The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 2, 1931, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY,.OCTOBER 2, 1931 ‘th apparently attempted to round a/|State bank here today of $30,000 andj inevitable. Prime Minister MacDon- Donald, appearing personally before; LEAN STOCK SHOW curve too fast. escaped, ald hopes to have a final audience /his constituents of Seaham Harbor, Bolke was a native of Hebron, N.| Bandits held up the same bank on| with the King Saturday before mak- | lost his flight tonight to secure their D., where he attended school. Tater duly 9 and obtained $12,000. ing a formal announcement. approval of his formation of the OPENS AT WASHBURN Sesextcs.re scat: oo ne 2 eit’ ee fe was employe ‘ot or M’DONALD LOSES FIGHT are a ae | wy eaves Hs parents, Mr. and Mrs. — can ii vB itai ip cpdae sae aa osha: Use the Want Ads Fruit ‘ - “f i ie | Theodore J. Bolke, and eight brothers XPEC in britain ce eg em ea STORES —— STORES Fine Animals and Produce on| and sisters. 710 Thayer—Phone 279 308 Thirteenth St.—Phone 878 London, Oct. 2.—(?)—Final arrange- Display; Wi i ments for a general election next ney ae conenue INDIANA BANK, ROBBED month were being made by all parties Saturday Hartford City, Ind. Oct. 2—(P)—| Friday in the belief that the dissolu- 10 Ib. CIOUN WM Aker 8 Four bandits robbed the Citizens tion of the present government was Washburn, N. D., Oct. 2—(®)—Ex- hibits of livestock ‘and produce were on display here Friday as the annual ail repped Stock show opened. \ xhibits continued to arrive up to rom eed in me acareen weve! A Dozen Comedies Was to begin. The exposition will con- e e ne through Saturday. A number of pig and calf exhibits by R ll d | t 0 ‘boys and girls were here Friday morn- (1) e n ct) ne ing. Purebred winners in the 4-H Club contest will be qualified to en- {ff Here’s the picture that has everything! Laughs, heart- ter their exhibit in th 1 v Fred E. Jefferis, ackataly: peat? interest, gun-play, kid-stuff! It’s the finest entertain- George J. Baker, livestock special- ist of the Agricultural College, will | ment of the King of Clowns! judge the livestock while grains and } , Vegetables will be judged by H. A. Mc- Nutt, Agricultural agent for the Soo BU TER line railroad. Prizes are offered for grain, corn and vegetables as well as ; the purebred livestock. Russell Reid, superintendent of the | state historical society, will speak Fri- day night, and Iver Acker, state tax commissioner, George J. Baker, and McNutt, will speak Saturday. - { Steele’s Corn Show Tall Pink, RCHN SN. anid BUIIER xn... 32c ee 19c PORK an BEANS .27.14c Small 3 Cans - 23c Honeydew Melons, Cantaloupes, Concord Grapes, Tokay Grapes, Crabapples, Delicious Apples, Jonathan Apples, Quinces, Blue Plums, Grapefruit VEGETABLES Head Lettuce, Celery, Green Onions, Cauliflower, Hub- bard Squash, Table Queen Squash, Sweet Potatoes, Par- snips, Carrots, Tomatoes, Fresh Peas, Cucumbers, with Praised By Putnam ANITA PAGE Ege Plant Brown Betty, Steele's first annual corn show, con- | CLIFF EDWARDS $j —__ CT NE A Bue 3 Ibs. ....................... suet eee ar ded = i os in Franco - American Spa-) Great Northern 5 c Putnam, Burleigh county agricultural | . ghetti, 3 cans Beans, per Ib. ...... for # tiagge SeeETEAR 25c a agent. Putnam acted as one of the judges in the corn and vegetable contests at the show. Steele staged a corn show this year instead of its traditional annual “Sauerkraut Day.” Putnam said the show had about a dozen first class Falconer corn ex- hibits, besides other corn and vege- table entries. He said the prize win- ‘Sidewalks: New York’ TOMATOES nisms". 43 FLOUR sities... ra 99c Family Size, 12¥, lb. Bag - 39c Campbell’s Tomato Juice, New Crop Muier Peaches or for 27c| ton. vox ... $1.23 Brown & Tiedman ming hits undoubtedly Wil be en Tonight (=e eddie: cou ere in nint annual 101 a= :. . kota State Com Show in Bismarck C 1 Where Quality Counts A fot Sale Com ‘show in Bina sail apito scien a CAMAY BOAP, 9 bare... eee esace 19c Saturday THEATRE 8p. m. Former Hebron Man Killed in Accident Cranberries, 2 Ibs. ..... 29c Crabapples, per peck . St. Paul, Oct. 2—()—Funerai = Fancy Large, Longhorn Cream, fees for Carl J. Boke 23, St. Paul, Lettuce 2'heads nee. 2lc Cheese perth. ...ccceccssceaee 2lc Killed yesterday when his automobil plunged off Highway ie pomobr’ | Bring this advertisement with’ you and get a BIG 10c aes ve Faribault, will be held here package of CANDY $2.00 Orders Delivered All Parts of City sens ie for 5e on Quality 500 ReeKels Mam es SATURDAY AND SUNDAY api | = Candy Corn Shop Where Your Food On Firoadway—Nicola Bldg. ON ve SPECIALS] ||P) J ne FREE - 1 CAN FREE WITH | PURCHASE Dollars Buy More! The buying power of your food dollar is steadily in- creasing at Red Owl, where lower costs are promptly pass- ed on to you in the shape of reduced retail prices. Buy quality foods for less the Red Ow! way and have more dollars for some of the comforts and luxuries of life. Golden Bantam Corn Logan’s 1 NEW PLYMOUTH | “We Thank You” } with | “Cool Springs” Fancy Pack No .2 OF SIX CANS i i pe Reimeanny Gentleman White 3 Cans 28c PATTERSON FLOATING POWER | Jonathan Apples Delicious Apples DOZEN CANS $1.00, s ) EE W | | per peck, 54c per dozen, 40c ‘ EAL CAN- FR HEELING | renee! sweet and juicy, 53c NED GOODS. | loz. and many other | ee § Fancy | b §sgreat new features | “Vegetables” AP PLE Jonathans 5 Ibs. 25¢ : : « | ad Potatoes Table Queen Squash . This is your opportunity to start the month right by s. for or rc ¥ CHINA OATS Wit'Ghnevere tate ‘me 29C PANCAKE FLOUR ... sSaberape ale na 4a 23 OLIVES Sonne snitests- _“se.25e Sr SHREDDED WHEAT 2.19¢ TOASTED WHOLE WHEAT BISCUITS trading at our Store. First of the Month Specials P. & G. Soap, Great Northern Beans, 5 10 bars for new crop, per Ib. ..... Cc Crepe Toilet Tissue, Old Dutch Cleanser, 5 per roll per can Cc Pure Vanilla or Lemon Franco-American Spag- Extract, 2 0 bottle. 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KLEIN 'S: CANDY BARS 1 Crystal White Scourin; for F y - 3 Cleanser ......... . .05 Mie Chomaiess Lunshan cites fs 3 Sweet Potatoes, Patterson Seal Pure Preserves, 1 Galvanized Pail....... 40 99 C | - 5 Ibs. for sneoried, a ed Pure Fruit — . . “ . Jar Motah ie eo ek ae $1.60. | PRESERVES Prolog Bes eet. 2% 30c Kodota Figs, 8 oz. Hines gl 9 Cc Calumet Baking Pow- der, 16 oz. tin Spaghetti, Noodles, Commies. 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