The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 7, 1933, Page 3

Examine Measure; Sub- . stitute Is Proposed GALLS NO WITNESSE Crime; Defense Prepares Its Evidence ay wy torney x Brady, who looney’ conviction vas “unbeutioas nse nounces he may present no evidence. In spite of this, Leo the Mooney counsel, said RE Hd will present witnesses to . Temperance Education| terimony or the first Mooney tral Campaign Is Favored) srady ‘rests his decision on — theory a “district attorney least vouch for the f they brought it up for debate, that it could be disposed of next week and sent back to the house for consideration of senate changes. Prefer Hard S lis, April 7.—(7)—Police of said To the Voters of Bismarck J I wish to thank you for the , support given me in the re- cent City Election and also to congratulate the winners. . ‘ C. J. Myers To Merchant Prince lew York, Apr. 7.—(?)—Messages from many parts of the world Sepang colyachtcce onee the atl Tenia, iett | il Er. li i rt il fs F (aay it if til! 4 ee | Ten Wheelbase CONTRACT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, 7, 1988 o EXPERTS PLAY IT__- MAE ANEY oa, By WM. E. McKENNEY vulnerable, as he had done so on a/Killed Woman and Two Chil- Secretary, American Bridge League This is the fourth of a series of |, Rather than double the bid of one four hands played by the famous Bid- nS pate ts ses tr tine cpetonts WOURd Rite Club team in winning the east-|continue the bidding. a ern championship at New York this year. 05-6 410-9-4 | Dealer SOUTH] &#K-7-3 he was tricky enough was apt weak third hand, May Be Named Rail Moderator wri opmme ts ia Onaben i Brown: Tiedman I dren After She Had Re- » Mr. Schenken believed 1t best Jected His Advances _ ‘West ie ‘was Wo ipaden, ‘This was all Grand Rapids, Mich., Apr. 7.—(P)— on a hospital cot, a 43-year-old principal, Henry B. Bedford, admitted to officials that he sled to death Mrs. Mattie Sue igert, 28 and her son, Carl, 8, then Placed her 3-months old son in a gas- filled oven where he died, and then attempted his life by inhaling gas. “I guess I went mad,” prosecutor ag 1 Jonkman said Bedford told E iG Bes, Ee teh | SPECIALS KING ALFRED DAFFODILS Phone 784. ‘315-3rd St. Announcement Dr. A. M. Fisher Physician and Surgeon Announces the reopening of offices in the New Weinberger Building, corner of Fifth and Broad- way, Bismarck, N. Dak. Entrance on Broadway. SCHOBLE HATS $3.50 and $5.00 BROADCLOTH SHIRTS $1.35, $1.50 and $1.95 NECKWEAR 50c, 65c and $1.00 Specials at HEMPEL’S Saturday and Monday 2 FRESH 2 ~— C reawpenet ean 25c tei 25 Phone 1612 Phone 1612 Genuine Calf, All Leather SHOES $3.45 SOx 3 pairs for 50c O==S ‘417 Broadway Grapefruit, “Florida Seedless,” small size, 12 for. .45¢ Cucumbers, long green, each ..........000ee000015e Celery, well bleached, big bunch ........-+++00+-13¢ Big Boy YAMS, extra fancy, special, 4 Ibs........25¢ Where Quality Counts The Sanitary Store Princess Patt Coffee Deal, Roto Musical Whistle Free with 1 lb. 35 c CAN cocccsvoccce - McLaughlin's Kept Fresh Coffee, No. ‘90% brand, jiece pl free, 2 bbs. te caniade 65c Van Camp Kidney Beans, 15% 02 can, 7 Cc Fancy Layer Figs, 23 c 2 Ibs. for .....+, 85c Fancy Layer Figs, 10 Ib, box ...0.. We Full Line Northrup Flower and V. ony sae onan Ferndell Brand Golden Bantam Corn, special 8 No. 2 size cans for ..scssescesse Fresh Strawberries Caulifl Fresh Peas . Tomatoes Radishes __ Beets Parsley Green Peppers Fresh lower New Potatoes DODGE“ Thompson’s Malted Milk, 1 Boon, 1 set Puzzles free each can, Sweet Potatoes, fancy, 8 oe... MB .s. 15c Oatmeal, Crystal Wedding, with glassware........10c EGGS, direct from country, 3 doz.. .25¢ Armour’s Summer 15¢c Armours Banquet Burnett’s Vanilla, 2 oz, bot- sliced, 2 %-Ib, ox. 15 tle, 40c value, pe 25¢ per pound .......... Deecessi ssissonvae RG ARMOUR’S STAB, LARD pean pis. 2; Onion Sets, yel- low, per Ib, ...... Onion Sets,-white, 13c “Stone's Rence,” PEANUT BUTTER qua wr ..........23C 38c t Fresh is oo oad 20c Cucumbers . Tarnips Sweet Rutabagas Celery’ Head Lettuce x OOPS” SH THE ONLY CAR WITH “AIR WHEELS” STANDARD FACTORY EQUIPMENT COOK’S GROCERY 1.G.A. STORE Head Lettuce, 2 heads Peaches, IGA halves, 3 cans... 35c 12 for $1.00 Fresh Strawber- 27 c ries, 2 baskets... Rolled Rib Roast, Ib. ....... 19c Shelled Walnuts, 1-pound cellophane bag EVERYTHING IN FRESH MEATS Bread, whole wheat, white _ or rye, 2 for... Carrots, 2 bunches Oranges, Celery, large, well bleached, bunch. . 15c If some of those “so-called bargains” could talk, what a story they could tell! They would tell you THEY helped bring about unemployment, low wages, and the distress that mil- Mons ef America’s citizens are going through. “Cheap” foods at low prices mean lower incomes and lower standards of living for all. Here's ene reason for the depression! Does it pay to ruin the homes of America by purchasing too CHEAPT "There's a big difference between VALUE and “price.” It in a policy of the I. G. A. to offer its customers genuine values CAROL = 6 pkgs for 25¢ Toasted Whole Wheat Cereal, sorted, 1 Ib. jar ..... LG. A, Per PRS. ....esceeseee 15c ls I. G. A, 3 rolls ...... Pure? No. tune tor 17 SODA CRACKERS sz~*. SALMON is.‘ 1 Ib. tall cans .. CORN FLAKES :::.>i large pkg., 2 for . 19¢ HONEY Sete... de 2% Ib, ne 43c | i on bettie, Stor’. 29C PANCAKEFLOUR 5": 15¢ per pkg. . Daisy, cello * 19¢ xxexRuRRRRKRKKKKKKX TRIRUNF WANT ADS BRING 5