The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 13, 1937, Page 8

i | i THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1937 __ 8 NUMBER OF PEOPLE D. Rolls Since Last Year, Report Shows Continued decrease In the number {of persons on North Dakota relief / rolls was reported Friday by E. A. Willson, executive director of the state public welfare board, who said 106,- 819 persons have been lopped from are still in need of help. Compared | the list since November of last year. | With 1936, the outlook for the state as This gradual decrease was noted in |a whole is much better. /decreases will be evident when the {July report has been completed, he ~ ON RELIEF FALLING —__——————__—— | total for Ji f this y ts 106,819 Persons Lopped Off N. in dnoneene. Ot a ieee |an increase of 106,775 persons. This |than the May figure due to cuts in ‘eaministrative funds of the Resettle- |clared Willson, “There is improve- ment in areas where crops are fairly; 2 if ga AS You can make hard water soft as rain! It’s easy and inexpensive. Just shake a little Mel’o in the RAIN-WATER: the June report of L. A. Baker, head of the statistical department. Further said. Compared with June of 1936, the year the June total was 30,340 less ment administration and the WPA caseload, Baker stated. “The relief picture is mixed,” de- good, but sections hit by the drouth Tender Made Ham makes the breakfast. Juicy slices of Wilson’s Tender Made Ham. Peeved Indians Might | Give Away Black Hills Plan. Tribal Council’ at Fort Yates:This Month to Con- sider Grievances Rapid City, 8S. D., Aug. 13—(>) —Four age-wrinkled Indian chiefs, all of whom saw the “Cus- ter massacre” of 1876, maintained Wednesday they received ill treatment at the hands of the government and talked of offer- ing South Dakota's scenic Black Hills to Canada. The four, meeting to plan a tribal council at the Standing Rock reservation, Fort Yates, N. D., late this month, where it was proposed formal presentation of grievances be put before federal officials, included two nephews of Sitting Bull, whose Sioux and Cheyenne bands wiped out Gen. George A. Custer and his troops in the battle at Little Big Horn. Oscar One Bull, one of the fighting Indians’ nephews, voiced the complaint of the quart “The white man,” he sai | | never carried out his treaties with us. Many old Indians starved to death last winter for lack of ra- tions. If the president doesn’t do someting for us, we are going to Canada to talk to them.” Joseph White Bull, the other Sitting Bull descendant, gave as- sent to One Bull’s words and was joined by Elk Head and Two Runs. John Collier, in charge of the department of interior’s Indian | bureau, will be asked to attend the Fort Yates meeting, One Bull said, “so we can tell him what we know.” R. R. LAYS OFF WORKERS Chicago, | about $3,000,000 a year. | which had orange and tenon strip: Heats quickly (no cooking necessary). A new taste thrill. Try i. water and presto—it washes whiter, It rinses quicker. It leaves no scum, Saves soap and scrubbing. Made by the makers of Sani-Fluch. Sold by all grocers in two handy sizes. WILSON’S Secret Process ‘ | Senator Wade | Stee HAM Only WILSON & CO. makes Tender Wade Han P& TFOOD STORE 105 Fifth St. Free Delivery Phone 1994 Across the Street From Patterson Hotel Phone Orders Friday Evening for Early Saturday Morning Delivery Elbertas Blackberries 2 full boxes Fresh, Jarge size Apricots 16 Ib. lug Cookies Lemons Cucumbers Large, 3 for By the bushel basket........ 15 Fresh Creamery Butter Per Ib. ......eeeeeeeee Sugar 10 Ib. cloth sack 32c Cheese Kraft, 2 lb. box Corn, Peas or Cocoanut Bulk fresh, per Ib. .... Brown Suga 3 Ib. pkg. . Corn on Cob doz. 15¢ We Deliver All Phones 34 FRI. & SAT. SPECIALS Minneopa Catsup, 14 oz. bottle, 2 for. .25¢ Libby’s Pears, No. 2 tin, 2 for........ 35e Libby’s Sliced or Crushed Pineapple, No. 2 tin, 2 for .................. Tomatoes, No. 2!, standard,+2 for.... Grapefruit Juice, No. 1 tin............ 9c Princess Patt Coffee in 3 lb. Cookie Jar and California Pottery $1.98 5 piece Bridge Set ......., Macaroni or Spaghetti, 2 Ib. pkg...... 17c Minneopa Green Giant Peas, 303 PIM AOE ices hokcacs os eee 35¢ Extra Standard Corn, No. 2 tin, 2 for 23c Crest Saladettes, No. 2 tin........... 15c MEAT DEPARTMENT Minced Ham, Ib.....19¢ | Ground Round Pure Grnd. Beef, Ib. 18c¢ Steak, Ib. .........' 25 Bolling Beef, Ib. ....12c | Beef Pot Roast, Ib...19¢ ————_—_—_——_—_—_——______ FRUITS and VEGETABLES Home Grown Fresh Dill, Tomatoes, Wax Beans, Green Beans, Peas, Carrots, Beets, Potatoes Pie Cherries, pt. box 15¢ Strawberries, pt. box 2c peck . Cantaloupe, large, 2 for Table Grapes, Ib....15¢ PHONE 928 Concord Grapes, 4-quart basket . . Peaches, ripe, per doz. . . oe Potatoes, Minn. per peck ..... Macaroni and Spaghetti, 2 lb. box Corn, golden bantam, 2 cans Black Pepper, 4 oz. tin, 2 for Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. . Cookies, plain sugar, per Ib. .... Sweet Pickles, quart jar YU IVORY & 26c Loga Elberta Peaches Watermelons Red Malage Grapes (Oranges, 2 doz. 67c) “Vegeta Swift's Pork and Beans, Crystal White Soap, large bars, 10 for POST TOASTIES DEAL— . 1 Large laundry size, 3 for .. 2 Minneopa Grape Jam, 1 pound jar Heinz’ Tomato Juice, 12 oz. cans, 3 for 1 Golden Glow Salad Bowl per pound Per: pound per, Per pound (just season and bake), per pound ALL PHONES 211 Deliveries—8:45 & 10:30 A. ZERR’S ’ : nSs@ “We Thank You” Plums Cantaloupes Green Seedless Grapes Bananas Tomatoes — Head Lettuce — Golden Bantam Corn on Cob — Wax and Green Beans Carrots — Beets — New Peas — Radishes — Egg Plant “Grocery Department” large 28 oz. can, 2 for ...... Peeeeneeeenees 27c French’s Black Pepper, 4 oz. can, 3 for ..........008 ee eeeeeeeneees 25c Well’s Extra Standard Golden 23 Bantam Corn, No. 2 cans, 2 for ............+. Cc (Ask us!—20 wrappers and you get a bracelet with your birthstone free) KELLOGG’S BREAKFAST FOOD (With Bag)— a Large Packages Corn Flakes Package Pep 1 Package Wheat Krumbles 1 Large Package Post Toasties Package Huskies 1 Package Post Bran Flakes iva \_{*)°4 Ml with 2 LARGE CAKES i): er IVORY #% Super Suds, blue package, large size “Meat Department” per pound ... U. 8. Inspected Fancy Beef Rolled Roast, U. 8. Inspected Fancy Lamb Leg Roast, 30 he tee uaas c Hamburger, (no cereal or water), 16c Meat Loaf—Beef, pork and veal ground, “Cudahy’s Puritan Ham, butt end, 3 4 to 5 pounds each, per pound ........... Oc Cudahy Frankfurters or Wieners, SPRING CHICKENS — “Cold Meats” Boiled Ham — Baked Ham — Minced Ham —Veal Loaf Chicken Loaf — Salad Loaf — Pan Souse — Luncheon Loaf — Liver Loaf — Bologna — Thuringer Summer Sausage — Braunsweiger Liver Sausage. CLOSE SATURDAY AT 7 P. M. “EBE HOME OF BETTER FOODS” 208 SIXTH ST: Aug. 13—(7)—The Bur- Iington railroad announced Thursday about 300 men have been laid off under an economy program under- jtaken to offset recent wage increases’ jwhich it said would cost the road | Luther Burbank crossed a lemon) |end an orange and produced a fruit . .29¢ Bartlett Pears Concord Grapes Apricots bles” Celery — Cucumbers ALL FOR 38c | ALL FOR 27c .25c | Por 21c per pound .... STEWING HENS 18 THIRD 8T. ML; 2:30 & 4:30 P. M. Long Island Sound Is Raked for Girl’s Body Milford, Conn., Aug. 13—(4)—Small \craft trailing grappling irons resumed Friday a search for the body of Mrs. Charlotte Lucas, 35, Bridgeport school teacher missing since Wednesday night when her‘companion was forced to abandon her in storm-tossed Long Island Sound after their sailboat cap- sized. Police were.convinced that Mrs. Lucas drowned when, Officer Arthur Harris reported, her companion, George Wallace Thorpe, of New Haven, said she struggled free from Phone 816 Free Delivery APRICOTS, for canning, crate oretp aotiniminnc: GRAPES, Ribiers, : 2 pounds for ........... 25c CANTALOUPE, Jumbo size, 2 for... .23C CAKE FLOUR, Swans- Down, 2 pkgs. ........... 57c (1_cake plate free) TOMATOES, fresh, 2 pounds ............... 19c BEVERAGES, 24-ounce bottles, large assortment, 2 for Sian coheieisia 25c her when he started ashore for aid. INVESTIGATE ‘GAS’ IN WELL University of Minnesota scientists Friday and Saturday Specials miles northeast of Bemidji. 311 Seventh St. CORN, Del Monte, No, l can . Nes ae 19c TOMATOES, Standards, No. 2 can, 3 for . reaula, ? pigs, for.0-... 9 mawetthpry.......17C Rawsnm 21 1100 SILVERWARE CAKE a D5: GRISCO 59: RED & WHITE COFFEE DEMONSTRATION Friday and Saturday. Demonstrated by Mrs. Unice Peterson. Come in and have a cup. SEEDLESS GRAPES CELERY BEETS sweet, More Cenning Supplies KERR OR BALL MASON dar Caps "328° Rubbers eo BP Parowax ::10° Certo. . 2: 21° Oxydel so gl 2 1° med. 9-oz. pkg. 9 Ivory Soap large Cc cakes 1 9 medium cake 6c VEAL ROASTS Summer Sausage aTionars Food Storer FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Large, firm, golden ripe Large bunches, Bleached Large stalks Home grown, large bunches MEAT DEPARTMENT SPECIALS BACON Sugar cured. +%,-pound cello package Minced Ham, machine sliced, lb. ..17¢ BEEF ROASTS shoulder cuts Choice en. 14¢| lb. Se S ibs. 25¢ each 5c bunch 2c Pineapple 215-0r.cans21le (CAKE FLOUR. SwansDown 2}-Ib.pkg.25¢ juicy PLAIN OR JODIZED Hazel Salt —2-b. drum 7c COME AGAIN Salad Dressing qt. jor 25¢ SWEET GIRL. Salad Dressing qt. jar 29¢ $aiAD OnEsaING Miracle Whip qt. jor 39c CHOCOLATE DECORETTE Layer Cake whole cake 25¢ MIRACLE WHIP Salad Spread pt. jar 25e ‘SWEET GIRL Sandwichspnreab pt.jar1 9c COME AGAIN Peanut Butter 2-Ib. jar 25¢ NATIONAL — FRENCH STYLE Mustard . 2-Ib.jar 10c DAILEY'S — PLAIN OR KOSHER— DILL Pickles large 48-oz. jar 25¢ Snider Catsup von 5° Ivory Flakes large 12}-0z. pkg. 2 Ic regular 5-07. pkg. 9 Nerthern Tissue 4 “2 21° Shoulder cuts lb. 15¢ 18¢ Ib. 24¢ lb. 18¢ Creamed Cottage Cheese, Ib. 6c Fresh Cerveiat jan oyster stake to which he had tied | Thorpe, recovering from exposure at Milford hospital, said he recovered her unconscious body by diving and attempted to bring her ashore. They |were halfway to the beach, Harris |said, “when he had to let go of the girl or both would have gone down.” | mi Northome, Minn., Aug. 13.—(?)— were en route here Friday to examine what a well-digger believed was a vein of natural gas, struck 78 to 102 feet beneath the surface at Wildwood, 13 miles east of here. Nothome is 40 Ee | VISIT MONT. PROJECT Canadian minister Dr. Gardinier, agriculture; Montana resettlement projects ‘és a , Aug. 13—()—J. G.|tain information for. setting ee Oatedint of | similar program in drouth-stridh,! Norman Rogers, | Canadian provinces. n Canadian minister of labor Gi Set G Spence, Saskatchewan minister pablle Works) accompanied by a party | of Chinese mythology, Its discovery of Toronto and Winnipeg newspaper- en, toured the Milk River-Northern |B. C. The origin of tea has become a Dart dates back to several thousand Years luck? Then hurry and try Sure- Jel, the amazing new discov- ery that gives perfect results with any fruit! 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