The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 27, 1937, Page 8

Texas Summer”; W. R. Leslie, super- Pe HORTIGULTIRSTS | WILL, HEAR: WILL Dakota”; F. eae Butcher, extension forest service, Sareneen est Service ‘Accomplishments oa North North Dakota Society to Meet |n at Grand Forks in Annual Session Sept. 2 and 3 nurseryman and "tite member in the society, Estevan, Sask., on “Horticul- orth.” , Elwyn Meader, graduate assistant in horticulture, N.D.A.C., Durham, N. be i sy “North Dakota Horticulture ‘Fargo, N. D., Aug. 27.—Members of | Through a New Englander’s Eyes”; the North Dakota Horticultural so- ciety will meet in Grand Forks, Sept. 2 and 3 for their annual session, Dr. A. F. Yeager, of the N.D.A.C. horti- cultural department society secretary » Fargo, Horticulture Extension”; T. E. Barber, gladiolus expert, Grand Forks, on “The Status of the Gladiolus”; E. J. Taintor, superintendent, Walsh Coun- ty Agricultural School, Park River, on Open te anyone interested in horti- “How Do We Get Our Westie culture, the meeting will be held in the Grand Forks City Hall auditorium, A banquet is planned the evening of Sept. 2. On Sept. 3 a tour of Grand Forks and vicinity is planned. North Dakota experiment, sation, secretary o! a 's are: societ i. Fargo, on ‘ ‘on “New Varieties George Will, president of the horti- cultural society, Bismarck, on “Parks of North Dakota”; Hill nurseryman and former president of the society, Valley City, on “Lessons Learned from an Arctic Winter and a Excessive speed is stated. to be re- sponsible for more fatal accidents in England than any other individual MILK' We have been nourishing mankind for along time. BREAD: And we'll be giving them good food at low cost long after today’s food fads are After all, there is no bread like WONDER LOAF FOR UNIFORM QUALITY AND GOODNESS Once a User—Always a User s the Good Companion of Other Foods BREAI THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1937 mess LAMB RAISERS GET SHOW FLOGK READY Sorting Demonstration Planned in Burleigh County Prior _ to West Fargo Affair i farry A. Graves, extension horticul- iene ih tana se Sapanaen for the state’s first commercial fat lamb show Sept. 27 is reported by H. G. Lewis, livestock representative of the NDAC extension service. Special attention is being given to fitting lambs for market, with aid be- ing given growers on feeding and management problems by local county agents, A large number of lamb sort- ing demonstrations are being spon- sored by the county agents. Thir- teen such sorting demonstrations have been arranged starting Aug. 30 at which technical help will be given by J. D. Gannaway of the NDAC ex- tension service. The fat lamb show will be held in Groups of five fat lambs comprise an entry, Lewis said. As an important feature of the show a sale of pure- bred rams is being arranged. Counties in which Gannaway will assist in the sorting Semone ee are as follows: Richland, Aug. 30; Sargent, Aug. 31; Dickey, ‘Sept. land 2; LaMoure, Sept 3 and 4; Cass. Sept. 7; Ransom, Sept. 8; Barnes, Sept. 9; Stutsman, Sept. 10; Kidder, Sept. 11; Burleigh, Sept, 8; Emmons, Sept. 15; Logan, Sept. 16 and 17; and McIntosh, Sept. 18 (tentative). The work in Logan county will be held in connec- tion with a colt show. The fat lamb show will have con- siderable practical viaue for every flock owner who make an entry, ac- cording to Lewis. Lamb feeders will be furnished a real demonstration of the value of finishing lambs for mar- ket and of selling lambs according to grade specifications. Labor Leader Leaves On Organization Trip Minot, N. D., Aug. ‘Aug. 27—()—Dan Ez. Hahn, president of the Minot cen- tral labor union and state representa- tive of the American Federation of Labor, left here Friday on an organ- ization tour: of the state. He said would be granted to local unions in various North Dakota cities. Fargo, Grand Forks and Bismarck will be principal cities visited, he said. Vee EMPEL’ GOLD MEDAL FLOUR "5" $1,03 “we $3.69 Select Washington, ee ee deg ia Peas no's’ No.'2 tin at er oe 49C Carrots ke? .. 2% 21c Stokely’s, No. 2% tin Libby’s --Wash. Bartletts 2 box Pork & Beans 62 Oxydol: oar Peas Nazim. 3a = 29¢ Freron Tree Dakota Maid, 10 os. pkg. Cherries no. 2% cree 29 1000 Sheet Seedless Grapes cu ...25C - Shelled Walnuts, lb. 44¢ Peanut Butter rT Dil Pickles 3s" 8 it PEARS $ Select Ohios, 23 size your choice Salmon Ke 1 tat 2 to 25C ik Fae 3 ‘er 22C poreperses mn’..18¢ Salad — 2 28c Crackerjack 3% 10c if. wae Wheat Flakes 3 tc 25¢ Toilet Tissue 3 tx 19c SAUSAGE. 1M Be tia oo 28c RAGE | State Printer Blaine Whipple, veteran North Dakota newspaper- man, is state printer. JUNIOR WARDENS 70. MEET HERE SUNDAY Early Day History Will Be Dis- cussed During Annual State Convention Early-day history of North Dakota | will be unfolded for scores of junior marck Sunday for their annual state convention, Commissioner D. W. Hul- terstrum of the state game and fish department said Friday. Headlining the 5) penkifig program will be historical sketches of the Man- dan Indian tribe, Slant village and stories on life at Fort Lincoln and eee emer army garrisons of In- ampaign days, by Russell Reid, Sipscaenane of the state historical society and Mrs. Florence Davis, state brarian, M. O. Steen, state director of the U. 8. Biological survey will address the junior wardens on activity of the fed- | eral government in national game pa servation work. The session will close with ana: | ing of honor service bad; work in game SERED during the year, birds are specially trained to race | native boys as jockeys. @ Ham today is the best meat buy on the market. Tender Made ham is a better buy than ordinary ham because it is ready to eat when oo buy it or served hot with 1/5 to 1/4 the usual cooking shrinkage. WILSON’S Secret Process ei as Made eapagte HAM ence with U. 8. official 8. D. ‘He said he recommended that 20 civilian conservation corps camps be returned to the state in discussing the | 267, possibilities of a program of lasting value with the federal men. one soil conservation corps presect time at Fargo. Fecal geet ged seo pen North only 18H Fa located thin the cari This was colageeodial over the em| loyes June year, wae were paid a total of f eibhe 525. } MAY SET UP SOL PRESERVING CAMPS M’Kinnon Makes Recommenda- tion That 20 Be Returned to State Next Spring A. D. McKinnon, state co-ordinator for the federal soil conservation serv- ice, said Friday indications are that soil conservation camps will be established in North Dakota Phone Orders Friday Evening for Early Saturday BUTTER, Creamery .....-lb. 38¢ in Moeth Doaseee ths Tall by the, aol conservation service in view of the to undertake decision to only pro} with a long-time usefulness he sald. Under provisions of the 1937-38 soil conservation program, monies will be expended only where permanent re-/terstate commer sults may be obtained, McKinnon said | reported that on returning from a regional confer-| railroads employed 1,171,683 persons, Wosningeons A nace ue 27.—()—The in- ‘ce commission Friday in June, 1937, Class 1 “Gold and Sliver we refuse— ‘Tis Shredded Wheat we sure can use!” A Product of NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY MORE THAN A BILLION SHREDDED WHEAT BISCUITS SOLD EVERY YEAR '%, SCOTT’S. Hansen and Enget, Owners game wardens who converge on Bis-| total compensation of $167,-! About one-third of the lif! sf. fort of an airplane is due igi last | from below the wing, and two-thirds, is ‘due to suction trom above, caused by vacuum above the wings, P& TFOOD STORE 105 Fifth St. Phone 1994 Across the Street aren : Patterson Hotel Morning Deltvery ACKERS, Our Family, 2 1b. pkg.... Gov. ger to several junior ward- | | that he thought several charters)ens who have done distinguished fancy canning, 25 It An. unusual sporting attraction in| eee Africa is that of ostrich racing. | American, 2 Ib. box. aeainae one another and bear little | ECONOMICAL MODERN MEAT MARKET Clean and Sanitary 3 Days—Friday, Saturday, Monday Corner Ave. B and Ninth St. FERRIS 520 Bdwy. Phone 903 Free Delivery Butter, Cane Sugar, 10 Ib. bag ....... Kraft Cheese, Libby’s Pine- le, 2cans...... r bottle ...... UNCLE WILLIAM FOOD DEAL — 1 Red Beans, 1 Spaghetti, 1 Hominy, 1 Lit Pork Watch our prices on Peaches and Plums. Also Concord Grapes and other | Fruits. We have cold meats and Spring Lamb Stew, per Ib. 12c __ Mock CHICKEN LEGS i 2+!” Loin or Round Steak i"... Fancy Heavy Hens, Springers ( fee Zis-0r, pkgs i 19¢ Cantaloupes Grackers 2lb. pkg: 19 Concord ea Carnation Milk Chocolate Syrup Beef Rump Roast 1b. 21 Summer Sausare tt b. 24¢ Beco 25e i ee 29c Ivory Flakes i kinds of vegetables. Visit | our store for better values. }/' BANA NAS Sc SEEDLESS GRAPES 2 lbs 15¢ Sweet and Juicy, Large Bunches crom'n umese acer 10 hs. 286 Pererunn Dor. 15¢ SUGAR ™.:: 10 =. 58¢ ) 100-1b.bagG 5-27 9 bulk PURE CANE SUGAR "2" 100-Ib. bag $5.47, 10 Ibs. 57¢ NAVY BEANS.2:::: 4». 3c) PINK SALMON 2:::25° EVAP. MILK... 4=27° ) - CAMPBELL’S" _ 2s ) FD ie a 186¢ beet ata. Keskeronns os Wheaties2;.:: ° — Bananas. . »-5° Catsup 2 14-02. bots. 23e CORN F LAKES Cake whole cake 25e ue sigs Ige. 13-oz. pkg. 9 SALADA T TEA : ‘SALTED SODA or GRAHAM Lifebuoy Sccakes19¢ _ | Brown Lebel Block Rinso 23ber.pkg.2le | te 18° Age 8}-07. pkg.10« dIb. pkg.30e IN NATIONAL’S MODERN MARKET RoundSteak .25.. tb. 25¢ Shortening zzz: 1b. T5e tedBeef ui. 2for a a —e-