The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 14, 1934, Page 6

DEFINITE ADVANCE IN BUSINESS SEEN as compared with $39,389,000 @ year ago. Retail trade in the district, which | comprises the states of Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Mon- tana and parts of Wisconsin and Michigan, was 8 per cent higher dur- jing August than a year ago, with country stores reporting a 24 per cent |increase in sales. In metropolitan | centers retail trade fell off slightly, jaue principally to the truck drivers’ strike in Minneapolis which term- Volume Shows Gain Over July inated August 22. and Also Over Same Per- lod Last Year Minneapolis, Sept. 14.—(?)—Busi- ness volume during August in the ninth federal reserve district showed | | Stores in the plains section of Mon- tana reported the largest increase. In that section farmers harvested a |wheat erpp almost equivalent to that of last year, and with the sharply higher prices now prevailing, cash lincome to growers has been substan- tially boosted. Country check clearings during the a definite gain over that of July de-/ "month rose to the highest level since spite continuation of drouth condi. | October, 1929, the adjusted index dur- tions and labor disturbances during; ing August being 111 as compared to the early part of the month, the Min- '104 in duly. The adjusted indices of neapolis Federal Reserve Bank said Friday in its preliminary report. department store sales, bank debits, miscellaneous and long car-freight The month also showed a larger 4, arloadings also showed gains. volume than the same period a year “oral freight carloadings increased ago, the bank said, although business ¢ per cent, largely because of an in- during August, 1933, was at a CoM- crease in livestock, grain and miscel- paratively high level. lanecus shipments. Coal and coke Greatly reduced marketing was the | nj, + pments decreased 30 per cent and principal cause for a dropping of | ore and forest products, 19 and 14 per farmers’ cash income to a level 17 per cent below that in August a year) \cent, respectively. Butter production fell off 1 per cent ago. The estimated value of bread 7 ’] |during the month, 54,143,000 pounds wheat, durum wheat, rye, flax, pota- ing produced as against 54,647,000 toes, dairy products and hogs mar- keted during August was $32,532,000! pounds in August, 1933. Grain prices continued to climb FRIESZ «ny ALLER Phone 917 $2.00 Orders Delivered Free Phone Orders C. 0. D. Located at 100 Third St.—1 Block West of First National Bank. CHRIST ALLER, Mer. New Salem But- ter, 2-Ib. roll.... 55c (1-Ib. carton 29¢) Fresh Eggs, Chase & Sanborn to the usual trend of important grain marketing months, SEEK GLUE 70 CAR THIEVES IN WRECK Sheriff Locates Abandoned Ma- chine in Ditch North and East of Sterling County authorities Friday sought clues to the identification of thieves who stole Al Rosen’s sedan from the car wrecked and abandoned near Sterling Tuesday night. ‘The car abandoned north and east ot Sterling had been wrecked in hit- ting a horse on the Ighway. Tht horse was killed. Rosen's car was stolen from in front of the North Da- kota Power and Light company the same night. A farmer living near Driscoll re- ported Thursday that he gave three young men, believed to have been driving the abandoned car, a “lift” into Bismarck early Wednesday morning. Tracing the serial number of the coupe it was found to belong to the Kurtz Candy compnay of Akron, Ohio. Officials of the candy com- pany reported that it has been stolen from one of their representatives some time ago. Evidence that the wrecked machine ‘was occupied by parties attempting to elude the clutches of the Jaw was dis- closed by Kelly after an inspection of the car. License plates had been removed from the coupe. In the back com- partment several cans of gasoline were found along with an emergency gas pump handle used frequently by thieves to replenish their fuel supply after breaking into a filling station. Rosen's car has not been found. Coffee, per Ib. ......... Potatoes, Concord Grapes, basket Pears, fancy Bartlett, 30-lb. box $1.85 Apples, Jonathans, 30-Ib. box... .$1.25 Crab Apples, Hyslop, 35-lb. box. .$2.20 SOAP Carnation Milk, large, 3 cans .... (Per case, $3.10) P. & G. OR CRYSTAL WHITE, Giant Size, 5 for. Soap Chips, 5-lb. pkg. ...... Graham or Soda Crackers, 2-Ib. box 23¢ We Feature Minneopa Canned Goods. Bring Us Your Relief Orders. Kraft Cheese, 2-lb. Tomatoes, No. 2 cans, 3 for... Peas, 303 cans, 3 for ........ Corn, 3 cans for Nash Coffee, 2-Ib. jar Princess Pat Coffee, 3-lb. jar Spaghetti, 3 cans for ...... SUGAR —100 lbs. 10-lb. bag 25-lb. bag Oranges, large.size, doz. CARTOONIST OPENS _ ASSEMBLY SERIES High School Students to Hear Bob Briggs and 4 Other Entertainers This Year “gmiling” Bob Briggs, cartoonist, will give an entertainment at the Bismarck high school at 2:15 o'clock Monday afternoon, according to W. H. Payne, principal. This is the first of & series of five assembly programs which will be presented at the school during the year by Northwest Assem- blies, Inc., of Minneapolis. Briggs will present a varied pro- gram of dialect readings, vocal selec- tions and crayon sketching. Other members of the assembly schedule are: Jane Dudley, violinist, October 17; Dr. George Downs, geol- ogist, November 7; Browne's Jubilee Singers, March 7; E Stanley Brookes, famous English Dickensian artist, April 8. Students will be charged 10 cents for each program or they may pur- chase season tickets for 30 cents. Those not wishing to atiend the pro- grams will remain in their class rooms until the regular dismissal time. Local residents are invited to attend these programs and will be charged the same admission as students, except for the Browne Jubilee Singers pro- gram for which admission will be 25 cents. This will be the only evening concert. ‘The Northwest Assemblies, which is sponsoring the programs, is a non- profit corporation organized and ad- ministered by schoolmen. Programs are selected each year by @ board of directors elected by the participating schools F. Ray Rogers, superintend- ent of schools at Carrington, is a member of the advisory committee which makes recommendations to the board of directors concerning the pol- icles of the organization in each state. Strawberries Carrots $"sincne” Spinach fae Cucumbers 3's" Oranges Medium 2 dozen . Hambger. Fresh Ground 3 Ibs. APPLES Veal, Leg Loin or Rump, 3 to 5 lbs, average, 1 5 per Ib. .. ” Carol lip on 2 fer... 2DC Extra fancy, 2 boxes ........ 35c 3 bunches .. WE DELIVER PHONE ORDERS C. 0. D. Phone 1506 Pay and Take Food Stores «= PAUL BROWN, MANAGER Potted Meat fan *."" 25c ae 92 Keaat Sere Bae _28e Sugar PS... 2l1c 10c Tomatoes Nos tn2can......20C 45c Super-Suds i‘. ””.... 25¢ ..15¢e Rice a0" .19¢ $1.29 Butter faa ° : oe $1.49 . Tomatoes i mmna”..........20€ ATTENTION, FARMERS—WE BUY EGGS EARL OWENS, Prop. llc Fancy Baby Beef Roast, per Ib. ... Bordines, % oil, 15c Round or Club Steaks, per Ib. ... Look at Ad. liver c the We RD EAN AN DICK'S RENAN Ce a Potatoes Western 10 Ibs. for ~ 2l1c 710 Thayer Fresh Dressed CHICKENS SPRINGERS, Ib. ...18¢ HENS, Stewing, Ib.. .14c peilts Beem lom Fark Loin average, per Ib. .. 20c 4 .28c Succumbs at St. Paul ‘Word was received here Friday that J. A, Sandin, brother of A. L, Sandin, 323 Park Ave., and a frequent visitor in Bismarck during the last 10 years, died at 4:30 8. m., at St. Paul. Mr. Sandin was well-known to many local people having spent sev- €ral of his summer vacations with his brother here. He was a representative of the Nesbitt-Dean Real Estate Brokerage concern at St. Paul. Besides his brother he leaves five sisters to mourn his loss. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sandin leave Sunday for St. {Paul to attend the funeral services which will be held Monday morning. ‘MANDAN MAN HELD AS HIT-RUN DRIVER Joe E. Wetzstein Jailed at St. Cloud for Failing to Re- port Accident St. Cloud, Minn., Sept. 14—()— THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER. 14. 1924 ‘quring August, the bank said, contrary] Focal Man’s Brother to report an automobile accident. His companion, Vernon Gardner, also of Mandan, is held without charge. Wetzstein was arrested early Friday, several hours after an accident on the outskirts of the city Thursday in which Wildred Becker, St. Cloud youth, was injured. Struck by a North Dakota car bearing a similar description, the lad suffered concus- sion of the brain and lacerations of the arms and shoulders, He is in a hospital. According to police, Wetzstein helped place the lad in an automobile driven by a priest and then disap- peared. He will probably be given a hearing late Friday. The two were arrested in the business district of St. Cloud at 4 a. m. . Election Campaign To Begin Next Week Electioneering in North Dakota will begin in earnest next week when Re- publican and Democratic © nominees formally open their fall campaigns. Mrs. Lydia Langer, Republican nominee for governor, headlines a speaking program at New Rockford next Tuesday when a giant political rally is planned for her, party. Farley's appearance at Fargo, Sept. 22, officially marks the beginning of Joe E. Wetzstein, Mandan, N. D., is in the city jail here charged with falling | the Democratic drive, but the cam- paign keynote my not be sounded un- iil some later date, party leaders said. The Republican campaign, however, “ds all set,” Lars J, Siljan, campaign manager, announced one of the most intensive speaking schedules ever seen in the state will be arranged. Ste- phen Ter Horst, and R. R. Smith, sec- retary of the Republican state central committee, will be in charge of rout- ing speakers, They announced that @ total of 488 meetings have been tentatively arranged in communities over the state. Methodists to Join In Loyalty Program Plans are being perfected to invite every Methodist in the city to attend Cabe Methodist Episcopal church at 10:30 and 7:30 o'clock Sunday in cele- bration of Loyalty day. . With the vacation period over, the observance is being planned as a ral- lying day for all the forces of the church, explains Rev. Walter E. Vater, pastor. Rev. Vater announces special music for both .services and appropriate sermons in keeping with the day. A letter has been sent out to every member of the church, urging attend- ance and telling of th: forthcoming annual conference of the church to be 423 Third St. Macaroni, 2-Ib. box Soap f'te BREAK 0’ MORN, Ib. 22c_ Cocoa, Ib. tin ... : Butter, per Ib. .. HAMBURGER FRESH GROUND 3 Ibs. We Deliver All Orders 502 BROADWAY 318 MAIN AVENUE The Swiss health drink at PUFFED WHEAT A favorite of the children. packages. BROWN SUGAR Fresh moist medium brown. 3% MOTHER'S COCOA For flavoring or drinking. 2 LB. BOX White King Wane Peres Soap Chips, 5-Ib. box ... Liver, fresh beef, 2 Ibs. .......... 13¢c Veal Roast, shoulder or rump, lb.. .9¢ Veal Stew, 3 Ibs. ... Beef Roast, fancy shoulder, lb....10c¢ OVALTINE PANCAKE FLOUR PKG. 2c , Pantry Pride, just add milk or water. pounds. AL’S GROCERIES —.FRUITS — MEATS — VEGETABLES lees 29c Rib Boiling Beef, 3 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables of All Kinds QUALITY STORES PRUNES Fine quality Italians for canning. _ 79¢ GRABAPPLES GRAPEFRUIT CELERY 19 Large stalks of crisp, fresh r STALK a new low price. Regular PK G. 3 LBS. 18c S. B. D. Mustard, quart jar ..... 15c Puffed Wheat, pkg....... Ovaltine, 50c size Pork & Beans 3 cam ........ 16c Catsup, large bottles, 2 for.......25¢ Corn, No. 2 tin, fancy, 2 for ......19¢ Tomatoes, No. 2 tin, 3 for .......-26¢ Salad Dressing, quart jar .......25¢ Salmon, 1-lb. tins, 2 for....... ae No. 2% cans. Our Family Brand of red ripe Utahs. ~ LARGE sizE 58c SMALL SIZE 31c LUX SOAP A large picture of your favorite movie star free. ies 3 BARS ‘ lectant. The new bleach and disenf . 106 = held at Minot October 4.8. _This is the close of Rev. Vater's tenth anniversary of ministry in Bis- marek. In his honor, the officials of the church are anxious to make next Sunday a record day for attendance. All friends and adherents of the ckurch are heartily invited to parti- cipate in this event. BIDS WANTED coal to will be received. The Bids will be opened at 8 P. M. on Thursday Sep- ‘special services to be held at the Mc- 1934. The flavor of fine pepper lingers long after the bite has gone. 0 Trucks constituted 13% per cent of registered last year. the motor vel Phone 47 16-02. -25¢ MILK CARNATION, 8 for , 19¢c SWIFTS, -3 for 17c be meipcisienecis --17¢ Ibs. ..........23¢ KENNETH AKERS, Mgr. TOMATOES 2 CANS 27¢ TOMATO JUICE Del Monte, pressed from fancy EACH KUNZ GROCERY Phone 1317 222 So. Ninth St. Specials on Vegetables Cabbage, per Ib. .........0. . Peppers, green, per Ib. Si RO See 2c or $1.00 bushel or $2.50 bushel Tomatoes, green, Rutabagas, Parsnips, per Ib. per bushel .. $200 Celery, Potatoes, a bushel or $1.00 if delivered (100 extra if delivered) TENDERLOIN Round Steak 19c¢ Fancy, lb. 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