The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 9, 1932, Page 7

BOSTON MAYOR REPS HOOVER IN ADDRES Says Administration's Record Is One of Ineptitude, q Broken Promises Billings, Mont., Sept. 9.—()—Open- ing the Democratic campaign in this section, Mayor James J. Curley of Boston, Thursday charged the Repub- lican party with broken campaign promises and declared “nomination of Franklin D. Roosevelt and the cer- tainty of his election” had swung the American people toward renewed con- fidence. Mayor Curley addressed a crowd at the Midland Empire Fair here. Ho pictured Roosevelt, Democratic candi- date for president, as the man under whose “leadership an economic pro- gram will be adopted that will restore not only hope, but opportunity for the workers.” people in Franklin D. Roosevelt,” Curley said, “is unquestionably re- sponsible for the gradual disappear- ance of the psychology of fear through @ partial ending of hoarding upon the part of those at work .and Jacquie Downs, 18, of Pampa, ) Tex., was crowned “queen of the West” in competition with other southwestern beauties at a pageant In Roswell, N. M. (Associated Press Photo) “The confidence of the American | fm who were hoarding in anticipation of their needs in the event they lost their employment, and is unquestion- ably responsible for the present ris> in the stcok market and the slow starting of the wheels of industry.” Mayor Curley said he “looks for- ward under his (Roosevelt's) admin- istration to the ‘adoption of the five- day week and eventually the six-hour Gay for the absorption in industry of the citizenship of America who have been forced out of their jobs as a consequence of the speeding up proc- ess and the development in the field of machinery.” Curley charged the “glowing prom- ises that marked the campaign of 1928 were speedily forgotten when Herber> Heo assumed the presidency in 1929.” He asserted President Hoover made no attempt to take the “pre- cautionary measure necessary for the protection of America and its people” when it appeared evident that the country wes to have an unemploy- ment problem to deal with. \ Cash in With a The Tribune Want Ads Award Contract for Red River Bridge Hillsboro, N. D., Sept. 9,—(#)—Con- tract for construction of a steel and conerete bridge across the Red river at Halstad, Minn. was awarded Thursday by the North Dakota high- way commission to the K. M. Swingen Bridge company of Cooperstown for $35,294, C. D. Olson, Traill county auditor, announced Friday. Construction work will start as soon as contractors can put machinery in place. The bridge will be 300 feet long with three-quarters of a mile Expense of the structure will be borne by Norman county, the Minne- sota and North Dakota highway com- missions, and the federal government. Cost of the structure will be about $20,000 less than was estimated two years ago when the North Dakota state appropriation was made, Olson said. Thirty-eight countries of the world ‘are now governed by presidents. Phone 1612 Peaches Elbertas, per crate 2 for $1.45 15¢ Soda Crackers 2 Ib. caddy 15c ‘Tomatoes, solid pack, No. 1 tin, 3 for Lux Flakes, med. pkg., 2 for Sweet Corn, White, No. 2 tin, 2 for Rinso, large pk; 2 Ib. roll Cinnamon Buns 2 dozen 15c Armour’s Bacon, Banquet, Coney Special, 2 dozen . HEMPEL’S Broadway and Third sliced, cellophane wrapped (With Grocery Order) Buy North Dakota Products. from North Dakota Wheat. Phone 1612. Saturday Specials thies, face and fill, per box .. a $ l 32 WATERMELONS, home grown, large size, special 15c CONCORD GRAPES, full 4-qt. basket, 2 for ORANGES, med. size, sweet juicy, 2 doz. .. APPLES, fancy cooking, 6 Ibs. ......... SWEET POTATOES, fancy yellow, per Ib. . CELERY, large bunch, well bleached, each .......10c CUCUMBERS, hot house grown, large green, 2 for 15c¢ HEAD LETTUCE, fancy crisp, 2 for Butter No. 1 Creamery, Dakota Chief 49 Ib. sack $1.00 Matches, parlor, largé pkg. ...eseeeeeeee 21 c Toilet Tissue, 1000 sheet, 3 for Ginger Snaps, RP TI igssacssnaseny Laundry Soa white, 10 bars Pastry Specials SWEET BUTTER BUNS, 2 dozen ANGEL FOOD or Applesauce Cakes, 2 for . DOUGHNUTS or Cup Cakes, per dozen Islands .25c 1-2 Ib. pkg., Climax Flour is made “1 bet | can throw you, Bill Brown. I'm eating Kellogg’s Whole Wheat Flakes every day and my dad says they build hefty muscles.” a |> Let’s rassle !” “Huh, that’s nothing. I'm eating ‘em too. EVEN youngsters know what a wonderful “build- ing” food whole wheat is, And that’s what gives Kellogg’s Whole Wheat Flakes their nourishing, healthful goodness, But you can’t imagine how delicious whole wheat can taste till you try these toasted flavor- ful flakes. They are so full of flavor, children and grown-ups both delight to eat them. You'll also get a welcome surprise when you see the big package. It brings outstanding val in these times of wise buying. sed Kellogg’s Whole Wheat Flakes are ready to serve with milk or cream. Almost a meal in a bowlful, Put them on your grocery list today. Oven-fresh in the réd-and-green package. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. Quality guaranteed, ys > NEW Easy-Open Top You don’t need to cut or tear the package. Simply press with your thumbs along dotted * line — and the patented hinged top opens! NEW Easy-Open These RED OWL Food Prices Jor~ DOUBLE VALUE! \¥Quality -VEconomy All Orders Over $3.00 Will Be Delivered Free ‘CALIFORNIA =. VAN CAMP'S SARDINES 3% 25¢ DOLE... VACUUM PACKED -Discovery" Brand, No.2 17 i c PINEAPPLE «crushed or Sliced Can re 19¢ In TOMATO or MUSTARD SAUCE OLD MEDAL... "SOFTASILK” CAKE FLOUR For Lighter, Higher Cakes PEACHES ¢ sanction 2u..25¢ DICED BEETS « © Mx 3%: 20c TOMATOES « « o ‘Gun 30x 25¢ SALMON. o « ‘Sosontne’ <s°106 JERGEN’S TOILET SOAP 5S br 25C “TOMATO SOUP 3c 20c Blatz Pre-Aged SOAP 10 Bars 24c MALT SYRUP For Mellow Flavor! CRYSTAL WHITE—“BILLION BUBBLE” SAVE ON GARDEN FOODS Fancy Peaches Large Italian Prunes Saxon Oats 25502 ne: 25¢ JAR RINGS, 3 doz. for......10¢ PENRAD, Pure Pennsylvania $1 18 Oil, heavy or med., 2 gallons . “ Fancy Fresh Eggs, 2 doz.....25¢ Harvest Queen Pure Preserves—Straw- berry, Raspberry, Pineapple and Peach; large 4-lb. jar. . .69e Logan’s “We Thank You” Fancy Cooking Apples, 3% pounds Deen: re Sweet Potatoes, Washington Peaches Fine for Canning Bartlett Pears, Tokays, Concord Grapes Oranges—2 dozen for 53c Grocery Specials eo ee 38c SNE ee, sorta Re ec cciiscck 22c ee Bail BH oeacsssil 21c GaN ye ee 25c bgt oN 16c bic 2 com 19¢ Meat Specials dah eS ae 17c igear Ra ee 18c, 20c big a eok eee ee Wi Boiled Ham, Sliced, Use Climax Flour—Réliable and the Best All Phones 211 18 Third St. \ - DELIVERIES—8:45 & 10:30 a. m—2:30 & 4:30 p. m. " Close 8 F. M. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE_FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1932 Scott’s Grocery The Red and White Store Where you save not only on Saturday but every day in Empress Co! 1-lb. can 2-Ib. 3 bars .... a... ale ae. She Spanish Sal No. 213 can Crosby Corn, 3 No. 2 ted Pea- Lard 3 wevaseeeeeees TOMATOES © 2 cans 25¢ Neteens....2LC Hl PRAS Meson ‘2 cans 21c 25c BRAN FLAKES $2.30"... 2 for 19¢ ne 37c Ivory Toilet Soap, OUNTLESS women find after trying our recipes for special buns, cinnamon rolls, and other varieties of bread-that the bread plate takes on new interestin their homes. And these women make a saving on more costly foods, too —when an appetizing vari- ety of rolls stimulates ap- petites that had gone “flat.” Try this tested recipe for cinnamon rolls. You'll have perfect results. Guaranteed Climax Flour is guar- anteed to be better than any other you have ever used. Your dealer will refund the full purchase price if you don’t find Climax surprisingly differ- ent in baking results. Now—more than ever—is the time to use Climax, the money-saving flour, because: CINNAMON ROLLS About 4 cups Climax Flour (Sifted) 1 cake comp. yeast 14 cup shortening 144 cups milk 16 cup sugar (scalded and cooled) 2 eggs stir well. Add sugar, beaten eggs, salt and half the flour; mix well and add the melted butter. Beat thoroughly; add balance of flour or enough to make a coft dough. Turn out on floured board; knead into smooth dough. Place in well greased howl, Cover and let rise to double in bulk. Knead down and let tise 45 minutes. Shape dough. Let stand 5 minutes. Roll to }4.inch in thickness. Spread with melted butter, sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon that have been mixed together in the proportion of 34 tea- *poon cinnamon to 2 tablespoons of sugar. Currants or raisins may be added. Roll as for jelly-roll and press edges firmly together and cut in pieces }4- inch to 34-inch thick. Place in a well- greased pan. Let rise until very light. Bake in moderate oven (400° F.) 25-30 minutes. J. Climax makes more bread per sack. 9 3. Climax sav While you can obtain flour at a lowe quality bread at a lower cost per loaf. EVERY SACK GUAR: 313 MAIN the week. DON Flour DATES Clean, in Cellophane . Climax keeps baked products fresh longer. your fuel (you don’t have to bake so ofien). > per sack, you cannot zet A MONEY-BACK BASIS MILLED IN NORTH DAKOTA Sold By All Grocers Cirimax Friovur INCORPORATED PHONE 110 Mandalay, Every petap song 49 -Lb. For Bread or Pastry Baking Bag Moist Dates 1* 2-lb. pkg. 21¢ COCOANUT Fret ana Pound 19¢ MACARON Fould’« Macaroni, Spaghetti, Vermicellt, S-oz. pkgs. ....... 6 for 2 LARD Armour’s Pure Kettle Rendered 3 Ibs, 25¢ Fancy New Crop -Lb. Spring Chickens, le a: 21c one Extracted iste Use Red & White Flour—Milled Clover Honey by the Russell-Miller Milling Co. - Fancy Pack Free Delivery Service - Phone 816 SALMON {iasta "Pin MALT brane”... VINEGAR aun COFFEE: Maxwel » Mild and Rich, Vacuum Pack Northwest Bartl letts 4