The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1933, Page 3

« 1g : , 2 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1983 : ae i 3 1 Class of candidates into the | several cities, the North Dakota high- | research engineer for the highway de- | yrs. needs of Cass county farmers for the PENITENTIARY HERD /28,rPapected at arnsee cece" 1CQUPLETESURVEYS "S2cesseeat loess Firs Departneat | ak oe eee : A.0.U.W. Celebration |1on of Jamestown, former state repre- |_ Minot, Williston, Bismarck, and| of the total allotment for North Extinguishes Blaze| seca ioans and direct relief was be- Jamestown, N ves__| A burbsenn dinner. vil bs a foxture Iie complete: arntie anch Survey, WOK Dakota roads, $1,451,112 will be spent gun Wednesday at @ meeting called by with amnnatisg: treks tind a cea of the Workmen celebration following IN SEVERAL ing (ocWan te practleally all other |! the municipalities. He estimated |, fe, fire department was, hoger) T. A. Hendricks, Cass county reliet + tral and eastern North Dakota that |@ebusiness meeting. A huge parade lelties of the state, nearly 150 miles of state highways lie /-rhirteenth St, ge ge Mei tir a fire | director, at the request of John Wil- PRODUCTION RECORD SAAVALN COLNE Petite rae iei rk | OClSST PubeRCS WIT ohclee o> hun —_——_- | The work is to be done under the| within the corporate limits of mu-|in a pile of garbage and junk which |lams, exacativn esoretary of tin sate bent) Gathering, members of ‘i |federal recov rogram which | cicipalities, | had spread to a small building nearby. |emergency relief committes. the A. O. U. W. in charge of the 50th |ing and “pate as oe pete Look to Projects For Extension worn pakota receives aantly SA SIDI On completion of the surveys on |The blaze was extingulshed before!” A conference will be held in Ste- SUMENENE aio ota araes eon a epee aad Ino. U. W. history. S| of Federal Aid Highway ‘or highways. Of this money, not less |roads in municipalities, the plans are/any damage resulted. marck Sunday, at which representa- : } Thureday 8 feoord aitanatios st Gear | cin ainda Will be the argo than 25 per’ cent must be applied to |sent to the bureau of tga Toads and | EN ee ee tives of the national relief administra- 22 Cows Produced an Average|2,000 persons is indicated. |drum and bugle corps and drill team, | Systems [Ald highway system into and tieoupu |maust give final approval before cow, | Will Confer Sunday feteral elle agetsees wil Sonter with of 527.7 Pounds Butter. Fee oe, elebration will be|the Lisbon A. O. U. W. band, the a | municipalities, tracts can be let, | OnN. D. Relief Need |"! wong te sant ariary Ri hot pedi hte ion aes il “ai Surveys of projects for extension of; Of the 326 municipalities in the wibbie Meee pastas amount of assistance Dakota i a tl wn juvenile jurveys . MUO Samestown foiegr rer ole ary Desides drill teams from other |federal aid highways into and through state, at least 90 per cent are on the| Tribune Want Ads Fargo, N. D., Sept. 21.—(#)—Com- | farmers will need in the way of feed Ritualistic work which will induct | cities. municipalities have been completed inj state highway system, J, N. Roherty, | Bring Resulte piling date relative to the prospective | and seed. Another enviable production record for the year ending Aug. 1 has been made by the state penitentiary dairy herd, it was announced Thursday E, 8. Dale, dairyman. .) 4s purebred and grade Holaita ure ‘ THINK OF THE BIGGEST BLANKET VALUE YOU EVER BOUGHT] ing the last year was fed hay, grain, : silage, and pasture to which was add- of sta mil feed and & snail amount = 2 sin = COMPARE IT WITH THESE THREE POUND SATEEN BOUND BEAUTIES! The production period is computed on a yearly basis, or “lactation pe- . Z riod” if less than one year. The 22 \N nigh cows with a “lactation period” Z WM completed by Aug. 1 show the follow- Z > 4 Ing production: i Lbs. Milk Butter ‘ 18,782 . = 15.989 Ss y z 7 \ 14,916 y % 16,005 f / l q ( . 15,001 17,002 S 14008 : al 1s vii) : Warmth without weight!—and full size— 13,108 ; < —_ Wy) ! SS Y § 70x80 inches. You'll like the soft pastel colors loa i aa NWN —shades that add charm to any color scheme. 19508 ; é : \ The full 3 inch sateen bound ends add to ties } S \ their “quality” appearance. Part Wool. ise. Y Yyy U . S Smart women will buy these blankets by the i \ dozen at this Ward Value-Price. PAIR east We advise early shopping—quantities. sim- Tats wien average of 82127 pounds ply will not last at this low price. i) r i. ic] us pounds of butter, for each cow,” Dale 3% Weel Cotter Comiorters Ali Weel Sashes Sor'cow sus UAW coum ar Mankets a — — approximately 8,000 quarts (2,000 gal- hele with thelr tre ea” $2.98 $1.49 $3.49 $6.49 petr pate each Attractive plaids, BISMARCK REQUESTS 72x84 inch size im to launder, Cotton Gilied sateen 70x80 inches. PUBLIC WORKS HELP | en a a Sturdy Musi Wards bought 15,000 of these mattresses months ago at ‘ n Balloon ante rock bottom-prices. Right now $27.50 is a fair price! Ride o Teac! 12¢, yh =’ Tires! sic | Innerspring Mattress Delegation Makes Formal Re- quest For Money For New High School tress covers, ete, may led 9s Fer Felt Frocks! : i ing. Longer wearing. teeta ne oe 69c, | Str metaverse ee r 4 The Valley City project is the sec- i ie | depediei dr plainer “get ielatoaep wire. flashy chromiem ond approved in the state, and brings All silk, solid col Pure felted cotton uphe! Cover of f me- lating, its electric total expenditures authorized in the ors or prints, New dillon deoak punt iene pastel colors! Roll RaSiaE! state under the public works program fall designs. 38 taped edge. ‘Botton talting. Sereen ventilator. A $27.50 horn, headlight and Pye Magie...or Nearly That... nee poole penton pcr: ‘ way tibetan: When Wards Can Still Sell Deuble Deek COIL SPRING . O. Saxvik, supe: of k city schools; M. H. Atkinson, For perfect rest, 140 coils with 2 stab- 9 See Se | eee ee : Riverside Aute patho eprerreshet tinea id drop frame, and baked-on orchid en- Fue Wax and Cleaner ject for & high schoo! bullding : 15c , ice aa onty 000, The new school > WF it Mattress and Spring Easy low cost nag pbeee St tuder, pooeiiarstion like this $ 95 aNeee be sige periduars Combination ........ $29.50 (fo make car leek new! oe tor only ! ee e's = These newest coat fashions Lage chat s unexpected height, swathe your shoul- yee ise Hel ders mn cinaalng tees, yet lays the he Mandan merest dent udgets! Hea: seas Maeno convertible collars of Marmink, Keach Beaver, Manchurian Wolf Dog, Ara- bian Lynx, Squirrel Paws, Caracul. Smart nub crepes. Women’s and ea misses’ sizes in black and colors. c 4 Bay Now and Save? &9c Thrifty women will Buy Now! How P 3 long these low prices will last we can’t ' begin to tell! Every shoe of quality 2 “pleintore”? leathers . . fine workmanship .. in the 25% Lower Than Last Year! : 5 newest designs. Black suede ties or , —m THEATRE ae— boy aet eg —wee spectator pumps. . black calf four- | "Fel SHOTGUN . eyelet ties . . brown kid three-eyelet Daily at 2:30-7-9 Foe high ties with beige stitching. Boulevard Fires 6 shots in S seconds! * i Famous dependable action. Until 7:30—25c pisitinga aed ee or cuban heels. All sizes. Hurry! Cee Piggy gees $19.95 4 * Pegrl buttons. 14's parts, Easiest and quickest a Last Times Tonite to 17%, takedown. Polished black walnut stock, 150,000 ! le a hunters own it! | Half a Million Lombard Hunters chose Red Coaster W in Heads Last Year pra Stays flat! Needs no tacks or cement! | 84.00 Value BRIEF 5-cell. 12-ft. beam. .$1.00 | Think of it! For little - S-cell. 600-ft, beam 89c Png pcb MOMENT =i mec: ‘ wall with Wardoleum. But rices are going up—so ‘ NEWS i ! 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