The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 17, 1937, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1987 8 46 BISMARCK FOLK ~—SBRK CIVZENSHIP Naturalization Hearings Sept. 25 Bring Up Largest Class fn Several Years When Abraham Clegg, federal im- migration and naturalization officer, opens naturalization hearings here @ week from Friday he will face the largest class in several years, accord- * ing to Charles Fisher, Burleigh county clerk of court, who has on file peti- tions which will be considered. ete Bismarck residents and five from the rural areas of the souy will sopede at the hearing. Last yet only 11 presented petitions, ail of which were approved. Classes have ranged in size from three to 11 mem- bers since 1929, Bismarck petitioners will meet with Clegg for a preliminary examination at the courthouse here at 7:45 p. m., Man Strikes Mother, caused her by the 70, Breaks Her Nose} tre mother was the principal wit- She testified he ness against her St. Paul, Sept. 171 17.—()—Joseph Wil- | struck her a liams, 32, charged with striking his 70- year-old mother and breaking her nose, was given a sentence of 30 days| gauge which has a magnif: in the workhouse Thursday. Sen-| Spark plugs may be checked, sajusted tence was suspended on condition that | and set accurately. @ week from Friday, the day before! @ the hearing. Out-of-town petitioners will meet with him at 8:45 Sept. 25, the day of the hearing. Judge Fred Jansonius, who will be in charge, was scheduled to preside at the first hearing in his district at Jamestown, They will continue thoughout the week. We Deliver All Phones 34 FRI. & SAT. SPECIALS & SAT. SPECIA Just received Hiaad cslved another shipment of Fresh Peaches, Pears and Crepe oe al on the advance. Libby’s Pears, Libby’s Sauerkraut, 7 Mg 2 a 580 .45¢ 2¥,, 2 fol P&T FOOD STORE Phone 1994 105 Fifth St. Across the surcet'l fren | Patterson Hotel Phone Orders Friday Evening for Early Saturday Morning Delivery Sutter with p itaalipdelig roe more lb. 33e Tokay and Black Kiebers Seedless i For Eating and Cooking Apples $1.29 Nash Coffee ‘Spec., 4-lb, cookie can $121 Elberta Peaches, crate.____..89¢ Italian Prunes pep proceed rh ed adhesin S aieriving ol and ying gl 8 worked on International fa eey nt parca 17, pasted job Friday held Co.,| crusher belonging to the company. Minneapolis CORREA ted, “failed te pay wages due workmen, truck driv-. SATURDAY SPECIALS 0 had ‘worked a road con-|Sequoia National Park is said to be| Researchers repect that the old be- »- & rock |the largest and oldest tree in the| lief that the tomati is polson still has United States. It is 280 feet high and| some The “General Sherman” tree in| has @ diameter of 365 feet. ] Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Minneopa Whole Kernel Golden Ban- § ‘tam Corn, <5, Ne eee titer 5, 29c Sweet Potatoes, fancy whole packed in syrup, Stokely's Fruits _for ae « eee 1 35¢ Kelog’s Whole Whe rg cage ef 2 ee th Free Schicol Kit) mae BO Sardines, 3% oz, tin, 6 tor: 25c Alaska Red Sockeye § Salmon, No. 1 tall can . 27c Schilling’s pottee dep toes tin, LOC vacuum tin.. Pineapple, large 2, can, broken slices, Sin’ 18¢ fee Big IGA Ady, Sor Mere Valons — Free Mpaivery GOOD PARKING SPACE “pa eener +:]-1 ceecccomeccce MG P. & G. Soap, Giant Bar, 5 for .. Broken Sliced Pineapple 2! tin, 2 for. .45c Macaroni or Spaghetti, 5-lb. pkg. ..... 39c Princess Patt Coffee, 1-lb. tin or glass .33c Green Giant Peas, 303 tin, 2 for Minneopa Whole Ki tin, 2 for .. Hallwood Sweet Pota' Meat Dept. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Home-grown Water- melons, 10-15 Ib. Boston pickling Cucumbers Nice even size 150 bushel—20c peck Green Mountain juash. Extra Heavy Meat 4c pound Dudley Apples Fine to Bake or for Pie. 5 Ibe, 25e JUST pHONE Lettuce 2. 19¢ Green Beans - Green Peas - Avocados - Fresh Mushrooms Radishes - Quince - Limes - Honey Dew Melons Sweet Potatoes 5 Iba, 1 7c Fancy solid ee Oe Sunbrite Sl pha 2 te 27C pena aad PO 17c White Fur “ Toilet Tissue (4 rolls 25¢) (1 roll 1e) 5 Rolls 26¢ Dual Tomatoes Bring in your Spry Gsueea: VEAL STEW Meaty, ..13¢ VEAL ROAST %. SPRING CHICKENS — HENS — CAPONS GUSSNER’S Siem ae eee Oranges 2 dozen Blackberries 5 1 c per can Catsup wae UID TUT “We Thank You” =) PEACHES — PEARS — PLUMS “Just a few days left to can” Watermelons — Cantaloupes — Crabapples Concord, Green Seedless and Tokay Grapes “Vegetables” Tomatoes, Head Lettuce, Celery, New Peas, Green Beans, me Plant, courses Sweet Gabieee (Yams), New Carrots, New Beets, Cabl “Grocery Department” — Van Camp's Nea Soup, No, 303, 2 for Peanut Butter, Erick’s, 1% pound Swift's Pork and Bea 1 Ib, 6 oz. can, 3 for Palmolive Soap—1 panne Complexion Cloth and bars Palmolive, Micon oat eek — No. 2 can, each .... . P. & G. Soap, small ‘TH FOODS LYDIA DARRAH CHOCOLATE CANDY “Meat Department” APACE UTE HH ll oe (fancy Spring), Leg Roast, Pork Loin Roast, end cut, Per pound Young Chickens - Stewing Hens oT Pe meg eed ALL PHONES 211 18 THIRD 8ST. 45 & 10:30 A. 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Pints. .59¢ Quarts. .69¢ flavy Beans 4iedten31e os phe 1Se BEEFROAST «ctu. lb. 16e|SMOKEDHAM sis [b.32c | PORKLOIN = s::= 1b. 234c| FRESH GROUND BEEF, 2 Ibs. 25c | REEFSHORTRIBS “sx Tb. Tic) BEEFLIVER “=~ ib. 123¢ 1 THURINGER — lb b. 22! FI LLETS Bendy forthe an b. 125e NATIONAL ® fowrl Stoves