The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 17, 1933, Page 6

: siecle _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1983 ii H | vember r 11 were cars, & ecrense | en lew au wi OFPONEERFAMILY Eerecauetecs eons “i county, taking office last Jan-/@ ruling on the motion at that time uary. but Friday denied the prosecution’s Ta hid not married. | motion, adding however, that it could th funeral arrangements have| be renewed later, lad His completed, last rites will be} It was for the purpose of renewing conducted from Webb's Funeral Cha-/ the motion and laying the foundation Resided Here From 1874 Until! pel at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. for it that Heisey reopened the case, it was 1890; Was Treasurer of The body will be buried in the family | calling Werner Hanni, in charge of iplot at Fairview a eee here. i poorly oe department of jus- Clark US il Idaho SPECIAL FOR DBGLARES RES WITNESS I Strange Bu But True | True | ei {oo se ommun, SE (By The Associated Press) —@ Sirloin Steak, Round Steak, [| Death of Mr. Dunn, who was 65/ Says Four Notes Received, But Daten cece: Fee ee Mi'ior s year anda haig! Declines to Reveal Name | but not critically until about a week i \before he came to Bismarck, He en- of Witness | tered the hospital here Nov. 12. el Mr. Dunn’s mother resides at 208) St. Paul, Nov. 17.—(P)—Joseph B. | Third St. here while Mrs. Fannie| Keenan, assistant federal attorney nn Quain, 518 Avenue A, is his sis-| general aiding in the prosecution of \ter. Miss Ruth Dunn, another sister,| Roger Touhy and three associates for | who had been living with him in|the kidnaping of William Hamm, Jr., Idaho, came here Wednesday to be| disclosed Friday on his return from ‘with her brother. Piatt Dunn of| Cleveland that a witness had received | Shields is a brother of the dead man.jfour threatening “communications.” | Mr. Dunn's father ‘was Bismarck’s| He declined to name the witness. | and served as mayor of| Keenan’s statement come’ as the de- City in 1883-1885, He|fense began presentation of its case died here in 1917, |in the trial of four men for the Wil- | Mr. Dunn was born in Troy, Ind,,|liam Hamm, Jr., kidnaping Friday by b. 14, 1868, and moved to Bismarck | teading depositions designed to show ith his father in 1874, attending | that one of them, Gustav Schafer, was hools here and working in his fath-|in California at the time. The federal government reopened its case for a short time. ! Just before announcing the govern- | ment rested Thursday, government | counsel moved to have the jurors tak- er's drug store. He left Bismarck in 1890, becoming | Roger Touhy, Eddie “Father” McFad- a railway postal clerk, and spent near-|den, Gustav “Gloomy Gus” Schafer ly 17 years in this work in various/and Willie Sharkey were riding when | Parts of western United States. For/they were arrested at Elkhorn, Wis., tions of the code-in its effects on the industry.” ‘This resolution was made public by Hugh 8. Johnson after it had been forwarded to President Roosevelt. ‘The original steel industry code was adopted for a trial period of three months and the extension is for pur- poses of further trial, “to the end that Peay time may be Me Ga more fully to demonstrate” that the code will ated the purposes of the Washington, Nov. 11 —e)—The American Railway association an- nounced today that loadings of r onue freight for the week ended. SPOHN’S Phone 626 OLSON CALLS CONFERENCE St. Paul, Nov. 17.—(®)—City and} ‘county officials throughout Minne-j sota were requested Friday by Gover-/ sor Floyd B. Olson to attend a meet- | ing at the capitol at 10 a. m. Monda: <o consider a program for employment | ‘under the recent federal civil works appropriation, %,, Ninth St. Fancy Creamery Butter, 2 Ibs. for. 48c Cassius O. Dunn of Dubois, Idaho, treasurer of Clark county, Idaho, and son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Dunn, pioneer residents of Bismarck, died in 1. Dissolve one spoonful White King Granulated Soap in a small amount of hot water-then add sul- \WJ ficient cool water to make lukewarm suds. NOTICE—School and coun- ty warrants will be taken at par in trade for any merchan- ried our store. Alex Rosen GROCERY Ss 811 7th St . 4 816—Phone—817 COP GETS HIS MAN Chicago—Policeman Daniel Garrity | Sowa how to get his man. Eduardo de Ramos, accused by po- | lice of posing as a doctor, broke away from Garrity. The policeman fired j one shot low. Broxsesssaiss Beef Pot Roast, through garments, rinse well in water the same temperature as >| used for washing. The bullet struck the heel of de Ramos’ left shoe and knocked his feet from under him. He was unhurt. His recapture then was a simple matter. CHARMS PROVE UNLUCKY 8t. Paul—Two lucky rabbit foot charms were very unlucky for Emmet Johnson. He found himself in the city jail after police said he “lifted” | them along with other “jewelry” from a local fivé-and-ten-cent store. Aa i Head Lettuce, ge 8 2 for ......0005 9c Fancy Sweet Po- tatoes, 6 Ibs. for. . 25c Jello, all flavors, 3 for eeeee 1 9c 3 Ibs. Crisco and one spe- cial cake pan 2-Ib. box Salted : ———= Soda Crackers ... 25c Pork Shoulder Roast, 8 c Quart bottles of Hilex or Clorox, 15c .2lc Quart jar Salad Bowl Salad Pork Chops, per Ib. .......... 3¥,-lb. sack Pan- 3. Roll in turkish towel for ten minutes to absorb excess moisture. “Tie Red and wie see” | REMEMBER the fine, full, mel- low flavor of Em- press... the su- preme quality, the tempting oven freshness . . . and you'll realize why it pays to order Empress Coffee. CALUMET BAKING POWDER, 1-lb. can .... COCOA, Rolled Roast, per Ib. ide Spring Lamb Phone 216 Farmers Cut Rate Market : 4. Press while damp with warm iron. FAVORS HOME INDUSTRY Worthington, Minn.—Mrs. Carl Mit- chell believes in patronizing home in- dustries. When she smashed into a bridge railing near Peoria, Ill., enroute to visit relatives in central Illinois, she promptly telephoned Worthington to 5c Pondered Sums, 4 7¢ Bisquick Flour, Reg. pkg. ......+ 33 Cc Shrimp, wet or dry, 2 cans Chicken Tuna ven 7 c 25c Freshly Dressed, Springers 10c per Ib. 1608 13th St. Phone 8-F-5 There is no substitute for WHITE KING Granulated Soap have her car towed back for repairs— @ mere 600 miles. She hasn't got the bill yet. ‘Steel Chiefs Happy | At Success of Code Washington, Nov. 17.—(@)—The Brea industry Friday requested the A for an extension of its code until | May 31, 1934, at the same time re-|jj All Seasonable Fruits and cording in a formal resolution “its — general satisfaction with the opera. RED Owe A Super’ Value In Wholesome Nutrition . ‘SAXON’ BRAND CREAMETTES, 3 Ib. pkg. APPLES, Jonathans, White Corn, No. 2 cans, 3 for Sugar, 10-Ib. cloth bag Announcement We take this method of informing our friends and the people of our com- munity that we have purchased the Grocery Store formerly operated by Bob Zerr, known as Zerr’s Grocery at 601 Tenth Street. TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS Both old and new, we invite you to patronize our store. We will render the same service and courtesies as heretofore. Our stock of foods will be from the best , obtainable. Free Delivery Service on all orders of $1.25 or over. Our Phone Number Is 1613 Open for Business Beginning Monday, November 20th TWILLING GROCERY (Formerly Zerr’s Grocery at 601 Tenth St.) R. J. Twilling, Prop. Lettuce, Solid, Crisp, 2 heads ... SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Spiced Cup Cakes, doz. 18c Do’nuts, all kinds, doz. 18¢ Parkerhouse Rolls, doz. 15c Biscuit Rolls, doz. 15¢ Breads, all kinds, loaf 10c Homemade Pies of all kinds HOME BAKE SHOP 212 Sixth Street SY HEMPEL’S«: SATURDAY SPECIALS Oranges LOW PRICES QUALITY FOODS STortS Phone 1613 Bismarck, N. Dak. Oranges Large slicing 53c COFFEE Large Morning Star per Vacuum Packed TITTLE BROS. PACKING CO. DEPENDABLE QUALITY MEATS APPEES fea ee GRAPEFRUIT fea tue, t tor LETTUCE, large crisp heads, 2 for 17¢ ‘CELERY PHONE 332 400 MAIN Saturday Specials SMOKED PICNICS:°.°22%. 84c SPRING CHICKENS ie pern. 12c FRESH GROUND BEEF i:".....8c B Tittle’s ‘Well bleached, crisp, large bunch SPECIAL 1 large pkg. White King pollens Pecans Soap Pg Soft Shell King Toilet pound Soap - 1 large ia. ee All for Only 49 Peas, Early June, 1 Gelati: medium —_ as "10c xa a. nee Soft Shell Kettle Pot Roast, Ib. pound Short Ribs, fancy, Ib. Fancy Rolled Rib Roast, Ib. a ‘ ni Get Ready for isa PTONS TEA. 52 for 45¢ Thanksgiving Now “a I. G. A. Advertising sh alae of November 16th to 23rd a... LOUR SA L E 1 69 F y, le nd, 5 Sepsis wi PUMPKIN Peng ee cs 24V4-1b. bag 9 18K Fancy, 1B: |, 49-lb. bAciessosa nis HUMP te te Condensed. he 26. as — “ss 9 oz. package ? FRUIT WHEATIES oem ; Emperor Grapes, 2 pounds <... Beis Si on Oranges, medium large size, di .23¢ PUMPKIN PIE SPICE ‘;°: *: Granbersi 2 pounds. 2e . e each... ns gal jar Celery, Fancy, Crisp Bunches, “ ...10e in Glass, Sweet Potatoes, 8 pounds .......... SOAP GRAINS: | PenRad Motor On 5, Tars 1 LAUNDRY SOA te EARP RSOEE — bh TALL CORN SUCKERS '«.. vores, Quality Large Juicy WEINERS, Ib. .. llc Fresh Made Ring BOLOGNA, lb. .... 9c mux rep Leg or Rump Roast, lb. 10c EA Fresh Cut Pork STEAK, Ib. Loin Steak, lb. Stew, fresh, meaty, lb. 5c 1 0 | Pork Loin Honest, C] 4-1. avg., Ib. '10c Select Your Thanksgiving Poultry Early TURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE, CAPONS, CHIX SATURDAY SPECIALS AT H. L. BROWN'S Carrots, Green Tops, bunch .... Radishes, large, 2 bunches for . fancy, 3 Ibs. for . ‘jy RICE 18K Cane and Maple, t SYRUP M ROLLED OATS: GRAPENUTS, Pke. 17 3E AW Great Northern Navy, 5 Ibs. Extra Fancy Blue Bone;. 4 Ibs. I. G. A., Ne: 2% can. Raspberries, black . Strawberries .... Blackberries red again! oooece CASH PRIZES FOR NAMING A NEW sche CAKE S FOR DETAILS Gold Medal “Kitchen-tested” PRUNES - JEL! Golden, full Kernels in Cream agg ee 2 1° Blackberries ene ; Calitomia Santa Cleres 60-70 MED. SIZE CHERRIES . “sonny. . nie . sting * Pg. 5e ‘ Hershey’s Chocolate Wonits %*14¢ Campbell’s Tomato Juice - 4c= 25¢ Northern Tissue ;,,27*%2%.,, 3 = 20c Gauze Bathroom Tissue wz o 5¢ DEL MAIZ CORN 3 . 3™25¢ &23¢ =A25¢ Sunmaid Raisins" te 2»14¢ oe tate nee ‘ ol : We Deliver Phone Orders C. 0. D. at ed Owl No? on Bevadray Phone | es Avs. Esme Sweet Corn, Yellow, Apricots, No. 2% tin .... Hominy, No. 2% tin ....: HONEY, 1-lb. comb ...... {orb doth we D4C Big 4 White Laundry 0 bars ....... 29C om saad pkg., only . Hilex — -quart bottle . Milk, tall cans, Soda Crackers 2-Ib. ene 23 c e pkgs., 45c)