDOCOUOORGUEOLEGOELGOUEEONOOROUEAA SOU EUUOOEAONNOEACUGeNU EA tEAAEAy LET YOUR CHILD RIDE TO HEALTH atop a bottle of _ our clarified and pasteurized milk. Don’t for-~ get that full rich milk such as we / furnish — the kind that con- tains all the val- uable elements needed by the growing body — will sustain life and make for growth. Let us deliver a quart to‘you_ daily. Also some of our (Capital City) . Sweet Cream pier. Co. Modern Dairy : og As St. Phone 880 any volcanic islands an. re- Indian oceans. =: After leaving New London, the first landing of the expedition will he St. Paul rocks off the coast of tree rectly south into the land of | Antarctic. Investigation wiil be ma and specimens of bird and other li collected on the South Georgia I land, Sandwieh and Latter Island: ‘tions, it is stated, After visiting several groups of islands in the Antarctic region, the party will move to Gape Town, Afric The winter season will } Africa. Expeditions will | the mainland along the coast and visits to St. Ascension Islands in the middle At- lantic. On approach of the Arctic s mer, the naturalists will go into southern part of the Indian oc tae on the Ceoset. pues oe vill be made to get specimens nt sea elephant of the rector Simmon: named as curator of bird: mals of. the and Museum. bh has attained di: nn throu ere, Specimens obtained on the expedi- | tion will be brought to the museum and to the Ame: um of Natural History in 3 HATS OF DUVETYN Duvetyn is gradually suede for small hats. Panne is also favored. supplanting muffins, —wheat, corn, bran or graham flour muffins,or piping hot popovers certainly make break- fast a worth-while meal —particularly, if they’re made with Carnation Milk. You’re certain of its pu- rity. You’llappreciate its handiness—always con- venient and absolutely fresh. pancakes What more delightful breakfast than golden brown pancakes of wheat, cornmeal or buckwheat, made with Carnation! You can instantly iden- tify Carnation by the at- tractive Red and White Label. Its superiority in pancakes also applies to waffles MUFFINS four salt; 1 tl sugar; I Ap, baking powders oyn % cup water; % cup Carnation Milky 2 top. melted shortening. Mix and sift dry ingredients. Add milk diluted with water to well- beaten egg, ‘and add to dry ingredi- ents, then add the melted shortening. Bake is oiled ssnttiasioe trove tiitnen enty-five minutes. This makes ten muffins. cia GRIDDLE Cal 2 tep. salt; 2 cups flour; 2¥ep. baking powder: 1 egg: 1 cup ‘wateri 2 CUP. Mix flour, salt and bakin; together. Add the milk ‘difaiea wee Peaieeand heseneer etn Dro rc FOP spoonfuls on a gr. dle. ‘Cook on one Sider ‘when eited and cooked on edges, turn an. on other side. This recipe es people. CARNATION WAFFLES ps flour; 3 tsp. bakins vhs? fuga YA tp. salt Te din Gare nation fs cup water: 2 thep. melted butter. ‘cea Thoroughly mix the Carnation Milk. and the water and add greduaily to the dry ingredients which have been thoroughly mixed and sifted. Add the yolks well beaten and the melted butter. Fold in the stiffly beaten whites and bake ona hot waffle iron. CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO, 2107 Carnation Bldg. Oconomowoc, Wis | Carnation Milk From Contented Cows” severely tailored | Holstein Sets Chicago, » | Wel Holstein owned by the Bridgford Holstein. the on}: has !pounds of butterfat and 30,000 ounds of milk in three consecu- ve years, pnouncement yearly semi-official test with 4 | re THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Production Record fe Aug. 30. — Adirondac | © itske Dairy Maid, a pure bred 186.61 latter peunls c: butterfat. is equivalent to yompany, Pattefson, Cal., | COWS for the same period. cow in the world which produced more than 1,000 according to a recent|her first long time test she fresh- by the Holstein an Association of America, Adirondac” has just completed on her second 365-lay perform- ance. ‘ord of 31,580.9 pounds — of terfat, the announcement sald,| concluded. E.A.BROWN “QUALITY GROCER.” Whcre Quality Counts. SATURDAY SPECIALS COMPLETE LINE FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 17 bars P. & G. Soap for 22 bars Pearl White Soap for 22 bars Galvanic Soap for 12 bars Royal Palm Toilet Soap for.. 12 rolls Tokiwax Toilet Paper for, . 8 Pkgs. Jiffy Jell for Bulk Cocoa. Special 5 pounds for. . 2 bottles Prince Catsup for 25 pound box choice Apricots. Special for Plums for canning. Special Four Basket Crate Mofday, Labor Day, We Close at 12 Noon —PURE HIGH TEST SWEET CREAM— Richholt’s Cash as Carry | (Pee ct] Grocery [7m & Thayer] The Original Ca SATURDAY SPECIALS & and Carry Store. Granulated Sugar. 11 pounds All you want of it. Swift’s White Soap. 27 bars By the box. $3.75. Strictly Fresh Eggs. 3 dozen Fancy Dressed Spring Chickens—Dandies. Per pound Extra fine Wild Plums. Per pound Large Post Toasties or Corn Flakes. 3 packages Large cans.Utah Tomatoes. Large. can. Sliced California Peaches Central Meat Market 114—5th St. Phones 143 & 144 Specials for Saturday and Monday morning. Bacon, whole strip or half, per lb.... .15¢ Lard 2' Ibs, for Fresh Dressed Spring Chicks and Hens. Corn Fed Beef. Genuine Spring Lamb. Veal and Pork. Home Made Sausages Made Daily. ———We Close Monday at 12 Noon—— for a total “production in three years of 97,882.6 pounds, or more than 46,600 quar's of milk and 3,- The 3,983.4 ponds of butter. or equal to the product'on of eigat average dairy The animal wag not placed on yearly test until she was eight years of age, the statement sail. / Within twé months after finishing | ened and immediately was started | Two monthe after complét- ing the second test she bore twin j bull calves and then proceeded on | milk containing 1,014.47 pounds of/the third test which has just been ut DANCE Under the auspices of the Business & Professional Wo- men’s Club, Patterson Roof Garden, this (Friday) even- ing. The public cordially in- SOLES MADE LIKE NEW! |} Come- in’ and have your shoes resoled and repaired. Don’t wait until it is too late. This place is a hos- pital for old shoes—we send them out like new. Yeu will find our prices moderate. Mail orders filled carefully and promptly. Crewsky Shoe Shop 3rd Street. Opposite Van Horn Hotel. DRY CLEANERS ~ Revive Your Wardrobe! If you could see how Mr. and Mrs. Fall Clothes look- ed when we picked them up the other day — you would scarcely recognize them. But since undergo- ing our treatment suits and «dresses have become bright and clean and have assum- ed a pleasant freshness which adds greatly to your appearance. Felt Hats cleaned and re- blocked — first class work. Eagle Tailoring & Hat Works FREE DELIVERY 1] CALL OR TELEPHONE 34 Call or Phone for your Saturday needs and your order will receive the best of * attention. All seasonable goods are stocked for our Saturday trade. Seal Brand Coffee. Exclusive Agents} 18 K Canned Goods ——SWEET CREAM——— LOGAN’S “We Thank You” Malaga Grapes Pears Plums Watermelons Cantaloupes Sweet Potatoes Hubbard Squash Concord Grapes Peaches Family Premiums. A new size package of those delicious crackers, per package Sugar The market is steady with two small advances this week. You will do well to buy sugar ahead. Sun-Maid Seeded or seedless raisins, 2 for Walnuts No. 1 soft shelled, per lb Or 3 Ibs. for....... Ritiarecaeseeuere 1.00 All Phones 211 118—8rd. Last ‘Delivery Saturday 4:30. Other week days 4:60. Close 8 p. m. Bismarck Food Market SPECIALS [ "m" [ "ae" | FOR SATURDAY Picnic Hams—Per Ib. (Average weight 9 pounds.) P. & G. STONE’S COFFEE Money back Guarantee if Not Satisfied. PARAWAX For Sealing Purposes. Buy your supply now. The White Naptha Laundry Soap FRESH COOKIES! Assorted National Cookies. Nice Fresh Stock. Per Ib. Comet Brand, Imported Norwegian Sardines in Olive Oil. DANISH PRIDE Milk, large . size cans. PIERCE TOMATOES Utah Brand. Good Pack, 21% size. ‘ Stone’s Brand ¥% lb. size. Best _ Sockeye in cans. 8 cans for..:.....$1.00 CONCORD GRAPES—PEACHES—PLUMS I} Oranges, SPECIAL—Per dozen .........-.++2+r-+e+00 Be