The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1931, Page 7

* END OF RECORD FLIGHT TO TURKEY ‘This pleture flown from Istanbul to London and cabled by Bartlane ~ process over Western Union cables shows Russell Boardman and John Polando in Istanbul after thelr non-stop flight from New York in which they broke the world’s distance record. Left to right are: Mouhledine Bey, governor of Stambul, Polando, Boardman and Joseph C. Grew, U. &. ambassador to Turkey. id Press P SEES GREAT.FUTURE FOR TRAVEL IN AIR Kansas City Goodwill Fliers Stop Here on Last Lap Of Nationwide Tour Cities farsighted enough to provide adequate landing and airport facili- ties will reap the benefits accruing from airplane traffic, Dr. John D. Brock and Colonel Ruby D. Garrett, Kansas City good-will fliers, told members of the local Association of Commerce who attended a dinner in their honor at the Grand Pacific ho- tel Thursday night. Stopping in Bismarck on ‘the last Cuban Revolt Leader Associated Press Photo Marlo G. Menocal, former presl- dent of Cuba, was widely sought as the Jeader of the | Cuban Insur- ection. PAC 400 MAIN A few healthful warm weather POT ROAS limit, with meat .. “ane Ib. Liver ib. » 9c PE ga z 3 doz. eos lap of a tour that has covered every section of the United States, the Kan- sas City men have visited 96 of the larger cities and 46 capitols. Colonel Garrett and Dr. Brock pre- sented H. P. Goddard with a docu- ment conveying the felicitations of the governors of Missouri and Kansas to be presented to Governor. George F. Shafer. He also extended greetings to Mayor A. P. Lenhart on behalf of the people of Kansas City and con- veyed the well wishes of the Kansas City Association of Commerce to the Bismarck organization. The fliers took off for the south from the Bismarck airport at four a. m. Thursday. It marked the 269th day of consecutive flying for Dr. Brock, sportsman aviator, who is fi- nancing the tour. Gussner’s announcements on page 3. “Seek His Freedom THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1931 SHERIDAN COUNTY'S GRAIN CROP IS POOR est Yield Harvesting Is Well. Under Way But Prospects Are for Small- in Years McClusky, N. D., Aug. 14.—Harvest- ing of rye and other early sown fields of small grain or such fields as will be harvested this season, is well un- der way in Sheridan county, with in- dications that the 1931 grain crop will be the lightest in many years. In some instances fields will not be cut, but will be use; Many fields will be cu’ heavy growth of weeds, for pasture. for feed. The especially Ruszian thistles, pitching grass and wild oats, will cut yields consider- ably. Recent rains have caused many being green and other nearly ready for harvest. John M. Jasmann, who farms north- west of McClusky; said Thursday that he would cut his entire crop for feed. Jasmann is convinced that his grain, yused for feed for livestock, will mean much more than. if harvested. and threshed, when harvesting and thresh- ing costs are considered. ‘That crops in the area from eight to 18 miles northwest of McClusky are better than in this immediate vicinity, is evidenced by the fact that many of the fields further north will be harvested with binders, Jasmann said he had seen at least one field of barley northwest of here that would yield 30 bushels to the acre. Mrs. Christina Gordon, 10 miles northwest, is harvesting wheat with a binder, and reports a fair crop. Gust Nording, two miles south of town, stated that he would start har- vesting soon, although there would be very little to harvest. Weeds are nearly the same height as the heads of grain, he said. Weeds probably Owned and Operated by Scott’s Grocery Phone 816 MOTHER: BOB: that D) Certo Market Day Coffee, Grape Juice, 1 pi. . 25e per ib, os ciaedu: 5 Grape Juice, 1 qt. ..... 45c | Cake Flour, pkg. ......2: Phone 816 “Oh, Bob, will you please walk up to the store and get me a can of pears?” “GOOD NIGHT! Why don’t you deal with a store ELIVERS?” Post Toasties and Puffed Wheat, 1 pkg., cach 25¢ White King Soap, per pkg. Hardwater 2 bars . Red & Whi per Ib. Blue & White Coffee, per Ib. Castile § setae a Realgctiaw Se 15c | Spices, 3 cans ........23¢ ite BLUE-BIRD FRUITS re 43c | Pears, No. 10 can .....67¢ Four Free Deliveries Each Day . dd FLOUR, Producer, 49 lbs. ..... CASH and CARRY 311 Seventh Street The Red & White Red & White Baking Powder, 1 Ib. can ...22¢ Gold Medal Salad Dress-_ ing, 1 qt. jar Chie | Cleanser, 2 cans for 9¢ Gooseberries, No. 10 can Te -$1.09 ciated Press Photo Freedom was sought by friends for Patrick O’Brien (above), whi in Sing Sing for robbery. It Is he is a “double” for Francis Cro TITILEBROS U.S. INSPECTED MEATS © PHONP Ham, Bologna, Minced Ham, Chicken Loaf, Summer Sausage Morning Specials—7 A.M. to 12 M. HAMBURGER frie’ 11¢. LAMB LEGS &""*""" 24c PORK CHOPS ""r""" 16c ALL DAY SPECIALS LARD—Rendered 100% Pure, QUALITY IN EVERY OUNCE Freshest Fruits and Vegetables Visit Paul Brown Green Onions =e 19¢ Green Onions Cantaloupe for” Src Cantaleane: ley, doomed kille convicted of a Gre items—Cold Lunch Meats, Spiced Choice,: tender, 13¢ VEAL Silt rea Steak lb. 14¢ HAM b. 3% ax Ib. 19'/-¢ ‘19¢ . Beets in the Right Direction is to step in and learn “why” your groceries here. call 957 and we do the rest. PINEAPP Asparagus Tips ORANGE GRAPEFRUI CANNED FRUIT DEAL tin 1 large can Pineapple 1 large’ can DeLuxe Plums 1 large can Sliced Peaches 1 large can Apricots 1 large can Grapes ‘ CERT SALMON POTATOE TOMATOE TOILET TISSU COR Per bottle .... 2 tins for Hom Hdl or Tomatoes, Marcovitz Grocery 905 Front. Avenue — Phone. 957 ~ We Please Where Others Proimise We please the most fastidious. Just Large Sweet and juicy, fresh ship- ment, medium size, 3 doz... (Other sizes are cheaper) 89c Regular value, $1.35 J APPLE BUTTER 1-Ib. tall or flat mk 10 Ibs. ....... etteaees 19c Fresh, 4 lbs. it is to your interest to buy Small, white, Minne- opa brand, large tin Fresh, seedless, 6 for , ) Special | Deal 36-02. jar 24c e-grown, oe easiest Oe Large, 4 rolls .......... fields to ripen unevenly, some spots | will be green after grain is ripe, and when harvested much of the grain may spoil. Four Known Dead in Battle Creek, Mich., Aug. 14.—()— The death of Albert Latta, 30, late Thursday brought to four the fatali- | stroyed a garage here during the morning. The victims were trapped in the building and were burned be- fore the horrified gaze of hundreds of spectators outside, who could see beg through a plate glass show win- low. The fire started when an: employe attempted to solder a leak in the radiator of an automobile. Fire Battle Creek Blaze| ties resulting from a fire which de- | Chief W. P. Weeks said the radiator had been filled with gasoline, instead | of water, by accident. Two Boys Drown as Their Canoe Upsets Virginia, Minn., Aug. “14.—(4)—Paul | Wisted, 23, Virginia, and George |; Mulligan, 23, Eveleth, drowned in | Lake Vermilion, late Thursday. Their |canoe, propelled by an outboard mo- tor, upset in a squall. The body of Mulligan, a University of Minnesota student, was found Friday. Americans smoked 115,379,197,000 lcigarets in 1930. Dance Saturday night to the Aces at Glen-Echo. 710 Thayer Phone 279 Two @ PINEAPPLE 2 for ORANGES 3 dozen Crackers, ‘soda or graham, 2-lb. box Peanut Butter, quart jar 50c purchase. city. Peache Ce () See eee 16-lb. lug, each.. Pears, Bartlett, size, doz. Pineapple, 8. O., broken slices, No. 2 tin, each Cookies, Loose Wiles, 30 table, 2-lb. caddy...... Mayonnaise, 1-pt. jar Table Talk Sandwich Spread, Vienna Sausage, reg. l5e size, €ach ......066.+- 7c Thompsons Seedl 2.Ibs. for 15 Rosedale “Almond Cocoa,” 8-oz. bar, reg. 10c straight value, 2 for . a Fy Our Mother's ae full. 2-Ib. pkg. Potatoes 5-lb. Pail Empress Lay Fs =DICK ‘Soon BUTTER 2 Ib. Roll 49c PORK & BEANS Large cans, Van Camp's, 3 for Plantation, large cans, rt CARNATION MILK j,,, Sweet, juicy, 25¢| Mat Get your tickets on every Announcing winners Tuesday. $2.00 or- ders delivered, all parts of Quality ’ Quality At Less At Less 107 Fifth Street Opposite Patterson Hotel Phone 1612 SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS Extra fancy Ss California Cob Corn, mm," Avples, “taney sree.” DE | foney don « Se Sa ee Ane 4 Bananas, extra fancy stock: | whole melon, 1b : ranges, fancy Cal., Cantaloupes, finest of the sea- 288 size, 3 doz.......... 68c Sie ‘ Calif. Oranges, small, sweet, } size, 3 for ............ 25c juicy, Tomatoes, Weste! % box .. $1.98 fancy, 2 Ibs. .25¢ Apricots, O-Boy Jell, $1.00 Bread issz~ * 2 15c) ae 33c + teg. 2 for 25c size, 2 for 1 5c OLIVES, Spanish Select Queens, full quart Mason jar ........ Home Grown Early Ohio Again We Offer $1 98 - (And 5-Ib, sack granulated sugar: free -with each pail) 308 Thir- ‘ teenth St. Phone 878 fon a Saving Quality groceries are economical. Some women of food thoughtfulness set a better table for less by purchasing their eat- ables at our 2 food shops. | cleaning and dyeing industry invaded | stroyed. 7 RACKETEERS RUIN CLOTHING seven shops early Priday and doused’, Chicago, Aug. 14—(?)—Vandals al-|clothing with acid. About $1 legedly employed by racketeers in the | worth of customers’ garments was s DEPENDABLE! — |; HERE can be no better malt i at any price. You can besure of that. © i } HAMM — Saint Paul { HAMM COMPANY BRANCH 5th and Front Bismarck, N. Dak. = —<—— (Your DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT OUR L-G-A: STORE Mal a Milk, » Ib. can. .39c Certo, = bottle 2 Stores to Serve You No. 1 No. 2 710 Thayer 305 13th St. Phone 279 Phone 878 Crate 98¢ Sweet Corn, Golden Bantam, 2 doz. Large Size Pke. IGA 17¢ : SOAP ™ ; GRAINS Peckage ,, Sat., Aug. 15 to Fri., :. Aug. 21, inclusive PURE SPICES Ground and Whole, 3 Phas. 25c 1%-lb. ° sizes....... Cinnamon Pepper Girt IGA Be greg. Fo" ate / Crackers 222.05," #0 2,0. 25e / Extract 1GA 207,227 "2 386 Ne Extract 168 2:3;."°"* 53c/ ba Corn Flakes IGA ay = use. 21 yx ! Maited - Milk ‘IGA: 2" re “te - Peanut Butter IGA [73°.,,:. 220 °°) Certo 3.5 °"* aes Corn Beef Iga %3* Seediless Grapes flavors, 2 for Pineapple, 8. O., broken slices, 2-lb. tin, each.. 17c Milk, Troy, condensed, tall cans, 3 for Sardines, % oil, ess Prunes, fancy, good size, 2 Ibs. Gandy, ass't. 1-Ib. pkg. reg. 35c, special, Ib... Oatmeal, Stone’s, 1-Ib. 4-02, pkg. dust for 2, cans Peas, Corn or tems, 2 f6F ress, LOG Peck 29¢ ee Cote at Our Special HOT WEATHER TREATS Iced Spice Cups Combine 2% cups orange juice, 2 cups water,.1 cup Pineapple juice, % cup sugar. Add grated rind 1 lem ths. I.G.A. Honey, 6 I.G.A. Whole Cloves, % ts. LGA; Nutever, 4g ts 1.G.A. Cinnamon, \ ts. I.G.A. Allspice. oes ig io 3 hours. Strain and add 3 Pints inger le. tir briskly and pour (Makes 3 quarts). Re eee Serve with Caramel Ice-Box Cookies Cream together % cup shortening and 2 cu; own sugar. Add 2 eggs and 2 ts. I.G.A. Vanilla. Beat ‘until smooth. Add 1 ts. soda, dissolved in 1 tbs. water. Add 1 ts. L.G.A. Cream of Tartar, sifte HEY, sifted with 3 cups LGA. “Work in 2 cups I.G.A. Cocoanut. Form 1 rolls. Chill for several hours or overnight. ‘Slice i this * t Glices, Bake in moderate oven about 15 minutes. * BR a IO ITA Ia I GI I sy > KC * * —— Sa a tM Saturday Specials for Bismarck Stores Only Bismarck we _Stores. 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