The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1937, Page 8

~BMPLOVERS 70 GET La Minneapolis, June 18. — (©) — innehaha, the fall of laughing - ABIP IN PREPARING - PAYROLLS’ REPORT) Sis es command performanc The Minneapolis park board Field Men ai Avsigned by by a voted to pump ‘ater from a res- ervoir over the lor the en- to N. D. Cities for Emer- tertainment of convention vis- gency Aid Only itors. Hiawatha, ‘the Indian brave, again will be rightfully carrying Seven employes.of the North Da-| the maiden Minnehaha across the kota unemployment compensation di-! stream. A statue of the two in vision were assigned to temporary! midstream has been on dry land stations over. the state Friday to as- for years. sist employers in preparing compli- ance reports and to check delin- quents, tion from the payroll tax. Such em- Alvin Purcell, state director, said| ployers can be exempted if they fur- employes will be designated as field) nish information required by the law, | tiers’ representatives and stationed in as-| Purcell stated. signed cities only a few days to assist} He said reports have been received and expedite preparation of employes’ | from 2,782 of an estimated 13,000 reports to determine liability. ployers. Of the total received only Fieldmen and temporary stations} 410 are liable for the tax. aBeluge Gordon J, Buurman, Grand| Purcell reported the office also has ; ©. Rustad and Henry Boyle,| filed 116 voluntary compliance reports ane A. J. Bowman, Valley City;} by employers hiring less than eight Alvin Watson, Jamestown; M.D. El-/ persons who. are asking the depart- liott. and Dan ‘Dougherty, Devils] ment to “allow them to come under Lake, Minot and Williston. the payroll tax” and thereby insure Penalties will be assessed upon em-| their workers. ployers failing -to file - reports even though they employ less than eight persons, the minimum set for exemp- 1 GET MOST FOR MY MONEY IN “Kellogg's give me more real value because they're so much crisper and more delicious. won't buy any other brand!” The extra goodness of Kel- logg’s Corn Flakes is the result of exclusive manufac- turing methods. They’re made better, packed better and taste better. Always oven- fresh in the patented WAx- TITS inner wrapper. - At all grocers, rendriy to serve with milk or cream. logg in Creek. hospitality plus— folks “We Thank You” Strawberries — Watermelons — Bananas Plums — Cherries Vine ned Cantaloupe Large Fcc “Vegetables” aad Degsanse - Head Lettuce - cn Dele cauufiower - = New Pee aoe > Carrots - New ew Cabbage DUO. il ore... 63¢] = ore... 63¢] ome. 230 ome. 230 “Grocery Department” airie Raisins, Minneopa, 1-lb. pkg., pkgs. 17c if! ane cave ‘Libby's, 1-lb, tins, each Purex, quart bottles, each 21-08, can, 2 f0F ........sees an ew ates ary as 25c = 2-lb, box only Sas ar 49c = “Candy Department” Bae Ole We isccceicnay tee 33c Tel, Cello BOG ...csseesecesesssseeees ;, 33¢ Leb, Cello bag ........ssesseseeeseneses 43c “Meat Department” Cudahy's Puritan Ham, Butt End, ss 4 to 5 Ib, per Ib. wo... ecsceeeeeeees 30c Pe ne Mise 25c ha MB ee tobe theces sss ctne age sotes 20c en cece 16c Mock Chicken each nn Oe SSE JAI ie 5c SPRINGERS AND STEWING HENS “Cold Meats” Veal Loaf - Chicken * Baked and Minced Ham - Pan Souse Saled Loaf - Luncheon , ALL PHONES 211 118 THIRD 8ST. Deliveries—8:45 & 10:20 A. M.; 2:20 & 4:30 P. ML CLOSE SATURDAY AT 7 P. M. “SHE. HOME OF BETTER FOODS” “One of the nicer gestures of hospitality is ‘‘Will you have « coup of tea?’’ And if the tea is Lipton’s Yellow Label, with its rich aromatic flavor and fine full bodied quality . . . well, that’s preter Lipton’s. Try it. SUTUUTAUUSQUUIAUUUUTTUPUVUEL UCU Ui Emmons Stock Show Opens at at Hazelton) judging of stock 00 Geetery the first itertainment program. aay of the ateenth am ual Emmons apnea te Hoes cee Boston, June NA stake to- County ers’ association stock |Te-elected for the coming year. They handlers—about show which opened in Hazelton Fri- |are John Olin, Sims, president; FG. | VOlVine sll wool + Weinrich, New Salem, secretary-|—Friday slowed the pulse of the Bos- ‘Tints Ramsiand, Al- ton wool market during the peak meres vice president, shipment season. s, band visitor was Olin, concerts, and a wrestling match be- who che mL Te ee Elliott Bicknell, chairman of the tween Bill ‘Nelson Temvik, ait Char- | tlers who came to Morton. labor committee of the Boston Wool ley Neff, McClusky, are also part of also registered. re. Proeram. ie SEE lay evening the annual stock- ACCIDENT Fi eae: dance will be held in the Roxy Duluth, June 5a a / Be peoy ny 2Mb. a ATs DICKS lh 19¢ BUTTER POTATOES / Old Settlers’ Picnic: ~ |feret,, broken beck" sunday "when 1, Prinla NewU.8.Na1 7 Held at New Salem Mire 2 I. roll 10. Ibs. .....25¢ Secs Ns MSN Beale ek oe’ 1,000 jammed New} The new cafeteria of the Interior Wednesday for the annual | building in Washington Brey ou aie eae County Old Set- | with 12,120 pleces . 59¢ Cucumbers ‘ii 10c Bananas ne =19¢ Cantaloupe "7 icr*° 25c q 50 Ibs. ... $1.15 MAKES 10 BIG GLASSES f talk by Freak Zahn, Fort Yates SCOTT’S New Shipment Nectar natal Sasa "28e t. : Wheaties, 2 for .. .21c -Phone 816 (rays = Std «WHITE | Beef Roast, fancy .....1b.18e | Veal Roast new Ib. 16e Su ‘ar Ua 53¢ A has the Best Ih Ribs of Beet .. rca 2Ibs.25c | Ground Beef ....... 2 Ibs. 25¢ ig A VALUES 7 STEAK DATES PAST oe 2ic] WS : | prunes S25. 19 ee . Le a me 2 fe 2B RAISINS ee 33 V8 Bo ates r ea ge 1 Bat or C be seeeseooeees’ Walnuts Se "23 Red & White Pineapple 2s "”...23¢ sean chs wean swe, .23¢ CRISCO, 3-pound tin...... ) mae OXYDOL, large pkg....... 59c SOAP, Palmolive, 3 bars...17¢ HILEX, quart bottle ..... -19c iw 1 2 nN ‘ mW 2eTY i] i it 1) l : cay ans Corn n Flakes Or eae PKG. “Standards” “26 , Tomatoes str" 26c i # PEAS st, ont = 19c BARGAIN Sn, 256 Nash's Toasted ‘ COFFEE '* 33¢ Salad Dressing | ‘Monogram, tion all day Saturday Come in and have a cup of delicious NASH’S TOASTED COFFEE Fresh Peas ‘Lemons California Oranges Grapefruit Gulf Breeze, Small sise | Ti oslo beg ne 15¢ rorias, 04 on can nas 9c > Tomatoes. : Bananas ' | Rap-in-Wax Plums , fe 4g re 19¢ ptingleg eeeeee 2 7c aie t can, 2 for Bennod 3le OF wees ; | Olives .. Peaches Libby's Spanishy 10 ic 2 OB. far ............ : " Saedines tatoo, oval cans, s tor LOC pie Pears Salmon : pier aa 16¢ Nos can, a t0r «0... 33c Spanish _ i aan Tw ™ DBe 2% on. jar Tomato Juice Pineapple Juice on. can, 3 cans for ,. 20 | refreshing, 4600. can 2OC Coffee Chase and Sanborn Zier 49c Potatoes Wnie........ 10 t= 22c Potatoes 5_a, ie er... 61.95 Apples % t. 20 Ib, BOX 6s... eeeeseee es ° +, | Lis for Looking, Tomatoes imc te esting and Learning palit 18. 30c golden yellow ie rag Cc. for = 28 crap head... Stor 13C Cathe, see 4c orev ESC | 2 tre for 2OC Pork and Beans sy oo mnie. 10 ce bs Armour’s, alice Libby's in tomato sauce, D0) Ne 2 oe idewtoar “14 Dried Beef Libby’s, with cheese tomato sauce, Nod can. 9c hla paar aeee ‘5 phe Vienna Sausage Dill Paice aa "19¢ Libby’s or Armour’s, to serve hot or cold, ig Lunch Tongue cuicnsees 2. Salad Dressing, Harvest MILK, Pee Sorta y tall 4-2. ubby's Ronedale fh 1 Ae Siiver Cream tnd wrve, 6c cons LDC Recta 2 va 19¢ Roast Beef aed cx “Libby's or Armour's, heat and serve, 12 os. can <:20¢