The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 28, 1933, Page 7

et 4 8 ot ‘ORTH DAKOTA WILL BE REPRESENTED AT BIG CHICAGO SHOW Numerous Livestock and Grain Exhibits Have Been En- tered From State Chicago, Nov. 28—(/)—North Da- kota will be represented by the larg- ., est number of exhibits to be entered ” in recent years when the 1933 inter- national live stock show opens here December 2. The exposition will con- tinue to December 9. R. E. Strutz and Sons, Jamestown, will send 74 entries to the competi- tions foreseven different breeds of will take an active part in the show @8 superintendent of the intercol- legiate live stock judging contest to agricultural colleges throughout the United States and Canada are send- ing student teams of six members who have been trained for this annual event. Z A similar contest for farm boys anc girls between the ages of ten and twenty years will attract teams from 17 states. The highest score in the junior judging contest last year was made by @ fifteen year old North Dakota farm girl, Jean Leake of Emerado, who Participated as a member of the Grand Forks county team. Officials of the contest declare it was the first time a girl had even won it and her score was the highest ever made. North Dakota grain take ® prominent part in the interna- tional grain and hay show. It will be the fifteenth year that the crops show has been held in connection with the live stock exposition. The growers will || Young Men’s Christian Association] ' An huts, He was cited and decorated | was demonstrated in cops and pedestrians. automobile, with body reversed, with the French Croix de Guerre for | was designed, presumably, to fool the be held the opening day. Twenty |reliet work. nd ped New York. It RED OWL Thanksgiving Specials for Tuesday and Wednesday BUTTER Fresh Churned, Ib. 25c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ., Sheep, and will be one of the la! | Gteater North Dakota association, is " > exhibitors in this department of the| tering separate cash bonus prises A les og Chicago show. They exhibited at the|t0 North Dakota growers who win is international exposition for the first |Champlonship or blue ribbon awards. $1.38 ‘time last year, and won many prizes. The North Dakota Agricultural col- p Alege, Fargo, will send 15 beeves, that have been fed and fitted on the col- lege farm at Fargo, to the fat cattle classes of the exposition, which will be Judged this year for the ninth time by the noted foreign cattle judge, Walter Biggar, of Dalbeattie, Scotland. President J. H. Shepperd of the North Dakota Agricultural college Why the Sudden Change to Liquid : Lnatves? * Doctors have always recognized the value of the laxative whose dose can be measured, and whose action can be controlled. The public, too, is fast returning to the use of liquid laxatives. People have learned that a properly pre- pared liquid laxative brings a perfect movement without any discomfort at the time, or after. The dose of a liquid laxative can be varied to suit the needs of the individual. The action can thus be regulated. It forms no habit; you need not take a “double dose” a day or two later. Nor will a mild liquid laxative irritate the kidneys. The wrong cathartic may kee} ut constipated as long as you filo using it. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is a teres and is perfectly safe. ts laxative action is based on senna —a natural laxative. The bowels will not become dependent on this form of help. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is at all druggists. Member N. R. A. Check up on your Fire + Insurance. Have you given a thought to in- creasing your protec- tion since you took out your first policy? If you had a fire to- night would it be | heavy loss? Call us - up today. MURPHY “The Man Who Knows Insurance” Bismarck 218 Broadway Phone 577 RICHARDSON NAMED AIRPORT: ADVISER Will Represent State in Capital; Harding Issues Informa- tion on Projects Seth W. Richardson, formerly of Fargo and now a Washington attor- ney, was appointed Tuesday by Gov- ernor William Langer to act as North Dakota's representative at the nation- al capitol in negotiating for funds for construction and improvement of air- ports in North Dakota. The federal government has made ; available $10,000,000 for airports in the United States as a part of the civil works program. Langer also named Murray Bald- win, Jr., head of the aviation com- mittee of the chamber of commerce, Fargo, to take charge of plans for securing airports in every possible |place in North Dakota. | The governor said he was anxious }to obtain airports for every city and town in North Dakota over 500 popu- lation, but that he realized the ap- |propriation for that purpose is no {doubt Itmited. He informed Richard- 'son it probably will be necessary to select only the most important places for establishing airports. Appointment of Richardson was ‘made by the governor to comply with ‘a request of the department of com- merce at Washington that a repre- sentative be named to look after North Dakota’s interests in the allot- ment of federal funds for airports. Expect $5,000 to $15,000 Fay Harding, president of the state railroad commission, said from $5,000 to $15,000 will be allowed on each pro- Ject. He urged cities and villages make immediate application to the civil works administration of the depart- ment of commerce at Washington for airport funds, which are to be admin- istered separately from the general clyil works administration program. ‘Outlining the procedure in applying for funds, Harding said the applica- tion should be forwarded to the di- tector of aeronautics, department of commerce, Washington, and ® copy sent to the state railroad commission; the application should show the name, title and address of the city or coun- ty official designated to be authoriz- ed to keep account of the work and disburse the funds; the application must set forth full description of the. airport, dimensions and exact loca- . |tion of the site with reference to nearby towns, also the geographical subdivision. The application should be accompanied by a map, drawn to acale, showing the exact condition and jlayout of the field at the present jtime and giving a distinctive legend ‘of the new work contemplated. Any county or municipality may make application for the money to be spent largely, if not entirely, for la- bor. Only a small portion of the ‘funds allocated to North Dakota may be available for the purchase of con- struction materials, Harding said, and assurance should be given that the work will start as soon as authority is granted, to be continued until project is complete. . Minneapolis Speaker At Tabernacle 2 Days Rev. C. A. Blanchett, D.D., Minne- apolis, internationally ‘known lecturer, author and traveler, will speak at & o'clock Tuesday and Wednesday nights at the Bismarck Gospel Taber- nacle, of Rosser avenue Eleventh St. The public is invited. Rev. Blanchett has traveled exten- sively in European countries. He was overseas during the World War and for 18 months served in the French CONOMY EM Fancy. Turkeys, Strictly ALL PHONES 34 ALL WEEK SPECIALS Campbell’s TOMATO SOUP, 3 cans for (1 Campbell Kid Town S\ ( tore Free) Patterson Seal Sliced PINEAPPLE, No. 2'% tin ....21c Patterson Seal PUMPKIN, No. 24, tin; 2 for Fresh Oysters, Chickens Mizsion Brand JUICE, 12-0z. bottle, 2 for .. (Orange - Lemon - Grapefruit) CRANBERRY SAUCE, per tin ......... CRACKERS, 2 Ib. box .... Pte iod OLIVES, quart .. CREAM CHEESE, per Ib. .... Radishes, Cucumbers, Cranberries, Onions, Tangerines, Persimmons, Celery, Lettuce, Pomegranates, Rutabagas MARGIE BELL CHOCOLATES, per Ib. box . Minneopa SWEET PICKLES, 6 oz. jar .. MAZOLA OIL, ‘quart tins . GROCER ¥ ee eeneeneeee 28e Fresh Eggs, Mincemeat, Cauli- | ORES aLmee are enone Ade Emperor Grapes, 3 Bananas ... 3 for | mons, Artichokes, Broccoli, B: Sprouts, Red Cabbage, Kumquats, rooms, Endive, Celery Cabba; Radishes, Rhubarb “Wizdom” and No. 2 PEAS sr 2 OLIVES ‘en sr Dill Pickles oe 42" COCOA = 3k. No. 1 on Main Ave., Phone 469. CRANBERRIES . . . bb. 10c Sweet Potatoes . . Ib. 5c Head Lettuce .. each 9c Celery . . 2 bunches for 19c Ibs. Ibs. for Avocadoes, Cocoanuts, Limes, Persim-}: Open Wednesday Evening Until 8:30 We Deliver Phone Orders C. 0. D. These prices effective at Red Owl No. 2 on Broadway, Phone 746, and Red Owl 25c 25c russels Mush- ze, 32¢ 32c 17 Z1c PHONE 333 ROUND, per Ib. mux Feo Leg Roast, Ib. .... VE A Rump Roast, lb. .. Shoulder Steak, Ib a Wel... 4 to 6-lb. avg., rib. Spring Chickens NO. 1 SUGAR CURED SMOKED PICNICS ¥ Thanksgiving Specials AT 8. L. BROWN'S per Ib. 17¢ .19¢ 2lelrvit. 15¢ | inte to .. ORDERS DELIVERED FREE DEPENDABLE QUALITY MEATS Tuesday and Wednesday Specials Fancy Selected Thanksgiving Poultry Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Capons b “Tittle’s” FANCY ROLLED RIB ROAST, Ib...... 15e CHUCK ROAST, FANCY SPRING FANCY SPRING DUCKS GEESE E 1le—Lb.—1le 11e—Lb.—1le SNOW WHITE “NONE BETTER BULK” LUTEFISK MINCE MEAT lle—Lb.—lle_.- 14c—Lb.—14e Roasting or Frying, 123c . WISCONSIN FRESH CREAM CHEESE OYSTERS 18c—Lb.—18e 65c—per qt.—65c 10 to 12-Ib. avg., 400 MAIN 12k IIc 5c 9c ¥ 2le THANKSGIVING SPECIALS PIES—Pumpkin, Mince and Cranberry, each ... Home-made Fruit Cakes, per pound macaroni and potato salad, per qt. ....... ..45¢ 30 Boston Brown Bread, C | per 1-1b. toa combination vegetable, Baked Beans, per quart .... Let us stuff your turkey and bake it for your Thanksgiving dinner. b 4 US 5th St. Complete your menu by adding Master Loaf Bread. CITY BAKERY. ¥ Phone 675 eK KKK KK KK: ¥ERnRE HHH HEH x W BAKING CHOCOLATE, IGA, ' lb. bar . US LGA Pumpkin Pumpkin 2xc.21;cin200 Dates sou"... 15¢ DATES IGA Unpitted, 1 5c 1008. PUB... oec ce cece 18K fi tre e196 WR 18K fancy, CANDIE DELUXE HOLIDAY, 23¢ 2 Ibs. for “a WALNU IGA Fancy Budded, 21 per Ib. ....... oe. ¢ PEANUTS 2.2"... 29e : MONS a5 05.0 0s leases ciasaived CHERRIE Chocolate Covered, 27 RICE FLAKES, IGA, 2 pkgs. ...... dubcoeieainiis 19¢ TAPIOCA **. 19¢ 2 8-oz. pkgs. ....... Bueieiein SYRUP, 18K Cane and Maple, 22 oz. jug ....... 23c DATES 7x": 21 1 eld. phige oo. csececeeeees GRAHAM CRACKERS, Johnston’s, 2 lb. pkg. . .31¢ SAFETY MATCHES, Constitution, 12 pkgs. .. .10c PEEL Citron, Lemon and Orange, Oe MAME AMES 0 5 5.6 05s 5 ocs'e bis. cocernlaceiae PEACHES, 18K Halves or sliced, 2 No. 24 cans 38c CATSUP, 18K Fancy, 14% oz. bottle .......... 1%e OLIVE Carol Queen, 35c MUR GEE 8. ec ceccsscscse SWEET PICKLES sc": 16 oz. jar .. CHILI SAUCE, 18K, 12 oz. bottle and Ginger Ale, LIME RICKEY IGA, 3 24-oz, bottles Bottle Charge) RAISINS Tinie ........ 298 RAISINS Win ne .......... 190 NUT MEA Asst. in Cello, 39 8 oz. pkg. ........... (Almonds, Pecans and Walnuts) BAKING SODA, IGA, 2 1-lb. pkgs. ............ 5c CURRANTS :.‘.; 23c 14 oz. pkg. ......... SPICES, IGA, all kinds, 3 2-0z. pkgs. .......... 19¢ - + 4 1G. A, Pumpkin Pie Spice ;:.:. ..... 8¢ CAKE FLOUR, IGA light and fluffy, pkg. 2% MOLASSES, Carol, 5 Ib. can ....... MOLASSES, Carol, 2% Ib. can DESSERT POWDER =." - 5e COFFEE 18K Vacuum Packed, MAYONNAISE, RELISH SPREAD and 1 Ib, can . 38e 1000 Island Dressing, 8 oz. jar Brown Betty Vacuum Packed, 1 Ib, can ....29¢ “T” Blend, 1 lb. pkg. ...... + 28¢ “G’’ Blend, 4 1-lb. pkgs: + 98e “A” Blend, 1 Ib. pkg. ..... .19¢ “A” Blend, 3 lb. pkg. ......... seereeee s+ BSC ~ White, F Se 8 on, pkg. ............. ‘ sacs. MARSHMALLOWS: = . 8 os. cello pkg. 18K Pure Asst., 79¢ JAM, 18K Pure Assorted, 5 Ib. pail... ++ 19, SALAD DRESSING, Carol, quart jar .........25¢ + E LGA. STORES COOK’S GROCERY 1.G.A. STORE Celery, Jumbo, bleached Cranberries, 2:pounds ....... Beef Pot Roast, mp bine, ihe. LOC - | Head Lett lid elas, t hens 19c ton 3 bent. ‘ 15c CANDIES - NUTS - COOKIES - FRUIT CAKES OLIVES - PICKLES - APPLES - ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT - BANANAS Batter, 2-Ib. roll Oranges, med. size, 2 doz. ...... Pork Chops, Loin Grapefruit, Florida Pork Roast, Ih... LOC | seottess, 6 for. GOC CAULIFLOWER - GREEN BEANS - RADISHES RIPE TOMATOES - CUCUMBERS - NEW PEAS Sweet Potatoes, 2 5 c 25c 4 pounds ....... 47c Emperor Grapes, 3 pounds ..... Your Thanksgiving Dinner Planned . at Prices Lower : see wa Somme Hunt’s Delicious FRUIT COCKTAIL Sauce, No. 2 can 17¢ SOUP, Campbell’s, any choice, 3 cans CELERY HEARTS, Faacy white, special .......... 15¢ TURKEY, GOOSE, DUCK or CHICKEN, per Ib., special ..............05 Sr er 12¢ IRISH POTATOES, Fancy Bakers, per peck, spec. ..30c Hubbard Squash or Sweet Potatoes, per Ib., special... 4c CRANBERRY SAUCE, Dromedary, 17 oz. tin, spec. 19¢ QUEEN OLIVES, quart jars, special Heinz’s PUDDINGS, 15 0z., plum or date, special ...30c All Kinds of Fresh Nuts specially priced L. E. SMITH —WE DELIVER— F. E. SMITH , SPEAKS & ¥ GROCERY ™ Phone 611 216 Broadway Specials for Your Thanksgiving Dinner Mince Meat, IGA brand, 9-oz. pkg... . . . 9c Frit@ske ome os 50c ye y a - POE ee cn. 23c Pumpkin Pie Spice, IGA, 2-0z. can..... 8c Dates, Monogram brand, 134-lb. pkg. 21¢ Raisins, W. N. seedless, 2-lb. pkg.....15¢ COFFEE cam 33e per pound ................ seein Carol Queen Olives, quart jar........35¢ PICKLES Midgets, 18K, 23 c 16-0z. jar Marshmallows, IGA, 8-oz. pkg.........9¢ Graham Crackers, 2-Ib. pkg. ........31¢ JELL-0 All flavors, regular, 3 packages ................ eae Relticae 38c Bee ee a 9c Calumet, BAKING Pi OWDE 16-0z. can 27c (One quarter pound Baker’s Chocolate free) PEANUTS tie. tor... veer VCO Mixed Nuts, fresh crop, 2 lbs.........35¢ Brazils, fancy washed, 2 Ibs. ........35¢ Pecans, paper shell, 2 Ibs. ......... -- 45c¢ CHRISTMAS CANDY *'t."""**25c¢ Cocoanut Bon Bons, 1 Ib. ............ 3c Hand Rolled Chocolates, 18K, Ib. box 45¢ Include a pound of Johnson’s Delicious Cookies with your order, FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES GRAPE FRUIT specat'pee‘der:....... 56c special, per doz. ....... Emperor Grapes, 3 Ibs. for ......... APPLES ORANGES PINEAPPLES BANANAS st Head Lettuce, nice, crisp, 2 heads for Jumbo Celery, well tlenched, baneh Ante Cranberries, 2 lbs. for poe Petting Beene, Prom Pes, ton tat ee Just Received Fresh of Lutefisk — Bulk Sauerkraut — Oysters (selects) Turkeys and Chickens. Please Place Your Order i