The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 17, 1934, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, _ FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1934 Heston of Wilton, who died late Wednesday evening at the.age of 68, will be held at 230 p. m., Sunday at la First Presbyterian church at Wil- WILTON MAN WILL Virgil David Heston, 68, Dies | hood there. On October 20, 1887 he . | was married to Ester Wykoff of Fon- Wednesday Following Ma- da, Iowa. Eighteen years later he jor Operation moved to Overly, N. D., where he re- mained for four years before going to Wilton. He has been employed by the Mandan Mercantile Co., - |since. | He entered the hospital at Wilton, | | January 9 and underwent a major op- | zation, Taken to his home on March |10, he, failed rapidly until death came | {at 10 p. m., Wednesday. He leaves, besides his wife, Rolland, preceded him in death. Gene Trout. Funeral services for Virgil David ever'Legislature's Action The flavor of fine pepper lingers long after the ‘bite’ has gone. epper Schilling Clean Up Program |brothers are Elmer of Pittsburgh, peachment of its authorities. Des Moines, Iowa. | Mrs. Will Howard, Mrs. Como for “ul. BUY THEM AT RED OWL ECONOMY LOW PRICES// FRUIT JARS Special ~Fri. 8 Sat. Only Pints 79° Quarts §9 Doz. Doz. Fine agp ag — Lay in a Supply for —- Save At These Saving Prices . Sure-Jell =: Grape Juice 22:5 PANCAKE FLOUR “e fing 4 Rising 4 : GOLDEN SYRUP *"*" RIVER BRAND RICE “™* 3 Se. CAPS Ball or Kerr Mason Style BALL or KERR 10. 55¢ . .10-lb. cloth bag 57c 100 Ibs. $5.47 Insures Perfect Jellies, Jams and “ROYAL PURPLE” pure juice for bever- age use or quick jelly Qt. he 219 c Pai 25c Pig. 22C Pkg. Post Toasties Corn Flakes 2c’ 21c The Wake-up Food—Rich in Energy—Crisp and Delicious Quick Death for Pint BLACK FLAG Sti, LIBBY’S "=? SALMON “= Blue Ribbon Malt ===: Soap Sale Ivory Flakes =: Camay IVORY SOAP “tt Floats” ‘me 19c GUEST IVORY competion 5 pars 19¢ CHIPSO FLAKES “itione’ “#&.15c PG. SOAP = 6 = 25¢ 39c = 20c ~59c Can Can as = 23C 3 15¢ “$1000 a year for Life” Contest—Enter Now! White Naphtha 10 Reg. Bars 29c Finest Washington Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Peaches <==. « 98c MALAGA GRAPES, luscious sweet red, 2 Ibs... . . . 25c FRESH PRUNES, Italian, crate .............. LEMONS, fancy Sunkist, large 300 size, dozen... : 35¢ SEEDLESS GRAPES, Thompson, 2 Ibs. ..........15¢ TOMATOES, home grown, red ripe, 2 Ibs..........15¢ CELERY, fresh, crisp, home grown, 2 bunches. ...19¢ Apples ==". 4. 25¢ png . mes Sauce We Deliver Phone Orders C.0.D. These prices effective at Red Owl No. 1 on Main Ave., Phone 469, and Red Owl No. 2 on Broad- way, Phone 746, ; | Pallbearers at the funeral will be Milo Christenson, J. J. Schmid, Dan Quigley, Al Schrader, Ed Khunert and MOP UP WALMSLEY Strengthen New Orleans’ | Baton Rouge, La., Aug. 17.—(P)— two Senator Huey P. Long was ready Fri- jsons, four brothers, four sisters and Gay to push through the legislature |seven grand children. His two sons, his “King-Fish” program for investi- | Loyd and Lester, live at Wilton. His gation of New Orelans reputed im- | Calif.; Marvin of Salida, Colo.; Whel-| All signs pointed to a sweeping in- |don of Richland, Iowa; and Frank of vestigation of the New Orleans admin- Mrs. Roy Coffin, ' istration of Mayor T. Semmes Walms- Melva XK. ley and there was a widespread rumor White and Mrs. B. L. Brown, the that a petition was in prospect calling {four sisters, all live at Des Moines. for the impeachment of two judges of | One daughter, Laverne, and one son, jthe New Orleans district court in -_———_———7 Long's “mopping up” process against the city rule. Long's personally-supervised house bills were ready to skip through the senate where he and the administra- tion of Gov. O. K. Allen, his chief of staff, held a safe majority. As passed in the house over roaring objections of a weak minority, this program gives the governor a free hand with the state militia, beyond court interference, added strength in elecion machinery and a state police force of personnel sufficient to en- force law anywhere in the state. Local Scouts to Take Minnesota Canoe Trip Three boy scouts left Bismarck Fri- day for the Canadian Border Lodge in northern Minnesota where they will join 26 other northwest scouts in a week’s canoe trip through the wilder- ness area, Phillip Constans and Dayton Ship- ley of Bismarck and Eugene Ries, Eagle Scout of troop 40, Hebron, made the trip. They will be joined by Thorolf Johanson, scoutmaster, troop 6; Russel Saxvik, Eagle Scout of troop 5; and Burton Benson, Eagle Scout of troop 41, Glen Ullin, at the camp 20 miles north of Ely. The canoe trip planned is a yearly excursion and is considered the most advanced camping trip in the world for the boy scouts, Walter W. Head, national president of the Boy Scouts of America, on re- turning from the trip a year ago, had this to say: “The Canadian border country provides more for outdoor recreation than any other place I have visited in the world.” U.S. Wheat Allotment Is 10 Million Bushels to London, Aug. 17—(?}—The United States was tentatively allocated a 1934-35 wheat export quota of 10,- 000,000 bushels by the international wheat conference Friday, the Assoc- ited Press ws informed by an official source. Argentina's export qucta was placed at 150,000,000 bushels, this source added. It was extremely doubtful that these figures would be altered, he said, ex- pressing confidence no appreciable change in them would be made at any rate. The low figure set for the United States was a startling one to observ- ers, although it was known she was willing to accept a considerable re- duction because of the drouth. It had been said on good authority 30,- 000,000 bushels would be acceptable to Washington. Argentina had asked an allotment Of 150,000,000 bushels for export. Indian Shriners Plan Mandan ‘Mardi Gras’ Indin Shriners are making plans to stage a “Mardi Gras”, September 3 to 8 inclusive, at the Masonic temple Why Bake in this Hot Weather, when you can buy home baked goods here and so cheap! SATURDAY SPECIALS sie Cakes, doz. ............. 20c 10c and 25c each Deepa, doz. . +00 200 Try Our Home Cooked Meals Dinners 25¢ - - Suppers 35¢ HOME BAKE SHOP Mathilda Pahl, Mgr. 212 Sixth St. Phone 462 The Red & White Stores | Scott’s Grocery 311 7th St. 816—Phone—817 FREE DELIVERY CORN FLAKES, Red & White PINEAPPLE, Sliced, No. 2%2 PORK & BEANS, 1 Ib, can BROWN SUGAR, 3 Ibs. Red & White . CHOCOLATE, Walter Baker's, ‘2 lb. pkg. ..... 2lc NAPKINS, EE, 9c PICNIC SHOULDERS, Circle 8, per Ib. ........ 18c Peaches, Pears, Italian Crabapples and Plums (they will be higher - - buy now) Tomatoes, Carrots, Peppers, Head Lettuce, etc., ete. off the farm, lb. Cream Cheese, 2-Ib. box at Mandan with the proceeds to be donated to the Shriners Crippled Childrens hospital and other chari- toble funds. A free local-talent program will be given each evening. Features include a beauty contest, a style show, a baby parade, and free dancing every even- ing. Side shows, a bazaar arid other amusement specialties are being ar- ranged by the committees in charge. A Shrine band, now being organiz- ed by Walter C. Clark of Bismarck, will provide music for the event and lead the parade each day. W. E. Doty is in charge of the Bismarck tic- ket sales committee. The acorn barnacle rests on its head and kicks food into its mouth, Cantaloupe, large, 2 for Sunkist Oranges, 288 size, Henge 49c .38c Red Malaga Grapes, fancy, MBE Sh aa ae Sunkist ao large, per doz. . 3c Perfect Coff All Phones 1400 122 Fifth E. A. BROWN Where Quality Counts The Sanitary Store Plums, fancy, per lug Pears, ae per 30 Ib. lug . Peas, fresh, tender, sweet, special, 3 0 c Celery, fancy, large, per bunch 15c LOTS of Flavor -- that's what Iced Tea has to have. That’s what Schilling Iced Tea does have—lots of flavor—because it’s toasted. That gives it more flavor —arich flavor that the melting 4c ice can’t drown. Green Onions, 3 bunches Beets, fresh, 8 bunches Cucumbers, fancy large slieing, each Carrots, fresh, krisp, 2 bunohes Eggplants, fancy, large, 2 lbs. ..... 25c Philadelphia Cream Cheese Impt. Swiss’ Primost 1 2-Ib. tin and 1 Kitchen Helper 85c ee Always! Street All Phones 1400 RICHHOLT’S PHONE 631 | E 631 RED RASPBERRIES, heavy MUSHROOMS, Natural pack, Lipton’s GREEN TEA, ty Ib. L. E. SMITH EE “The Store That Saves You Money” SALAD BOWL SALAD DRESSING, quart Minneopa PURE GRAPE JAM, 2 Ib. glass KRAFT CHEESE, Velveta or American, /; on 2 for Sie French’s HASTY TAPIOCA, 8 oz. pkg., special 9c MP2 MB gio cesses tase ss saes eee +.24e PRINCESS PATT COFFEE, 1 Ib. glass jar, special . SOAP CHIPS, Blue Barrel, 5 Ib. pkg., special Kelloge’s WHOLE WHEAT FLAKES, spec., 2 pkgs. 19c BONELESS PIG FEET, regular 30c jar, special — Fresh Fruits and Vegetables — Springers — 2, Pounds — Stewing Hens Swift’s Circle S Picnics and Small Hams Let us have your meat order. We will see that it will be carefully selected FOR LESS MONEY —WE DELIVER— syrup, Tape ~~ 8 02., 45c value, special 35¢ -29¢ -29¢ (1 free with each pkg.) 39c F. E. SMITH MARCOVITZ Grocery Peaches 95e Washington Elbertas, freestone Pink, 1 Ib. tin, 2 for Soap Chips Blue Barrel, 5 lb. pkg. a arrots Per bunch Free Delivery Service 905 Front Ave. PEARS Bartlett's, specially priced Crabapples $1.79 lbs. Or over, per box Potatoes New U. 8. No. 1, 10 Ibs, Cheese 3lc Velvetta Kraft, % lb. pkg. 2 pkgs. Grape Jam Pure, 2 lb. jar BUTTER, 1% Ib. prints .. I'm sure you'll rate It truly great Not only great, but greater It gives you more And taste galore You'll do it soon or later Ge It’s number One sun The nation’s biggest seller 154, Promina You'll buy the malt + That | exalt Blue Ribbon, my good feller “We Thank You” Blackberries Cantaloupe Watermelons Peaches Pears Plums Red and Green Grapes Oranges, 2 doz. 49c Bananas, 3 lbs, for 25¢ “Vegetables” Tomatoes Head Lettuce Cucumbers Green Onions Cauliflower Eggplant Beets Wax Beans _Green Peppers “Grocery Department” Marshmallows, 1 Ib, cellophane Pkg. ....secscesssseesees Blue Barrel Soap Chips, Celery Carrots % Ib. size, 2 for . Kellogg’s Whole Wheat Flakes, 85c ae t Coffee Always! “Meat Department” (Government Inspected Quality Meats) Ss 1 2+1b, tin and 1 EE Kitchen Helper 3 to 4 Ibs, per Ib. . Sirloin Steak, fancy steel trimmed, per Ib. .. Hamburger or Pork Sausage, 2 Ibs. for 4 lbs. average, per lb, Boiled a re stneed Hin, first grade, lutea ‘Loaf, it's good, Per Ib. a DERR’S OPPOSITE MEMORIAL BUILDING * WE DELIVER PLUMS, 18 Ib. lug PEACHES, per crate TOMATOES, firm, ripe, 3 Ibs. PEPPERS, large green, 2 lbs. . . GRAPE JAM, 2 lb. jar TAPIOCA, 8-oz. pkg. .........:......9¢ FLY SPRAY, pint size .............32¢ CANTALOUPE, large size, 2 for ....23¢ apa paca haoall Aen ile EGGS, fresh, per dozen . --17¢