The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1931, Page 6

6 URS. WINCHESTER bie Daughters Accompany Body to Malone, N. Y. Where Burial Is Planned / Funeral services for Mrs. W. H. Winchester were conducted from her hhome at 824 Fourth St. at 4 o'clock ‘Thursday afternoon, with Rev. Floyd B. Logee, pastor of the First Presby- terian church here, officiating. Pallbearers at the rites were C. L. Yeung, J. L. Bell, A. P. Lenhart, M. B. Gilman, C. B. Little, F. E. Shep- ard, and Supreme Court Justice A. M. Christianson. Mrs. Winchester, a resident of Bis- marck since 1885, died at her home here Tuesday night. Friday Mrs. Winchester’s body was on the way to Malone, N. Y., where she will be buried in Morningside cemetery beside the grave o¥ her hus- ‘band, who was a district judge in Bis- marck for many years until his death in 1913. Judge and Mrs. Winchester came to Bismarck from New York. Accompanying the body from Bis- marck Thursday evening were Dr. and Mrs. N. O. Ramstad and Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Conklin. Mrs. Ramstad and Mrs. Conklin, daughters of Mrs. ‘Winchester, will go to Malone for the last rites while Dr. Ramstad and Mr. Conklin went only as far as Min- neapolis. Dr. H. E. Winchester, Dunedin, Fla., ® son of Mrs. Winchester, will join the funeral party at Malone. ‘County in Montana Has Exceeded Quota Helena, Mont., Oct. 16—(?)—Phil- Jips county, one of the most acutely affected in the state, claims the dis- tinction of being the first county in Montana or North Dakota to over- subscribe its qouta in the combined Red Cross roll call and drought fund campaign which opened the first of this week. J. R. Larcombe, Phillips county chapter chairman, reported to Drought Relief Director R. A. Shep- rd here that Malta alone had ex- ceeded the goal for the entire county. He predicted that twice the amount of the chapter's quota will be raised before the campaign ends. 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You'll save money on the soap bill when White King is used —the modern, condensed soap that gives greater SOAP GRANULATED CONDENSED The Plain Truth about Coffee Prices Of Importance to Every Family which Seeks to Reduce Its Expenses, Yet Safeguard the Health of Its Members Dawe the past months this market has been flooded with certain cheap coffees—sold in bulk quite often, but more commonly in unsanitary paper bags. The casual observer may wonder why there is such a wide variation in coffee prices. Why one coffee sells for 19c, another for 25c, while the better grades eell for slightly higher. The answer is simple: There are as many grades of coffee as there are of milk or cream. Now—Know Exactly What You Are Paying For. When you buy milk or cream you know exactly what you are buying. You know the butterfat content, you know that government inspection is present, you know that the product has been sealed in a sanitary container, that you are taking no chances to your health by using it. Intelligent housewives now demand the same assurance when buying coffee. What everyone wants in coffee is flavor. The only reason anyone buys coffee is for that unique, inspiring, exotic flavor particular to coffee. The flavor of coffee comes from an aromatic oil known as caffeol. If you know the caffeol content of coffee, you therefore know exactly the value of that coffee, what you are paying for. Recently, the Van Cleve Laboratories, well known food chemists, performed mS CAy ,’ wn chemists, pe: ot é a series of experiments to deter- ~ mine the caffeol content of seven nationallyknown brands of coffee. Glance at the chart to the right. Note the relative caffeol content * of these coffees. Note that Nash’s Toasted Coffee had f ft “3 4K Relative Amount of Caffeo! (flavor) in Seven Nationally Known Brands of Coffee, as Determined by Van Cleve Laboratories. _ Base of bars—0.060%, A 25 bulk coffee . 8 8 A19c paper bag coffee » ww A popular slip top container coffee A nationally known vacuum packed coffee A vacuum packed coffee popular west of the A high grade vacuum packed coffee Nash’s Toasted Coffee—the richest flavored QUmMOOD> 60% more caffeol than the poorest coffee and 11% more than the best. Poor milk with a low butterfat content commands a lower price than milk rich in butterfat. Likewise, coffee low in caffeol content commands a lower price than coffee rich in caffeol. In coffee, as in other foods, you receive what you pay for. While Nash’s Toasted Coffee retails for only slightly more than a 19c paper bag coffee, for instance, it contains 60% more caffeol— what you desire in coffee, No wonder thrifty housewives are turning to Nash’s Toasted Coffee in ever increasing numbers. J 3 Macaroni, Spaghetti or E RED & WHITE stox Owned and Operated by Scott’s Grocery Phone 816 311 Seventh Street Four Free Deliveries Each Day Harvest Time Pancake Flour, 4-Ib. pkg...... 22¢ Red & White Coffee. . .39¢ Empress Coffee ......39¢ be Oxydol, large «20 ~ Pastry Sugar, 1 lb.....12¢ Apricots, 5-Ib. pkg. Blue & White Early June Prunes, 5-lb. pkg..... Peas, Corn or Toma- 3 bars Camay Soap....23c| . toes, 8 cans . (2 bars P. & G. Free) 2-lb. box Krispy Crack- Chickens, Springers, ,..20c ers, a picture free...31¢ Noodles, 3 pkgs Red & White Catsup, large bottle Ivory Soap, medium, 3 bars Why carry your groceries when they can be delivered at these prices? I. G. A. Store The “Big” Little Store Phone 564 612 Avenue D Have you taken advantage of our special prices on can- ned fruits? It will pay you to look this up. Butter, Sugar, 2 Ib. roll ......06 65c 10 Ib. bag y... 00, 59c Table Queen Round Steak, Squash, 4 for ... 25c per pound ,...... Sweet Potatoes, 6 pounds ......... Seaseccescees . 25¢ Meat Department Beef Pork Veal Spareribs Pork Links RICHHOLT’S GROCERY Tele. 631 Free Delivery 7& Thay. Farmers, Attention Bring your corn in to our Corn Show—10 ears of any variety. Highest price paid for Butter and Eggs Our prices are as low as the market affords EXTRA SPECIAL Minneopa Brand Kraut, 2 No. 212 cans 19¢ Swansdown Cake Flour, each ...20€ Pure Cider Vinegar, Quart Bottle .....19c, Yellow Corn Meal, 10-Ib. sack.........28¢ Vegetables and Fruits in as great a variety as we can purchase at reasonable prices. Borden’s American Cheese, Golden Nip Pure Florida Orange Juice, per tin Rosebud 3¥,-0z. jar Can- | Dry Clean Window Cleaner, 3 cans Minneopa Brand California Fruit, 24% size tins—1 can Peaches, 1 can Pears, 1 can Apricots, all for .......... eieeiaie MEAT DEPARTMENT Jos. J. Schock Fancy Dressed Spring Chickens, Ib... .24c Baby Beef Ribs and Spareribs, per lb.. .10c Pork Shoulder Roasts \ Special, 1 3 c 21c| vite”... 15¢ Steal per be 24c | or em 25c¢ Veal Steak, Round or Loin, per lb... . .25c Washington onathan ‘Apples Now} Bismarck & Stores TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Tree-Ripened California Canned Fruits at low 1.G.A. money- saving prices. Carload buying means a big saving in freight and handling costs. This saving is shared with you through low IGA prices. Take advantage of the extra values and worthwhile saving this carload sale offers you. BUY NOW! SAVE TIME 1QA 18K ‘Tree Ripened No. 2% CMR. 50.0 0+ oon ‘Tree Ripened 3 oF more, each 23¢ Free stone, Halves, og No. 2% Can. 3 or more, each 19¢ P 1GA or 18K Bartlett, ears No. 2% can. 3 or more, each 256 IGA or 18K Tree Ripened Clings Peaches tiie: or siese kes HSC 3 or more, each 21¢ IGA or 18K Tree Ripened Cherries iia. vo 37an..33c ‘ 3 or more, each 31¢ 18K Fancy Sliced or Pineapple Giink.'% &. Z6c 3 or more, each 24¢ Rainbow, Apricots No. 10 Economy Can. Rainbow, Sliced or Halve Peaches No.t0 tconomy Can... Pineapple 32°30" rconony ‘cs IT’S DELICIOUS California Upside Down Frutt Cake 1 cup brown sugar 8 slices IGA Pineapple 4 ths. butter 8 IGA Red Colored Cherries Batter— 1% cup sugar 2 cups IGA Cake Flour % cup shortening % ts. IGA Cinnamon 2 beaten exes % ts. IGA Cloves and Allspice % cup sour milk %4 cup chopped raisins 1 ts. soda 4% cup chopped nut meats Spread brown sugar evenly in bottom of long narrow baking pan. Dot with butter and arrange pineapple slices over this mixture. (18K or IGA Apricots or Peaches may be substituted for Pineapple). Place cherry in center of each slice. Cream sugar and shortening together. Add beaten eggs and mix well. Add milk in which soda has been dissolved, Add flour sifted with spices. Fold in raisins and nutmeats. Pour over fruit mixture, spreading evenly, Bake in moderate oven for 45 minutes. Serve - You will find a complete line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at your I. G. A. stores at reasonable prices. > = 4 Phone 1080— BISMARCK FOOD MKT. —408 Bdwy. Phone 199-W— BROADWAY FOOD MKT. —122 6th St. COOK’S GROCERY —508 Ave. D Phone 279— DICK’S GROCERY, No.1 —710 Thayer Phone 878— DICK’S GROCERY. No.2 —308 13th St. Phone 177— | OWENS’ GROCERY —310 So, 10th Phone 371— R. T. GROCERY —204 Sth St. Phone 611— SPEAKS GROCERY —216 Bdwy.