The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1936, Page 7

CATHOLIC. GROUPS SET JUNE MEETING Lefor Will Be Host to North Da- kota Verein Organization and Women’s Council The State Federation of Catholic Bocleties of America, affiliated with the Central Verein and the Catholic Women’s Union, will hold a joint an- tual meeting at Lefor, June i-2. Two thousand invitations have been sent to members, Convention details were discussed @t & meeting of the federation’s ex- ecutive committee and officers of the ‘women’s group held in Bismarck. Most Rev. Aloisius Muench, bishop of Fargo, will deliver the main ad- ress, Bishop Muench has had wide experience in connection with the (Central Verein of America with head- quarters in St. Louis, Mo. Governor to Speak . Gov. Walter Welford and Most Rev. ‘Vincent Wehrle, bishop of Bismarck, ‘also will be speakers, Bishop Wehrle thas addressed several past conven- tions and is to deliver a sermon dur- ng the pontifical high mass to be cel- ebrated the first day. Governor Wel- ford will speak at a mass meeting of delegates. F. P. Kenkel, St. Louis, Mo., presi- dent of the Central Verein, will be a convention honor guest and speaker. St. Joseph's society of Lefor, organ- fzed in 1911, will observe its 25th an- miversary. Growing from 11 to 345 members in that time, its roster is composed of Catholics from Lefor, Gladstone, Dickinson, Richardton, Bismarck, Mandan, Mott, Regent and |’ (New England. A special program has been arranged for the jubilee on the eecond day. To Amplify Talks St. Elizabeth’s congregation of Le- for and the pastor, Rev. Gregory A. Borski, are making local arrange- ments. The pontifical high mass and mass meeting will be held out of doors. A loud speaker system will be fnstalled and a large arena will be built on the church grounds. The same convention was held at Lefor ‘two years ago when 2,500 people were served at a single meal. The state federation executive com- mittee is composed of Paul Sand, Balta, president; Beet na Jesch, Lefor, ‘burg, secretary, are officers of the Catholic Women’s Union. Naval Treaty May Be Sent to Senate Soon Washington, May 1—()—President Roosevelt said Friday it was possible that he would send the new London naval treaty to the senate this ses- sion although no definite decision had been reached. The pact, signed re- cently by the United States, Great Britain and France, limits the size of certain types of warships, but not the number of vessels, .and ‘provides. for. an exchange of. information between signatories on construction programs underway and contemplated. Great Britain Thursday disclosed plans for building 38 new warships including two battleships of 35,000 tons each. The big $531,000,000 naval supply bill pending in the house con- tains authority for the United States to construct two such vessels if cap- {tal ship replacements are begun by other treaty signatories. FDR Still Hopes for Pure Food, Drug Law Washington, May 1.—()—President Roosevelt said Friday he was still hopeful that a new pure food and @rug law would be enacted by con- gress. He also refterated a hope that a@ direct ship subsidy bill be passed before adjournment. Both statements were given in response to questions at his semi-weekly press conference. ® Phone 626 Cupid Engineers Hostess Switch . fist a staggering blow “when nial a lovely Irene. Caldwell, below, the show’s “Bluebonnet Girl,” disqualified herself by marry- ing. But the Lone Star expo- sition staged a Pesggien th ree covery, and charming Frances Nalle, 21, Ti whore, to act | hostess when the as official Centennial opens June 6. CONSTIPATED” 25 YEARS, ALL-BRAN BROUGHT RELIEF Delicious Cereal Corrected His Condition Here is Mr. Johnson's letter: “I All [paper pr eds the. eck ‘was gone I was very much better. “Go Thave boon eating ft fr two or three weeks, and my constipa- tion* has gone, and re ‘was consti- ited* for 25 years or more. Hop- be this may help some one to bet- health. I am a new friend to Eeiloee' Au-Bran.”— Mr. J. B. Johnson, Lake Charles, La. Mr. Johnson’s letter is ne ae many. Millions find nd Kellogg's Ase Bran corrects constipation’ satis- factorily. It supplies the “bi missing .in.the average ‘The “bulk” in Art-Bran is mild and effective. It absorbs moisture, and gently exercises.and cleanses the int ALL! also sup- Plies vitamin B and iron. Ien’t it more sensible to use this natural food instead of taki: ent medicines? Ja a, trestle spoonfuls Solty, If not see your Use as a creel, ith milk or cream, or cook into’ maffins, breads, ete. Wigs all grocers. Made by Kellogg Creek, Poeescoga 32 a in meals, SPOHN’S 518 Ninth St. Four Regular Deliveries Daily FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS Vegetables and Fruits Cauliflower, Green Onions, Green Peas, Cabbage, Cucumbers, Fresh Tomatoes, reg cco Carrots, Lettuce, Parsnips, Green Peppers, Rhubarb, Nice Fresh Straw! hoice, 2 for ..... testes “Just the cereal for your quick breakfast. Apples, ries, gy er ___THE BISMARCK TRIBUN HANSON STILL HOLDS HIS LAND OFFICE JOB Says He Will Remain at Post Until Board Acts on Prof- fered Resignation . B. Hanson, in charge of scaling down of loans in the state land de- partment, remained in office Fri- day despite his recent proffered resig- nation, pending action of the state board of university and school lands. The board, originally scheduled to meet Thursday, will hold a_ special Meeting next week. The majority of the members are absent from the city. Hanson said he would remain in office until the board formally acted on his resignation, which was to have taken effect Friday. He offered his resignation after be- ing requested to do so by Gov. Walter Welford, who claimed’he had received complaints regarding Hanson’s ac- tions in connection with sales of buildings on lands under jurisdiction of the board, during Hanson’s term as state land dt ct TRAFFIC DEATHS GI GROW Minneapolis, May 1.—(4)—Minnea- polis counted its 2lst and 22nd traf- fic deaths of 1936 Friday. Peter An- derson, 45, died from injuries suffer- ed in @ collision April 11. Reynold Myhre, 20, died in Rochester from injuries suffered two weeks ago. Phone 1506 1507 Wieners Cudahy’s, large, per Ib, 19c Free Delivery H 3 Socialists’ Choice John W. Aiken (above), 40-year. old Chelsea, Mass., hardwood finish. er, was nominated by the Socialist Labor party as Its choice for the presidency at a convention in New York attended by delegates from 22 states. (Associated Press Photo) DICK See Our IGA Adv. Meats - - - Groceries CRISCO, 3 Ib. tin ____..._..57¢ Peas, Standard Early June eis alg 2 2 5 c Mesa Corn, Green or ‘ax Beans, 19 c 2 No. 2 tins ..... 3l1lc Ovaltine, 6 oz., Reg. 50c, can... 27c Peanut Butter, 2 Ib, jar .. Pork Shoulder Roast, per Ib.. .. 20c a Sausaee-D ] c Gut Steaks, In. 24C Carrots, green 1 3 c 15¢ tops, 2 bunches. . Lettuce, large crisp heads, 2 for FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1936 _ Three North Dakota Firms Incorporated Articles of incorporation were filed with Secretary of State A. J. Gronna by three North Dakota concerns dur- ing April, he announced Friday. The Security Acceptance company of Minot incorporated with an auth- orized capital stock of $25,000. Named as directors were Henry M. Wilson, Des Moines, Ia.; Charles Gad and Robert E. Barron, both of Minot. Articles were filed by the Landa Supply company of Landa to deal in farm machinery, $10,000 authorized stock, with Erling Lunde of Landa, Frithjof Lunde of Alsen, and P. M. Severson of Landa, incorporators. Third company to incorporate was the Fidelity Mutual Health and Acci- dent ‘Insurance Association, Inc., Fargo. Officers are L, E. Green, pres: ident; C. M. Bjordahi, secretary-treas: urer, J, A. Reishus, vice ‘basi ‘and five directors. Schilling pure VaANIWA Yess Frozen or baked the flavor lasts 710 Thayer Butter Cloverdale Ib. 30c Prunes, assorted sizes, 4 Ibs. ..... 2 1 Cc 25 Ib. box ....... «$1.23 Green Onions, Cauliflower Radishes, Rhubarb Grapes, Oranges EVERYBODY LOVES THEM Is the bignest Order them now. 2 pkgs. 47¢ U. S. Inspected Corn Fed Branded Beef BEEF POT. ROAST, pep Ib. 19c T-BONE | Per Pound nous | 2OC Tender Juicy Steaks PORK LIN! per Ib. - 23 Cc BUTTER, yr 1% .49¢ 3 cans .. Peas, No. 2 lcan 19¢ 3 cans ...54¢ Jumbo Peas large tender lean ....20c 3 cans ...57¢ Swt. Potatoes py 24 can Each ....15¢ Golden Bantam Corn iP Cream Style lean ....15¢ 3 cans . <e Wawenern: each . Fruits, 8 oz. just for 2 size Apricots, Peaches, Pears, Crush. Pineapple, Pineapple Tidbits, Grapefruit, SALAD DRESSING, quart GRAPE JAM, Minneopa, 2 tiie 9 MSC. 12 02. tin 2LC VIENNA SAUSAGE, inneopa, per can .......... 9c OVALTINE, small size can ... Special.Libby’s Sale for Saturday, Monday and Tuesday Tomatoes No. 24% can lcan ..,.20€ 3 cans ... wy No. 2 can— lean.... 3 cans ...49¢ II157e Everything in Fruits and Vegetables LETTUCE, Solid crisp, 2 heads . 1 9c ASPARAGUS, Fresh green, 2 pounds ,. NEW POTA- TOES, 3 Ibs. .... 22c GRAPEFRUIT, Large 42c ORANGES, Med. Cook’s Grocery $12 AVENUE D PHONE 564 "Where Your Dollar Buys More Than Bver Before South Dakota’s Auto Fatalities Decrease Pierre, 8.D., May 1.—(#)—South Dakotans wondered Friday whether inclement weather or @ safety cam- paign was responsible for putting this state first in a percentage decrease in automobile accident fatalities among 26 reporting for the first three months of 1936, With 11 fatal ‘aiibaoe dur-|son, have “secret alliances with § ing January, February and March | vate selfish interests and compared with 28 for the same period last year, South Dakota had @ per- centage drop of 60.7. JOHNSON ACCUSATORY 8t. Lie May 1. — () — Magnus Bananas | 2 lbs. 15¢ EMPEL’ JUST PHONE 1612 GRAPEFRUIT Seediess Green Peppers Per Lb, 19c Fancy Rhubarb 13c Cabbage New per ib, 4c Washington 2 Ibs. ASPARAGUS Fresh Green Cucumbers Good Slicing size 10c Purex “Oe % -: jug JAM— Pure grape, Dakota Maid or Occident 49 Ibs. 241% Ibs. ..... a COFFEE Maxwell House per lb. 28c Van Camp's, No. 303 tall tin Sweet Potatoes Lear 2 for 27c No, 2% tin seeteveeese $1.98 $1.05 13c | BUTTER BREAKFAST FOOD DEAL 2 large Post Toasties, 1 pkg. Grape-Nuts Flakes, 1 pkg. Post Bran Flakes, a 50c value, special 4 Ibs. 25c ONIONS New Stiiverskin 5 giant bars for 19¢ CORNED BEEF 12 oz. tin Pork and Beans, Ne. 1 tin Ne. 1 creamery % Wb. prints 2 Ibs. for JELLO 33c | 3 for 14¢ EVERYBODY Amaizo Corn er Gloss 1 Ib. packages 2 PKGS. Mother's, 8 o, pkgs. — Spaghetti, Macaroni and | Noodles LOVES THEM It's the biggest cracker success in years . . 24 mil- lion baked daily. 2S Order them now. 2 pkgs. 47c Nash's, gern fever ‘“ SYRUP Syrup 5 LB. PAIL TOMATOES — Lb. 30¢c Ne. 2 cans, hand pack. Red ripe tematecs PEACHES No. 10 cans, Hittedale, Sliced ter'sance and ples 5c 13¢ 59 Asst. Flavors —