The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 28, 1936, Page 5

», a y OUTLOOK FOR GOOD DURUM PRICE POOR Federal Survey Shows Policies of Other Nations Reduce Export Outlet Prospects for strong Durum wheat prices are poor, according to analysis of the world situation by the federal department of agriculture. from the United States are at the lowest ebb in years, due to in- creased production in Italy and North Africa. “Strong nationalistic” policies also have operated to reduce exports. Despite this fact the supply on hand in America still is under the average although more than double the nor- mally short stocks of last season. Premiums for high-grade Durum also have been substantially reduced, the shows: ‘The effect of nationalistic policies is shown by current prices for Durum wheat in protected countries. Native Durum in Naples, Italy, was quoted at $3.00% in mid-February while Amer- ican Durum was laid on the docks at Naples for $1.10%. African Durum, favored by a French subsidy was quoted at $1.50% at Marseilles while American Durum, duty unpaid, was at $1.055%. Domestic prices for Durum have been somewhat under those for @ year ago, the mid-February aver- age at Minneapolis being $1.23 a bushel as compared with $1.34 for the corresponding week in 1935. The planting prospect is uncertain. since Durum is sown in the spring, but the Canadian government is ad- vising farmers not to plant this graiu extensively because of the restricted market outlet. Reports from Italy are that the crop there may be shorter in 1936 than in previous years because of scarcity of seed and a shortage of manpower for field work. ‘Throughout Europe the use of bet- ter seed and more fertilizer is general. Portugal, with an over supply, has en- acted a law forbidding the seeding of wheat on ground used for this crop a year ago. Democrats Will Set Convention March 11 Fargo,,N. D., Feb. 28.—(?)—Date and place of the state Democratic convention will be determined at a meeting of the state central commit- tee at Jamestown, March ll, J. C. Eaton, chairman, announced Thurs- day night. The unofficial state convention to indorse candidates for ‘state office, he said, probably would be called to meet coincident with the official ses- sion at which a national committee- Man and committeewoman will be elected and national delegates named. On the central committee are Eaton, A. T. Nicklawsky, Hillsboro, secre- tary; Charles Vogel, Fargo, treasurer and 49 committeemen, one from es legislative district. Joe Crosson Asked to Locate Girl Musher Fairbanks, Alaska, Feb. 28.—(P}— Joe Crosson, Alaska “mercy flier” was asked Friday to look for Miss Mary Hoyce, 27-year-old dog team driver, now six days overdue at her next stop on a 1,000 mile trek from Taku to Fairbanks, Friends of the diminutive “musher” and candidate for the “Miss Alaska” beauty honor, feared she may have met with an accident in the ice-locked country between Burwash Landing, Y. T., and Tanana Crossing. You'll never be the same again after you’ve seen MAG- NIFICENT OBSESSION which opens Saturday evening at the Capitol Theatre. HEIRESS, COWBOY ON HONEYMOON ‘The former Anne Gould Meador, New York heire: who was married to a cowboy after her divorce from a bank clerk, is shown with her sec. ond husband, Herman H. Elsbury, dude ranch cowboy, on their honey- moon in the Rockies near Alamosa, Colo. (Associated Press Photo) Snow Has Little Business Effect for December, although it was well Northwest Volume in January! above the average for January, 1935. Remains Above Year Ago Despite Weather Business in the Northwest during January was snowbound but still ac- tive, according to the monthly review of the Ninth Federal Reserve Bank, issued Friday. Bank debits in 94 cities of the dis- trict remained at 74, the same figure as for December which was one of the best business months in recent his- tory. This was 16 points higher than the figure for January, 1934, and nine points higher than for January, 1935.|4 The first half of February, the re- port said, showed bank debits some-|# what larger than for the same period year ago, despite the handicap to business imposed by the weather. Most of these debits, however, rep- resented the completion of business transactions previously launched since retail trade decreased somewhat | in January and early February be- cause of blizzards and snow-blocked Toads. Valley Trade Dwindles In the Red River valley of North Dakota retail trade last January was 99 per cent of January, 1934. In southeastern North Dakota it was 88 per cent and in the rest of the state it was 74 per cent. Sales of beef cattle declined on the South St. Paul market with a strong demand for stockers and lower grade killer cattle. The first cattle fed with grain from the 1935 crop appeared on the market and lacked finish as com-j pared with previous years, indicating @ possible lack of fattening quality in| the 1935 grain crop. Hogs continued to move to market. as a result of the price jump follow- ing the AAA decision, but many of them lacked quality and prices de- clined and the January price average was less than 5 per cent above that ZERR’S PHONE 928 Sugar, 10 lb. cloth bag . 17c| Lettuce, firm, crisp, 2 for ..... 2 Ib, box - 17¢c Oranges, small, sweet size, 2 doz. ... Grapefruit, medium size, 7 for .. RICHHOLT ROGER Flavors 4 pkgs. ‘19¢ Cheese 2 Ibs. 55¢ Celery, bleached, large bunch .... a Egg Noodles ine, medium, 1 9 Cc wide, 1 Ib. pkg. . 25c .29¢ Grapefruit, No. 2 tin, 2 for .. Phone 631 Spaghetti, 3 cans Crackers, Excel, 2 Ib. box .. Spiced Fish, fancy as- Tomato Soup, Camp- bell’s, 3 cans The price of slaughter lambs de- clined but heavier demand lifted the price of breeding ewes. Feeder lambs were in demand at good prices, Dairy Outlook Good A good outlook for the dairy indus- try is indicated by the fact that stor- age stocks of butter now are near the record low for Feb. 1, established a year ago. All cold storage stocks were below the five year average with the exception of beet, meats and cheese. miscellaneous Throughout the district as a whole the number of dairy cows decreased per cent as compared with a de- crease of 2 per cent for the nation as whole. The dairy industry in the two Dakotas ran counter to the dis- trict and national trend with slight increases in numbers reported. The number of “other cattle” on farms in the district was 8 per cent larger than a year ago but smaller than in any other recent year except 1935. The number of hogs increased about 25 per cent between Jan. 1, 1935, and Jan. 1, 1936, but still is far below estmates for any other recent year and is less than half as large as the number on hand in 1931. Farm Income Increases Income from seven leading farm items during January was 44 per cent larger than in January, 1935, all clas- sifications showing gains, Complete figures for December for the four states show a farmers cash income of $44,327,000 before adding rental and benefit payments. This was the largest December total since 1930. The trend of farm income for De- cember during the last seven years follows: Year 1929 .. 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 .. ‘Excluding Rental and Benefit Pay- ween for the month of December, Stalled Train Crew Is Blamed for Wreck St. James, Minn., Feb. 28.—(7)— J. J. Prentic, superintendent of the Omaha railroad’s western division, Thursday said blame for a collision of two freight trains near Jordan Feb. 17 which resulted in death of four trainmen apparently rested on the crew of the stalled train. ~ BRAZIL ARRESTS ‘RED’ Porto Alegre, Brazil, Feb. 28—(®)— Police Friday charged Adalbert Bir- insky, whom they arrested several days ago, with being an agent of the Communist international interested in the Brazilian rebellion of last No- \vember. Schilling pper The luxury of good pepper is anyone’. It costs no more. 105 Fifth St. Butter Fresh Creamery, per Ib. Lettuce, per large head ...........+ 5 c Sugar, 10 Ib. cloth sack ........ 55c |* Se kt 2 9 c Del Monte Spinach, No, 24% size can per dozen ry eee 7 Libby’s Sauerkraut, 33c No. 2% can Apples, Rome Beauties and Delicious, 10 tbs. .... Glo-Ray, No. 2 can 6c SALMON, Libby’s fancy red, 1 Ib. can, each .. 29c SARDINES, Tomato and mustard, 9c er eons (OR At , Elbo cut, 2 Ib. box 17c CRORES, Geisha, ¥, size can, ach can s 29 Cc GINGER. BREAD MIX, 14 oz. pkg., each pkg. ...... 2 1 Cc A a CAKE 44 oz. pkg. ..... 29c PRUNES, Red Tag, No. 1 can PLUMS, Libby’s DeLuxe, No, 1 can penne Baking Fig Rolls, P & T FOOD STORE —Phone 1994— This Sale Good-Friday,‘Saturday, Monday Free Delivery Service Prunes 60-70 size, 2 pounds pples, 40 pound box, 2 Ib. Pkg. .....seeeeeeeee 5 pound pail Vegetable and Tomato Soup, 1014 oz, can, 4 for 25c Jello Regular, 3 pkgs. 13c U. S. Inspected Corn Fed MEATS See - VEAL . 24c ROAST, per Ib. ROLLED RIB ROAST, per Ib. 23c PORK ROASTS, Loin end, an . pieces, "2 2 c per Ib. . ads. LSC crisp, 2 heads .. bleached, bunch LOC ROTS, 2 bunches LOC .3le "25c 27c ORANGES for juice, 2 doz. ... Grapefruit, Vero, 2 No. 2 cans. GRAPEFRUIT, Med. size, 5 for | | President to Get Seven-Foot Eagle Washington, Feb, 28.—(7)—Rep. Joseph P. Monoghan (Dem., Mont.), was deciding Friday whether to accept a stuffed Amer- ican eagle or a live eagle. The bird was offered by George T. Spaulding, Deer Lock, Mont., rancher, who explained “it is in splendid heaith. It is a beauty, “and measures 7 feet from tip to tip. Do you want it stuffed or shall we send it like it is? Monaghan, who said he would Offer it to President Roosevelt, Hid let the chief executive de- cide, Winnipeg Expects to Change Trading Time Winnipeg, Feb. 28.—(#)—A general meeting of the Winnipeg Grain ex- change membership Friday is ex- pected to empower the exchange council to alter the hours of trading. The meeting was called in view of the anticipated change in trading hours on the Chicago Board of Trade due to the changing from central stan- dard time to eastern standard time March 1, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1936 Fights Disorders Premier Manuel Azana (above). head of the new left-republica,. government of Spain, had as one of his first major tasks that of quelling disorders and radical riot. ing. The entire nation was put under a state of alarm and martiai law declared in some communities. (Associated Press Photo) Carl’s Phone 371 “Dependable” Firm Fruits Grocery We Deliver Krisp Vegetables IGA Cake Flour, 5 Ib. bag ... IGA Pancake Flour, 3! Ib. bag .. IGA Ground Spices, 2 2-0z. cans .. 18K Fancy Golden Corn, 2 cans 18K Table Sweet Peas, 2 cans 18K Cut Beans, green or wax, 2 cans .. Red Pitted Cherries, No. 10 tin Carol Macaroni, Spaghetti or Peak Coffee, 1 Ib. . Noodles, 4 pkgs. C. J, TULLBERG, Prop. THE RED & WHITE 97 The Corner Grocery A. Boutrous, Owner Phone 1059 NAVY BEANS, Mich- igan, 5 Ibs, for .... SARDINES ORANGE JUICE, Sun- dine, 1244 of, can ...... Per six cans POTATOES, sec per peck GRAPEFRUIT, seedless, per doz. . HEAD LETTUCE, 2 yr. size, 2 heads for .. HIL} per quart ... MILK, Swift’ 3 cans for .... PINK SALMON 500 Third Street Blue & White brand, No. 1 cans, 2 for .. We Deliver WN SUGAR, 3 the for Blue & White Oval, mustard or tomato sauce, 3 cans for GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Sundine, 12% oz. can .. 10c 6 cans, 58c; 12 cans, $1.14 Green Top CARROTS, 2 bunches ORANGES, size, 2 dozen 6 rolls GRAPEFRUIT, brand, 2 cans for ---Meat Department--- LARD, 2 lbs..... Fresh Boston Perch Fillet, per Ib. COTTAGE CHEESE, Plain, Olive, Pimento and Pineapple —BISMARCK’S ONLY COMPLETE STORE— Tittle Bros. Packing Co. Inc. 400 MAIN PURE BULK SATURDAY LARD with meat Limit PHONE 332 2 Lhs. 23¢ Rev. Johns Announces [vz Ate Free From sin” and April Lenten Sermon Themes Rev. G. Adolph Johns, pastor, will deliver a series of sermons on the theme, “Certainties Because of the Cross,” at the Sunday evening wor- ship services during Lent. There will be appropriate \Lenten music at these services which will start at 8 p.m. The subjects'chosen for each Sun- day are as follows: March 1, “All ”; March 8, “God Loves Sinners”; March 15, “Christ Can Save Sinners”; March 23, “Faith Alone Saves Sinners”; March 29, “Be- “Believers Have Eternal MRS. BITNER DEAD Jamestown, N. D., Feb, 28—(P)— Funeral services have been tentatively set Saturday for Mrs. C. W. Bitner, who died at a hospital here Thursday of pneumonia, You'll never be the same again after you've seen MAG- NIFICENT OBSESSION which opens Saturday evening at the Capitol Theatre. FOOD VALUE reales sie 25c Oranges, fancy Sunkist, Uneeda ears Butter TG oa Uneeda Baker’s Vanilla cr eee ines f i, Sat oun, ae special, per can . : "30c big Tender Fes, Bo, 3 17-0z. cans .. special, 6 for .... Serv-well Golden Bantam special 3 cans... SOC Knight Brand Cut Wax or 3 Novz cane .... SOC aa cise cn 29 special, 3 cans ... Cc Rea Spinach, '29¢ : c special, 2 cans ... P&G White Naphtha Laun- special, 15 bars.” 49C Serv-well Fresh Roasted acre 24 Fresh Peas, Cauliflower, Fresh Beets, Turnips, Parsnips, Rutabagas, Carrots, Green Peppers, Parsley, Tomatoes, Head Lettuce, Artichokes, Alligator Pears Fresh Frozen Strawberries Philadelphia Cream Cheese E. A. BROWN Where Quality Counts The Sanitary Store All Phones 1400 122 Fifth Street All Phones 1400 Comparison at all times. We know if you get acquainted with our values you will favor us with a big share of your pur- chases in Meat, Fruits, Vegetables and Groceries. Deliv- ered in our sanitary delivery car to your kitchen at no extra cost. Just Phone 957. GRAPEFRUIT Vero brand, No. 2 tin, DELUXE PLUMS Libby’s, PECANS Shelled, new crop, extra fancy, 1 Ib. pkg. SARDINES Tomato sauce or mustard, MACARONI hed nome. |= CAKE FLOUR hoe DEES sesesssssesse CORN White Creer, IN THE MEAT MARKET Fancy Beef Roast U. S. Inspected Steer, per Ib. ..... Smoked Picnics Hockless, lb. . Boiling Beef, Ib. ..... Club Steaks, Ib. . Rumps, whole, Ib, ... FRESH gees! SPARERIBS, |b. ____17c Fresh Drewed = Breast to stuff ........10c¢ Muttaq chops, rib .............14e Legs ..........18¢ | Roast, shidr. .. .14c Veal Roast 16c Veal Chops Shoulder, Ib. HAMBURGER Lb. 15¢ Brick Cheese, Ib. .....20¢ Bacon Squares, Ib. ... Pork Links, Ib. . ‘Tittle’s Quality BEEF ATT Sirloin Steak, per Ib. ... Fresh ground, 100% pure ... Pork Liver, Ib. ......15¢ Peanut Butter, Ib. ....15¢ Sliced Bacon, ', Ib. ...15¢ Lae Fresh Ground Beef Two pounds ........ SPARERIBS Small, lean, per Ib. ... U. S. Inspected Rolled Rib Roast Bonelees, pet i. ceege Maem lfc Fresh ground, per Ib. Lean, Fork Cans 22 |lem.. l2ke Fancy Hens - - Freeh Fish - - Oysters MARCOVITZ Grocery ery 9 - 10:30 A. M. — Free Delivery Service — 2:30 - 4:30 P. ML Daily Rekice ide Pork Sausage 1 6 c