The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 22, 1937, Page 12

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1987 - WILL OPEN BIDS ON | is expected. ROAD JOBS NOV. 16 "eas By OBS | ___ ; Plumbers lf Fitted 2222. a Friday Genes as a newsboy he allied for intending j re rs | 200 Miles of Road in Four Coun-| Washington, Oct, 22.(@—Fred | a stopped drain pipe that means Ree eames wih asmie .! To Rob Hopkins Bank a Orsinger, director of the bureau ripping up the kitchen floor to in the will of Oliver H. Gernert, i ties Will Be Regravelled oh ; fibsertes aquarium, perfected | clean.” former Allentown theater opera. | _ Minneapolis, Oct. 22—(?}—Belmore ! i lay a practical use for pet The director's eyes came to rest tor, 1 — | J. Ostroot, 22, of Viborg, 8. D., a for- i in Next Few months alligators. ba the corrhenten beak Greiner ate liked the boy's cheerful- {0 OSEOOy “Gmploye at’ Sioux Falls, } Bee cisN Gay contrite for five Maen them to work as | his unwanted alligators. plea eS aa held anit zene county jail on ighway contra or a “yr ” lay after a f |) etate-ald regravel projects on 200| “The giving of small alligators gue Got Ht shouted Orsinger; |State Workers Union | shutz, Hopkins, Minn,’ policeman miles of road at.an approximate cost} as presents,” he explained, “has friend. Meets i in Vi Valley City(s! he intended to hold up the 1\ | | of $750 to $1,000 per mile will be| become very popular. But people Ri if Y UINY | security National bank of that vil- ‘ opened Nov. 16, Commissioner P. H.| tire of them, and zoos and ‘A plumber for you,” said Or- ae singer. avaty City, N. D., Oct. 22—~P)— arent was arrested late Thursday McGurren announced. He sald costs will be paid entirely from state funds. The commissioner said the depart- ment hopes to complete most of this work during the fall and early winter depending on weather conditions. The projects: Dickey county—55.465 miles, state routes 1 and 11, Oakes north, south and east. Cass county—12.519 miles, route 18, Casselton south. LaMoure county—46.591 miles, state routes 1 and 13, Verona north and west; 45.404 miles, U. S. No. 281 and | state route 13, Edgeley east, west and} | north. Griggs county—39.892 miles, state toute 1, Cooperstown south. CCC Collects Seed To Battle Erosion Washington, Oct. 22.—(?)—Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees now are harvesting 1,500,000 pounds of tree and shrub seed and 700,000 pounds of native grass seed to carry on next season's fight against soil erosion. H, H. Bennett, Soil Conservation Service chief, said Friday collections are being made by most of the 374 CCC camps assigned to the service, under the direction of soil conserva- tion technicians. States west of the Mississippi expected to produce and use nearly all of the native grass seed collected. Plantings will be heaviest in Southern Great Plains states to com- bat wind erosion. Middlewestern and Eastern states ‘will supply the bulk of tree and shrub seeds collected. Nurserymen will seek | Russian olive, green ash, cedar, black walnut, hickory and pecan tree seeds 4n the Middle West. ‘The average depth of the ocean below sea level is 12,450 feet. state| _ house,” said the friend, “we've got_ fi + | Jamestown Creamery | Ickes Leaves Duke | Own Publicity Job | Group to Hear Hagen Allig ators Make Good | aquariums are getting flooded with surplus.” His discovery of what to do about it happened this way: Orsinger was sitting in his of- fice brooding over the abundance of alligators when a friend, look- ing troubled, walked in and slumped in a chair. “I'm having trouble at the “Just place. the alligator in one end of the drain and wait for him at the other. Alligators you know, don’t go backwards.” The scheme worked. Orsinger, elated, has developed: a sort of alligator-pipe size arrangement. A 14-inch alligator, for instance, anould do the job in a 6-inch )|_ pipe. Gov. Jamestown, N. D., Oct. 22—(P)— Stockholders in the Equity Union Creamery of the Jamestown district, are meeting in Jamestown Friday, the meeting closing tonight. H, C. Cunningham, Aberdeen, is chairman of the meeting which opened at 1:30 o'clock Friday after- noon. This evening there will be a pro- gram and talks by H. Fennern, Rich- ard Joyce and John Rector. On Fri- day afternoon’s program are Martin Anderson, Jamestown, John Hagen, Bismarck; Morris Erickson, James- town, and B. M. Norum, Aberdeen, 8. D. Washington, Oct. 22—(#)—Sec- retary Ickes said Thursday he cabled a list of housing and re- clamation dam projects to a rep- resentative of the Duke of Wind- sor, but added: “He'll have to work out his own program and handle his own pub- licity. “I understand the Duke is com- ing to America incognitio. I don’t want to do anything to dis- turb his anonymity.” The Duke, who was King Ed- ward VIII of Great Britain, has indicated his intention to study housing conditions in the United States. —eEEEE are i Ransom County Will iit aed WE Ago| Vote on Courthouse the Lisbon, N. D., Oct, 22.—()—Ran- som county will vote, Nov. 9, on a $60,000 bond issue to provide its share in construction of @ $109,000 court house. PWA has alloted a $49,000 grant. Washington, Oct. 22.—(7)—The As- sociation of American Railroads re- jported Friday 809,944 cars of revenue {freight were loaded during the week lending last Saturday. This was a decrease of 5,178 cars, or 0.6 per cent, compared with the preceding week; @ decrease of 16,581 or 2.0 per cent, compared with a year ago, and a decrease of 121,161 or 13 per cent, compared with 1930, Overseas travelers to Europe num- bered 230,000 from Jan. 1 to Aug. 15 of this year as compared with 214,000 for the corresponding period of 1936, ORANGES Sweet Suicy .......6. Select Bananas ccisen CORN TOMATOES i th PE TES { ‘ phe i 9c 89 te 43c BEETS SPINACH PRAS Sn. house Reaster on disp! 94% To, bag 49 Ib. bag . 12 49c 29¢ Seedless . Ibs, 9 is 281 raberis = zo for 3 tw 25c ‘Swt. Pota- toes, Va. Golden Bantam, No. 2 tin ..............00.00sse00006 Standard, No. 2 tin No. 2 tin . Stokely's No, 2 tin . ® 10c % 16c SOAP 39c 24% Ib. bag = 49 Ib. bag 1.73 |Buy Now/1.05 1.99 100 pound sack APPLES Ce Grapes Large baskets Carrots ] ] c and Beets, 3 pounds.. uas. LETTUCE, large solid head .. Newsboy’s Smile Brings $10,000 More than 700 members of the State Employes union of southeastern North Dakota were expected to con- vene here Friday. Important business before the con- vention will be a proposed civil serv- ice system and affiliation with the American Federation of Labor. William Langer, Commissioner P. H, McGurren Sentative of the national union, were found in the car. daly Foner 15¢ Puffed Wheat and PUFFED RICE‘ Welcome to State Corn Show, Oct. 26-27-28 SALAD CRANBERRIES, Eatmore,_ large, Ketchup 14-0z. bottle I8e SwansDewn 23-Ib.pkg.25¢ GOAP CHIPS, Clean Quick 23-Ib.pkg.I7e SOAP Fels-Naptha 2 bars 9% aa lux Seap = 2cakes13¢ SOAP a Lifebuey 2 cakesI3e Gamay» cakes 13e { Sarno pence Heinz _216-0z.cans27e¢ Retatytieed aunt sree Catsup, 11 o7. bottle 10c | Ste’ soncsenstuSoses= en Roasts 10c bb. Tenderized Steaks......... Fresh Ground Beef . Ham ae han, pork, veal . Jonathans 10 pound cloth sack— NATIONAL HAS THE All Prices Effective Fridey and Saturdey sinvries — qvort iBe Ingredients. jor COME AGAIN PEASorCORN =; “te res TOMATOES ‘=; 2 PEARS sx: CRACKERS <2: YEARLING MUTTON. FOOD STORE Free Delivery Across the Street From Patterson Hotel Phone Orders Friday Evening for Early Saturday Morning Delivery eel BUTTER Onions Fresh Creamery Y%-lb. prints—Limit 20 Ib. box 65¢ Fancy Rice and Beans Per pound 5c Tomato Soup 22 Campbell's, ‘3 cans.. Powdered Sugar and Brown Sugar 22c 20c 5le Kraft’s, 2 pound cific ali (Regular 15c), 8 oz. pkg. ........---+-+-----+ Limit EST BUYS (COME AGAIN PEANUT “lll 15 15° 9-0 cans 2>= oe cans 2-4b. 1 8 e pkg. APPLES, Jonathan, 20 Ib, lug 75¢c SWEET POTATOES, i Ine Jerseys, Pripiae 2 for 18¢ SPAGHETTI OR Macaroni 5-Ib. box37e Pure Grape Jam.. oe Be PECAN SILVER Layer Cake — each25c FREE! Flip Flop Paddle with purchase of Stew - 6c bb. Steaks 10c bb. Ib. 22¢ -. +++ -21b8, 29¢ Ib. 23 New ee KRAUT, | | other state officials will speak. James L. McCormick of Milwaukee, repre- by Patrolman Shuts as he sat in his automobile parked on the wrong side of the street in front of the bank. A revolver and a box of roofing tacks In South America, there are tiny oppossums which grow no larger Highway] than mice. P&T 105 Fifth St. De Pape Gets Year : Bes sense penitentiary on a Dyer act Tear cberpeiaan: later mee wrecked On Dyer Act Count |": aires under a five-yoer sentecee| gave Ggvy Gs S00 HiGH escaping from the Cass county! st, Paul, Oct, 22—()—Governor Fargo, N. D., Oct, 22—(?)—With- fall, De Pape will hbase serving the /rimer Benson, Friday, informed State drawing his former plea of not guilty |sentence imposed Friday after he has| auditor Stafford King that the 7.41 and entering a plea of guilty in fed- |finished the five year term. De Pape/mill tax levy on the first $4,000 val- eral court Friday, August De Pape of a stolen | uation of homesteads for 1937 is ap- was sentenced to a year and a day in Icar from South Dakota to Hatton, |proximately 1.5 mills too high. PHONE 626 Corner Ave. B and Ninth Street Friday, Saturday, Monday FANCY CORN FED STEER BEEF Sox'n.... 19c Armour’s Star Skinned Bologna, Armours, Ib. .20c Armour’s, Ib... 19c Pike, sateen, Halibut Ham, whole or half, Steak Special “src” Ib. 30] "==. mg and Club FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Oranges, Blue Goose, large size, 3 c per doz, ...... and also Chuck Roast.. 2 Ibs. for ...; Spare Ribs, meaty, Ib. . 2 1 Cc Frankfurters, ak Fish— Puts 25 times more soap right on dirty Currants, 8 oz. pkg., 2 for . Carrots, green top, 2 bunches ware Wh oe Pate Poratete, P-G; OAP Lettuce, nice and Head » i juart crisp, 2 heads ceecee 5c : 25¢ 13c 2lc Celery, large bunch ... 13c Asparagus, Libby’s, white or green tip, 1 Ib. can... 29c Oatmeal, large package, Regular or 3 3 c | heedatt.-. 2/4C See this Marvelous Westinghouse Roaster new on display at our store. asc usronomaas UI ib.can « Sib.can 1$€0 23¢ 57 Welcome te State Corn Show, Oct. 26-27-28 ni iy wick i LY aly 661 I shee pee ie i 7 fs u sie and = s a 35c¢ can bate 17c VEGETABLES J rins2PEle ce ann tems te secon sot in #23 ae oe. 2OC LETTUCE nee : BU ilps ; Super Suds Lecal Creameries . Concentrated, for washing clothes, With the purchase of 1 large pkg. for 20c, you lb. $5¢ rere Hs Dg See this Marvelous Westinghouse Roaster now on display at our store, Green tops, ONIONS mam SLECTRIC ROA! 344 sine, per GOB. .......20.+.+ Crisp, Solid Heads Lb. 2c 100 Ib. bag $1.75 white — water an Pegg | 8c DRIED BEEF Armour’s wafer P&GSOAP OXYDOL ba Peas County Kist, medium size, 17 08. can, 2 cans for .......... Corn nog fen bee eeeee 25 ic Tomato Soup : ,23c 10% of, can, 3 for .. mien 25e Janills Beans Libby's Rosedale, cut wax Marshmallows.” fluty, 1 eelo beg LSC flutty, 1 Ib. cello oe Cookies Ss ih {itll ult ie ee O76 MACARONI caput 5 iT ree Wb. jar ....... aageee c FRUIT PEELS Sic ese 286 F Shreds American sae Ean bag 23¢ Brick, 2 1b, bor 49c Welcome to State Corn Show, Oct. 26-27-25 502 SPW, - --- OPEN SAT. ee COCOANUT