The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 3, 1935, Page 6

i ! } e ‘/ of oral arguments before the supreme + court in the A. L. Schechter Poultry corporation case, the senate proposal 4 | RELY ON HOUSE 10 , Administration Strategy to Beat | ministration officials. i SAVE NRA PROGRAM April Extension Move Is Revealed Washington, May 3—(?)—Roose- velt forces are relying heavily on the! house of representatives to save their, Plans for extending NRA from being! shattered in congress. This became clear Friday as tenta- covery unit only until next Ap contrasted with the original plan of| administration men to prolong it two years—the house would be counted upon to pass a measure more satis- factory to the White House. Attempts wold be made by Roose- velt men to get the house to approve @ two-year extension and other changes in the hope the senate then ‘would change its stand. One argu- ment would be “when congress meets Next year it will be an election year; why not get the whole problem setlled in an off-year?” While government attorneys battled for the life of NRA in a continuation for a short extension of the law was! Bubjected to @ cross fire from some! industrialists, labor leaders, and ad- | Senators friendly to NRA said they, ‘were receiving protests from indus- trial leaders, on the ground that the ERFECT] COFFEE ALWAYS FRESH:—The best cup of coffee you ever tasted. Plan would not remove uncertainty as to the Blue Eagle's future. NRA officials were protesting that the resolution reported by the senate finance committee meant the death of the Blue Eagle and were demand- ing a broadening of the definition of interstate commerce, ‘Send-a-Dime’ Scheme Is Spreading Rapidly Washington, May 3.—(#)—The “send-a-dime” chain letter scheme that first attracted attention at Denver, was said Friday to be spread- ing rapidly, despite that it has been declared illegal by the post- office department. A number of such letters even have reached the national capital. j Where Attorney General Cummings warned employes of the justice de- rtment not to participate in the chain after it was disclosed that of- ficial department stationery had becn used to further it. It would be the department’s duty to prosecute any fraud cases that may arise from such chain letters. The letters are designed to bring to each writer $1,520 if the chain is unbroken. Solicitor Karl Crowley recently in- formed the postmasters at Denver and at Mason City and Des Moines, Ta, that the “send a dime” letters violate the fraud and lottery sec- tions of the postal laws. and are un- mailable. CASH GROCERY Fruits and Vegetables Phone 77 104 Main Dawn Glo Pears, No. 2 can, 2 for 21c Milk, tall cans, 83 for ............ 20c Pork and Beans, tall can .......... 10c Peaches, Pears, Apricots, No. 2% BAR sivsccain 19c ee ee ae ae Tb tin ,.....0.. L2C a Economical Richholt== GROCERY Phone 631 Chocolate Hershey’s Y-lb. pkg. 12 CORN, Blue & Gold, 17-02, can, MEOR . oo.os ojs:s's ss Geo. C. Myers, Prop. MILK Northfield 2 tall cans 13c 223 7th St. Cocoa Hershey’s 1-Ib. tin 12¢ PEAS—Dawn Glo, No. 2 can, 2 for PRINCESS PATT COFFEE 23 fr: 3| CHEESE— American, 2-Ib. box .. Sunbrite Cleanser 14-02. size 5 for 23c PUFFED RICE per pkg. .. 1 DIC 10c MACARONI Minneopa Brand 2-Ib. box 17¢ SEER i Oy meopa, No. 1 5 Cc tin, each Purex Bleacher and water softener Y gal. 25 WHEATIES | 2 pkgs. ........ 23c (Shirley Temple Bowl Free) (BUTTER, pound 28c| Fresh Fruit and Vegetables WE DELIVER yb priate S400 29c Segond meawlar or See for OC BACON, Swift’s X Brand, ¥, Ib. cello 1 7 c 9c | HORSERADISH | MUSTARD, 9 oz. jar m= SPOHN’S FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Blue Barrel Soap 5 giant bars 24c 518 9th St. fallon ean =~. 64 GRAPE JAM, 2 1b, jar ........ 24c PINEAPPLE JUICE, Dole’s, 15c SWEET POTATOES, Cream, por ibe. 2OC (with sponge) Carrots, Celery, Tomatoes, Cabbage, Lettuce, Fresh Strawberries Swift’s Meats jexpected to arrive home Saturday. Hettinger Tabernacle Pastor to Speak Here Rev. C. E. Oster, pastor of the Gos- pel Tabernacle at Hettinger, will be guest speaker at special services to be conducted at the Bismarck Gospel Tabernacle at & o'clock Friday eve- ning. Rev. Oster has just returned from the annual spring convention of his church held at Minot. Rev. Her- man G. Johnson, pastor of the local tabernacle, still is at Minot and is Warn Farmers on Use Of Grasshopper Bait A warning to farmers against the danger to livestock by improper han- cling of poisoned grasshopper bait, ‘Ws issued Friday by the state live- stock sanitary board. There has been considerable loss of livestock during the past few years from eating grasshopper bait, the board said, stating that in or carelessness in disposing of surplus bait or sacks containing the poison. “Farmers must realize that in the use of grasshopper bait they are deal- ing with one of the most deadly poi- sons, namely, arsenic,” the board said, “great care must be exercised at all time in the handling of this material, “Grasshopper bait should be spread in fine flakes, making sure that no lumps are deposited on the ground. The only safe way to dispose of the surplus bait and sacks which con- tained bait is by burning and then thoroughly scattering the ashes.” High School Band to Broadcast on May 15 Underwood, N. D. May 3.—The Underwood high school band will broadcast a concert over KFYR, Bis- marck, the evening of Wednesday, May 15, from 8:30 to 9 o'clock. In addition to the band numbers, a vo- cal trio selection and two solo num- bers will be given. J. E. Danielson, Underwood superinendent of schools, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1985 THE RED & WHITE >t all cases investigated it was found|has completed.arrangements for the due to improper spreading of the bait | broadcast. “GIVE ME FRESH AIR AND PLENTY —You can’t whiz along the road to health on fresh air and exercise alone. It takes a well-balanced diet to really keep you going at full speed. And here’s my recipe for 2 breakfast that gives you a flying start: Delicious Shredded Wheat and milk, with your favorite fresh fruits of the season.” It’s whole wheat—nothing added, nothing taken away. Shredded Wheat gives you all of Nature's vital health elements. Ask for the package showing the picture of Niagara Falls and the red N.B.C, Uneeda Seal Twilling’s Grocery 601 Tenth Street Phone 1613 SATURDAY SPECIALS eanaede cae... pkgs. Campbell's Pork and Beans, (with Scottie cream pitcher) 1 Ib, 12 oz, Nash Coffee, No Bean, 2 for»... LOC Hilex, quart bottle large ts cee oa «2 LC TITTLE BROS. PACKING CO. MEAT MERCHANTS “GUARD YOUR HEALTH” We Handle Government Inspected Meats . .. BEEF - - GRAIN FED - - BEEF... BEEF POT ROAST, per Ib. .. ae TOP SIRLOIN STEAK, no bone, no waste, Ib. TENDER BOILING BEEF, per Ib. PKLD. CORN BEEF, boneless, per Ib. . Milk Fed Breast, for stuffing, Ib. ......11¢ Steak, shoulder, Ib. ..........19¢ EAL Leg Roast, 4 to 6 Ibs. avg., Ib. . .16¢ BEEF ROAST Pencicsr, Strioin Cats, RESE: Wisconsin rr and - Cream, Ib. .... 24c HORMEL’S SOUPS aut, perl, ... 21 soup, bean soup, 2 ford C se AL. RYCKMAN'S "= 400.Main Avenue Fruits - Vegetables - Groceries WE DELIVER ALL PHONE ORDERS C. 0. D. Oranges, sweet navels, ee ae ae .20c Cucumbers, Smacks 38c Edgmont grown, each ter Wafers, 2 pkgs. .... Cauliflower, snow. white, per Ib. .. ar Green and Wax Beans. 32 EDDED HEAT NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY “Uneeda Bakers” A MIRACLE WORKER FOR BUSY HOUSEWIVES Clorox does more than solvelaun- bage cans, sickroom equipment, dry problems. As it cleans it kills bathtubs, basins and toilet bowls germs and guards the “danger clean and sanitary.... Because zones“inkitchenand Clorox Is a germicide—pure, safe bathroom. It makes and dependable—it has many im- refrigerators,coolers, portant personal uses.... The label drainboards, gar- tells the story. PROTECTS ...1IT DISINFECTS BLEACHES REMOVES STAINS - DESTROYS ODORS KILLS GERMS MARCOVITZ Grocery — Free Delivery Service sic ge Asa ce MOY leancing atte chose OE -- APPLES - - MT Ticnarras pte eeeiisd eee 606. $1.49 - - POTATOES rs For Table or Planting - - Attention, Farmers ‘We Buy Eggs or Poultry for Cash é Noa te casHeuRs onees 15c aa ee - MEAT DEPARTMENT - Lard, (limit) 296 2 Ibs. STEAKS: T-Bone, Sirloin, Round , Veal, Pot Roast, Pork Roast “We Thank You” “Strawberries” Navel Oranges, the last of the season, 2 doz. 83c Bananas Avocadoes Winesap Apples Limes “Vegetables” Tomatoes Head Lettuce Celery Spinach Cauliflower Radishes Green Onions New Peas Carrots Wax Beans New Potatoes Rhubarb Sweet Potatoes Asparagus “Grocery Department” Dole’s Pineapple Juice, NO, 2 CaN, CBCN ...ssscecececcccseesverers California Figs, 8 oz. pkg., each .....+ PTTTTTTTT rier Minneopa Sweet Potatoes, No. 2% CaM, €BCh ....sorerscveescecereees it’s supreme—per Ib. Priscilla: Butter Cookies, 4 doz. to pkg., each ..... “Meat Department” U. 8. Inspected Steer Beef Pot Roast, Per Ib. ...cceseccccrescccvcsccsevssveroes U. 8. Inspected Steer Sirloin Steak, per lb. U. &. Inspected Lamb Shoulder Roast, rolled and boned, per Ib. .........0see00 Meat Loaf, beef, pork and veal, ND DELIVERIES: 9 and 10:30 A. M. — 2:30 and 4:30 P. M. Daily Carl’s Grocery Maxwell House Coffee, 1 Ib. ..........30c Crisco, 3 Ibs. .......... iGena sien das oe Ambrosia Cocoa, 2 Ibs. ............ Sauerkraut, No. 24 tin ..........2 for 19c Gingerale or Lime Rickey . Ivory Soap, medium ..... .eeee.-3 for 17 Toilet Tissue, Jay Tee ...... .....3 for 10c The Corner Grocery A. Boutrous, Owner 500 Third Street | We Deliver Tanery .... Per Lb. 29¢ CARROTS, Green 1 2 Tops, 2 bunches for ... c ASPARAGUS, Walla 1 1 Walla, 1 Ib. .......... c CAULIFOWER, fresh Phone 1059 BUTTE Campbell’s, per can ... PORK and BEANS, Van Camp's, 2 large cans for ....... 23c PUFFED WHEAT, 9 CELERY, well 9c|%, EUs c bleached, per stalk ..... C | APPLE BUTTER, (2 for 1%c) Fancy Valencias, ORANGE 2 dozen for ............ (With two 8-oz, Tumblers FREE) -- MEAT DEPARTMENT - - A Full Line of High Quality Meats at Reasonable Prices STEAK, Fancy, per lb. .__.28¢ (Extra Special Round, T-Bone and Sirloin) nna hamniictcoiiniees 5 | peal a iS - - - FANCY STEWING HENS Also Saturday Delivery at 6 P. M. “Dependable” GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 No. 2 tins 29c Phone 371 We Deliver Fruits Vegetables ..3 for 43c C. J. TULLBERG, Prop. JUST PHONE 1060 Gussner’s= SINCE 1883 -- GRAIN FED MEATS - - “THERE’S A DIFFERENCE” “CASH AND CARRY” BEEF STEW jer per pound VEAL STEW 2.44 15c 2%; POT ROAST. SHORT RIBS 3"? 3una BEEF LIVER jer pouna .. den th 15c oh eee lee ee Bhowider Ibe oeeesseee LOC | per Be cerssrsees LAE — FANCY HENS — ,“ALWAYS KEPT FRESH” By Our Adequate Refrigeration Facilities ORANGES ::".........2doz. 79¢ LETTUCE S002... 2 heads 13¢ Avocadoes, Shallots, Fresh Tomatoes, Rhubarb, Green Beets BANANAS Hoge ieel = 3 Lbs. .........28e Green Peas Green Beans Radishes Cucumbers : Snow-white Cauliflower CARROTS Green tops ....... 2 bunches 13¢ RHUBARB, Fancy Crisp2 Ibs. 19¢ —Fancy Red Ripe Strawberries— Lima Beans 0c Cut Green Beans (No. 2 tins) Kidney Beans TOMATO JUICE (eortin™......... 3 for 25¢ Hominy CHEESE Brick, American ......... 2 Ib. loaf 59¢ COFFEE (Pier certeesscsesleeesessecscieee 33c Pineapple Juice 18c “2 s- 15c¢. SINCE 1883 Gussner’s= JUST PHONE 1060=————=