The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1917, Page 2

Maly TWO Shack Decanter BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ee ee er BATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1917, eed rTEAGUER 1 WILL ADDRESS | LOVALTY MEET Dr. William K. Weaver of Rocky- | ford, Colo., Accepts Invita- tion for Lexington Day PARADE PROMISES TO BE BIGGEST ON RECORD HERE From 3,000 to 5,000 People Ex- pected to Be in Line— Pro- gram Shaping Nicely Rev. William K. Weaver of Rocky- ford, Colo., recommended by the na headquarters of the Ni tional a thorough command of hi this morning accepted by w s | tary Keniston’s invitation for him toy address the Lexington day mae OrQO Every Night For'Constipation | Headache Indigestion.<t< ~ ‘ederation—Mrs, W. C. Tay: Moret | Red Cross-+Mrs, Hugo Mella. Women Auxilia Irs, Peter! Reid, Mrs. Ame ckson Ulness.} Civic League . K.P. Quain. Modern brotherhood Grant Marsh. { Votes For Women-—Miss — Leilia} sem. tion] Guard, S RANDRETH | meeting to be held next Thursday afternoon. Da, led the length and making ad. dre: of the Navy leagn He is thoroughly Ame imbued with old-fashioned Am ideals, and the } Bismparck folk a real Thursday. Much Enthusiasm. Genuine enthusiasm, which did one’s heart good, was shown at the meetiig of local committees for Lex- ington day held in the Commercial club nooms last evening. Every fra: ternal and patriotic city was ; man, treat next ! ion in the y a committee- ‘of Columbus—T, &. Fla- John George. liam O"Ha Knights of Pythias—Kitchell Al Jensworth. Odd Fellows—-Harry Beal, M rm Woodmen—L. Van ook. U ad Workmen— . Snyder, Homest wader arry Clough. ‘| sufferers are doing now. | STOMACH UPSET? "°°" Grint War Tapzeav Get at the Real Cause—Take Dr. | rae: 3 Edwards’ Olive Tablets + | That's what thousands of stomach | i instead of | taking tonics, or trying to patch up a} poor digestion, they are attacking the | veal cause of the ailment—clogged liver | and disordered bowels. i Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse | the liver in a soothing, hi ng way. When the liver and bowels are per | forming their natural functions, away | goes indigestion and stomach troubles | Tf you have a bad taste in your | mouth, tongue ted, appetite poor lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition os | cl ,. troubled with undigested foods | be custom TAILORING | Our designer has just returned from the cities bring- ing the newest ideas to our customers. A wonderful selec- tion of woolens, foreign and domestic patterns. Our enlarged: department is evidence of our success. We are ready to serve vou. # “North Dakota will 35,000 to 40,000 gather its crops m Hagan, state commissioner of agricul- “Value, Quality ‘and Variety” S. E. BERGESON & SON . eed an army of hands to j ture and labor, stated this morning. —_— | He is very much in favor of the pro- |posed plan of placing farm labor un- | performed by their companions on the }of the federal government every de- der military discipline and of devoting ‘ mand fe abhor Which comes from the firing line.” {to the of seeding and harv stitute f olive oil. uild take Olive Tablets, the sub- | calomel. | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets aie a} purely vegetable compound mixed with } You will know them by their | Mor a military swell as boys who are nnder y age and men who are too Americ: Commissiower Ha munication with & Agricul- he Lin connection with his offic farmer can be supplied. To Cure.a Coid in One Day. Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUI- NINE Tablets. Druggists refund mon- 2 Jey if it fails tocure. E. W. GROVE'S olive color. They do the work without | griping, cramps or pain, ‘ake one or two at bedtime for quic+ relief, so you n eat what you | | At 10c and 25¢ per box, All druggists. Women's Relief Corps—Mrs. J. P.| . W. 0. Ward, Mrs. A. D.| ‘a Bruce J k Public Schools— tin. Indian School—W. E. Tay Thousands i to anticipate the presence of 3,000 to 5,000 people in line when the big pa-| xt Thursday aflernoon ‘gendent Martin of the public pledged 1,040 children; St. chool will furnish between : the Indian school will} native Dakotaus in fin abundance, and no one sismarck B: uniform, and the college, 150, A delegation of 1 expected from the capitol, and e: of a dozen fraternal and patriotic or- Su to 250) i | ganizations will haye from | i in line, It is hoped that all of Co and as many members of Co, I? as are | not on guard duty at the time! able for a place of honor ; de. i ioddard and W. iental | here shown taking the ©. Lahr, the | conmittee on automobiles, reported |part of “Patria”? in a tragic war} their readiness to provide a car for}tableau called ‘<The Field of | Ov old veteran and member of j{onor,’? given by the Junior} > Women's Relief corps 1 2 Mis 5 és 2. ‘ | the Women's Relief corps in the Mis iToaene in New York. Charles|{! There will be machine: need re souri valley, 1 Cherry, actor, takes the part. of jthe soldier at ‘Patria’s”” feet. | ;main out of the through in-} lability to stand the marching. | | Fife and Drum Corps. { | A real fife and) drum corps—one a | which will simply rip the lid off and} \set every atom of red blood dancing nteed by M. J. eO’Connor e of the i CHICHESTE f t eo-ter’a Diam: Take no other. Bi of Draggint Ask or CHUL OME eT DIAMOND BRAND SOLD BY DUGaIIS EVERYWHERE SPO Mr, O'Connor is s who are not en. | band, in order that ther conflict, ‘Both the Elks’ and the vation Army band arc to play }parade and for the community sv are Such a ATURE is reawakening. And with the coming of Spring, Summer and the Season of Outdoor Living comes the Call of the Road. For the Joy and f Comfort of Touring you and your family require a car you are sure of, a car in which you are comfortable, a car you Proud of. car is always a Paige. You will find Comfort in the roominess, in the luxurious upholstering and finishing, in the tremendous power of the motor and the delightful ease—scarcely a finger pressure—with which you can drive, control and steer this amazingly lively ear. You will find in the Linwood the Pride as well as Satisfaction ‘which every Paige- Owner feels and declares in his Paige. And if your needs require a five-passenger car such, in fullest measure and without an equal, is the new Paige Linwood “Six-39.” It has all the essential features of the most ex- pensive cars and the price is only $1175. {ing which will feature the Anditori- jum proram. | Decorate—Decorate—Decorate. | To make Bismarck a bower ja glow of national colors, not ovly| for this sion, but trom now mntil) | the war is ended,<Will be the a {Mayor W. Lucas? Col. C. H. T. dr, and Judge }man, who were namei }committee to inter’ {ness house in the city | ject of flags—flags and more There will be a fo every | i school child who participates in the | | parade, and these f will remain ithe exclusive property of the young: } tsters,” who awill:be expected io carry them home and‘ spit them up. For the decoration “o! Chairman E, G. Wanner of tie ¢ j orating committee, who will ; William ‘Laist, custodian of the capi- ; tol, Mis, A.D. Cordner and Mrs./AV. 'O.- Ward as able , lieutenants, ‘will {have a dozen large, new flags,. just | ordered from Chicago, as well as the} huge banners which were uséd: dor-| ling the session for-the adornment of! ithe house and senate chambers. R, F. Marquis, ‘vho - will ,charge of the community si ) Will be assisted with the children by iL iss Clara Tatley, supervi: sic in the public schools. ; Mella and Mrs. P. QI !a patriotic Red Cross float. H. Russ and Secretary G. N. Kenis- ton, who will have | ; gram, reported ex progr | ;and Henry Halverson, representing , ; the very important committee wireh is relied upon to provide a band for ; ion, assured.the presence of | abundance. Judge W. S. Casselman. has consented to act i marshal of the day, and he will nave as his aides Harry Clough and Capt. | tH. T. Murphy. i Final Reports. : Fina)’ reports of all committees are ; to be made to Secretary Keniston not later than Tues evening. The pa-; ‘rade will form a ) Thursday af- ternoon and, after. traversing downtown section, will break ri ‘at the Auditorium, where the patr ic program, featured by Dr. Weav address, will, be held at 9 business house, offiee, public institu: ; tion and school in the city will close } at 2 o'clock for the remainder of the | afternoon. \NINE DAKOTA BOYS i | ENLIST IN NAVY | | Minneapolis, Minn., April 14.—Nine | boys from Cogswell, a North Dakota | village, enlisted in the mavy yester- | day from ‘Minneapolis, ‘lost of them quit high school to enlist. DOC TAX NOW DUE - s. Hugo | in pledged | George ! the NiHtLSHSMNNE { | | Limous: Sedan { Sedan Stratford “Six-51” seven-passenger, $1495 f. 0. b. Detroit Fairfield “Six-46” seven-passenger, $1375 f. 0. b. Detroit Linwood “Six-39” _five-passenger, $1175 f. 0. b. Detroit Brooklands “Six-51” four-passenger, $1695 f. 0. b. Detroit Dartmoor “Six-39” 2 or 3-passenger, $1175 f. 0. b. Detroit ine “Six51” seven-passenger, $2750 f. 0. b. Detroit ed, and if not claimed, with~payment ‘Six-51” seven-passenger, $2300 f. 0. b. Detroit | of penalty, dispatched. t “Six-39”. five-passenger, $1775 f. 0. b. Detroit i E,. MORRIS, i City Assessor. Town Car “Six-51” seven-passenger, $2750 f. 0. b. Detroit NOTICE.—Dog taxes are-now due. W. A. Cleveland will act as my dep- uty during my absence. from the city hall and will have,authority. to ac- cept and receipt for dog tgx. Dog taxes must be paid promptly, as all dogs not properly tagged will ‘be seiz- 0-15). Strauss Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company, Detroit, Mich. Cannon Motor Sales Co. Bismarck, N. D. Building J. P. 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