The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1935, Page 6

ve iisininateesinehesennen THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1935 ny mH WINNERS AT MOFRIT LISTED Folk Dances, Flag nees, Flag Drill, Par- ade and Band Concerts Feature Program ‘Winners of the competitive events the Play Day held at Moffit re- tly have been announced. Features of the program were the folk dances, flag drill, a parade which included a pet exhibition by primary pupils and a “Progress of Transpor- tation” section starting with a two- wheeled sulky and a 1914 model car and finishing with a 1935 model, and concerts by the Napoleon high school ‘and Moffit Harmonica bands. Lunch was served at noon by the Farmers Union. Winners of the con- tests include: Class B—Boys high jump: Arthur ‘Ward, White school; Merle: Long, Sterling; Teddy Pillsbury, Moffit. Class C—Boys high jump: Bob Mc- Carl, Moffit; Vernon Chapin, Dris- coll; and Geo. McMurrah, Telfer No. 2, tied for second; Joe Kuntz, Morton, No. 47. Class C—High jump girls: Lyla Thompson, Moffit; Shirley Stewart, Sterling; Margaret Zuroff, Sterling. Class D—Girls high jump: Ger- trude De Haan, Moffit; Eleanor Thelma fran. o Sterling; our, Christiania, Class D—Boys high jump: Lloyd nson, Sterling; Harold Hall, Ster- Class A—Dash girls 40 yds.: Lilla Wahiman, Sterling; Lavina Shaper, Bterling; Yvonne Werner, Moffit. Class A—Dash boys: Glenn Stew- rt, Sterling; Donald Ward, White t.; Billy Coder, Moffit. Class B—Dash Girls: Erma Wahl- , Sterling; Dot Jones, Moffit; ion Torgerson, Moffit. Class B—Boys Dash: Loyal Belk, terling; Arthur Ward, White Dist.; lerle Long, Sterling. Class C—Girls Dash: Lucille Mof- it, Moffit; Mary McCarl, Moffit; ‘ite Zuroff, Sterling. Class C—Boys Dash: Bob McCarl, fit; Joe Kuntz, Morton 47; James w, Driscoll. Class D-—Girls Dash: Eleanor idkunz, Sterling; Gertrude De- , Moffit; Thelma. Freshour, Christiania. . Class D—Boys 100 yd. dash: Harry jwindling, White; Lloyd Hanson, terling. Class D—300 yd. dash: Harold a Sterling; Lioyd Hanson, Sterl- ‘Three Legged Race—Moffit, first; ®terling, second; Taft, third. Potato Race, Girls—Yvonne Wer- > Moffit, first; Dorothy Clooten, md; Ruth Gilbert, Moffit, third. Potato Race, Boys—Calvin Chen- Pweth, Sterling, first; Harold Prince, al second; Jim Moffit, Moffit, {oa [Additional Sports j Big Conservation Meeting Planned Officials From Four States to Participate in Discussions Here June 19-20 Plans for one of the biggest conser- vation gatherings ever held in North Dakota, with officials from four states participating, were announced Friday by Art Peterson, state com- loner of game and fish, to be Id here June 19 ahd 20. Conservation officials have been invited from Minnesota, South Dako- ta and Montana to meet with sports- men. and officials of the state, in Conjunction with the first annual @cnvention of the Junior Game War- @ens’ League of North Dakota, con- jing of nearly 2,000 youthful mem- J. N. (Ding) Darling, chief of the Inited States bureau of biological jurvey at Washington, and Seth Gor- » head of the American Game as- tion, have been extended invi- tions. John R. Foley of Wabasha, Minn., thairman of the Minnesota Conserva- tion commission, will be one of the ipal speakers on the Junior farden League program and will participate in conferences with offi. gials of the four states and sports- » regarding closer cooperation the northwest states on con- tion questions. E. M. Lee, chief state game warden, in charge of plans for the sessions, which, he said, directors and mem- of the newly formed North Da- Wild Life association will be in- ‘The Junior Warden League, formed this state under the sponsorship the state department, has attract- @d attention in a number of states which have sent in queries, Lee said. juests to join the league also have received from as far a distance Pennsylvania, he stated. Commissioner Peterson stated plans for a tentative ten year conservation rogram in North Dakota may be fade at the session with sportsmen ting with the state depart- ment in drafting such a plan. Chicago Holds Slender Lead in Net Tourney - Evanston, Ill, May 24.—(®)—The University of Chicago held a slender ‘one-point lead over Northwestern and Minnesota Friday as the annual western conference tennis champion- so tournament went into the semi- a Maroons, defending champions, 5 won their four singles matches Thurs- and added a doubles victory to up five points under the new system, Minnesota and western won two singles and wo doubles matches for four points ~ Mlinois’ sophomore star, Nelson Mc- defeated John Fitcher of Iowa, , 6-1, and his opponent today, Wil- Schommer of Minnesota, ad- by @ 6-4, 6-1 victory over Siegel of Michigan. Grimm Sees Brilliant Future for Henshaw ~ Chicago, May Mm persever- | | gnce makes a baseball player, youth- SW Roy Henshaw, that studious young! c | Star Once, Extra Now |11 Sales Tax Field Twenty years ago Clara Kimball Young was a movie box office favor. ite with an annual income of $200,. 000. Today she is just another of Hollywood's extras, appearing in an “atmosphere” role with 350 other extras in a film now in production. (Associated Press Photo) lefthander with the Chicago Cubs, should be a pitching star before the finish of the 1935 season, Charley John Grimm, manager of the club, shares that opinion. Young Henshaw, a 1932 graduate of the University of Chicago, is one of the greatest students in the major leagues. His National League record to date of 20 scoreless innings out of 21 pitched this season, indicates he is an excellent pupil. So far he has been the sensation of the Cubs pitch- ing staff. Manager Charley Grimm says of him: “That boy has shown me so much that I wouldn't be afraid to start him against Pittsburgh, the Giants or the Cardinals. And he should be inval- uable as a relief pitcher.” Fritz Grocery 222 So. 11th Phone 430 Snider’s Malt Syrup, Coffee, Whole Wheat Pure Preserves, Butter, Men Are Appointed Appointment of it 11 field men who will administer the retail sales tax in their divisions was announced Fri- day by the office of state tax com- missioner. The districts were split on the basis of one service man for every 62,000 H. Haut, Gackle, and E. K. Shaefer,/tains with the finding of two bodies| Pvt, Ira Hicks of Brooks Field, Tex. The victims| who left Muskogee, Okla., last Sun- Carrington. in a wrecked airplane. “Appointment of the men was in| were Lieut. Wendell Holladay and|day for Barksdale Field. La. Tesponse to demand by merchants of the state, who explained they needed assistance in setting up proper sys- tems,” the office announced. FLIERS’ BODIES FOUND Feavener, Okla., May 24.—()—An extensive search over four states for two missing army fliers came to an ‘population, similar to the Iowa sys- tem, it was pointed out. The men appointed are: Francis, DeLisle, Walhalla; Fred 8, Fleck,| Selz; P. H. McGurren, Minot; C. E.! Colcord, Mohall; P. E. Collins, Het-/ tinger, former deputy in the state, game and fish department; M. M.! Ruder, Bismarck; Arend Hoffman. | Rutland; J. E. Jacobson, LaMoure; | George N. Kenniston, Bismarck; A. Use only one KG as 44 years ago end in the rugged Kiamichi moun- level teaspoonful BAKING POWDER Same price today 25 ounces for 25e Manufactured by Baking Powder Specialists whomeke Whether it be with a ham sandwich or a full course dinner, nothing brings out the fine flavor of foods like BUDWEISER. Order by the Case for your Home anon Budweiser KING OF BOTTLED BEER ANHEUSER. /BUSCH ees BISMARCK GROCERY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Bismarck ST. Louis N. Dak. WHITE KING’s active Last 2 to 3 Times Longer ITE KING is always ready to help you with every cleaning or washing duty. The rich, active suds never give up until all the dirt is OUT. Your work is ac- complished far more easily with this pure nut and vegetable oil soap...and at less expense. For WHITE KING is not only eco- nomical to use, but pays for itself many times over in protection to valued possessions. Learn proved its satisfaction to so ©many women for so many years. Use ONE- THIRD LESS with LUKEWARM WATER FOR BEST RESULTS Phone 371 “Dependable” We Deliver Prunes No. 10 Tin 35c Salad Dressing, Carol, quart .........33c Dill Pickles, Carol, quart .............17¢ Raisins, 4 Ib. pkg. ..............064.-29€ Post Toasties ..... seveeseees ed Digs, 19¢ Shredded Wheat ............. 2 pkgs. 25c Luncheon Sets, service for six Palmolive Soap ............. Fruits Vegetables C. J. TULLBERG, Prop. Carl’s Grocery ~ SPOHN’S 626 9th St. WE DELIVER Toilet Tissue, fine quality, 4 rolls . °19c Queen Olives, Maxwell House Coffee, good to the last drop, 29 c 1 Ib. vacuum tin Miracle Whip, Pure Unsweetened Grape- fruit Juice, Pure Grape Jam, 2 Ib. jar ...... fh Libby’s Dill Pickles, Sunray Soda Crackers, 2 Ib. box 2 1 Cc Lettuce, Carrots, Aspara- gus, Celery, ’Bagas, -Cucumbers Sherbets and Ice Creams Sl oe or Cut Wax ns, No, 2 cans, 1 0 c D & WHITE ster Scott's Grocery 311 Seventh St. Free Delivery Phone 816 COFFEE, Red and White or Nash, lb. 33¢ CAKE FLOUR, Red PUFFED RICE, White, 2% Ib. pkg. ...... ™29c |: 2 pkgs. . roger Preserves MYSTERY VALUES MIRACLE WHIP Pure 16-oz. jar SALAD DRESSING 3 Ibs. 21c Rice Choice Blue 3 Ibs. 19¢ POTTED MEATS, 514-02, tin, 2 for, QUEEN OLIVES, DILL PICKLES, VELVEETA CHEESE, 28-08, jar ... CUT GREEN BEAN! good grade, 3 cans.. .29c fruit), 2 Ibs. .... LETTUCE, 2 heads ..................15e CUCUMBERS, each ... NEW CABBAGE, per Ib. . COMPOTE (mixed MARCOVITZ Grocery sii Free Delivery Service mh Is mens WE HAVE LOTS OF PARKING SPACE—NO LIMIT Se. ae LETTUCE, solid head, RICE, 4 Ibs. ......000 a 25c full Nec? tns 3 for... LOC tender, 2 Ibs. ............ Bebe bag eens ADE POTATOES, specially era tr Oe | tan we Got our pete first. 16-oz. bottle ............ - - Meat Department - - GROUND BEEF, STEAKS, T-Bone, Sirloin, Round pure, 2IbS. ...........085 29c | Veal, Pot Roast FAT HENS SPRINGERS SLICED BACON | Se | rE 1208 L S 428 Third St. Meats, Fruits and Vegetables HEAD LETTUCE, firm, heads, head 5¢ Milk, Swift’s, 1 9c ORANGES 3 cans for ........... Med. Size, Juicy Beans, green or 1 9 c 2 doz. wax, 2 for .....++++. a Cad Pcie... 190 jean... LOC [pew cscs, 28c per burch ......s-- OC | PRUNES bo ha $1.59 | 59 ye .29¢ Lm .19¢ i pees far. 19¢ | seme toe... Oe See the 168 Aue. MEAT DEPARTMENT 16% acs. BTA eeceeenees OO Baby Beef Steaks, sir- 32 Lb. 21c loin, t-bone, per Ib. . Cc j———— gr 54 2 or more 33 c — + aig Beef Ribs, Swift's 19 senna madi brand, per Ib. ........ Cc CHICKENS, per Ib. .............. Free Delivery — See Our Large Asst. of Cold Meats THE RED & WHITE srs The Corner Grocery A. Boutrous, Owner Phone 1059 500 Third Street We Deliver Come In and See the Values in Our Unusual Surprise Sale, Saturday, May 24 Never before have we had such values. We list only a few: COFFEE, Green & COFFEE, Red & White, 1 Ib. pkg. White, 1 Ib. tin Velveeta Cheese, OVALTINE, original per % Ib. pkg. ........ 50c size, now only .... Puffed Rice, BROWN SUGAR, Powdered Sugar, RICE, Choice Blue Rose, 3 Ibs. for - Fruit Department - - ORANGES, fancy Valencias, POTATOES, Wisconsin Round small size, 3 doren for CABBAGE, Whites, C. | per 100 1. one fornia, per Ib. GRAPEFRUIT, faney 43c Florida, 6 for 29c BUTTER, Fresh Creamery, per lb. 28¢ SS I TE - - Meat Department - - (U. S. Government Inspected) VEAL STEW, per Ib, .. crisp, per iors CAREOTS, Green POT monet, TITTLE BROS. PACKING CO. MEAT MERCHANTS “GUARD YOUR HEALTH” We Handle Government Inspected Meats TELL TEESE LE TELE IE LT SELLE ILE 100% PURE LARD ;'t.: 2 Ibs. for ...........++ Fresh Slices, 2 Ibs. for .... PORK LIVER TE, VEAL STEW Fresh and Meaty, 2 Ibs. for ... Shoulder Steak Veal, Ib. RING LIVER SAUSAGE fen ”..14c CHEESE, Wisc. Brick or Cream, lb. 2 3c "a" AL. RYCKMAN'S "s= 400 Main Avenue Fruits - Vegetables - Groceries WE DELIVER ALL PHONE ORDERS C. 0. D- Pears, > No. 2% cans, 3 for..... Del Monte Peaches, No. 2% cans, 3 for ....