The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 8, 1932, Page 7

va LS ISO EE CESS SESS SOOOOOO TS SSSSSO SSE SE GOCOSSSSSOSSEOSESSSE: . 5SS5995995 S xa SSSSSSSSSS9S9SS5S95: LOAF Farmers and business men, leaders in their fields, are of one opinion---that the All-Butter Bread movement is highly deserving of the united cooperation of every citizen. Ask for our All-Butter Bread---accept no substi- tutes. Our Whole Wheat, Rye and Graham loaves as well as all Rolls and The Wonder Loaf are made with All-Butter. Your Individual help will go far to win this bat- tle for better prices for dairy products. Higher price for Butter is the basis of prosperity in North Dakota. Read the letter we received from the Purity Dairy Co.: a JUL PURITY DAIRY COMPANY PURITY ICE CREAM AND BUTTER wae MILK AND CREAM ‘ H. C. SCHULTE Vice President and Manager MANDAN, NO, DAK. July 5,.1932 Bismarck Baking Company, Bismarck, North Dakota. ‘Gentlemen: Att’n: Mr. J. A. Hoffman _ Allow us to congratulate you on using creamery butter in your bread and other products instead of shortening or the so-called substitutes, ‘As you know, there is no substitute for butter. There is something in butterfat that cannot be reproduced in vege- table oil, and the fact that you are using a great quantity of butter would increase the food value of your bread, as but- ter contains Vitamin A which is so necessary for building up and developing the human body. It is, indeed, very gratifying to see a progressive baker come to the aid of the dairymen in using good creamery but- ter in great quantities, and if you continue putting in your orders as you have in the past, I am sure that you will be us- ing tons of creamery butter per month. This will greatly inerease the consumption of butter which consequently will in- crease the price to the farmers for the cream which they sell. ‘ Very truly yours, PURITY DAIRY COMPA NY, H. C. Schulte, HCS: AMS Vice Pres, and Manager Bismarck Baking Company we.'-3:. ee OCIS EGS SOSH EOGSIOSSOSOTH IF ST OS TOSOORDSTOTSOTINIIIIITS TOIT IOTOONOUSUS LLLEVESEE SESS LE DESDE LD EELS GEESE DOSED SOOSSSOSSSS Co: | children, Dennis and Doris, Mr. and | Mrs. J. C. Olson’ and Delbert Olson Larsen, who has followed ships since! Houston, Tex.—Long ago famaus as | bil! “ spent Saturday evening at the Wil-!he was 15, mans an 8-inch telescope | the hideout of Jean Lafitte and his| Steiber Miss Magdalene Patzner called at d the John Carlson home Tuesday after- | a dren, Fritz. Unde, and Mr, and} q noon. Mr. tored Gay. Thomas, Hubert and Mary Doyle, motored here from Velva Saturday | Friday evening. ( and spent the week-end at the Wil-| Clarence Johnson and Ella Kozak liam Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gaub were at ‘Wing J. C. Olson was at Regan Satur-| day. day. ——— John Carlson was at Wilton Satur- SEES 32 MILES day. y. ‘ Mrs. William Hickel and son,| soe 32 miles, Wayne, spent Wednesday at the J. C. observer in th Olson home. Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson and|= —_—_——_____ liam Hickel home. Mrs. Dave Hochhalter and children spent Wednesday at the William | Steinert home. By MRS. WM. HICKEL in Carlson and} : spent | lome. | 9 ry Doyle, | Mr. and Mrs; William Hickel and | ited at the J. C. Olson home | and Mrs. Oscar Wickstrom mo- to Bismarck and Mandan Tue: WATER SOFTENER te! The“ keyhole”* reveals LMG the housewife ; happily LDS using MEL’O-softened Nal water‘in her Cleaning. A | de visited at the J. C, Olson home Sun-| | day afternoon. | _ Jake Gaub was at McClusky ee | 1 1 Hickel_ home. 104 Fourth Tuesday. An Outstanding Speci San Francisco—Not only can he; but Julius: Larsen, ship | e Golden Gate, can tell | SPOHN Kellogg's, 1 9 Swift's, cellophane 1 0 wrapped, %-lb. pkg. .... Per jalad Dressing, 2 for ule Swift's Selected Pork Chops - oompyeprnennnepneiohamanamaened: 5 Chocolate One White , iN INCORPORATED PHONE 110 on 518 Ninth Phone 626 BUTTER ree ag PER 14! we " Cake Flour Creamery LB. 2 Swansdown, = SOUR Haasan 5 for 24c tor Aas Red Salmon CORN ése4 eh 5 for 24c i bee ; PEAS Se ee are 3 for 31c One layer cake and one dozen OLIVES Gaze Gree or PICKLES 2etc-qs > CATSUP Berne .... Ea, 38¢ .... Ha. 17¢ Rice Krispies the name of a ship seen that far off. FAMED FOR BIRDS the largest heron, egret and spoon- | plioriimcaei eid) | and spots ships as they approach the | band of outlaws, Cigtune island, off} About one Person in every three harbor. He can tell their names by| the coast of Texas, now has a new|familics in Rumania is on the gov- characieristic markings and rigging. |fame. It is believed to have one of ernment payroll. Pastry Shoppe Offered Saturday Only, July 8th Checkerboard One dozen Delicious Cookies of any variety Saturday only for 21c. Please select early, Richholt’s| @ & € s é i LOCOS GEDESESESSOGEO i colonies in the United States. if For our week-end business | ease we have our usual line of [|= Fresh Vegetables & Fruits. Ring 631—and your orders delay, Street Phone ° ° Cake Flour Watch our windows f i S lor every day special, Combination if Swansdown, 25 100 per cent satisfaction quarantest, PEO DOK oss se, eine Cc al No. 1 Fresh Churned Primus Brand, (limit Jelly Welch's Pure Grape Jelly, Swift’s Fresh FRANKFURTERS 3" BRICK CHEESE *:},"i* Mined == s HAM Bt Gerla” SAUSAGE Sit tumblers ....... ¢c Rice Krispies ., 19c Cocoanut Lib. pacage” 25e Shelled Walnuts tinea”. 29¢ Ice Cream We sell Yegen’s Ice Cream. summertime necessity. | Layer | Cake cookies, value 30c, sold TUNA Fey ier RORY oF oe 21lc TOILET PAPER. = 2-Ib. Jar PINEAPPLE 2°; 2" ja - ~ ree Lettuce, fancy large Tomatoes, extra fancy Bisquick Flour SOAP a 17 PURIT. AN MALT . . 49c ee solid heads, 2 tors... 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Pints 200—Quarts 400 _ Specials at Our Store MAZOLA OIL f= = Fruits DI CK S$ PEANUT BUTTER MEATS ——————_ ORANGES Small oranges the better buy, sweet juicy, per doz, ras PR a eR Pork Chops, oS ROE a es Full line of fresh Specially priced at— Per Pt., 20c; Per Qt., 40c pe eit ea iat iin ea Palm Olive Soap 3 bars More aes oo, 2 Giant Bars Crystal White —_—_— GROCERIES Visit Paul Brown ss ancy Fresh Dressed pringers, Te AR er pai ben a 28c Pork Steak, fancy, Pounds ............, lean, per Ib. ..... 1 5 Cc Minced Ham, sliced, per Ib...... 20c Rath’s Vacuim Codked Pork Sausage in 14-lb tins. ae 25c All Orders $1.25 Delivered Free inced Ham, | fruits and meats Phone 279 Use the Want Ads | sans ROS| will be delivered without PACKING <o. ING, 3 332 U.S. Inspected Meats ah 260r (| da ee eee Der Ibe Faia ae NN ti. Shoulder Roast, A Stew, fresh meaty, lb. 6c Leg or rump roast, Ib. 14¢ B f Short Ribs, per Ib. ..... 9c ee Pot Roast, per Ib. ... 12% Freshest Fruits and Vegetables TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Main Made. .124¢ .. 134¢ 16c Ib. .11%4e