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FARMER AND WOMAN FARM RELIEF HEADS ryagstgr mMS fMffl zxzjssxj * cial demonstration cars, are meeting cuss the wheat situation generally. viuiiiuuumw yiuviiuv in which gangland facts could be ob- FACEDRDERCWSSHSr mHDHIK&rStfrSs ISCOIiBTTEE’SCRY marck at 7:30 p. m. Saturday. ply 60 the Heflln resoluUon «*<>Pted sald $i,000,000 might be necessary to ' 1 ' by the senate calling upon him to ■■■ ■■ ■ Insure success of the crime war and lowa CouDle Accused of Poison- 111 IMI fin Alin DI Hyde Ind,cat## H# Win Not Rec " recommend whatever measures he Head of ‘Secret Six’ Says Mil- a'<Wye to secure this amount will be °*ing Woman t Husband to MIAMI lIRUUP BAIKIS ~d Cloaing o, Com- ww fit prewnt wheat and cot» lion Dollara May Ba Spant ™, tl »t ® moditv Exchanges on situation even to the extent of . , . . , make the collection of ample funds Clear Love Path lAI ALIA! I IJfl Hill 111/1 7 temporarily closing the wheat and to Scotch Gangland certain. Onemanhasagreedtosub lllAllNllMA N Kill 1111 l cotton exchanges. He Indicated he .. scribe 10 per cent of any fund raised - mnUnVLlin U HUlillul Washington. Feb. 28.— (fp) —Secre- would not recommend that they be chicaao Feb 28—M»>—“Crimeless up to a million dollars. Public par- Anamosa. lowa, Feb._ 28.—(aV* tary Hyde announced today after at- closed. Chiciuro in si* months” was the slo- ticipatlon in the underwriting will be • County Attorney Clifford B. Paul to- tending a cabinet meeting that be The operations in wheat of the can todav of the secret committee of decided upon later. day filed true informations charging British Heavyweight Given Mor- would accompany Chairman Legge of grain stabilisation corporation have B ix 3 Hundreds of offers of aid from all first degree murder against Mrs. the farm board and Sam R. McKelvie, been criticised by private traders who col. Robert Randolph, presl- parts of the country have poured into Hilda Miner and Albert phia to Enable Sleep, board member representing wheat, to complained that the corporation was dent of the association of commerce. Col. Randolph’s office. Many of wealthy farmer, in connection wnn M Claims Chicago this afternoon, where they handling only wheat owned by co- who organized the “secret six” and these, he said, were from Canadian the death of the woman’s husband, Manager uaims wlll meet with the wheat operatives . chairman Legge has as- who is Its only known member, prom- mounted police, college students, Tex- Edward Miner, commodity committee. serted, hoWever, that no change in ised the association that the anti- as Rangers and former sailors, ma- Miner died At his home at uim iasi Miami, Fla., Feb. 28.—(AP)—Lou The secretary added that the date policy was contemplated. crime drive will be unremitting and rines and soldiers. Tuesday from the effects of Poison. Magnolias action in declaring Jack Hartwig has confessed to furnishing gharkey the winner and refusing to iesg^g=ag^^=g=!===!=== '" 11 Mrs. Miner with poison although she allow phU Scott . s claim of In has not confessed to giving it to ner i ast night’s fistic fiasco was formally hU Ctld. however, that M». Miner AT d « . | f| fS VfT f ' Ss-S-SE-SK &£2gz£%ssg& I\IQC H G I AQCtG/I I ATT £k£k Wl flflu lldoll 3 l UdolvU liUlltC fV “Ch poison from which Mhier died and manage r, declared his inention of fU- 1 W m V V V VV * * V V * f W W which Mrs. Miner admits she took in ing a p ro t es t Macßeynolds indicated an attempt at suicide, because, she n 0 pro t es t would be entertained. said, “I wanted to be with Ed. s co tt is said to have suffered so Mrs. Miner yesterday attempted to much pain {rom the blow that lt was Mif _ , _ _ , g_ -W cast the blame for her husbands necessary t 0 administer morphia at rTsaL fwm ICf T£\ /fTkx. death on Hartwig although she at fiye o ' C i oC k this morning for him to r v ,1 Jl r lUl %*M •> JL ul first maintained he committed sui- sleep I cide. She told Paul that the farmer, j Sharkey's manager, Johnny I am I who is alleged to have paid many at- Buckley i ost no time in issuing a L 4^96* A M AVAH Wtelf tentions to her, was in a position to statement claiming the world’s cham- IWM l Oifl | have placed the poisoned capsules in pionship He sa i d the claim would a box of pills which had been pre- be {lle d with the Massachusetts box- XT , n «- scribed for Miner by his physician. ing commisslon . H e expressed will- Redeem YOUr Nash Coffee COUpOnS w Tki ingncss, however, to have Shat key ' e ,a ” wlth at the following grocers: Attend the big bazaar at St. _ . _ , D m . With snow-blocked roads limiting Mary . s gymnasium on Monday Logan’s Gussncr’s aT. Grocery Brown & Tiedman the attendance at the soo Line s an(J rp ueS( j a y even i ngg , March Dick’s . Davis’ Home Bake Shop Longmuir’s Moffit, S M!eLn,°Bmieigh r county 3 and 4. Lunch and everything. Gabel’s Richholt Quality Meat Market Nicola’s Grocery 11 2——^———— —- ...i!-" Scott's Jones & Webb Central Meat Market Corner Grocery Speaks’ Cook’s Thompson Grocery Bismarck Quality Store f _ # . Spohn’s Bertsch’s Kunz Grocery Penwarden’s _ O w | rlivi Bismarck Food Market Broadway Food Market All Phones 1400 All Phones 1400 . . 1 ■ - ■ - - 1 * . . aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal Ullllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllimillllllll Where Quality Counts {VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVW = The Sanitary Stem I BETTER GREEN VEGETABLES > | r A XTIQ i Specials tor Saturday }I I EMPRESS COFEE C VJUSSQvi S 1060 # | "We Thank You" | Demonstration and Sampling All Day S Our Special Care and Selection of Fresh VegeUbles > | -,r I „.j i > Retains That Fresh from the Garden Crispness. B s vegetables = Friday and Saturday % % S Cucumbers Tomatoes Celery Head Lettuce 1 % UFAn T.FaTTfTrF. % S Cauliflower New Beets New Carrots Turnips = Ua/i/1 T Attiino Extra Fancy, large IC. # HCjAU C = New Cabbage Sweet Potatoes Spinach I neaa IjCIIUvv krisp ’ per Cil t From Solid Carload - - Finest of the Season J = - = ‘ Clink let OrdihTPC Extra Fancy, targe, fe eg / 10c 2 for 25c 18c # s Fruits | OUllKlol UI dllgCd size, special per box Per dozen 90c % CARROTS 0n crushed lUC % | 6 for 53c Dozen -30 c and 35c S Sugar Com 25c % BANANAS lb lOcfi Oranges--Oranges | u Heinz OF New California Cabbage Spinach New Beets New Turnips E A supply of extra nice large oranges, dozen • 75c 5 RICC Flakes special 2 pkgs. for .. 25c % Coc««b«, Ca.din.ww_ P.pi.e» corn Wg At rock bottom prices, 1-2 ease • $2.90; per case ... .$5.50 | Old Dutch Cleanser Maw>laS c " 54c 1 - ijwncom* Pint can, special 29c > Demonstration and Sampling > | Mmneopa Mayonnaise, 1000 Island or Sandwich = Peanut Butter SSl 1 " 35c > 3 lb. Tins at $1.55 S | Morton's Shaker Salt, pkg. l(te ! • % Bring Us Your Nash Postcard Coupons to be 5 Minneopa Jam, 61b. pails 69c E Ma«7/vmma«oa Minneopa Brand, IQp % redeemed at cash value of 15c. J E E I Mayonnaise special 25c size for .. . S Hot Ck)ffee Served All Day >| Meat Department |j Q_ nit Flnlrno start Rite, for fine woolens, do dr --■■■ t S (Government Inspected) E dOap rloKeS special ziargerkgs. for > Grocery Department C | Beef Pork veal Lamb 1 Kitchen Klenzer 4 cans for 25c I J Delivered If Desired, per doz 33C S | . STEWING HENS^ IS ° SPR NG CHIX | # PEANUT BUTTER, Og TUNA, Rialto, OO # 5 = Peanut Brittle 53,,,* ,„29c J ~ >1 Ly*.awmhopiate, | \ ULdl V UiO TaU cylinder Jars %5 A real treat at only 70c the lb. = _ C OLD DUTCH.. MAYONNAISE. IQ \ S ■ = Fresh Creamery Butter J ,sbnd > i . AU Phon “ 2ll - 118 Third strcet I Extra Fancy *lO PURE HONEY Flner F j avor 69c 5 S and 1® : 30 - • Deliveries - - 2.30 and 4:30 | Snecial per lb OyC J lemons, Extra og cabbage, 71 J = Close at Bp. m. Saturday = H % Fancy, 1-2 dos. ........duOC Fancy Solid, lb 12 C # g . | Strictly Fresh Eggs SI.OO 1 P r. c S PArr so £ II |M ME4.LOW7I I Bananas 29c f salmon is.-~ 29c | i mapf ! _ —, ’ _.. ..1 i potatoes.budid ..gi.6o inti.9B i i i A ▲ A A # / % 1 HEAD LETTUCE FREE 2 GREEN GOBLETS FREE # 5 = L AA / C with I Elgin Mayonnaise with 3 Aimond-Oi Soap w = Remember Nash's Toasted Coffee Week = TOASTING makes the difference < 25c 29c > iTI IlllllllllllllllllllllllUllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllljf ; \ cake flour 79c > . " ■■■ ■■» f N^T, ” r 45c A LZ AB : 25c | f jEgi gY fflT « Our Grain Fed Meats are ROW In their prime. J | Bertsch’s Cash and Carry Grocery f f 1 * \ 520 Broadway phont 903 < Specials for Saturday | !!.! !' P . „.. t .^ mEP‘ ™ C a Old Dutch Cleanser. 3 cans 21c Milk Fed Chickens - • Milk Fed Hens m wm»n»iiniii«Miainmmn—nßaa. m i. jt.t: —njiin .. I f Mazola Oil, Quarts 54c - - Pints 29c C PRIME RIB ROAST Graln Fed * BoUed OQr ' C m BfAIN AVENVE bismarck, n. dak. Minneopa Peanut Butter, 2 lb. jar 35c % ' M D * #toed » **»• m ■. ■■ ■■■■■■ ■■■ Minneopa Salad Dressing, Mayonnaise or 1000 Island, \ Bnlk Kraut ’ ,uart 17c Weiners, Fancy tie w A M SOGCiftls Per jar 19* < BACON 24c € Madison Sweet Mixed Pickles, quart jar 34c C J Kettle Pot Roast, ,/, Crisco, 6 lb. can $1.44 % a ► Veil Shoulder Roast, lb 1 DC Sugar, 10 lb. sack 60c C $ tl< * 1 '" • ' ' Kellogg’s Shredded Wheat, per pkg. 10c S QESQ O f lillf < All Day Specials Bulk Macaroni, 10 lb. box v 80c > TOASTING Mbr dkr dWerenc* < ’ _ 1 — —I Butter, per lb. t 35c % J < ’ Pork Liver Meaty Veal Value-A Snider’s Pork & Beans, large can 19c % CjPflHßjß . ► Sliced Stew Coffee I ryn —TnT . 77| » Lb. -Uc Lb. -14 c Lb. -31 c • % Phone Phone < > Pork Loin Sugar Cured Pork Sausage ■jzsszzlxb. I i«o Gussner’s tb.-ir a > t. c-Pi? with h. -«» *«—»«» , ‘ I— L 1 1 Remember Nash’s Toasted Coffee Week > Creamed Cottage Cheese, lb. ...... 10c THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 28. 1930 GOING TO MANAGERS MEET O. C. Freiss, district manager of the Gamble stores, and F. J. Sorkness of the Bismarck store, have received notice that a conference of managers will be held at Minneapolis next week and they will leave Bunday to be In attendance. c Wien in Doubt ~ (feimEßEs PRODUCT Scott’s .Grocery lIJP' DELIVERIES W 7 »:ee and 10:80 A. M. *:M and 4:10 P. r Open tin It O’clock Satarday nights PHONE 816 311 SEVENTH STREET Saturday Specials MinneopaPeanut OF Minn. Mayonnaise, | A _ Butter, 32 oz. jar OtiC Salad Dressing .. 1 «7C Sweet Mixed Pick- Q A 1-2 lb. JackHor- Oi les, quart jar .... OHrC ner Salmon AIC Eat More Butter Mandan Creamery Cloverdale Brand, q a Highest grade butter, 2 lbs. for OaC LETTUCE, orv per head JLUC We have a fresh shipment of new cabbage and it is fine. Special Price on Empress Coffee 5 lb. pail . . ...... .$2.40 2 Ib. pail ..... .98 1 lb. pail 50 PROCTER & GAMBLE SOAP DEAL 6 cakes P and G, the White \ All Fnr Naptha Soap j AU ror 1 cake Ivory Soap (med. size) f 1 cake Lava Soap \ 2 cakes Camay Toilet Soap ( Regular Value 1 pkg. Oxydol (large size) I 1 Galvanized Pail ) $1.25 iu vlavD^T] makt * ** Remember Nash’s Toasted Coffee Week Richbolt’s Cash and Carry | Phone 631 ] m Grocery [ 7th % Thayer] THE ORIGINAL CASH AND CARRY STORE Specials for Saturday FANCY DRESSED CHICKENS, per lb ZDC SPARERIBS, i o per lb IOC RUMP ROAST OF BEEF, per lb .•........ OUC PORK CHOPS and ROASTS VEAL CUTLETS CANADIAN STYLE BACON BROOKFIELD SAUSAGE SPRING LAMB by the Quarter FRESH EGGS right from Burleigh county farms. SUGAR, Pure Cane, g% £ 10 lbs DO C TOMATOES, Large Cans, 3 cans O\IC GRAPEFRUIT, a q 2 cans 40C SWIFT’S QUICK ARROW SOAP CHIPS, A O 2 pkgs. 40C Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans 21c Mazola Oil, pint size, 29c; quart size 54 C Peanut Butter, 32 oz. jar , N ........ sjfc Minneopa Salad Dressing, 8 oz. jar 19c Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, per pkg. ....... 27c MRS. GRIFFIN'S HOME CANNED CORN COTTAGE CHEESE FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Mandan Creamery * ma 2 lb. roll SAC Remember Maah’e Toasted Coffee Week California Green Vegetables With that springtime, fresh from the garden crispness and flavor. Kept in crush ed ice from the gardens to you. GUSSNER’S Phone 1060 Give Us Your Business for March Eat More Butter Highest Grade Butter 3. • •-v %Mti 7