The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1932, Page 6

we: ORARAT TUSserTHOnet soos atm ait BEses BEERS S ssenes 2. eaganesse ROOSEVELT 10 MAKE STRENUOUS BID FOR BASTERNERS VOTES; Prohibition Repeal Plank Adopt- ed at Chicago Is Center of Conversation Washington, July 29.—(#)— The East, so often the determining facto? in past campaigns, has been the focus of political developments by far the} most interesting of the current weck. In so far as their significance can now be foreseen, these developments reject the likelihood of a Demos: appeal made to order for the t tionally dry Soutn and the tradition- ally liberal West, where Governor Roosevelt was strongest in his p convention contests. They indi that the Democratic nominee will make a real effort, not a mere ges- ture, for support among the we conservatives of the eastern One of the things most talk in the conferences held in hing ton by James A. py, the Demo- nan, was the pr adopted at C tried the senti: ent of southern s tors, particu! y voted for He apparen ‘ould overwhelm: mor Ely of Massachu- ment the following dz The full scope of the Democ! strategy on prohibition, howe not be known until after Pres Hoover delivers his acceptance s| here Aug. 11. If he g wet, it may accelerate movement toward a still more plete repudiation of prohibition. is being adv. ar by some to virtuall, ignore the issue congress. Others outline a rather t to sce him iled substitute managers prefer silence until afte: the acceptance. A buzz of polit discussion followed the president appointment of Atlee Pomerene of Ohio to the Reconstruction Finance corporation, but the white house toox no part in it. This appointment, putting mana: ment of a powerful administrativ agency into the hands of orthodo: Democrats, is the farthest step to- ward coalition government this coun-/| sry has seen in recent times. How much the Pomerene dest ment will help the Republicans in Ohio is a matter of she ee SHERIDAN TAX BILL IS CUT $29,681 5 All Items Are Reduced mrcaptl Those for Care of Poor and Disabled . D., July 29—Sheri- dan county's estimated tax levy for| 1932 totals $50,205.06, a reduction of $29,621.85 from last year's require-| ments, according to the budget. This year’s tax levy will be the low-| est in many years, since the total is nearly $30,000 lower than that of 1931 and the 1931 levy was more than $15,- 900 below that of the previous year. Practically the only increases in the budget estimate for the ensuing year are for poor relief and mothers’ pen- sions, raised from $5,000 to $7,000; care of county patients in the state insane asylum increased $1,000; care of county patients at the state fecble minded institution was raised $500. These increases, however, are partly offset by a reduction in the amount needed to care for county patients at the state tuberculosis sanitarium, from $2,500 last year to $500 on the present estimated budget. The auditor's estimate for the gen- eral fund for the ensuing year is $57,550, compared with the 1931 total of $74,270. nce, general fund, is $26,428.37, hence the amount of levy required for the general fund is $31,121.63. The total levy for the general fund in 1931 was $51,692.86. For the coming year the estimated e without endanger- ying it is up to B The auditor's credit bal-| ~ Weather Rex Report (pals oes. aa) FORECASTS For Bismarck and vicinity: Fair and rmer tonight and Saturday. For Nort kota: fair, night; partly warmer centr: | possible j extreme west por- tion. For South Da- | kota: Probably lo- !cal showers or thunderstorms to- | night or Satur- warmer to- ni da; sli aturday ge! portion. po Ver em, f At 7 a. m. H Pre. | t |) ALLEGED SLAYERS OF ABIE LOEB ARE HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1982 other s ate grain men which will be held in Fargo Saturday and in Grand Forks next Tuesday. The meetings were called by P. A. Lee of Grand Forks, secretary of the association. _ Methods of handling grain stored in elevators of the Farmers Grain Dealers association will be one of the southeast section of the state will gather in Fargo, while the Grand Jack Newman and Albert Sil-|Forks meeting will be a northeast id he had positively identified had id they had no record of whether Loeb was Abie Wa’ racketeer, was slain along with Loeb. -|Montanan Held for 00} Chinook, Mor | district_session. verberg Accused of Killing Federal Agent Thayer and Seventh . had been identified Fri- | tidal , as Jack Newman anc! I. Silverberg, wanted for the ing of a prohibition agent at} identifications were made h finger-prints sent to the bu- ion at Washington. ' ived a request, is asking that the 3 Ib. pail for (5 lb. bag Sugar Free) Sliced Peaches Minneopa, No. 21% si heavy syrup, red in “the Loeb sla hn Finiello. the prohibition age: nt, Post Toasties 2 large packages rt Silverstine, New York polic Asparagus Tips 1 lb, tin small white, each forts had been made to det ster, but Inspector Carr s certain the dead man was er. \ services for Loeb. or Sil- y (Gorillg Kid) P. & G. Soap Patterson Seal d police believe Locb was in- in the affair, and was killed Preserves result. Al Gordon, anothe: 1 ib, glass jar 4 lb, glass Dressings Mayonnaise 8 oz. 1000 Island Sandwich Spread, 3 for .. Slaying Aged Couple, July 29.—(?}—Ed | Richholt’s Princess Patt Coffee $1.25 Extra Special for Saturday we “Mone refreshing be- Ys. cause the Tea 1s fresh to begin wrth if scaled si n offic freshh jracrant as no other tea can be. one VaCuUM Lhe coffe Wherever you go, you find this malt the favorite of the nation Most folks wil try anything once, rt when they come back for more—year after year it’s ont because they found ‘00| H. Benz, 45, is rtd here on a cha ee oe ‘way to 00|of first-degree murder for the se lue Ril Malt a5 aa) ing of watinn, deters OS aes eat Department Bug tte Mee 48 00] believed was a neighborhood quarrel. i{@ Fancy Fresh Dressed Packed full Spounds. | ne hg 7 47 00] Held without bail, he will be ar- |g Spring Chickens, ‘ 76 47 00 /raizned Aug. 9. EDAD i ie tiewey ic a 77 45 00) ‘The bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Lid ma) i a5 47 90 Istone were found at their farm home | @ & as : 4g a9 ‘pgiim the northem part of Blaine coun- | gj Summer Sausage, Frank- 71 48 ‘99 |t¥ July 2nd. furters or Minced 1 73 49 ‘00! Ham, per Ib, .... Cc AMERICA'S BIGGEST SELLER Max, cl | Minot, c 73 «49 78 51 Wi is! G Other Stations— | | Moort gyvaa i Mi ont... clr d | No. Platte, Neb. cldy. 92 62 14 | Oxia a. C! 100 76) =—.00 | Pierre, 32 «6600 | Rapid City, S. | St. Louis, Mo., | $7.190 in 1931. A year ago $3,575 was |levied for bond interest, while only | $607.50 is required for this year’s budget. The levy for county tuition remains the same as in other years, one-half mill. One new item appears in the general fund estimate, $1,500 |for interest on certificates of indebt- edness. AUTO RACES 5 cars—10 miles between 3 and 4 p. m. Saturday at the Missouri Slope Fair, Mandan. 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The present credit balance, road tuna is $8,524.07, hence the amount of levy necessary under the budget stimate is $15,975.93. .| The levy for the bond sinking fund this year is $1,500, compared with Death Chamber Proves:Its Power to Kill Every Fly or Mosquito LY-TOX ONLY A Rex Researe th Product Institute of Industrial Research by Rex Research Fellowship. We have spent ten years and over $100,000 to perfect it. The toxic factor comes from flowers of Ja- pan, which scientists found to be deadly to flies. Use Fly-Tox to protect your home. These insects carry disease germs of some 30 kinds, They contam- inate all foods they touch. Their bites inject disease germs in the blood. Thousands of children, every year, die from insect-borne ases. Rid your home of these pests—keep it free—for the sake of all who live there. "facto ir that we know. It is easy, pleasant, sure. 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GROCERY DEPARTMENT 3 Ib. pail Princess Patt Coffee ... $1.25 MILK, Northfield, tall cans, each . . COFFEE, Break of Morn, 4 lbs. ... -20c 5c -98c LIPTON’S TEA, 1 Ib. pkg. ....... 43c POST TOASTIES, lg. pkg., 2 for ...21¢ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ?um%e’......25c¢ Minneopa LOBSTER 3." 4"... 35¢ Minneopa, small white, per tin ........ 23c¢ Minneopa, No. 2!4 tin, heavy syrup, 2 for ” 35c ASPARAGUS TIPS SLICED PEACHES DILL PICKLES Sian jors, each ........... 27c Happyvale, No. 1 tin, SALMON 2 for QUEEN OLIVES pints each «os... L9YC STUFFED OLIVES Bee occ. 19c For fruit salads, PINEAPPLE TID-BITS 2°tor 2ic APRICOTS: 2 se. are $1.19 PEUIMS 2 ea i es 57c California Seedless GRAPES, 2 Ibs. 25¢ pny | == 10c WATERMELONS ON ICE FRESH VEGETABLES UNDER REFRIGERATION “oe” GUSSNER’S ‘oss le 2lc Butter per lb. 15c Distributed by FARGO MERC. CO. STONE, ORDEAN & WELLS CANNING SUPPLIES MASON JARS alt ( Gal. ry 19 RUBBERS PENGEL, 2 for 25¢ CERTO ...Ea. 25¢ mer’ Per Creamery LB. SLICED BACON $15 %us, ..........Ea. 10e PEANUT BUTTER 2°r2 825°... Ea, 25¢ Fresh Country Eggs f EGG Guaranteed . SALMO 8doz. 25¢ Libby’s or DelMonte Ea. 25¢ 1 Lb. Cans PEAS 3s En cage ; .2 for 35¢ SPINACH 7eTne cane ......0: ee ra for 37c PRUNES Fix%* SATs. .. A Tbs. 23¢ APRICOTS BISQUICK PINEAPPL .2 Ibs, 23¢ a Ea. 29¢ Ea. 16¢ w Crop — int Meaty For Delicious Dainty Biscuits Fancy, Broken Slices, No. 24 tin: COFFEE i. ia, Lb. 29¢ CORN FLAKES 'iervi. .........2 for 19¢ “Carnation or Per Libby's Tall Cans Can MILK PLUMS Lge. Baskets RASPBERRIES fps". GRAPES fect tes PEACHES EtPentas — Cellophane Wrapped LETTUCE Ea. 21¢ 2 Lb. Package ...... Sunkist — Lge. (300) Size . LEMO Prices Effective Friday Afternoon and Saturday 504 Main Avenue Phone 532 -07z. Ie f Bread and Bread and Butter {in ri Noi Butter for .... 33 New Potatoes, home Tomato Juice, ie | grown, 1 0 by’s, No. 1 tin, 2 Cc ela ape ann C pin Pickles, Hap- "19¢c 17c pyvale, qt. jar . Pretzels, Teeny Twist, 1 lb. pkg. Chili Sauce, Sni- der’s, 11 oz. glass 1 9c Laundry Soap, Sunny Monday, 9 Sliced Bacon, Swift’s spec- MOMORTS: es C806 Cc ial, cello wrapped, Oc ac ey medium red, 1-2 Ib. pkg. ....- i 2-No. 1 flat Flour, Dakota Champion, tims for ....... : 3 7 Cc Ke ie anteed 49 tos, 9 1 05 -20c Brookfield Cheese, yellow American, 2 Oranges, Sunkist, (soa iee Cc medium, doz. per Ib. We Deliver Orders of $1.00 or More JA: all [H) Stores) OwWnNA ER OPERATE D Shop at your nearest 1.G.A. store and solve your Summer Menu problems easily! You'll find a wide variety of Summer Foods =all priced low for this event. Friday, July 29, to Thursday, Aug. 4, inc. Combination Offer: 1—8-ez. Carol imit. Extract, Lem or Vanilla. 5 Bars IGA Laundry Soap. ALL FOR... 50c 2 ie. 15¢ -15¢ JAPAN TEA IGA. CHERRY ICES .... with ‘Middy ‘cap FREE Peaches IGA Yellow Free, Tree 15¢ Ripened, No. 2% Can NECTAR SQUARES ,,. ............. eeeatecser ee 10c Choice Apricots 18K Cans CHOIGE Y. C. PEACHES 18K S10" 2°3.235¢6 Ginger Ale IGA 24-02. 15¢ Bottle .. Carol Assorted Soaps In cellophane, Bouquet, Cocoa Hardwater, Lavender Floating (Wrapped 3 in cello).......... BEAUTY SOAP IGA wo 2 pam 150 COCOA HARDWATER SOAP IGA2 mn 1 5c WHITE FLOATING SOAP IGA 2 nn I1¢ I.G.A. COFFEES in * Blend . . 1... { “A” Blend . “De Luxe,” Vacuum Pack Specials for Saturday | . Mandan and Bismarck 1. G. A. Assorted Sweet Pickles, 10 OZ. JATS 0.22... cee eee eee res lic Carol Flour, High Patent— 49 Ib. sack . 98 Ib. sack .. CANNING SUPPLIES Ball Regular Mason Jars— 1 dozen quarts . 1 dozen pints ... Ball Regular Mason Jar ‘Cans, doz. : I. G. A. Red Lip Rubber Rings, 6 pkgs. ¥,-pt. Squat Jelly Glasses, doz. OW Bismarck I. G. A. Stores Phone 1080— BISMARCK FOOD MKT. —408 Bdwy- Phone 199-W— BROADWAY FOOD MKT. -#122 6th st Phone 564— § COOK’S GROCERY ——508 Ave. D Phone 279— DICK’S GROCERY —710.Thayet Phone 371— R. T, GROCERY —204 5th St. Phone 611— SPEAKS GROCERY —216 Bdwy.