The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 17, 1936, Page 7

ociety highly by Arthur E. niversary, A program of music and dancing ’V.F.W. Auxiliary Has First Birthday Party paved at six tables, Mmes. Malvin and Benoa, The first birthday anniversary of the Auxiliary to Gilbert N. Nelson Post 1326, <eterans of Foreign Wars, ‘was celebrated at Vly night's meeting. The initiation ritual was exempli- fied for four candidates, Mmes. John Sloan, Leo DeRochford, George L. Larson and L. M. Olson. Mrs. Oscar Selvig, president, report- refreshments served by Mra. A. a ed that the essay contest launched by the group this week in Burleigh coun- ty schools had been commended Thompsun, sup- erintendent of public instruction. The contest deals with the Statue of Lib- erty national monument at Bedloe'’s Island, New York, and its fiftieth an- pupils of Miss Margaret Ann Ram- Sey's studio and cards were enjoyed during the social hour. Bridge was DeRochford receiving Mrs. Selvig baked and iced the large birthday cake which was part of the Mrs. Russell Liddle of Chicago is here for a two-week visit with her sisters, Mrs. Homer Ritchie and the | f with other by| Miss Ruth oO rent Events oO. Davis, 930 journment, . Quality Meat Sale or Little Bros. % pint ae PACKING COMPANY 400 MAIN ST. PHONE 332 La yegnpenesrpaiptimmgesssciresyeeipee e ROASTING OR STEWING CHICKENS ; Fed Lh. 23¢ seer eee eens ‘eo SHAN! IKLESS Picnics FRESH GROUND Hamburger TWIN Cheese pound Swift’s (S) 33c | 124 | 19¢ CUDAHY’S Whole PURITAN HAMS pound 27c Kraut, Ib. ...... 5c gy Wieners, Ib. .. .23¢ Dills, large, 3 for 5c Rquares, Ib. ....21¢ “Corned Beef, Ib. 19c [Jewel, Ib. ....1244c Round, Sirloin STEAKS stim .............. Lb, 200 CHUCK BOILING Roast Beef id pound 15c 12c LEGO’ LAMB Lb. 25¢ SPECIALS GOOD WHILE THEY LAST Swift’s Premium WE BAKE IT Pan-Dandy »« When Better Bread Is Baked, We Will Bake It. Basers of Better Bread, French Pastries and Rolls of all ‘inds, AT YOUR GROCERS MANDAN BAKING CO. SPEAKS GROCERY 216 Broadway—Earl Speaks, Prop—Phone 611 SPECIALS MINNEOPA CHILI SAUCE, Fancy, 12 oz. bottle OLIVES, DOC MBE. os cas coc ncesas ooes dae ciese oie WAUBEKA SMALL CUT BEETS, No. 2 tins, 2 for CAPKOTA MUSCAT GRAPES, No. 2% tins, 2 for ............00005 rine MINNEOPA BAKING CHOCOLATE, IMPORTED SPICED FANCY ROLL MOP, 5-pound Pl, $ 1 e 75 SHELLED PECANS, half pound assorted colors, 6-0z. pkg. CAROL MACARONI, SPAGHETTI, NOODLES, 4 for ..........-..c0seceeeee ZION FIG BARS, WEIST FLOUR, Rye, Whole Wheat, Graham, 34,-lb. bags, 2 for BREAKFAST DELIGHT CEREAL, 3-pound package ............ Y,-pound cake CAMPFIRE BON BON MARSHMALLOWS, 2 pounds Oranges, Apples, Baeanes, parently Strawberries. Sweet Potatoes, New Potatoes, As; Green Onions, Radishes, Cucumbers, Tomsine Celery, Lettuce, Cauli- wer, American exhibit to day evening World War exhibit aldo is & Present “Lights and Shadows,” a volume of verse by gy 48 Eiveee oe si PERE i 2 janist. WHAT ee or cream, > bre not relieve rr. Misses Laura and Florence Little, and Current Events Hears European Travel Story ‘A travel story based on experi- ences in her recent trip to Europe by Va., was read by her aunt, Mrs. H. F. "Hare, as the program for the Cur- in the home of Mrs. Forrest M. ek To Give Previews of haber Volumes LaMoore Waldo joametne tneen wil give beaten ot of the Bismarek be given by Miss Ethel San- soprano, and Robert Kling, A few paintings by Miss Isabel A LOT TO 00 WITH HOW YOU FEEL Correction of -Constipation® Is Often a Matter of Menus has toate more effective in promoting health than the initiaerieninite ‘use of pat- ent medicines. their teachings bear fruit. For instanee, millions of families have learned that common consti- is largely due to insufficient in meals. Many of them cor- rect ae condition by use of Kellogg’s ALI-BRAN. This delicious cereal supplies gee! “bulk” in effective fo ‘ithin the body, its “bulk” absor! moisture, and forms a soft mass. Gently this clears out the intestinal wastes. Kellogg’s Att-Brawn also supplies vitamin B and contains iron. It may be served as a cereal with milk Two tablespoonfuls daily are usually sufficient. Stubborn cases may require ALL-BRAN oftener. If Kell “cure-all”—but it does correct com- stipation.* I > teed by the slg Compare Sold | Broadway at Fifth Bismarck, N. D. Phone 762 Ts. Battle Creek. wae TERMS AS LOW AS 14e A DAY “Constipation dus to tneuficient “bulk” THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1936 Maitnge whose works were shown! son had been employed for the last by the branch last spring, and pottery|two years by the North Dakota by Miss Ruth Rudser of the Bismarck junior high school faculty, a guest exhibitor, will add interest to the showing. relatives. se * Power and Light company. The John- sons were married 10 months ago Mrs. Johnson becoming a resident of Bismarck at that time, az ee A 1:30 o'clock luncheon was fol- lowed by contract games in which Mrs. Richard H. Penwarden, junior, turned in high score when Mrs. R. C. Peterson, 513 Ninth St., was hostess to her bridge club Wednesday. Mrs Ernest Penwarden will have the next meeting in two weeks. eee Miss Cora Buchele, who will be mar- ried to Robert Strutz late in May, was surprised with a kitchen shower when Miss Blanche O’Berg entertained 15 guests, including members of het sewing club, Wednesday ‘evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bischof, 709 Washington St. The time was passed with sewing and games. A spring color motif with roses and lilies-of-the-valley as the Moral note was used on the luncheon tables. Mrs. Fred O’Berg, Jr., sister- in-law of the hostess, from Belle Staley of Fairmount, W club meeting Wednesday Sixth St. Following ad- refreshments were served. eee * Mrs. O. Neustad won the score honors when her contract club met ‘Wednesday evening with Mrs. George E. Shunk, 714 Ninth St. The April 29 meeting will be in the home of Mrs. and Miss|/ Fourche, 8 D., was an out-of-town guest. * * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson, 410 First St., expect to leave about next Wednesday for Corvallis, Ore., where Mr, Johnson has accepted a position with a public utilities firm. Mr. John- Frank Smith. ese *% Mrs. Alfred E. Anderson and her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Taber, returned to Bismarck Thursday after passing more than three months at Oakwood, Calif,, as guests of Mrs. Taber's sons. Lawrence and Fred Taber. They were publications of members branch, League of ‘Women, during the art given for the public Fri- in the B.P.W. room, Pavey ae building, The =e! Frigidaire Free Contest CLOSES at 8 P.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 18TH | AT TAVIS MUSIC CO. STORE . Be sure to deposit your coupon before that time. YOU EAT HAS WWAT DO YOU MEAN— THERE'S A SURE WAY the medical profession that proper diet is 4S MEAN JUST WHAT ¢ say! 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