The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1937, Page 3

at Om | RED OWL STORET) ease REOPEN ON PRAY —_ fe Meat Department Installed in | o; Store'No. 2; Entire Place Remodeled Doubled in size and with a new and ‘modern mee department, Red Owl store No. 2 will re- ae to the public morning after undergoing a complete remodeling, ‘The store now occupies space form- erly used by the Womens Wear Shoppe, which makes addition of the meat department possible. This de- partment is equipped with York air- cooled refrigeration and Hussman see ay counters. le grocery department also has tear remodeled and now is equipped Meas birchwood fixtures, trimmed in To mark the reopening of the store Red Owl stores in Bismarck are featuring special sales on some items at both stores, Managing the remodeled store is Harold Dukelow, formerly of Rapid City, 8. D., who, with his wife and daughter, is making his home at 223 ‘West Thayer. He relieves Allan Arne- gard who, with his family, now is in California, visiting with his wife's FA LAHR HR aNGE »0 BONDS FIRST FLOORD PHONE e BANK BLOG - BISMARCK CONSULT YOUR AGENT OR BROKER AS YOU WOULD YOUR DOCTOR OR LAWYER Bismarck, supervisor this district, has been in charge f the fixture installations in the gro- cery nt. Here for the opening will be P. 8. Nickel, Fargo, general superintendent for the Red Owl, and Norman Kiss- ner, Par Saas manager at Huron, Thue dr the sixth double-size store North hold a banquet and business confer- cific hotel. licenses to revoke without a action the permit of any theatre showing a play he deemed objec- tionable. OHAMA OKAY New York, May 20.—(#)—Theresa Helburn, member of the New York presentation of the Pulitzer prize play “Idiot's Delight.” ‘CLEAN FALSE TEETH— GET RID OF STAINS © "| Say Dorothy Fell for New Yorker New York society has several times rumored altar inclinations of lovely Dorothy Fell, who smiles charmingly above; but now, at last, has come a definite report of her engagement to New Yorker Howell Van Ger- big, and of the marriage date— June 12. Miss Fell is the daugh- ter of Mrs. Ogden Livingston Mills, and granddaughter of the late Rensselaer,-Philadelphia society leader. course of a church Alexander Van | sup. captains, ; (90 proof), . | Benjam! the first clock made in America. In 1154. “For a really fine dry gin—try Paul Jones Four Star Distilled Dry Gin distilled from 100% grain neutral spirits.” survey and was assisted by Pickles! Is Defined urpose of the survey, 4,565 Families Contacted in Survey of Church and Re- ligious Groups Here Of 4,656 families paeyered in the survey Rev. Banneker constructed cane 4 “Rundab, pastor of Trinity terviewed de long to. Thus, in mai ed as members of ence for the church in kote “plack bass, statehouse, L. L. ‘Thursday. declat the Silver is the best conductor of elec- tricity. ee church, said, was to deter- the religious Preference and af- fillation of the population and to determine on the basis of chi ference and natural background just what churches should function with- in certain areas, It should be noted in the table Ne which follows that edt Sonics clared general church affiliation but. ae eee specify what particular local church they be- lurch pre- in- many families included J oe classifieation according to denominations may be members of some Bismarck church. eee ot example, 87 members of the Presbyterian church are listed, ia 25 families express a preference for the First Presbyterian church. In addition to these, 145 families are list- Presbyterian church and 156 others state a prefer- Presbyterian church, Since there is only one Presbyterian Bismarck, the First Pres- byterian, some of the families listed generally as members of the denomin: ation may also be members of the Prize Black Bass to Be Shown in Capitol “grand daddy” of North Da-/% mounted, and fn a glass case, will be on dis- play in the first floor lobby of the Rudrud, deputy game and fish commissioner, said The bass was caught by W. F.|°" (Red) Cloone of Minot, two years ago “There's ee just like him still un- oozed, tP Strawberry lake,” Rudrud Not merely the usual single j but also an £X) A jacket It’s the EXTRA Jacket ‘that does it! K at the top of the ordinary cigarette package with its single jacket of Cellophane. Note the exposed folds and seams. Now examine the Old Gold pack- age. Note that EXTRA jacket of Cello- phane. See how it double-seals the top of the package. ...and double-seals the bottom of the package. Thanks to those TWO jackets of Cellophane, instead of one, the Old Gold package is weather-tight and climate-proof. When cigarettes dry out, they die out. Neither is a soggy cigarette any- body’s enjoyment. In either case, the fragranceis gone. Smoothnessisgone. _ Pleasure is gone. Double-Mellow Old Golds not only give you prize crop tobaccos, the finest money can buy, but give you ciga- rettes of guaranteed freshness, no matter where you buy them. - Fitat yourself to fresh OLD GOLDS Zoclay Gapyright, 1937, hy P. Loritiand Co., tue. __THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1987 Announce Results Of Ct Church Census aeapaingihiet oe church congrega~ The abut rela ofthe canes follow: 210 5.616 68 1819 =s ore FY axe § z 418 11.178 418 391 10.46 301 182 4.086 152 Fev sess s eeeeeE ERuS Be Bu nti «tuktenie & S83 Se & ~ 8 SS8eksbs nent HEILEMAN'S Old Style ager This part) es trepem, This "SNAPPY" and shapely Performer in pink, Yells OLD STYLE LAGER Is my only drinkl Old Style Hager Old id Style Lager is a krausened old fashioned, rer, mene ie peta a slower, Old <i tager Hy ing sive star. oP ll G. Holloman Brewing Co., La Crosse, Wis. Capital Sales Co. 201 Main Ave. GalaGrand Opening Bismarck, No. Dak. 504-506 Broadway FREE! Friday to Wednesday Friday and Saturday, May 21-22 At New Store, 504-506 Broadway May 21st to 26th While Supplies Last iin bl worn euexcent on meats are effec: | Free Shopping Bag to Each Fruit and Ve ble Prices om cane Customer on the two opening sales days. bry Saturday night, May 22, Free Candy — Each Child accompanted by Sead parents will be given Free All Day Sucker: Free Whistles for ‘All the Children when accompanied by their parents. See remariive ce vintt the) beter shiny, new parhTtgect ee : fine the low prices. Sore join in this, Gala Grand "Opening ‘New Meat Market - - 504 Broadway These Special Meat Values Friday and Saturday, May 21 - 22 — mg GE A seaplane sod mols en mar with the latest electric refrigeration, assuring you of freshly kept meats at all times... You'll LARD ; Ib. wax cartoons, 2 Ibs. Kraft ee per Ib. ate UGAR 7 10 $ FLOUR gntp, 49th $2 7 “Kitchen-tested”’ Free Recipes Pla $1.12 Cottage Cheese Rich and nourishing, EP MDs. a5 9k s oeisviais «aie « Quality sis do.3 2 Land O’ Lekes Fa 4 3 ee 28 CHEES Mild American Box LY a Priced Exceptionally Low! Grape Fruit °” 22 19 Jell-O aay 18 Richer, Purer, oe 5X Sunsweet Pres fons 31> OZ Beacon Cocoa « Om 15¢ Tomatoes &22'siz, + 2 22: O5¢ Golden Corn ‘timer’ 2 22> D5¢ Wheat Puffits xxii. 2 15¢ SALADA TEA‘:2‘. Jepen Green Orange Pekoe Bleck ws ‘ta 296) te: 17¢ ‘ter 336 be Smawbe Shortcake Deloxel DRESSING Smooth and Testy - Millions Prefer it for — ae Pint Jar " 9g *s Ci -3 18-02. Ce | Cans Angelus “Kept-Fresh” mancumattows|| CWVALTINE |} Heinz Ketchup Famous Swiss Health Drink po and Delight | 400 780 nd See j Household Needs tesa bn SELF-POLISHING - Dries. Clean and Bright WAX-RITE at 3Q¢ | LUX FLAKES “<z" 2 92 SCOT TISSUE «3 22¢ "pees. 196 Cuts Down Stocking Runs 2- 2-20 ie 180 FOR KITCHEN USE ‘WHITER WASHES - SPARKLING DISHES with SCOT TOWELS 2™=19¢ ses, $e 208 LUX SOAP ‘Pew Jain 20 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES RADISHES, Tender crisp cx: 5 bunches 10¢ RHUBARB, home grown ...... seceveeee 4 lbs. 17¢ LETTUCE, solid, crisp heads...........+.0.---+++-5¢ ORANGES, medium size (216) ............--Doz. 35¢ POTATOES, new early White Rose..... - 10 lbs. 35c BANANAS, Rich golden, ripe fruit .....4 lbs. 25¢ $2.00 ORDERS sen mantWO STORES TO SERVE YOU DR ate — OWL FOOD STORES