The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 10, 1932, Page 2

association. The others will be at | meeting probably will be held within | yuneil maki Devils Lake, June 14; Minot, June 15,/ the next few weeks. Members of the Junior A. O. U. W. eras ob his tax oat Be wee ped Pets ahaa ad D. AN NEWS and Valley City, June 17. — ;Sathered for a picnic at Riverside /If I allow people to get away with 12 eit a ee The sessions will be informal. COMMISSION MEETS Park Thursday afternoon. cents, they may try for 12 dollars next be ee ee PSS transacted at eats GaAs, sade time,” he said. jpeakers for the day will be Miss “Royal Cleaners Lead | nstautine busines was |, HERE'S REAL SPIRIT ly meeting of the | Regen eeenneneend Grace DeLong, state home demonstra- a y Plan Exhibitions Di Mandan city commission Wednesday |, Balmain, Austraila, June 10.—(@--| _ PLAN ACHIEVEMENT DAY | tion leader, snd ©. P. Moures, stave iamond Ball League, |H. E, Sheehan ts wealthy but he sued Stanley, N. D.. June 10.—Mountrail | extension director. i t aid! During F Fair Week; - BU jnignt. Be = n 7our ex ake ' oil } With @ record of threo victéries in —— ————— cond Use K C Baking Powder and notice the fine _ texture and large volume. f its high | trength you use ay of high Saeed vacate and fare assured of, perfect results in using BAKING POWDER Boy scouts from the the Bismarck-Man- | ea hited ripen” a inne Cleaners @an area are expected to put on a|Friday occupied the pinnacle position ie f} -. demonstration of scouting work before | aagbetal soeball leewie San lene 7] spectators at the Missouri Slope Fair) “The Purity Dairy delegation also | in Mandan next month, according to| was undefeated but had played in W. G. Pulton, scout executive. | only one game. Under tentative plans, a troop will; Mandan Drug and Central Drug give a demonstration of some phase | Were deadlocked for third place with of scouting activity at each of the four | one victory and one defeat each. days the fair is in progress. Different | J. C. Penney was in fifth position, troops will put on each of the dem- having won one contest while the ~ onstrations, according to Fulton, who} Buttrey aggregation was in the cellar said that four troops soon would be|with three straight defeats. | THE RED & WHITE ' Owned and Operated by Scott’s Grocery Phone 816 311 Seventh Street COOK’S GROCERY }1.G.A. STORE Strawberries, Cantaloupe, Watermelons ~ EP oe 7 ff selected to stage the exhibitions. New Potatoes, 27 c Boe Cae! Tee 1 5 c Four Free Deliveries Each Day f} a; — Scouts in the area will attend a ‘ ; Pan ork Roast, lb. .. i | 3 five-day encampment at the ‘ait |Rainbow Girls Attend ip & pounds : SOAP» Grandma's Whitey f -, | NEW POTATOES, taf | “Sp Brounds to be held in connection with! Devils Lake Meeting 1 Naphtha, 7 bars ........ C15 ite. 25c f SP! the fair. Districts im the area are | IN Rolled Rib Roast. Net ee ll 5c MATCHES, u é “3 Bismarck, Mandan, (Christianson New| pignt members of the Mandan | Ib ( 22c bunches, 2 for... BOP Bik Gg poxes 2... ae » ‘ Vv y Ss * »=| Salem, Almont, Glen Ullin, Hebron, per Ib. .......66 ‘ %] Taylor and Richardton, and West chapter of the Order of Rainbow for MILK, R. & W., =a , 1 2 River (Hettinger, Reeder, Haynes, and | &H7I8 left for Devils Lake Thursday to | Cucumbers, fancy 3 large cans ... : % Bucyrus). au ety Maynes, ANC) attend the second annual state as- | Butter crisp, 3 he 19c RAISINS, Seedle: 41 25 ‘ounces for 25¢ 3 : sembly. er’, BLOT bcsisees \ | Projects to be undertaken by troops : | i 3 7 4-Ib. bag .... Cc ? ey Prtei c undertaten by toon “ebes maklag the trp were || 2 Ib. Toll ...... DOE te HEAD "LETTUCE, while they It’s Double Acting Nancy Randall, Margaret Gould, Win- nifred McGillic, Lila Clark. Vava | Byerly, Marion Patterson, Patsy | Parsons, and Elaine Wilkinson. Mrs R. F. Ellison, J. C. Gould and J. E. Peterson also made the trip. Bananas, extra fancy, Radishes, crisp, solid fruit, 5 bunches 1 Oc per dozen ....... 35c 27 c last, two WINESAP 2 8-oz. jars . camp kitchen, lean-to, and axe-throw- | ing posts; erection of a model bridge | y which can be dismantled; setting up a| rustic flag pole and four-pole signal; tower; construction of a rustic fence | around the camp; and erection of a oa ad cOOK BOOK | pel | | | Chickens Pee "Tragedy Victim to Beef Pork Veal Cold Meats 15c CANTALOUPE, 18¢ poe. hvondchenebin ON ° i : | Vee BEBO i cevcnes eet iihs . CO., y Will Conduct Slater Be Buried Saturday! . 34 Enclosed find 4c in stamps, mail the Rites at Dickinson} . BEANS, Ib. .......04... WON es aes vende sisess c Cook's Book to boli Funeral services will be held Sat- Nome. Miheral cervices Ht cba weld at | urdey at the Lutheran church at Address, [At all if) Stores WRHER OPERA T.E D Clever brides. Ahop at\GA Today's home makers know that real economy is more than just low s. They enjoy the finest of foods well as liberal savings—appreciate the smiling iendly se: of an 1.G.A. grocer who owns the store he operates. That's why they choose 1.G.A. Stone for Robert Raush, 22-year-old ‘arm youth, who drowned in the Heart | iriver 20 miles southwest of Mandan | Wednesday. Rev. O. O. Anvik of Mandan will officiate. Raush was drowned when he stepped into a hole in the river bottom while bathing. Unable to swim, he drowned | | before aid could be summo: med. * | i “| brothers and sisters. | aah Brotherhood of allway Train | Interment will be in the Lutheran | | Besides his widow, he leaves a son,| Cemetery at Stone. Mickinson Saturday fc y Slater, 57, veteran railroad man who died at his} home in Mandan early Thursday. Slater died of pneumonia, following an illness of two wecks. ( au He first came to Mandan 27 years} f ago as an employee of the Northern | 34“ Pacific railroad, At Ld time of his INA BIG WAY— Today's Public demands Quality and Quantity—and gets both in a Big Way | in EMPRESS COFFEE ig c ht “We Thank You” Hood River Strawberries Oranges Oranges 2 doz. 47% 2 doz. 67c Bananas—Bananas—Bananas Per dozen—20c, 25c and 30c “ R 99 ‘Vegetables’ Wax Beans, New Peas, Carrots, Celery, Head Lettuce, Spinach, Radishes, Green Onions, ‘Cucumbers, To- matoes, New Potatoes, Rhubarb Henry, and a daughter, Monica. | i | Funeral services will be held from} : ‘ St. Patrick's church, Burial will be in Name Rovig F resident | the Dickinson cemetery. ' Of Mandan Rotarians | Mandan Will Be Host | sonn t. Rovig was elected president | of the Mandan Rotary club at a meet- | To Implement Dealers! ing of the directors Thursday. He | | succeeds L. G. Thompson | Implement dealers southwestern, Other officers named, C. D. Cooley, | North Dakota will meet at the Lewis; vice president; G. W. Stewart, re- and Clark hotel, Mandan, at 1:15 p.| elected secretary and C. F. Ellis, re- | m., “June 18 to discuss their current | elected treasurer. | problems, according to R. A. Lathrop, | | Hope, secretary-treasurer of the North | WILL TAKE OFFICE | Dakota Implement Dealers ‘associa- | Robert Cummins, elected Tuesday | tion | to a four year term on the Mandan | The Mandan meeting is one of four| school board, will take office at the! district sessions called by the state} next meeting of the board. The} Grocery Department Princess Patt Coffee, 3 1-lb. cans, 3 tumblers, all for Raisin Bran, 2 pkgs., only Fresh Fig Bar CookieS, 2-lb. cello pat Cascade Hardwater Castile Soap, 4 bars Minneopa Apple Butter, 2-lb. 4-oz. jar, Soap, Chips, 5-lb. package, only........ Logan's 2-lb. roll Fancy Creamery Butter, onl; Bredspread, a pure preserve, 12-oz. jars, 2 for ....35¢ Saturday, June 11, to Friday, June 17, inc. MARSHMALLOWS IGA No wonder this well-known cofice sells faster and FASTER! WANTED O L (Flavors—Peach, Apricot, Pineapple, Quince, Orange) = ' ‘ _— : “ aia “Meat Department” = con: * nea . 10c - rt MEDIUM ...... Ac lb. “Government Inspected Quality Meats” ee ™ > as MEDIUM ...6c Ib. promis pincers font Ean Roel yng un pr ie Ae SAMO OR cnt 180 f :. of Beet, al, 1 1, bia 20c e 3 : sa 6 pn as sainood un pond ool weak por Se MACAROMI, Spaghetti, Noodles 10A 6 »... 25¢ a NORTHERN” HIDE & FUR CO. i cat aerteens deveett Ameigy Sen ay pombe ene SOAP CLEANSER, 160... um 226 SAM SLOVEN, Manager will be acute Box 265 free to kee Jackie Cooper and Chas. ic “When a Fella Needs a Friend.” Bismarck No. Dak. Sale in All Phones 211 118 Third St. LAUNDRY SOAP : . : ~~ Res ee & 4:30 p, m. aes 10 Bo \ DI CK S B &r Ti d pena OLIVES | ome oe rown 1e man CAROL DILL PICKLES |... ad % Be 21c emeceten) 120 Fifth Street GREAT NORTHERN NAVY BEANS 5 ,. 15¢ LIP TON’S Extra Fancy = — sr a Potatoes, No. PURE JELLY 18K POTATOES 1 Ib. yellow label. 77c rd “an ree ney 30c pe, 15c PUGEARE SCEAPARDIG, 2°17 Bee ae 5 5c +) = 2 " : - Extra Fancy Medium Princess Patt Coffee, 1-lb. ia: ie: mo Ps a : We om Be | IIB coun er... 47 | fee sss ™** QO died. ee a ie Strawberries SOLVES ALL YOUR on green label. ie naan We ee c CREAM CEREAL 1G . Hood River SUMMER BEVERAGE 9 aaa - der,'6 100 Dc | reine Be APPLE BUTTER IGA . Ras PROBLEMS 10e a ae 2 a ORANGES epg BI ITTE Fresh Churned, qspounds 25c eo IGA COFFEES Best value in city, 39 co F F E E in quarters ......... Lb. 15¢ See ae ee Baiee Haney Wax Beans, One of these four Is S 2dozen ......... Cc Fancy Cantaloupes, Wa-| for -........ 25c Coffer nn ate termelons, Grapefruit, re YOUR’ ra t Winesap Apples ane. LETTUCE ae Fancy Trimmed, POUND Extra Fancy Home Grown ess ss os WHEAT POPS EGG oe pom seeeeee 2 doz. 19¢ Spinach, 2 lbs. 20c CARROTS “for de} SOUP wate eee sce ns’... 3 for 14¢ ee ae SOAP | SALMONEs"% occ. 2 for 28¢ — Our Mother’s Fancy ‘ BROOMS. Qelb. can .........508 a. C A good substantial 4-tie "9c Snider’s Pork & Bea: Each ....... 2c} BEAN Po No. 2% cans. ii y] for 19¢ Here’s Economy! —Freshness! “I” BLEND...29¢ ot ats Gring omar ame “Q” BLEND...24¢ of these 1.G. Praha oh vo + : “A” BLEND....19¢ LABELS fre: ‘3 he. A" Biead BRAND Peet ines DE LUXE Yess sr 39¢ ASK FOR-DETAILS! ; Maxwell House B Aco Swift’s Lean Sliced, E 10 Nut Beech Nat 9 Yb, packages ....... a. 1UC Extra Fancy Home Grown Poaae te... 10c! Extra Fancy Home | Uneeda Baker's Ginger Extra Fancy Fresh Peas, for er eres SOC L220 De for ....cccnvene'e 1: i piatagtgheiat, COMBINATION OFFER EXTRAGT YOA =" 1... 490 CAKE FLOUR IGA ......... 1h a | Paragh yt a > Beech Nut Brand Peanut | pata Fancy Bing —— x STRAWBERRIES fiz *°1..... 2 for 29¢ Butter, 2 250 ¢ | Cherries, per Ib 25c lh. Roar 5 ‘a A ST 0 R ES” on = Extra Fancy Queen Olives, epeeree eres a preg Ny ya Brand Tomato | 26-02, jar, everywhere 60c Ea bottes for’... 29 |" 39 WATERMELONS (Watson ......... Lb. 5c Crabmeat Cocktail, 2 30c ; . : uv ” Pimento Ge i Bismarck LG. A, Van Camp's, 5 NEW POTATOES Ss: ©" 10 Ibs, 39¢ peri 19¢ | 2 15 cans for.. .25¢ Phone 1080— . BISMARCK FOOD fe igga Bawy. 16oz, tin ..........0C Jumbo Regt nO | Phone 199-W-— BROADWAY OOD Mir. —iaf ath St, CANTALOUPES ii”... 4 for 25c Guan Beaad Faro’ Gan. | pratt, Cottee Cake, 0 c Phone 564— nk Pe, unacesy —508 Ave. D Fancy Sunkiat, was an jon- | 15¢ ‘Bi Phone 279- J —710 Thayer ca ORANGES ‘fsez fatto. Doz. 33c cemtvated Grape Juice, qt. | omen Phone S7i— _R.'T. GROCERY > —a04 Sth St. size can} $1.10 Fresh Tea Bis- Phone 611— SPEAKS GROCERY —216 Bdwy. value;.per can... 49c cuits, 2 10c pkgs. 1 5c ; Fresh Strawberries LEMONS ic-'sso'sc. .. Doz. 296 ’ TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS