The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 28, 1926, Page 6

PAGE SIX ~~ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNB' VISITS BROTHERS IN BISMARCK VISITING FRIENDS Fred schka, formerly of Bis-| Walter LeRoy of Underwood is vis- marek, is in the city with his two iting friends in Bismarck over the sons, Wyman and Kermit, from Ta-| Week-end. coma, Wash. Mr. Glitschka is visit- xf sae ramp ing his Brothers in Bikmarck, HERE FROM REGAN TO PICNIC MONDAY s. J. A. Fisher of Regan TO VISIT IN TWIN CITIES BISMARCK AND | MANDAN HAVE Social and Personal A. S, Watson ‘leaves tonight for Minneapolis and St. Paul on business. her mother, Mencement exercises ‘at St. Mary’s I be a guest| School, Her son is a graduate. who yesterday in Bismarck shopping. home, Mrs, Tullberg's UMkGR HO TEAL : iiWe BROWER SRL / HERE FROM ELGIN 0 ta | She was ace | N ¢ I N N A T | |Game Sunday Wi Will Be Played at the Tullbers Mrs, Ralph A. Thompson is leuving tonizat for a visit in the Twin Cit- Employes of Hoskins- Meyer will go | - HERE FOR ARY'S COM ga few days in Bismarck 2- GAME SERIES RETURNS FROM MOTT ME ON") Shopping. Le Littl ctileosdea ont arre Mrs. John Ha f pt i Pik Gi FROM LINTON t gen oO: Q car Wintt| the ‘city tonight Yo. attend: the, cone eee ee ay Mrs. E. A. Peterson of Linton spent All Phories One:O-Six-0 FOR OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT brother, Be Bohn, and — Rubir * Reich of Elgin at Mandan — Monday Boehler, who drove home with heey fe Miss Maryaret Hurdelbrink, who soe shopping inthe. city ‘New Saiofa sacl Te adey ie the itp. re using only grain fatfened cattle, “Not only once a returned last night to her home, k LIFTS A Teams Will Play Here i ean craees nig the guest of herria, ie weeks, See in ° Dec igtleenl anit sible Hurdelbrink, will return to her home URNS FROM |. The Bismarck and Mandan base- ter Knott, urned Wed. | in“ Falrqont, N. D, tomotrow. 9 F y ig e a months ° ball will play 8 two-game i. Hes sRehte antae HERE FROM “GARRISON Highest HEMPEL § UL EO el Bene nia, i i Tacoma,| | Mr. and Mrs id Robinson of Fe Pri — guest 0! his daug’ ‘arrison were in Bismare! terd: ae shor Wi Sa eat in sin"ioslaon"at(] Quality’ | ROTTS and GROCERIES a Recovers From a Four-Game si ,| tended the district “meeting of bank- following ers in Mandan yesterday. y in the ion vA Slump and Takes 2 Games Phone 279 We Deliver 805 7th St. : ; ; REBEKAH FOOD SALE From St. Louis The Rebekah lodge will hold a food of fans fr TE aad at the Quality Meat .jtend both games, as well as many Market. The sale will begin at 10 . foun scrroanding towne: orelock. Saturday Specials of lead j Rivalry has al ’ 714 ‘ Teague to. two stl een VAG ATION | WITH 'RELA- ORANGES — LEMONS — BANANAS * over the € neighboring citie Brookly -|the first meeting of the teams. in - wad Aver aan of ea eed STRAWBERRIES — CHERRIES . much inte is being Mr. a -| spend, his vacation with relatives. mish play. day will meet ‘on. its Firat game of the Mr. y will then] FORMER RESIDE T VISITING Anamoose. i Mrs. Harold Wor formerly a .{ resident of Bismarck, is hero from Johnson, Minot, the guest of friends. SOAP P. & G: Naptha, 23 bats » PEACHES Calif. Sliced, No. 2 1-2 can, 2 for. -40¢ y Re the gained Binday eae Minneapolis this week. They will M. 0. 'V., No. 2 can Plantation, per Ib.......19¢ re in Bismarck today for| return home Sunday evening, ci on of their granddaugh- ter, Mary . Malloy, from St. Mary’s S TRIP SARDINES Bi LH. Kingsley will leave tonight for Minneapolis where he will trans- act business. ENTERS Mrs. P. J entered the treatment, high school tonight. PICKLES Sweet mixed, 8 oz. jar Per jar .. seire:|| Pennant Progress | ‘Delmonte Tom. sii to win |> t ...19¢ AMERICAN LEAGUE Standings Ww. HOSPITAL usch of Raleigh has Alexius hospital for BAKED BEANS Van Camp’s, No. 2 ee SWEET CORN Extra Standard 1a 3 cans for ... --40¢ 19 u 20 CORNMEAL 4 poh 10 Ib. sack, eaeh........ 38¢e Sunmaid, 4 lb. pkg. D0 — a Each Games Today OLIVES Detroiter Chiaago. TOMATOES Queen, 3 02. bottle 2 for .... rn iladelphia at Washington, others scheduled. No. 2 1-2 tins, very good, 2 cans.. -.B2C NATIONAL LEAGUE Standings Ww. two out, winning run. HAM ORANGES Swift’s Pienic, 8 ito Nieabis Beat cl Ornkinged Nice, juicy. (small size) 10 lb, average, ye the St. Louis Brow -|Chicago ... 2 dozen ..... 49c whole, per Ib. . ...25¢ turned home with| Pittsburgh nd, 8 to Brooklyn... battled 1 Louis ‘ Je by Red Wingo in the} Pineapples, good size, eaeh... lef ng the White Sox the decision, None York ‘at Boston. — R' ADCAST | Brooklyn at Philadelphia. BE B AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Standings - — ONSATURDAYS e220, Indianapol Brown&Tiedman (QUALITY GROCERY 122—5th S Phone 58 see Milwaukee ... Twin City Station WCCO tol ica": THE SANITARY STORE . 4 Minneapoil rive Deta t “olumbus F sages ‘ soon — ie FEATURING FERNDELL BRAND QUALITY of St. Paul Games Games Today mae Milwaukee at St Paul. FOODS : + ¥8-—(AP)—The| Minneapolis at Kansas City, St, Paul, Minn., May 28—(AP)—The! jndianapolis at Louisville. St. Paul club of ‘the American Associ-! Ny others scheduled, ation will be “at home” to radio fans, Si ailisiening range. ot WOCO, on ho or? Saterday afternoons during the re- 9, seiice. of this, season. Hegimning|| YeSterday’s Games | OP fa amo LR Juno 5, it was announced here today.| 0 Fresh Cherries, Fresh Strawberries, Pineapples, Grape- fruit, Bananas, Apples Bismarck Food Market The best food at the lowest prices, Betietel trom etc aoe ag NATIONAL LEAGUE z Phone 1080 FOLEY’S Sanitary Delivery ea Sectinee = Cents, Eaves Ghpen poiene Saturday afternoon when the Saints] oy: .a9, R us F Tomatoes — Cucumbers — Cauliflower at home. “hicago i F : ise ‘ PR tew major lesgue baseball organ-| Pittsburgh a. 00) We will mak aa Spinach—Peas—String Beans teemegt Mnlor league baseball oman. | Kaufmann’ and Hartnett; Oldham, e will make two deliveries Monday A. M. and close New. Potatoes radio in a similar way but the serv-{ Sheehan, Songer and Smith, Gooch, at 12:00. ice has not been established gener- vic ely. : First Game Babe Ruth will perform for radio} 5 ire 4 H * Walnuts, Shelled June 16 when the Yankees | Brookly 5 7 ; Ser titiition come with 0 Peak Philadetpni Sacha Hand Packed Tomatoes 1 can No. 2 1-2 Size Pear Special per pound : ‘The radio baseball programs will] | Petty, Neil; Mit- . : _ & gpen with the Saints opposed to the| chell and No. 2 can, 2 cans for 25¢ 1 jcan No, 21-2 size . Campfire Brand Marshmallows Peaches, 2 cans for 55¢ Kansas City Blu Robinson Drillers to Play Al) Stars Special per pound pkg. Try our Bulk Coffee : Special for Saturday, per Ib. North Maid Brand Golden Corn Try our own brand Coffee, as foo as the best, better than the rest, per Ib. .. at Prison ma Ulrich and Henline. Meadow Lark Peas Bigwoods Corn Special 3 cans for. exiiley Firat ¢ 2 cans for 2 cans for ...... Blue J Quality Brooms The Robins , bats with the fast St. Louis . the state penitent: e Cincinnati os ay 30, in what will no doubt) | Sherdel and Vick a fast and exciting game. The| Hargrave. Robinson club has lost but one game out of five played this season, and Second Game that by the close score of 7 to 6. . R Reports from the oil well town are| St. Louis to the effect that the Drillers. are| Cincinnati coming to Bismarck with a determin- ation to give the All Stars their first| } e R H E 9 1 9 3 Donohue and Drillers will For Saturday, each 3 Doz. Medium Sunkist Oranges, sweet and juicy....98¢ a We will have a factory representative of the Man- chester Biscuit Co., sampling cookies and crackers and will serve our brand Coffee. Come in and have a sample. * defeat of the season, and the priso thers postponed, cold.) sod My wit ware te be on thelr toe Special : to,keep the record clean, AMERICAN 1 BESAUE: ‘2 Ibs fancy cookies = personnel, being rather a family. af-| Philadelphia ee 2 1-2 lbs. Waldorf Crackers All For fair. Aside from Wick, at shortstop| Washington . fe aay aes 1 small Graham Crackers $1.19 “and Cameron behind the plate, there| Harris, Pate and Cochrane; John- (Value $1.45) ° are three Bullis boys and four Neus-|50n and Ruel, * Stale in the lineup. Charlie Neustel Se ae will do the twirling Sunday for Rol ‘ A <ingson and will use all the stuff in his| Detroit . 4 i 3 Roseesaion to keep the heavy hitting China, en & 16 t 2 Bakery Sp ecials fees at olloway, Wells and Manion; Ly-, At Ra RE ay Ratiniondanal one ant Ceaeowank Yeast raised, sugared doughnuts, per doz... ...25¢ =will accompany their team to Bis- wren. =marek and will be guests of Warden| 4) ; RoW OR Butter Rolls, per doz... lee for the day. St oat i a : Raisin Bread, white reel graham. uckeye, Karr and L. Sewell; Win-|B «4 ‘FIGHT RESULTS ier Venger ana: Hacatere: Chocolate Cake, small and large... (Others not, scheduled.) Sunshine. Cake, each. « .* AMERICAN ASSC ASSOCIATION Bread, Rolls, Cak d Cooki P ! , y New York—Rddie (Kid) Wagner, 2 read, Rolls, Cakes and Cookies made fresh every day i Iphia, beat Phil McGraw, De-| Milwaukee Our Patrons will bear this Out it (10), George Courtn Okla-| St. Paul . 5 6 Ya ed ma, outpointed Frank —‘Moody,| Gearin. Danforth and McMenemy; : les, (10). Nick Quagerelli, New| Schupp, Roettger and Hoffman. ‘. ir gut, Ray Tay! N FRUITS Mickey Gill, Minnea ois : $3 - “4 . STRAWBERRIES We serve only the best in meats and poultry.’ That's the kind you want to get in summer. Take no chances ith old meats or stale food of any kind. A ‘penny’ ved is all right, but it is well not to be pound foolish. ee ge bs SUNKIST LEMONS AND ORANGES "The first home raised [ ne Be care GRAPEFRUIT—BANANAS—APPLES— CHERRIES ae es ii om Fed Baty Bet. ouaht ano de-| CANTALOUPE per opinion Title ‘rot in invalved (10). ‘Phone your order: se catall choice and prompt \ Vegetables PHONE us | ae RADISHES — LETTUCE — CELERY — GREEN — PARSNIPS — ASPARAGUS — TOMATOES — CARROTS So ge eam We x93 We are in a position to do this because we have a large number of cattle feeding at all times. If you would make a personal visit to our feeding yards southeast of town and inspect the herd we are fatten- ing for our Meat Department, comparing them with the fat cattle you saw the other evening at the Stock Show, you would find that we have Stock just as fine and some of them even fatter. During your visit at our yards you would see just what kind of meat you are getting at our store. Good meat has white fat between the lean. That would show the quality of the meat. WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS FOR JUNE MEATS 1 Lard, pure, steam open, icy rendered, per Ib. Boiling Beef, per Ib. ....... Beef Pot Roast, per lb. Veal Stew, per lb. ... Veal Shoilder Roast, per Ib. .. Veal Shoulder Steak, per bb... Pork and Beef Liver, per Ib. Try our Sugar-cured Bacon and save 15c a Ib. Fresh Sausages of all kinds made daily Try our meats. There’s a difference Reef Brains, Calf Brains, Kidneys é GROCERIES Cream Cheese, per Ib...... Fancy large California Prunes, 2.ib. ml eB. Tomatoes, No. 2 cans, 2 for. Telephone Peas, per can. Four cans for .. Matches, per carton .. Fancy Peaches, No. 3 can .. FRESH VEGETABLES We have a full line of HEAD LETTUCE — RHUBARB — CAULIFLOWER CELERY — GREEN ONIONS — FRESH CARROTS FRESH TOMATOES — CUCUMBERS — GREEN PEPPERS — STRAWBERRIES & CANTALOUPES GUSSNER’S - With’ Pride to our ever increasing patronage. Our splendid values are bringing:in more and more new customers all the time. \ Celery, Headlettuce, New Carrots, Cabbage, Green Onions and Radishes. nanas, Apples, Fresh Strawberries and Fresh Cherries. Butter, fancy creamery, lb. 39c —— Macaroni, Spaghetti and Vermicelli, Minnesota Brand 3 pkgs. for. . 23c —— Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Calumet Baking Powder Large Can F Per can ........ 27 Cc Salmon, 1 tb, ‘flat can medium red regular 40c 2 cans for 69c ‘Coffee, Capkota Brand - Steel Cut, ae 50c Small package, regular } for -.. _18e¢ a Shes took 29c “ “MALT SYRUP” ‘ During the hot wea: 4 you will a) appreciady a cold drink made from our Malt Syrups, Hor a, Blatz, Ideal, Pabst and Kall; ane. new quart bottles, ‘cape, cappers, and syphon. hose. ca / -FRESH CREAM, MILK AND IGE CREAM DAILY special Ticglon extra fancy Dai Butter in hind S 3 Hein ‘ee a aw Dy 160 GUSSNER’S =: Oranges, Lemons, Ba- |