The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 16, 1926, Page 2

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_PAGE Two ‘BLAINE-EKERN TICKET IN WISCONSIN contin ‘ mubnete ieee t x evern:| unaieral om pea ; continues subservience o} @overn-| unaltera! le si i ER COFFEE: ment, both state and national, to the| of Nations. and ~ IS ENDORSED BY SENATOR LA FOLLETTE = 'te =" "/Dean of Ameriean || "> co soto | SS | tr. ret ant Have Constructive Program pear on this cou- FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1996 Jones & Webb. Le rogressives' candidates for Ss Will Retire|} °'2 Fifth Street [pon’may seeure | 424 Righth Street t offices in the gift of the! tage TH: Randolyh, Wis, duly 16(—AP)—) Bern. Fern ticket, that the movem Seanain hove cukeesioea|>" Bast Haetteny Ni Ys Jaty 19) Bismarck, N. DE Nas A Bismarck, N. 1. E STORE. OF : Senator Rubert M. La Follette fol-| founded by his father “be in 1 und are pledged to a!—John Drew, dean of the American : ree free from . lowed # precedent established by his} channels in which % ‘ou | de constructive program of | stage, is retiring. What he says was _any grocer. father, the late Wisconsin senator,| taunched it.” 1 national government in the) his last public appearance was made . songnd formally endorsed candidates for) He took occasion to attack the > interest, (tone night at the anngal dinner given q ‘ ‘United States senator and state of-! tional administration, especially “Th atform demands the repeal| by summer folks in this Long Island | Ajce in a specch here today. relary Mellon, who he sald “has been “Cummins law; favors low| village to volunteer fire fighters, PHONES ¢ 33 ANDS Opening a statewide campaign in conducting a drive to untax great es; denounces the Mellon] Seventy-three years old, Mr. Drew | 2 behalf of ‘the ticket, he approved the! wealth.” candidavies of Gov. John J. Blaine, | + Whose object is to destroy) hay been on the atage 6S years. ; ° os und nation all inheritance “A year ago the forces of reaction| ; it Matson Ts theta eaeeteaeenl| © aera te, eat ef tay andi] AS ME Good things for Saturday f+ & Rspirant, and others seeking nomina- to the mass of peo-| t ad ont OR cepetgnmant shite | ahop now open, Phone No. 7 tte oe eee Bree Gc cidtces assis te al; Ulements in the interests of| fOF appointments, net 5 . L week. . | LETTUCE —- CUCUMBERS — TOMATOES t oer’ in the La Fol-, datey are putting ¢ platform, to which! that “logan in this rn ticket subscribed, i n Vollette attacked the na- ninistration and the record Meague, Senator Irvine L. Lenroot, whom Governor Blaine is op- CELERY ‘All kinds of fresh fruits: Peachés, Pears, Raspberries, Currants, Pie Cherries, Plums, Cantaloupes and Melons Scott’s Grocery a g Ss 4 3 23 z S 3 = slau Le The 1 feo ot ihe aloes “gand| farm ee “keeping. the jo" Grocery Service That Satiafles, ” The best food at the lowest prices. ut : he reaction of the stand | furs e : ; = behind the president,” he said, is be-) Uni the world court, pul- Ne! PHONE 816 312-7TH ST. : fo Be Najaroe tavolette atiel aie ve ing, es eed a 3 Phone 1080 FOLEY’S Sanitary Delivery - Purity Breads, Cinnamon Rolls, Cakes and Doughnuts ~ nation and elettion of the Blaine- i debts in the Order these early Watermelons Lots of them—“Get yours here” CRAB APPLES — APPLES — PLUMS — PBARS Fancy Lemons, per dozen .............ceeeeeeee 40c Specials For Saturday 3 large packages Kellogg’s Corn Flakes with 1 pkg. Kellogy’s Pep FREE ........... 0. cc cece cece eee 54e Fancy Cone Honey, per cone..........4....¢ oo. 26 For the Canning Season We have Currants at a price The season for Raspberries is about over We will ‘have a few Blackberries _ Some delicious Crawford Peaches from California Plums are prime i We have some apricots and cherries for the week-end Ask about watermelons, we have them on ice 18-K (good as gold) canned foods | Phone 631-W Grocery | tha Teayer | ~ The Original Cash and Carry Store. No Prices Given Over the Phone. Fancy lot dressed stewing f 4 Chickens, per Ib ..............00000, 27c Fancy lot dressed spring Chickens at the right price Last time at these prices—Standard Corn, 33 c PEARL GROCERY & MEAT MARKET All Phones 611-612 All Phones 611-612 We Handle Purity Bakery Goods Extra sifted Peas, 2 cans Fancy Pink Salmon, 2 BOE ii awioneewnes 35c cans for ........... 45c FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS » RRR 5 __ Peas or Tomatoes, 3 cans ..... . sete ses Cut. Ref. or Wax Beans, | Foley’s No. 2 Pineapple, Fresh Fruits agers So ae G2. 00 Neliveries at 9 A. M.—10:30 A, M.—2:30 P, M. 2 cans for ......... 45c 2 cans for ......... 60c WATERMELON WienenadnioN = slic reaches, 1 can e 4:30 P. M. >} of your choice .................. e . ? =} Richholt’s Quality Cotfee, packed in 55c¢ Fruits RASPBERRIES — PLUMS — APPLES — CRAB J vacuum tin, per Ib. ......... 0. eee eee APPLES — PEARS — BANANAS — CANTALOUPE National Biscuit Co. assorted Marshmallow Cookies CRABAPPLES 3 wT e . = in 2 3-4 lb. box, regular 85c seller. 70 PLUMS—RASPBERRIES—CHERRIES ORANGES AND CURRANTS Saturday special, per box ... Cc PEACHES — PEARS — WATERMELONS SUNKIST LEMONS AND ORANGES CURRANTS—BANANAS—APPLES SWEET CREAM AND MILK : The original Cash and Carry Store. The place where you can save from 10 to 15 per cent on your July gro- cery bill. FRESH VEGETABLES IN SEASON & Tullberg, Props. 204 Fifth Street i: Phones 371 DELICATESSEN DELICATEESSEN Mosaic Sausage, Head Cheese, Goose Liver Sausage, Bakery Specials Yeast raised, sugared doughnuts, per doz. Butter rolls, per doz, .........................00+ Raisin bread, white and — each .. Ft ce ary, Sepeerer ar :. Chocolate Cake, large and stall, each A Bread, Rolls, Cake and Cookies made ‘cae every day. You Should Know About UNIVERSITY FOOD PRODUCTS They have a record of many years of New England Sausage, Boiled Ham and Summer : Sausage Baked Beans, Potato Salad, Macaroni Salad, French Doughnuts, Raisin Rye Bread } Sam Nicola Grocery 104 Main St. Free Delivery Phone 231 Come in and see our many specials, bargains, not listed. ‘ ' Unusual Quality = “een 9 mane Seal Cookies and "33, ; iis ‘ Vegetables : /: Wb. Graham Biscuits, ‘ ; 2k ~ pe k: See anmeripre creat Cc ‘ RADISHES — LETTUCE — CELERY — GREEN Bettis University Coffee. We want you CARROTS — NEW-POTATOES dl per pound : 25c to taste University Coffee. On re- ONIONS — CABBAGE — TOMATOES Sid Cokie #8 # sma we will furnish you with a : AML IRE fos cos sss sosce evens se $ 1 .00 — 2 a = Family. Soda Crackers, ae en eas 60 : 2 POP DACKAGS ..5 5. cease ccc rece 3 1 Cc ” : c © B—Butter ea ee OTL SRE TEEe ee taer or an Sener ace 42c Flytox Kill the fly and you kill disease. Fiytox does the work. Use it with the Flytox Sprayer. Pint bottle 75c, Sprayer 35¢c, .. 69c Swift's Fresh ‘Brick aes <= Cheese, WO 56 55s bi wseinicumaa ee © 33 c LOGAN'S / “We Thank You” 118 - rd St. All Phones 21 Meats Swift's and Milwaukee. Boiled Ham, Drief Beef, Thur- inger. Summer Sausage, Premium Bacon and Ham, Wieners, Beef Sausage, Goose Liver Sausage. : Fresh Fruits and Vegetables RASPBERRIES — BLACKBERRIES — PEACHES WATERMELONS — DUARTE PLUMS WIXON PLUMS “Davis Tomatoes” “The first fresh tomato on the market” HEAD LETTUGE — CELERY — CUCUMBERS RADISHES — GREEN ONIONS — CARROTS Is the Time _ to avail yourself of our exceptional Gro- cery values. Why delay taking advan- tage of these items? South Side Grocery GROCERIES AND DRY <= #120 South, 11th St. Opposite Standard Oil Warehouse. "Sam Sloven, Proprietor.’ - Phone 571 MILK — CREAM — BUTTERMILK Oranges, Lemons, Bana- | nas, Apples) Raspberries, | Celery, Head Lettuce, New Carrots, Cabbage, Saturday Specials are cash and no delivery ; se NEW PEAS — NEW BEANS Beets, Potatoes, fresh Watermelons, Plums, 4 . Peaches, Currants and *f G. W. Sugar, 25 Ib. sanitary 5 nik Oi Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Loganberries ; cloth sack ...........0.eceeee eee 5 1 79 ble M Thompson's milk Wax Beans : ‘ : Dou alted Malted “Coffee,” M J B brand, ye 7 a aml 3 7c Mekes an exceptionally fine malted milk at hothe. Just ‘eines tome eae 1 ee ee Se i custqmer, per pound ................ Cc j the thi 4 the growing children. “Shaker free with id f » . | Watermelons, first order” BR pounds... GOS | ket... ? poet arpa “Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Special” + a steel container, one coupon in ae iSyitvs ‘Beef ane na, % a cate a 4 4 a\e ieckens m es, 3 ve Cc t POR DOU Gn... etter sete ees 55c oy a | Stewing Chickens a og oge’s bias Kelloge’s sisi Fs 6 coupons—1 pound coffee free HUMPTY DUMPTY \ : WM SE se cop genta gacaunse sess 69c ” . eh. fi F ; a “Veal Loaf” eh s 1 package of Kellogg's Pop free. | Soap, 3 bars = RS aaa es 48c _— me Made by bana guaranteed ‘to pledse., A real’ treat oe : Ze : ' Hg for a told Tunch. Special per th *. 88e “Oranges” os 4 pound package ..............-..005 : BREAD tes 2 d | Medium size, regular 36¢ doz : rr et Batter, Oe ps 1. 19 : ‘e Pat up jn glass Jay,. called 8 short wart aoe Eee yeh ee “G:t your supply now—Peanut Butter is advapeing i The loaves with the flavor and strength left i ot oe ae patie ere eet aes retane ibe py sipyoiee price strong “K. C. Baking Powder,” | jE runes” 60-70, tw \ in, and the doubt and trouble left;out ) regular 25c can, ‘ , di Van Cam; Uk Broken P Pineapple : > OP e| tor.......... 1g ofertas 32c Al dealers sl thm np of No. 2% tin, DOr CD5Gy DOE. » or xy r/esye ae «+ $2.95 ST Saad eee SO ae " Seg

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