The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 2, 1932, Page 7

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1982 R. T. Grocery Robertson & Tullberg, Props. PHONE 371 LET’S CONSIDER QUALITY Try our phone and delivery service and get that personal attention to your order that wilt assure you of the best. We have all the fresh fruits including Tokay Grapes, Concord Grapes, Peaches, Pears, Italian Prunes, and new Wealthy Apples for pies. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Salted Peanuts, 2 Ibs. CLOVER HONEY, nearly two tb. combs PRUNES, 50-60’s, 10 Ib, box CHEESE, Wisconsin Cream, per Ib. . BACON, Swift’s Premium, 1-2 Ib. pkg. ..- VELVEETA CHEESE, 1-2 Ib. pkg., now CONCORD GRAPES, basket ............ CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, LABOR DAY AUL GA. We oo Deliver The best of Fruits and Vegetables Economy Grocery Phone 34 Cowan Bldg. 411 Broadway Minneopa Rolled Oats, 55-02. pkg., 2 for... .25¢ Tomatoes, No. 219 tin, 2 for ..........00. 25e crown staan | 3 tbs. -- 18¢ P. & G. Soap, 10 bars for .... 28 Fancy Spring Chickens Post Toasties or Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, per AGES scsi s isco sss wnie ae clase wa 10c Brooms, 5-sewed, each .... , Georgie Porgie Cereal, 2 pkgs. .......... 35¢ Alice Brand Tomato Soup, No. 1 tin, 4 for 238¢ Patterson Seal Canned Goods, No. 2, tins PEARS ee j2 for 33c SPINACH Ciosed All Day Monday—Labor Day BH large basket the SPecials Phone : Number is Our store will be closed all day Monday, (Labor Day), Sept. 5th. Mc Laughlin’s No. 9915 Fancy Peaches, large basket .... 25c Coffee, regular 35c value, .. 25€ Fancy Blackber- ries, 2 baskets for 23c Fancy Seedless Grapes, 3- pound Fancy Red Grapes, f 215-1h, basket = 25¢ Fancy Blueberries, 5 - 4 f 2 baskets for ... 25c Be Pure Cider Vinegar, # Fancy Red Apples, 5 for Cc z Te Beech Mut Brand Peanut Fancy Sweet Po- utter, 2 large tatoes, 4 lbs. tor 2DC 2 lbs. for Fancy Red Finger Peppers, per lb... 25c Fancy Pears, Fancy Bulk Co- coanut, per Ib. ... 1 9c Chie Scouring Powder, foF teases, R. L. Washing Powder, 2 large pkgs. f s Book Nut Brand Peanut utter, 2 medium 19 c Fresh Apricots, Uneeda Baker’s Premium Flakes, 2-lb. Phone 1400 Alleged Auto Thieves cents por bushel. ‘The basis 1s No. 1 northern, Vancouver. The initial pay- In County Jail Here; ment is simitar to last year's figure. ‘Two 21-year-old men, charged with stealing an automobile belonging to & Minot doctor, were held in the Bur- leigh county jail here Friday pend- ing arrival of Ward county officials. They were Gerry Taylor, Denver, Colo., and Paul Henderson, Seattle, Wash. Each is six feet one inch tall, they resemble each other enough to be mistaken for brothers, according to Deputy Sheriff A. H. Helgeson. The two men were arrested at a farm house east of Arena late Thurs- day by Sheriff Joseph L. Kelley. An automobile belonging to Dr. A. D. McCannel, Minot, was found aban- doned nearby. The two young men deny they stole the machine or that they had been in Minot, but their stories of their activities during the last few days conflic’, Helgeson said. The deputy sheriff said farmers in the Arena district claim they saw the two men leave the automobile Shortly before they were arrested. When arrested they were weak from hunger and fatigue. PLAN POOL PAYMENT Calgary, Sept. 2.—(4)}—Initial pay- ment for Alberta pool wheat for the 1932-33 erop year has been sct at 35 Homemaker Leaders | To Meet Sept. 15-16 Project leaders of Burleigh county Homemakers’ clubs will begin their new projects of the year—kitchen improvement—at meetings Sept. 15 and 16, according to H. O. Putnam, county agricultural agent. In charge of the project will be Miss Viola C. Meints of the North Dakota Agricultural college. . Leaders from clubs in the southern part of the county will meet at the World War Memorial building here Sept. 15 while leaders from northern clubs will meet Sept. 16, probably at Regan, Putnam said. Citizens of Edmore Defeat School Levy Edmore, N. D., Sept. 2—()—Citi- zens here defeated a proposal to in- crease the school levy nine mills above the legal limit in a special election Wednesday. Eighty-six voters fa- vored the increase and 64 were op- posed making a total of 150 votes cast. A 60 percent majority was necessary to pass the propesal. 104 Fourth Street The Favorite Combination Special . Offered Saturday, Sept. 3rd ( Lady Baltimore Devil’s Food One o Mocha ) Layer \ Cake and One dozen delicious cookies of any variety for 2le. One layer cake and one dozen cookies, value 30c, sold Saturday only for 21c. Please select early. GUSSNER’S Since 1883 Cash and Carry MEATS Cash and Carry Pot Roast Beef, lb. ..8¢ Bologna, Ib. ....... 12¢ Hamburger Superior Quality Liver Sausage Pork Roast Shoulder, PORK ROAST, Leg, Special cut, Ib. ....... PICNICS, Smoked, per Ib. ‘ WEINERS, Skinless, per Ib. LAMB STEAK or Roast, shoulder Pork Sausage Pickled Pigs Feet, PORK STEAK, Shoulder, Ib. LARD, Pure, per Ib. BRAUNSCHWEIGER SAUSAGE, Ib. . Per Ib. (Finest of Season) | WATERMELONS, BROOMS, 5 sewed, special ........39¢ TOMATO SOUP, No. 1 tin, 4 cans ..23¢ CORN FLAKES 10c POST TOASTIES GEORGIE PORGIE CEREAL, 3,,, 35¢ PEAS, No. 2 tin, 2 for ... CORN wes Golden Bantam, COFFEE rset. TEA SUGARS 3! Faron. FISH FLAKES © £.™ 1 vate, PEACHES - - Special Price APPLES) Wesitty, good coin per CONCORD GRAPES, 2 bskts. ... PLUMS, Per case, SALMON F.3 Alaskan PITTED DATES Dromedary, per package Sockeye, _15¢ CRACKERS, Krispy, 2 Ib. caddy ...20¢ SOAP, Sunny Monday, 10 bars . . CLOROX, per quart PEARS PEACHES FrORBOC APRICOTS SPINACH (Minneopa, 2/2 Size) JELLO Minneopa, TUNA White chicke: 7 of. each ee 20c [GRAPES new stock 2Ibs, 17¢ | Closed All Day Monday, Labor Day All Phones “060 GUSSNER’S *" secs \\ a NN \ LOAF y ES Fo 2 \\ me Made in a clean baking plant. Made by clean, healthy workmen. Made with the best materials in the land. Sold by the best dealers everywhere. Why be satisfied with anything less than the WONDER LOAF? Schilling hitting || Coffee, to be good has to be good to begin with. Schilling Coffee comes from the only coffee roaster in America who specializes | | in making fine coffee exclusively. || | That’s the only way genuinely | fine things are ever made, ‘ed Logan’s — “We Thank You” Closed All Day Monday—Labor Day Elberta Peaches, Pears, Plums, Bananas, Concord Grapes, Red Grapes, Watermelons (Extra Fancy Wealthy Apples, 31; lbs. for 25¢) (Oranges, 2 dozen, 53c) Vegetables Sweet Potatoes, Carrots, Onions, Cabbage, Green Pep- pers, Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Celery, Head Lettuce, Squash, Pickling Onions and Cucumbers Grocery Department Post Toasties or Corn Flakes, large package, each ... ..10c Golden Beauty Broom, a goo value, each an 39c ‘Tomato Soup, Alice Brand; will please; 4 cans for Minneopa Canned Goods, No. 21: size; Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Spinach; your choice, 2 for Soaps--(5 large P. & G. for 23c)..(4 Camay for 24c) Logan’s Fancy Creamery Butter, two-pound roll Meat Department Government Inspected Quality Meats Pork Shoulder Roast, small pig pork; per pound Pot Roast Beef, steer meat; per pound Puritan Dainties, 2 to 3-Ib. average, per Ib. .. Boiled Ham, Cudahy’s, per pound Braunsweiger Liver Sausage, Per pound Meat Loaf, consists of Beef, Pork, Veal. Just season and bake. Per Ib. .......... Have You Tried the 5c Pies? All Phones 211 118 Third St. .. DELIVERIES—8:45 & 10:30 a. m.—2:30 & 4:30 p. m. Close 8 P. M. - In Picnic & Outing Supplies~atthe } ~RED OWL~ At a Sensational New Low Price! > e PICNIC PLATES | PORK and Lig ea 1 BEANS abi Ge $6 | Campbell's or Van Camp's Tall Can } jee NECTAR *u023" TIEVE S. KRE-MEL DESSERT __,,'-.. Chocolate. Vanillin or Caramel A. & H. BAKING SODA. urs 8c QUAKER OATS wc .. rit. 17 ‘ a Large Use Gold Dust to Keep Floors and Package Woodwork Brightly Clean! . GLADNESS sepa GLADNES Sandwich Buns isc. Doz. 1 CRACKERS Ss" 2-lh. box 17 e& Premium ae Sodas tay ry OX Cc BEVERAGES “sso 4 1 x q % era SPARKLING Orangeade, Golden Ginger Me, 74-Cunce Root Beer. Imt. Grape Bottle 2 and Strawberry (Plus 5c Bottle Depasit) Kitchen Brooms—each __....35¢ BUTTER. 20e SUGAR FUE GBM UI Goh BLOCK SALT ©" COLD MEATS AND BACON 4 GRAPES S225... 5c Closed All Day on Monday (Labor Day) It was in the Yellowstone country that General Custer made his gallant stand against Chief Sitting Bull. That was ’way back in 1876, Yet, 32 years before that, in 1844, Pabst of Milwaukee were famous for brewing the world’s finest. Today, their Puritan Maltiemore than upholding thie famous repu- tation. Puritan is always depend- able because it is backed by three Look for the generations of malting experience. Bis Green Can It’s age-tested! PURITAN MAIT