The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 27, 1931, Page 7

THE BISMARCK 'TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAKCH Z(/, 1y3l ALCOHOL PRICES CUT ter, Mrs. Robert Bingham, St. Paul. | Puneral services will be conducted here Monday, the two-year programs. at Blackfeet, Fort Belknap and Rocky Boy would ke taken care of with road money available for the fiscal year of 1932 and that in addition to these con- | struction items “$4,000 is allotted for | general work on the Fort Belknap reservation, $2,000 on the Tongue River reservation and $2,000 on the | Rocky Boy reservation, under the | emergency act.” | {ts cheap. ft is only 24 cénts a gallon | war. Production costs with molasses | pene ips tank car lots now, a drop of 11 | at five cents a gallon average 23 cents | March 27.—(#)—Alcohol | cents, and there is talk of a lion for alcohol, say distillers. Seats cates | Sean eeecnnemenecmeennecnaer neces = - routs DI CICS oer | THN WABAT WIL BE ON GOOD BASS WITHIN TWO YEARS & ality Food Stores ~ | 20 Per Sent Reduction Promises | ?==-—>—_-— > ——"* a ne | Ship Alone urny | Walnut Crook Te |) nieve _| TWO eT Stores | tccnn se Again Reduced! | and Demand iven to Wanner | Uns at ‘eee Red Owl Quality Baked Captain E. G. Wanner, secre~ tary of the state board of aumin- istration, is displaying a walnut crook, made by Charles L. Han- sen, 1400 Thayer avenye, from a Woman knows that when this pure-food market serves her that her husband and children will Washington, March 27—(P)—A 20 per cent reduction in wheat acreage within the next two crop years was hoped for Friday by federal officials BREAD to put domestic production and de-| Piece of a walnut desk or cabinet know more food satisfaction. WHITE, WHITE, 11-Ib. sam salvaged from the state capitol ” 9 Se ey farmer {utesellis to fe *E is Detutifay turned and i i Lb. Loaf ........ 6c Loaf, 3 for ...... 23 Cc Ml ie erty ery by Mr, Hansen, an eng WHOLE WHEAT, GRAHAM or RYE, ( che 1931 total will be only about three} by hand by Mr. Hansen, an engi- 1-4 Ib. prints . . \ tre 7oent less” they ‘belleve growers} neer at the state capitol buliding BU I I E fresh creamery 29c Pound Loaf, 2 for ............0c.0eeeeee 15c : for more than 15 years, who signs e8 ON were realizing that holding pric Hine “Py 4 bey an even keel was a problem to be x ’ Pe, Nantes: “Accompa: ‘the Yordok | was 10 Ib. cloth Dependon Fancy Santos she “Tpisilers Sideartment esti- ue Marge we Ce i SUGA bag ......-seeeeeeee 57c Bi k H COFFEE, 3 pounds ge OG Red 65c gas, epee ee Pas, | Sale > east ismarck Mas a Harvest Queen ‘This exceeded the hope of the farm) civilization in Dakota.” (Keep Soap, P. & G., Puritan Malt, 47 PE ACHES Halves or Sliced, 4 5c board for a 110 per cent cut, and| this emblem in memory of the 9 bars .......... Cc per can ......... Cc ZNO. 246 CAMB ...ceeseee ese eee eee eset plage Oe slash an = acre-| Old building. ew ae ‘ age a] a mount teadily TE eR : The all Purpose Cocoa, | Baking Potatoes, COCOA he war. 5 since the War. ents tabs Wahpeton Woman Lettuce, 25c fancy bakers, peck 57c 2 Ib. pkg. ee. ..25¢€ 2 heads ......... ! would be further increased was held N. B. C. Snowpeaks Marshmalk Dies in St. Paul Produce House the farm board's Secon” not to buy surpiia stock | St, Paul. March, 71—UP-—Mr. |] New Potatoes, 2 5 Cauttflower— COOKIES, Assorted, 21% lb. box ..... 49c ' eencata” apnealat to farmers tol died Thursdsy ‘night at a hospital || 8 Ibs. ........... Cc Eaiicy heads aa BANANAS, 3 Ibs. .................. 2lc keep production down to domestic de- mands. Joseph B. Becker, crop reporting board member, computed the total! 1931 reduction of spring and winter here. Death resulted from an illness which had confined her to the hos- pital for nearly two years. She had been active in Catholic church organizations in Wahpeton Cucumbers, large, fancy hot house .. Frozen Straw- berries, box 23c Located at 215 South Ninth street We will pay special premium prices for all eggs and live poultry shipped or delivered to us by i varieties at three per cent. Prospects|and in St. Paul, where she at one were that farmers expected to harvest | time lived. Relatives left include her 39,759,000 acres of the 42,042,000 plant-| widower, Ward MacLagan, and a sis- ed to winter wheat last year. = C. C. Teague, who was “very much pleased” by the spring wheat reduc- tion estimates, repeated the hope of the farm board that wheat plantings in the spring and fall would show 20 per cent reduction, and that the growers would realize they can obtain better prices by holding down produc- tion. By states, farmers’ intentions to Ps plant durum and spring wheat other than durum, Te CNINA FREE a every package SOUP, Campbell's, all varieties, 3 cans ............ April 4th. E. D. DITCH Cookies, 8 kinds asst., 2 Ibs. ..... Cake Flour, | oa CF. Reg aoe Kidney Beans, 18K, 2 No. 2 cans Peanut Butter, 33c KRAFT Package CHEESE Apericads Suich Ueberees, Pigpents and VELVEETA i wm. 19¢ Navy Beans, - Northern, 3 Ibs. 19c Soap Chips, State Percentage of ‘Thousand 1.G. A.,, large pkg. 1 8c Cooks I G A Store Van Camp’s SARDINES Ir of 1930 Acres e e e ite steak 3 thal 29c Pesan ON n 2 a j —_—s Delivery The “Big” Little Store bere ies = South Dakota .... a jervices Phone 564 512 Avenue D HIGH TEST 4 Spring WE jane rian Dieta ax 9 - 10:30 a, m.; aia LEWIS LYE Fett Sitivon Ne iol. abk (8008 ' 2:30 - 4 p.m. Everything in Fruits and Vegetables Sune 2D cans QC South Dakota 92 1.785 CASE, 48 cana $5.70 Montana “4 ced Coffee e paiees00 ge ee tee i 63 c pers whole or 2 6 c Colorado 10 218 _ this kind of BMT dG alf, per pound .. ‘Washington coffee into your Spareribs, ( Seng cups -and>-youll AW WN aes ake ee a per pound sss. es 1 7c se ie Co 24c ' Wisconsin . 24 know why Em- i ee os : press Coffee is so Roll Rib Roast, Carrots, North Dakoia 1.1. 103 Sil popular as a reg- per pound ....... 28 | 2'hunches ....... 19 bY ular daily bever- TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU | $102 000 ALLO ED age anitHiesbones TRADE AT YOUR NEAREST RED OWL | ) ) of Northwest 302 Main Ave. - - - 506 Broadway FORMONTANA ROADS} =?" Funds Will be Expended in Im- TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS proving Trails Through In- = 3 RE Ga ea a dian Reservations work in Montana See Piri lpotic ceotstire id Leavitt, Republican, Mon- At Your Grocer boty provided 2 Cash and Carry | sy # al neal peas aig ‘il Tele. 631 Oscar W. Johnson, Prop. 7& Thay. | has been allotted to seven reserva- Hidicadltaec Lr tions and that $8,000 of the funds in the, emnes enoy |S Pee arene Do not forget Saturday is the last day of our March sale. , cite Blackfeet reservation: z Lea- A Few Reminder Items: 400 MAIN AVENUE PHONE 332 1ee Crepes to ference (con CPtewat ee akon ||| A, = REALTH | eo ceeeeeee HAM SPECIALS FOR EASTER i le 5 ,000. . “The Fort Belknap reservation gets FREE! FREE! FREE! yaa! ry agsoy 20 ED NGEOW DER, het cya 25c One Half Pound Package of Cudahy’s Puritan Sliced Hayes, A two-year program on the Bacon Free with every Rocky Boy reservation will be started by 8: Sieh sat epee? el PURCHASE OF A WHOLE HAM, Ib. 23¢ we Mathead feeratin eae Fe as gy iG Fl eed an == ——- Y or & ° : : eal ir. y Rons ae Ficed r general er the Tor Peck Arid Many Other Specials R t tb 13¢ BEEF ib, 12 een Peed elt We pay top prices for butter, poultry and eggs. oas * 1d 64,000.” : £ + Loaylté: suid socom allotmente: toe Are you taking advantage of our free coffee offers? Sliced Pork Short Cut Raby Why not investigate? e l () Cc 28 C Bananas, fancy, per |b. .... Liver Ib. Steak Ib. Eggs, strictly fresh, 5 dozen ............0.0e0eeee 93c Meaty Veal . Fresh Ground LOTS OF State tOM Dag ys ss 4sk sss scs cosine Stew Ib. C Hamberger lb C Schaffer’s Sweet Mixed Pickles, 2 for ............ Milwaukee = ads B RE AD P. & G. Soap, 10 bars .......06. ce ceeee eee een eens Frankfurters syieto |... 1 5c Assorted Cookies, 3 Ibs. for .............sesseeee 29¢ fi zi ‘ No fpadus ccuichanissential Finest and Freshest Fruits and Vegetables yi pie, eae i Visit Paul Brown © : pose erst slenen as ba -— no bread is so MEAT DEPARTMENT Why trust to luck? even-textured; so full of easily assimilated energy, so Jos, J. Schock, Prop. Head - Fanc & P ‘ nut-like in ‘its flavor as fresh-baked Wonder Bread. Lettuce ‘f 3 for 24c bag ohne Mi certainly of euccees There’s no elimping on the recipe at the Feasiarn ie Ty Deny eae. mee ing Co., the finest, richest ingredients are used, the Pe eae | || [SRE Ee a Meer eA are eRe eae ; ing process is regulated by modern equipment to assure ates a - 25c a a PERFECT loaf. For your health’s sake. . . eat plenty ees - i ed of tasty Wonder Bread with EVERY meal! Extre Large 3 for 25c ithe are i YON’S BEST. 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