The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 27, 1937, Page 7

“CABSELTON MERCHANT p Casselton, N. D., Aug. 27.. nere, died from ® heart ailment are hi same ae evict | IN RIVERS HELPS a1seovenay mina Four Major Factors Emphasize WONDERFUL NEW JELLY MAKING AID Stream Polution Dilemma mes : in North Dakota IES | in Ventura, Calif. Youthful Politician: Decreasing flow in the rivers was Usted Frid: Hf ee, i planning boa, as consult- ant to the as one of pe es major fac emphasising stream pollution problems in North Dakota in recent y: “Due iio fall to ara veep utilization of available moisture f the production of farm produce, many streams, which in former years main- tained a sufficient flow to meet even the present day demands, now cease to flow r cues pereral months each wine said in year, @ report sub- Biiwsa to the board. ao. hase prepared by Oscar the stat board eR MORE JELLY/ 0 glasses instead of 6 from exactly the same amount of juice... when. you use this wonderful fh new pectin product in powdered form SURE-JELL pol- Waging Lots vigorous last-minute juires - le, Tyson Maner, secre- see ae regu Tee Pree en "| tary to Gov. Bibb Graves of - modern problem, Alabama, is shown above after Other problems listed by Becker: | his election as national Loren Development of water carriage sys-| dent ef the Young tems of sewerage which convey hu- Clubs of America at the pi man and industrial sewage of a com-| vention in Indianapolis, Ind. munity to a natural drainage channel; Withdrawal of his two principal such as @ stream or lake. opponents paved the way for Rveriacreasing wie of streams for Maner’s unanimous selection. public and private aia BUPPlies, gy | ee agation of fish, aquatic Y, MINUTE BOIL for jellies; one minute for jams. Jam or jelly cooling in glasses less than 15 minutes after your fruit is prepared! 5 stances in se and ae us, Toodle doo, Jeeves! WIFE MAKES WORLD'S pane peeve read Ger etat iid “Gener: king, while the costs FINEST JELLYs ct crvaee toniment ae ae, not by any means pro! ve,” rs says Mr. John Dougherty. Mrs. Pabst ebgereibety apaacs hd prob- uses Sure-Jell, and 20 lem for a municipal budget with ex- her jelly has all all the natural flavor | Penditures limited by statutory ite lons sometimes set uj oe e of ripe fruit. None of the delicious need of sewage ieeatament Han’ Geen flavor boils off in steam, fully comprehended.” Becker said that pune rae cae plies can be protected from Pollution by recognized tiga of Purification but asserted there are pollution limits above which water treatment plants are “taxed beyond the factor of safety.” FRUIT IS PLENTIFUL AND _CHEAP RIGHT NOW! So don’t wait! Start today to fill up your jelly cupboard with all those delicious jams and jellies your family will enjoy so Bids on Supplies for N.D. Schools Tabulated| It’s the flavor that does it— Bids on supplies to furnished 4 state fecucational and suriace in- vor vivid you can taste earn) 108 use during the last; # flavor'so y three months of 1937 were being tabu- lated Friday tn the office of Wiliam Ht to your toes. 8B. Falconer, state purchasing age! . . * Contracts for the fourth, quarier| 20'S Wings of the Morning! supplies will be awarded by the state | board of administration early in Sep- ® e tember after a comparison of prices and samples, which in the latter case often requires analyzation by the regu- add @epartment testing laborator- ae wcvthiss from “prunes to paper clips” are included in the requirement sheets filled out by state institutional to meet the current needs. One for Percolator—another SURE-JELL IS A PRODUCT OF GENERAL FOODS | S82%, clothing and food for inmates gest items on the list of requirements, | One for Drip or Glass Maker. Just Phone 1060 Falconer said. Pranes Grapes PHONE 928 208 SIXTH ST.' Beiiecenens 98 pinnae ede SEEDLESS GRAPES ....... 3 Ibs. 25¢ =) ConcordGrapes ‘= 25¢ Cantaloupe eve re =" Grapes, red or seedless, per Ib. . .10c Hobe tte mete oe c a oe ABs ness Italian Prunes, 16 Ib. lug ... CAULIFLOWER - RED PEPPERS - GREEN PEAS e HONEY DEW MELONS - TOMATOES - BEETS Butter, 1/, Ib. prints, per Ib. LIMES - REIBER GRAPES - CRABAPPLES Pears Green Apples ||| Roath Ma, 2B [lant 23 noe 98 \\ ae ele Minneape, pint. 23C | by, 3/4 oz. gle LOC Toilet Tissue, Charmin, 5 rolls SERVICE SINCE 1883-———————— White Fur TOILET PAPER ..........5 rolls 26¢ | oxydol, medium size pkg. Tomatoes Miracle Whip P&G Soap, giant size, 5 for . Weta eee fan ee eee Rippled Wheat Tomato Juice Bas Ce ee 206 reer ee 29c COOKS’ @ Cucumber Pickles Pineapple Phone 564 512 Ave. D aie, np ANE Br —or CHICKEN SOUP, Philips, OZ. Concord, bskt. 25c 1 Oc HEINZ BEANS, 18 oz. tins ...2 for 29¢ ° Red Kidney - Vegetarian - Pork and Tomate Sauce —____—_—_SERVICE SINCE 1883 Fancy Meats... .- COFFEE, Princess Patt, Fresh Tender GROUND BEEF POT ROAST POUR focelensesccceees per pound ............. CG lll sig Wonks cick ite VEAL STEAK or ROAST | LAMB STEW Shoulder, Meaty, = = 4991., ||BI percan........ per pound Sn EC per pound ........ 12h | ete oe $ SIRLOIN STEAK : nt, re beg a aa ous ws 3 each ..... ——CUSSNER’S ool a lew Bogland—The large barn on sponsoring the event. ‘The date Ras) ey eect term: few miiee v. Pessenden—Patber of D. W., and W. E. Matthsel of len, Rev, P. W. ‘Mrattheel died recently a¢| _ Steele—Superintendent L. J. ‘Tot~ Great aa ee) where ently af dah! announces the Steele schools will lived since 1 open Sept. 6. Napoleon—Joseph _ Meler, grain] Bowman—Funeral services were buyer here 28 dori estimates the av- bee Pee red for ae Gust Olson. erage Logan county yield at three| Re A. Normann of the Lutheran bushels per acre, oie believes Thatch- belly officiated. cay 5] | cea a THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1937: er wheat to be best adapted for this! country. Hebron—Karl G. Sailer, 45, World heart in came to this vicinity with his par- ents in 1905. He leaves his widow and six children. Butte—Charles Wakefield cast of here, was destroyed recently by a windstorm. it 'S =Grocery = fia See Big IGA Adv. for More Values — Free Delivery GOOD PARKING SPACE POTATOE: h oy goede grown, is 29 Cc peck ....... 25c |- BUTTER, «36 SUGAR, 10 Ib. prints, Ib. Cc te eat ee 51 C | pesaty soap, IGA, (with Lente). 20C Jelly, Carol, asst., 1 5 c reanet Butter, IGA, Chu- | 14 os. glass ....... fee, 16-ounce ea ja 25c Flavor-Ade, a real Summer Besse, Ne 3% DE @ | Comune 15¢ Niblets, 10K, Del Mais, | No tear, 3 for eC © foe ie ccseassce 33c Pork & Beans, Van Camp's, ae aaa 25c Tan, ion tn. 2c ———— | Toilet Soap, Carol, large - White, 6 on bottle. 23C t fer hee oe 19c hired eet Bed Tal | Logan’s@ “We Thank You” PEACHES - PEARS - PLUMS Green Seedless Grapes - Concord Grapes - Red Malaga Grapes - Cantaloupe - Gravenstine Apples Crabapples “Vegetables” Fancy Minnesota Tomatoes Head Lettuce Celery Cauliflower Swiss Chard ‘Wax Beans Squash Sweet Potatoes New Beets Carrots Sweet Corn Green Peppers Cabbage “Grocery Department” DREFT— oss BOTH FOR i bmsit 15¢ package 26c Golden Bantam Corn, Well’s, 23¢ “Meat Department” U. 8. Inspected Spring Lamb Leg, 30 per pound Cc r pound set ea a mt 1B Cudahy’s Puritan Ham, butt end, 30c , “Cold Meats” Hormel’s Braunsweiger Liver Sausage — Boiled Ham Minced Ham — Baked Ham — Veal Loaf — Liver Loaf Luncheon Loaf — Chicken Loaf — Salad Loaf—Luxury Loaf — Pan Souse — Thuringer Summer Sausage “Home of Better Foods” ALL PHONES 311 118 THIRD ST. Deliverics—8:65 & 10:30 A M.; 2:30 & 4:30 P.M. CLOSE SATURDAY! AT 7 P.M ‘THE HOME OF BETTER FOODS" CORNER*® “ON THE SQUARE” CHEESE “mit.” 506 ee ...29C HOE Boas shee sess oss MARMMALLOWL, Re W. 1 Ib, 19c oe" weer c FLAV-R-JELL, B. & W. | CORN FLAKES, Upsctae .......17e | 2s wm. 19 CORNED BEEF, 23¢ B. &. W.,No. 1 can BR. & W.. per roll.. seonaae Goo Qc | im samer......27C Oe |S a eee eae Macaroni or Spaghetti 21’ pe 1 7c EGG NOODLES, RB. & W. goa! Strawberry, & DILL PICKLES coat as. POT ROAST, Ib... PORK ROAST, Ib...... CHICKENS AND FULL LINE OF COLD MEATS Bismarck’s Only Complete Food Market 2250 SATURDAY SPECIALS | Sugar, 10 Ib. cloth bag 53¢ | (Limit, one bag with each grocery order) Lettuce, Celery, Cabbage, Carrots, Tomatoes, Grapes, Bananas, Etc. Oranges, 344’s, 2 doz. 43¢ ters? i, jar, SOC Corn, Golden Bantam, 1613 Swans Down CAKE FLOUR Be. 6 2OC Palmolive Soap, (with bottle’? for. 2OC Twilling’s Grocery) ECONOMY Grocery We Deliver All Phones 34 FRI. & SAT. SPECIALS os ll Juice, No. 1 tin, 3 for. .25¢ Bean Hole Beans, 26 oz. tall tin, 2 for. .33c Aunt Sally Iced Cookies. 2 pounds Exsacomsilas Patt t Coffee, 3 Ib. jer... Set California Pottery a i Yelowsone Pork and Beans, et socccceee TC Minneopa Apple Butter, 36 oz. jar 28c Minneopa Salad Dressing, 16 oz. jar. .23c FRESH MEATS — HENS — SPRINGERS Fruits and Vegetables California Squash, Sweet Potatoes, Pickling Onions