The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1934, Page 6

Area Executive Outlines Fall Boy Scout Program , iNetland Urges Boys to Join Lo- cal Troops; Expects Heavy Membership All-encompassing preparations for the elaborate fall scouting program to’ be launched in Bismarck’s nine Boy Boout troops were announced Fri- day by Paul O, Netland, area scout executive. “There is a place in Bismarck scout- ing for every boy 12 years or over,” the area scout executive said, en- couraging all boys not already in ac- tive scouting to make contacts with the local unit in which they have the greatest interest. Expected heavy membership in the organized troops may necessitate the founding of a new unit in the city. In case the new unit is organized, it is likely that Gideon Hample, efficient assistant scoutmaster of troop 3 last year, will be placed in charge, Net- Jand said. Many of the local troups have al-| ready launched their fall programs and the entire nine groups will swing into action before the end of next week. Father Robert Holleman, former} scoutmaster of troop 7, has been named by the district board as a new) member of the staff of Bismarck dis- | trict commissioners. He will work in cooperation with William McGraw, A. Cc, Van Wyk, Myron Anderson and! Wesley Sherwin in directing local scouting activities. J. N. Roherty, chairman of the dis- trict, has eight standing activity com-| mittees who will direct the special phazes of the proposed fall program. | Besides these officials are the active) troop committees made up of from three to four men chosen from the troop’s sponsoring organization. Camping, court of honor and leader- ship training committees, under Roh- erty, although not ready to make defi- nite announcements of their schedul- es, have laid plans for the biggest pro- gram ever attempted in the history of Bismarck scouting. Four courts of honor will be held during the win- ter with the first one to be held in the near future. Meeting Times Announced ‘Troops organized for the fall pro-| ° gram and the regular weekly meet- ing dates of each are: Troop 2—Sponsors, Kiwanis club. Meets at 7 p. m., Mondays at Scout hall in city auditorium. Scoutmaster Lioyd Lillestrand. Troop 3—Sponsors, Rotary club. Meets at 7:30 p. m., Wednesday in scout hall in city auditorium. Scout- master, Bob Ritterbush. Assistant ecoutmaster, Jim Hyland. jponsors, Trinity Luth- eran Men’s club. Meets at 7:15 p. m., ‘Wednesdays at church scouting rooms. Scoutmaster, Julian Wing. Assistant scoutmaster, Otto Convert. Troop 6—Sponsors, Presbyterian church. Meets at 7:30 p. m., Thurs- Schilling Vanilla Vee delicate flavor never freezes out of pore Mag, (Ae? ) ce “Creat The Red & White Stores THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1984 days. sen. roop 7—Sponsors, Knights of Col- umbus, Meets at 7:30 p. m., Tuesdays at K. C. hall. Scoutmaster, Charles Cauthers. Assistant scoutmaster, Welsh. Scoutmaster, Thorolf Johan- Troop 8—Sponsors, Knights of Col- umbus. Meets 7:30 p. m., Thursdays at K. C. hall. Scoutmaster, Jim Guthrie. Assistant scoutmaster Rich- ard Schmidt. Troop $—Sponsors, American Le- gion. Meets at 7:30 p. m., Thursdays at Wachter school gymnasium. Scout- master, John Karasiewicz. Assistant scoutmaster, Raymond Finlayson. Troop 10—Sponsors, Lions. Meets at 7:30 p. m., Tuesdays at Richholt schocl gymnasium. Scoutmaster, A. E. Anderson. Assistant scoutmaster, Oscar Walstad. Troop 11—Sponsors, Elks. Meets at| 7 p.m. Wednesdays at Roosevelt | school _ gymnasium. = Scoutmaster) Robert Byrne. Louis VII of France adopted the | fleur-de-lis as the royal emblem. To keep you Beye FIT, NEW BEER STAMPS ARE DISTRIBUTED Papke Expects Self-Destroying Labels to Boost Revenues Materially A new issue of beer stamps— “phantom stamps”—was being dis- state Friday under direction of Sid- ney A. Papke, state regulatory in- spector. The new stamp, which is self-de- stroying, will prevent counteffeiting of the tax labels, Papke said, and is expected to increase revenue as & result, A total of 160,000 stamps have been delivered to the department for distribution. The stamp when struck by hot water or steam falls apart Bismarck - Feed Market Cranberries, per Ib. .......... Bananas, 3 Ibs, ........... CRISP, ueMm, NOURISHING Keble? FOR LUNCH ¥ Oranges, fancy Sunkist brand, 288 size, Michigan Grapes, fancy quality, 4 qt. basket 23c Log Cabin Syrup, full gal- nas, fancy, 3 lbs. .... Scott’s Grocery 311 7th St, FREE — NAPTHA SOAP, White, 10 bars . Fed ® 29c TOILET TISSUE, bassador, 5 rolls .. SPINACH, Red & OATMEAL, China, Quick, large pkg. ....... RAISINS, 1 5 foe ee gal. $ 1 e 1 9 special Seana” DOC Crystal White Granulated see, per tee”.. 45C Fresh Wax Beans, fancy, 2 Ibs. Your choice, E. A. B All Phones 1400 PAUL BROWN, MANAGER large pkg. ....... Catsup, Carol, Tokay Grapes, fancy, 3 lbs. Cauliflower, fancy, 2 lbs. .... Sweet Potatoes, fancy, 4 lbs. .... 25c. 25c Table Queen Squash, fancy, per lb. ..... 6c 18c Celery, extra large, per bunch Cabbage, fancy, Ib. Spinach, fancy, clean, 2 lbs. Honey Dew Melons, fancy, large, h Uneeda Baker’s Cookie Special—Priscilla, John Al and Miles Standish—48 Delicious Cookies, pe 20c Fresh Shipment of Jones Sausage and Sausage Meat eee ROWN Where Quality Counts 1 The Sanitary Store 122 Fifth Street All Phones 1400 ‘™ Pay and Take Food Stores «i= Celery Hearts S10". Radishes Green Onions Senne: Large sise, Cantaloupe ;t«.... Grapes mas‘... Strawberries Tomatoes 3‘ ,rina" WE DELIVER PHONE ORDERS C. 0. D. .2le Catsup Van Camp's, large bottle Salad Dressing Yan jr” 31c Salmon Butter Peas 3s Oranges 40-lb. i” Pears box.. Pink, No, 1 tall can, 2 cans .... Peanut Butter Fancy Creamery, Per pound .27¢ 2-pound jar... Brand, No, 2 tin, Med. size, 2 dozen $1.69 Bananas ™,. 19c ATTENTION, FARMERS—WE BUY EGGS and cannot be used again. It is a self-cancelling stamp. Old beer stamps will not be ac- cepted after October 1, Papke said. By that time, he expects present sup- plies in the hands of the dealers will; be exhausted. ‘Those who have stamps of the old type on hand may trade them for the new variety, he new stamps will be colored to identify the denomination. . 16-cent stamps will be blue; 32-cent stamps, green; 64-cent stamps, red, and $1.28 stamps, yellow. A new two-cent “pic. nic” bottle beer stamp also will be ltributed to dealers throughout the | issued. New Fargo Bridges Nearing Realization Construction of new bridges across the Red river at Fargo moved one | step closer to realization Friday when | state highway officials “earmarked” |. $100,000 for the project. The allocation was in addition to $38,000 already set aside for the bridge construction between Fargo and Moorhead, Minn., T. G. Plomasen, state highway commissioner, an- nounced. Plomasen also announced plans for the Front Street-First Avenue bridge will be completed within a month, RICHHO “The Store That Saves You Money” SUGAR WAFERS, Sunshine, ¥, Ib., special CRACKERS, Fresh, 2 Ib. box, special ... MACARONI, Bess Brand, 4 CORN FLAKES, large pkgs., special, 2 for. TEA, Lipton’s Green, 1, Ib. SALAD DRESSING, Full quarts, special . COCOA, 1 pound tin, special CAP-KOTA JAM, straw., rasp., 4 Ib. jar, special eared POWDERED SUGAR, 2 Ib. PACKAGE BACON, Lean, Swift’s, , Ib., special ... : 15¢ LT’S pkgs., special . pkg., special . pkg., special Tae UTLG HER eo ime, providing surveys are accepted! New York, Sept. 21—(#)—Chief In- by the federal bureau of roads.” En-|sp2ctor Lewis Valentine Friday was gineers have been working on plans| appointed police to Buc. for the bridge during the summer,|ceed General John F, O’Ryan a few Plomasen said, and are rapidly near- ing completion. 1esignation. Total allocation of monies into the —_—_——— “Fargo bridge fund” is to be matched! London county ambulances made by a similar amount from Minnesota,| 40,619 trips and carried 30,767 bea Plomasen said. All of the funds are| tients in the period ending March 31 federal monies, 1938, These figures do not include Carl’s Grocery O'RYAN RESIGNS hours after O’Ryan announced his GET YOUR CUNCORDS NOW — NEW CAR FRESH MEATS — FRUITS and VEGETABLES Let us have your meat order. We will see that it will be carefully selected FOR LESS MONEY L. E. SMITH —WE DELIVER— F. E. SMITH ingorart, Tina Tiincls tat PRICE ee VALUE. Fhe f° Ht the rosy owner. That's 2 om coms eh oveoneny wen iy complete stocks, Prices below are good for wéek of Sept. 21 to 27 new pack, Ofer... 28 | SALAD DRESSING, Carol, quart 23¢ CATSUP SALMON #iar=s OVALTINE, small MALTED MILK ; PRUNES fee ac STRAWBERRIES .% GRAPEFRUIT ja. DILL PICKLES <=: Solid Pack, pelea se: os No. 10 can . Carol, 14 os, bottles, size .........31e oe 27c Ade tee, YOM No. ‘a eae can ... Fancy, ee omega BISQUICK, 40 oz. pkg. CUT WAX CREAM CEREAL or GREEN BEANS, 18K, No. 2 cans, 3 for IGA, 28 os. pkg. .......... PANCAKE FLOUR nn ool 25c FRUIT COCKTAIL Re? a stor . Sunsweet, quart jar GRAPEFRUIT JUICE PRUNE JUICE Brown Betty, “A” Blend, 3 Ib. pkg. COFFEE CHEESE SYRUP SOAP FLAKES LAUNDRY SOAP SOAP GRAINS 6% on. pkg. . Health & Skin Soap ‘*. Cane and Maple, 18K, Wash-All, 5 Ib. box ....... coe IGA, ..29e IGA, ..6Te ee 1.23 3l1c .28C wn t:]4 IGA, 10 bars . os. pkg. ..... BEAUTY SOAP, IGA, 3 bars DT COOKIES, Johnston’s Asst., Ib. . YUM YUM COOKIES, 2 doz. .... ‘AS -26c 10c TORES © Phone 871 “Dependable” We Deliver Ovaltine 33c Salad Dressing, Carol, quart .........23¢ Catsup, Carol, 14 0z.,2 for ............25¢ Choe. Malted Milk, IGA ..............27e Grapefruit, 18K Fancy, 2 for ...> +o. 29C Cut Wax or Green Beans, 2 wi (owen Te Dill Pickles, Carol, quart .............19¢ Pabst-ett Cheese scares Oe Cream Cereal, IGA, 28 oz. pkg. corvew eae Soap Flakes, Wash- All, 5 Ib. pkg. ......81e Health & Skin Soap, IGA, 5 bars oe eee 20C C. J. Tullberg, Prop. DICKS EARL OWENS, Prop. Raisins, 1 7c 2 Ib. a "841 7¢] [omen Fruits Vegetables 110 Thayer W & N Vanilla imit. flavor, 8 oz. Milk, 3 for Per Case - - $2.69 Celery, fancy well- Lettuce, bleached, ext. Ige. 14c 2 large heads .... PEERS OI Baby Beef Roast, chuck, per Ib. .....11¢ Fresh Dressed Chickens § All kinds of Fresh Fruit; HENS, Ib. 1 and Vegetables : SPRINGERS, Ib. Par Coffee, 1 Ib. 2 Se | Beef Stew, ribs, Apples, extra fancy and a... 98¢ 19c basket 22c Pork Chops, Ib. BUTTER—per pound WE DELIVER “502 BROADWAY ambulances other than those main» tained by the county council. Bashara’s Grocery 417 8rd St. Phone 486-3 Groceries, Fruits, Vege- tables, Ice Cream and Candy Beer of All Kinds Sauerkraut, We Deliver $2.00 Orders 1 Block West First Natl. Bank Phone 917 $2.00 Orders Delivered Free Butter, Pork & Beans, Van Camp, 3 for 2 doz. .......... 29 a0. box. $1 49 Soke’ 25C KENNETH AKERS, Mgr. QUALITY STORES $18 MAIN AVENUE MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE Good to the last drop. Pound .......33¢ DILL PICKLES Ne ly — a mild cere ats, SYRUP SOAP Crystal White, the all-purpose soap, OATS Pkg. 17¢ Our Family Brand, slow or quick cooking. Lge. pkg. BLACKBERRIES No. 10 can 55¢ Solid pack of ripe Oregon, berries. LETTUCE Large heads of clear, crisp Salinas, TOKAY GRAPES 3 Lbs. 25¢ variety, Full sugar content, No. 2 cans. 61 10 Lb, Pail Ste Free Delivery on Orders of $2.00 or over. —Quality Store Phone 110 ORANGE JUICE. THOMAS LENHART, Mgr. GREENBEANS VER No, 2% UT, long 2Cans 23¢ 2 Gans 25¢ 2Cans 27e Each Ie Same quality in 32 Ib. boxes Box $1.29 y Phone Orders Delivered C. 0. 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