The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 7, 1927, Page 8

SIGHT F AGE L eeaddock hel e R + Which) shall be issued mont 1 taken | 3raddoc '|to the parents of the -“Schoolville| _D. W. Stews Citizens.” ed from the nor garct McLaughlin, state High School Notes state, wher who farmed large) ‘or the Woodman Circle! | We have © more new ‘ nd South Dakota, visited | Psycholog nd late s of land in both Burleigh and U odge here Tuesday gndj Histo ‘ it, pos-| Emmons county this year, called on Tuesday evening the) sible for each a book the girls who) intere Club r et in the! ‘+ was initiated into the| gymnasium and Mr. Bauer tested has pu hased which followed the in-| cut the voices for singing. jship deg the few officers for the} The agriculture « this property and is busy ureattne tr. A dainty lunch was| formed several I cee es fields of flax in lationfesdames Aarvig, Koenig | Tienatthe ck Kaisa Nova Mane a « Gertrude |O#k township, took, place recently Plas went to Bismarck Mis : Ee wi Al Mactenn as teacher. et in session in the hali.| | Tuesday ev nbers were present. Onc) have joined the Lean’s second term THE BISMAKCK TRIBUNE : -FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1927 | Mr. Deitr ; near future. records for big flax season, producing 2 ile it is doubtful about the late} Meaney, who put the boy in the| Yorkers would have the nerve to owing to the recent frosts, but at| laundryman’s custody, is now help-| withhold. Frank Kertzman is busy with his ‘4 | teuck. thes “aya hauling. flak £68! pily married people on earth, George | Allegheny mountains in these wag: n. Bert Buckley and Arther Knutson| returned. The man is devoted toj were called Conestogas, pei apethgd ot ona F tend 166. 8 joseph Kelly, salesman. for the} hing her husband’s boots into flex- Copelin Motor company of Bismarck, +4 ‘ tla on fi ane this Maleltg Inst RE sa th wee r. elly states that e new Ford car and truck will be avail- Si had | able to prospective purchasers in the Don Nicholson breaks all previous Pr iishels this bushels per acre of this valuable grain. eee a noe Ag re Ape etc a of Crosse & Blackwell's orange marmalade—best 3 8 Telfer township Tuesday evening.” ; ‘ you ever tasted—per one pound jar ........ Cc of ieee end Dagner Carlson 5 Ra + & with thelr ot and the alg Hib aereel aoe re - Best queen olives, 59 # SUC Di moved on, to Pea selves quite fortinate in being able|| Flashes of Life | . Per Quart jar .....seseseeveeeeerenseneees c = Q 3 The ; Terenas + Large Royal Lemons, c UW Tie Alex Sain on LS iee | period of forty fortune a 08% The Associated Press) ; 5 pound package .......seeveeeessenseeeee’ c in 5 # ‘ i e y 2 y City—Lemon Lee Sin; G Lr a 1}| Thursday. This is for ¢ A witha Bie lea Chinese aunty is a Bea dl Butterkrust toast, ol te. Wm. Rob R Mr. J of a negro boy ani riend of Erin. 5 pound box .. e Cc m 5. 3 for repairs. By permission of the juvenile court, f < Sunbrite cleans _ a worth Teague held their Ronald Stewart has completed | he has had custody of Firman Smith, ees 25 L = threshing his bounteous crop. He| an orphan of nine years, for a year, ° We ie Mee CURT EE EE CON ree ea Cc y Le none sy hauling che erat be | vitaeea ceeele Tae ino Soe - Large cans, extra standard (the finest) toma- 29 7 iome ou" farmers have. already} custotiae, telling Demon) tit te toes, two for only .....c2essseseseseneenee Cc a They Presid, started picking corn. The early| land needed help, sold him a $10 ; Malt-O-Meal, le rameyice pre rted to make seed,| bond of the Irish republic, Judge ‘ the ine cote 25c i. A vice f ‘ aL ERROR LEEKS xpertd == | aes d vice py lent, Eldon|° ictor¥" I J | ‘ a h y during Hel 9 — a and — 4 his own and Ss tt G v1) « al Brand coffees and teas. He was ry EAR’ ¢ ed co at r cery OVER 20 YEARS 4 tunate £ th listrict fi" yr unate farmers in. this distric ° Hea rte aan | realizing about 25 bushels per acre | : MEAT sumer “| "ce whe thi yes PHONE 816 811 7TH ST, So th Si d Vv enter-! big upturn in the Glen- : A gaa re uth Side Grocery |] Brown&Tiedman e vy trading. The peak was reach- iB oper t lea when doni: Heeknells local euthes| | ge Moe, 28c GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS a f the young peo-| Pig dealer, purchased the entire herd | Ps eda ee ee ee ALITY GROCER’ e Biaurdey ai tie [front a dealer residing near Hazel-| 222 South 11th St. Opposite Standard Oil Warehouse. 122 Fifth i U Gi Y, Phone 58 “i Ly | 6 hon wie three ‘on Vernon, any venen apples, $2 65 Sam Sloven, Proprietor, 2 Phone 571 THE SANITARY STORE 2 lend Per bOK cscs see au aiieietielete sreate eis Wea. e e Dustanevicve M Best creamery butter, limit, 2 pounds to a c 8 ashen ahaa ais a eR ET F customer, per pound .....2.0.+000 2. 46 rf vont yen pails ENN aly 35c : he aa : Apples, Choice’ Jonathans, special, / s and threshing | per: basket. /0.etsews seme os vee venaien Fancy Rib Bacon, regular price, per pound per box - oeee 2.69 H re vu oe eee kaa eee A, WES issnendorssenranexssessins 32c ae baa eas : HE SS Eh ancy Spring Chickens Fancy fresh Mackerel, nice and fat, regular price Blue Plums, special, ; $ 1 20 1 i many of ‘whom per can 30 cents, 2 cans oo aoe Per box «22.0.0 + nies exten rere ere alates, ° \ ‘sections to pay the 4 Civic] to the departed. Re ime at the|of Bismarck, who had been # con- Nurteen men. |Stant friend’ and comforter to Mr. ng “A| Moore during his illness, officiat ig LA let- — £ eee ‘truggte cd Dueying in histo Juylethe Ameri sutfigancouver, B. C., was ire. ANEW EXPERIENCE the ‘ing ee to ‘ a As Dramatists,” writ- i ‘iam ce for one of the clubs FORCOFFEE é hrow. This paper was wri i DRINKERS sublicse Insurance—Mrs. A‘ was the Education of t of they Fetterly; Other Fe fred ce for Special Need chat fpard; piano solo—Mrs Pittslughters of Grace rs of Grace will meet Sat- Wketober the eighth at the ourghfics Gertrude ‘Allensworth <now Primary Room slique opened September _ the an énrollment of four- fie Primary ro from Danzig is ene of We hope Edna wil! Als: studying the Ame ran have an Indian sa ish th have a wigwam star then » “shore of Gitche Gu the Ike whispering pine tree i ters,” “Hiawat which "Hiawatha called his a os “work in our Indus- class last week. We are ture frames, hot dish : ence... mM the flowers are growing One time: to want a strong, stir- Sf hiWe expect soon they will cup of coffee other: as they did at the close . ‘ring ip ¥ row last year. Another time: to want a not-too- toastiglad to welcome visitors all gand hope we shall have strong, not-too-weak cup of coffee. ear. ’ : Ae iietmediate room 18 Still another time: to want a mild copreenrolled. anized out [eup of coffee. And yet— despiy 2 city, and have, chosen Each timeto find the same rich, mel- i” as its name, We con- tk Site ess of our city as it d in any business ses- Duk Barton is the mayor and theraer all meetings. Christian Ang tts as city clerk, recording to es that is trarisacted. We aiderman from each row and are as_ follows: i, Edgar Vie, Ross Ea e Such luck hopes M-J-B Coffee. An a flavor-secret that alth, Civic, Traffic oi h department has its) ne is aided by a com- our city we have found paper, so have organized ——_—_—_— a art in » ig; which pro- a light, flaky that melts in ‘ outh. There is ». Sn ® mcipedinien ~~ low, full-bodied flavor! met and his “chickens.” in. i'Good-bye” to lovely Sep- ater and eae a Sep- na- i nee ther chart for our.1r : Wouldn't you call this a new experi- ens only ‘ais it isn’t luck. It’s because we have leamed after years of buying, blending and roasting coffee, makes M-J-B the coffee of constant flavor. Vacuum} ‘packed by our own —that's zs it’s flavor-fresh! U.S. Inspected -Meats, Purity Bakery Cakes, Fairmont Cottage Cheese & ing Lemon to redeem the bond, ——_—————_ — The “stogie” got its name from New York—The Eskimos of Baf-|the Conestoga wagon. In the days finland are some of the most hap-|when freight was hauled over the REAL VALUES. Jones & Webb’s Phones : : 33 & 34 FOR SATURDAY Finest grape ques best drink for the school children— Pile crt OO quarts... 400 laven Putnam has found on an ex-|ons the freighters smoked thin ploring trip from which he has just | cigars of native tobacco. "put late ni id ut later - his wife who is kept quite busy rub-|came known as “stog! ald-headed gien|| Fifth Street Furniture Co. are having a laugh. One dollar hair cuts are predicted by officials of - ed Laie Re eat of jew York and Brooklyn. le prices now range from 50 to 75 cents,net|| Ope Daye and ineninay Phone bd including tip, which no hairy New Oranges, small sweet juicy, special, RMON SOE piisciskwduibudilan cuss auanehuus 55c Good Brand Oil Sardines, 32 c DICRNE EOP <ssasesbsisas ticle stotcousewse enw Fancy hominy, good tas large cans, cased : price per can 25 cents, 2 for .............. 3le High quality sauerkraut, large cans, regular 42 Cc Ice Cream watermelons, extra fine, special, price per can 20 cents, 3 cans for .......... Early Variety Sweet Peas, very good — 5. 4. Cc PUMPS! 55:5 4:0 5,6/sssinls cisraio news slpomiwiguiientsn Shredded W! heat, BS PACkAPEs: «oo. 6ee serge eTewsie eee viege secre 33c Sun-Ray Pancake flour, : 4 pound package oo iesice es cure ene cine stress 35c Ass’t Home Jell, 3 packages ... see T ceatyse os 25c Pabst malt syrup, special, 9 5 c BIN EOD oo scbin vers icicsins sivereeie sie sehsiarsipisiors eis Wool soap chips, special, 5 pounds for ........ccesceeeccecen. 90c Good standard sliced a mace 2 No. 2 1-2 size cans for .........sesseecee .64c Clothespin special, , 3 Me packages for ........ecereesuceeees 15c Fruits-and Vegetables Armour oats, special, 33 ‘BIG SPECIALS 3 15c packages fOr 6. . cs eececeve cess eee Cc Jonathan apples, fine quality, per box .... .... $2.33 FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE DAILY Concord grapes, per sHaskel .siscraagecuna cae ess BDC Very nice tomatoes, ‘ 2 5 2 POUNGS 5.0 55.05. nisin ¥ IWE DELIVE Fe | WE DELIV Ets. | 20 “DICKS: wl Health is of para- mount importance —so the value of our grocery shop to the community cannot tbe disput- ed. Pvc a er’ a_ know! ° food—Food of Quality. gua "$2. 65 Pancake flour, Aunt Jemima, 39 4 pound package ....... rd Cc Cookies, they are fresh, pure, wholesome, 49 c 2 pound bag ....-sceecesnersisiecscessrscee In Selecting Groceries, we trust, is guided by well as price. ito, you will never fal to be planed with what you purchase here. We minnie free and prompt service to you at mo extra cost. So please call early and often 957 and smile with the rest of the economical shop- pers. ——————E—EE——EE————— Celery, Head Lettuce, Car- | Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, rots, Cabbage, Fresh Toma- | Crabapples, Grapes, Canta- toes, Cucumbers, Beets, | loupes, Watermelons, bes: » Green-Peppers and | Plums, Peaches, Pears and lower. Cranberries, Apples “Butter” Fanc; creamery, ne 47c “Navy Rome, extra choice, 3 a for ae: 21 Cc “Hams”, Swift’s Brand, by the whole ham, per Ib. vseesceee 17c Jello, aasmatad Haris, ; Se 25c ‘ “mt, J. B.” Coffee Pg ng _ ister akan 47 Special! The finest coffee on the market, regular 60c Oe Oil soap, use once, use sivays MR i pakby a cesie oss badsae sees cheTewene can white, No. 2 1-2 can, 3 cans He seyeticoedeaine | BT “Puritan” Malt the rT fine e.. atest, ios “Tomatoes”, Solid pack, No, sey Ae 2 1-2 size can, poripe Oe eis 54c han pug 73c i oe regular 36c seller a ie Cleanser, ons One ibe hand das free with 2