The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 3, 1927, Page 4

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FOUR —— ae ee nes i noel * ‘ | ily. hse; bunks should be increasing} qv LAPPER FANNY S. 2 | + ceptional opportuni 0. W. | ancha ed; bulls more, active, large-| to listeners-in from far-away points.| » HIGH LIVING wk our shoe: ? Lindbergh Back in numbers raws” appearing. | AYS: Pagel, Valle City, x ly 788.00 for Ohh medium| Souvenirs are to be given to the| . “Have you heard about Gladys?” | a 4. x size? Paris After Flight TRUCK, BARGAIN, THees ‘ton In- Me ioe stoékers’ ahd feeders very! most distant. reply from any point] ' “Yes, she drinks cocktails.and has ae anion a oroaaed aris e) I Mississippi i River ternational Truck with damp body.| slow at Thursday'’s 25 cents or more| within the United States; the most] millionwite chaser.”—Judge. ‘window Excellent condition. Dirt cheap. | decline. nt point in each state; the most : ——_—_— Lahr Motor Sales Co. FOR RENT—A bungalow, five rooms Over Channel in Fog} Can and Must | (Continued from page one) | Be Controlled) a welcome extended by President Coolidge in the name of the entire Calves 2,000; vealers Appa con- nt outside, the. United States, sidered 25 or more her: good|Every 50th letter or prepaid tale olden: with bath, full basement. Can be lights 10.00@11.50; mostly 10.50@| gram from listeners-in ontaide Cal- longest toa seen at 112 Ave, C or call at room | 11.0 ifornia will receive @ souvenir. * 201 Bismarck Bank Building, Hogs 9500; slow, wenk to 28'low-| "The station is on 1810 kilocycles, will wend church probably | program, Mayor William Hale Thomp- | ~~ _Wicu President Coolidge, whose guest} son of Chicago, chairman of | the | he is expected to be during his stay ee control conference, told North | Dakota delegates this morning, L._ Lindbergh, |, gta delexs Atlantic flyer, | he or G y ident and Mrs, |Nye, Congressman Thomas Hall Coolidge to come to M i Lake ai nation, si ‘ sgcontinned ‘from page one hye ay Chsveales mechanic for ori, most ae on ij “pe yte 228.9 meters. zs ae aR EID ROSES! problem 0 ssipp \ ; Sunday morning Captain Lindbergh | fit very properly into any general be first clans, Write Tribune Ad.|9.00, sows 7B0@800; blading 9.50 08 igs average coat Thursday. 872; : 3 _ SATURDAY BARGAINS : WORK WANTED—A seats lady de- sires housework. Phone 363-3, lambs." nominally FOR RENT—Apagrtment in Pribune| strong to higher; early top nay Building, Apply Tribune office, | tives 16.00; sheep ‘steady; fat ewes FOR SALE—Auto tent In good: con-| 4.50@6.50. % ditidn, size 7 x 9. Call 588. or ap- ply 40% Sixth street. Distance Is Radio rt ka Eade ge ‘Nicola’ s Service Grocery welcome her son and te be thei Kenne kuest at the temporary White House, cludes some 20 North Dako 80. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK & af, Dupont Cirele, North Dakota offer South St. Paul, June 3.—(U, 8, D. 106 Main St. Free Delivery » Phone 231 of A.)-—Cattle 2,000; steers and year- lings in. moderately liberal supply| Distance, or “Dx”, the thing 30 | project as one method of \flood situation in’ the slow; undertone weak; earl; : # 3 3 ly sales| many radio fans strive for, fs, now the Nem Jun alley,” Mr. Thompson of D ineluded cishty head 1,035 pound | objective of a California broadcasting R P.&.G Soap, 26 Uncle — 's, Rork & argest dinner ever gi steers al 3 balk ¢ tation, Stati of Burbank, qi x sindividual in, this © Thompson, srictle Stound CTEGIUME TRE Cee ne lea bars $1 .00 Beans, No. 2 cans, feature of New. Yo y | of | eagi- here held up to 11.00; erassy she| The station is to make an effort for ...... 3 cans welcome to Captain Charles A, Lind- | neers pro, is seas) iy stock sharing dullness on steers; in-| tomorrow night from 4 o’clock un- ( for ere. Cc bergh. arid: believe. 10) will, commend. ia REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. between grades 25 or more lower for | til 12 o’clock Bismarck time to reach : ; Z? Thirty-five hundred persons are to an mn of snetiaery put 01927 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. two days; better grades and cutters| distant points and is offering prizes| © Peaches, Grapes, -Apri- expected to crowd the spacious east | to ood problem, - jj ‘0as' i and west ballrooms of the s North Dakota Don't begin at the bottom cots and Plums, No. 24%. Post Toasties, 8 2 Cc vommodore for the dinner hompson complimented when you're Icarning to swim. . cans, 4 can assort- pkgs. for ..... Ga@ 1 be given on the evening of June |N on its large delega- t d that he believed a|— - Unb ana ment. of stops would have to be in, under a snsineention4 N for. ees > Seanes ‘or a number of y i p ‘ r . t relief. 4 ; ' sy : F rll a project sounds Brine eter ‘tine be: ones e WILLIAM FOX “Veri Good” Corn, 8 the engineers who “Fould’s” “Macaroni, Ee lg and Egg hg te 25¢€ s. Evangeline Lindbergh, the s mother, has been invited by | cori er to be the gu himself and Mrs, Walker w t Failure of the first city to w i York its tribute j AV ° 1 one E RE OF a fee cans 25 Mrs. Walker is planni unche ary work for congress i we on June 11 in honor of the flyer's asible and a contribution | «py edanale throug THE STO! FOF. ese ses Cc mother, the flood| the banks of the Missouri river ata hia ——— Uncle William’s Catsup, “North Woods” Peas, iscsi 20¢ of Minne- Hudson Bay. cans for . it will be] point 50 miles north of Bismarck, N. - 1 plan,’ 3 cent of the flood wa- “ : may be diverted ‘ J L ‘TONY .t No. 2,cans, 3 | since TONY tic ’ c livan of St. for the North] Phones Hy : 33 & 34 Amaizo Corn and Gloss ton on J New York will do its | Dakota project. to other delegates, ; einicat t honor him. ea be | They are the recognized leaders of nine leg 10c tia 3 25c 1 roito BABY CHICKS are worth what you r pkgs. for ; pay for them. Pel Producers Canned Goods Special are not Chicks, but at GRADU ATION F fesolution "committee, ngements they are the best poul- wm EXERCISES |"¢ te to have! North ements | these Priccment. ‘you can make, | 2 can free with each purchase of 5 cans of Patterson fs ae | present ‘the details its project at s, Ancgnas 12c; all Heavy Seal Canned ‘Goods - —— \this afternoon's session. b s lic. Four, eight, ten-weeks | (Continued from nage one) | State Will Have a Director ‘ breeds, thy,| 5 re able to satisfy the a mand for eer Senator Nye is a member of the jee Bi che. _Deliveres Oranges, special, 3 dozen for .......2.......6. .65¢ } 1 5 ined men and women. our | resolutions committee and assurances | rostpaid, 4 junlity feeds, sup- o * tru cilities “of snccoss’ have been’ in-|were given that. North Dakota would . Belkes" Poultry and Chick Home-grown Spinach, fresh, crisp and clean, Frutts SERIE your ehanees for failure de-|be represented by a director on the 5 2 IDS, oo. caaacecns ocsbeccecgencoescecns permanent organization which is to Pate AChsring of facta and'lbe a deyelonment. of the conference, : di dge plays a principal part in| The North Dakotans, speaking be-| tables, kite 1 dining room Vegetables guatity — SERVICE — Low a ‘Action — Thrills — Sus- ne 279 ~ WE DELIVER ~ 305-.7t St. education, Mr. Shafer said, the im-|fore the resolutions committee last| set, beds, spring and mattresses, hi | “pense, and a Love Story: portant thing the development. of jevening, offered the onl: la e- library table, rockers and two good | *, oy SEOUMRCAG? qualities of sind, spirit gented thus far by whieh bod water ve Isat ane Fresh’ Cauliflower, Head Lettuce, Ripe Tumatoes, Cu-: yoo will long remember. - sented thus far by which ffeod waters} quality rug: 2 to another outle' ports, kitchen table and odd ch . Senators and others making his f 1 in good repair. | »mmittee commented upon ara tore ae el ator Brookhart of Towa | F $—Household furnitur *, “North Dakota should cluding 2 pie parlor set, nine . Fruit cumbers, Beets; Wax Beans, New Potatoes and character, t these he divert people are so developing r minds,” the speaker continued, “is proved by their graduation trom high school tonight.” ; How to Save Time ! Telephone your order. Our completé service-is at your com- ai mand, It saves time and effort. Use it. _ Andy Gump Comedy “Pm. the Sheriff” Education Not Completed Me ve this project put through because | piece dining room suite, sectional ; ‘ \ i; ‘ ~ “Urcing the graduates not to con-|of its general benefit to agriculture | book case, 9x12 rug, large library Strawberries, fresh Cherries, Cantaloupes, Ripe FOX NEWS. ' Pork and Beans, Van Camp's, reg. 15¢ seller, 3 for........29¢ ation completed with |in the northwest, regardless of the| table, porcelain top itchen table.| Bananas, Grapefruit it will render to flood| Victrola a ard table, Phone 329-3 Corn, Long Island, eg. 15c_seller, 3 for. .29¢ MEN WANTED ith without | Tonight and Saturday er members of the ittee | MED d or wi ‘i ‘a . the life of A sistent that its bearing. on | ear. wages $80 per week. | Wool Soap Special Salmon, tall pink, ote commended the North Our i advertising, no ¢ to the careful con- ital required. You can see me One dozen bars of Baby Bath size Wool Soap and 6 f the conference. teh steer eaie e No-Nik water tumblers for ..............$1.00 of his rem ments all during his lif yas been content to le FOP 6c oes se ee cece SSO 8 Ube, oe cases ees Hie SGC If Lincoln a his mental | sideration 21st birth- Capitol ii beet Grape Juice, ae Beets, Pike Lake, No. 3 cans, 25e ined a clerk . Nye of North Household furnitures| bott er reminded the rnoon talked to th consisti library — table, out “his. Davilé| chairs, _ ete. | Sale agents for Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee Theatre hich be-eatel(® Wan Phone 774 or | oa ust night before, the resolu- 1 ond street. Cookies, Marshmallow Puffs, 2 Ibs. ...............++++.43e t VAN’ Two specialty “Our diversion project has been i ars for country territo: y of us ‘ith lesser ive harder for the Pears, Apricots, Grapes, Peaches, No. 2% can, 4 for. eyes -95e q The best of vegetables on the market » Let us deliver your next ice cream order ; p2 | i i f Bismarck: Food Market PHONE 1080 | “14 FOURTH ST. emain high, their ideals are high, if thei tude toward life is right, ambitious to take opportunitie of the futur public,” Straw Hat ‘Urge’ Getting Stron er} | Straw hat sea on is wae : A. M—9—10—11 Deliveries 2:30—4—5—P, M. Oh, Daddy! Just Taste This “| ICE CREAM! S \J ’, , 9 ing the lat mee igns in the orl Isn’t it great? And dad > i at S) a. re meuther that’s done it, of |@ “miles with pleasure be: Now under the management of A. H. Clothier, who will con- tinue the business under the same.name and will be weneed, to be at: your, service \ Our entire time is being devoted. to 1% cause he can think of this business, which megns we are in course. Every time some brave: soul te ing that sonny cihkes a position to give satisfaction. Ree cenare on his head, ‘the vain |S 1 : H hegan to pour down or it turned cd N better. It’s good for grow- : ! tants ing children and grown f H : \ May 15 was officiall day + not until today has the men and women. FOR YOUR SUNDAY : DINNER n d.| y the opening 0% “urge” to doff winter headgear been | qs strong. With warm weather appar] | ; We make 5 DELICIOUS i , deliveries Sat- P utday.' Phone Panes Bie Rien Peaches, 2-Ih, pack- LOCALE AOC peeeeeeree terres —we do the rete =" Serve It and You Please All re For Saturday will hae a “fon oping specials: Peas, No. 2 in, 6 ang: for. ....9fc ‘ 18-K Pork & jeans, 6 for. ;., ORE: a ie eh Products, any style, OK sce sere Peaches, 21% can, 4 for... Apricots, 244 can, 4 for ;. omer No. 2 can, 6 for. We will have a factory repreagntative demonstrating Cal-Wat, ‘the’ new instant . Jelly. It makes 7 a very low cost. No muss and’ bi work ; ip » Week-end Soeeipli “L over’ s Delight” “At the Following Dealers ae