The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1932, Page 7

Governor-Elect William Langer Friday invited members of the state bar board to appear in person at the trial of the action brought against him by Mrs. Fred Johnson of Donny- brook to recover attorney's fees she al to to work for the release of her son from prison. Members of the bar board are S. D. Adams, Lisbon, chairman; C. L. Young, Bismarck, and Charles J. STATE BAR BOARD- INVITED BY LANGE TOHEAR EVIDENCE Murphy, Grand Forks. would Key ie objections ‘and no te Expresses es Willingness to An- veges would be made by his coun- sel, to any questions these attorneys | * may desire to ask him while he is on the witness stand under oath. Sink- ler and Brekke of Minot and George Thorp of Fargo are Langer’s coun- sWer All Questions in Trial of Widow’s Suit (By the Associated Press) sel. board can ask want,” pi javene fat three men to op Langer said “The three members of the bar me whatever they Langer told the Associated “ve Saved Enough Money at My I. G. A. Store to Buy Many of My Christmas Gifts!” “No, I haven't stinted one bit. And I've Dever felt like ‘apologizing’ for any of the foods T've saved real money on. (Some bargains are like that—just cheap, that's all). On the con- § trary, I've been flattered time and time again f| lor the tasty foods on my table....1 haven't q sacrificed anything—yet I've saved pleaty by doing all my shopping at the I.G.A. Store. Sure, I'm going to have a merry Christmas!” catatch the hiddies’ hen they find thei Christan stockings Blled with thee tempting, Grows 2 al reign with ‘such eshte FANCY COCOANUT FLAKES, Ib. ........... 19¢ CHOCOLATES, Carol Assorted, 1 Ib. box ...... CHOCOLATES, 18K Hand Rolled, 1 Ib. box Press, “There will be no obhctions! to the questions and these will be answered. My life Sie ah coe eS = my cases I welcome the chanee “to area tne lying innuendo and false insinuations | down the throats of the | aber who framed this case agains! me also invite any enemies of mine in North Dakota ‘to come to the Bur- leigh county court house when this case is tried. This ought to pack the; Judge George McKenna of Napo- Jeon will preside in the case. He was appointed by the supreme court to preside after counsel for Mrs. John- son filed affidavits of prejudice against Judge R. G. McFarland who is sitting at the present term of dis- trict court here. Bowman Gas-Electric Rates Are Attacked Bowman, N. D., Dec. 16.—Hearing was held here Wednesday by Railroad -] Commissioner C. W. McDonnell on an application by the village of Bow- man for reduced electric and natural gas rates. The village board, consisting of A. J. Ommodt, H. C. Brandenberg and Ed De Bode, asserted in its complaint that prevailing rates ‘for electricity and gas are higher here than is charg- ed elsewhere in North Dakota for similar services and should be reduc- ed. Both services are furnished to residents of the village by the Mon- tana-Dakota Power company. Extensive researches, including a 40-page exhibit of gas and electric costs\were presented at the hearing by Charles F. Martin, chief statistician for the railroad board. This had to do with the statistical and financial Phases of the utility business as it affected the Bowman complaint. James Wiley, chief enginger for the railroad board, supplemented these data with testimony regarding the condition and replacement cost of the utility properties affected. He of- fered an exhibit showing each item in the company's physical property. Testimony of a similar nature was presented by representatives of the company, who contested the applica- tion for reduced rates. Report Big Increase In Debits by Banks Sharp increase in the bank debits of the Ninth Federal Reserve district is noted in the review of November business issued Friday. In October the index for this barometer of busi- ber it had raised to 51, only 15 per cent below November of last year. The Autumn upturn in bank debits from August to November of this year was the largest, in point of percent- age, since 1928. Other phases of activity showed de- clines, however, with enlarged mar- keting of wheat being the single ex- ception. The estimated cash income to farmers from marketings of seven important items was estimated at 42 per cent under November, 1931. ness activity was 47 while in Novem-| § MANY GIVEN WORK BY NEW CHEVROLET ‘ale Says 100,000 Return to Payroll; First Showing Here Saturday Nearly 100,000 people are back at Work as the result of the introduction of the new Chevrolet which goes on display here Saturday at the sales- room of the Capital Chevrolet com- Pany, F. M. Davis, president, said Fri- day. This force finds employment in SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE Do you want to feel always at your best? To meet each day with fresh vitality? You can. For when you're healthy, you're ah A delicious cereal provides the “bulk” that is so important in overcoming common constipation. Tests show Kellogg’s ALt- Brawn also supplies vitamin B to further aid regular habits. In addition, ALL-BRAN is twice as rich in iron as an equal weight of beef liver. The “bulk” in ALt-Bran is much like that in leafy vege- tables. What a relief to enjoy an appetizing cereal instead of taking patent medicines. Serve as a cereal or use in cooking. Direc- tions on the red- and-green pack- age. Sold by all grocers. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1932 domestic Chevrolet plants and in the Fisher Body plants which manufac- ture bodies for the Chevrolet line, Davis stated. For four of the last six years Chev- ae crs ayers and sold more automo- | bites ther manufacturer ae this 9 yeor * hey offer a car which jis in keeping with their position of first place in the automobile industry. The extensive improvements made in the new car, Davis continued, are possible because in Chevrolet's posi- {tion of leadership the company en- joys the tremendous advantage of bulk purchasing power which means the ability to Buy the finest materials at the lowest cost and, in turn, pass this saving on to the automobile buyer, According to Davis this new car in- corporates 192 improvements. A long- cylinder engine, an entirely new ple of styling which reflects the craftsmanship of bodies by Pater, and new skirted fenders which conceal all the under parts of the car are just a few of these many improvements. Davis pointed out that, in spite of the greater power of the engine and the increased size of the car, the 1933 Chevrolet is more economical. The new Chevrolet also incorporates what is probably the greatest advancement in driving comfort since the advent of the closed body, the new Fisher No- Draft Ventilation. ° Davis has made special arra! ments to accommodate the e crowd which he is confident will visit the salesroom at Broadway and First Saturday. CHRISTMAS GOODIES Butter BREAD =: Fancy grade No. 1 creamery churned, fresh datly—In quarters Lb. 25° Perfection Pan Dandy, the perfect toasting bread, always dishes Fresh Seedless Raisins add flavor to many Phe i. OB dates, The chi in years ... DATES New crop moist 2 i. 16¢ HONEY for children New crop sweet clover honey, a healthy sweet § ti 476 faney shelf jar. 1 bb. High grade cocoa in a Jar 17¢ Blue Rose—The flaky cooking mms Lb. 14c Pkg. Golden yellow sweet corn. Free from cobs or silks. garden peas. No, 2 cans Medium size sweet, tender CRISCO The perfect shortening. Upside down cake" tin with recipes FREE CAKE FLOUR Softasilk—The best flour for upside down cakes. er sheltian, @ more poettul six-| 7 Beef Pot Roast, per pound Armour's glass; Reg. 27 seller Pickled Pigs’ Feet, 14-02, jar Lf Pastry Shoppe 104 FOURTH wiabrgs | COMBINA TION SPECIAL Offered Saturday Only, Dee. 17th ONE DOZEN CARAMEL ROLLS and ONE DOZEN DELICIOUS COOKIES FOR 21c This combination has a retail value of 35¢e. Our Sat- urday price 21c. Caramel rolls are liberally coated with rich caramel icing made with milk, butter and brown sugar. WHOLE WHEAT DONUTS This is an entirely new doughnut made with 100% whole wheat flour. They are delightfully different and are certain to please you. COOK’S GROCERY 1.G.A. STORE Cal-X Water Softener, pkg.; Reg. 25c 32-072. Grape Jelly, 15-oz. .| Pork Link Sausage, per pound Bananas, 3 pounds e———— Let us pick out your Xmas Tree now. We have a good assortment to pick from. Odd Fellows Elect Earl Scharnowski Earl Scharnowski was elected noble grand of Bismarck canton, I. O. O. F., when the annual business session was held Tuesday evening in the Odd Fellows hall. He succeeds H. P. Erick- CHOCOLATES,18K Hand Rolled, 2 Ib. box CHOCOLATES, Rustic, 3 Ib. box CHOCOLATES, Season Greetings, 5 Ib. box ...98¢ CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES, 1 Ib. box 25c HOLIDAY CANDY in Cello Bags, bag CHRISTMAS CANDY NOVELTIES—Canes, Apples, Santas, each PEEL, IGA Citron, Lemon and Orange, ce Se eeees Per ae eo rnerr 10c MINCEMEAT, IGA Condensed, 9 oz. pkg. .... DATES, IGA Pitted, 10 oz. pkg. DATES, IGA Unpitted, 10 oz. pkgs., 2 for COOKIES: JOHNSTON’S CHOCOLATE ANIMALS, Ib. ...23c JOHNSTON’S SPICED NUTS, Pfeffernuss, lb. 18c JOHNSTON’S FANCY ASST. CHRISTMAS, Ib. 23c PINEAPPLE, 18K Fancy Sliced or Crushed, No. 2% can PEACHES, 18K Fancy, Halves or Sliced, No. 24% can, 2 for RAISINS, California, new crop, 2 lb. pkg. . JELLO, New Style pkg., all flavors, 3 pkgs. ee oe DESSERT "POWDER, all flavors, 4 ‘s. for FRUIT’ CAKES, IGA, 1-2 Ib. cake . FRUIT CAKES, IGA, 1 Ib. cake .. POPCORN, Carol Jumbo, 1 Ib. pkg. . FRUITS for SALAD, 18K, No. 2 can MARASCHINO CHERRIES, 18K Beas or Green, 2% oz. bottle WALNUTS, IGA California, lai + PEANUTS, No. 1 fancy, Ib. GINGERALE, IGA, 24 oz. bottle . LIME RICKEY, IGA, 24 oz. bottte OYSTERS, 18K Faney Cove, 5 oz. ti . SWEET POTATOES, 18K Fancy, No. A can. CORN, 18K Fancy, Golden or Crosby, No. 2 I. G. A. FAMILY of COFFEES: DE LUXE, Vacuum Packed Cans, 1 Ib. ....... 39c “1?” BLEND, 1 Ib. - -38¢ “G” BLEND, 1 Ib. “A” BLEND, 1 Ib. . “A” BLEND, 3 lb. pkg. 18K FANCY GIFT ASSORTMENTS: ASST. “A” ASST. “B” ASST. “C” ASST. “D” .. MINCEMEAT, STURVED MANZANILLA “OLIVES, 18K, 5 oz. jar PICKLES, 8K “Sweet Mixed, Fancy, Sweets or ‘Sweet Chips, 10 oz. jar DILL PICKLES, Carol, quart jar GRAPEFRUIT, 18K Fancy, No. 2 cans, 2 for . PEAS, IGA Early June, No. 2 cans, 2 for SALTED PEANUTS, Ib. .......:.....- 3 Lb. Can 59c| 23c - Pkg. - 23c " Broken slles of ripe E 17¢ perfect fruit. No. PINEAPPLE »"=:' a. 17¢ eehad milk —Add m PANCAKE FLOUR ::;"::" Ea. 17¢ OATS Sen Phe. 12c fast cet l. . 2 pence ae tlie a WO a Al .35¢ 35c .40c Pineapple Hearts, per Ib. Jusr imagine this fruity flavor...oranges and cran- berries together! Its name is CRANBERRY ORANGE RELISH — and it's keen! The aristocrat of relishes. Particularly good with all meats, hot or cold. No cook- Soap, Crystal White sss. 23c Ginger Ale, Cliquot Club Citron Peel, . $1.35 fancy, per Ib. . Olives, fancy queen, 26 oz. jar, \ 50c value Lemon Peel, son. Other officers named were H. H. fancy, per Ib. .. Engen, vice grand; C. H. Gutman, re- cording secretary; A. W. Snow, finan- cial secretary; 8. 8. McDonald, trea- surer. Christ Nelson was named a member of the board of trustees for @ three-year term. Appointive officers wilt be announc- ed and the entire group installed at the first meeting of the lodge after the new year. Sentences of Eight N. D. Men Suspended ‘Williston, N. D., Dec. 16—(7)— Eight men sentenced last Saturday to serve 90 days in the county jail fov liquor law’ violations, had their sen- tences suspended on the showing “at their families require their support. The suspension of the sentences is automatically revoked in case of sub- sequent violations of the liquor laws. Fines of $200 imposed in each case are unaffected by the suspension of the jail sentence. There are about 26,000 Mohamme- dans on the North American con- tinent. Orange: Peel, fancy, per lb. ... frying CHRISTMAS CANDY Quantity buying direct from the factory allows us to sell quality candies at the f che cheaper grad you are buying for quantity prices i: bottles . ay, nuts, orange: MIXED NUTS :7:: C ARROT. Crisp, fresh green top ng “Ripe, CRANBERRIES : o E Fresh country eggs Pure Jam, No. 5 pail, each Cherries, glace, per Ib. Walnuts, Bra + + He eH Ee He EO Cocoanut, fancy long shred, Ib. .. 23c Peaches, sliced, Libby's brand, No. 214 can, 2 cans for 35c Gold Medal Softa- silk Cake Flour . 25c (Betty Crake Cooling Rack fee) Cider, sweet, bulk, per gallon 50c Mix Nuts, extra faney, no peanuts, 2 Ibs, Wheaties, 2 for (1 Duck Balloon Free with each pkg.) ‘We will gladly mail to you free our new Eatmor Cran- berry recipe book. ‘Sead your name to Dept. W AMERICAN CRANBERRY EXCHANGE 90 West Broadway . . . New York Eatmor Cranberri We Deliver Phone 279 oa COR cans, 3 cans . Par, 1 Ib. vacuum pack ........; 10 Ib. cloth bag . Fancy las Sunkist, per doz. .... palscrous. mat Washburn-Crosby Pancake Flour, 1 batter mixing bowl with 2 4-Ib. psi The Armour Creameries in Bismarck are now taking in Turkeys for the Christmas Holidays. Come in. —————— SPOHN'S 518 Ninth Phone 626 Lux Flakes i Rae 24c lies Hearts Cereal 2 lb. pkg., Bisquick, each (1 set Genuine Bonnywear Cutters Free) apples just in 16¢ Deayutes fancy, ..25¢ Candy, 5 lb. box, asst. Chocolates, : $1.00 raurts P| CK’ ormemiS We Deliver 710 Thayer Delicious, per box $1.19; Jonathans, per box Pure Granulated, Sugar, 10 Ibs, . 53¢ Coffee, White House brand 33c Dates, Halloween, put up in 2-lb. sanitary Peanut Brittle, 2 IDB) a hs sonia Uneeda Bakers Fig: Bars, 2 Ibs. for . *23C Uneeda Bakers Taffy 2 Ibn .33¢ 2 Ibs. for .... Uneeda Bakers Butter Flakes, 19 c 2 15c pkgs. for .. .Primost Cheese Impt. Swiss Roquefort Goat Gammolost | Cammembert . Xmas Trees, treated, won’t shed 1-4 Ib. prints, 2 Ib. roll Popcorn, bulk, fancy, 314 lbs. .. Comb Honey, fancy, 2 combs .. LEMONS LETTUCE 332 MIXED NUTS 4 a All I. G. A, Specials—See the Adv. Pork Steak, lean, per lb. . . , Veal Steak, shoulder cuts, per Ib... .1 ' Pork. Roast, shoulder, per Ib....... i Pork Leg Roast, per Ib. ...........12¢ Veal Roast, fancy shoulder, per Ib..11c Bismarck I, G. A. Stores Phone 1080— BISMARCK FOOD MKT. —408 Bawy Phone 199-W— BROADWAY FOOD MKT. — Phone 664— COOK'S GROCERY Phone 279— DICK’S GROCERY Phone 371— R. T, GROCERY Phone 611— | SPEAKSGROCERY —216 ih st