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8 ‘Sane The ote ere ‘convened with Commas Tiedman, ‘Lein, Cameron and present. Moved by Comm and seconded by ‘be approved as corrected. Roll call: Swanson, absent; aye; Lein, aye; Cameron, aye; man Fricke, nye. Move: Commissioner Worner having his Oath of Office. Moved by Commission: and seconded by Commissioner, Commissioner Frick elected Chairman of the Board fer ensuing year, Roll call: absent; Swanso: mele aye; Cameron, ecommissloner Cameron and seconded by Commissioner ner that the Board-adourn until 2:30 o'clock P. M. i} cal Swanson, absent; ner, a: Lein, aye; Cameron, Fricke, ay: Janear Sth, 1937, 2:90 o'Clock he ers reconvened with Comm Worner, Lein, present. and approved Vouchers N 2782, inclusive, submitte The Board met with several mittees. Moved and seconded by Commissioner that the Board adjourn until o'clock A. M., January 6th. Janua: The Gth, 1937, Fricke: present. At this time the Board exerulned and approved Vouchers Noe aad} 2920, inclusive, submitted by the leigh County Welfare Board. ‘he following bills wei drawn for sal Bismarck ‘Tribune Co., supplies als for sewing room . Z. Daniel, rent for poor . burlal of in- digents . peeeee Montgomery Ward & Cow clothing for poor .. Olson Grain Co., fuel ‘for ‘poor Posigent Elevator ee » fuel for state Mili poor for picks, Grolery, c/o Newell, groceries fer poor . Peron Grocery, groceries toy, 108 0°C! A. Mi. of County Commission: by Commissioner Tiedman and Recpnaea by Commissioner Lein that the Board adjourn Sine Die. At this time the Board reorganized, Cameron joard of County Commission- loners Cameron and Fricke At this time the Board sxe ee Burleigh County Welfare Board. by. Commissioner Worner Roll call: Swanson, absent; Wor mer, aye: Lein, aye; Cameron, Fricke, aye. 90 o'Cluck A. M. joard of County Commission ers reconvened with Commissioner: Swanson, Worner, Lein, Cameron and allowed. subject to due or delinquent personal | property taxes, and warrants ordered $207.37 36,00 91,80 28.75 60.30 90.46 49.77 _ | COMMISSIONERS’ PROCEEDINGS | 3.50 Dr. W. B. Pierce, coroner's fees hy R. Bonny, justice's f dS. Allen, justice's fees Franklin, witness fees .. W. R. Ebeling, witness.tees . Ri Xs Irich, witness fees R. 1H. Hamro, witness fees Mary Cashel, witness fees . , Bari Schults, witness fees witness fees . grasshop- joners: Tied- Clinic, eal services for poor Ramstad Clinic, medi services for poor Stackhouse & Henderson, medical services for poor A. M. Fisher, M. D., medical services for poor P. Lenhart, drugs for poor e, medi- 29.3 54.01 3.01 filed Lein re- County —Co. 20,5 21.4 Service Drug, dri Bismarck spits zation of poor . Public Welfare Bi Dakota, county share of old age assistance . 728.5 ‘The report of Edward S. Allen, Jus: tice of the Peace, approved and or. dered filed. ‘Wor- aye; Wor- Wor- ay and seconded by 7th, 3937, at 9:30 o'clock A. Roll c: anaes | 7 ers reconvened with Fricke present. tne The following bills were allowed, com- | property’ awn for same: Wm, Baty—assigned to Oc- Cident Elevator Com pany, services—Maintenance w i Baty, services—Mainten- ce 7. Te Atkinson, services—Co. Paaaryay ore Aams RIRtERLDR Atkinson, mileage—Co, Clarence Scott, mileage—W.P. A 8 v! Lein 9:30| aye Surveyor—Administration foreman—Maintenance ..... i al ete) services—Mainten ure Carl V. Anderson,’ services— Maintenance . James L. Sedivec, Jr., services Maintenance . 5 Ole Olson, services—Mainten- ance 5 A. D. Kendall, services—Main- tenanc: Adolph Giovannoni, road work —Maintenance Lewis Peterson, Maintenance . Gordon R. Moore, ministration Peter Rennich ance . Rue Cons' fence—Maintenance Panther Oil & Grease —Maintenance . Sinclair Refining id oll~Maintenance + 336.18 The Wing Oil Co., gas and oll— nae 5. Maintenance Maintenance . 7.20 52.96 road work— Fifth Street Food Market, gro- ceries for poor Mempel's Grocery, c/o Bismarck Grocery, groceries for poor Kunz Grocery, c/o Nash-Finch, groceries for poor . National Tes Co., groceries for Pigely Wiggly No. 10, groceri for poor .. He * Store, ppecoriesh: ee Clinic, medical erviges for poor Drs. Stackhouse & Henderson, medical services for poor . Quain & Ramstad Clinic, medi- cal per ices for poor ital, hospitali- Byipaorc Bismarck Hospital, zation of T. Perry, Gentai services—Co. A M. ‘Fisher, M. nervices—Co, Jail A J a hospitali- lalvin C tz, servi WW. F. Sones, Fegintration—in- apector No. 52 Btate Bank Examiner, examina- tion of Co. offices Lyman W. Morley, services ... }Bantel Kuehn, services ©. E. Stackhouse, services “Insanity Commission Geo, M. Register, services—in- sanity Commission \Fred Krieger, services Clifford Jansonius, tran pense ... Ars. Fred E. Anstrom, salary matron Mrs, Fred E. Anstrom, of prisoners ...... J, A, Kohler, mileage . ; Carl R. Kositzky, mileage . pity of Bismarck—Waterwor! water for courthou nate jail : ae & Light Co., apa ight for courthouse and City of Bismarck, ‘wat courthouse and jail . ©. C. Proebstel, services Marie Huber, shileage t board i ix, | Gy emintenance agreement Remington Rand, Inc., mainten- ance ‘agreement Moved by Commissioner’ Lein peennded by e ; joard adjourn until o'clock P. Gth, 1937, 2:30 leek joard of County Comm! ers reconvened with Swanson, Worner, Lein, Cameron Fricke present. )” The following _ drawn for same: hed pe Union Telegraph, tele- 8 F unttin yom A. shack . P. Restaurant, jury ...... Patterson Hotel, meals for jury Tred Swenson, Reg. of Deeds, miscellaneous * fees . EB. Einess, Co. Treas, item: sass Melville Electric Shop;supplies h & Welch, supplies ... Penney Co., clothing for rental of W meals for cash west Disinfecting Co., supplies ae Machine Co., sup- marck Tribune Co., printing Biinat “wg ie Baker, state auditoi feof feebic-minded UN. <p. House of Alercy, appropria- Recember, 1936, was approxed and ordered filed. Moved by Commissiqgner Worner ‘por and seconded by Commissioner Cam- €. E. Stackhouse, post mor- on that a Beer License for the year 10.00) 1937 be issued to (‘e DeLong at , Midway: also that Liquor Licenses, 3.50| effective to June 30th, 1937, be Issued to the Sterling Bar, (. F. Braun) | 3.00] Sterling, North Dakota, and irving H. 82.15 40.37 102.78 D. 187.16 59.43 101.49 57.46 44.29 65.77 47.28 79.19 24.00 400.94 111.64 387.94 293.66 126.50 14.00 16.50 15.00 oe 00 1.75 27.00 10.20 Commissioner Swanson 3. Roll call: All members voted “aye.” Commissioners bills were allowed ibject to due or delinquent personal } property taxes, and warrants ordered 15.00} 993.0 12.61 2.03 7. 27,86 oo 00 01,089.50 50.0 Cag V. Anderson, gas and oti— Standard Oil Co., gas and oli— Maintenance . 11.88 21.73 Farmers Union Oil Co, gas and oll—Maintenance _. Farmers Union Oil Co., gas and oll—Maintenance .. Ages Co., " Mainte . . is T tor & ichny,” Co., Maintenance ...... Tractor & Mchny. Co., re eet nte Bene. ied Electric Servic: laintenance pilots Tractor & Equipment re) —Maintenance repairs— Dakota Tractor’ & en’ Gon services--Maintenanes + 169.00 J. D. Adams, repatrs—Mainten- 30.4 r va R.. Electric Service, re- pairs—Maintenance .. 8.16 Bereces Welding ‘Works, re- pairs-—Maintenance . 3.50 D. Concrete Products Co., 106.81 6.28 119.14 “culverts—Maintenance pairs— Db. Conerete Products repairs—Maintenance ., Concrete Products rep ira—Maintenance 1.70 8.00 Pe, OLE ae) French & Welch Hardware C supplies—Maintenance . ..D, Adams Co., supplies— Maintenance . Grant Dadey Co., Maintenance . seeeeee Farmers Union Elevator noe Co., supplies—Mainte! 5.00 sob supplies— ut ‘Olson’ Hardware, supplies Maintenance . 30. Gunder L, Hagen, gravel—Main- tenance . cae 3 N. D, State Pe: ger sign—Maintenance Bismarck Lumber Co. Fqlisintenance : Sterling Cash Store, c/o Bis- marck Grocery Co., groceries for poor . Broadway Food Market, Winston & Newell Co. corten for poor a 53.66 Moved by Commissioner Lein and seconded by Commissioner Swanson that the Board adjourn until 2:30 o'clock P, M. Roll call; All members voted “aye.” ary Tth, 2130 eClock P. M. The Board of County Commission- ers reconvened with Commissioners we Lein, Cameron and Fricke 14.79 c/o gro- Moved by Commissioner Worner and seconded by Commissioner Lein that this Board execute agreements concerning the following: Willis Adams and family, resi- 60) dents of Burletgh county residing In Emmons county; Peter Richter, a single person, resident of Emmons county residing in, Burleigh county; Marcus Richter, a single person, resident of Emmons county, residing in Burleigh county; Bruce L, Fer- Suson and family, resident of iem- mong county, residing in Burlel county: Howard: smith and” famify, Fesidents of Burleigh county, resid- ing in Emmons county; Andréw Zar- odney and family, residents of Mer- cer county, residing in Burleigh county; Pauline Engel and. family, residents of Burleigh county, resid- ing in Grant county; Henry H. Brown, single, resident of Kidder county, residing in Burleigh county; Ralph ‘Hoiting ‘and family, residents gan county, residing in Bur- leigh county; Dean C. Boyer and family, residents of Eddy county, residing in Burleigh county; Marcus Sattler and family, residents of Mor- ton jcounty, residing in Burleigh county; Leo Hornbacher and’ family, residents of Sheridan county, resi Ing in Burleigh county; Gilbert Cass and family, residents of Mercer coun- 0 | ty, residing In Burlelgh county; Cor- hellus Stat and family, residents of Mercer county, residing in Burleigh Jeounty; George 8, Sturn and fam! jresidents of Morton county, residing ip Burleigh county: Leona ‘Warfield, single jan, resident of Gran’ county, residing In Burleigh county Stewart C. Seyerson and family, resi- dents of Burleigh county, residing tn Griggs county; William ‘Iohrer and family, residents of Kidder county, residing in Burleigh county John. E. Keller and family, residents of Oliver county, resid, in Burleigh county; 14) Herbert itepp and family, residents of Kidder county, residing’ in Burlelgh county; further that said agreements be executed on behalf of this Board by the Chairman thereof and attested and 2:30 and 2 470.74] to. Ay tne County Auditor. Swanson, absent; Wor- neh "aye Lein, aye; Cameron, aye; 0 Pohe personal tax report of Fred E. Anstrom, Sheriff, for the month of 15.00 41.23 90.66 Moved by Commissioner Swanson Commissioner Lein that the Board adjourn until ganuary ‘All members voted “aye.” 1037, 9130 o’Clock A. M. The Board of County Commission- ‘Commissioners Swanson, Worner, Lein, Cameron and subect to due or delinquent personal taxes, and warrants ordered 5], age J. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1937 Hanson, Driscoll, North Dakota, Ject to filing of their bonds, Roll call: All members voted “ay The following Townships were de: jummit, ‘anfield, Jury elt Tock Hill, grove, mond, Ghylin, Frances, Sibley Butte, zie, Sterling, Logan, gan; the City of Bismarck bein; designated to select 26 persons. Moved by Commissioner eron that the Board adjourn unt! January 8th, 1937, at 9:30 ofeloe Ja ignated to select one person each for Ei Hasel- Rich- Glenview, Crotte, Lein, Burnt Creek, Naughton, | Christiania, Clear Lake, Gibbs, Menoken, MeKen- | South Wilton, Village of Wing, and Village of Re- 1 call: All members voted “aye.” ‘orner and seconded by Commissioner Cam- i} k ary Sth, 1937, 9:30 o'Clock A. M. ‘ounty Commission- 3| The Board of ers reconvened with Commissioners | Swanson, Worner, Lein, Cameron and 0 | Fricke present. subject to due or delinquent per 0 property taxe: drawn for same | Frank Czeczok, Louis Tibesar, tenance o|J- D. Adams, tenance sense S. J. King, supplies and ices—Maintenance . W. Bell Telephone C Phones for d Bell Telephone Co. phones for December Emil A, Paul, mileage Dunn County, mileage At this time the 1936 following offices were examine not completed County Treasur repairs—Main- repairs—Malu December ,|Worner and Swanson; Clerk Schools and Leln, Moved by Commissioner Lein and seconded by Commissioner Cami the Board adjourn until January Sth, 1987, 2:30 o’Clock P. M. The Board of County Commission. ers reconvened with Commissioner: Swanson, Worner, Lein, Fricke present. Moved by Commissioner son that when the Board makes fi Department that a balance of $87.00 for the years 1930 to 1935, Roll call: The report of Fred Swensot ister of Deeds, for the month of No= vember approved and ordered filed. Court, of fees collected months of August 1936 approved and ordered filed. eron that the January 9th, “Roil call: 1937, All members voted “aye.” January 8th, 1037, The Board of County Commission- ers reconvened with Commissione: son, Worner, Lein, Cameron and Fricke present. The following bills were allowed, subject to due or delinquent personal property taxes, and warrants ordered drawn for sam Lein Motor Company, supplies —Maintenance .. H, F. Tiedman, services—Coun- ty’ Commissioner . . F, Cameron, serv id mileage—Co. ‘Commissioner Wm. Fricke, service: —Co, ‘Commi: Lein, services and m age—Co,’ Commissioner ‘A, Swanson, services ‘and “mileage—Co. ‘Commissioner. W. G. Worner, services and intleage—Co. ' Commissioner. Moved by Commissioner Worner and seconded by Commissioner Cam- eron that the following Resolution be adopted: RESOLUTION WHEREAS, due to present condi- tlons and existing tax laws, counties find it impossible to carry on the necessary poor reliet and public wel- fare needs with the tax moneys avall- able, WHEREAS, the cost of maintain- ing indigent’ patients at the State Hospital for the Insane, Jamestown, North Dakota; State School for Feebleminded, ‘Grafton, North Da- kota; and State Sanitorlum for ‘Tu- berculosis, San Haven, North Dakota; is now being paid by’ Burleigh coun- ty and all other counties in the state, for ate respective patients, and, WHI EAS, this coats hould prop- ely be orks by cine alatsre it tee greater opportunities for tax collec- tions from sources not dependent on direct tax levie: THEREFORE, we hereby respect- fully petition the present Legislature to enact such laws as will transfer the cost of carrying these patients at these state institutions to the state itself and thus lighten the burden now carried by the counties, which h. become unbearable and impossible. Roll call: All members voted “aye.” Moved by Commissioner Swanson and seconded by Commissioner Wor- ner that the County Treasurer be in: structed to furnish the Board of County Commissioners at their next meeting, February 2nd, 1937, with a statement showin, the amount of money pald out of the $175,882.98 by him from the sale of Certificates of Indebtedness, to list each item by Warrant number and amount so paid with interest and to show the bal- ance of the money on hand. Roll call: All members voted “aye.” Moved by Commissioner Lein and seconded by Commissioner Cameron that the Board adjourn until 2:30 o'clock P. M. Roll cail: All members voted “aye.” January Sth, 1937, 2:30 o'Clock P, M. The Board of County Commission- ers reconvened with Commissioners Swanson, Worner, Lein, Cameron and Fricke present, Moved and seconded by Commissioner Lein that the taxes be cancelled on the W% of Section’ 34, Township 14 Range 77, for the year 1931, and Hi il tax for the year 1930, for the reason that the State owned the above land for these years. Roll cali: Al members voted “aye.” Moved by Commissioner Worner and seconded by Commissioner. C eron L Lars appointed County Health Ofticer for the year Ttoll call: Ail. members voted “aye.” Moved: by Commissioner Worner and seconded by Commissioner Lein that Geo. M. Register and Dr. C. E. Stackhouse be reappointed to the In- sanity Comtnission for the ensuing two years. Roil call: All members voted “aye.” Moved by Commissioner Worner and seconded by Commissioner Cam- eron that Mrs, Fred E. Anstrom be reappointed Matron of the County Jail at a salary of $25.00 per month for the year 1937. Roll call: Ajl members voted Moved by Commisstoner Le! seconded by that Commissioner Worner be ap: pointed as the representative for Bu leigh county on the World War Mem orial Board of Governors for the yea ROll_call: Swanson, aye; Worner, pass: Lein, aye; Cameron, aye; and Fricke, aye. Moved by Commissioner C ‘on ud seconded by Commissioner Wore ner that, in accordance with a letter received’ from the State Heulth Of- ficer in regard to nursing service, Burleigh county assist with funds to continue this service in the amount of $473.00 for the six month, period fron January }, 1937 to June 30, Ron call: iy Mh mere ‘s voted “aye.” Moved ‘ommissi: ‘Worner cron that the salar deputies and’ clerk: payroll remain the same for the e su'ng year, with the exception of the following: Clerk tn the Clerk | of Court's office, Register of ‘Deed’ Deputy Sheriff Carl | $125.00, sald deputy to be mileage except in a cas gency; and salary of Clerk perintendent of Schools’ remain the same subject Roll call: Moved ; 8nd seconded by Comm! eton ee with pay be aiiowed ail Smptoye ; Burleigh county office! Rol! call: All members voted “aye.” Moved hy Commissioner Lein and | seconded Commissioner Cameron the following Resolution be adopted: in Su- office to to ER SOL ETDS: The Bank Examiner's Report of {December 2nd, 1936, iptting blow ore: road services 20.00 d, "auditor, Court, Sheriff and Superintendent of by. Commissioners Cameron eron 2:30 : All members voted “aye.” fameron and settlement with the State Sending be credited to the personal property taxes of the A. E. Thorberg Cafe inclusive. All members voted “aye.” Reg- Moved by Commissioner Swanson and seconded by Commissioner Cam- Board adjourn until at 9:30 o'clock 130 e'Clock A. M. by Commissioner Worner | per, ‘The following bills were allowed, and wafrants ordered aun Nags sea Beh JR. CANNON GUILTY OF CORRUPT PRACTICE BY OWN ADMISSION Judge Directs Verdict for Tink- ham in Suit Dating to 1928 Election , County Judge and Register of Deeds by Commissioners Worner and seconded by Commissioner Swan- Wasuington, Feb. 5.—(?)—Justice The report of Chas. See Gre Jennings Bailey held Friday that for and September, Bishop James Cannon, Jr., was guilty | —by his own ad- mission —of vio- lating the federa) corrupt practices f act and ended af $500,000 libel suit §) brought by the in 1930 that Can- non had not com- plied with federal Jaw in handling Rep. Tinkham 1928 anti-Alfred E. Smith campaign funds, “In this case,” Bailey said, “the de- fendant has pleaded the truth of the charges made in the publication, and I find from the testimony of the plaintiff and his own witnesses that he was guilty of violating the cor- rupt practices act, and that the charges made against him are sub- stantially true. “I therefore direct you to return @ verdict for the defendant.” Cannon’s counsel filed a motion for a new trial and also served no- tice of intention to appeal, if a new trial were not granted. No defense testimony was pre- sented. Cannon did not appear in court because of illness, CROWN PRINCE RECOVERS Florence, Italy, Feb. 5.—(4)—Mihai, 15-year old crown prince of Rumania, “is completely recovered” from an ap- pendicitis operation and a touch of influenza, it was annouced Friday. sented to the Board, and the Board having been occupied with other im- portant matters, and it now being fate Saturday afternoon, we hereby. move that Receipts of the report be acknow- ledged, but final consideration there- fore be postponed until the February meeting. Roll call: Atl members voted “ay Moved by Commissioner Worner and seconded by Commissioner Swan- son that Burleigh county appropriate $100 to ald in the collection of Delinquent Tax Roll call: All members voted “aye.” Moved by Commissioner Lein and seconded by Commissioner Cameron that the County Board authorize the allotment of the sum of $4,000.00 to the Burleigh County Welfare Board for poor relief purposes for the month of February, 1937. Roll call: ‘All members yoted “aye.” The annual report of uncollected al Property Taxes for 1936 sub- mitted by Shepitt Fred E, Anstrom was deferred’ until the February meeting. Moved by Commissioner Swanson and seconded by Commissioner Lein that the Board adjourn, subject to call, until February 21d, 1937, at 10 o'clock A. R Swangon, aye: Worner, cal aye; Lein, aye; Cameron, aye; Fricke, ;|[sisnor Gumcry {/SALVATION ARMY'S WORK WINS PRAISE Detailed Account of Achieve- ments Received He More Money Is Needed Outline of the work being done by the Salvation Army in the Olio and erty Smith. Salvation Army, Bis- Loadings of Revenue Freight on on Rebound Peo brrmpdoay Feb. 5. 5.—()—The As- lation of American Railroads re- Posted Friday loadings of revenue freight for the week ending last Sat- urday totaled 659,790 cars. This was ® decrease of 10,586 cars, or 1.6 per cent, compared with the preceding week; an increase of 37,900, or 6.1 per Mississippi valley flooded areas was|cent, compared with a year ago, and received here Friday by Major Her- bert Smith, in charge of the army’s activties here. Dovetailing the army work with that of the Red Cross, officials of the lat- ter organization have been appointed to supervise relief work in several dis- tricts and areas, among them being Southern Jilinois Southern Indiani and part of Missouri. At Evansville, Ind., the Army has been assigned the job of feeding refu- gees and 14,000 meals are being served daily. Paper cups for coffee and milk are costing $75 a day. Other cities in which the Army is in charge of relief work are Cairo, West Frankfort, Anna and Cape Girardeau Harrisburg, and Herrin, Ill. and Charleston, Mo. In the communication received by Smith emphasis is placed on the fact that the work is costing thousands of dollars daily and more funds are urg- ently needed. Preserves Butter, 4 Ib. . prints, per Ib. Lard, Morrell’s, 1 Ib. pkg. .... 104 Main Phone 77 Grapefruit 112 Size 5 for 16c SALMON PEACHES Lettuce, nice firm heads, 2 for ..... Celery, well bleached Wituiaa FRICKE, Chairman, Board of County coma ee G. ‘ounty Auditor in and for Burleigh County. | SEE BIG IGA ADV. FOR MORE MONEY SAVERS Fresh GROUND ¢ BEEP, 2 lbs. .... 29c BACON SQUARES, 14, to 2 Ib. average, BOLOGNA, Ib... fresh RING LIVER petlnase-- -- LOC to bee ...... BOC 19c BANANAS, golden ripe, 3 Ibs....... Henie STRAWBERRIES, pint GRAPEFRUIT, Texas tote ........ 29 Libby's Frait for Salad, No. 1 cans, 2 for .......... Libby’s Grapefruit, No. 2 cans, 2 for ...........+.:' Libbys’ Catsup, rich in flavor, 14 os. bottels, 2 for Libby's Mixed Vegetabels, No, 2 cans, 2 for ... Oatmeal, reg. oF quick, large pkg. Anyone wishing to contribute to flood relief work of the Salvation @ ZERR’S Pure Apple Jelly, 2 lb. jar ...........-24¢ Coffee, Princess Patt, 1 Ib. can Hearts of Wheat Cereal, pkg. .. and Strawberry ale 19c Canned Fruit, No. 10 can ............-59¢ (Peaches, Loganberries, Blackberries, Pears) CASH GROCERY an increase of 62,829, or 10.5 per cent, compared with two years ago. Lessening of Floods Is Boon for Business Army should send money or checks to New York, Feb. 5.—(#)—Lessening of more aggtavated flood threats brought recovery to most divisions of trade this in the weekly review. bution resumed its advance strong rebound evident in districts where waters had receded.” Grain Dealers Name Albright President Grand Forks, Feb, 5.—(P)—Walter Albright of Bonetrail, N. D., Friday headed the North Dakota Farmers Grain Dealers association, following the closing meeting of the new board of directors Thursday. Other officers Mogey Say ae PHONE: 928 3 Ib. jar 59c .33c 18c Peanut Butter, 21b. jar... Biscuit Flour, 2% Ib. pkg. ..... DELIVER Phone 77 Miracle Whip Salad Dressing By Kraft Qt. jar 37e BUTTER, No. 1 creamery, per lb. PEANUT BUTTER, quart jar......29c Del Monte Red Sockeye, 1-Ib, can . DATES, Our Family, 1 1No.2can Uncle William Hominy 1No. 2 can St. Croix Size 3 Peas 1 No. 2can Red Ripe Tomatoes 1 No, 2can LeGrande Green Cut Beans WHEAT FLAKES Del Monte Halves, No, 2% can . IVORY SOAP DEAL ; TOILET TISSUE, 4 large rolls ......17¢ 15c 15c Swift’s Bacon, machine sliced, special, 33c Swift’s Dried Beef, ma- chine sliced, nice and fresh, per Ib. Swift's Spare- Jello, all six flavors, 4 pkgs. .. 36c 35c 19¢ Dakota Maid, 10-os. pkg., -38c /-Ib. cello pkg. 21¢ | All For 39c 17c 26c large and 518 9th St. 2 phe oe LTC Van Camp's Perk and 2 tall 19c 23c 19¢ ter AV 3 tall cans ...... Blue Rose Rice, foy. quality, 3 Ibs. — ramed were J. A. Buchanan of Bu- chanan, vice-president, of Jamestown, secretary. The/| have ped —Rubye Nix Zioncheck, tak mmittee _includes oF politics.—Rubye bright “Buchanan ‘and Fred Klein, of | ing up study of home econo! Beulah. Liner and 230. be $11 Seventh St. ——_—_—_——————— 5 necepehanaie 2 | BACON, Corn King, cetlo wrap., % Ib. pkg. 19¢ ‘and C. H.Con-| nomics and political science, interested in eco- since I been so closely associated with T am naturally Grocery Phone 816 GRAPEFRUIT, Seediess, 6 f COFFEE, Mart, 2 Ibs, .. ————— centrated soap, (with fine large glass dish .... BLACKBERRIES, Blue & White, No. 10 can " 6le WATCH FOR OUR RED TAG SALE 3 SPEAKS GROCERY 216 Broadway—Earl Speaks, Prop.—Phone 611 WEEK-END SPECIALS SOUP, Moon Rose, (1 can free), 45c Princess Patt COFFEE, Minneopa ASPARAGUS med. white, tin., 2OC Minneopa JELL POWDER, spin... L4e kK a Pure "24 2-Ib. jar ‘= DICKS LG. A. Fresh Ground Beef, 2 lbs. .._.29¢ IGA Oats Quick or reg., Ige: pkg. 15c 29c 25c Grapefruit Seedless, 112 size, 10 for Carrots Washed, 6 Ibs. ........ Oxydol, large pkg. ....19¢ Super Suds, 10 oz. 3 for 25c COOK’S@ Phone 564 Sunsweet PRUNE JUICE, quart FIG BARS, Manchesters, Sa ae BOC TOILET TISSUE, - Srais for... LTC on Princess Patt, “98c 3-pound SAUERKRAUT, Minne- Jeans for ’.... 20C WHEAT HEARTS, ter ve... 18c Chocolate Covered CHER- RIES, 1-1b. box, 35e value, special ct 27 C Oyer 20 kinds. A swell dish for the cold Bred Spred PRESERVES, assorted, 3-Ib. jar .. No. 2 tin, ¢ i 18c 39c CHERRY CHOCOLATES, eo eee 35c Minneopa WHEAT HEARTS, pkg. .. Shelled PECANS, Balloon SOAP Chips, 5 Ibs. .... 710 Thayer We Deliver see: AE Sirloin Steak 22c or Short Cut, Ib. ...... 57c Palmolive Soap, each ...5¢ Lava Soap, med., 3 for. .17¢ 7c Crisco 3 Ib. tin .............. Carol Macaroni or Spaghetti 2 Ib, box ...... 512 Ave. D U. S. INSPECTED CORN FED MEATS BEEF, PORK, VEAL per. ns. SOC BEEF POT ROAST, ten- wa”... 22¢ 2lc SPARERIBS, Ib for .. BROOKFIELD Frankfur- ters, Chili Con Carne, Calf Liver, Veal Cutlets. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES per dozen...” 40 CAULIFLOWER, white heads, Ib. 1 8c NEW CABBAGE, per Ib. RUTABAGAS, Luther, sweet, 2 5c 4 pounds.......