The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 25, 1935, Page 7

LARGE CROWD SEES LEGION WAR MOVIE a a a City Auditorium Jammed for Showing of Film Depicting St. Mihiel Action Ssui>. ane {Thursday night in the City Auditor- jum as Lloyd Spetz Post No. 1 of the American Legion presented a free moving picture, showing the attack on the St. Mihiel sector by American troops in September, 1918. One of the features of the program ‘was the exemplification of the open- ing and closing ceremonies of a reg- ular Legion meeting. The opening consisted of the advance of the colors, prayer by Chaplain Ellis L. Jackson, the singing of America and recitation of the preamble to the constitution of the American Legion. Before the picture was shown Rev. Sackson, an overseas veteran, made a brief address stating the position of the Legion on war and disarmament. He asserted the Legion favors enough Preparedness so that the men who fight, in the event of another war, ‘would have a fair chance of survival and of decent care. Capt. H. A. Brocopp, who was dec- orated with a distinguished service cross and who was introduced as “one of Burleigh county's most distinguish- ? ¥ SSR SRRRBR OST the battle and the tactics employed, Start him off on ‘Wings of the Morning! Head high and heels clicking like a colt on a frosty morning. Try Schilling Coffee. It has a certain sturdy quality which with reasonable cate in making it, will deliver a fragrant full-flavored cup with delicious regularity. Schilling Coffee There are two Schilling Coffees. , One for percolator. One for drip. I EEE ee so SYMPATHETIC MEDICINE Said the wife trying on her new fur coat, “I can't help feeling sorry for the poor thing that was skinned for this.” “Thanks,” said the husband. When we prescribe Purity bread for both children and adults we consider its nutritive value as well as its distinctively delicious taste. All in all your frvides be tly improved by l- tion of this delighital health food. Thorough baking and guaranteed freshness empha- size the dependable quality you get whenever you ask for Purity Bread. Sunshine in Every Slice Purity Bakery Bismarck “Often Buttered—Never Bettered” (Continued Next Friday) The Red & White Stores Scott’s Grocery 311 7th St 816—Phone—817 Free Delivery Swift's PORK and BEANS, 1 Ib. 12 or, TOILET SOAP, 4 large bars . RAISINS, 4 Ib. pkg. . THURSDAY EVENING ss. were wound- A total of Lioyd Spetz, for whom the local Comment During the showing of tne picture, a pha film, Brocopp made running The picture, itself, emphasized the Standing room was at a premium difference between real war and ‘the make-believe article as potrayed in the usual movie, the latter heing more spectacular, But the crumpled forms of soldiers shown in a field over which an attack had just been made were those of men actually killed and wounded and the German soldier lying dead in a road. was really dead. Most of the scenes shown were be- hind the lines but in many of them white puffs of smoke could be seen in the distance, indicating where shells from the American artillery were dropping. The closing ier eaincs consisted of the retreat of the colors, the Arlhenltng of taps‘by 8. 8. Boise and the rededi- cation of the Legion to service to.the community, state and nation. The entertainment was in charge of the Legion entertainment committee consisting of William ‘Yegen, Ed Schlechter, Ralph Truman and Ira Kelly. Truman had charge of the 12 Piece orchestra which provided an overture for the picture. Kenneth W. Simmons, commander, ed soldiers” gave a brief account of | presided, ‘The smell of the blossom of a sta- Pella plant is enough to give most Persons @ headache, nate first Gated Expeditionary for France on Oct. ‘YOUNG KANSAN WINS [HIGH TURKEY AWARD Among the dead! Glen Beidleman Given Master Honor; Minnesota Tam Grand Champ Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 25.—(P)— The royal purple of turkeydom was draped Friday on the youthful shoul- ders of Glen Beidleman, Kinsley, Kan., winner of the master breeder award at the twelfth annual All- American turkey show in Grand Forks. Two Confess Holdup Minot, N. D., ; Jan, 25.—(?)—The holdup in Minot Tuesday night of taxi driver, whose machine was stol- en and later abandoned, was solved early Friday when the police arrest- ed two young men who signed con- gd that they committed the Charges of robbery in the first de- gree were placed against the two, James Dennison, 24, of Chicago, and Fred R. Sylva, alias Reynold Marin, 23, of San Leandro, Calif., they waiv- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1935 district court when arraigned Magistrate Carl B. Davis. Of Minot Ta Taxi Driver |Ponds were st st #2000 each. crime was solved when Pa- goin Gisle Johnson and Eldor Hustad took Dennison into custody at 4 a, m. in @ local cafe, and one and one-quarter hours later Sylva was arrested at the federal transient bu- reau. SSSS——___— TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY THE California Wave Nook, 104%-3rd Street, Bismarck, specializes in oil tonic permanents, natural waves with ringlet ends. $5.00 wave now ed hearings and were bound over to} $3.50 complete. Phone 782. before QUALITY STORES Mrs. Wilhelmina Grant, Glyndon, Minn., was named the grand cham- dent of the show, presided at the \tor of “The Farmer,” St. Paul; M. C. A bronze young tom displayed by pion turkey of the exposition. Manager George W. Hackett of the All-American announced both awards at the homecoming dinner Thursday night. Judging in principal divisions of the show was completed. Final awards will be posted Friday. ©. Dyke Page, Grand Forks, presi- homecoming dinner. Speakers included W. P. Davies for the Grand Forks Chamber of Com- merce; Dean H. L. Walster, North Dakota Agricultural college, Fargo; Thomas W. Heitz, Washington, D. C., judge of the dressed turkey depart- ment; Miss Clara Sutter, poultry edi- Herner, Winnipeg, and Harry M. La- mon, Washington, show judges; and Dr. W. A. Billings, University Farm, ‘St. Paul. Breed champions picked were a bronze young tom owned by Mrs. Grant; Narragansett, yearling tom, George Gilbertson, Garfield, Minn.; Bourbon red, yearling tom, Mrs. Ho- mer Stone, Oregon, Wis.; White Hol- land, yearling tom, Mrs. C. H. Folz, Drayton, N. D., and Black, yearling Beans, green, 2 No. 2 tins ... 23c BEEF ROAST, 3, aisle. |tom, Mrs. W. T. Hall, Denton, Tex. ‘The Blue Nile in Africa was so| An English memory expert sold called from the dark color of its silt-|his head for $5000 so that scientists laden waters. might study it after he is dead. FHONES A L S 423 3rd St. MEATS - FRUITS - VEGETABLES Oranges, good Butter, non. ee 2 Ib. roll wee TOC Corn, No. 2 Pork & Beans, kde... 2 large cans .. 23c Milk, Honey, 2 lege cans .. LOC comb, 12 oz. .. 14c PEAS, No. 303, 3 cans _....27 Young Beef, shoulder cut Crackers, soda, 2 Ib, box 4 00 Main. SATURDAY SPECIALS Phone 332 SATURDAY MORNING SPECIALS—TILL NOON SHORT RIBS, Fancy, per Ib. ...... h ROLLED RIB ROAST, Boneless, | per ib. VEAL STEW, leaty, per Ib. SIRLOIN STEAK, Tender, per Ib. .. BACON VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, Ib. C B Fresh Ground Rd. Steak SAUERKRAUT Phone Oranges, special Sat- urday, only, 2 doz. ... Celery, crisp, well bleached stamped Luthers, per Ib.. Pineapple, Sauerki N tine 2 "21c No. 2% tin ... 2% tin, 2 for Phone 77 '. 29c rion in 23c Texas Grapefruit, fancy seedless, large she D5 c special, 6 for .... pny extra, Be per dozen ....... Cc fee a" per sack . ia oe Apples, ag, speci per sack ........ 49c All Phones 1400 We Deliver All Orders All Parts of City PAL’S E. A. BROWN Where Quality Counts The Sanitary Store 122 Fifth Street 104 Main hit: GOOD EWS A Heinz representative will have on display and serve samples of Heinz Home Style Soups. - Also special prices will be offered on a number of the 57 varieties. Come in and sample these fine soups. Head Lettuce, fancy, large size, i 2 3 2 heads for . Celery, fancy, large, eacl Beets, fresh, Radishes, per bunch . Brocolli, fancy large bunch Sweet Potatoes, fancy, 3 lbs. for 25c 25c 25c Rutabagas, fancy, per Ib. ...... Cauliflower, fancy, 2 lbs, for Celery Cabbage, fancy, 2 lbs. for All Phones 1400 601 Tenth Street Del . . . ALL DAY SPECIALS... Lean, Sugar Cured, sliced, in half Ib. pkgs. per pkg. ........+.... 124c -lle -39c EEF POT ROAST, per Ib. .........9¢ Kraft’s Cream 124c | Cheese ib. 19c Fancy Quality, 1 8 Cc packed, 2 large No. 2!; cans AL. RYCKMAN’S 400 Main Avenue Fruits - Vegetables - Groceries WE DELIVER ALL PHONE ORDERS C. 0. D. 59c |? tl fresh roast- ed, 2 Ibs, -. OFFEE, Tittle’s Steel Cut, 2 Ibs. . Phone 332 332 10, 15c utabagas, sweet 5c Twilling’s Grocery Phone 1613 Monte Peaches, sliced King Oscar Sardines, halves, large 215 size tin, Bartlett Pears, standard 2'; Sanitary Brand, first grade . ee Crackers, 2-lb, pkg. ..... CRACKERS 210. box oo... ceescssessesseeeeeeees 17c SUGAR o's irr tas ...52¢ LAUNDRY SOAP 7) ™. .29c SUNBRITE CLEANSER, 6 for TOILET SOAP, Cocoa Castile, 6 bars 29¢ TOMATOE MACARONI, 2 Ib. box PORK & BEANS SYRU GRAPEFRUIT, Large size, 6 for .... ORANGES, Med. size, per doz. LETTUCE, Large heads, 2 for STRAWBERRIES, fresh frozen, at. 25¢ HAMBURGER, 3 lbs. .. POT ROAST, per lb. . . VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, Ib. VEAL CHOPS, Loin, per Ib. ... ~~ RICHHOLT’S ~~ MEATS - FRUITS - VEGETABLES and GROCERIES Phone 631 MIL POST TOASTIES, large box ........ 2 for Dromedary, Dates, 1-1. pas. « Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Free Delivery Phone 631 Swift’s Tall Cans, 3 for ........008 one scccscccercecce Excell or Sunray, 29c Standard, 3 No. 2 cans .. Swift's Large No. 2% can, 3 for Minneopa, 10 Ib. pail, dark, 55¢ 5 Ib. pail FRESH FRUITS 19c MEATS 0, ee | -+-16c Leo Payseno, Prop. We Accept Relief Orders ROMA seals Press FRUTS ood ended es lly for Pig- <b Coffee sly Wey ry tra 24¢ 7° cae’ VEGETABLES TOMATO JUICE | 5 Each 8e mac 2 CANS C GRAPEFRUIT Medium size ‘e3 SAUERKRAUT Reavy with Juices Largo No, 10 cans, Libby's mild _ 42¢c Dozen 35c ; BANANAS MUSTARD Solid ripe fruit. J ex, Jars of Libby's fancy Satad — Cc 3 Lbs. 17c APPLE woes 13 rancor wae orig- ua EACH C 50 Lb. Bag - 79¢ rome womans] Tomatoes SEES 13 L Ne 2's = oma oes pares. Pen “EACH C Swifts tn tomato sauce. | BLACKBERRIES 5 5 Each - - 1c No, 10 can, Ripe, plump Oregon oe C MIXED FRUIT BROWN SUGAR __ pried apricots, pears, peaches and ; 29¢ Fresh moist medium brown, PUPe® each 3 Lbs. - - 17¢ COCOANUT 19 Fresh, moist long thread a C POWDERED Cocoanut. POUND ees a WALNUT MEATS 23 on Pieces and halves of fresh C 3 Lbs. - - 23e amber meats, ‘2: POUND NOODLES | 5 ata a bigvetdied noodles, fine, medium LEOUND KG: C DEL MONTE Sardines Del Monte fancy crushed in juice. No. 10 tins, Each - - 65¢ Large oval cans. In rich tomato or mus- tard sauce. ANN (F THEY DONT CARE FOR MINE Is _ | wevic Be THE FIRST FOLKS EA JL EVER SAW THAT DIONT. THERES NO USE MAKING CAKE FOR THIS FAMILY, COUSIN SELL.THEY DONT <<] CARE FOR CAKE-IT |, STANDS AROUND WHERES YOUR TILL IT ORIES BAKING POWDER, Lois? JUST THREE PIECES | 4] LEFT! MY STARS! THEVRE REGULAR CAKE-HOUNDS WHEN THAT ISN'T. MAY KIND OF BAKING POWDER! I'M GOING TO GET SOME CALUMET WELL, LOIS, LET _ | ME GIVE YOUA _|REAL BAKING TIe— A SLOWER ONE FOR THE OVEN-ITS ACTION SET FREE BY HEAT. IT PROTECTS THE BATTER OR bOUGH ALL GOOD BAKING EASY, WITH CALUMET-FOR ITS REALLY TWO BAKING POWDERS IN ONE! A QUICK ONE FOR THE MIXING BOWL— ITS ACTION SET FREE BY LIQUID. IT STARTS THE LEAVENING PROPERLY “That's why your baking is bound to be better with Calumet’s Double- Action. Here’s one of my favorite recipes. Want to keep it?” LOUISIANA SPICE CAKE (2 044s) 2 cupe sifted Swans Down Cake Flour % teaspoon 2 teaspoons Calumet Baking Powder cop butter or other shortening ¥/, teaspoon salt 1 cup eugar /, teaspoon ginger 2 eggs, well beaten 11 teaspoons cinnamon 3 tablespoons molasses teaspooa cloves 7 tablespoons cold coffee Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder, salt, and spices; and sift together three times. Cream butter add suger grad- ually, and cream together until light and fluffy.. "Add cegsand beat wells then molasses and blend. Add flour, os, BCE WL) COS. 8 Se amount at a time, beating after each addition until smooth. Bake in twogreased 9-inch layer pans in moderate oven(375°F.) 2§minutes, oruntil done. Spread butter frosting between layers and on top of cake. CALUMET the Double-Acting BakingPowder A product of General Foods LESS THAN A PENNY’S WORTH IN A CAKE... BUT- MYL THE DIFFERENCE IT MAKES!