The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1933, Page 2

Logan’s “We Thank You” Grapefruit Bananas 4 for 25¢ 2 doz., 48c Vegetables Green Onions Asparagus Spinach Rhubarb Carrots «= Head Lettuce Tomatoes New Peas String Beans Radishes Cauliflower Celery Grocery Department Pineapple, broken slices, large cans, 2 for Minneopa Olives, pint jars, each Minneopa Mayonnaise, 1-2 pint jars, 2 for Calumet Baking Powder, (1 smi Cocoanut free), 1 Ib. can Princess Patt Coffee, (5 Gladiola Bulbs free), 1 lb. can Candy Department Lydia Darrah Chocolates in Easter Wrapping. Meat Department Government Inspected Quality Meats Pot Roast Beef, fancy steer, per Ib. .........ssseeeesoveee 13c Veal Milk Fed Shoulder Roast, per lb. Pork Loin Roast, dace Lh per Ib. ... . Round Steak, per Ib. .. Roasting Chickens Stewing Hens All Phones 211 DELIVERIES—8:45 & 10: FREE DAFFODILS... Pay Your Bill Saturday and Receive A HALF DOZEN OR DOZEN FREE DAFFODILS HOT PRINCESS PATT COFFEE Served All Day (5 Gladiola Bulbs Free With Each Pound) SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAM Whole - Sliced - Halves Baked to Order for Your Easter Dinner (Sunday Noon Delivery If Desired) FANCY DRESSED CAPONS FANCY RIB ROAST ROLLED FANCY LEG 0’ LAMB 14¢ | sices, pert. Slleed, is Tov assess LOG | Satiee ca LDSe Cash and Carry MEATS CREAMERY 19c Lb. BUTTER Lb. 19¢ (With Meat Order) PORK STEAK, LONGHORN Per pound DEC CHEESE, Ib. FORK SAUSAGE 7} Qc Lb. LIVER SAUSAGE POT ROAST, Cash and Carry HEAD CHEESE, Su- perior quality, Ib. ...... 9c . FREE INDIVIDUAL DAFFODILS IN MEAT DEPT, ONLY — GROCERIES We Feature DAKOTA MAID FLOUR From The State Mill OLIVES it’ wera... MAYONNAISE #2" Paper shell, per Ib. ................ PINEAPPLE Suen. lices, Size 216 ...eseseeeees BAKING POWDER ie2. ue (1 Pkg. Cocoanut Free) TURNIPS F.4 fl Zeer Cue Flakes ) 4 1 Kellog; 1 fig ee, og se (SEs GRAPEFRUIT [2 . 5 for ORANGES 523**t... 2 Doz. aee PEACHES 25) vie toot o.oo scccccss ne: 21c PINEAPPLE Yorn ccc BBC TOMATO JUICE 1°2. rrees Schilling ocnming Always foark TEA : Ff GUSSNER'S "wx SINCE 1888 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1933 WOOL COOPERATIVES ADOPT NEW SYSTEM FOR HANDLING SALES Plan Is ‘repre Oe | By Morgen- thau At Conference Thurs- day in Washington ‘Washington, April 14—(P}—A new sales plan affecting about 25 per cent of the nation’s wool and mohair pro- duction this year was agreed on Thursday by representatives of co- operative and independent wool mar- keting associations and Henry Mor- genthau, Jr., farm board chairman. The plan will apply to marketing year’s wool crop which forms security for loans of more than $35.000,000 made to growers by the regional agri- cultural credit corporations of the Reconstruction Corporation. The first step in the plan was the Arizona, general tional Wool Marketing Picadas was named chairman. His organiza- tion include 28 growers’ cooperatives Wool forming security for loans from the regional agricultural credit corporations will amount to some 75,- 000,000 pounds, approximately a fourth of the national crop, Morgenthau said. As the second step, the credit cor- porations will list concerns to whom igrowers with loans will be permitted \to ship on consignment wool and mo- hair which has been pledged as se- curity. Thls wool then will be offered for sale on conditions laid down by the MOTHER OF SMALL CHILDREN SUCCUMBS 5 Mrs. Edward Krueg of Artas, S D., Victim of Pneumonia and Infection Mrs. Edward Krueg of Artas, 8, D., who leaves a small daughter and in- fant son, died in a local hospital at 1:88 o'clock Friday morning. Death of the 32-year-old woman was caused by pneumonia and an infection in the blood stream. She had been ill 11 days. Mrs. Krueg, who was Miss Alvina Zelmer before her ou was a native of Medina, N. D. She was born Jan. 26, 1902, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Zelmer. Her famiy later moved to org As and 13 nis, who was born six months ago. Mrs. Krueg also leaves her father, who resides at Lod!, Cal, two sisters and two brothers, Brothers and sis- ters are Adam Zelmer, Jr., High Riv- QUALITY Meat Market Demonstration Cudahy’s Fore Smee’ Coffee, HAMS, “or or ci er, Alta., Canada; , pastor of the will, officiate, The remains ill be interred in the Artas cemetery. services were held in Beach for Albert Gass, former resident of Golden Val- ley county, who died at his home in St. Cloud, Minn. Services were con- ducted from St. John’s Catholic church in Beach by Rev, Father W. F. practices for that portion of this | °! Weather Report i . FORECAST Bismarck and vicinity: In- crensing cloudiness and. slightly warmer tontent WARMER eae Saeiecigs Land hier North Da- cloutiness, — For Montan: fair to- night and peaiaaye little iar in temperature. Minnesota: Fair in south, partly cloudy in norti, slightly warm- in extreme south to! nts Satur- a loudy to k clou covieF along Lake jocally dy, ster, inches: 28.29. Reduced to sea level, 30.13, NORTH DAKOTA POINTS High- Low- est est SESSESLARSSSASSSSSESSSS SSSSSRSSPRSRSSLBLsse BRaasss SebeeeeseReeeeesseeeeeesesss 3 eeae - xansausssesesesaseseresees: seueuusensunescasseeetss s28f vail "aeet BeeBeBSeBEBESEERzEREES5= ast years ago moved to Artas. ted Butter == Puritan Corn, white ... 43¢ Crackers, Sodas, 19 c Soup, Campbell’s 2-Ib. box | Burial took place in the Beach Cath- olic cemetery. Gass came to Golden Valley county in 1909, residing in Beach until 1929, when he moved to it. Cloud. Poort DI CIC Sear Birpertae, Al De 15¢ 25c Crosby, 3 cans... Tomato, 3 cans... Quality Meat Market The Home of Quality Meats We Deliver ___—_—_—_—_——. Use the Want Ads MEATS 710 Thayer MILK 6 tall cans T-Bone, Short Cut, Sirloin, fancy corn fed beef, Ib. ........17c BEEF ROAST Pound 10c ORANGES, Sunkist, — 25c Sunkist, /% doz. RICE POPS & WHEAT POPS Get your L.G.A. Specials Here FREE-@ FASCINATING PUZZLES with every 1 Ib can of THOMPSON'S CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK 10c CELERY, PREFER ‘Whiy ane premium etaKes so popular? Because, year in and year out, the high qual- ity of these favorites has always been main- tained. They're always baked of the best. Always packed oven-fresh. Always wax- sealed to keep them fresh. No wonder PREMIUM FLAKES never fail to please! Order some st your grocer’s, either the 1-pound or 2-pound package. And try the tasty, thrifty recipes that come with them. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Uneeda HAMBURGER Pound iy em 156 LEMONS, large 1 7 c PORK ROAST Shoulder, pound 9c CARROTS, Green 2 bunches RADISHES, 3 bunches...... A real 45c value, HAMS, Swift’s Premium. Rolled Rib ‘Roast Per Ib. ......16¢ ZERR’S == Hams, Swift’s Premium, 10-Ib, average, per Ib.......16¢ Butter, %-lb. prints, Bridgeman-Russell, Ib... . ..0: Celery, fancy jumbo, bleached .......0..0d00ame Carrots, green tops, nice bunches, 2 08.20. emscace:eiev 158 Lettuce, fresh shipment, 2 heads ...-c.-.mees soe ews 286 oe 5 lene ae PRE i Bie” "_3Be Mayonnaise, 8-05. jars, Easter Egg Dyes, Pass Oranges, med. size, 2 dozen for ...:00:¢00esav0 onnie os BBC Oranges, med. large size, per dozen . Radishes, fancy bunches, 2 for .......:.. Pineapple, broken sliced, large cans, 2 for. cum:eson..35€ Fig Bars, fresh stock, 2 Ibs, for ...-...... 000000 owns 22C FREE-¢ Fascinating rezzies with every 1 [b can of THOMPSON'S CHOCOLATE MALTED MLK BORDEN'S WAULK Sx. ———_ Phone 928 ———_— 19c U. S. INSPECTED MEATS it, Ham Specials for Easter "<< HAMS recent Dic SMOKED PICNICS 218°" 93¢ Creamery Butter = 20¢ LARD = 4c |ROAST 3 && WEINERSE" 128¢ [ROAST & Tie —CHOICE MILK FED— Stew, meaty, Ib. .........6e VE Shoulder Steak, Ib. .. .1044c Leg or Rump Roast, Ib. lic Freshest Fruits and Vegetables Economy y Grocery Phone 34 411 Broadway Batieromn, Ses Seal Golden Flakes, 2 pkgs..... 15c