The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 25, 1936, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1986 GOLD POLICY SAID AND 10 RECOVERY; Morgenthau Asserts Dollar Re- valuation Stopped Downward “Sweep of Prices ‘Washington, Sept. 25.—(4)—In reply } to his criticism that the New Deal's gold-buying policy was giving foreign- ers a whip hand over American econ- omic conditions, Senator Aithur E. Vandenberg was told by Secretary Morgenthau Friday that the policy had contributed to recovery. Vandenberg asked a serics cf qucs- tions regarding gold purchases and asserted that by enabling foreigners to build up big holdings of American securities they had brought “peril to our own domestic situation.” He based the complaint on ground that when gold streams into| the United Statcs, it is sold for dcl-| lars which are used to buy American securities. Should foreigners decide to liquidate the sccuritics, change the dollars back into gold and take the} metal out of the country, the nation’s economy would be dealt a depressing argued. | ng, the treasury chief said | lar revaluation under the gold/ policy stoppe d a downward sweep of} prices “and helped to initiate an up-j} ward eae stimulated business | wil injus c between debtors and cre itor's created by sharply falling pri and enabled exporters to competitive position in fo: kets. 7 Injured When Car ls Careens Into Crowd) St. Paul, Sept. 25.—(P)—Albert _J.| Knoblauch, 29, was held in jail with- out charge Friday after police said he crashed into the crowd at the scene of an accident, injuring seven ersons. Police quoted. him as admit- ting he had drunk “about a dollar's worth of becr.” Injured in the first accident was! Matthew Jhyla, 55, who suffered cuts and bruises when he was knogked down by a hit-run driver. Most seriously hurt in the ensuing} mishap was Patrolman James Mc- | Donnell, 41, who suffered a fractured | Jog, ribs and an injured back. The) others, including another officer.) were cut and bruised. i |Miniature Auto Plant | jmediately at The Lucas corner, Fourth the | sc To Be Exhibited Here A $20,000 working model of the world’s most modern auto plant will be brought to Bismarck for a one- day special display, it was announced | here Friday by the Plymouth dealers in Bismarck. Arrangements have been completed with Plymouth officials to send here; the company’s big mechanical model of its main production plant, so that hundreds of local residents may sce in miniature the latest methods of construction employed at the wor.d’s most modern automobile factory. The display is mounted in a special trailer more than 25 feet long, with self-contained equipment for operat- | in the miniature factory. The ex-} hibit is scheduled to arrive here Mon- Gay, and will be placed on display im- int is an exact giant Plymouth ithe most elaborate mechanical mod- cls evi ted. An_ intricate ctric motors shows the y running at full blast, with! i i i } { | } | peaches? Yes, mam. That's tops for breakfast with most of our customers!” When you order y. don't forget Shredded A Product ef NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY COOK’S S Phone 564 ONIONS Yellow, 10 Ib. mesh bag . » 25 Cc JAM, Minneopa, grape, apple and raspberry mix- _ ; a jar, 9 Cc SALAD MUSTARD, Libby’s, 9 oz. jar TOILET TISSUE, Seminole, 4 rolls ONS, rach’s, 1 Ib. pkg. .... 17c Baker's COCOA— Y, Ib. can . 5 1 tb. can .. Everything in Fruits and Meant Cc. TS, green is tutes LOC CAULIFLOWER, Large, solid white 20c Beads ceach AS se G N BEANS, 29 c 2 pounds 512 Ave. D U. S. Inspected Corn-Fed MEATS Swift's Brookfield PATTIES, per Ib. 28 LINKS, per Ib. ........ 32c CALF LIVER, BACON, PORK ROAST. Shoulder, Ib. ... 21 Cc HAMBURGER, Fresh Ground, 2 Ibs, for Peaches, Pears, Concords, Tokay Grapes, Fla. Seedless Grapefruit TOKAY GRAPES, Sweet Red, 3 pounds .. Spring Chickens Fancy, 2 0 c per Ib. ...... tiny fingers of workmen going through the motions of regular pro- duction on the assembly lines. Cars “produced” in the plant are two and one-half inches long. AAA Benefits to Be Mailed Around Oct. 1 Washington,: Sept. 25.—(4)—The flow of federal benefit payments to 6,000,000 farm owners, operators and tenants will begin early in October, but only about one farmer in 20 or 36 will receive his check before elec- tion day, Nov. 3, AAA officials an- nounced. The total number to receive a share of the $470,000,000 to be paid out un- aer the 1936 soil conservation-subsidy program will be about 1,000,000 larger than those who received benefits un- cer the old AAA program. Eskimos, unaccustomed to it, are ing as a form of greeting. They as- sume it to signify that when your right hand grows tired your friends help you hold it. PRLS SA ae | ‘Goulash Garden’ | Handy for Soups | Clarksville, Ark., Sept. age C. D. Conway now calls it & “caf- eteria garden” but has a hunch “goulash garden” would be more appropriate. Here's the recipe: “You mix several varieties of garden seeds in a pan and then sow broadcast. This eliminates cultivating because your plants grow so close together you could- n't cultivate if you wanted to. “Then, when you want vege- tables, you stand in one spot and pick at random. It’s very handy in making soups.” LAKE STEAMERS COLLIDE Duluth, Minn., Sept. 25. — () —) Colliding in a dense fog early Friday morning just below Big Point in lower Lake Superior, the steamers Joseph bewildered by the sight of handshak- !Sellwood and Pam Schneider are re- ported making their ways to Sault Ste. Marie, according to reports Idamage w: reaching here. The {ull extent of the not know oss SINCE CAULIFLOWER Snow-white, large head Sweet POTATOES Fancy clean, 5 Ibs. for APPLES Jonathan, CORN Golden Bantam, No. 2 tins, 2 for 25¢ 5 wreppers ert CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP MANED FREE ASK FOR DETARS TOMATO SOUP Campbell's, 17 c 10% oz. tins, 2 for HAMBURGER ps pt dagen £05999: aes 16c SIRLOIN STEAKS Fancy, per Ib. . PORK muta Center deca Fruits and Vegetables . CELERY Crisp, tender, per bunch ONIONS Yellow or White, 10 pound bag ORANGES Juice Size, fancy, 2 dozen JUST PHONE 1060.....+-+.--+% Vegetable Sale..... Tomatoes - Wax Beans - Green Beans Fancy pack, No. 2 tins .......2 for 23¢ Bean Hole Beans Iyer tn? LTC Super Suds In the new blue package. ; It’s concentrated. Introductory Offer: ' One 20c pkg. ©...51e One 20c pkg. .20c 40c Value ......2lc Pancake Flour A Victor prod 34 Ih. per peers 21 Cc JUST PHONE 1060...........6- PORK ROAST Loin eae Spring Chickens 2 to 3 Ibs., per Ib. VEAL STEW pony Reena 12c per Ib. GUSSNER’S “SERVICE SINCE 1883” 5-Year Term Given i Convicted Murderer | in the penitentiary, Prosecutor Charles A. Pippen) had Dallas, Tex., Sept. 25.—()—A jury posed the death penalty. convicted George Redston of murder without malice Friday in the| out apparent emotion. P&TFOOD STORE Phone 1994 105 Fifth St. . BANANAS 4 Pounds 25¢ BLACK PEPPER,” 314 oz, glass shaker MACARONI and SPAG- HETTI, 2 Ib. box Free Delivery Jonathan, 40 pound bex $1.49 Jonathan Apples, 20 Ib. box. POTATOES, all sizes, per pound CHEESE, 2 pound box OXYDOL, WEALTHY APPLES WE, Y APPLES, 1 bushel basket . ‘$1 25 CARROTS and BEETS, 10 Fresh bulk, 3 Ibs. ....... AUC TOMATOES, Home grown, 4 pounds YELLOW ONIO! 10 pound sack .. 50_ pou No. 2% cans, 2 for SHELLED WALNUTS, PEACHES, Del Monte, No. 2 can 10 Ib. cloth sack 5c Fresh Creamery in cartons “We Thank You” “Fruits” Tokay Grapes Seediess Grapes Grapefruit Bananas Limes Crabapples Jonathan Apples Quince Peaches Watermelon Delicious Apples Cranberries © Oranges, 2 doz. 53c “Vegetables” Tomatoes Celery Jersey Sweet Potatoes Cucumbers Cabbage Spanish Onions Parsnips ‘Wax Beans Red or Green Peppers Concord Grapes Head Lettuce Eggplant Cauliflower Squash Red Cabbage “Grocery Department” Van Camp's Pork and Beans, No. 303 tall can, 3 for . Van Camp's Spaghetti, No. 303 tall can, 3 for ..sssessessresiseese Lakeshore Strained Honey, 3 Ub. Jar only ...-s..eeseeeeeee eisrsiaraaie Bred-Spred Pure Preserves, raspberry and strawberry, 3 Ib. jar ...% Ovaltine, small size can Pineapple, broken slices, No. 21 can, 2 for ....-..++0+++ benesrees Super Suds, red package ‘for washing dishes, 10c size, 3 for 25c; 20c size, 2 for . Super Suds, blue package for washing eee 2 large 20c packages ........... Candy, chocolate goodies, 1 Ib, cellophane bag eh aa NONSENSE / WASHING CLOTHES tS NO TRICK, ATALL ANY MORE And This New Faster-Acting ‘‘No-Scrub” Soap Is Safe for Colors, Hands! Candy, Jordon Almonds, 1 lb, cellophane bag Lhe ase Orange Juice, Treesweet, No. 5 cans, each aes oe N. B. C. Vanilla Wafers, 8 oz. pkg., 2 for CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP “Meat Department” Steer Beef Pot Roast, U. 8. Inspected, per lb. Steer Beet: Short Ribs, U. 8. Suspect, per Ib. on Pork Loin Roast End Cut, U. 8. Inspected, per Ib. 4 to 5 Ibs, average, per ID. ...+..ssceeeees Fancy ‘eal Shoulder Roast, i Loaf, i sina bash aru at sealant 22c Meat Loaf, beef, and veal, season and cae oe here pe a es mon ame 18e Mock Chicken Less, dip in ogg better, rollin jx ‘crumbs and fry in deep fat, each .......... OC Cudahy's Ham, butt end, 410.5 Ibe. each, per Ib. severest B® FANCY SPRINGERS STEWING HENS A Pull Line of U. 8. Inspected Cold Meats “All Phones 211 118 Third St. ., DELAVERIES—8:43 & 10:20; 2:30 & 6:30 We Close 7 P.M. — Aug. 4 fatal shooing of A. B. Farrow| self defense, testifying he shot & penalty of five years! nquor tavern operator from the door Ife was in danger, Redston received the verdict with- He pleaded * ing Hams, Ib. .... Pork Shanks, Ib. \ the | of the “Nite Bpot” because his own od Food Market 119 5th St. Near Broadway Phone 476 Specials for Friday and Saturday ' Spring Chickens 18¢ and Fat Hens Per. Lb. 23c (10 to 12 Ibs. average Whole or Half) Sirloin steak lh. 15 Wisconsin American pee ce ee Sliced Boiled Ham, Ib. . .45c Summer Sausage, lb. . .18c Swift’s Circle S Shankless Picnics, 2 2 c Thuringer Sausage, Ib. 19¢ Ground Ham, Veal and ie. 19¢ Fresh Hamburger, 2 Ibs. 25c 3: Swift’s ee Hams, wor pomane® Fresh Calf Brains, Ib. . .15¢ - lle Pork Steak, Ib. -.19¢ Pickled Pigs Feet, lb. ..15¢ Smoked White Fish, Ib. 28¢ New Potatoes, tlle cer Oe 100 Ibs, ............$215 Thin Skin Juicy LeGrande Peas, Wax ey String Beans, jo. 2 cans, 2 cans for ....... 23c Bread, 1%, Ib. 10¢ loaf or 1 doz. Tca Biscuits Sweet Potatoes, 5 Ibs. . .21c Carrots, bunch . . 5c New Cabbage, Ib. Onions, 10 Ibs, ..:... Jonathan Apples, 20 Ib. box ....... B5e qemstore, 3 No, 2 cans 29¢ lome Grown Tomatoes, 4 Ibs. 25c Grapes, Tokays, lb. . .. .10c nha idl Prepared Pan- cake F' 3 Ib. pkg. ..... .19¢ Pi chp ne 2% Cans" iced or 3 5 Cc Peaches, 2 for . Strawberries, No. 2 29c Cloverdale Dairy Maid Grand Valley But- ; ter, per Ib. .. -35¢ MARCOVITZ " Grocery 905 Front Ave, Free Delivery, Service— © +, 10:90 4. M.—2:30'+ 4:20 P. ML Dally PEAR 28-Ib. marc $1.09 Last chance at this price. First class condition. Russets 50-Ib, bag .......5. mre 25-lb. bag . 69 Ohios, 100-Ib. ‘bag. a t 25 Mother's Egg Cranberries, Oranges, Le Red ripe, 3 Ibs. ...... Celery Large bunches, 2 for.. Pure Assorted Preserves 3-Ib, jar ..... mens, Bananas, Watermelons, Delicious Ay Apples —U. S. Inspected Meats- Pork Shidr. Roasts Boneless Rolled Roast, U, 8. Inspetd Steer, Ib. 19c Wane’ Ne cereal, Ib, .... _17¢ SPRING LAMB FANCY HENS COLD MEATS