The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 1, 1933, Page 6

ASKS TRANSFER OF TRADE 10 NRA MEN J, E. Davis, Chairman of Recov- ery Committee, Addresses Plea to Consumers A request to transfer their trade in Ine with the NRA campaign was ad- dressed Friday to Bismarck consum: ers by J. E, Davis, chairman of the tocal business recovery committee. Davis urged buyers to purchase goods from merchants flying the blue eagle and also from home merchants tather than mail order houses. ‘The chairman's full statement: “The employer is risking the future by incurring extra expense in the ex- pectation that the future will justify it. This result can not be attained unless his sales increase. Now how tan we help him to live up to his agreement? Well, transfer our trade. Get Into NRA Habit “Today we confine our trade to some business man in general, because we hay, ived fair treatment from him, or we have been extended credit, Semen Co aa Grocery 512 Ave. D Beef Pot aes, per pound ...... 16c gaa California Fancy, cate wedecce ‘$1. 13 aap... FOC 25c 38c White Crosby Corn, 6 cans ....:. or we like him personally, or we pre- fer the goods he handles, or he is Worthy and needs business. There are other men, engaged in the same business, whom we have never pat- ronized. We did not find it conven- fent, or did not get into the habit, or had some other reason. But we do not feel we have boycotted him because we have not patronized him. We have our favorites because of our business relations with them or because we like} their general attitudes. Here are men who have signed the NRA agreement. They need support. By trading with them and not with those who refuse to sign we are not boycotting. Why not help those who are exerting every effort to improve living conditions? By including the signing of the agree- ment among the various reasons that actuate us now in trading we merely exercise our preference. If we are honestly in favor of getting the un- employed back to work, let us show it by our actions. It will not cost a cent extra, for even if there be a small increase in price we will find the same increase with the man who has not signed. Already we support the man who obeys the law, who proves him- self a good citizen, who is doing something worth while for the city. We withdraw trade from a man whose actions we do not approve. Let us use the same reasons here and trans- fer our trade to the man who is do- ing his part. Patronize Home Merchant “Again, transfer our trade to the home merchant. Even in a city the |size of Bismarck people send to mail | order houses for printing, for grocer-| jes, for dry goods, for different classes of merchandise, for insurance—ignor- ing the local man. Let us transfer our trade to the local man. Minne- apolis, Chicago and other cities are organized in support of the NRA Pro- gram. Each community is a unit by itself. It is only by each unit ap- proaching as near the one hundred Per cent as possible that we can have General recovery. If charity begins at home so does recovery. Transfer trade to the local man.” Farmers in Naughton Plan Labor Day Picnic Burleigh county farmers and their families will attend a Labor Day pic- nic at “the Rocks” in Naughton township Monday afternoon, it is an- nounced by Emil Johnson, Naughton farmer. The picnic will begin at 2 o'clock. H. O. Putnam, Burleigh county agri- cultural agent, will discuss the wheat allotment program and describe the set-up for distribution of funds and signing of acreage reduction contracts in the county. Grapes Peaches Watermelons Green Beans Special Fig Newoint, 2 lbs. for .. . Ovaltine, 50c size, only Ldbby’s Tomato Juic No. 1 cans, each 4 Ib. pkg. ‘Minneopa ‘Mayonnaise, 1000 Island or Sand- wich Spread, % pint jars, only Remember Certo for can- We have it — See Certo Adv. on Page 5. Pot Roast Beef, steer, All Phones 211 cy yy ¥ Og Thank You” "Closed All Day Labor Day “Order for Two Days” Seedless Grapes ORANGES, 2 doz. ..... Oveceeccons +2. 58C ‘Wax Beans Celery Tomatoes Grocery Department Seediless Raisins, Meat Department (Government Inspected Quality Meats) DELIVERIES—8:45 & 10:30 2. m.—2:30 & 4:30 p. m. STORE HOURS: Week Days — 8 a. m. to 6:15 p. m. Saturdays — & a. m. to 8 p. m, R. T. Grocery Robertson and Tullberg, Props. PHONE 371 Demonstration and Sale SUNSHINE HYDROX A Favorite Cookie Sandwich SPECIAL ‘attractive “IGA” Specials them here. We deliver. Cantaloupes Bananas Pears Eggplant Squash Cucumbers esses A 118 Third st. BUILDING OF CAPITOL | nbor strike last spring, With stone work completed on the eeeyectes behad and legislative wing of masons now are placing (ties abt | the huge entrance portal. Marble work already has been be- ey most of this material coming from Gardiner, Mont. and terrazzo ‘experts have begun operations in tol- sets and elevator lobbies of the }ouilding. The terrazzo, made up of ;marble chips on concrete, is ground | down to a polished surface after being [laid in place. | Glaziers have begun placing win- |dows in the tower of the structure. Glass in the large sunlight aperture over the entrance will not be put in | place for another month or six weeks, | PROGRESSES RA RAPIDLY deprrvenann tuys © Says Structure | Will Be Completed By Deadline in March ‘With nearly 200 men at work daily ‘and construction progerssing rapidly, North Dakota's new state capitol building will be completed before the homaver, deadline set in the contract, it was| announced Friday by J. M. Davis, su-| _Pasterers have completed tir waet | perintendent of construction for the {OM two floors and have begun work | Lundoff-Bicknell company. on three other floors. The deadline for completion of the| Plumbing and electrical work 1s/ building is about the middle of March, Progressing steadily. Davis said. It originally was set for February but was postponed, in line with the contract, because of the long “Erin go Bragh” means “Ireland Forever.” DEPENDABLE QUALITY MEATS PHONE 332 400 MAIN 10c we OC Store Will Be Closed Monday, Labor Day SUGAR CURED— SMOKED PICNIC semen ivr. st Wsesenves RING Bologna Ib. - 10c - Ib. 100% PURE LARD “r=: Tomatoes, home panel Pears, large size, dozen ... Peaches, per dozen . Watermelons, grown, each . Lemons, 19¢ crisp, white, bunch.... Sweet Potatoes, 3 pounds Carrots, Onions, 5 pounds Tomatoes, bushel ... Wax Beans - Peas - Cauliflower - Avocados - Plums - etc, ALL $1.25 ORDERS DELIVERED FREE letts, per box .... Minot Girl Dies in New York Hospital eraty of North Dakota, Minot, N.D, Sept, 1—(P)—Miss ond Mehta Ruth Bond, who would have been 24 years old Friday, a daughter of form- er Senator and Mrs. Walter R. Bond, Minot, died Thursday in a New York hospital where she had an appoint- ment to do special work in dietetics. The body is being brought to Minot for burial. Miss Bond was graduated from the Minot high school in 1929, attended All Phones 1400 Watermelons, fancy good size, each Seedless Grapes, fancy, large basket .... Peaches, large basket, ... SOC Pears, extra fancy Bart- $2.85 Certo adv. Closed all day Monday, La- bor Day. Order your needs Saturday. We have it. See big ning grapes in this paper, Chicago, Sep! manufacturer Minot State Teachers it. 1. — YP) — William at LaCrosse, Phone SHELLE! 5c 5c 35c 631 naemecneuad ee Sherer’s TOASTED HEALTH CEREAL, special ....22¢ Imported Norway SARDINES, reg. 15c, special, 2 for 19c Libby’s TOMATO JUICE, 3 cans, special Fancy Red Alaska SALMON, No. 1 can, special RAISINS, 4 Ib. pkg., snecial 16 oz. syrup RICHHOLT SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS, 2 Ib. pkg., special Hid Santa Clara PRUNES, large size, 2 Ib. pkg., spec. ...°. NOODLES, 3 pkgs. with kitchen strainer free .. OVALTINE, reg. 50c, per can ‘1D WALNUTS, 1 Ib. pkg., special . Van Camp’s PORK and BEANS, No. 2'% tin, spec. .. CHEESE, Full Cream, 1 1b., special MACKEREL, Van Camp’s, 16 oz. can, special Minneopa PANCAKE FLOUR, 3% Ib. bag with LARD, 1 Package MEAT DEPARTMENT Milk Fed Springers - Heavy Hens - Squabs Ib. cartons, Swift’s, special BACON, Swift's, —WE DELIVER— _ F. A cloth, dampened in whiting and Martin, 20-year-old Dartmouth col- | rubbed gently over the smeared places, lege student and son of a textile will remove finger prints around doot Wis, | knobs without making the paint thin. Plunged to his death from the window | Rinse with clear water. The Store That Saves You Money 1, Ib. pkg., special Swift’s BOLOGNA, fresh, per pound, special L, E. SMITH Phone 632 E. SMITH for can- EMPRESS COFFEE CHEERFULLY WILLING TO DO ITS PART Extra beet. In strict accordance with the in- tent and purpose of the Presi: dent’s National Recovery Agree- ment, established on August Ist, a Forty-Hour Week for every em- ploye without wage reduction. 4 canning as price is advancing. 10 Ib. bag 55c 25 Ibs. $1.37 Cake Flour , 0 esaieg tech Each - - 30c Grted Fancy peated Fancy racaetee femme 2 for .........18¢ Amaizo dark corn syrup. Rich and pure. 10 Ib. fine western Buy now for BEAN scorr “The Red and White Store” CONCORD GRAPES, PRESERVES, Red & White, 16 os. tumbler rue ou * 17 m BROWN SUGAR, 1 Th. PRG. ....ceseeee eee PORK & BEANS, Van Camp's, 2 No, 2% cans STEAKS Sirloin, T-Bone, Round, Ib.— _8 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1938 i : College for two|of s seventh floor washroom tm the years and last year attended the Uni-|Brevoort Hotel early Friday, shortly after returning from a fraternity dance with a classmate. 816—Phone—817 .26c .20c 9 23c tc) CERTO Per bottle 28c “*- See big Certo Ad on Page 5 of this paper 15c PICNIC SHOULDERS, 6 to 11c ¥,-Ib. cellophane 10c Satta fancy 1-2 bushel MEATS VEA Tee me) gy 2 -$1.60 fl] ones rent DICK’ S ceoanes Rump Roast ...... 5 ; 4 Shoulder Steak.... on ee ie i SHOULDER MBATE i | RIEPCRC onscreen cscs ROAST, Ib. ... .10c | STEW, lb. ....64/c Libby’s Tomato Juice, We Carry All eee BEEF, extra fancy Pot SUMMER YOUNG Pork Chops, lb. 15c No. 1 tin, ‘ Sausage Shidr. Roast, Ib. 9c |] ——_—______ Ib. - 16¢ - Ib. PORK Loin Roast, Ib.. 9c ee Specials BEEF — ROAST, fancy, ten- ual — Pot Roast, lb... 7c ar eiteg Brand Seedless cde oe eee 10c TEND! $s 1 sins, BE EF | | choi Steak Ib bb. 2° |EI sib. nie. tor .... 2BC HI) Spring Chickens 3. 16c | HENS 4 ome ) Swiss Steak, b. cae ‘ ‘6c eves aes ae Haag toy 9-Ib, average, ic ressing, oz. jar, iou- wi ID. ” Wise, Brick Smoked Bacon Home Made Link sand Island, Sandwich mae ib an ees oes 1] 7c HAMBURGER res tpg Cheese Squares Sausage Pure Ground Meat Ib. - 16¢ - Ib.| Ib. - 10¢ - Ib. Ib. 11e- 1b. [Mp per iar ......... ROAST 0 aia Tie 1 comme CHICKENS 2282" ee | |e = and Honating 19¢ Galery. Fiigees Becrocs ORANGES, best value CONCORDS, CHEB. oo senses cess C ochre nade — 37c. c SUG AR per basket . |10-Ib, cloth BUTTER, \-Ib. Freshest Fruits and | Vegetables Soa Cal $1.09 tar ............ 55c prints, Ib. ....... 24c THRIFTY a where she ang Tories Best eet Sane fan” sees Se eneommores ‘SHRIMP 2255 3" Srna. selects her FOODS Prices listed in this advertisement are also ef- fective at our Quality Store, 313 Main Ave., Bismarck, N. D. Lh Bag 98¢ sonnemenn in Standard lane aenle, 3 Lbs. 14c Each 10c Apricots Raisins fruit, fresh and 15 os. pks. Syrup a. Bieggom Reent New Cres Dakota Honey. x Keattny nweet for children oe eeereerr ry GRAPES orci iar 4 quart beaker 7, ee CABBAGE £&2'2% nesota “cabbage Weceecces Green PEPPERS :23:s7"2 Lbs. 19¢ CELERY pagent WATERMELONS #37222 » Ea, 39 MISSION ORANGE Grapetruit or Lemon, A tasty drink of mix for your heliday party. 2 Bottles, 25c — Dozen, $1.45 Free Delivery on Orders of $2:00 or over. —Quality Store Phone 110 Bskt. 23c Pound 4c