The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 28, 1936, Page 6

e “ tt [ps Foe wa w tie 20 st bi ne “y Seses ss shee ive WAGE FOR N. D. WOMEN ABOVE SCALES MINIMUM Weekly Hours Worked General- ly Exceed 48, However, State Department Learns ‘The average wage of women em- ployed in public housekeeping work in North Dakota is substatially above the minimum requirement but weekly hours worked averaged well over 48 hours, Miss E. Dupuis, secre- tary of the minimum wage depart- ment of the state department of ag- riculture and labor, said Friday. These figures were determined fol- lowing a survey of establishments covered by minimum wage order No. 1 for public housekeeping which showed there are about 2,158 hotels and cafes in the state employing ap- proximately 7.000 women, she said. 11,620 Companies Covered Another survey by the department disclosed there are a total of 11,020 establishments in the state covered by the five minimum wage orders, in- cluding public housekeeping 2,1! manufacturing, 1,648; mercantile, 6,- 601; laundries, 330 and telephone companies 283. The survey of public housekeeping wages showed the average wage of a waitress to be $2 above the weekly minimum; for cooks almost double the required minimum and for kitch- en help with board $2.47 above the weekly minimum requirement, Miss) Dupuis reported. Below the required minimum by $2.73 was the average weekly wage of maids receiving no other compensa- tion she stated. “These wages are based on a 48- hour week whereas taking the total of all data received under this classi- fication” the secretary said, “we find that the average hours worked per week is 59.” y Reports From 715 Firms Figures based on reports for 715 firms and 2,309 employes, showed the following weekly average wage: Cooks—With board and room, $13; with board $13.75; kitchen help—with board and room, $5.58; with board $10; maids—board and room $4.75; board, $8.63; room $11.25; with nei- ther board nor room $10.03; waitresses, with board and room, $8.17; board, $10.54; with neither board nor room $12.50. Under the minimum wage law, Pictured above are some of the serialists who provide thrills for the crowds at the Indian Shrine-Polack Brothers circus playing all this week in the World War Memorial building. Left to right they are Miss Fritai Black, the Wheeler sisters and the Olympia Boys, America’s youngest artists of the flying trapese. They are among the headliners in the 26 big acts which are making the circus a sensation here. Tuesday night the circus management was host to 130 Bismarck Tribune “newsies” who led the big crowd in giv- ing the performers an ovation. weekly minimums are as "follows: | ¢_—___ For kitchen help $12.76 or $7.53 and | Farmers Mad—Hit | board or $5.53 board and room; | chambermaids $1275 or $753 and/| Oil Seeking Water | - + Rochester, N. ¥., Aug. 28.—(P)— board or $5.53 board and room; wait- | ¢ resses, $13.41 or $8.16 and board or $6.16 board and room, all based on 48' rhe four Mack brothers, dairy farmers in suburban Garland, have struck oil on their property hours weekly. —and they don’t like it. They meant to get only water when they had a well drilled The Macks complain the oil is | seeping into water, milk and al- most everything on the farm. Their problem, they say, is how to stem the flow.” until 18, Lemke Raps Nominees’, Lack of Farm Policy: Merriam, Kans., Aug. 28.—(4)—Both | major party candidates for president | “have failed to provide a workable| plan to aid farmers,” William Lemke, | Union party candidate, asserted in! clade ia li carrying his campaign for the presi- | |Round-Trip London cency into the home state of Gov. Alf M. Landon, Republican nomince. Flight Set Friday| The North Dakota representative, in an address Thursday, at.the John- New York, Aug. 28.—(4)—Dick Mer- | rill and Harry Richman made a final | check of their monoplane “Lady son county fair, singled out the Re- publican platform and Lancon's ad-)| dresses as “not offering the slightest | Peace” Friday and, barring unfore-| hope for drouth-ridden farmers of they seen developments planned to take off | middle west.” |from Floyd Bennett field aes | “All they have to look forward to! afternoon on an attempted round-/ are a lot of glittering generalities! trip, transatlantic flight to London. called a platform.” The flyers said they expected to} tion. Just read this letter: Bran. An Aut-Bran to a lon \g> am writing you thi —Boernard Altman, 63 Road, Mattapan, Mass. mass, gently cleanses the 3; Thirty-one states require children to attend school until the age of 16, four states until 17, and five states | HE MADE ATEN-YEAR | TEST WITH ALL-BRAN Say -bye to the Readach the ie cin, the seepranies that often follow common constipa- “In 1926, I started using ALt- now, after ten yeas, during which I have put Kellogg’s hard test, I letter. It is better to eat this food and be in con- dition, than to resort to laxatives.” Goodale Kellogg’s Att-Bran will help you too. Its “bulk” Siete mois- ture within the body, forms a soft Tests prove it is safe and effective. Aut-Bran is guaranteed. Try it Referring to both his major op-j lunch in London Saturady, begin] a week. If not satisfac’ ae ponents in discussing the farm prob-| their return flight shortly afterward,| money will be refunded the lem, Lemke said “perhaps the most/ and arrive in New York for late break- | Kellogg Company. tragic feature of this campaign has! fast Sunday. Just eat two tablespoonfuls daily. been the evident lack of ability on —___ the part of either Gov. Landon or} A 3-inch common steel shell was President Roosevelt to provide a workable plan for the solution of dif- ficulties of the farmer.” Either as a cereal, or in recij than to take patent medicines. ALL-BRAN at your grocer’s, by Kellogg in Battle Creek. in an plosives. experiment of military ex- | AT YOUR DEALER’S While Limited Supply Lasts With the Purchase Size Package at Your Dealer's Otfer Made For the Sole Purpose of Acquainting More Women With DREFT ... The Amazing and Revolution- ary New Procter & Gamble Suds Discovery That... (1) Completely BANISHES Dingy, Soapy, HARD WATER SCUM—Prevents Premature Dulling and Graying of Colors in Dainty, Expensive Things. (2) Makes 5 Times GREATER SuDs Than Any Soap in the HARDEST WATER. Not A Water Softener—A Complete Washing Agent. (3) Can’t Possibly Harm Any Color or Fabric That’s Safe in Plain Water= Yet Takes Out Lipstick and So-Called “Impossible” Smudges. (@) Rinses Out ComPLerety and THOROUGHLY—No Soapy Deposit Left. DON’T DELAY... ACT AT ONCE... WHILE SUPPLY LASTS Simply Do This To Keep Your Loveliest Things Looking Col- orful, Fresh And Gay: GoTo Your Dealer And Buy A 25c Size Package Of Dreft. Then, For Only 1c More—Receive A Full Size 15c Pack- age To Try. Money Back If Not Satisfied. Procter and Gamble makes this remarkable package of DREFT for WOMEN, PLEASE ACCEPT FULL SIZE 15c PACKAGE OF DREFT fo only We of Big 25e ECONOMY a a KYW ZA \ try Drert—(Process and product patented U.S. things no single soap has ever done, or candonow: letters patent, 1,968,793 to 7 inclusive) the most Makes 5 times greater suds than any soap euasia washing discovery in over 2000 years! For in the hardest water, even ron peice and ings an entirely new conception of how rag you can wear lingeric. chiffon hose and fine Pieaneet sporougily ev Wie out completely —no yaad deposit left, woolens without sering them grow dim, dull and By comparison Drert makes even the purest lifeless. And the chief reason for this is because soap you have ever known seem harsh—because DREFT can't possibly form any hard-water “scum.” This “scum” which you always see in your rinse DreFT suds contain no alkali, Alkali in soapeuds is what fades colors? DreFt suds are the onl; water, is unnoticeable in your wash water—yet it more women is there, doing its vicious work, wash after wash, i dulling the lustre of your sheer lingerie, spotting and tough you Rave stockings. And this is true even ve used what, i, eeiare sim discovery ‘was recognized as most expen- . SL DUET. ae recognized 28 tt Dest brics. Drert. It's as this may seem, DReFt ends all this DRreFT as you would the finest rfive-cent package of Drert. And you'll pecans ieee! form And more araz! ’ you to take our word fo coping Sp er eg ee pace iy acially eaves the sabbor, amg Oona on iesonmtacartae of iaring this eale) ay lets “‘scum-dulled”’ colors come up Take Advantage of Ic Sale Today | Fess: r Rage aor tn “ey a delleste colors and feel the ele eed of 3 or fecraia wie! s limited. oy ‘aa ‘only get it : 3 theerest stockings “wash back’ tack Ia Brent cuds. Drert while your ex's stock lasts, Remem- 5 Times Greater Suds In addition, Drert does these three remarkable appointment, How much better to use this food " [Solnepi alan Into Semi-Consciousness |... Litchfield, Minn, Aug. 28—(P)— = K. A. Daniélson\said his patient Former U. 8. Senator Magnus John-| Was “in poor condition.” ‘aon, critically ill in a hospital, spent} The physician revealed Johnson was a “very bad night” physicians re-| not responding to intravenous feed- Logan’s “We Thank You” lapsed into a semi-consclous condi- Washington Elberta Peaches (quality very good) Blue Plums ancy Bartlett Pears Concord Grapes Green Seediess Grapes Western Cantaloupe Bananas Fresh Limes Oranges, 2 dos. 55c “Vegetables” Fancy Tomatoes Head Lettuce Celery Carrots Cucumbers Cauliflower Beets Sweet Potatoes Table Queen Squash New Peas Green Beans Wisconsin Rutabagas Wax Beans “Grocery Department” SALE Liar y con wont SOAP A 15¢ PACKAGE FOR E¢ I large wi 2 4. Cc Lz, DREFT Me Lore 9c Dole’s Pineapple Juice, ee oe caudaniaio nee baer Strawberry Preserves, “Richelieu Tomato Juice, No. 5 can aad Oe Certo, for making jelly, per bottle ........... Jars ae Libby’s Cut Red Beets, No. 2 cans, each .....sseseeeee ise A Bisquick, just 90 seconds to oven, per pkg. ...... Jbeebeiseseus sedis eee “Meat Department” Lamb Spring, Shoulder, rolled and boned, per Ib... eee ec ee ce eaee 32c Lamb Spring, Leg, about 5 lbs. each, MOOT ie. Cries ise eo cteees ieee U. &. Inspected Steef Beef Shoulder Pot Roast, per Ib. . U. &. Inspected Steer Beef, Short Ribs, PRE EE ss issn asasseeecauwepeiinpennetaness 1 1 Cc U. 8. Inspected Steer Beef, Fancy Round Steak, per Ib. oo... eee Dit U. 8. Inspected Pork Loin Roast, end cut, per Ib. ....... teneeeeee ii a Ham Loaf, it’s ham, beef and veal ground, per lb. . 22c Mock Chicken Legs, all ready seasoned. Roll in cracker crumb and egg and fry in deep fat. FANCY SPRING CHICKENS S8TEWING HENS Full Line of U. 8. Inspected Cold Meats All Phones 211 U8 Third st DELIVERIES—8:45 & 10:30; 2:30 & 4:30 We Close 7 P. M. SATURDAY NIGHTS FINE FOODS Can ¢ Bananas, fancy, 8 lbs. on onan GaP 29.¢ Now Price Is Down ae ap on se 53c Minn. Home Grown Cantaloupe, Seedless Grapes, Apples, Malaga Grapes, Bartlett Eating Pears, Crabapples, Watermelons ~ Fresh Peas, Cauliflower, Beets, ‘Fancy Wax Beans, Eggplant, Fancy Cabbage, Celery, Green Onions, Garlic, Green Peppers, Parsley, Fresh Tomatoes SALE A 15¢ PACKAGE FOR when you bu: 12 DREFT 24¢ 5c 2 ikon bona” 25¢ Paltway. Eee Sifted E. J. eas, No. 2 can, 53 c special, 8 cans ... Fairway E. J. Peas, No, 1 can, : 33c Fancy Radishes, 2 bunches ....... Fairway Grapetrul Juice, jo. 2 size can, uice, 14 oz., 2 Cc Pa grip ng : 1 large cake woRY SOAP when you buy 1 large and 24c 2 medium E. A. BROWN All Phones 1406. 122 Fifth Street ported Friday Rocaiiig end has | tng et eiucoed hed that, opladie ad- ministerd for a heart condition did not have the desired effect. ‘The former senator was kept in an oxygen tent at intervals. Members of rate this morning. Not until the allied armies over did champagne be- LF Schilling Coffee One kind for Percolator Another one for Drip COOK’S © Phone 564 512 Ave. D GRAPE- FRUIT J PRUIT JUICE, 9 POTATOES, Washing- No. 1 tin ....... .. FC] | ton Russets, $135 PINEAPPLE JUICE, 50 Ibs. ..... | CERTO, pint |B one". 23] snus any Paste TOILET = large, well Baker’ A, “eS er’s COCOA, une! wb. tin......, LOC] tire .......... 17e artrete” 13¢ DREFT, 1 large and 1 me- | tops, 2 bunches dium size pkg. 26c Sait solid, crisp, si Si 2 EE for ...... 2lc ORANGES, medium size, IVORY SOAP SPECIAL, PEACHES, Washing- ton Elbertas, for can-|| BEEF = ning, per 99 ROAST, Ib. ... .24c crate 0.02... C || pork sav- 24c SAGE, 1-Ib. roll. 905 Front Ave. " Grocery © - 10:30 A. M.—2:30 - 4:30 P. M. Daily 36-1b. box Tomatoes Soap Flakes Certo 33c 23c 18c Sunshine Bakery Crackers Pineapple Juice Oc Spring Fryers Milk fed, 314 te 3 Ibs. avg. per tb. .... 15¢| Pieni 18: ‘Minced Ham, “BRIS, digo Round Geek, 1 Ge Ground Beef, 24.¢ 19¢ da 4 ® . 4 * + « £ =,