The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 16, 1937, Page 12

FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1987 = Wives Quadruple, Love Is Trouble THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FURNITURE STORE ISPECTEOR Bibliomancy is the te ernest Nini 16—(P)—-O. | designate the Laie @ome people orbeck has baeen appointed de- have when puzzl opening rapt for the oil inspec- ia iareg tear joa tion division of the state to succeed ped ee termine person’ J. A. Grindeland, Warren. Bumper Crop of Georgia Peaches: aS SHOCK LEAVES BOY IN CRITICAL SHAPE 50,000 Volt Charge Blasts Youth From 50-Foot High Tension Tower ®t. Paul, July 16—(}—Donald Li- Yedahl, 16, was burned critically early Friday by a 50,000-volt shock which literally blasted him off a 50- foot high tension tower. The victim is in Ancker hospital suffering from brain concussion and second degree burns. His condition is serious. Donald climbed the tower while several companions, including his 15- year-old sister Lorraine, watched. He fell headfirst into a swamp, and when he was dragged from the muck his shirt and sweater had been completely burned away. RUTLEDGE RE-ELECTED Detroit Lakes, Minn., July 16—(P}— Dr. L. H. Rutledge was re-elected president of the Detroit country club at the annual stockholders meeting. Also re-named was C. W. Blanding as treasurer. New officers are Herb Anderson, secretary and Dr. W. A. Carlson, vice president. ITALIAN WOUNDED GO HOME Gaeta, Italy, July 16—(#)—The hos- pital ship Gradisca arrived Friday from Spain with 800 Italian volun- teers wounded while fighting with the insurgent Spanish army on the northern Bilbao front. 1 ALWAYS SAY “*KELLOGG'S** BEFORE Ete Heeahergy ge never gain an; ry for corn flakes. I rete ‘Kellogg’s.’ Then I’m sure that I’m getting the best.” No imitation has ever equaled the flavor and qual- ity of Kelloge’s Corn Flakes. ey’re made better. Taste r. Packed better, Ready to serve. Always oven-fresh in the patented WAXTITE inner wrapper. At all grocers. Served in ho- tels and res- taurantsevery- where. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. say BEFORE YOU SAY “CORN FLAKES” Scarlett O'Hara is sure lucky she only exists in a boo! have a hard time bein; You can’t blame the ju you the to represent her city in the Atl: Wee she'd the reigning belle of Atlanta days. es for pickin, anapect arms of these the pick of the town: Joel Whitlock, Lorraine Mayfield (1 pick g three beauty queens when rgia peaches. Left to right are ‘selected antic City contest) and Inez Cooper. Fall in Carloadings WILL, OPEN DOORS THURSDAY, JULY 22 Dickinson Business Men Ex- pand Business With Estab- lishment of Outlet Here Preparations are being pushed this week-end for the grand opening next ‘week of Bismarck’s new exclusive fur- niture store, the Engel-Rausch Fur- riture company, it was announced Friday by officials of Ge coneete The grand opening new es- tablishmént, which occupies the build- ing at the corner of Third street and Broadway which formerly housed Hintgen’s store, has been set for Thursday, July 22. John Engel, president, and A. P. Rausch, secretary-treasurer, are su- pervising preparations here for the grand opening. Julius Meyer, vice president of the concern, is assistant manager of the Engel Furniture com- pany at Dickinson, in which position he has served for the last eight years. He will move to Bisrharck to be asso- lated with the business here. Engel, owner and operator of the Engel Furniture company at Dickin- son for the last eight years, will have personal charge of the management of both furniture stores and plans to spend considerable of his time in Bis- marck though he will continue his residence in Dickinson temporarily. Quarters Remodeled Quarters of the new furniture store next to the Paramount theatre have been redecorated and remodeled for the advent of the new business. The furniture company will occupy both the main and basement floors of the property, with large display rooms on each floor. ~ A considerable quantity of the firm's stock already has arrived and men Friday were busy the it on new merchandise and arranging the display floors. The store will han- le several high-grade lines of furni- eee said, in ac Gl oes to nat ood washing machifes, cleaners and elec- In the store's stock are included Yankeés’ Legs Get | : | Praises of Gerard | Is Shown in Report Inole New York, July 16—(?)—James W. Gerard, former ambassador to Germany, who slid his shapely legs into shiny black knee breeches for Britain's corona- tion, came back to the United States Thursday with a word of praise not only for his own but for the legs of other American men at the ceremony. “The Americans who wore knee breeches at the coronation festiv- ities showed a@ fine set of legs,” sald Gerard. “There wasn't a knocked-knee or a bandied-leg in the whole outfit.” Gerard had praise also for Eng- land's King George VI. The king, he said, “is a great fellow.” FLOUR 25c Apricots Calif. large, Lamberts, for can- ning, 15-1b. lug.... $1.99 Raspberries ORANGES Shee taty ............ 18 “1 Washington, July 16—(#)—The As- ported Friday 682,205 cars of revenue freight were loaded during the week ending last Saturday. ‘This was a decrease of 123,963 cars, or 15.4 per cent, compared with the preceding week; a decrease of 42,072, or 5.8 per cent, compared with a year ago, and an increase of 116,703, or 20.6 per cent, compared with two years ago. RUSH CHATEAU WORK Medora, N. D., July 16—()—Re- storation work at the chateau of the Marquis de Mores is being with W. J. Franklin’s crew of paint- ers nearing the end of their task. Re- plastering is going on apace. PHONE 1612 All $1.50 Orders Delivered Free We are with the Eagles 100 per cent for bringing to Bismarck an attraction of as high quality as the Goodman Wonder Show. Salad Dressing Quart Mason Jar . 4 os jar APPLES rusia TOMATOES 42.58%, PEAS, Early a Ne, 2 tin I, Stokely's 23c cans for Bantam, 3 ‘te 40c Stokely’s, Ni TOMATOES, Stand., No. 2.. CARROTS, Diced, No. 2 tin 3 “te 25 2 ‘te 21c for CAKE KNIFE 25, with Geisco 3 ih. tin Gold Medal FLOUR 10 tb, sack Peaches California fancy, ‘53¢c $1.35 Pears martes... 12 to 38 45c Coffee fea 2cao40c Lemons, Sunkist, 34c ffe, 1 Washington Cobblers Honey Dew tach”... 23C Potatoes 50..: $1.08 SN i OR RRR EN 1 RCE TED ORO ELSE RIN UF ET sociation of American Railroads re- | 5. dri cross-bills and third wife, who stood by at lower left with one Beulah, N. D., July 16—Chris . Voegele is a trapper—of grass- Making two rounds field, Voegele estimated 6,600 hoppers in water-kerosene mixture in trough. «| Wagher President of ST. FOOD MARKET 1 - 5th Street Near Bawy. 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