The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 19, 1924, Page 2

JAGE TWO - THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE 3 | Scotts Grocery ojo’ VESIWE DELIVER jy” PHONE 816 311 7TH ST. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1924 BismarckFood Market | Has Thanksgiving __Every Day} | “3 RANSOM C0. | many or eek a eean Sinte Beng, |of your fuel bill. Ask for ourse of Mayr's Wonderful| Regan, N. D. Richard 0. Sloan. Phone 461. 10h y and haven't been sick a} a pS aes sie ~ MENTS: IS ASKED. |day since. 1 can eat anything 1] Bamboo writing pens have been jwant and have no pain at all. Three| ysed for more than a thousand years | Cook By Wire |doctors had advised ope but| in India and are still in high favor.| Instead of by Fire. fter suffering SPECIALS PHONE _FOR— 1080 Charges Filed With Governor Against Auditor, Two Commissioners on charges estos asking, from office on charges of| ensance in office. charges, preferred by sh, 0. 0. Boldbe the part o cials in connection with the deposit of county funds in banks, the allow- ance of printing bills and demeanors, m county lost approxi ing of the R ed by fa » commissioners | to comply with ing adequate bonds | to protect the funds and that exces posited. I nded from of-| fice vending th ng. PAULSON WITH H. HALVORSON) Candidates for Governor and Lieutenant-Governor Together Cooperstown, N. D., Sept. 19— John E. Paulson, former Republi- can state senator from Traill coun- | ty, joined hands with Halvor Hal- vorson in the state campaign, and appeared on the platform in Coop- town last evening as the fusion didate for governor carried his | ; ampaign into one of the strongest | | league counties of the state. Mr. Halvorson, in his talk here |“ stre d the vital necessity for the eresecution of a state slicy that will bring about a diminishing bud- get of taxation, as against the adoption of a policy of industrial expansion that can result only in} increasing the tax burden, Using the figures issued from | Bismarck this week, showing that | the state must levy a million dol- Jars this year to meet interest pay- ments and to begin the laying up of funds to meet the principal of outstanding industrial bond issues, Mr. Halvorson urged that the elec- tion of the Nonpartisan league state ticket pledged as it is to the expansion of the industrial pro- gam, can result only in greatly increasing the annual interest bill. “Tax reduction is essential to our preperty owners,” said Mx} Halvorson, “and it is extremely important that we guard against taking any step that will résult only in increasing taxation.” HEALTH CLINIC RETURNS SOON FROM ITS TRIP Grand Forks, N. health clini 0} Anti-Tuberculosis association, which has been working all summer in parts of the state where there is little medical service will complete its work in a short time, according to Dr. J. Grassick, who returned Wed- nesday from McHenry county where the clinic is now working. Dr. L.. 0. Simenstad of Grand Forks, assisted by Miss Edna Gai ther, field worker for the associ: tion, has been working in McHenry county for the last few weeks, Thej citizens of the county are largely de- pendent on outside medical atten- tion, Dr. Grassick says, and through their splendid sale of Christmas seals they have earned the services of the clinic. Districts in southwestern North Dakota have already been worked by.-the clinic and in some sections they found conditions quite bad they report. They have been aided greatly inztheir work in the different coun- ties by the county superintendent of sohools and the county nurse. | remove rrhal apt, 10. The jyour remedy has cured me.” It is a simple, har S$ preparation that cus from nd allays the causes practi . liver and intes- neluding —appendi-| will convince or ale by Drug: —Adv. «BONUS CLAIMS ‘AREPURCHASED. | 200 Handled in First Bateh in Process of Completion eivcomnpletign industrial ‘e omen to feduee to cash rtificates which in the or- y course of events would be t some future date as the sol- fe sought information con-} cerning the industrial commission's plan for purchasing the bonus certi- s caused members of the commission to believe that the majo i cates in the cash. > industrial commission to pur- ct ates, borrowed money from an eastern financial house, and offers to purchase the from the former service men at dis- counts calculated to yield enough to pay the interest on money borrowed. The rate of discount increases with the higher numbers of certificates, since some of them may not be paid ears. vice men arb being informed -General’s office that for them to send in Hi counted te in each case. Wanted: _ Six men en to work with threshing machine. In- quire at City National Bank. She Says: “T AM THIN” Her Friends Say: “SHE IS pid If she only knew that she could put run-down | She has tried Cod Liver Oil, but the ill-smelling, nasty tasting stuff upset her stomach and made her feel worse than before, Doctors and good pharmacists know that Cod Liver Oil is full of vitamines that make flesh, ates anpe- tite, builds up the power to ff resist di e end s By nervous- But it's hor- rible tasting stuff and every day fewer peo- ple are taking it for doctors are prescribing and the people are fast learn- ing that they can get better results with McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets, which —A— and druggists all over the ‘ country are having a tremendous demand for. It’s a wonderful upbuilding medi- cine for children, especially after sickness, and sixty tablets only cost 60 cents. One woman gained 10 pounds in LOGAN’ “We Thank You” Bananas! Bananas!! Very good at 30c’per dozen. Jonathan Apples, Grape Fruit, Tokay Grapes, Hyslop Crabapples. “Concord Grapes” In small baskets for the small family. “Tomatoes” Two baskets for 25c. Cucumbers, Carrots, Rutabagas, Hubbard Squash, Table Queen Squash, Celery, Green and Red Peppers, Pickling Onions, Sweet Potatoes. “Battle Creek Foods” Another shipment arrived today. The real health food that is causing all the talk in Bismarck. Come in and look over the line. National Cookies Always fresh and a large assortment to choose from. Pickling Time Your surely want your pickles to be good. HEINZ’S Vinegar fills the bill. We carry only HBINZ’S pure vinegar so you are assured of the best. “After We Sell We Serve” All phones 211 118-3rd St. Last Delivery, Saturday 4:30. Other week days 4:00. Close 8 p. m. Richhol’s Cash and Carry. | Phone 631-W | Grocery | %th & Thayer | The Original Cash and Carry Store. SATURDAY SPECIALS 12 Pounds Granulated Sugar Choice lot of Spring Chicknes, Large fat Squabs, Fresh Eggs, DOE ROOZOD ioe 55 sis sssiaie. cance raisins Maisie gio Choice Prunes, Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, 3 large pkgs Hunt’s Supreme Raspberries,. regular 40c seller, 3 cans Golden Bantam Sweet Corn, 2-doz.-ebrs.............5. oqeddoaosousdas Choice Lot Picnic Hams, MDOT oss. fo o.5 cic oseis ose BGS RUS eae OdOee caus Rib-back Bacon, EPID: op. 043.0 2.0,° 96905050 5690500000000 26 Van Camp’s Medium Beans, 3 cans...... 3 Ib. box 22 days and if any skinny man or} woman can’t put on 5, pounds in 30] days, your druggist will gladly re-|| turn the purchase price. “Get McCoy’s, the original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet.” —Adv. National Biscuit Cookies........... ndoa5ns —TRY RICHHOLT’S CASH AND CARRY PLAN— Why eat bread made from ordinary flour when only a’ few cents more will give you either CLIMAX - OCCIDENT or LYON'S BEST The iienaniitoes Flours—Make m more and Better Bread. Try a'sack and be convinced. Your grocer will refund your money back: without’ argument if you are not sat- isfied. COST MORE =- - WORTH mt! RUSSELL MILLER MILLING ¢ CO. SATURDAY SPECIALS CRABAPPES PEACHES GRAPES PEARS Arkansas Jonathans, $3. 25 per basket Fort Crawford Tomatoes, Large No. 3 cans, per can (The shortage of Tomatoes makes this an unusual offering.) Minnesota Celery, per bundle Brown&Tiedman QUALITY GROCERY 120-5th St. Phone 53 “... 30 and 35c Head Lettuce, Leaf Lettuce, Oregon Celery, Celery Cabbage, Bantam Corn, Cauliflower,-Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Pickling Onions, Green Tomatoes, Fancy Cabbage. Tokay Grapes, Concord Grapes, Jonathan Apples, Dutchess Apples, Red Crab Apples, Pears, Peaches, Bananas, Oranges, Grapefuit, Pink Meat Melons, Watermelons. Bob White, Laundry Soap. Special, 24 bars for: Creme Oil Toilet Soap. Special, 12 bars for............. eee scene Luxree Toilet Paper. Special, 12 rolls for Hunt’s Supreme Strawberries, regular seller. Special per can.. Hunt’s Supreme Raspberries, regular seller. Special per can —PURE HIGH TEST SWEET CREAM— DOHN’S Sanitary and Exclusive Meat Market Phones 176 and 177. Choice Bananas. ej) g Special per dozen «orzo; We select the meats and poultry we offer you with the same care as tho it was every bit intended for our personal use. That’s why you always get superior meat at Dohn’s. Saturday Specials Regular hams, 8 to 10 lbs., per Ib.. Large fine quality hams, half or whole, Fancy Spring Chickens—fat and tender for or roasting. Baby Beef Juicy cuts of corn fed young beef. Special for Saturday only. Sirloin Steak, lb......... 0d00 T-Bone Steak, Ib. Porter House Steak, Ib........... ccs ees ete oe RBC Dohn’s Sausage For lunch a full meal or your hunting. trip—Dohn’s* Wenies, Frankfurters, Blood Sausage-is just the thing. South Side Grocery 120 South 11th St. Opposite Standard Oil Warehouse. Sam Sloven:& Brother Proprietors. Phone 571. Sugar, all you swant, - 12 pounds... Ho saoasso $1.00 Swift’s Picnic Hams, ) per pound......... 066. 599990006 35000000 18c Swift’s regular hams, 10 and 12 pounds, per pound...... Armour’s Highest Grade Cloverbloom Butter, per pound...........secceceeeeeee 39c .10c Van Camps Milk, large can, per can ...... » Longhorn Cream Cheese, per pound Climax Flour, 100 tbs... Sought ‘After No.3 ‘cans Tomatoes, regular price 25¢ per can. Five cans...... Lemons, regular price 40c, per dozen, our own Homa Malt Extract, regular price Tbe per Can,-our price......2.s.eeeeseeee Powdered Sugar, 2 Ibs. for Overalls 220denim Union. Made, BIRCB: 82 10.424. ob ee cassiceroscscr cece Boys’ Coveralls: from 7-16, regular price $1.85; our price per pair......... $1 .39 Woolen ‘Serge, 86 inch ‘width, regular : 98 price $1.75 per yard, our price......... Cc Ladies’ Aprons $1.45 values, at our-store fOr... 2.244. e ees eee eee eee 98c 5c $1.43 fee... See SATURDAY POWDERED Sugar, Fancy Bulk. 2 pounds SUGAR Extra fine Granulated, 11 pounds for SOAP Still selling White Nap- tha, large size, 10 bars for... 49c . d (With one can cleanser S sore ta free) eel “COCOA NATIONAL BISCUIT Fancy Bulk Cocoa, Pur- ity guaranteed. TEA 4 Stone’s Fancy Green Ja- pan Tea in Bulk. Assorted Plain and 3 pounds 33 Fancy Cookies. c for only 5 pounds (Why pay more) \ for New Shipment—Welch’s Pure Fruit Preserves — Jams — Jellies . Plumlade, 2 Jars Grapelade, 15 oz. Jar 15 oz. Jar. 2 Jars Cherry ‘Preserve, 15 oz. Peach Lade 2 Jars only Small White Pickling Onions—Per Ib. only 4c Ea TE ID ARMOUR’S PICNIC ___ ARMOUR’S Shield Bacon, Nice and Hams, 9 lb. average. Lean, Wide strips. Per pound, Per pound 15 oz. Jars. SOPADE Procter & Gamble’s Softens the hardest water. 3 packages ~ SUN-RAY ~~ The new All Wheat Sterilized Pancake Flour. 4 pound pkg. only Home’ Grown: Watermelons, Squash, Pumpkin, Onions, Cucumbers, Cabbage, Parsnips, Beets, Carrots, Tomatoes, Ete. Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, Red Jonathan Apples, Crabapples, Grapes, Peaches, Pears, Etc. National Biscuit Co. Assortment Wafers, Per Package only i BROWN ~:JONES Q.Ss.S. CALL QR TELEPHONE 34 Fruits, Vegetables and Groceries. ——Our stock is composed of all seasonable goods: Exclusive Agents ———CHASE AND SANBORN’S COFFEE. Baking Bread All Bakers and housewives try to make good bread. Unfortunately, many of them try to make it without good enough equipment, without a good Baker, out of flour and material that isa little cheaper and therefore considerably poorer. To make first class bread requires a shop. in perfect condition in charge of a Baker who knows his business; it requires the use of plenty of good material and this must be selected for its quality and not on the basis of price. Above all, there must be careful laboratory check: of re- sults and constant baking tests made. Back of BLUE RIBBON and HUMPTY DUMPTY Bread is every one of these: things—working night and day. Barker Baking & Candy ta ‘TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS