The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1933, Page 4

4 Brown Buys Tiedman Interest in Grocery |#er Purchase of the H. F, Tiedman in- mayer es gro. cery store by FE. A. Brown was an- nounced Friday. Brown will continue the business under the name of E. A. Brown Gro- cery store and will continue to handle the same grades of merchandise as in bs arse @ joint statement, Brown and expressed thanks to their friends and customers for the cour- service to Brown and rons. Brown will take over all bills re- ceivable and payable under the pur- chase arrangement. Tiedman has not yet announced his Plans for the future, but expects to remain in Bismarck. He is a member ’ of the board of Burleigh county com- ers. Medical Association Will Meet Saturday |w. fi Forty doctors ra throughout the Bismarck area are expected here Sat- urday evening for a meeting of the Sixth District Medical association, it is announced by Dr. L. W. Larson, secretary-treasurer. ‘The session will be held in the din- ing room of the Grand Pacific Hotel following a dinner which begins at 7 o'clock. New officers for the year will be elected and other business matters attended to, Dr. Larson said. Present offivers are Dr. C. C. Smith of Man- dan, president, and Dr. M. W. Roan of Bismarck, vice president. Counties in the sixth district include Morton, Mercer, Sioux, Grant, Bur- leigh, McLean, Kidder and Emmons. Sammons Sentenced To Life in Prison Crown Point, Ind., Dec, 1.—(#)—For the second time in his varied career of crime James “Fur” Sammons, kill- er, rapiat and Chicago public enemy, Friday faced the prospect of spending the rest of his days-in prison. ‘The sentence was the state of In- diana’s Thanksgiving Day present to him and, unlike the first time that Sammons went up for life 30 years ago in Illinois after escaping the gal- Idws by a day for a murder, it result- ed from a comparatively minor charge attempted bribery of an officer. The jury also found him guilty of being @ habitual criminal, which car- ries a mandatory life sentence in In- diana. Freight Carloadings Show Small Decrease ‘Washington, Dec. Dec. 1. —,(®) — The American: Railway association an- nounced Friday that loadings of reve- nue freight for the week ended Nov. 25 were 581,347 cars, a reduction of 17,942 below the preceding week but en increase of 88,029 over 1932 and 22,549 above the corresponding week in 1931. Young Democrats to Meet Tuesday Night) ***- Members of the Burleigh county unit of the Young Democrats of Am- erica will attend a business meeting in Bismarck next Tuesday evening, it 4s announced by Neil Cameron, secre- tary. Members of the organization and all others interested in the movement will meet in the Grand Pacific Hotel dining room at 6:30 o'clock. Following the dinner, a business ses- sion is planned. DIVIDEND CHECKS MAILED the claims in the Schleicher elevator insolvency case at Burt, N. D., are being mailed by the state railroad commission. Additional Society | Additional Society_ YOU ORDER EMPRESS You Have the Satisfaction of Knowing That You Are Getting Oven-Fresh Vacuum-Packed Smoothly-Blended Fine-Flavored COFFEE with lace of a party given at the home of Mrs, Taare G. Lobach, 716 First St. Tuesday, Dec 26. were made at the meeting of | Chapter BC, Sponsor Mothers’ clubs, held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Henry Jones, 823 Tenth St. Menibers on the arrangements committee are Mrs. R. H. Penwarden Jr., 812 Avenue C; Mrs, Everett’ E. LaFrance, 1010 Avenue E, and Mrs. Steve W. Ar- Man, 230 Avenue C West.. Plans also | ( were made to further charity work Program there was a current events roll call. Mrs. John I. Arman, 316 Anderson S8t., reviewed “Proof of owe Sante bead Be? and Mrs. Steve Tr on tot the ‘ona The ey served re- reshments, * * Of interest in Blamarek ts the an- Forks, of the marriage of his daughter, Miss Hazel May Lyons, to Charles Lowell Frans, which took place Nov. 18 at Austin, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Franz, who are to make their home at | Austin, both are graduates of the University of North Dakota and both are enrolled in the law department at the University of Texas. Mrs. Franz was active in the University of North band and orchestra and was a charter member of Sigma Epsilon Sigma, honorary freshman sorority at the University and also of Kappa Beta Pi, law sorority. Mr. Franz is a son of Mr. and Mrs, C. F. Franz of Crook- ston, Minn. At the University, he was @ member of Theta Chi social frater- nity, and of Kappa Kappa Psi, band fraternity. Mrs. Franz is a niece of Mrs. Walter G. Renden, 615 First St. STRASBURG WOMAN DIES ‘Mrs. Abel A. Compaan, 37-year-old Strasburg woman, died in a local hos- pital at 11:37 o'clock Friday forenoon. of success hea = pad pa Ai ity and from their ‘Dest by by myles ailment: constipation. it dulls energy, often — head- sleeplessness. It takes the vim out of your day’s ay Correct constipation by eati ayes! the ‘ghd vitamin B to tone the e “bulk” in Att-Bran is ‘gi to ee of | \ of wastes. How much better than | using pills and drugs—so often \ Two tablespoonfuls daily will cor- rect most types of constipation. If not relieved this way, doctor. At-Bran also pas iron for the ee your HELPS KEEP Yau Fit SPOHN’S Phone 626 518 Ninth St. Fancy Creamery Butter, 2 Ibs. .. -49c Sugar, in 10-Ib. cloth bags 54c Time-O-Day Coffee, — he 24c Bliss Coffee, Ivory Snow Flakes, 997 vacuum pack, lb. ar ak... 21¢ 2 lbs. Salted Soda Crackers, per box 24c Fancy Blue Rose Rice, 8 Ibs. .. 16c Fresh crop Great Northern Raisins, 2 Ibs, « mien" 49c nouncement by J. W. Lyons, Grand |‘ She had been in the hospital since! Mandan Girl Wins Mectings | of Clubs | : cists And Social Groups | we “The Sentor King’s Heralds will meet with Miss Wanda Stroup at 700 Third St. Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Ai! members are requested to be present. * * & Miss Margaret Ann Dolph, 716 Third St., will be hostess to the Girls’ Junior King’s Heralds Saturday after- noon at 2:30 o'clock. sk k The Little Americans are to meet Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Paul end Lyle Porter, 1714 Ros- ser avenue, City and County ml $5 ee Sheriff 8. A. Thompson of zie county was a visitor in ‘pumerck early this week, coming here to bring Lloyd. Madderson to the state Penitentiary and Leo Molitor to the State Training School at Mandan. = men were convicted of stealing man of the contest judges. ‘West Central leaders, editorial, in- cluded: Oren McLaughlin, Fargo, N. D. and eed Van de Erve, Car- rington, N. D. First’ ten winners national news writing contest, included Barbara | Fairais!, Mandan, N. D., ninth. Liquor Import Quota Based on Old Figures Washington, Dec. 1—(#)—The ex- ecutive commercial policy committee representing four governmental de- partments, decided to allow importation of liquors from foreign countries for a four months’ on quotas on the 1910-1914 average for each country. ‘This committee, one of many in the administration on the recov- ery program in general, is concerned especially with ways and means of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Paul of Rural 25 d¢ 10-Pound Kraft Bag ‘Lettuce, Solid Heads, 9c Celery, 2 Bunches - 19c Apples, 40 Ib. Boxes $1.38 Oranges, 2 Dozen - 49c ae free With Each Pound... 35¢ Value... MACARONI %2" 10° 79c SPAGHETTI and SHELLS Sib. Box 43 Blue Rose Rice . raxrauuy . u5¢ Canned Peas .- ,dis8vort, 248, . 3&2) 25¢ SOAKED CANNED PEAS eo ee Pancake Flour - 229 - #21c ECS? - B21c -239e Cream of Wheat "S25,usK" *2--23¢ Spaghetti - vm curs cow + 22015¢ Bartlett Pears _oscous x2 15¢%19¢ “Harvest Queen” Brond DESSERT FRUIT Com 7215c Sardines - “O*Wtsan wussas Guest Ivory Soap SASH 6=25c¢ FELS NAPHTHA SOAP 49c Me eet oe «= — AO ree 1 24%-Lb. Hospitality Malt “i” 45 The Big Value. Quality Malt Syrup We Deliver Phone Orders C. 0. D. These prices effective at Red Owl No. 2 on Broadway, Phone 746, and Red Owl No. 1 on Main Ave., Phone 469. - THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1933 NOTICE—School and coun- ty warrants will be taken at par in trade for any merchan- dise in our store. Alex Rosen Northwestern University and chair- | & Bro, SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY per Ib. wes-s. LOC per Ib. ......... per Ib. ............ OC ee Picnic Shoulders, 6 to 8 Ibs., per Ib. 10c Phone 216 Cut Rate Admiral Byrd goes to the Antarctic — Kretic weather comes to us. You'll get summer comfort your car with Gamble’s Hot bell Heaters, $5.95 to Cook’s Grocery Phone 564 Dirsoive a spoonful of White King Granulated Soap in a cup of hot water .then 512 Ave. D Sane parol 1 Pound Vic of twist but roll in soft towel to absorb moisture. Hosiery washed the White King Way gives Souble the service. ORANGES, 2 dozen ........ 47c BEEF ROAST, fancy, per Ib. ... Pork Shoulder ROAST, Ib. ..... llc roast, i. .... LOc Get All Your IGA Specials Here SATURDAY quity ROUND, B E E FE SIRLOIN, CLUB or SWISS RUMP ROAST, 11c| i VEAL a Roast, Fest 10! Spring Chickens NO. 1 SUGAR CURED SMOKED PICNICS RED OWL FOOD STORES APPLES Rome Beauties &."....°1&.: COFFEE E....... TOMATO JUICE ty va Sap TOMATO SOUP canptel (1 Kiddies’ Toy Store Free) PINEAPPLE 7°; 2% size TANGERINES "= ORANGES jras'. 12%e Sirloin Steak, Ib....17%4¢ 12%¢ Pig Sausages, Ib. ..-..14¢ —CASH AND CARRY— Fancy Ronan Beauty Ap- Dates, 1%-Ib. cello wrap- = 22c Emperor mmmnte 24¢ Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflow- @, Hsdtaes, “Squash and \ Tangerines, Oranges, Ba- nanas and Delicious Apples ' Yen) Deptt, fer. stem SNER’ PHONE 1060 Gus Emperor Grapes — AOranges, 2 dos. for 53c) DEPENDABLE QUALITY MEATS Steak 12: ‘Tittle’s” FANCY ROLLED RIB ROAST, Ib. umx reo §6Leg Roast, Ib. .. Shoulder Steak, Ib per Ib. . SATURDAY SPECIALS AT H. L, BROWN’S “We gc You” We Enjoyed Our Thanksgiving and Hope You Did. “Fruits” Bananas — Lemons (Grapefruit, 3 for 25. Vegetables Tomatoes — Head Lettuce — Green Beans — Carrots — Grocery Department Dromedary Cranberry Sauce, Morgan’s Pure Cider, No. 10 tins, each SPECIALS Morgan’s Pure Cider, Gallon jugs, 85 Lauda: Cc Morgan’s Pure Cider, 1-2 gallon jugs, 45 c Morgan’s Pure Cider, CHUCK ROAST, manueaiie Quart bette, DEE [Bale er 1 Be ii Al ds, fi i coe nab lc Layer Raisins, DO e [Aree 1 Be Chocolate Covered Cherries, 1 Ib. box 27c FRESH FRUITS AN Veal Stew, Ib, .... Roasting or Frying, 4 to 6-lb. avg., 124c 10 to 12-lb. avg., ee es 8c Artichokes, ¥ one Hearts, 21 c Successor to Cautifiower, . BROWN & TIEDMAN ee Where Quality Counts 2 0B. for .....6...000, The Sanitary Store Sugar, All Phones 1400 122 Fifth Street All Phones 1400 10 Ibs. for .... .55c = All every one seals tb. box. Your choice of size. SUGAR Granulated, $6 25 100-lb. bag 10-lb, cloth Celery — Cauliflower Radishes — Beets 4 19¢ Grapefruit, Seedless, P. & G. White Naphtha, Coffee, Fairway, 1 Ib. vacuum can, special Coffee, Fairway, bulk, per Ib. ..... fresh, 2 Ibs. ..... Mx Kets ty 20¢ Pomegranates, Cocoanuts, Delicious Apples, Winesap Ap- ples, Fresh Pineapple, Seedless Grapefruit, Emperor Grapes, Fresh Peas, Fancy Cauliflower, Brussels Sprouts, Spinach, Northern Rutabagas, Parsnips, Red Cabbage, Beets, Spanish Onions Philadelphia Cream Cheese, Impt. Roquefort, Impt. Swiss E. A. BROWN rz HEMPEL’S =: SATURDAY SPECIALS APPLES Rome Beauties. 53c ~ 75h voll Wisconsin Cream Cheese, Ib....... 17c Soft Shell Wal- nuts, Ib, ....... 19c D VEGETABLES SPECIAL for Satur- day only.. 2 BUTTER 50c Doz. .. +0000 49o Sardines, \% oil,