The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 29, 1933, Page 6

r¢ ry ry 4 1 < < i x 4 i ? 1 ‘| et ce 4 me 2 as | yForer Ol id ree ee Get oa 2] *t Ww See RE EE Ter ne BF "¥e Oe oes eee oe eee SYSTEM FOR USING CONVICT LABOR 1S FAVORED IN REPORT ticipating, and of such states as ascribe to the purpose hereof, a rep- resentative of each state to act upon interstate board of control to con- jdvct the necessary survey and to formulate the policy and procedure necessary to carry out the decision of the conference.” jan Ge i a ey Say ‘Minnesota Man’ Was Really a Girl Exchange Between States for, ¢——-H——________-¢ Their Own Use Suggest- | ed by Conference j Exchange between states of prod- ucts manufactured in state institu-| tions is recommended in a resolution adopted at a prison industries confer- ence of representatives of five states, including North Dakota, at Cheyenne. ! Wyo., according to a report made to| Gov. William Langer. Governors of North Dakota, cai Dakota, Wyoming, Nebraska and Col- orado sent representatives to the, conference which recommended the} appointment of an inter-state board | ©f control to devise and carry out a) method of exchanging goods. A resolution adopted at the confer- | ence states: “That for the dual purposes of (1) providing elevating, educational and toductive iabor for state wards, and +2) eliminating the criticisms which have heretofore been directed at the uSe of institutional labor for produc- ing goods and materials sold in open markets, this conference recommends: “That a system be devised for the exchange between states of institu- tional products for use and mainten- since of tax-supported state wards and state functions only and that to ef- rect the purpose of this resolution this «onference recommends the appoint- ment by governors of the states par- Scor’s 311 7th St 4 816—Phone—817 e: “The Red and White Store” J}! We Deliver Free Peas, No. 2 can, 2 cans Tomato Juice, 4 cans ....... ees Pancake Flour, Aunt Jemima, pkg. 15c Chicago, Dec. 29.—(}—The “Minnesota Man,” more properly a girl, found in 1931 near Peli- can Rapids, Minn., died in a gla- cial period approximately 20,000 years ago, Professors George A. Thiel and Clinton R. Stauffer of the University of Minnesota re- ported to 600 members of the Geological Society of America at its 46th annual meeting Thursday. Since the discovery of the skel- eton geologists have not been Satisfied that the body was really of glacial times, but the evidence of the Minnesota investigators went to prove that the body was buried in silt from glacial streams. Dr. Thiel, who presented the joint report, said that fragments of shell and turtle ornaments found near the skeleton were not indigenous to the region, and indi- cated that a race of peopte may have migrated to the Iccality from which the glaciers were withdraw- Anthropological study revealed that the skeleton was that of a girl, 17 years old. In teeth and other features the skeleton has marked differences from those of later humans whose bones have been found. News Items of Day (By The Associated Press) ‘GEMS’ FROM EXAMS Strange But True i ia filth seconds faster than the previo! record established by Agnes Geraght: a title held by Katherine Rawls, of Fort Lauderdale. Alice Bridges, of Whitinsville, Mass., andother record smasher of Thursday, was pointing for the 500- yard record. Miss Bridges now holds -he national 200 yard backstroke title, winning this Thursday when she clip-| ved one and four-fifths seconds from | the time of Miss Bauer. Miss Bridges -ime was 2:48%. Allotment Made for Wazchington, Dec. 29.—()}—A public works allotment of $133,000, made; Thursday to the office of National Parks, will be used for improvements to Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota. Projects will include installation of allotted jevators, construction of a power- | house and an administration building Friday she will try for the 200-yard and improvement of trails. Construction and repairs on six In- | kind uian reservations in South Dakota will be undertaken with $117,500 al- jotted by the public works adminis- ‘ration. The Bureau of Indian Affairs was 000 for hospital quarters and $11,500 for other construction at Crown Creek reservation. Other al- lotments included $16,000 for hospital quarters at Cheyenne river; $50,000 tor construction at Rosebud; and $20,- 000 for construction and repairs at Pine Ridge. South Dakota Park! — THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1933 rendered the assistance and sympathy during jour recent bereavement in the loss of our beloved husband and father. We wish to especially thank the quartet ARD | who beautiful hymns We take this opportunity to thank and those who contributed the floral our neighbors and friends for their offerings. Mrs. John Carlson and children. ‘The registry system of our postof- fice was begun in 1854, NEW GROCERY Phone 928 ZERR’ 208 Sixth St. We Deliver New Year Specials — Plum Pudding Homemade Mince and Pumpkin Rolls, per Gomen .......e0005 156 rrait Oaks, pe Th. +30 | Guristas Cettoe Gakse en 150 Kindly phone your order early.- Special attention given. 216 6th St. HOME BAKE SHOP Phone 462 Happy New Year to All Our Friends and Customers | wicks COUGH Drop - Real Throat relief! ‘Medicated with ents of Vicks ‘VapoRub ‘With the approach of winter a hearty soup finds enthusiastic welcome, and here is a recipe for one of the best- liked of all: 4 slices bacon—1 onion—1 green pep- ver—2 quarts soup stock, 1 Wb. dried ae teaspoontuls Texaco Salt A, teaspoonful pepper 1 cup iced potatoes 2 tablespoonfuls flour 2 tablespoonfuls butter Cut the bacon into small dice and fry until a golden brown. Add onion and green pepper finely chopped and cook gently for five minutes. Add sou stock and beef which has been shreddt Season with Texaco Salt and pepper and bring to boiling point. Add tatoes and simmer one hour, Thick en with flour and butter which have been creamed together. Just before serving add % cup evaporated milk, Seasoning with Texaco Salt brings out the ney satisfying flavors of the soup. is is because it is more oly Missolved and more competely absor! “We Thank You” Allow us to wish you and yours a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Fruits Oranges EmperorGrapes Bananas Fancy Winesap Apples Vegetables Tomatoes Celery Head Lettuce Cauliflower New Carrots Squash Rutabagas Sweet Potatoes Grapefruit Hastings, Neb—‘“Gems” from the Xamination papers of Hastings . |school children are keeping Jocal | | school teachers smiling. In the papers the teachers “learned” " ‘irst president of the United Stat MODERN MAGICIANS that a squab is an Indian woman, that |@ grouse is a gruff old man, and that | jin preparing lettuce for the table lone should wash off the bugs, worms and other livestock. that George Westinghouse was the ik Scottsbluff, Neb—The magician who ' |tion of a Scottsbluff schoolhouse. the snakes were of the water, or gar-! I 25c |pulls bunnies from silk toppers has | jnothing on C. W. A. workers wi |pulled 113 snakes out of the found: Fancy Meats jter variety, and believed harmless, | Short Ribs. | achonl authorities allowed the young- | grain fed, per Ib. ....... Qe | ra rain fe fed, per Ib. . . 12k¢ ae 1 4 c |sters to keep them for pets. Rib Roast, 1 8 c Beef Stew, 9 c 0. 2/2 CAM ..... | eS Oe rolled, per Ib. ......... grain fed, per Ib. ....... Filberts, 2 5 c ie ~ sll g All of Our Meats Are Strictly Grain Fed 2 Ibs. ........... 2 COTTAGE CHEESE Mixed Candy Miami, Lie nl eee 16c Pound — West Coast — Pound 16c 2 |two nation: 01 already tuc! all kinds, Ib. .... 10c away in the National Olymple. stars 16c = egapae 15c meet here, Lenore Knight, the Home-| J J PEF Poel -..sreceees. MH Me | PEE Bs sreeceeeeeceeces Lettuce, stead, Pa., free style flash, Friday at- i 19 J} tsets, bet ove, mare ot 3:8255 tor CASH and CARRY SPECIALS - Miss Knight captured the two na- core eat ia 10c en 9c Crackers, 2 3 c tional titles in the present meet aa aang nee soerseed Wea oe gy 2 Ib. box ........ Helene Madison Thursday, swimming o 5 Ho. box | the 300 aetae long cure in 4:071-5, Or TB. oes senseceee 10c POP We. on. ccceseeecses 6c {four-fifths under the previous mark Liver Sausage, Bologna, fresh, We thank you for your pat- J and the 300 yards in 3:45 1-5, two and eer: Pe ae 9c megs 10c onage of the past year and | four-fifths below the record. E fi solicit your account for the J} Anna Govednik of Chisholm, ges, first class, short storage, doz. “coming year. |Minn., was clocked at 1:21 for the | 100 yard breast stroke, five and one- | No More ONIONS, five pounds, special special, 3 for MARSHMALLOWS, fresh, 1 PEARS, No. 24; can, special, IR TURKEYS, GEESE, DUCKS, L. E. SMITH 19, RICHHOLT’S The Store That Saves You Money MILK, Tall Cans, Minneopa, 3 cans BLACK PEPPER, half pound shaker, each . Red Pitted PIE CHERRIES, No. 2 tin, each . MACKEREL. No, 2 can, special, 2 for DAK-’0-NITE LAUNDRY SOAP, large bars, CHEESE, Little Twins, full cream. nt a POPCORN, Sunny Boy, 3 Ibs., special .... PEACHES, No. 2! can, tees each . APRICOTS, No. 212 can, special, each . NUTS of all kinds, special, per pound ... Fresh Roasted Jumbo PEANUTS, special, 2 1 MEAT DEPARTMENT Pre-inventory Sale on Merchandise Less Than Present Cost Ib. pkg., special each CHICKENS and SQUABS Swift’s PICNICS, cello wrapped, special, Ib. .12¢ Swift’s PURE LARD, 4-Ib. pkg. .............. ++. -82¢e pI ig —WE DELIVER—_ F. E. SMITH Cook’s Grocery Phone 564 w 512 Ave. D Beef Pot Roast, per Ib. Round Steak, per Ib... Amaizo Salad OlL reg. 55c, per) _ quart ....... .39c daght Bulbs, KWIK Ammonia Washing agg reg. 15c Pop, peg grape and pokey te te 23c Fresh Fancy i Snow White Cauliflower, Ripe CATSUP, Heinz, 14. 14 oz. bottle .. Staley's White or Golden, READY MIX 22h leo QUALITY GROCERIES mmr ee we DELICIOUS APPLES P". ORANGES ‘<<. ..... 2Doz. 69¢ Vegetables Jersey Sweet Potatoes, Cucumbers, Spinach, Peas, Tomatoes, Brussels Sprouts, | Green Onions, Radishes, Avocadoes, Lettuce, Beets, Carrots, Rhubarb LETTUCE rz... 2for 19¢ DILL PICKLES peta cccccccsscecsoess 29c CHERRIES Nets ee ee, 29c PEACHES Noi tare ovcoccccses 24c 15¢. ||GUSSNER’S PHONE 1060 Grocery Department Powdered Sugar, pie ht ee recweees wiateisin 15c Oil Toilet Soap, ceo as eae Ceres 15c Ginger Ale, quart. ‘bottles Peer seceeenene 19c 1 Spring Golden Bantam Corn, rtateliisy eee seats ees iA Mixed Nuts, fresh, Tea Torts, English Cookies, FRESH EGGS — They are fresh Meat Department (Government Inspected Quality Meats) Pork Loin Roast, end cut, 1 5 c 3 Ibs. average, per Ib. «2.0006 deeccecececs Pot Roast Beef, fancy steer, per Ib. .....00: saeees deererees 14c Veal Shoulder Roast, milk fed, per Ib. ......se006 seeeereeeeees Meat Loaf, beef, pork and veal, SPRING CHICKENS All hones 211 Deliveries—8:45 & 10:30; 2:30 & 4:30 Close 8 P. M. Prices listed in this advertisement are also effective at our Quality Store, 313 Main Ave., Bismarck, N. D. SOMP ___10hars CRACKERS 2b. box 28¢ SALMON Each 1c PEAS «Deans De TOMATOES, ___ _. Scans Scans 28¢ OYSTERS Pre-inventory Cleanup of High Grade Candies Mins ag 25c | Ghecotaten th 14c RASPBERRIES ~ » -~ Each 63c Rivulet Brand fancy berries in syrup. MEATS Phone 279 Get All Specials Here Solid Pork Loin Roast, per Ib. .... cour Meet, Beef Roast, , per ib..... 14c ...15¢ 12c Lettuce | P2 DICK Sax BUTTER, \% Ib. prints, per Ib. ....... COFFEE, Par vacuum pack, per Ib. SALTED + phaleng fresh, per Ib. ....... 19c 25c 10c ORANGES mere 49c We Deliver All Orders for 19c|Celer Chickens, 4 to 6 Ibs. average, Ib. ..” Veal Stew, m MEATS 710 Thayer Y trated 15¢ 12c caty, 2 ibe... LDC Cheese, American or Brick, 2 Ib. box 47 SYRUP Each 7c Rich, tasy cane and maple, 9-oz. bottles, TOMATO SOUP Scans 22c LETTUCE Each Te GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 25¢ Florida seedless, BANANAS Sls, 19 Free Delivery on Orders of $2.00 or over. Phone Orders Delivered C. 0. D. —Quality Store Phone 110. Piggly-Wiggly Phone hut Sugar, 10 Ib. bag .... Potatoes, per bushel . 54c .75¢ 25c Carrots, green Oats, crystal tops, bunch ware, 2 pkgs. .. Navy Beans, wees .25c 5 Ibs. for 25c a ] 4 c oo Catsup, large bottle ... . 6c Brookfield Butter, ATE isis 23c per Ib. ....... 19c Apricots, No. 2% can 19¢ fancy asst., per Ib. ....19¢ : ee" GROCER ALL PHONES 34 WE DELIVER Patterson Seal PINEAPPLE, sliced or earned No. 2% tin . Sieresossceiasis +28c Patterson Seal STRAWBERRIES, No. 2 ‘tin. -25¢ Patterson Seal CUT BEANS, wax or green, 2 for oo -29¢ DILL PICKLES, 26 oz. jar ......... 217% MACKEREL, fresh, 16 oz. tin .............. «le Strictly Fresh Eggs Fresh Oysters Celery, Radishes, Cucumbers, Green Onions CREME OIL SOAP, per bar ........... Mewar Miller’s CORN FLAKES, per pkg. TUNA FISH, 7 oz. tin ......... Snyder’s TOMATO SOUP, 3 for . RICE or WHEAT POPS, per pkg. M. S. C. COCOA MALTED MILK aa Our entire personnel joins in wishing you a Happy and Prosperous 1934 a4 Phone 626 518 Sth St. SPHON’S We take pleasure in extending to our friends customers a wish for a happy @nd prosperous New Year. R. T. Grocery Robertson and Tullberg, Props. PHONE 371 Finest Quality at Right Prices Oranges, 2doz.50e Grapefruit, 3 for 25c Emperor Grapes, Bananas, Delicious, Winesap and Rome Beauty Apples. Select Vegetables for your New Year’s Dinner—Head Lettuce, Celery, Tomatoes, Carrots, Onions, Green Beans, Cabbage, Rutabagas, Parsnips JUST A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS Tea, “I” Blend, Green Japan, 1 Ib...... Tomato Juice, Campbells, 4 cans i Jello, all flavors, pkg. ................ Bisquick, pkg. Ginger Ale, IGA, 24-0z., 3 bottles sooo 430 Milk, IGA tall, 3 cans ................19¢ Grape Nuts, pkg. ....................17¢ Closed Both Sunday and Monday 23c .25c 5e 84e Thanking you for your patronage for 1988. We hope to serve you just as in the past for 1934. “HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL