The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 3, 1929, Page 7

FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1929 THF RISMARCK TRIBUNE GOLA OURE GIRLS ~ STAGING PAGEANT La Moure, N. Dak. May 3.—Fifty girls of La Moure high school and grades will present the combined cantata and pageant, “A Garden of Flowers,” here tonight. Punds raised will be used to send representatives of the school to the district music and declamation event at Jamestown and to the coming May Conference at the state university, Grand Forks. The junior and senior high school girls’ glee clubs aud the junior girls’ glee club will present the cantata and grade pupils will participate in the pageant. Hazen Cooke is the di- rector. Groups participating follow: sRoses — Lois May Schoonover, ‘Verna Jacobson, Jean Kimmons, Lu- cille Smeryage, Helen Twete, Gcral- dine Scovel, Mary Dills, Alice May Foran. Margarct Muir, Solo Rose Dance. Bees—Charles Dills, Bobbie Jim Muir, Duane Kirkness, Harley Dei- sem. Butterfly Dance—Ruth Mary Wins- low, Martha Winslow, Annie Lauric Neverman, Helen Ida Neverman, Hel- en Marion Pierce. Breeze Dance—Patsy Coyne, Georg- ine Hartman, Patricia Johnson, Opal Fredericks, Lorraine Flood. Streamiet—Dolores Wallrich, Eun- ice Olmsted, Blanche Davis, Norma May Juberg, Beatrice Brandes, Lileth Lindgren, Joan Winslow. | Dancers trained by Priscilla Taylor. Costuming by Mildred Kirst and Grace Pierce. Grand Jury to Probe Mattson Death Case Stillwater, Minn., May 3.—(4)—Un- Jess he is adjudged insane before the Washington county grand jury con- venes May 13, the case of Roy Matt- son, 21, accused slayer of his mother and brother at their farm home near Scandia April 26, will be presented the district court at that time, P. Milton Lindbloom, county attorney, said today. A hearing to determine the youth's sanity was held today before Dr. H. Haines and Dr. W. H. Humphrey. who said they desired to hold him for further observation. FARGO RAILROADER DIES Fargo, May 3.—(?)—Dennis Sulli- van, long time Northern Pacific rail- road employe, died here early today. Linton Seniors Will Present Annual Play Linton, N. D., May 3.—Linton high school seniors tonight will present their annual class play, this year’s be- ing “The Whole Town's Talking,” written by John Emerson and Anita Loos. The cast follows: William Wolver- ton, Darwin Fogle, Ella Pietz, Gene- vieve Sternhagen, Ida ..aier, Lynn Steensland, Anton Volk, Irma Stickle, Christine Dockter, Emma Zoller, Doris | Fogle, and Sebastian Thomas. Butte Mining Man Here On Visit to Daughter Frank Morrison of Butte, Mont., a mining man with claims at Corbin, ‘south of Helena, is here on a visit to his daughter, Miss Mary Morrison. He also is a former Butte newspaper man. Mr. Morrison says Butte is enjoying great prosperity, as copper is the highest it ever was, and silver and zinc, by-products of Butte mining, also share in the increase of prices. |La Moure Wool Group Assembles Wednesday La Moure, N. Jak., May 3.—Mem- |bers of the La Moure County Wool ‘Growers’ association will meet at the {La Moure city hall at 2 p. m. Wed- |nesday, May 8, it was announced here by J. H. Jacobson, president. Plans for marketing the 1929 wool jcrop will be discussed and it will be j decided whether or not La Moure county will market its wool through the state pool at the meeting. E. E. Greene, secretary of the State Farmers union organization, is ex- pected to attend the meeting. iVerona High School Thespians Give Play Verona, N. Dak., May 3.— Verona ‘high school’s dramatic club will pre- \sent “Mail Order Brides,” farce com- edy, here May 8 and at Grand Rap- ids May 11, according to W. A. Eggert, director. | The cast members are Dwight Kor- tie, Harvey Smith, Selma Powers, {Milton Hummell, Robert Crichton, J. | Elsie Josal, Edna Dietrich, Edna Sup- ler, Alvin Hummell, Vivian Lancester, |Della Utecht, Cecilia Dunn, and John | McCann. | Tune in on KFYR every morning for the A. W. Lucas Co. day’s special. y) BISMARCK GROCERY CO. DISTRIBUTOR BISMARCK, N. DAK. l.can Homa Malt Syrup for every 13 Homa Labels From Your Grocer high quality of hours a day. Quality Makes a Hit You can depend on your sense of taste to tell you whether a loaf of bread, a doughnut or any baked product is made of first class materials or not. We are proud of the items we bake, and we welcome any test or comparison which you care to apply, because we know the THE WONDER LOAF HEALTH LOAF BARKER'S CAKE DOUGHNUTS BARKER'S PACKAGE ROLLS It is, of course, easy to talk about » quality. But it would do us no good if we did not deliver it—day after day. It is what keeps us busy. It is what keeps our plant working twenty-four Look for our name on the package BARKER BAKING & CANDY CO. Woodmen Name Oakes AMERICAN KILLED B MEXICAN HURRICANE Mexico City, May 3.—(4)—A hurri- cane swept, the gulf coast of Mexico last night, wrecking buildings and plantations and leaving a ruin from Tampico south to Vera Cruz. One American, Victor Carlie, member of the crew of the American steamer San Jacinto at Tampico, was killed. The wind exceeded a velocity of 70 miles an hour during most of the night at Vera Cruz. It was feared a number of small craft in the harbor there had come to grief. At Tampico the steamer San Jacin- to was torn from its mooring in the. Panuco river and collided with an-) other ship. Carlie, a member of the crew, was knocked overboard and, was drowned. Neither of the two ships | was believed seriously damaged. TROUBLESOME NIGHT COUGHS| STOPPED Grand Forks, N. D., May 3—(®)— P. J. Kelsh, Oukes, has been elected state's counsel for the North Dakota division of Modern Woodmen of America. J. J. Bailey, Williston, is state clerk. The division's convention, Jones & Webb Q8.8. PHONE 34 Unusual Values for Saturday: Coughs and colds usually grow worse at nightfall. Bronchial coughs, nervous hacking coughs, dry racking coughs and throat irritations are quickly reached and eased by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It puts a healing coating on the inflamed tis- sues, stops the cough at once. Jas. Edwards, Montgomery, Ala., says: “I can sleep all night since taking Foley’s Honey and Tar, and others of my family have used it with the best ; of results.” Sold everywhere.—Adv. Princess Patt Coffee. A! royal drink. tings be valle) aaa, OO (050 Yale) wreersncess ALE sl eitcioka Soups, 8 c pint can (ie value) 77. 2G Hicopeieeereneteme | - jai tn bulk, 3 Ibs soe 25c All Fresh Vegetables and Fruits Navel oranges are at their best now. We feature a medium size at 3 dozen for : 800 Fresh Meats Our meats are fresh from the slaughter house, and are not cold-storage stuff. We can recommend them as “the Best.” Porterhouse Steaks Roasts Pork GUARANTEED SPRING CHICKENS Man Head of Order |:##°. June 3: A. J. McKenzie, Fargo; just | PAGE SEVEN | closed, also named the following dele-| Carlson, Plaza; C. J. Nash, Finley, ge tes to the national conclave at Chi-|and D. M. Puham, Grafton. F. J. Klesh, Oakes; R. J. Spriggs, MOORHEAD ROBBERS FREE Grand Forks; D. J. Clevenger, Den-| Moorhead, Minn., May 3.—()—No bigh; J. K. Pettis, Glen Utlin; C. F.| trace has been found of the two ban- — Scott’s Grocery . DELIVERIES 5 9:00 and 10:30 A. M. — 2:30 and 4:30 P. M. Open till 10 o'clock Saturday nights PHONE 816 311 SEVENTH STREET Specials for Saturday Old Manse Syrup, large 32 oz. bottle. reg. or 59e Campbell’s Soup, any kind, per can ............05 8e Libby’s Asparagus, reg. 45c value, per can ........ 3le Strawberries, very fancy, per box .... 23¢ ALL FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Albertson’s Grocery DELIVERY SERVICE — 9:30 and 10:30 a. m. 2:30, 4:30, also 5:30 p. m. on Saturdays Phone 611 216 Broadway Specials for Saturday Old Manse Syrup, 16 oz. bottles, regular 35¢ ....... Asparagus Tips, regular 40c seller, Saturday ...... ,Campbell’s Soup, per can Griffin’s Special Herring, 14 oz. jar, regular 35¢c value for 82 oz. jar, regular 55c value for Karo Syrup, 1 quart for . Apple Butter, 2 1b. jar . Peaberry Coffee, per Ib. .. Try our Crispettes, 5c and 10c packages Complete line of Seasonable FRUITS and VEGETABLES Santos Peaberry Coffee, per Ib MANDEVILLE and KING FLOWER SEEDS Also Complete Line of Garden Seeds (about 1 1-2 pound) TODAY’S SPECIALS LARD, per Ib, 0... eee cee eee eee eens 15¢ Blood Sausage i} Head Cheese Per Lh. ....... C Liver Sausage | Your phone order will be as satisfactorily filled as if you i made a personal visit to our store. Phone 143 Central ‘Meat Market LOGAN’S “We Thank You” “STRAWBERRIES” Bananas Apples Lemons Logan’s Fruit Specials No. 1—4 medium Grapefruit No. 2—6 small Grapefruit No. 3—2 dozen Sunkist Oranges ...........00.005 49e Saturday Grocery Offerings 16 oz. bottle Old Manse Syrup, reg. 35c, only Libby’s Med. Green Asparagus Tips, at only Campbell’s Soup, any flavor or quantity, per can .... 32 oz. jar Spiced Boneless Herring, reg. 55c val. only 41¢ Fresh Vegetables (Asparagus, only 30c per lb.) Cauliflower Rhubarb New Potatoes New Peas Head Lettuce Tomatoes Radishes Green Onions New Carrots Celery Spinach Cucumber Special A fresh shipment, each . “Battle Creek Health Foods” Now is the time of year to put yourself in condition. These foods will put new life in you. “Lydia Darrah Candy” A new shipment of the delicious candy arrived today. 70c - the Pound . Meat Department (Government Inspected) Pork Veal “Hormel’s Liver Sausage” We believe the best obtainable. “Royal Red Tomatoes” A real buy at the price (2 No. 2 1-2 Cans - 35c) (6 No, 2 1-2 Cans - 98¢) Beef Lamb We have weathered the storm for 51 years right here on Third Street : STOP and SHOP at LOGAN’S All Phones 211 118 Third Street Deliveries—8:45 and 10:30—2:80 and 4:80 Close, 8 P. M. iit Clean he j i oe crgy bectune they clean ener i 7 because of I. G. A. BROOM and DUST PAN White Enamel Handled Broom and Green Enamel Long Handled Dust Pan 99¢ va Bluing, W & N--high quality ii. L4c 4 small bars 29¢ Ivory Soap, Gold Dust ",,,. 27c Clothes Lines, sisal, 2 50-ft. lines 2S¢ Clothes Pins, polished hardwood 2 doz. in pkg.--2 pkgs. 17¢ Gem Mop Sticks Steel HeadSpring, each LOC O'Cedar Polish, 12-oz. bottle 45c¢ Brillo, 10c size pkg. 9¢ Starch §, 23°. 15¢ Hamm's Malt, can 54 * Rice, fancy Blue Rose, 3 lbs, 21¢ >>» >» >» wa» wDzaD7» Zs Z7ZDZDZBDZDZDZZTZZTZTZSTZTZ_ Zz = SOF POS SOOO DSSS SOS SS 9S SFOS SSS SOS FSCSOS SSS PS SOTO DO VO FOS dits who robbed the Sinclair Filling | overlooked $100 which the station at- station here last night. The bandits | tendant had just secreted. "4 Tel. 332 402 Main Ave. Saturday Specials Neen, 17¢c PORK LOIN ROAST — Pep... coeesseceeeeee 19c BEEF KETTLE ROAST—" COTTAGE CHEESE— St"2**.,.............10¢ PORK SAUSAGE MEAT—?" ss 15¢ HAMS— ib cured, 10 to 12 lb. average, 25c 9c Primus Brand, BU) OI her 1b: casi sasavssseseevave NECK SPARERIBS— MARGARINE—}," ‘Ib, Brown&Tiedman THE SANITARY STORE 122 Fifth Street QUALITY GROCERIES All Phones 1400 All Phones £400 Fresh, per Ib. Saturday Specials Crystal White Soap Flakes, special 3 25c pkgs. 54 and 1 10¢ bar Cream Oil Toilet Soap, all for Cc Large bar bath soap, special 3 10c bars and 1 thin blown water glass, all for .......+6 ‘ 23c Old Manse Syrup, bottle foro)... Jieweeeee 29c special Libby’s Medium Green Asparagus, special per No, 1 square can ..... ee eeres, ieee 3 1 Cc Campbell’s Soups, all kinds, special per Can ....--eeeeeeee seeeeeveees Quart Size Jar Spice Cutlets, 55c value for .....-..66 0 00.0'0'00r0 0:0 0.0,0.000 Fancy Golden Bantam Corn, special 3 cans for ........--sscvccrseces Cauliflower Head Lettuce Green Onions _Radishes Bunch Carrots Green Peppers Sweet Potatoes New Cabbage Sweet Rutabagas Impt. Swiss Cheese Edam Primost FRESH STRAWBERRIES Fresh Cottage Cheese Small Grapefruit, sweet and juicy, Spinach Parsley New Potatoes Parsnips Fancy Celery Tomatoes Limburger Richholt’s Cash and Carry [=e] Grocery ==) THE ORIGINAL CASH AND GARRY STORE Specials for Saturday FANCY LOT DRESSED CHICKENS, per Ib. | eI ne eecieerar gr .2te 63c OLD MANSE SYRUP, 16 oz. bottle, regular 35c seller, special ...... ana anee 29c 62c FANCY DRESSED SQUABS, each 4 FRESH-EGGS, 3 dozen SUGAR, 10 Ibs. ........0005 oe eeeecececececeeeee LIBBY’S MED. GREEN ASPARAGUS TIPS, regular 40c seller, special 2 for .....+++++ CAMPBELL'S SOUP, all kinds, 3 for ..... Pep preg iy prouerenc 24c CRACKERS, SID. BOK 2s5s5 sansa cdevcnnecnebeaaance 45c HEINZ CATSUP, regular 0c seller, Homemade Cakes Homemade. Fresh, Fruits and eee eeeecveegs okee