The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1925, Page 3

FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1925 : THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE THREE NORTH DAKOTA~—BEST OF THE WEST jie to $3.50, bologna bulls $3.00 to HUMAN RAGE sas the carbon dioxide out of the} done slowly and laboriously on the] (Coal Burns! Electricity; Gibbons Tunney fight re- Calves receipts 2,000, lower, air and turn it into carbohydrates | farm.” é i : "i 4 of sugars, Two lines of attack are being fol- Gives Heat! Oil Makes a/turns tonight at 8:00 p. m. wes S one) Hog receipts 7,500, steady to strong What Macdougal and his ass (Continued from pay One is actual study of living] Flame: But Gas is combusti-|round by round. Grand Pa- ‘a ‘s + 140 to 300 ciates seek, e . is to know re nd the measurement of what x . \ fle See cere : an Shee your causa one gt pound averages, mostly $11.75 "to FACED WITH cnt eek Uhereforg, a2 eae | eee a ee ble. Use The Super-Fuel. cific and Blackstone’ Billard stretches of good, continuous, rich land on this we man! 1,90. Bu pat how to duplicate the processes of] ‘The other is the building of arti- —— waned Parlors. continent and met at each stopping point both men and ost. Thursday” $11 ie ; plants. ficial devices to seek to duplicate NOTICE arlors. eG women who have faith in themselves and in the state in which| | “We must learn how to obtain the] with them the action which goes on jaan ‘ r shat To Classif they live. And why not that faith? : eae ft Rae rae te e NET Seen eee ee built an_arti- We are putting wl at argue heal North Dakota produced last year in agricultural products |“ ties, in less time, and more economi- | ficial cell, in the form of tinder] St. Mary's Cemetery. Call). penr—a four room house on ch in} Phone 728. W. J. Noggle. than we do now,” says Mac-|three inches long and one i alone $418,557,749, which sum made a per capita value of; e CHICAGO PRODUCE a | cal Fourth Street. Apply Dr. Sci dougal, diameter, of materials resembling me $633 for every man, woman and child in the state and an aver- | ie WORiTa cronies Science In Race Against Time al ny WieTaRiealecbe thece (eli WeENE Celle The Bee ELECTRIC COOKERY SEGRE age farm value of $5,884,—the largest per capita value and! fits oon To Prevent Destruction We must work for the day whenjtificial cells will function like a liv- ————_—__— the largest farm value, measured by population and number we can do in the manufacturing | ing cell for three or four days be- MEANS WOMAN WANTS work by hour. Gen- , ye bulged of Man plant quickly and easily what is now|fore finally running. down. eral cleaning. Phone 1069: COOKING IN COMFORT 6-5-2W of farms, of any state in the Union. It is both interesting! and suggestive to know that of the above stated produc BY DAVID DIETZ bull ee ,560,000 was received from the sale of diversified SOFT FEMININE NEA Service W! § arm products Pittsburg, June 5,—Science is in a t rt the d y wit North Dakota produces all her crops with the season’s | GIRL REPLACES aecthae Ue ot the pe ee ue a e a rainfall, without irrigation, innoculation of soil or a single! BOYISH FLAPPER The details of the fight were told OUnCelof matNicactlved Ter Giwer: ‘ ree me in an exclusive interview here Increase in Deposits Meee ME AGN) Nike ie a naga al, direct e| Last fall and winter outstanding obligations were paid to} which las f ‘5 nt of botanical res arch fot the extent of $13,500,000, and deposits in our banks increased | 'een repla ie ui Pe Teese atk aa ceVIAUOE: $20,000,000. Very recently the banks of North Dakota were Ne. ; Pare RieN Tucson, A given the opportunity by the Governor of the state to pur-{500 of the most bexutiful” girls our in the Arizona lab; e chase a state bond issue of $2,000,000, and within three weeks ee participated, Cue ae 3 be WAR average height of five feet} a es a n n Galt “ 39 from the date of thé announcement the bank subscription | three inches pr ated among the|_ T! the situat i } Our Story’ F win . who were | human race est me We strive from day to day to make this a better store from the 500 candi¢ or {of coal, lumber ch a ; ary stter in Price: BREA alicy® STAT BTERROTTInG, “rim tate nat the final extinction of this | in every W Better in Price; better in Quality; 5 ai| fuel supply is not far ahead. | better in Service. 1925 less ing Too F | She ‘ Sayan: is in inj ; fk will not be What Is “Pep”? doubled the amount of the issue. ta became al hair of golden chestnut color, bobbed " Most ‘0d Oy least money You're right; it’s the new Kelloggs Breakfast Food. And we are going to give you a package FREE. The great agricultural states east of us have nearly reach- rse, shingled in back but not| ¥ Ifere is the deal: ag | poultry unchange: ed the zenith of their agricultura) productive p ties. North Dakota is in the early morning of her agricultural growth and possibilities. When North D. state in 1889, Indiana was 75 years old. Illinois 71, Iowa 45, Wisconsin 43, Minnesota 31 and Nebraska 22. Each of these states had from one to three generations the start of us, yet it can be said North Dakota stood first last year in the pro- reunathe oF He OmURE is duction of hard wheat, flax and winter rye; second in barley est and her hips 35. She wears | a and third in oats. We are today one of the leading states | slippers sizad four and a hulf. population bei supporting powe land. The human race is faced, hen’ h-[ by, Tack of food, fuel and rower p scie! ert 1 large Kellogg’s Cornflakes. y growing the fossil i i i i 1 regular Kellogg’s Krumbles = in the roduc alfalfa, sweet ¢ ver i 4 ay We h ic We & das prod action of alfalfa, sweet clover and of high Grade ELKS NOTICE remains of nt ais HHS ah Li i Ceulan TONGeMIRE OW ESRBTANL ape For honey. During the thirty-five years since statehood there No meeting tonite LE Ee EA tas ARC HIRS dO LEB I EERSROIKE ipe| 480 has been built up a great and progressive commonwealth. . and salts 9 regular 10 0z. “Pep” free, value....... f Our soil is easily and quickly put into crop condition. It is LOGAN’S rich and highly productive. We have the best agricultural Prunes s climate, plenty of pure water, enough lakes and rivers, ample e ‘ Sunsweet Santa Seedless rainfall and abundant sunshine. We Have three great trans- 2 Ub. pkg. Clara 2 Ib. pke. 2 Ib. pkg. continental lines and their numerous branches cobwebbing Brown& I iedman “ We Thank You ” Por pkg. only. .48¢ | Per pkg. only. .38c | Per -pkg. ... the state in all directions, and we have a great. public and ie at : higher educational system. QUALITY GROCERY 118 - 3rd St. All Phones 211 Peas Tomatoes Pineapple Type of People 2 ; Phone 53 ¥ . a packed in > We desire to convey to you, our visitors, the fact that the 122—Sth St. bats = na ff eval 2 45: 4 cans for.....70¢ | 2 ce THE SANITARY STORE North Dakota citizen fully realizes that it is not in our land, good as it is; our crops, big as they may be, that lies the best measure of the state’s real worth as a place in which to live, but rather is it in the type and character of her people. For- tunate, indeed, was it for North Dakota, and for all the gen- erations to come, that her early pioneers brought with them a deep and abiding faith in the great fundamental principles of law, order, society, church and school. Upon these, as the | firm foundation, they laid the superstructure of the new state. 4 Because of that fact North Dakota is today above everything else a state of law, order, churches and schools. We take special pride in our schools, from the district and consolidated schools upon our prairies, the five Normal schools, located in as many different sections of our state, and the Agricultural College at Fargo, to the University at Grand Forks. We spend annually for the maintenance of Strawberries WATERMELONS — CANTALOUPES — CHERRIES BANANAS — ORANGES — GRAPE FRUIT LEMONS. Bakery Specials Sugared Doughnuts, yeast raised, per dozen Coffee Cakes, extra fine and large, each... . Nut loaf cake Raisin Loaf cake, ed Butter Rolls, very rich, pr Parkerhouse Rolls, Graham Rol Plain Buns, Cinnamon Rolls, etc., made fresh every day. Saturday Specials Fresh Strawberries — Bananas — Grape Fruit Oranges — Cherries — Pineapple. CELERY — LEAF LETTUCE — RADISHES GREEN ONIONS — CAULIFLOWER — RHUBARB CUCUMBERS — TOMATOES — CARROTS BEETS. “Cold Meats” Tea Garden Brand Jelly put up in 1 Ib. 9 oz. cans. Special 2 cans for...........-...66- Lettuce — Celer Pepper: As| — Spinach — Green Onions — agus Tomatoes Carrots Cabbage — Beets. Tea Garden Brand Combination Sale. 1 Jar Loganberry Preserves ) 1 Jar Raspberry Preserves $1 25 our common and high schools $12,800,000, and $3,000,000 bi- 1 Jar Apricot and Pineapple Hood River Strawberri sh shipment Cherries— annually for our eight higher institutions of learning. The ONLe}D) ues am Seay PEN Apples = Canty Ps Pink a Grape oan a = 4 state has less than 1% of illiteracy. Kellogg’s free offer with every three setaea Cereals SANDWICH SPREAD pples — Canta loupes — Pink ateats cde aaa j As additional information to the business men of St. Paul purchased, we will give 1—15c package Pep free. od eo we may add that you have reached that section of our state| Crystal White Laundry Soap. $ a] * AAA .. that contains 22,000 square miles of coal, which measured in| ee OONPARST Mares se eee eee ] .00 Gold Bond Sandwich Filling bo) tons equal six hundred billion,—the greatest deposit of coal The tastiest thing on the market. e in any one locality in the world, greater than the combined} $ B k EF d deposits of England, France and Germany, the three grea 1.08 En Leo ismarc 00 ar e@ { producing and industrial nations of Europe. In this! “Phone For Food.” same section also lies the greatest deposit of high-grade pot-| ad Lettuce — Cel — Cauliflower — Peas “7 STORE i tery clay in the world. Both these resources await that day | ies aL einuce oN i ; 7 cans BeanseOle Beans...............0-+.0++ $1.50 PHONES @LOSES FREE and.time when enterprise, organization and capital will trans: New Potatoes Carrots Beets Radishes |__1080 | S | DELIVERY | form the coal into heat, power and light and shoot it mile’! louians — Parsley. ‘ 8 P.M. and miles away to do the magic bidding of the generations to pias All Phones 211 118-3rd St. iM RS come, while the clay will be changed into china ware of the bine MARKET FOR PRUD. ENT r BUYERS i most delicate texttire and beauty. Fresh Spanish Peanuts. 25c Last Delivery, Saturday 4:30. Other week days 4:00. beh UDENT BUY! r- North Dakota, as a state and people, fear no just, intelli- Special per pound,.......-.+-. essere eee eee : gent comparison with the states east, west, north or south of Close 8 p. m. us, if measured from the standpoint of economic, climatic, secia) or educational conditions, | “ng We Sell We S a5 Again, we repeat, we are glad to have the keen, intelli- | ter We Se e Serve gent business men of the capital of our sister state Redo é ’ : A SEATS our gates to give us ‘“‘the once over.” We are especially glad j ! to have you here with us at Bismarck in the noted Missouri IC 0 t S all ; Iry | \ NOW! Slope country. Just now all nature is bedecked for the occas- | 4 TONIGHT ion and we now thata Flad welcome and oben hospitality bas = : ‘ a - ae as been yours thus far on the journey and will continue while ¢ lessrs. Lee and J. J. ubert Present | " I y ith & Thayer ° you are the guests of the people of this western section. Phone 631-W roce ry! Maecie cine MEDELITE AGE The Tribune expresses the hope that when your stay with ee 5, AND MOST COSTLY ATTRACTION EVER SENT TO TOUR us is ended, and you have again returned to your several The Original Cash and Carry Store.. j IN THE HISTORY OF THEATERS IN AMERICA, responsibilities and duties in the home city, St. Paul, you GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS 0 4 will have carried away with you a bigger, better and more i . Georgie Price—Brendel and Bert— /. wholesome conception of North Dakota and of the high-level |f Sugar, ‘ $ 1 00 120 South 11th St. Opposite Standard Oil Warehouse. Margaret Breen “, type and character of people. who live within its borders. 13 pounds.........-+-eseeeeeee ee eee ov Sam Sloven, Proprietor. Phone 571. « z Cooking butter, good enough to eat in 5 pound jars. 4 No.1 dark Montana on track $1.66% || , (Bring your jar.) 1 50 5 MARKET NEWS EP Ua bt sally ceuCare neh Rn MME Ber egAr. 6.8555 sbnisaie co seh Foe ete g ° ie Swift Broaadields Brand Brick Cheese, 29c LY : Squabs. HP DORLPOUNGS 2.05 sce. ce lees ts isos cues ee \ Fire Markets By ye No. Than URE Gaiden cin an en oR Man cae outa’ 20c Picnic Shoulders,* 19 sociated Press . Aen , : , Cc i ie S Merges Choice lot of roasting and stewing chickens, 28c MOLADOUDG Es We itise ksl angie dhs yeaa cis [ WHEAT MAKES. | cquspeceares, er rem.- 8 lange packages, 44c . Minneapoli June 5.—Flour stea-'f ' ‘THE FIRST LOT OF SPRING CHICKENS AT ost Woashlesiyy cs. cesarean ks BIG ADVANCE iets, tamily patents: $010 to $0050 THE RIGHT PRICE. Cape Brand Salmon, net contents per can 39c oh Sipment 24,051 bartels Bran 327.00 | Minneopa Pineapple, large cans, $ 1 00 Dea Oes WBACBRS csi peor eG to $27.50. if regular price 45c per can. 3 cans...... ° 1 can Ulikem Strawberries and 5S, Cc ¥ ' b BISMARCK GRAIN \f Minneopa Golden Bantam Corn. 1 Blackberries. Both for............ ooon . P . Unfavorable Weather ‘Condi: (Furniohed by Raasell Miller Co.) regular 25c cent seller. Per can.... : 3 cans of Rose-Dale Pineapple, 97 tions Cause Upturn No, 1 che comin os ”, $1.54 Minneopa Sifted Peas, regular 25c seller. 53 c regular price per can 40 cents. All for..... Cc , A i trading | No. 1 mix urum . ichho! uality Co: h $ zi ee wane BAe snanei Bo. t read ee on 1.65 Sugar All Week Special a Ap any ee eenthen: Untaeosabie Ne : ee Richholt’s Special Coffee, 1 4 5 Cash and no deliveries, beginning June 6 to June 12 for wheat growth was widely pre-| ni hard winter 149 Fuge Var PAWS) a deni FIP a is aes Per 100 Ibs. - Yeon aid ot market gave evidence|| Hard winter Buy any 3 packages of Kellogg’s Cereals and get one thes Liverpoo 4 We quote but do not handle ike e or untae able top cantons i the followin : Package of Pep Free. $7.10 . Urited ates, +e BS , September and . December “here| Barley 4 To wake in for ‘the'Minneopa Brand of Canned 1 ‘ds : 4 'o make room for the pa Brand of Ca poets senapny "Opening prices were sida Bae a goods, we ¢re closing out the balance of our brands i 6Van Camps Pork and Beans, size 2. 63 and softener iu at 2 Rollers Nhe # 7 at cost. Regular price per can 20 cents. 5 cans for.. U Cc lower “in, LL . : SESE: that Carried July to $1.70 and ne ‘ $ A P&G. Soap. $1 00 Lenghs Soap, while it lasts, 98c 4 *Sabreauenthy, profit ‘taking jen a Nee TOS 20 Bars...... PAE OM SS pieines Ghee ° Navy aoe Bele NS Rater 8 te Ls ee } ange, SCR Ie A en Laat tamre 3 + cent per pound discount under inger Snaps, i Oe cuaerine er ie ‘The Meher. BD: pound: Ear corn 6 ‘cents under Sane BP f A ok 0 Ss ae 25c 83 pounds............-- Dates et eee e es 6 23c ry al ; 3 sible to | ef eee — National eeu Crackers, 50c Swans Down Cake Flour, 244 tbs. net. 39 Cc 3 apa ST, PAUL LIVESTOCK B pound box... e.g eee eee eee Re tA Ebates Regular price 50 cents. Per package........ . MINNEAPOLIS. GRAIN South St. Paul, (U. 8. Department ; A A Minneapolis, June 5.-Wheat re-{ of Agriculture) June 5.—Cattle re- St b 5 5 cans, size 2, Big R. Brand Tomatoes, 7 ceipts 136 compared’ with 183 cars| ceipts 1,500, moderately active, fully . rawberries Sithout Pureees.. cs io kahe 5 Se talie iad stl Cc a year ago. steady, “fed’ steers and yearlings .in an oa x. i PC a cake ee gs ee EDR ee eae "10.60; Bocanco Sweet Wrinkled: Peas, size 2 can. py + $1.72%; No, 1 dark northern ‘spring; | lings aver: 5 ¢ 563 ber. of lond: d_ $1010, bulk | Regular price 22c pe! ‘ean. 5 cans. . ees x ; PRICES $1.00 TO $: 00 — PLUS TAX. choice, to fancy eign cee Suboo| fol avecrs and sentlings $80 = tp SWEET CREAM AND MILK [ig Regular price 22 pene = fpr ane i SSNS pe ‘ck, unchanged, * ordinary .toxigood .$1:65% to ,$12A% ; | $10.00. Fat ers and Cutters | No. 1 hard spring $1.69% to $1,86%;° $5.00 to $8.25,