The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 11, 1933, Page 6

Vaaaixbloved group said passage of a resolution at the convention of un- employed Tuesday, in which the gov- ernor was roundly scored, was all a mittee said, told them he had nothing to do with either the administration ‘ of poor relief or the Bank of North Executive Board Takes Back] paxota’s plan to use relief list labor \ Harsh Words of Conven- in repairing farms. tion Resolution As a result they issued the follow- ing statement, signed by Bert J. Drennen, Stanley Frank, William T. [> Te Meredith, C. D. Mason and T. J. Con- Returning from a conference with] lon: Governor William Langer held Wed-| “Someone, misinformed by The fhesday at Spiritwood Lake, members| Leader, drew up a resolution criticis- ‘of the executive board of the state|ing Governor Langer for his acts in . |don it or resign his position as the PITILEE BROS 'O. Nc. DEPENDABLE porter ha MEATS PHONE 332 Special Prices to Harvesters 400 MAIN Leg O° Veal Roast 11c-Ib.-11¢ Fresh, Meaty Veal Stew Tc-lb.-Te Smoked Bacon Squares 10'%c Ib. Tittle’s Quality a” Kettle Roast, lb. ...... Rump Roast, Ib... Ik “ c Get Roast, Ib. ... Sirloin Steak, Ib. ..... Round Steak, Ib. . Swiss Steak, Ib. . ‘Te Cut Thick, lb. ... Fresh Chops, lean cuts, Ib....... P Loin End Roast, Ib..... i ORK shoulder Roast, 1b... ic Swift’s Empire, 1 H A Q skinned Whole or 13 C Shank Half, Ib... . 2 Freshest Fruits and Vegetables Visit Paul Brown Lettuce, fancy, fresh, 2 heads .....seeeeesee Radishes, extra fancy, 4 PUNCHES ......seeeee ‘Tomatoes, home Grapes, Seedless, SPOMNGS .oeskscecscss Cantaloupe, large size, Lemons, large size, sense Per dozen ...sseeeeeee Potatoes, home ae Blueberries, 10 pounds . Quart DOX ..cccesesees regard to the painting and repairing of state owned farm buildings in the state and had the resolution passed by the unemployed convention held in Bismarck, August 7th and 8th. Upon investigation we, the executive board, find that Governor Langer is in no way connected with emergency relief administration and therefore not responsible for the unjust plan to rehabilitate the farm buildings, and !we absolve the governor of all blame. “The governor has always been em- phatic in his demands for a living wage scale for labor, and we take this means to as far as possible, right an injustice.” Somebody's Error The “Leader” referred to is Gover- had referred to the farm rehabilita- tion plan as a part of the “new deal” in administering state affairs. The convention resolution con- demned the farm rehabilitation plan and called on the governor to aban- state’s chief executive. Drennen said it was formerly adopted and announced by him, but that it was based on misinformation contained in the administration news- paper; that Governor Langer had put them straight as to the facts and they were issuing the statement of absolution in justice to him. In a statement Thursday C. W. Lewis of the Bank of North Dakota accepted responsibility for the plan and, at the same time, announced that its operation had been discon- tinued because of public opposition. New Closing Time Is Effective Saturday Fifteen of Bismarck’s leading busi- ness establishments, selling general merchandise and ready-to-wear, will close at 6 p. m., Saturday night un-/| der readjusted hours devised in con- nection with their new NRA code, it was announced Friday. Under the new schedule the ‘stores entering the agreement will be open from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m,, including Saturday, a total of 54 hours a week. This is two hours above the hours suggested by Hugh Johnson, national recovery administrator. Stores signing the agreement have announced the employment of addi- tional help in line with the spirit of the NRA code and the aim of Presi- dent Roosevelt to increase employ- ment. Success of this plan to increase payrolls and maintain effecient serv- ice depends entirely on public coop- eration, representatives of the mer- chants said Friday in asking that persons support them in their efforts to make the NRA plan effective in Bismarck. Hotel Hostess Will Help Fair Visitors Ida E. Ratzlaff, North Dakota’s World’s Fair hotel hostess, wants vis- itors to the fair to look her up when they visit the exposition on August 30, which is North Dakota’s day at the fair. In a letter to the Tribune Miss Ratzlaff says that she is looking for- ward with the keenest interest to She wants people who plan on at Tour of City Sunday Bismarck residents who will be able to take Jamestown residents on an automboile tour of the Capital City Sunday forenoon are urged to com- municate immediately with H. P, Goddard, secretary of the association of commerce, Several hundred persons will come nor Langer’s own newspaper which|’ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1933 here by special train Sunday to wit- tending to write to her for any in-/ness the baseball game between formation they may want concerning hotel accommodations, eating places,|in the afternoon. Places of interest at the fair or in Chicago, or anything they may want/ after 11 a. m. to know that will help make their visit to-the fair economical, comfort- able, pleasant and worth while. She meets all North Dakota trains and advises visitors to look for her under a banner marked “North Da- kota Hostess”. Her address is Park-|o’clock and pick up the Jamestown side Hotel, 212 North Hamlin Boule- vard, Chicago, Ill. Musters Autos for the first tilt in a three-game series | for the Bismarck city championship. These teams include the best play- ers from the teams in the women’s and girls’ kittenball league. The remaining two games of the series will be played Aug. 17 and Aug. 24 at 6:30 p. m. Women—Louise Voigt, Lillian Heu- pel, Evelyn Welsh, Bertha Peterson, Mrs, M. 8. Priske, Marlan Worner, Ruth Jordan and Hannah Jordan. Girls—Georgia Mason, Olive John- Jamestown and Bismarck at 3 o'clock The train will arrive here shortly The association of commerce is mustering automobiles to be used in saking the visitors on an hour's tour ot the city immediately after the ar- rival of the train. The motorists will form a line at the depot before 11! residents as they: leave the train. More than 100 automobiles will be needed, Goddard said, so he is urging those who can cooperate to communi- cate with him that he will know how Ellsworth, Mary K. Riggs and Flossie Hight More Business Houses Sign Pledges) Eight more Bismarck firms have signed President Roosevelt's re-em- ployment agreement, total signers here to 158, according 9) Postmaster Walter Sather. The new signers include the J. D.| Shoe Rebuilders, Bismarck Quality Stores, Albert Papacek, tailor; Serv- son, Bertha Bredy, Jean Renwick,|ice Barber Shop, Rutherford’s Cafe, Beverly Barnes, Betty Laist, Laura| Investors Mortgage Security com- pany, Bismarck Oil company and E. B. Ktein, tailor and cleaner. bringing the Your Children... do they APPETITES? many automobiles will be available and so that he can give instructions. Women D-Ball Team Takes Series Lead ‘Members of the women’s diamond- ball team Thursday evening defeated the high school girls 29 to 24 to win Logan's 9 “We Thank You” ee Py atermelons Peaches Pears Vegetables Fancy Tomatoes (10c Ib.) Head Lettuce _Celery Cauliflower Carrots Beets Cucumbers New Peas - Wax Beans Sweet Corn —_—_—_—_——_— Cantaloupe Cherries Plums Grapes Grocery Specials one Ripe Olives, 1 c tall cans Allen’s ‘Tofty-Rumn and Butter, per Ib. ...- _ cans, ay 16c welt ae 4c 2 Ib, Jar, €OCh ...cscessseeeeses ene 4-4 Oxydol, large package, Meat Department (Government Inspected Quality Meats) Pork Loin Roast, butt end, 3 Ib. average, per Ib, Pot Roast Beef, fancy steer, per lb. Te of ae 5 Ib. averay cudehy's teat Butt Ham Ends, 1 4 4 Ib, average, per Ib. .....0.ccseeceee eee Cc Meat Loaf, consists of beef, pork and veal, 1 5 just season and bake, per Ib. ............ c Braunsweiger Liver Sausage, BOOT. csnsercncncssecercecsescnnecnesses! 3 1] Cc FANCY SPRINGERS STEWING HENS All Phones 211 118 Third St. DELIVERIES—8:45 & 10:30 a. m—2:30 & 4:30 p. m. Store Hours—Week Days 8 a. m. to 6:30 p. m.; Satur- SATURDAY BARGAINS .18¢ Doughnuts, per doz. .... Cup Cake, per doz. ...... Bread, Pies, Cake and Rolls HOME BAKE-SHOP 212 Sixth Street If they bentasgdlind most foods CREATES a delicious Macaroni product et that all chile oe love. Thousands of dis- tracted Mothers have solved the Hap at ETTES on hand. ts en ideal child’s fla Order from any Grocery store, rey MEATS 710 Thayer 10 Ibs. 30C Laundry Soap. Svift's: 10 bers. 2C Royal Anne Cher- ries, per gal. ... ‘48c mur DICK Seon: ~ Get Your WR Potatoes "4 Grocery Specials Here BUTTER fat’ .......... 48c 49 MILK Libby’s, bua bil Cc 3 for . Peanut Butter 2 Ib. jar MEATS Phone 279 > | Beef Roast | Shoulder Cuts, Ib. 10¢ .19¢ Van Camp’s Sardines, in ae sauce, : 1 9 c 56c Homa, Malt Ex- tract, per can... moe clan... cles... Se per Ib. ..... seceee 2 | See bi eee ecvee —_——_——————— Yager. Telit earton ..... 29C|switts vere LOC North Dakota's day at the exposition day 8 a. m. to 8:30 p.m. We have hired more help. and to meeting all those who attend.|- y Cucumbers, Peas, Cauliflower, Mint, Peaches, Pears, etc. ALL $1.25 ORDERS DELIVERED FREE (No meat orders delivered with fruits and vegetables) == ZERR’S We Deliver $1.25 Orders =n GET YOUR SUPPLIES AT PIGGLY WIGGLY y Prices listed in this advertisement are also ef- (Seema) wean nun Plums, fancy, per basket .............49¢ * Crab Apples, 3 Ibs. ....0:... 06 ee eee eee 20 Certo, per bottle .............,..26++.28¢ fective at our Quality Store, 313 Main Ave., Bismarck, N. D. ipa -PEAS soy meect"* Potatoes, nice size, 10 Ibs..............35¢ SUGAR renter, wat Sao Tomatoes, Minnesota grown, per lb... .10c er » BEANS eee” 2 cans 21¢ in cloth bags. 10 Lb. Bag 55c GRAPEFRUIT New crop tree ripened Florida fruit. ‘No, 2 cans. 2Cans ---25¢ a Jar Rubbers Heavy double Upped for Mason jars. 3 doz. - - 10c TEXWAX- Pure paraffin for covering jams and jellies. Pound - - - - 8c BAKING POWDER Calumet: Brand, for all baking purposes. Beans, Van Camp’s, large size, 2 for. ..25¢ Homa Malt Syrup, per can ...... Pork Chops, per Ib. ............00 Hamburger, fresh, 2 Ibs. .............25¢€ Bacon, Swift’s Sliced, 14-Ib. pkg. ......10¢ NOODLES F2i,"%25%, Ea, 13 to make good coffee MAL’ Ea. 47¢ everytime Use 2 Drip Cetfee Maker in which Delicious erystal-clear coffee! boiling water drips through a specially pre- Coffee made in this manner never fails. pared coffee and filter paper. Morning after morning Apactally peckanadiAekiltian. ee Drip Coffee. Schilling Drip Coffee Costs far less. is specially blended, specially roasted, and First, you use far less specially ground for the immediate extrac- coffee than with any, tion of all its rich, fragrant flavor. Coffee intended for a percolator is not adapted for the drip process in which the water drips through the coffee but once. A filter paper rests below the coffee to let through nothing but the delicious healthful amber drops. Real drip coffee cannot be made otherwise. For your con- venience, filter papers are packed in enc Schilling tin, Large cans of rich heavy malt SYFUD ...605-.ss00r BISQUICK 2 235 “"" Ea. 34c STRAWBERRIES Firm, meaty berries in syrup. No. 2 cans 2Cans---35¢ * CRISCO = Pure, odorless vegetable ~ 1]b. tin - - 20c OXYDOL ‘The complete household washing powder, Lge. Pkg., 22c GRAPE JUICE Rich, heavy Concotd juice for your Closed All Day Sunday SPEAKS DILL PICKLES Le Grande fancy pack, firm, crisp Dilis. Quart Jar 16c you over 5c per lb.) ‘Then, the 20 filter papers in each pound of Schilling DRIP Coffee save'you 2c % GROCERY © SATURDAY SPECIALS 18K Cut Wax or Green Beans, 2 cans. . .29¢ IGA Early June Peas, 3 cans ..........45¢ 18K Pears, No. 214, per can ...........2le IGA Tomato Soup, 3 cans ............18¢ 18K Peaches, 2 cans .................35€ 18K Strawberries, per can ...........23¢ |atyour camara! send his name |} Spas pa Coco Hard Water Soap, large bar..... 5c liling& Compare; Sam, 1Lb. Can ---27e | Quart Bottle ---29¢ IGA De Luxe Broom ...............:69¢ Cantaloupe #=:=="" 3 for 25¢ i “4% Fly Tox, pints, per can ...............49¢ Firm, crip Pensdel, 2 pkes, ........-00cee0s+06 21 Lettuce SEE .......... Ea. 10¢ D California Elber- Lb. af 18K Coffee, 3 Ibs, for. . Peaches fit5 """ 15se. $1.45 up jaucer Free With | Each Pound) Ap pl les “Tere Se llelous 4 Lbs. 23, c cellophane, ee tga Bee shh eas res i Bananas : it . 4 Lbs. 18¢ + Lb. Pkg. ..10¢ : Oranges, medium size, 2 dozen .......49¢ Free Delivery on Orders of $2.00 or over. Also Fancy Dressed Springers —Quality Store Phone 110 Phone Orders Delivered C. O. D. Piggly-Wiggly Phone 630—