The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 6, 1927, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ; Fi FRIDAY, MAY 6, oad 4 agreed : Lp rag een SP ~ Shafer Will Attend [avis wempie aad abinea the Mou: enlargement from Hoskins-| Hello, Bill—The Elks club} Your spring cleaning is not! and recovered. Phone 605 | "Essenti “4 al for Chil i ‘Bi a s Reno- , 7 f i i i complete until you have had | Bismarck Mattress & 7 test held Thursday evenin| part| Honorable mention was given to] is open for vou every evening | ee = | . Conferenée at Fargo) pine suscrvance ot at n Targart, George Olgi d : q|2our__mattresses renovated | vating Co. q ae | week, M McCormick in th enth after 6 o’clock. Come up an sah, Attorney General George Shafer) In| the seventh grade Ern e to Erma Happ Roel wttend’a conference at rarge te | Dekier’ ion tek place and was pre- meron in the eighth grad ke: it your headquarters. morrow at which o the | sented with a ukulele by the ¢ North ‘Dakota Farmers-Grain Deal-| City Piano compan Phe - €fs association will consider a policy| prize, won by Abigail Roan. 2 “to be pursued in connection with the! in trade at the Music Shopp: 2°73 Beneral investigayon of all grain! Dorothy Petron won first pl. rates by the Interstate Commerce | the eighth gr ) : BAKERY SP | F SA D Y Commission. lord being pr by y ire meeting was called, Shafer E he said, as of the ‘plan. te Poa ry " oo S9ordinate ‘the Activities of the Lemon and Banana Cream Pies, Cream Puffs Siyastinetion, ks Chocolate Eclairs, Raisin Rolls, Butter Rolls Es e z Coffee Cakes,.Strawberry Shortcake ‘cooperating in the movement t that North Dakota interests are p Gold Cake, Silver and Devil’s Food, Etc. Ytected during the investigation wh if = TRY, ee y will open May 9 with a hearing by Groc S og — the federal-body at Dall us = Your Grocer Handles | a P : “. ~ we'Gy- rior) Refreshing, delicate flavor—four quarters to te \ Winners of Music : ; pound ‘ if Contest Announced © ©, B R AN sae : : Don't Say “Butter’—Say CLOVERDALE Miss Jessie Stricg!, music super-| The Superior BRAN Good ———— (1 RRR See rr ET RTE ‘Nisor of the Junior high school, an : , ak Sa Lydia Darrah Candy |[—_—— Bismarck Food Market : mhibaans tr R. T. Grocery ; i If there’s anything more appropriate than Lydia Dar- a Hughes Brothers Bakery rah Candy to celebrate this day, we don’t know what Robertson & Tullberg, Props. Phone 1080 116 Fourth Street Sanitary Delivery : it is, for every mother has a sweet tooth, and, appre- 204 Fifth St. We Deliver Phone 546 ciates a sweet gift. Put up in 3 different packages. = 2 OEP Ee Order early. “We Deliver the Goods” Few Spring Chickens - - Our delivery service saves time for you—gives more Everybody's Peaches, No. 214 size can, Strawberries boi te "ke Preparation of pode ieee sow woe oy for Pints and quarts ion—helps conserve your energy. Cc re] 0 K "Ss G ROCE RY Fresh Asparagus, Carrots, Beets, Turnips, Cauliflow- order eek We'll ba Me i to lite stig ae on 1 “BIG” er, new Potatoes, Spinach, Green Onions, Radishes, you can rely on us for just the quality you require. THE “BIG” LITTLE STORE Lettuce, Celery, Green Peppers, fancy Cucumbers, 512 Ave. D Phone 565 Tomatoes ‘ UNIVERSITY BRAND FOOD PRODUCTS New Carrcts, Turnips, Green Onions, Radishes, Celery, Head i ine; Lettuce, Cucumbers,” Ripe ‘Tomatoes, Spinach, Asparagus Mushroom Broth For Purity and Goodness Green Peas and Cauliflower Makes a delicious cream soup. One can serves six. Vegetables : Phone 371. ca beanies : 30 a can University Coffee Carrots, Beets, Turnips, Cauliflower, Radishes, Onions Strawberries in quart boxes and they sure are fine, per box 38c. aii iii lla i i : A “i It has superior flavor, and it’s economical. More Asparagus Tips, Celery, Lettuce, ete. North Dakota Strained Honey in one-pound jars and cups of good coffee to the pound. Per Ib. ....... .60¢ ORANGES—GRAPEFRUIT—BANANAS in 214-lb and 5-lb. tins MEAT DEPARTMENT Iten’s Fairy Soda Crackers : Sunbeam Salad Dressing Swift's. Beef, Pork and Veal ‘ A Mayonnaise Dressing that is perfect. In four Rolled Rib Reast, Veel Cutlets . Iten’s Fairy Graham Crackers sizes, 3%-02. 18¢, 81-02. 35c, pints 60c, quarts $1.10: Bakery Foods Frankforts, Summer Sausage, Sandwich Spread * Try our 100‘ Whole Wheat Bread, Raisin Graham ase . , ~ Old Home Chocolates Bread, Raised Doughnuts, Rubber Necks, Bismarcks, Hand-made Chocolates, fresh and delicious. Try a> Cream Puffs Bila tok sen ore 5; Schilling Measuring Spoon Free with pound box isin, Cherry and Apple Pies, eac . % Schilling G Tea Butter Rolls, Home-made Spice Cakes ae i a Fruits Strawberries, Oranges, Bananas, Lemons Ready-to-serve Meats 5 Luncheon Tongue, Veal Loaf, Pork Loaf, Sandwich: SPECIALS ‘ \ Leaf, Boiled Ham, Goose Liver and Beef Sausage. Preserves, 15-0z. jar, regular 40c, special Whe: » regular 15c seller, 3 for . Golden Sweet Corn, 25e seller, 2 fo a ; : ; Fresh Eges J on e s & W e b b Le Grande Peas, 20c seller, 2 for . icc be ulebdiehcamasbeedy toad s pty t ~ ¢ THE STORE OF : $ : : Specials For Saturday Quaury Service Sanisraction : rare sar raat ieee j Very tender and known 2 Cascade Hard- Phones 4 : 33 & 34 ; for their fine flavor, 1 Sanitary way to buy Cookies BE FRESH ei . can 23¢c, 3 cans for. .59¢ CANNED GOODS SPECIAL as ie a ty besa Meats = | te: and nourishing. All too Beef - - Veal - - Pork often there is some . More of those extra fine Patterson Seal Canned Goods. Seven cans for the price of s' One can free with neglect that spoils the ‘ Delivery hours—8:45 & 10:30, 2:30 & 4:30 six!! Order early and often—as many deals as you results. What you get Close 8 P. M. wish! sagem, here—be it beef, lamb, All Phenes 211 The best of everything in fresh Fruits and mutton or pork, is guar- Vegetables i anteed to be perfect. Better Fresh Vegetables You can eat it with a ; Strawberries! 3 Pelleh, tor you! know. it ; ; and Meats (Full quart boxes) is'right, i SF oe FE Pay ( Swift's Fresh and Cured Meats : : 118 Third St. A complete line of meats of all kinds Just FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE DAILY | PHONE 143 ste We Have Them For satisfactory choice and prompt service We Thank You” . c3 , : All Phones 211 118 Third St. South Side Grocery Central Meat Market Over Fifty Years on 3rd Street Grocery Specials GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS om st j : ; Tomatoes, No. 2% cans, 4 for. 126 South 11th St. Opposite Standard Oil Warehouse 5 males : i Jello, any. flaver, 4 for, Sam Sloven, Proprietor. Phone 571 = : : Oatmeal, per package ..., i } 7 Fancy Balk Dates, per Ib. Thompson’s Seedless Raisins, fresh i . . . vr shipment, 4-lb. pkg. for [ i Sardines, large cans, good quality, in tomato or mus- tard sauce, regular price 25c, Of.our famous bread family special, three cans for | : gests tag Beans, large : BLUE RIBB ON ‘ | y | . . 4 hi . : aoe Syst Poa dig sasiars Buckwheat Flour, best quality, 10-Ib. «+» (Plain top) eee) 4 sack, regular price 85c, only i i r ; j SE 2 packages Shredded Wheat, 1 package Pep, - (Split top) — ee a — —— ; Cookies 1 Corn Flakes, regular price 62c, only. . : . ee f : ——— : | SEER SEE Er eee Witeopain, uiabaaes, . .. THE . | ht. Ce ae - Yellow or Red Globe Onions, good quailty, 4g WONDER LOAF a \ WS RE 10 pounds for ........ ee ies te “ee 3 : : “asked why our. meats taste so much The newest. member of the family and rapidly becom- | richer and’ be ‘than the average. « ~ ing most popular.’ The WONDER LOAF is. a jong, ei: slender loaf, ideal for toast.and.eandwiehes. A con- venient, thrifty, loaf that you'can’t help liking, a “PRESH EVERY SUNRISE” . 2 Your Grocer Has