The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 29, 1935, Page 6

: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1935 - al Jother points in anticipation of the; . |High Court to Hear =|.» ion RRC Straw Supplies ‘present expected emergency. | . & ‘ } Virtually Exhausted | Tindan urged tivestock owners to) Five Cases in April] ai 4 Paint company| The Gottschalck case has moved | | ses trom lean nw wee pany | through the courts since 1931. Gott- | Five cases from various sections of versus Mrs. J. W. Smith, | Other cases on the calendar in-|ministrator of the estate of W. G. lobtain their supplies of rougha appellant: ow declaring he did not believe suppiies Straw supplies of the rural rehab- To." on hand would be available after Mitation corporation have been vir- yay 1, tually exhausted in 10 concentration | ane points in the Red River valley, Matt Continuing Films at &. Tindall, manager of the RRC, Mivestock feed division said Friday. Heavy demands have made deep! . §nroads on available stocks. | Vocal duets sung by the Misses Tindall said rush orders from Gladys Barth and Tanye Edholm and county feed workers will be com- 4 sermonette by the pastor, Rev. G. pletely filled by April 6. After that Adolph Johns, will accomp: time, he explained, only supplies re- Showing of “Jesus and the Te maining will be at Grand Forks, Lar- Continuing the “I Am the Way imore and Casselton. ies on the life of Christ, at the First Less than 3,000 tons of straw re- Lutheran church at 8 o'clock Sun- main at the 10 concentration points, ¢aY evening. The interested public Alfred Bellweg, field representative |# invited. in charge of the Red river area, told ’ Tindall. This amount is expected to be gone soon. Straw concentrated at key points in western and central North Dakota will be redistributed to sections out- side the Red River: valley, Tindall re- vealed. Surplus supplies were stored at Berthold, Minot, Northgate, Kill- deer, Dickinson, New England and Schilling | PW) stared M has More flavor SSS has more zest #0 you use Ress of it about 74 less this of other mustards. Prices below are good for week of March 29th to April 4th SALMO 18K Fancy Red Alaska, 20¢ 1 Ib tall can Carol, 32 oz. jar .. 8 oz. jar MAYONNAISE: 18K Salad or Barbecue, 4 10 oz. jar . : GRAPE JA Fargo Pure, 1 Ib, jar (Raspberry, Strawberry, Cherry, Peach, Pineapple, Apricot) | A Carol, raspberry and strawberry, in ” mM A A vt ~T 2 Ib. jar Lb. J Stuffed OLIVES... 250 ¥ PICKLE Sweet Mixed, Carol, 8 oz. jar 8 oz. jar .. PEANUT BUTTE Carol, 24 oz. jar .. Alaska Chum, : 1 Ib. tall cans, 2 for 18K Fancy Cove, 10 oz. can 18K wet or dry, No. 1 tins, 2 for TUN A FIS Treasure Light Meat, 's tins, 2 for Fresh, No. 1 tins, 3 for ...... OSEP LUSTRE CHROMIUM WHILE SUDPLIES LAST sae: BISOQUICK Carol, 8 oz pkg. ..........065. Lutheran Devotions onpany the state will be among appeals to/from Cass county; Carl A. Gott- be heard by the state supreme court schalck, appellant from Cass county, at its April term. |versus J. H. Shepperd and the state ! A motion to dismiss the appeal will board of administration; Charles Lo- |be heard by the justices in the case gan versus A. O. Schjeldahl, appel-! of the Bismarck Loan and Investment! lant from Stutsman county, and L. ‘ against Finley Baker, the) E. Heaton, appellant from Burleigh J appella | MARCOVITZ Grocery | cow Free Delivery Service 957 DATES, Dromedary, 10-08, pkg. .......00e0000-+ MAYONNAISE Dress- ing, 16-oz. jar .. 1 pkg. Rice Krispies, 1 pkg. Bran Flakes, 1 Kellors’s Kit 4 pkg. 1 booklet, all for... Cc BANANAS, golden 905 Front Ave. APPLES, per bu. Winesaps, POTATOES, Washington Russets for baking, 50-Ib. bag . MILK, tall tins, Libby's, 3 for COBBLE! 100-pound b: PORK and BEANS, Van Camp's, large tin.... GRAPE JAM, pure, 2-1b, jar Fat Hens and Roasting Chickens, Milk Fed STEAKS—Sirloin, Round, {county versus Anna V. Hoerr as ad-| schalck claims he was discharged CASH GROCERY Fruits and Vegetables Phone 77 104 Main Golden Bantam Corn, 17-0z. can, Dromedary Dates, 10-0z pkg. Patterson Seal Pure Grape Jam, 2-Ib. jar os itn ae Oe a 34c 1 pkg. Corn Flakes, 1 pkg. Whole Wheat Flakes and 1 Kellogg Kit, all for Princess Patt Coffee, per Ib..... 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B. with fudge pan % Ib. bar (H (Fudge Pan FREE) N CHOCOLATE ) DESSERT POWDER 5 Ib, pail i MACKERED Fi: JELLY BIRD EGGS, 8 oz. _.8¢ | Gelatine, IGA, all flavors, pkg. tender, per Ib. Pork Leg Roast, per Ib. .......... Veal Stew, 2 Ibs. ...... eeee ZERR’S Catsup, Heinz, per bottle . Lettuce, large, crisp, 2 heads 17c 23c U. S. Inspected Meats Bananas, golden tipe, 3 Ibs. for Beef Short Rib. 93.0 Fresh Ground Beef, 2 lbs. for Smoked Picnics, meaty, per b, LOC Pork Chops, 2 Ibs, for 29c shankless, lean, per Ihe ... 27c Meats 208 6th St. BUTTER, 1 Ib. prints .. PRUNES, 423 Third St. MEATS—FRUITS—VEGETABLES BANANAS Fancy Ripe 3 Ibs. can, 3 for 23c A MESSAGE . FROM W. K. KELLOGG Every one is interested in the country’s improve- ment. 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We appreciate your prefer- ence and will try constantly to give you a better prod- uct at greater value. Today you get twice as much in Kellogg's at one-half the price you paid for corn flakes before the war, 1908 to 1914, Meanwhile both package and product have been steadily improved. Special processes — exclusively our own—keep Kellogg’s Corn Flakes oven-fresh and flavor-perfect right to your table. You can buy them at grocers anywhere with full confidence in their guaranteed purity and quality. We make only one brand of Corn Flakes— Kellogg’s — in the red-and-green package. sh Kellogg OF BATTLE CREEK Pc OH,! | COULD THINK OF SOME WAY TO MAKE SOME PIN MONEY. WAIT! I'VE GOT AN IDEA—. | ALL SOLD BY NOON TODAY | YES, AND WE HAVE || ORDERS FOR FOUR DOZEN EVERY SATURDAY. THEY'RE LOVELY-WISH | KNEW HOW, CALUMET BAKES BETTER, BECAUSE IT'S REALLY TWO BAKING POWDERS IN ONE! 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