The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 17, 1925, Page 2

PAGE TWO COMPENSATION BUREAU GETS DEATH CLAINS Last Two Weeks of October Most Disastrous in History of the Board THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE “\ . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1925 ONE MAN DISABLED Vive Die From Accidental In- juries—Three Were Hurt in Coal Mines Look for the picture of ¢ae Quaker on every package of oats you get. That’s the only way to get the “Quaker flavor” —the old Scotch flavor—that you want HAT you want jn oats is flavor. That flavor is not the result of Everything else takes second guesswork but of certain Quaker place. Oats originally a Scotch dish milling processes applied to the must have true Scotch flavor to be finest, plumpest oats that grow. at its best—real “Quaker” flavor. Some 50 years were spent in per- Nobody has yet succeeded in imi- fecting it. tating Quaker flavor. That enticing Quick Quaker cooks in 3 to 5 min- and toasty Scotch tang of the utes. It makes the finest, the most Quaker brand. savory and quickest of hot brdéak- People who ordinarily don't take fasts. to oats, find delight in that unique Due to Quaker milling methods, flavor. Once you taste it, you are it supplies, too, the “roughage” you spoiled for ordinary oats. So when need to make laxatives seldom nec- asked to“try” a substitute,say “NO.” essary. EXPOSITION 1S FORMALLY ’ [The Quaker. Oats you have always known 2 Kinds -** ® y {and Quick Quaker—Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes. Heat your water with Gas. For Zap coal, call 1051W. {Us the Super-Fucel. Frank Everts. MacMillan Chooses “A Well-Balanced Diet — Built Around Meats” Nothing developed on the trip to cause me to revise my idea about foods; which is that a well- balanced diet built around meats yields the best health results. On the way north we had fresh domestic meat from the supply taken aboard when we sailed. After we reached the North we relied upon the wild life of the region, using seal, walrus, caribou, muskox, Arctic hare, and many kinds of wild ducks. Every day we had fresh meat with plenty of fat at at least one meal and usually oftener when sup- plies were plentiful, and every one came through the four months in excellent condition; in fact, most of the members of the party gained weight. While we often hear it claimed that eating too much meat is unfavorable to health, it is a fact that such ailments as gout, hardening of. the arteries, and other disorders attributed to an ex- cess of meat eating are quite unknown to the Eskimos who eat nothing but meat. Canned Fruit Canned Vegetables DEL MONTE Packed by California Packing Corporation. These Fruits are put up in heavy syrup, under the most nitary conditions. The Canned Vegetables are packed by the most experienced packers and modern proce OAMTT DOARD A re APPROVES THE ¢ UTSBAY AND WEDNESDAY REASSESSMENT Changes Asked by Tax Com-, mission Made—a Few Re- ductions Authorized Standard Car, 10-Section, 2-Compartment, 1-Drawing Room Via (.G. We. RR. to Kansits My, thence Santa Fe—- Caliiornia Limited, November cars will leave Twin Cities every Tuesday y and Saturday, November ist to November 14tl NOVEMBER, Darin inclusive: DECEMBER Commencing November 17th, Daily Car willbe operated JANUARY, Oey pustttes eas MING oh cam oooraten Ee Tee * exceptin ' FEBRUARY CGitics December 22nd, 23rd, 24th and 25th. Pas s sing the above service can visit the Scenic GRAND CAN- YON NATIONAL PARK withour change of trains. Santa Fe No. 3 also carries Pullman sleeper for Phoenix, Arizona. Alo thtough tourist sleeper will leave Minneapolis-St. Paul each Tuesday, ‘Thursday and Saturday via C. G. W.R. R. to Kansas City, thence via Santa Fe, } Octaber Sth, 1925, to February 9th, 1926, inclusive oF later, except that mo cat will be operated on December 24¢h, | Fred Harvey serves the meals “all the way” on the Santa Fe. Grand Canyon Nat'l Park—open all year ’round | For Pullman reservations and details, address L. Jansen, Gen, Agent E. F. R. Connell, Pass. Agent, A. T. & S.F.Ry. 507 Metropolitan Life EVERY KIND OF DEL MONTE FRUIT, VEGET- + ABLE WILL BE OPENED, FOR YOUR -INSPEC- TION, IN OUR STORE, COME IN AND TRY THEM. ; YOU ARE THE JUDGE. 2! Dei Monte Sliced Peaches 214 Del Monte Melba Peache Del Monte Apricot Del Monte Crushed Pineary Del Monte Sliced Pineapr De! Monte Egg Plums Del Monte Green Ga; Del Monte Del Lux Del Monte Pe; (303) 3 pp In my own experience I have never known anyone to attempt to live in the Arctic on a vegetarian diet. On the other hand, every Arctic explorer now- adays relies upon the native fresh meats as a sure preventivs of scurvy, a much dreaded nutritional disorder which was prevalent in earlfer Arctic ex- perience times before we learned a lesson in diet from the Eskimo. 5 : : Srrera BES Wytion, ; The above message from Donald B.‘MacMillan, the famous Arctic explorer, is of vitalinterest'to every house- ‘DEL MONTE FOOD PRODUCTS DEMONSTRATION By sp 1 arrange- ment with the Cali- fornia Packing Cor- poration, a direct fi tory representative # will conduct this dem enstration and_ sales’ ef Del Monte products day the ented a » Del Monte Beet, 2 Del Monte Strawber 2 Del Monte Red Raspber 2 De! Monte Longanberries, No. 1 Del Monte Asparagus Ti 2'% Del Monte Kraut, 20¢, 3 fo: 2 Del Monte Pumpkin, 20c, 2 Del Monte Very Small P 2 Del Monte Medium Peas, 2 Del Monte Ref, Bean: 2 Del Monte Corn, 25c, dition, reduce $600. ates Wy, pare Ly abver: 21% Del Monte Tomatoes. on No 19th, 20th A Fy iti i aft? Sopen Jet ok 2 Del Monte Tomatoes, 20c and 21st’ : ‘wife. The MacMillan expedition carried Swift's Premium se King WP Bee 214 Del Monte Spinach, Hams and Bacon.and other Swift branded products. block 43, increase $550. 2 De! Monte Spinach, 20¢ Fred A. Dahl, lots 17 and 18, block }] , P m 92, Williams addition, decrease to Friberg, lot 4, block 14, N..P. First, desrense ($1,000 7 rif COOK’S GROCERY sd $ |. Crane, Flannery.and Weath- . ae A "Be, Stenusn, lok BAe block Gl, ori THE “BIG” LITTLE STORE ei HE Webb, lots 9" 10, 11, 12, block {| PHONE 306 ’ 512 Ave. D. 66, original plat, decrease $3000. ‘