The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 8, 1935, Page 7

3 Neracvere ee he #2 ; Loprvs sys s oe yeyeNereBenebecace aes ee aa = Bal oe 4 3 3 Rid 2 ee se _ ae “= z z DATES ARE SET FOR =e GORN-HOG APPRAISAL Committeemen Will Check 1935 Contracts in Burleigh County, March 15-16 Appraisals of farm lands under the 1935 corn-hog contracts will be made March 15 and 16, according to Martin C. Altenburg, acting county agent, and the community representatives will meet with the county allotment committee March 20 and 21 for cer- tification of the forms, signed and appraised. One of the important changes in the 1935 contracts, compared to the 1934 contract, is the new method of | « figuring the average corn yields for the farm, the basis for determining benefit payments. Altenburg pointed out that yield on which benefit payments will be determined is the estimated corn yield for all crop land in the farm which has been in corn at least once during the last five years. Last year the basis for payment was the average yield estimated for the particular acres set aside as “con- tracted acres,” or kept out of corn production under contract with the secretary of agriculture. A change was made this year because a definite tract of land shifted from corn will not be set aside and limited to cer- tain uses. In making an appraisal for a parti- cular farm this year, the community committeemen will ascertain the area that has in corn at least once the | in a Ege 3 ‘ i 2 D. Church Education Group Names Officers: Fargo, N. D., March committee of the 8.—()—Carl C. Pitch, Fargo business man, was lected chairman of the executive North Dakota Council of Christian Education at the annual meeting here Thursday. Other officers re-elected are O. C. por and Ira E. Ticcbee of Bis- marck, H. W. Huey, L. R. Burgum and Dr. K. G. McComb of James- town. To | ‘Fargo, N. D. March MEET 8.—(P)—The annual meeting of the North Dakota Hotel association will be held in Fargo March 12, Harry K. Peyton of Wil- Uston is president. Keith Bacon of Grand Forks is secretary. Telephone operators and stenogra- phers are, according to a French doc- Ww, | diligenc THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1935 ed by Fargo Police No e ‘tutional rights Sas s, Nora Wahpeton, at of individuals by police officers oc- Lote er Hl Abn aati strike, the house investigating com: imittes of five members reported to the lower assembly witnesses taken ducted by the at the hearing con- house investigating | Pore committee and telling of the disturb- ‘ances which led up to the gasing and the 100 men, the of tear gas in making arrests be declared unlawful’ except in cases where the arrest is for the commis- sion of a felony or where a felony is being committed. The committee also recommended amending the law regarding display of a warrant suggesting a section of law be drawn requiring the person bese an arrest under ® warrant inform the defendant and to dis- been during the years 1930 through 1934, . - and then estimate the average yield | strain. Symington, chairman, Math Dahl of Dill raged Beauty Toilet Soap, IGA, 3 bars Laundry Soap, IGA, 6 bars LENT SPECIALS Libby's tall aon. eee fee Oat nese BOS se wet... Bide bke, sss. LBC NASH—Served Tender Juicy Head 5c all day Saturday. Special prices on Nash Coffee and Cookies. Pot Roast, Ib. .21c HEAD. LETTUCE Bunch NEW CARROTS HOT COFFEE 1 pound glass. Beets, Uncle William, No, 2 can 3 CAMS 20... cece seen 20c na 27c No dean 2 for... L9C Johnston's Instant Fudge, Reg. 29c, special, 1b. pkg. ..... It Will Pay to Come in. 19c Tomatoes No. 2 tin 3 for 29¢ Tomato Juice No. 1 Tin Grapefruit . Texas Seediess, sweet and juicy, good size, 18 for STRAWBERRIES {3 20c | BANANAS — Topped py yo 4 2 25c 4 Ibs. 25¢ 2 for 15e : Pineapple Sliced or crushed, No, 2 tin, 3 for Salmon Pink No. 1 tall tin 2 for 28 Prunes, Italians, No. 10 tin ...... 35¢ | inet American, 3 cans Farina, Monarch, 12 ox, pkg. ....... 9c Spaghetti, Franco- 2 5 c Maxwell House COFFEE Special Sale Coffee served all day. Manchester Biscuit Co. Sampling and Sale Special Values a. Fruit Cocktail, Monarch, 17 oz. tin ...... Cocoa, .12¢ 15¢ 9c Butter No. 1 Creamery Lb. 32¢ Speed Jell Asst. Flavors 6 for 25¢ Grapefruit Silver Baz,- No. 2 tin, 2 fer ne” 93-98 49-lb. Bag - $2.03 Cream Cheese, Armour, 2 Ibe. 58c | Emmons, Hows Hurd, and Joe ©. Blaisdell, Jr. By a standing vote the house adopt- REPORTS ON STRIKE == Bluejay-WopChallenge Investigators Find Constitu- Game to Be at Fargo be tional Rights Not Violat- Jamestown, N. D., March 8—()— Jamestown its right to a place in the state Class A basketball tourn attempt to stave off amendments for bigger increases, the house banking Friday, Describing in detail testimony of the pending 8 day agreed to amend to expand the Rows. iendig ust by $1,750,000,000 instead of $1,500,000,000. Asbestos is the only mineral that can be woven into fireproof garments )and moulded into instrument pervious to flame, Leroy Pickett, shoemaker of Frank- fort, Ind, made a flower vase from Old pop bottle tops. 7—PAL’S— Phone 77 Tomatoes, No. 2 Crystal White Soap, Giant Size, 23 ee c M. S. C. Gelatine Dessert, oar ...... ane Assorted Cookies, 2 Ibs. for Lettuce ot per head... 5¢ green, 3% 0z., 15c ard Parkinson, F. the report of the investigation tS oe epee. There was little opposi- igh echool. wil defend tournament against the AGREE ON HOLC BILL » March 8—(#)—In an Bote! loan we forces. neral its im- CASH GROCERY Fruits and Vegetables 104 Main HERS 29c We Fill Relief Orders W. E. (Pence) Berwman, Prop. Freshest Fruits and Vegetables Eresh Mushrooms plerniped + Shallots - New a wigs, >/Largest Army Fund Nearing E Enactment| ouren, Fargo. Washington, March ¢—}—Tme| Bismarck Masons Will Honor Past Masters Past masters of the Masonic lodge will be honored at a banquet and starting at 6:30 p. m., Mon- largest appropriation for the army since World war days rolled along ward enactment Friday after the senate had heard warnings and quick denials that there is danger of con- Mian ee Gee $400,000,000 for the war all but $50,000,000 of wh for military activities, predicted sen- ate passage during ‘They were confident in view of the senate’s action Thursday in voting by more than two to one to retain the measure’s provision for an increase of 51,000 men in the nation’s fighting the day. BANKER BURIED x D., March 8.—(?)—Fu- Keating, prominent North Dakota banker who! ai services for B. 1, Can, each . COFFEE %' 2 lbs. 39c "=" AL. RYCKMAN'S 400 Main Avenue nations. CUT tog nin ain hich would ze Monday in Program day, at the local temple. Officers will be spesial guests. hart, J. son, John Parkinson, can, 3 for ....... Mb bor’ ........17C OF Rk Loin Roast perp... 19¢ Butter, Leg Roast per Ib. .... Sr) 19c PEW. oc ocse 32c A dcientnddl ere eh 25 = «de | et Zi zien... 19 Hl Wieners, 17 |VealSteak, 13.¢ Chipped Beets, 9 No. 2 can .......... CHR Kraut, No. 2% Qe | Minced Ham ] Gc By the chunk, Ib. Phone 332 Fruits - Vegetables - Groceries ‘San, Cucumbers hr gamete MOEA. cor cescecceecsss ees Cabbage Stamped GUSSNER’S “Just Phone 1060” WE DELIVER ALL PHONE ORDERS C. 0. D. Oranges, juicy, special, 2 doz. .. “15¢ Minnesota Rutabagas, per Ib. .... glass jar . Uncle William Whole Grain Corn, No. 1 can. Green Beans, No. 2 Empress Coffee, special, 1. died here Thursday, will be at 9 a. m. &t. Anthony of Padua Walter L. Stockwell, secretary of the North Dakota Grand Lodge, will deliver the Principal address taking as his subject, “Young Men in Ma- sonary.” A play will be staged by members of the lodge. Grand Lodge Past masters of the Bismarck lodge, No. 5, living here are L. K. Thompson, John Graham, A. P. Len- H. Wiley, F. F. Skinner, H. J Taylor, A. C. Brainerd, L. V. Mil- ler, G. L. Spear, A. J. Arnot, H. L. Reade, R. W. Lumry, R M. Berge- } F. Dullam 14c can, special, 2 cans..... 29c Africa, is the size of the state of Texas, Monkeys and apes are afflicted by tooth trouble in the same manner as huban beings. —E——E—aE————EEE TOO LATE TO | CLASSIFY SPECIAL, 3.50 California erect waves, $2.50. Regular $5.00 tonic waves, $3.50. and Gabrielien waves, $5.00. Phone 782. California Wave Nook. 104% ‘Third St. ‘Schilling ek Twilling’s Grocery 601 Tenth Street 1-Ib, tall can, 2 for...... Libby’s Fancy Red Salmon, 1-Ib, tall can. French’s Lean k ‘Tapioca, Fancy Carnation Seediess Navels ORANGES CARROTS finder and orey ............. 2 for 15¢ RHUBARB fave 2 Lbs. 27¢ Sweet Potatoes Ciitemna Jenes.. 4 Lbs. 27 ¢ GRAPEFRUIT wiser: tri telot ee 5 for 17 ¢ LETTUCE xem Seite’ ricsts ........ 2 Heads 15¢ LEMONS Cait. tres ful'ot ce ........ DOZ. 25e Pink Salmo Finest quality pink, caught in the frigid Alaskan wa- ters and packed fresh. 1 LB. TALL TINS Each 12c TOMATO CUT SOUP ~~ Fie tomatome SY | Ne *eftncemn foam, © "OE | Race, ighty sated 3 Cans 19c 2 Cans 19c 2 Lb. Box 18¢ PINEAPPLE ASPARAGUS FISH BALLS o_2% tina of ripe sated halt See tamer, AOA Me | sian of Slgitents; sandy, Each 13¢ reuesl b FRUITS end trea I) j < VEGETABLES GRAPEFRUIT NEW CABBAGE LEMONS RUTABAGAS Large fresh eggs frem local EGGS ="===Doz 19¢ COFFEE MIRACLE WHIP CHEESE oe 2 eee © ihe Fall quart jars of this delici All varieties of Kraft's Pound 28 eg = ¥, Lb. 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