Great Falls Tribune from Great Falls, Montana • Page 7

THE GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE Paee 7 Saturday Morning, August 1 3, 1 932 TE9BIFT 200 HEAD OF DAIRY STOCK ALREADY ENTERED AT FAIR July Marriage Total Larger Than9 31 Mark Sharp Decline Is Shown in Divorces Here in. the Last Month PURE LARD (limit 2 lbs. lo a customer with fresh meat purchases only), pound. Family Quits Home When Ouster Suit Is Filed by the Owner An unlawful detainer suit based on asserted failure to pay rental for a home that was commenced by Agnes McLaughlin against Mr. and Mrs.

S. Henderson In the Christie Justice court was Friday disposed of by the court. The Hendersons, according to Justice Bert P. Christie, have vacated the home. The complaint recited that the plaintiff Is the owner of a home at 1014 Sixth avenue south and 1 was entitled to possession of the property.

The Hendersons were said to have entered Into possession of the home under a lease agreement by which they agreed to pay a rental of $25 each month. The rent was paid up to Feb. 8. The complaint alleged that the Hendersons were in default for six months, and that a demand had been made for payment of the rent or vacating of the house. The Hendersons did neither, it was stated.

Judgment was asked for the unpaid rental, and the court Friday granted the plaintiff a Judgment for the $150 rental trebled, or $450 and costs. Henderson is a laborer and records of the county auditor's office show that the family has received aid from the county. No Taxes Here! JENNEBSTOWN. Aug. 12.

W) Jennerstown borough citizens will pay no taxes for 1932. The borough council has decided all current expenses can be met through Interest payments on borough funds which have been invested. In addition, the community has $17,000 In reserve in its treasury. Division Is Now Equal to Last Year and Indications Are That Number Will Be Greatly Increased LEAN SLICED BACON, pound I that but one divorce action was commenced for every 3.1 marriage licenses Issued. For the first seven months of the year, 154 marriage licenses were issued and but 68 divorce actions started, placing the ratio at one divorce action to every 2.33 marriages.

For the like period last year, one action was filed for every 1.9 marriages. A total of 161 marriage licenses were Issued and 85 divorce actions commenced during the first seven months of 1931. The monthly record of marriage licenses and divorce suits for the two years follow: Marriage licenses In 1932, January February, 20; March, 22; April, 15; May, 22; June. 37, and July. 22.

In 1931 January, 24; February, 14; March, 12; April, 19; May, 30; June, 42 and July, 19. Divorce actions commenced In 1932, January, February, March, 8: April. 16; May, 12; June, 8 and July, 7: In 1931 January. February. 15; March.

April, 18; May, 13; June, 14 and July, 12. The first life boat was Invented by Lionel Lukin, a land man who always lived away from the sea in Dunmow, England. BUFF ORPINGTON FRYERS (fresh dressed today) from 2l2 to FRESH DRESSED HEAW.HENS, pound A FRESH CREAMERY BUTT ER (limit 1 with fresh meat purchases only More than 200 head of dairy stock have been assured for tha livestock department of the North Montana Jalr, which already -makes this division of the exposition equal to a year ago, It was announced at the fair office Friday. Approximately 120 head have been entered and1 another group of 85 now on exhibition at the Bozeman fair will be brought to Creat Falls. Other' entries are expected.

Paul Wolph of Avoca, Neb, one of the big award winners at the 1931 20c Marriages gained materially during July and the month was the third this year in which the number of marriage licenses Issued was in excess of that for the same month last year, it was learned Friday from records of the district court. While marriages increased, a sharp decline was noted In regard to divorce suits instituted. During July a total of 22 marriage licenses were Issued as compared with 19 for July 1931. The divorce actions cohimenced totaled seven, but two of the actions were Initiated by the same person, one having been dismissed. In July 1931, 12 divorce suits were filed.

The figures for the month show Beef Roasts, per lb. Pork Roasts, per lb'. Lamb Shoulder, per lb 4 Veal Roasts, per lb Market PAUL AUERBACH 502 Fifth Avenue South SATURDAY SPECIALS fair here, has entered 12 head of his Galloways. Fred Daniels of Gallatin Gateway Friday entered 18 head of Brown Swiss, boosting the Brown Swiss entries to nearly 50. Practically all standard breeds of dairy cattle will be represented at the fair.

Display space for the flower show has been Increased 50 percent and seven florists have entered exhibits. The manager of the Columbia gardens at Butte will be Judg of the floriculture department this year. Several communities are now arranging their exhibit booths In the auditorium at the south end of the grounds. The majority of the 11 county collective exhibits are expected to arrive the first part of next week and be placed in order by the time the gates are opened to the generel public a week from Monday. There is much activity on the grounds, especially along the concession row where new buildings are under construction.

The fair office, which Is maintained In the Conrad bank building during the year, will be moved to the grounds this afternoon from where business will be transacted prior to and during the fair. The office is located In the north end of the grandstand. The same telephone number, 2-1123, will be used at the grounds. Leg of Lamb, per lb. Lamb Chops, per lb Pork Chops, per lb 4 Pork Steaks, per lb 1 Private Funeral Services to Be Held for Duval Infants Private funeral services for the two Infant sons of Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Duval of 708 Third avenue southwest will be held at the O'Connor chapel today. Burial will be In Highland STATE NURSERY Fresh Cut Blooms Pot Roast, lb. 10c and. Hamburger, lb Pork Sausage, lb 1SC T-Bone Steaks (Steer Baby Beef), lb.

Sirloin Steaks (Steer Baby Carnations! Roses! cemetery. Mrs. Duval gave births to triplets; at the Columbus hospital you want the best, ash for Weiss' Home-Made Sausage of all kinds. Wednesday, one dying a few hours after birth and the second on Thurs Rolled Shoulders, lb 15c Always Quality Meats! an mi day. The third son is reported by hospital attendants to be doing Use Your Store Charge Account Mieyr's Coffee mm Brothers File on Homesteads Elmer V.

Lazure of Black Eagle has filed through the United States land office for homestead rights on 160 acres of land in Lewis and Clark county. Ernest Kraemer of Hopp seeks 320 acres In Chouteau county. Art D. Nelson of Great Falls has filed for an oil and gas prospecting permit on 78 acres in Toole county. Blend No.

4 Phone 3247 614 Central WE DELIVER ESS One lb. 25c 45c f) Two ZDC lbs. Five lbs. S1.10 Fresh ground. Sold In bulk only.

EVERYDAY PRICE Mieyr's Tea Store 105 Fourth Street Soutb Phone 2-1606 REMEMBER: We not only have the best iat, bnt facilities for keeping meat fresJti, as It closed, refrigerated cases. Legs of Genuine Lamb, lb Af Coffee, Our Own Brand, Vacuum Packed, Sealed Tin, lb r. Heinz Fresh Cucumber Pickles, 12-oz. jar Gedney's Sweet Mixed Pickles, Officials of Falls at Helena Meeting Mayor J. Fousek and several other city officials Friday morning left for Helena to attend a meeting of representatives of city councils and officials for the purpose of considering legislation intended to serve the best interests of cities and towns.

In addition to Mayor Fousek, Alderman John D. Bearden, Joseph Bauer, Matt Qullter and Allan Plerse, president of the city council, and City Attorney Warren Toole left for Helena. The mayor and city attorney were authorized at a recent meeting of the council to represent the city fit the meet. Among the matters discussed at the meeting was a proposal to formulate plana whereby cities may secure a portion of the automobile license moneys, now apportioned to counties and used for construction and maintenance of highways. Beaverhead County Taxes Stay Same Special to The Tribune.

The West's Favorite Food Stores Six Stores In Great Falls we have th 13 al! kept la 19c 15c 15c 10c 8-oz. glass South Side Meat Market Barbecued Pork and Beans, tall cans, each 800 Fifth Avenue Soutb Phone 4S51 Announcing the of ypsning We nave a Tery fine selection of Spring Chi kecs and Hens, A-l Beef, Pork, Veal and Genuine Lamb. Remember onr Fruit and Vegetable depart ent. We give North Montana Fair Auto Ticket i with each doUar purchase. A HOME OWNED STORE Phone Mpafr epanmen DILLON, Aue.

12. Beaverhead Phone 3889 county's tax levy remains the same sm Steer BeeS Roasts. Shoulder Pork Roasts, lb. Leg Pork Roast, 15c Pork Steak. 2 25c Pure Lard.

3 lbs 25c Lean Sliced Bacon, as last year, 39 Vi mills, despite a drop in property valuation of more than $500,000. Dillon's tax levy was J. M. Peterson, Manager Formerly of the Model Market SELLING INSPECTED MEATS ONLY set at 16 vi mills, the same as a year ago. EC Per Lp.

Senator Cowan Here Senator W. T. Cowan of Box Elder stopped In Great Falls Friday evening enroute to Helena. Carl Lande 516 Central Frank Gooch WE DELIVER PHONE t'396 Pot Roasts, pound 10c, Corned BeeS, pound Mutton Stew, pouitd Beef Liver, 1 "oung. 3C i Fresh Dressed Springers, lb.

New Valley Market We Deliver 15 Fourth St. South Phone 6567 1 Tender, 3 lbs. Veal Roasts, H'ery Choice, lb. liO- rfiSa i2 2 si i 4AA Beef Ro; Beef), lb. 8 to AVW Lamb Steak, pound Veal Steak, pound Fork Steak, Veal Stew, 3 lbs.

for Boiling Beef (Steer Beef), lb 25c Rolled Rib mf Roast, pound. 2 12 Very Best ROSES 9gc Electric City Conservatory 7c 18c Veal Loin Stea lb Round Steak (Steer Beef), lb mtfhrm f. Lnir i im3 In -n nliiil 15c 1 25c tiump lioasi, Pii Shoulder oS Mutton, pound Legs oi Mutton, pound im mm mgk Fresh Hamburger and Sausage, 3 pounds pound pound CENTS We buy nothing but the finest catlle. He Sin our own We can afford to sell cheaper. FRESH DRESSED HENS AND SPRINGERS I Plenty of Fresh Dressed Hens and Springers! Hind Quarter Front Quarter Veal, lb 13c 9clv eal, lb Bndweiser MALT 'Pis TT tm m7 Tm TT? TV? flf? TKT IB1 Catalan Mts Let quit now got something good for us" MEAT COMPiiHY fit 8 1 I -JK 601 Central DRUG STORE Phone 7364 AMERICAN VENUS Toilet Preparations Scientific skin treatment for sunburn, windburn, tan, freckles, etc.

716 Central Avenue Phone 3712 Great Falls, Mont. Why Are We Able to Sell Better Meat lor Less? The reason is simply this, we are an Independent mirket. We select our beef while still alive, either on the ranch or In the feed lot, and In so doing we get only the very best. Alo by being Independent we eliminate middleman profit. By selecting and preparing aU our own meats and sausages, we are to pass tfi is profit on to our customers.

That Is the reason why you are a.le to buy the choicest of meats from our market and still pay less. Remember, today, for each one dollar purchase are giving. In addition to the Fair Auto Tickets, tickets that entltfle you FREE to one pint of Ice cream, from the Super Creamed Ice Cream Factory next door too our market. A 3C Mutton Stew, per pound 6c Shoulder Mutton, per pound. Chicago Mercantile Co.

Black Eagle Phone 3353 "CROSS THE BRIDGE AND SAVE" Quality Meats Courtesy Service 4 v-. Boil Beef Veal Stew Baby Beef Stef Steer Beef Roast, 12c to. Baby Beef Roast, 12c to. Veal Roast, 12c to Leer Mutton WE SELL GOOD MEAT CHEAP i i i 1 1 1 ii "rf TQ Steer Beef Prime Rolled Roast, Ul Veal Shoulder Roast, lb. 12c XL' Loin Mutton c-aS 14c Steer Beef Pot Roast, lb.

Hamburger ma knows the way to a mans heart What makes him so sure that it's going to be perfect ingredients. Naturally, she gets BUD knows that Ma has good recipes WEISER MALT the best money can buy. and that she's had enough experience in the Have your dealer deliver BUD WEISER and kitchen to realize that a good recipe calls for watch BUDWEISER deliver the goods! Leg of Pork, half 10 or whole, lb. lOL JLkssJc Leg Lamb. Steer Beef Round Steak Steer Beef Loin Steak.

Steer Beef Short Cut Steak. Steer Beef Prime Rib Roast. Veal Chops and OP Loin Steaks, 2 lbs. OD Fresh Dressed 1QA Hens, lb 15 Spring Chickens, gPJ Silverbow Skinned Hams, half or ()Art whole, lb LdJC Fresh Corn, OA per doz. lC Shoulder Pork, lb Leg of Spring ft Lamb, lb.

20c 25c Pork Sausage, 3 pounds for. 3 lbs. in the Big Red Can LIGHT OR DARK America's Gone Budwtiser! Lamb Chops, lb. Lard, 3 pounds for. BM-42 Free Delivery to Any Part of the City ANHEUSER Ti OUI'S riemy of Treshly prepared luncn meai ana irrsn uresseji nens ana springers all at reasonable prices.

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