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2 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1933 5 Clalists, Van Wyk said. More than 300 persons already have purchased scouter’s training award, which is/and the Hazen Community Club, will! ing of Christ, Rev. T. G. Raber will Charles Le Raye, who first explored gon, head of the department 0: FREE COURSES FOR SWIMMERS OFFERED Season tickets for the pool. Girls swimming ction will be given on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, from 9:30 to 10:30 o'clock. Tests will given girls from 10:30 to 11:30 a. m. Instructors will be Betty Haagenson, Ethelwyn Scha- fer and Van Wyk. 46 SCOUTERS HAVE RECEIVED AWARDS spent five years in active scouting served and have completed the fol- lowing leadership ciples of scout-mastership; princip!es | of first aid; instructorship of cour: two specialized courses such as arch: Presented to scout leaders who have |be staged in the Hazen Community | use a chart, portraying events which sented by the Mandan male chorus and the Bismarck juvenile and Hazen. The public is invited to attend. the Program. The tent is at the corner of Seventh St. and Thayer avenue. Adjutant Smith will have charge | the Knife river and Spring creek, is j4n his judgment will precede the sec-/ planned for Sunday. A _ historical 1 Governor William Langer and for-| ond coming. p sf training course: | mer Governor Walter J. Maddock will elements of scout-mastership; prin-/be the speakers. Music will be pre- Pageant will be staged in connection with the dedication. Following the dedication the Beulah and Williston baseball teams will clash. All old timers of the Missouri Slope bands. Millard Price, entertainer from | of the song service and a girls’ quar- area are invited to the program by ) --—scesesanianmascantaatalon botany at the North Dakota Agricul. {tural college, has been granted $30¢ by the National Research Council. The money is to be used for equip. ment, field expenses and technica: assistance in connection with studies of methods of analyzing quantitative data in grassland investigations. DURING LAST YEAR Missouri Slope Men Make Marked Advancement in ery, leathercraft, life-saving and oth- | Chicago, also will be featured, Wee tl one weeks in camp with at 4 p. m. the Bismarck American | ee eee ‘cop of scouts. | Legion and Beulah baseball teams will N ieni | Capital City scoutmasters almost |clash in their third game of the sen.| Old Settlers Picnic Teady for the award include Wesley | son. Each team has won one game| Planned at Beulah Sherwin, deputy reat commissioner | of two played this year. | | Troop 9; Torolf Johansen, scoutmas-| a western picture will be shown in. (Tribune Special Service! ter and merit badge counselor; Rob-j the afternoon and evening and &) Beulah, N. D. ae fe El Bee t ert Byrne, scoutmaster of Troop No. SFR ers SERA HIN IEeoL, | tet will) be featured. businessmen of Beulah, who are spon- soring the entertainment. N. D. A. C. Botanist Gets Research Fund ‘Women’s classes are planned from 5:30 p. m. to 6:30 p. m. on Monday's, Wednesdays and Friday. The pool will be closed to the public during these periods. Both beginners and advanced swimmers will be instructed by Miss Haagenson and Rita Murphy. Four to Teach Boys Studies on grassland investigations made by Dr. Hanson in western North Dakota have commanded na- tional attention because of their economic importance to grazing land operators. ~ ATBISMARCK POOL ‘Men, Women, Girls and Boys/ May Take Instruction Starting Next Week In recognition of his extensive work Free swimming instruction to wom- en, girls, men and boys will be of- fered at the Bismarck swimming: pool beginning next week, it is announced $y Arnold C. Van Wyk, manager. Instruction will be given by spe- . “HAD CONSTIPATION SINCE BIRTH OF MY FIRST CHILD” ‘Then Mrs. King Discovered ALL-BRAN x 1 ‘We quote from her voluntary “I have suffered from terrible pots since the birth of my first child—9 years ago! I have tried everything and nothing had any lasting results. Very reluc- tantly I tried your ‘ALL-BRAN’ with no faith in it at all. Much to my surprise, I have not had to take any icine since starting to use ALL-Bran, 4 months ago.”—Mrs. Doris Eyre King, 16 Abl Road, Oxford, Englan Laboratory tests show Att-BRan contains two things which over- come constipation: “Bulk” to ex- ercise the intestines; vitamin B to help tone the intestinal tract. The “bulk” in Att-Bran is much like that of 1 vegetables. In- side the body, it forms a soft mass, which gently clears the intestines wastes. Certainly this is more natural than taki patent medicines — often harmful. Two tablespoonfuls daily are usually sufficient. If not relieved this way, see your doctor. Att-Bran also supplies iron for the blood. At all grocers. In the Kdlcge ia Bathe Grek.” DICK’S 710 Thayer Phone 279 BOILED HAM Swift’s finest, 29 c Lb. ... PORK CHOPS Swift’s finest 2 5 c Joins, 2 Ibs. . 25c BACON LARD Home rendered, 3 Ibs. ome weaeel... LOC HAMBURGER Fresh ground Sat- urday a. m., Ib... 10c BEEF ROAST beef. L4e ZERR’S Phone 928 601 10th St, We Deliver $1.25 Orders BUTTER, 14-lb. prints, per lb. ... 26c CANTALOUPE, good size, ripe, each NEW POTATOES, Califor- nia White Rose, 5 Ibs. for .. juicy, per doz. ... SUGAR, 2 Ibs... LBC VIENNA SAUSAGE, Libby’s, 25 c 3 cans SANI-FLUSH, per tin (Bowl Brush Free) COFFEE, Golden Star, the perfect, vacuum pack, in- CAMAY SOAP, 4 bars (Rainbow Bath Sponge Free) 25c BOLOGNA, Swift’s fresh, 2 Ibs. Van Wyk, Harvey Erlenmeyer, Bob Edick and Woodrow Sheppard will in- struct the boys classes, arranged for 9:30 a. m. to 10:30 a. m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Advance- ment tests will be given boys from 10:30 to 11:30 a. m. on the same days, Men's classes, a new feature this year, will be held from 5:30 to 6:30 P. m. each Tuesday and Thursday, if interest is sufficient, Van Wyk said. Beginning instruction and training in the various strokes and crawls will be given for the men, as well as senior Red Cross life-saving if there is a demand. Instructors will be same as tor the boys. A series of tests have been worked out. Certificates will be awarded to swimmers when they pass some of the faa which range from easy to dif- ‘Van Wyk listed the tests as follows: 1, Jump into water over own depth, level off, swim 25 feet, make a sharp turn and return 25 feet. Award— certificate, i 2. Swim 80 yards any style and demonstrate racing start. Award— certificate. Grow More Difficult 3. Red Cross swimmers’ test and execute swan dive and front jack- pknife dive. Award—certificate. 4. Junior Red Cross life-saving test, back jackknife and back swan dives; illustrate breast stroke, back stroke, side stroke, single over arm, and American crawl. Award—certifi- cate and junior Red Cross life-saving emblem. 5. Senior Red Cross life-saving test, forward one and one-half somer- Sault dive; swan dives with half twist and full twist. 6. Pass test No. 5; full gainer dive; one and one-half back somersault; back dive one and one-half front somersault and one and one-half gainer. Season swimming tickets cost as follows: $1 for children 10 years old and under; $2 for 16 and under; $3 for adults; and $7.50 for family. Olympic Ruling Body Offers Strict Rules Vienna, June 9.—(?)—The interna- tional Olympic committee Friday ap- Proved forwarding to the sports au- thorities of the various countries a se- Ties of recommendations for combat- ting semi-professionalism. The recommendations include a suggestion that all correspondence and negotiations concerning the entry and travel of amateurs to foreign competi- jtion be handled by the organization ot which the athlete is a member and the corresponding organization in the other country. The Olympic committee also sug- gests all travel expenses be paid to the organization and not to the ath- lete and preferably in the form of railway and steamship tickets and hotel coupons, instead of cash. The jcommittee would have no athlete de- voting more than 21 days annually to foreign competition except during the Olympic games. Athens was selected as the conven- tion city for 1934, SERVICES AT SANGER Regular preaching services will be conducted at Sanger Sunday by Rev. N. 8. Johnson of Bismarck, he has announced. Special music has been arranged and all-are invited to at- tend. Rainbows may sometimes be seen all day long in Siberia, due to the re- flection of the sun on fine particles of Snow in the air. i Leadership Work Forty-six scouters of the Missouri Valley Area council have ~been awarded training certificates during the last year following completion of Scouting courses, according to W. G. Fulton, area Boy Scout executive. Bismarck scoutmasters have re- cently completed a course in troop programming. Those who received certificates included Robert Ritter- bush, C. W. Leifur, Torolf Johansen, Richard Schmidt, Ben Steiner, Otto Richardson, Ernest McCall, Robert Byrne, Wesley Sherwin, William Groves, John Karasiewicz. A recent training hike at Hebron completed a course conducted in the Christianson district. Approved cer- tificates were awarded to Dr. O. T. Benson, M. B. Steig and Saul Hal-|— pern of Glen Ullin; C. C. Klusmann, George W. Gaebe and Henry Engel-|§ ter of New Salem; and Elling Hel- mer of Taylor. Minimum certificates were earned by Owen McGrath, A, W. Klick and Lucas Muggli of Glen Ul- lin and F. L. Atkinson and L. D. Har- tis of Almont. Nine in Brush Lake Scouters of the Brush Lake district to receive minimum certificates at the close of their coursé were Harry Fandrich, A. N. Finstad and Dan C.| Baker of McClusky; Perry Van Vleet and Chris Swendsen of Pickardville; Roy Norley of Goodrich; C. M. Free- berg and C. H. Ellson of Mercer; and A, W. Larson of Denhoff. Scoutmas- ter F. F. Hubbell and Commissioner | F. W. Perry were awarded advanced certificates for acting as instructors in the course. | The West River district conducted | a special course in boy leadership with certificates being awarded to Paul W. Boehm, O. B. Tripp, C. H. Plath, G.! F. Hendrickson, A. L. Carr, Harold Thomas, George B. Caley, and E. E. Duden of Hettinger; Willie Olson and | Martin Omodt of Bucyrus; R. K. Koppenhaver and W. A. E. Weiss of Reeder. Fourteen courses have been given during the last five years, Fulton sald. Certificates have been awarded} to 217 scouters and the total attend- ance at the courses was 479 men. | Scouters Near Awards Several Bismarck scoutmasters and officials are almost ready for their award of the scoutmaster’s key or Troop 9; Torolf —ohansen, scoutmas- | ter of Troop 6; William Smith, deputy | scout commissioner; and Charles Liessman, district committeeman, | Hazen Will Stage Big Farmers’ Picnic (Tribune Special Service) Hazen, N. D., June 9—An enter- tainment program including addresses, band and choral music, baseball, mov- ing picture and a dance have been ar- ' ranged for the farmers’ annual picnic which will be held at Hazen next Tuesday. The picnic, which is sponsored by the Mercer County Farmers Union Scott’s Grocery 311 7th St. 816 - Phone - 817 The Red and White Store We have all seasonable fruits and vegetables ORANGES, navels, last of the season, medium size, BUNS, large size, Per doz. .............005 SANDWICH SPREAD, 8 oz. jar OLIVES, Quart jar .. NECTAR, Zieves, any flavor ... TOMATOE JUICE, }dance will end the program in the | 11; John Karasiewicz, scoutmaster of | evening, Hs Salvation Army to Hold Unusual Service An unusual service is planned for the Salvation Army gospel tent’s pro- gram Friday evening, it is announced by Adjutant Herbert Smith. In his sermon on the second com- | plans for the annual picnic of old set- | tlers of Mercer county, which will be jheld here Saturday and Sunday, June 17 and \18, are being made by com- mittees.| Governor William Langer will be the main speaker on the opening day. Entertainment planned includes a free barbecue in Beulah’s park, base- ball, free dance for old timers, shows, Parade and other features. Dedication of the camp site of on grass lands, Dr. Herbert C. Han- Use the Want Ads MATCHES, CHIPSO, large size CAMAY SOAP, 4 bars ... 1 Rainbow bath sponge—FREE CRISCO, 3 Ib. can 1 Beauty Kitchen Batter Whip No Slack Filling Lconomical- Efficient. SAME PRICE AS 42 YEARS AGO. 2Sounces for St rahe MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT Home Grown Rhubarb, 4 lbs. 25¢ Rolled Rib Roast, 1 9 c Campbell’s Tomato Juice, 3 cans . 25c BEEF PORK COOK’S GROCERY 1.G.A. STORE Bacon, 1-2 Ib. pkg. . ... 10¢ Bred Spread, pure fruit preserves, 12 oz. jar .. nA 18c Boiled Ham, per pound ...... 29c CHICKENS Where Qua! All Phones 1400 Saturday Cantaloupe ..39Cc 25c Watermelon Oranges, small sweet, 2 doz. .. Grapefruit, large, 3 for Gold Dust, large pkg. ...... Sani-Flush, bowl brush free Powdered Sugar, 2 Ib. pkg. ......- Fresh Dairy Butter Browns Tiedman The Sanitary Store 122 Fifth Street lity Counts All Phones 1400 Specials i Cherries Strawberries Libby’s Vienna Sausage, Loaf Sugar, 1 Ib. pkg. North Dakota Laundry Soap, large bars, Camay Toilet Soap and 1 Rainbow sponge free, 4 for Swift’s Cold Meats -FREE— Just phone for service with all of whole wheat’s bran, proteins, car- bohydrates, minerals, vitamins, to give you a/! of Nature’s richest cereal gift. With cream,with fruit—any way you like it—try this VITALLY DIFFERENT food—Shredded Wheat— When you see Niagara tO od bac hone yom Shredded Wheat. today .. SHREDDED WHEAT Aproduct of NATIONAL BISCUIT - COMPANY “Uneeda Bakers” IHREDDED WHEAT! There's a food that helps to keep you young at any age! Crisp-baked for quick digestion. Crisp- baked to delight your taste. And blessed + And forget your years. THLE BROS - Phone 552 400 Main Dependable Quality Meats Low Prices, Without a Sacrifice in Quality CORN, No. 2 cans, each ......5¢ BEANS SiNeianaa.... OC RED RASPBERRIES cx; 2. 13 MUSTARD fz jarecn........ Be 6 oz. jar, each ..... TENDER ) Short Ribs, tender, per Ib. The B EEF f Kettle Pot Roast, per Ib. ...... 8c Choice Pot Roast, per Ib. ...12%c RING BOLOGN Fresh made, per Ib. ...... 1 Ie — Shoulder Roast, per Ib. .. Chops or Cutlets, per Ib. . Sliced, per Ib. ....... VEAL a MINCED HAM _16c SUMMER SAUSAGE °°" SMOKED PICNICS 16c llc Morrell’s, 4 to 6 Ib. averg. per Ib, THOSE BERRIES ARE PERFECT, JOE! AND THE PRICES ARE SO REASONABLE... GIVE ME 8 BASKETS. LET ME ADD TWO BOTTLES OF CERTO TO YOUR ORDER, MRS. BARR. !T WILL MAKE BETTER JAM AND SAVE YOU SO MUCH TIME. FOR ALWAYS USING CERTO 1 Reduces boiling to one minute. 2 Saves the fresh fruit flavor. 3 Gives half again more glasses. 4 89 Fail-proof recipes free with every bottle. 8 * Jam MAKERS! CHEAP STRAWBERRIES ARE HERE AT LAST Join the hundreds who are now going to grocers to get berries, Certo and sugar with which to, put up a record supply of strawberry jam. They won't last long—these marvel- ous strawberries at such low prices! So start right now to fill your jam cupboard with Strawberry Jam. How your family will thank you! And be sure to use Certo this year! With Certo and the Certo recipes you can make double the amount of jam in the usual time. The Certo short- boil method, you see, cuts the boil- ing time for Strawberry Jam to only one minute. So your jam is finished and in the glasses in only 12 minutes from the time the fruit is prepared! Finer flavor, too! And with ‘Certo you will get far finer-tasting jelly or jam—with every bit of the delicate fresh fruit flavor of fully ripe fruit. You get as much as one-half again more glasses, too, from the same amount of fruit. Because, with the Certo short-boil method, no costly fruit juice has time to boil away. So get your strawberries now— when they are at their finest and cheapest. Get two bottles of Certo, too. That’s enough to make up 40 six-ounce glasses of the finest Straw- berry Jam you have ever made! Certo isa productofGeneral Foods. aa | FREE RECIPE BOOKLET ‘@e~.../fil RECIPES UNDER LABEL ON EVERY CERTO BOTTLE Cucumbers, size, 2 for home grown, Peas, fresh 2 pounds Asparagus Tips, green, 2 lbs, . Radishes, fresh home grown, 4 bunches Lettuce, fresh, extra large heads, 2 for . 19¢ Onions, fresh green, FRESH MUSHROOMS, WAX BEANS, Visit Paul Brown Pineapple, fresh, large size, each .. slicing 5 pounds ... Rhubarb, fresh, per pound Nash Coffee, 2 pounds 10c , 4 bunches green, Freshest Fruits and Vegetables ..19¢ Oranges, juicy navels, Strawberries, fancy fresh, special price MINT, ALL $1.25 ORDERS DELIVERED FREE CELERY, Etc. fancy Libby's, HOMINY, 1 bowl Cantaloupes per Ib. ..... per Ib. ..... fancy cuts, per pound Phone 1060 LETTUCE CHERRIE POWDERED SUGAR, 2 Ib. pkg. ... SARDINES, Minneopa, No. GOLD DUST, large package SANI-FLUSH, Cucumbers SIRLOIN STEAK, fancy, tender, Ib. LINK SAUSAGE, BOILED HAM, PORK CHOPS, BACON SQUARES, PORK LIVER, tresh, Ib. . Crisp, solid, large ... Bings or Royal Anne, special, Ib. . VIENNA SAUSAGE, special ........sssseeeeeees Peeeee tin . brush FREE, cach Sweet Navels, special Watermelons Strawberries Peas Wax Beans Green Onions Cauliflower — MEATS — i 20c HAMBURGER, fresh, 2 Ibs. Spinach BOLOGNA, CASH AND CARRY 1 23 c MINCED HAM, per Ib. PICNICS, smoked, Ib. ........ SKINLESS WIENERS, Ib. GUSSNER’S (Since £883) fresh, Ib. ..........- THURINGER SUM- MER SAUSAGE, wb... 19¢ HOT COFFEE Chase and Sanborn Dated Coffee Sale and Sampling (1 Royal Gelatine Dessert FREE with each pound at special price) , 2 HEADS 19¢ 24c 15¢ epatenas sesssveeeeee 2 FOR LTC Rhubarb Radishes 14¢ Phone 1060

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