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PAGE 8 THE
GOLDEN VALLEY
NEWS
THURSDAY, SEPT. 1, 1938
To The Tantalizing
Toe Tickling, Tunes of
ELI
AT BEACH CITY AUDITORIUM
.+
:! Don't Miss This Feature Attraction: ..........
$9
I
And His Famous
Colored Band
MONDAY, SEPT. 5th
Hear A1 Dunn, that Dazzling Drummer DeLuxe
FOLLOW--- " '
THE CROWD ON
DANCE 1 NIGHT
Monday, Septemb&, 5th
/
TO THE
COZY CAFE
Where You Get Quality and Service
I
Eli Rice and His Band Will Play for the
• Dance~-Be SUre Them!
''/7
l~a s~x~-4~l top wrtt~tW~
~llia Stacker. ~ch. 4~,lt~f
ii
FOR! Rl~--,t ~vd ~, wit&
fists stove& O. Hi Olsrk. ~,
ment. Minnie Smith, Beach, p~le_
09-J.
4r-tfo
RENT M~lern &partmtmt, Ut~
Al~hnent. 47 tf
]FOR SALE--10 extra g¢~ milk cowl
James Reynolds, Olez~itve. 47o2t0
Ooto the PARK CAFE, the coolest
and most comfortatble place in town,
The best in mealS, lU~ches, beer, pop
ice cream, candy, cigars, cigarette.
It's the "friendly cafe."
TRADE OR ObSH~A ntw AvNriean
cream sl~arator. Chas. Re~l Oil
- Station. Sentin~t Butte. 47-9tc
FOR SALE -- Deering Corn ~lm~_ r.
.,~fl' on FA FUlner, ,Be~eh +~Itp
Inquire at New~ ,of rice. ~: 48tf
chair..~ Inquire a,t E. A. Brtm~vold
home, ~ach: ' ''~' .~__.:__[. . --4~-
,cheap., See Mzs; ~oh~ DentoD,~O~l-
NYA Will Again
Aid Needy Students
Grand Forks, Aug. 18 More than 300
University of North Dakota student will
start working early this fall on part-
time Jobs secured through the school's
employment bureau, according to Miss
Mable S. Davies, director.
Men and women who wish to be
considered for NYA Jobs should write
Miss Davies for application blanks
which will be mailed during the latter
part of August. Given on the basis of
flnanci.al need and scholastic standing,
NYA jobs pay from $7.50 to $15. a
month, and during .the past year aided
222 collegians,
In addition to supervislng the NYA
program at the University, this office
last year assisted 190 students In get-
ting work In down.town Grand l~rks.
The Student employment bureau also
ha~ ¢tit~rge of the University community
kitcherL where men students have locko
ers ar~l cook their own meals, and
C~amp Depression. Men staying in this
dormitory work four hours e week for
their room. and are able ,tO go through,
aehool with total expene~e averaging
$~00 fOra year. , .-,
+III014P 0N'S IqAl li[T
We Deliver .., Plm~e 55
Milk, 18-K ........... 4 large cans 25c
u i i
Coffee, Red "l" ........ 2.lb. bag ~e
i _ t
Tomato Soup, |GA ......... 3 cans.. 20e
Wheat Puffs, |GA ........ 3 lg. pl~. 25c
Ed ~Oster~-~f +the 4eeaL l~,
that du-
the
are goLng give away ab-
free a new Chevrole~ car, a
Frigidaire and numerous other
All you have to do is to go m
Red Owl store and register - no
are necessary whatsoever.
addition, there are going to be
!Qcal prizes given away at each store.
Watch for fta'ther details of the
event.
ALPItA
i~u~fl~E~$$[~l~M$~M~{fifl~M~M~iii~MM~M~g'q~i~i~i~1Mi
(Too Late For Last ~'eek)
Mrs. :Bertha Johnson and Mrs. Win.
'Mc:Manigal were hostesses Lo the A1-
~'m Birthday club Friday afternoon,
he ladies enjoyed a r~ice lunch and
a pleasant afternoon was spen~.
.~ Donald Brockmeyer arrived from
DOuglas, Wy. Sunday for a visit w|th
ibis parent¢; ~ff.r. and-Mrs, ~Ierman
~ Brockmey~r.
Arthur Ivlarguar~t returned tO ,Mlnot
Friday night after helping ~ the
harvest on the J. ~ Toft f$~m.
Del~lne Jendro ~ reporte~ on the
~ck lint tl~ ~st ~eek.
Mary ~u O~amroth spent a few
days l~t week visiting her friend,
~are L~ sotta.
Mr. ~md l~rs. Jens OrQnning and
family spent Sunday at t~ C. W.
Lambare 'hom~ near Amidon.
Mr. and Mrs. Cha~. Bahm and .~¢t'~
wre visitors in the Alpha neighborhood
~l'Iday. ~i
Cr~ Insurance
Sign-upDriv6 Is
Under Way Soon
A drive to sign up all North Dakota
farmers wire wan~ govermnent insur-
ance on their 1939-1940 whea~ crops
will be pushed forward the first half
of September by the fores of the s~te
and county AAA committees and the
NDAc extension service.
Arrangemen~ for IltllnbFotls edt~ca-
tional meetings a~ wlfich the insura-
nce plan will be thoroly outlined ~o
farmers and applications accepted for
1939 or 1940 insurance have been made.
To start the drive off six meetings at
central points in the state for county
AAA committees, crop insurance sup-
ervls~rs and extension workers have
been announced.
The six meet~gs are scheduled as
foll~w~: Minot, ~,ug. 29; Willlston, Aug.
307 ~tt~meau, AUg. 31; Carrington,
Sgpt. I; Devils Lake, Sept. 2; and Gr-
~dl~lrks;' Sept, 3.
"Infarmatlon will be prepared in ev-
ery, county Of floe to tndlc~te crop in-
sm~mce coverage ,in bushels 'and" the
~,emium cost far each farm." it is ex-
plslned by N. D. Oorman, state crop
insurance ~upervl~r.
~ls information for each farm in
the cammunlty, will be taken to the
community meetings to be held early
in September. Producers who are con°
slderh~g taking nut. government aU=risk
Ir~urance on their wheat should study
the figures on their own indlvidu~l
HOT SPECIALS THIS WEEK
SEPTEMBER 1-2-3
Peaches, Elbertas, crt ....... ~3e Sugar, 25 lb. sack ....... $1.45
Fregh Tom~toes, 5 IB._~5c Flour, Occident, 49 lb. $1.47
Italian Prunes .............. _~8c Fresh Bologntt, lb ...... 15e
before deciding against the in- farms. . .., , -
e plan,", rm~u advises ]
~Ip, . • $0 far, altho no intensive' campaign
es{ila~tesl from counties ha~ bee/n waged, 592 applications for in,,
ir~lic~te that slightly over 30,000 ap- surance have been made out in the
pRca~ons can be filed by both the state. Le~ding counties a~:e McI~ean,
BUY YOUR FRESH FRUITS:FROM
US AND SAVE MONEY
their
good
tenant and the landlord, it is pointed Kidder and Towner. The community
ou~ that this estimate probably will educational meetings will be Olin SePt,
involve considerable less than 30.000 4. right after the six regional sessionS,
there
was
only 1
Wer~
Note Books Note Pads Loose Leafs
Rulers Erasers Pencils Ink
Cxayons 7~a~s ."In fact ev-
ery~ing in the school supply line
Witk~vmT 25c purchaseof school sup-
plie~ou get a double
'icecream cone)~!,(~,- :~feats,',W.lth tr
FREE! Tell the pals m +.,v,~
}H ~ear ar
WALL DRUG COMPANY
UNEXCELLED FOUNTAIN SERVICE
PRESCRIPTION EXPERTS
Phone 31
Reeve Building Beach, N. D.
Itis~
Crab Apples, 20 Ibi'bx~78c Liver sausage ......... lb.' 15c
Water Mellon per lb. _~L2c Oii Sardines, 6 for ........25c
" ~ .... ' ~OPlth~
CASH l CAR~Y Market I Groceries t~
I I It "!:-:~ II I ~ wnx't ~ A~ s,~t/ "
i~~n, the
~hway
il PEACHES, finest quality crae 79c ~c~, a~
F, T. Reynolds, iI Co. "" " "'+-+
• Itati+.~runes, for canning ..... lug 69c ~th+,
: , .. -" ' . J, ,+',~: ~" , . _I= ~ dar~
• p~J~s, for eatiIIgrr and canning~G' ':~. rpente,
-- - . -+ " . . ," L" " )+ . k _ + " ' \'~+7++-+TVY1 .
........ ~' ' A~~, for c6+klng .,..+...4 lbs. 23re
CANNING FRUITS NOW IN
Peaches, Pears, Prunes, Crab Apples
Concord Grapes . .
Occident Flour, 49 lb. sack ...... $1.49
Oeddent Farina, 10 lb, sack ....... 45e
1~ I i_
New Honey, 1938 erop~~10 lb. pail.. 89e
Ir
IS-K Coffee ........ l-lb. glass "ar 31c
l~-~onee .,...... !-m. grass jar ate
Tomato Juice; IGA....b", 3..+ tall :cans 29c. Tomatoes, home grown, ripe,, lb.. ... 5c
_J_ t • _/ JII
Catsup,!gK, fcy q~ality lg. bottlel ltICorn, whoh kernel, 2 no. 2 cans .... ,,c
Friday andSatuMlay Only il~ Salad+ Dressing, Mir' acle whip, qt... 37c
Prunes......., :. :.. ": No. 10 can 29c it[ Bread, Butter 6ust, 2 lge. loaves..21c
Peaches ...... /] i ii:.. '., N"o.,10 can 45e [tii~:Butter, fresh creamery, lb.. ...... 28¢
Palmolive Soap...~' ........ :31++ 17e iI/'.+io~l~ +ait: +no; '~~e, 5{} lbs. .... 59¢
...... All Kinds of'Canning Fruit H Sugar, 10 lb. doti s_:k ........... 57c
Also Tomatoes, Green Corn, etc. .,;L,t .~~,;~.
Tomotoes, Minnesota grown .4 lbs. 25c
' " + lilt + ,I + '
GRAPES, large, ripe ........ 3 ~,~.9c :.,~day,
+ SATURDAY ONLY!
$1.00 in merchandise given free to the
person bringing in the largest B]
Bag .......$5-29 ~ ce're~
Inga
~ertwl
bag 101bs.53c ~o, ~',,
~d an~
Mild-Mellow Full Flavored ~ ot
~The brl(
3 lh, bag 39c ~.-~
' , m~~--. The
~alke~
Red Owl Fancy Patent- - Ml:Purpose ~eds
~wle,
FLOUR ........... 491b. hag $125 ~o~
98 2.$2.O ..,
FARMDALE FLOUR; ...$1.19
9~ lb bag .$2.37 .rim
+LARD,,. .............. 2 lbs. for 2~e + ,
CHEESE 2 lb. wood ~ 3 ~ .,,.1,.
]
Look for our Great 4-Page Sept. Food "~
Fair Sale Circular at your door or in
your mail today! i