The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 27, 1928, Page 3

‘TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1928 ROAD BUILDING PLAN APPROVED Highway Commission Says Graveled Roads Must Be Protected in Future Requests from nine counties for state aid in graveling approximately 270 miles of highway have been ap- proved by the state highway com- mission and included in the 1929 highway construction program, ac- cording to announcement here today. Graveling projects are being sup- ported by the highway commission, ‘Sas only by this method can earth grading previously done be protected and maintained, said J. J. Erma- tinger, commission secretary. y In some counties graveling proj- ects had the preference over grading . improvements in order to properly protect roads already built, Erma- tinger. said. In Logan county all ‘earth grading requests were denied in order to gravel carth roads al-| ready built. Graveling projects approved by the commission and the counties re- questing them are: : Twenty-four miles on U. S. High- way No. 12 in Adams county, four miles on No. 9 in Burke county; 40 miles on No. 5 in Cavalier county; 22 miles on No. 3 in Kidder county; 10 miles in La Moure county; 119 miles in Logan county; five miles in McLean county; 15 miles on No. 6 south from Mandan, seven miles on No. 10 west from Mandan, and 14 miles on No. 10 east and west from New Salem, all in Morton county; and 10 miles on No. 18 in Walsh county. BUTTERFAT HAS 1928 DECREASE North Dakota Cream Station Business Fails Off During Past Year Less butterfat is now being mar- keted through cream stations by North Dakota farmers than form- gerly, John Husby, dairy commission- er in the state department of agri- culture, said here today. He bases this statement on a com- parison of figures compiled for the years 1926 and 1927, and on figures of the first six months of each year of 1926, 1927, and 1928. Figures show that 30,899,385 pounds of butterfat were marketed through cream stations during the calender year of 1926 and 28,517,041 pounds during 1927. In the first six Change in the marketing system of butterfat is the other. F Shortage of forage because of the drought: year 1926 reduced the num- ber of milk cows in the state, Husby said, This caused a decrease in butterfat production which would naturally affect the amount of cream purchased by cream stations. In nearly alt counties of the state ex- cept those most severely affected, however, the number cf milk cows jhave now increased to the number before this wholesale disposal, Hus- by said. Therefore this decreased _butterfat through cream stations is now very nearly eliminated. Creatheries Aid Husby says the principal reason for this decrease in cream station marketing lies in the fact that an- other channel of marketing has been greatly enlarged by the establish- ment of local creameries. ‘I'his en- ables the farmer to bring the raw product direct to the creamery, This is a more efficient manner of han- idling a highly perishable commod- ity, he said. Direct marketing by the farmer eliminates a stage in the butterfat marketing scheme—the cream sta- | tion, resulting in a higher price to the producer and a better product to the consumer, he belives. i The growing popularity of direct marketing by having: creameries es- tablished in each district as it war- rants, instead of the large plant with its contributing cream stations, is the main reason for the falling off of Chevrolet Managers Return from Detroit T. F. Kinman, general sales man- ager, M. A. MéNiff, assistant sales manager, and A. B. Carlson, sales promotion manager of the Fargo Chevrolet factory branch office have just returned from a trip to Detroit and Flint, Michigan, where they were given a pre-showing of the or. Chevrolet six cylinder automo- le. They arrived in Detroit Nov. 19, where they attended a joint meet- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ing of the officials of the various |cal ed into Chicago on Dec. 3 for a sales branches of the. organization |Pre-showing of the new models. well-to-do, both in America and in throughout the United States.|, The mew cars will be on display | England, show that the great major. While there, the plans for next year were outlined to them Le R. Grant, vice president, in charge of sales, and W. G. Lewellen, sales pro-; motion manager. | It was announced at this time that the Chevrolet production for this year reached 1,250,000 units, and| that in 1929 they expect to reach; 1,600,000 units. Mr. Kinman announced that in} connection with the sales promotion ; program, that all of the field repre- sentatives in the northwest will be CONSTIPATION CAUSES — here Dec. 29, according to F. M. Da-| ity, in the years from 2 to 6, will not vis, Bismarck, dealer. i {take sufficient food without coaxing. PAGE THREE - Brown&Tiedman THE SANITARY STORE 122 Fifth Street Surveys of the chiicren of the LOGAN’ “We Thank You” Over Fifty Years on Third Street QUALITY GROCERIES Thanksgiving Specials We have a complete line of Heinz mincemeat, fig and plum pudding in two sizes, boiled cider, Duffy's sweet cider in quart and gallon bottles, crystallized and preserved ginger. “MANY A SLOW UP But you can protect yourself ‘No man ean do justice to hid job every meal. Doctor /—no woman can Bi viuutes ALL-BRAN because, Faerie tr and happy min constipation bran—100% effective, erm: Guy uni ermining WA and Healthful and delicious with milk » Painful or cream, or with fruit or ho mu nervousness, blemished added, Sprinkle into seeps, Re es, mess, jeeke—these are just little thin ii ‘kage. Sol that constipation brings on, In re, ‘SeFved everywhere’ Made iy the end, B piled than forty Kellogg in Battle Creek. butterfat marketed through cream stations, according to Husby. Columbus State Bank Closes Doors Monday The First State Bank at Colum- bus closed Monday. The institution had a capital of $15,000, surplus $3,000, and $76,000 deposits. H. P. Altner is president and Lud- vig Tweten, cashier, of the bank. Depleted reserve is the reason for closing according to Gilbert Seming- son, state bank examiner. Governor Smith Is Visiting in Atlanta Atlanta, Nov. 27—(AP)--En route east after a vacation on the gulf coast, Governor Al Smith of New York arrived here Monday for a one- day visit to Atlanta as the guest of Major John S. Cohen, editor of the Atlanta Journal and Democratic na- tional committeeman for Georgia. He and his party will leave for New York tonight. Clara Bow Ill With Attack of Influenza San eaucisoe Now 27.—(AP)— Clara Bow, film star, was ill at her hotel here today with what a physi- months of 1928, 12,676,511 pounds of | cian diagnosed as a light attack of butterfat were marketed through}influenza. He said she probably cream stations in comparison with| would be able to return to Los An- 13,222,084 and 15,997,970 pounds for | geles under care of a nurse by to- the first six months of 1927 and 1926 | day. respectively. Two Reasons Cited There are two. principal reasons for this decrease, Husby said. A severe drought in 1926 which « materially reduced forage crops in the state and necessitated selling a great many cattle is one reason given by the dairy commissioner. The actress came here to attend the Stanford-California football game. If the dawn of history means when man first appeared on earth, and that is imagined to haye been 12 hours ago, then our known his- tory is only five minutes long. All the family like it on Don’t accept substitutes or. “CANADA DRY" The Champagne 5. U. 8. Pat. OF. of Ginger Ales ‘Wholesale Distributor Zi : Bismarck Grocery Co. FAVORITE RECIPES say call DOUBLE ACTING RAKES BAKING '—of famous cooks never say “use a spoonful or two powder.” They come right out and ing Powder.” They name which plainly shows they consider Calumet abso- lutely necessary to the best of baking success. tess ie i ~~ S: “Calumet Bak- the leavener by CALUMET Er WORLI BAKING YS GREATEST POWDER NY OTHER BRAN ) Begin now combating consti- pation. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is Eiprovent it. Sunt cat twa tae. preven eat two spoonfuls daily—chronic cases, ALL-BRAN | Jones & Webb - @QSS. Phone 34 FANCY GROCERIES 109 Fourth St. For Thanksgiving: .Fancy celery, lettuce, fresh beets, green-top carrots, radishes, green onions, sweet potatoes and other choice vegetables. In fruits we offer: New crop oranges, grapefruit, persimmons, pome- granates, grapes, cranberries, pears, apples, Kumquats, cocoanuts, etc. We have many holiday delicacies, too: Smyrna 9- crown figs, bulk dates, candied fruits, glace pineapple, fruit cakes, sweet cider (in bulk), Roquefort cheese, mincemeats, plum and fig puddings, big variety of spices, pickles and preserves, stuffed dates, cluster raisins, etc. Thanksgiving Bakery Specials Order Your Dainty French Pastries and Thanksgiving Bakeries Early Specials: Lemon, Pumpkin, Mince and Cherry Pies. Cream Puffs Chocolate Eclairs Apple Turnovers Thanksgiving Suggestions Grapefruit (2 for 25c) (2 for 35c) 5 Apples Extra Fancy Winesaps Fancy Roman Beauties Fancy Stayman Winesaps “C” Grade Stayman New Navel Oranges Bananas Grapes Fresh Vegetables Head Lettuce Celery Radishes Green Onions Tomatoes New Carrots New Turnips New Beets Cauliflower Chicory Cranberries Sweet Potatoes Salted Nuts Olives—ripe - stuffed - plain. Pickles! Try a jar of sweet Tid-Bits or Yum-Yuni. Mincemeat Richelieu Heinz All Phones 211 118 Third Street 8:45 and 10:30 —— DELIVERIES —— 2:30 and 4:30 Close 8 p. m. Scott’s Grocery sr and yn MEAT MARKET : PHONE 816 311 SEVENTH STREE1 Fresh Frozen Strawberries (Every Saturday) Mincemeat and * Apple Cider For Your Thanksgiving Dinner We Have the Following: CRANBERRIES GREEN TOP CARROTS PUMPKIN GREEN TOP ONIONS HUBBARD SQUASH BRUSSEL SPROUTS SWEET POTATOES RADISHES HEAD LETTUCE CAULIFLOWER CELERY FRESH OYSTERS Oranges - Apples - Grapes - Grapefruit - Bananas Turkey, fine and tender, “Ta LES Ae Arar ee ea age 35e Spring Chicken, per Ib. 25 Ducks, per Ib. ........28¢ Geese, per Ib. «6.6.2... 25¢ Roasts of all kinds Se DELIVERIES 9:00 and 10:30 A. M. 2:30 and 4:30 P. M. Open till 10:00 o’Clock Saturday Nights Lettuce, celery, sweet potatoes, squash, pumpkin, cran- berries, cauliflower, cucumbers, Spanish onions, green pepper, fresh peas, radishes, green onions, fresh beets pe balay a rime stock, qt. 1 9c Layer Figs, 5-crown, fresh a ee Imp. Cluster Rai- sins, 1 Ib. pack .. 40c Sweet Potatoes, 25 c Just received fresh stock of navel oranges, sweet and juicy, grapefruit, lemons, bananas, Casaba melons, fresh ity fruit cake, fresh frozen strawberries. Fairmount Cottage Cheese Layer Figs, 7-crown, fresh large umbrella, Figs, 8 oz. pkg. .. cocoanuts, Puri! Jello, assorted flavors, 3 packages for This store will be closed all day Thanksgiving .20c Phone 1400 Telephone 332 402 Main Ave. Always Busy. There’s a Reason Thanksgiving Specials! TURKEY S— per th. cteeeeesseceesseeeseeeeees 35 Ber MD) ce cee evan BUTTER—, CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE- Telephone 332 per Wr. cer cccssccencvcececccveneeenevers POPU roxas staee nae sas seaaesine CHICKENS— [SOT ERI rae toe iGeet ty Sree, Per th .. AND MANY OTHER Plum Puddings ” Fruit Cakes Raisin Nut Bread Hughes Bros. Bakery PHONE 546 DELICIOUS EATS AT SHOTWELL’S PURITAN MARSHMALLOWS 5-lb. box and 6 FREE Toasting Forks. Thanksgiving Suggestions for Wednesday November 28th PORK LOIN ROAST—;" RUMP ROAST — fern cece MINCEMEAT— jer sesso 17¥ac FRESH SELECT OYSTERS 89c Richholt’s Cash and Carry ==) Grocery em) THE ORIGINAL CASH AND CARRY STORE Frozen Fresh Strawberries, LAD, carton ©... +1: - 22s nccesse sen ... dd YOUNG AND TENDER We have the, finest in poultry, Make your selection early. - Ducks Geese Chickens We have on hand Spring Chickens, averaging 5 to 6 pounds.for those who prefer them in place of other Poultry. ‘Turkeys Strictly Fresh Eggs—Mincemeat for Your Pies—Oysters, Lutefisk, and all cuts of fine meats. PHONE 722 QUALITY MEAT MARKET FRUITED SPICE CAKE, N. B, C., each.. JELLO, the popular dessert, 3 pkgs... BROWN SUGAR, med. 4 Ibs......... Pea PINEAPPLE, Dole’s Sliced, 2 No. 2% large cans ............... 57¢ QUEEN OLIVES, 60c qt. jar. :49¢ HEINZ KETCHUP. large bottle ... : COFFEE, “Sunkist” Fancy Bulk, 2 Ibs, ...... 99c CRANBERRIES Cape'Coa, 2 tns........ 49€ CELERY, Mammoth Stalks, each .l7e ORANGES, New Crop Navels, doz. ORANGES, New Crop Navels, doz. ......40c-54c FRESH TOMATOES, Ib. ..................22¢ HEAD LETTUCE Soll Heads, 2 for.... 35 Two Stores to Serve You Trade at your nearest Red Owl Store No, 1 Store No. 2 302 MAIN 506 BROADWAY Red Owl Stores INOW 159 STORES IN THE NORTHWEST Fancy Dressed Turkeys at the right price. Fancy Dressed Young Chickens, DOR ID. os hp ikocs scot sania yak eae ee 23 Cc Home Made Mincemeat, OT | Ear Raat roets erent BAe 25c : Fancy Celery, large bunches, CAO Gy es hanes cae ne ie pga eng SU ads lmlen etic MAES SAG ERED 25c Olives, 32 oz. jar, regular 60c seller, : special, per jar hn ee Fresh Oysters Sweet Potatoes