Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-12
DO NOT DELAY.
They Will Be Sold This Season
Some Other Provision Advice.

They Will Be Sold This Season
Some Other Provision Advice.
We have just received n are Of
fering at extremely low prices a large
and fresh consignment of Washing
ton fruit, consisting of peaches. pears,
plums-blue and golden red. the finest
plum that grows-green cages; all
fresh from the grocers, and at right
prices. We quote:
Plums, per crate ..........S .95
Green cages. per crate =. .95
Peaches, per crate ......... .95
Pears. per crate ........... 2.25
Those who delay purchasing supplies
for canning in anticipation of lower
values are sure to invite disappoint-
ment, as prices are sure to go higher
with shorter supplies that VIII follow
the advancing season. We have pur-
chased another large consignment for
arrival on the 14th inst, and will be
able to fill all orders with nice fresh
goods.
When it to meats We are the
acknowledged leaders. Those who
and unripe beef should remember that
we fatten our own steers, and feed
nothing but prime three and four-year-
old steers-thus securing the %tenderest
ad j~uiciest meats. Then we operate
our own abattoirs and ~refrigerating
plants. and only place on our blocks
meats that have been properly fat
tended. carefully slaughtered and
thoroughly refrigerated.
I The mutton ser Over our counters
: is from two-year-old wethers that have
l received the anne careful attention il
I selection, feeding, Strengthening and re
frigerating as our beef, and one cal
1 be found anywhere that is superior
and very little equal to it.
Our pork, like II other meats. i:
: grain fattened-medium sized hogs fec
on a purely grain ration, with large
+ clean pens to run in-thus insuring the
finest roasts and chops.
Our lard is all pure kettle rendered
pork fat. No adulteration of tallow
and cotton seed oil, such as are found
in the denominations that are the pro
ducts of the eastern packing houses
and sold in violation of the state pure
: food law. Besides being strictly jure,
? our lard is cheaper than the adultera-
5 tions of the packing houses. as it will
go % per cent farther-75 pounds OF
our lard being equal to 100 pounds OF
the packing house product. We will
pay $500 if anything but pure pork fat
can be found in any of our lard.
t Our trade in the grocery line has
Y never been S o extensive as now, anc
consequently our stock iskept fresh ant
clean. In the matter of prices we
A simply will not be undersOld. AS We
n are large cash buyers we get goods a
o the lowest prices, and in order to re
d tain our constantly growing trade, al
O the benefits Of our close buying go I,
our customers.
In our crockery, china, and glassware
h department we have the most com
IS plete stock in the city, and at the RICH
s prices.
n Remember we are in the market TO
It good steers, wethers and all kinds @
o stockers and feeders, and at price
that will net you money tina
can be obtained by shipping to easter
markets. We also buy corr and pots
N toes at the highest market prices.
O. So if you are buyer or seller yt
20 should see us, as in either event v
think we can save you money, al
you will at least be accorded the mo
at courteous treatment.
GEO. GUSSNER