The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 18, 1917, Page 2

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1917. SENTENCED 10 ports ‘brought to Fargo yesterd stated that a number of farmers Ramsey @ h land in elson, Steele counties had completed seed- = PUBLIC DEBATE OP SFOOSTOE OOH OOOOH Fe OFS OSE OHO EO HEOOOO jcall it, “Hamburg’Brust Thée,” ‘at any vharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of the tea, put a cup of boiling water up- on it, pour through a sieve and drink a teacup full at any time during the day or befote retiring. It.is the most ® DRINK HOT TEA aaa 2 2 OR A BAG. COLD 4%, Get a small package of Hamburg’ Breast- Tea, or -as, the; Germay folks | | (Another of the series of garden- ing articles by an expert gardener telling what and when to plant, how to plant and care for it and cut the FOOD IS MEASURED NOW BY CALORIES, ABUNDANT IN-PEAS AND BEANS—TRIBUNE GARDENING EXPERT PELLS HOW TO GROW. THESE, GROW POP CORN FOR KIDDIES Dad, let little Willie and Susie have some pop corn rows, if you can spare the space. That'll encourage Both string and Lima “beans are subdivided into pole and bush types. The pole Lima bean should be ‘plant- ed with from 8 to 10 seeds in the hill ing their 1917 wheat crop. A large acreage has been put in. jenertye way to break a cold ead cost of living.) them to help in the garden, and it'll] and after the plants become thinned Good for Slope Crops |skin, grip, as it opens the pores of the BY A GARDENER please them next winter of evenings. | to 3 or 4. ‘These hills should be 4 ft. Reports from the slope country inj skin, relieving congestion. Also loos-; oq should never-be measured by| There are several varieties of pop | apart. pecks or pounds. A pound of lettuce} corn. Many prefer the colored kinds Bush Lima beans are planted 5 or inches in the western part of the state of a jens the bowels, thus driving a cold snow blanket of several inches cover- |from the system. | will never go as far toward staving|for home use and these usually| 6) inches apart in rows 30 : Jing the groun., was said here lasy PBate it the next time you suffer from! off hunger a5 a pound of beans or! please the children more than the|apart. Bush string beans may be nigit to assure that section a big cold or the grip. It is inexpensive | peas. Why? Because the latter have! standard commercial varieties. The| planted 3 or 4 inches apart in rows wheat yield as the moisture isj leek penta fepaaa: a Di is ene vegetable, therefore safe! so many ‘calories—the real measure] ears of tae Little Tom Thumb and| from 20 to 24 inches apart. i: i . | concer! A. lar percent of the; Hi choo! tudents Will Dis-! rimless. ; unit of food. Calories. make muscle] the popped kernels of the Hight-Row- Beans of any kind should not be Austrian Stoically Accepts Sen 5 ® | Therefore have plenty of peas and} ed darleties are popular for Christ-} planted any deeper than necessary ei Reports That- Most of the; tence—Asks to Attend Serv- wheat has been seeded there and t snc tu sture supply afforded by thi d to be enough to ca me i he| ow cuss Subject Dealing with ne RUB BACKACHE AND” beans in your fresh garden. peas during thé should be | To have | whole summer, plantings mas tree decorations. Plant the pop corn early so it will have’ a long season to grow and ma- to secure good germination. This should never be more than 2 incaes and on heavy soil it should not be i fore Vommitted. plant a long way toward matur Military Training. ice Before Vommitted eee peas: Mi 8: | made every 10 days until the real}ture. If harvested in an immature] more than 1 1-2 inches, =, OF W {warm weather comes. The first] condition it will not give as flaky ana] For the best results peas should be (Special to Tribune.) SEEDED IN STUTSMAN (Special Correspondence) LUMBAGO RIGHT Our plantings should be of a small-grow-| crisp pop corn halls as can ‘be made} planted in the bottom of a furrow 6 inches deep and the seeds covered Dickinson, N. D., April 17.—John} jamestown, N.-D. April 18—In lobat 1 he Pal Bwasiuk, aged 58, an Austrian, stoic-| siutsman county the wheat seeding | Cebate wi hat the Palace | | Alaska. First and Best, and Gradus.} Keep down grass and weeds and! with not more than 2 or 3 inches of ally accepted a sentence of 14 years | oquals over 5) per cent, believes Ag-| theatre Le the near future by men Rub Pain ad Stiffness Away With | ‘These kinds do not require supports.| hoe often to Keep the top soil well] soil. If the soil is heavy the cover- { imposed this week. He was arrested [ont McNary of Pingree, who in of Mandan hi hool., The | a sm 1 Botti OldHonest | ‘They should be followed by the| mulched. ing should be Jess taan 2 inches. \ some time ago, pleaded guilly and Bae ts j names of the — partic are. not} all Bottle of ‘ones! , i i iM some time ago, pleaded guilly and)ine city today, Altho the rainfall) 1 ly Sap ereucarnsl St. Jacob's Oil | large wrinkled type of peas, as Cham-| It is better to have three or four] After the plants have attained a was sentenced for a criminal offense} and snow were cold and a warmer cova y. for publication, says Professor | » Jacob s OW | pion of England, Telephone and Prize | short rows than one long one as this| height of 4 inches the soil should | on the 10-year-old daughter of his} rain would h hastened sprouting, odane: 7 a me erat When your back is sore and lame} ‘raker, These may be supported on| will let the silks become better pol-| be worked in around them until the | 2 employer. “Upon being sentenccd.} the conditions are very favorable. | The sun sece which the Achators will or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism | prush, on strings attached to stakesjlinated-and thus give better filled{ trench is filled. This assures cooler bropound willbe. along: the = imnes -¢) suffer! | driven in the ground, or on wire net-| ear: soil for the plant’s roots, and is espe- RWasiuk merely asked that he be lowed to attend services — in church before making the trip to the penitentiary, THIRD OF WHEAT CHOP IS SEEDED: RAN GREAT BOON “The Hills” seeding is fi ven in his | ahead of the average spring. \Bow Obeyed That Impulse and Rode Wagon Down Hi (Special to Tribune.) New England, N. D., April 17 ~An abandoned wagon and the sight of a hill sugested an idea to Nat Korang, aged 12. years. Nat obeyed the impulse. Je w hurled into a barb wire fei and sustained serious — injuries about the head and face. Mandan, N. April 17.-A_ public ar ai 1 military modern methods of univ training. It is expected that a great deal of int t will be manifested in the de- bate as it is the first to ‘be held in; Mandan, that is, given by high school Pfj students, as an annual event. ONE WOUNDED; ANOTHER. BRUISED Blue Brothers Attacked by Mem. | | | | i has you stiffened up, don’t Get a.25 cent bottle of old, honest |“St. Jacobs Oil’ at any drug store, pour a little in your hand and rub it right into the pain or ache, and by the time you count fifty, the soreness jand lameness is gone. Don’t stay crippled! This soothing, penetrating oil needs to ben used only once. It takes the ache “and pain {right out of your back and ends the misery. It is gagical, yet absolutely harmless and doesn’t burn the skin. Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatl- ca and lame back misery so promptly! $$) SEILER SPEAKS | ins. quick maturing vavicties, such as j ting, Peas snould be planted about 2 or 3 inches deep in rows 8 feet apart. Some gardeners plant in double rows 6 inches apart, With 3 or 4 feet be- tween these pairs of rows. With varieties requiring support this good practice, as the supports can be placed ‘in the narrow space between the rows, from fully ripened corn. Beans are more susceptible to cold than peas and should not be planted until danger of frost is past_and tae ground begins to warm up. For gard- en purposes beans may be divided in- to two classes—string and Lima. Both ciasses adapt themselves to a wide ee/and soils and climate. cially advisable for peas sown along toward warm weather. Beans require more fertile soil than peas. It is a good plan to work in a little well rotted manure in the ground as you plant your beans. Also, they will come up faster if you plant the bean with the eye down- ward. This takes a little more time, but it pays well. Register of Deeds Sthlosser of Car- Mandan News Bureau Mrs. O. Svyrud, who had been a pa- where he had been for a few sines Cities days on b NEW EMPLOYE, Miss Nellie Pearcy of Bismarck, has succeeded Miss Ethel Maddock é ee 3 ‘. | gon, returned yester afternoon al ie he ita f . # | spring Wheat, Sowing jin. | bers of the Sonsella Family er having spent Soren | fdbys in Man.| “ent in the hospital for several days.) as stenographer in the state en- { 4 : a I bu was released yesterday morning. . v i Valley Is Coipleted, : : ks jan and) Bismarck. on bupiness, ginver’s office. l alley Is Complete with Various Devices. Banker H, HD Hallonberg of Carson, | »&@Y MeKaisy state master of the ae (Tribune Special Service) ial to Tri ON WAR DEFENSE ‘vas io’ Mandan Jooking alter ibunlnese North Dakota grangers, _ returned a From FargoxSJohin “A. Fitzgerald of hy N. De Pp Mia | (Special to Tribune.) | affairs ‘vestorday: and “today, Hi ‘a { Monday morning from St. Paui, Fargo, one of the well-known tnavel- ‘argo, Apri any farm Beach, N. D, April 18.—Guns,| : : rea ys atternoon, | Where he had been on business, Mr. | ing men of the state, is a visitor in psection. of the Red River | biteleforks, hinder whips and ly preter atin - - turned home this afternoon, MoKaig rocently returned from Wash-|'Bismarck this afternoon. 4 eee Dera vere brought into play in a fight; wn rney Gives Ten-| pishop Ty! Episoc! ington, where he had been in teh in- Had: compet eae there W VILLE CLUB near Golva yesterday which resulted fi y churel re orth Nore poleoerel terest of the Nonpartisan league. { Colds Cause Headache and Grip. ara still vee ss BO: Wig ties ace! ia Edgar Blue Tecelying: a bullet Minute Address in Regard a large class at the Episcopal church Gaureeais Binzaabel : LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re- put all the wheat in the paaethat pees oun throug the right foot and his | : here last evening. Bincensine ison ecimer of the}moves the cause. Remember to call ihdy extact 4: ila ce. whect | : _j brother, Dallas Blue, a severe gash} to Food Production. | — ingen! einer ercantile company |fér full name. Look for signature of soediic ig: wellradvancd: and: reyor! | Resolutions Ricpien Expressing | across the forehead. ‘The Blue broth- | i Julia Caddell of Fort Rice,} "turned this morning from the Twin}. W. GROVE, 26¢. 4 Indicate ‘that there, 4 aon wlio lia | ‘ aa were hauling hay across the Son-, (Tribune Special Service) |was in Mandan yesterday the guest ‘ nop planted vat least halt. of the in| Confidence in Leadership of sella farm near Golva, when attacked | Jamestown, N. D. April 18.—Attor-j of her brother, Walter Caddell and tended crop now: | Presi Wil by members of the Sonsella family.} ney Oscar J. Seiler, who with Mrs. | family, = i Finish Wheat Seeding | resident Wilson. ’ j Beller ts Nisiting in ile a t auuet Tn deae ait Ake laa Cc , ; cakes ‘ ari a h the Lawyers’ club of New York} J. K. MeLed, editor of the Flash- t h Of St m h atibod yeaten jernoon’ Uae (Special to Tribune.) i | City April 12, with a war defense|er Hustler, was in Mandan yesterday a arr oO ac what $i this: farm near Ga ue, vl | committee, ag the guest of esa eteea en roule home from ea R li d B P p i “hhtrec. Satly done a son Apr srg Onl | McHarg, Mr. Seiler notes that he sat; marck; where he had been to consu i eee ee | icon hea “Spvoste Jusuce ezbe, Charles B | phosican elleve y Feruna had finished. Wheat séeding is’ ail orally, of, the skre jHughes and many other notables. = | a. ang Mrs John Mushik are the . a i finfsed in the wouthern and southwest ident was expr | He was called upon for a’ ten-min-) 05 Site is es SO) ba oe ae the tings DartnORLtho~ tata cand iajteport ed at the meeting] | ute speech before the committe in re-; [TON Pal tte of a baby girl born on Mr. | Daniel Rohr bagikff9 Castalia from Bismarck states, that Commis- of the Commercial jgard to food production and the ne-) ‘!onday’ alternoon- Ohio, writes: “I want to say a word sidner John M. Hagan. estimates that club: Hereaaee hee int of organization to insure the, igs Ragna Paulson was released | POUF OF for Peruna. I used it for catarrh of - ong-third of the wheat crop of the ning in the adop- an, of a maximum crop. this! som the Mandan hospital yesterday [p: stomach,, and it relieved me. in a otafe has been seeded, pledging utmost Tate lhe aoyor oe i alae Tacit A atthe queetiait of need |morning after having been a patient [Five Bottles short time, Four or five bottles I t..George. H,, Hollister ot | Piece! SE Oa ae ‘ | fe there for sev ys. used was wi ana . te NPE rent imat- ort ‘to “uphold ‘the dignity of the "Declares It Is Place of Honor oS Jabor.and -Aaasicing..to,<.induce | bela 11 Used Was remedies T'ever eae ed yesterday that-more than ft of | United States and the rights. of a ; the farmers toplant the entire tillable | Mr: Henry Kacaken M8 S.: Viste the wheat-seedine was~done-in- tae |common humanity.” Wiliam Cary, a Place for Men in Sentenc. | crease in the nortuwest. — 0 Worth More tite Henry. Knetiee) 0. 118 S. Vista northern section of Cass county, Re.|™member of the G. A. R., was made | As a resuit-a resotution was: adopt: | CORRESPONDENCE | Ave., Janesville, Wis.. writes: | “I had : chairman of the resolution. commit ing Colored Slaver. ‘ed and a letter ‘will be sent to the! oO Than All a pain in my stomach. I followed i tee. R z ! governors of ‘the wheat States em-! ee a Ott your advice, and weet three, bottles The annual election of officers was Special Corresp bodying a plan of organization of intyre Items, her of your Peruna, and. 1, am,all right A Back held in connection with the meeting Monten x. aay eat ear The States, counties and townkhips, as, Mts. Doughty spent a few: days of : now....] am very thankfuy sp%your ad: Tand resulted in the following being/army is no piace for criminals. It ts| Outlined to the committee’ by Mr. last wek with her mother in Wishek- Remedies vice and your medieing.’, ' ade Good clectel President, - Simpson; | a place of honor and a place for men| j Seiler’s talk. tot a das arrived with . ia of Our booklet, telling! you how to ‘ vice president, F. P. Lippert; secre-|Some judges.believe they are punish-| asin PER Danes te eicinced ane eal ang Mrs: I Ever , keep well, tree tovall''The “Peruna ki BowercNe ‘ry-treasurer, Albert O. Moon, and} ing an offender of the law py forcing BOXING “EXHIBITION AT cane is employed by Fallagatter “ly d Co., Columbus, Ohio. ett — SE way kind is often caus: te (vo members to act with the of [him to serve in the army, but I be- MANDAN THIS EVENIN Karl Meier hought Carl Carlson's se 'Those who object to liquid medi. ed “by kidney disorder: which aneans, fiers elect as’ exec utive committee, | lieve they take the wrong conception: Ae aa Reo recently and Ja 5 Holt bo ht cines can now procure Peruna Tab- (eae 3 * M88 FE. C. Ulsgard and M. K. Klemesrud. |of what’ punishment. means. This; (Special Correspondnece) recently and James Holt bough lets. hat the are not working pee idea of letting Mand NL il 18.—Thi _,H. C, Gorder’s Ford. ‘ nous matter and uric} e criminals serve! in, the 5 cenean, ).. april 18.—This €\-\ “here were no services at the imulate within the body in army is poor business and should be /ening the Mandcn Athletic club offers | ure Sund Mr. Stowell sreat abundance, over-working _ ihe Arrest Jamestown stoppe a treat to the lovers of boxing and | OWRTe Bradda a i hae fineeat 5 sick kidneys, hence the congestion of Dad For Speeding; J aay at Hanley of th are of Duluth a 1 or fone a Jac rvies over te. remeins of nts, * nIses Rina ean Pi i Judge J anley of. the Morton | of uluth, and harles erman 28 4: Megas cnites cheadiclin You become | resi ing to Charles Simpson, colored, up-| the M. A. C. This is the fourth | jo his viens and neighbors in Kin- { nervous, dehpondent, sick, feve i (Special to Tribune) on whom he passed sentence of one | athletic show to be given by the club fy ma ents 1 ty irriable, have spoas’ appearing _be.| Jamestown, N. D., April year in the state's prison. jand promises to be something “clas- | i cha ite held ‘Norwegian services { iravivoue appearing Ne] Although members of the ¢ Yesterday morning Charles Simp-|8¥. poe urch Sunday afternoon. 9 | ais lack of ambition to do things. council make the laws of the city | son was arraigned in district court on |, — : iss Ridgeway, who taught east ST. PAUL Ss fam- | The latest an dmioat. effective | this does not mean that they are the charge of violating the white; END OF RAINBOW jot town last winter, has begun’ a d 1 iced hotel t means of overcoming this trouble, is| CXe™Pt This was indicated yi slave laws. Simpson ed Judge | TO BE SENIOR PLAY} {summer term of school in the Shelby ous and popular priced hote: | to eat sparingly of meat, drink plenty | rerd when Alderman’ J. A. | Hanley if he would suspend the sent eee | Sehool; ii ie aut 200 MODERN ROOMS 4 Ghicaie: Delween miesls aud take. & was arrested for ‘|ence so that he might join the army (Special Correspondence) he Litergry club will hold its reg- With Running Water. ...$1.00 to $1.50 ( single Anuric tablet before each meal Alderman Henderson pson is the colored man who de-; Mandan, N. D., April 174~The end | Wlar meeting Friday evening in the With Bath $1.50 to $2.50 4 for a while. : aigned ‘before Police | fended himself in district court and} of the Rain Bow” is the name of the hall, : coe ‘Simply ask your favorite druggist trate Murphy Friday morn- j won his case when district court op- | Class play which has been selected to! The baseball boys will hold a dance Renovated, Redecorated, New Fur 4 : TOPE A eae: (Atrio. CleenEtn) dhe eoa| He announces he will fight }ened in Mandan, y part of | be staged by the class of 1917 of Man-|in Kintyre on Saturday evening, Ap- nishings. . Moderate Priced Cafe. peal At, aren't feeling up to the standard, 1f| te case. April. He — was on aj) dan high school. Miss ble Mac-| Til 21, . 4 New Cigar Stand. New Grill Room, You havo lumbago. rheumatism, d0?-| sre -BOOTLEGGING. white slave phdree sauidi-tqjaad Bullfys) amber jes: charge: of trathing those fee einen his moved ale Convenient, Comfortable, Home Like. ba " gin i i > thi : arte who-are to take part and has assign- 4 i i ay ering mniediotely Un treatment CASE GOES ON TRIAL! eg; fed the cast roles to thet aembers.| foundation. built for the new part. Headquarters for all from ii medical men believe that the caus se ditor Takes | Tho play will be staged at the Palace| A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. G. North Dakota a an over-abundance of ur (Special Correspondence) The Dutch Out theatre, :May 25, : G. Scheeler April 10. Mother and |] 34 and Jackson Sts. One Block From et system, uratic salts are. deposited inj Mandan, N. D.. April 1v.—The case e NE Abe baby are getting along very nicely, Union Depot, Look for Ii a the tissues and cause’ rheumatism! of the State vs. Harry Sime was call- _ of His Paper|FANCY GOWNS ARE... Miss ‘Thomas of Masher, is nursing eee Electric Si ear nee WALTER A. POCOCK, Po) mi andT gout. ‘ed yesterday in tie sitiet court be-| a = TABOOED THIS: SPRING Otte. Scheclor. wa eee lat bo + Prop me 4! be E ‘iysicians and specialists at! fore Judge Hanley. Sime is being A i eee i 5 as 6 to Kintyro. a ‘ Dr pee Inatiturion in’ Buffalo, | tried for bootlegging. Attorney J.P] gajq@SPetlal te Tribune) (Specia to tribune) He ‘brought an emigrant. car. from aad N. Y., have thorougly esaed Anuric| Sulli is defending Sime, and Th ir 1d Sati De en: Velva, April 18.—The Velya school | ‘Minnesota. L and have been with one accord suc-| State's Attorney Connolly is prosecut-} pap tee ie len Valle: rita ‘board at a recent meeting went on re-|_ ‘Mrs, Sealy is very poorly and she S cessful in eradicating and throwing| ing. ae eAme ne ara of ie Ger cord as opposed to any display of| doesn’t seem to gain as fast as her off from.the system the uric acid prea aeenritl Pale t eur merican” at the mast head | fancy. dresses at the graduating ex-| friends would like to see her do. which accumulates and poisons. Pa-| WOODWORTH FARMERS saeall Hea ue ga jy | ercises to be held this yeaf,:and fav-) ans Sorenson who formerly lived = tients having once used Anuric at TO ORGANIZE SATURDAY m ne oF Ua jPrevesiracht, Pat- |oring simple and inexpedsive gar-|south of town, has returned to his L BANK this institution Have repeatedly sent fe beeen ge need of getting | ments be worn by the yduig ladies | tarm. jONA' back for more. (Special to Tribune) PMOL TOR the Butea ee ee (eee trig Labial chTERE s= 62 E and has been created] Jamestown, N. D., April 1&—Farm-| ounces a ee sAUNTY FAB: 1 Hotel of Character and Com. Ze thet Dr piece etded to put Anuric! ers in the v nity of Po avn v1 ie “in| Ownced by the editor. WARD COUNTY F. fort, ‘Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis. =e at Dr. Pierce d Di 3 odworth will ae == 2m , H in the drug stores of this country, in| hold a special meeting next Saturday. | gpypgMAN - FACES SERIOUS RGE sh ‘ ; a ready-to-use form. it will be their] April 21, for the purpose of taking COUNTY MEN (Special, eit Hibanke ; own fault if tose suffering from uric| preliminary steps toward the organ- | F acid. troubleh do not take advantage | fzation of a federal farm loan dasoek: INJURED IN A WRECK| -Minot, N. D., April 18—Auden Rice, Don t Take a Chance | ation. a a farmer living near Aurelia, was (Special to Tribune.) bound over to the next term’ of court) _ Caer; a: Jamestown, N. D,, April 17.—(Spe-| following a hearing before ‘Justice Bismarck People Should Act in Time. cial)—Irving Witt and (Mike Michael,|Dill-late today. Rice’s ‘14-Vear-old} If you suffer from backache; farmers living near the city, were se | stepdaughter is the eompiaining wit-| If you have headaches, dizzy spells; verely injured Sunday afternoon |‘nees in the case, it being alleged that/ If the Kidney secretions are irreg- ee an ; fama rwe bras cas ace is the father of a caetb. born | ular, < Free. it 8 hit by the .jchild, 1 8 . Don’ dela —likel, our kidneys id Fr D b pusher engine at Eldridge. (Witt has Baliwas ee 4 are teks 7 Hide ; om om 4 a slight fracture of the skull and|MINOT TAKES BERTH, ‘Bismarck people recommend Do- Freedom From Worry - ichael suffered severe cuts about IN NORTHERN LEAGUE | 20's Kidney Pills. 2 ¢ MX the face and head. They were adobe Here's ‘a Bismarek woman's. expe- Freedom From Fi 1 brought to this city on train No. 8| ‘Minot, N. D, April 17--Northern| rience: inancia and taken to the hospital. The wives | league worrlés over the completion of} Mrs. C. H. Casper, 519 Front St., Ca of the two men who were with them|the circuit ended im Minot today,| Bismarck; says:..“For years 1. was a Ss Tes a ceteris bentie jamuele when earthed enthusiasts of {tae city | troubled by kidney complaint. I had These can only be claimed by thé’ snan wh ‘ ile is a complete wreck.| accepted the Thief River Falls fran-!sharp pains in my back: and general a Who rea- Well dressed people always have well shined shoes. chise. The league is now complete| weakness extending from my hips lizes and pxactices the important duty of system- ioe a withthe key for opening the box, its quick for the season with four clubs—Win-! down. Late tired ae depressed atic saving. ¢, nipeg, Fargo-Moorhead, Warren.| much of the time and the kidney se- J a shifing qualities and the handy To the Wife of Minn., and ‘Minot, being included inj cretions were too frequent in pas- Start NOW—open an account with the oldest and 5 the circuit. \sage. Doan’s Kidney Pills cured me.” largest bank in this section of the State and make SuinovA HomE SET One Who Drinks note entrance of Minot into the| Over {wopyests lates ‘Mrs. Casper Your deposits regularly. Northern league assures one of the} said: “I fin n’s Kidney Pills F ¥ for polishing, makes the best cireuits in recent years, for the /as good now as when I last recom. Your money will earn 4 per cent compound. in- ¢ ‘ home ¢are of shoes a I have an important confidentiat}North Dakota city has been a real | mended them. Sometimes a cold set- terest for you and will be in complete safety. + 3 pleasure. message for you. It will come in a| live baseball cen for mapy years. tles in my kidneys. but Doan’s Kid £ 7. plain envelope. How to conquer the|A committee, cor sed of Attorney | ney Pills. always relieve me.” 4 BLACK —— TAN Waite liquor habit in 3 days and make |Jack Twiford, Willa, §. Holbein; Price 50c, at all dealers. - Don't —" Ss home happy. Wonderful, safe, jast-jand L. D. MeGahaw lese than two | simply ask for a kidney remedy—get agent pried —— ing, reliable, inexpensive ‘method, | hours. this mio1 -jaised: sufficient | Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that 4 Woodsguarantéeed. Write to Edw. J.| money to cover. ig ooeit with the} Mrs. Casper. has twice publicly rec-| ‘Wootls. 1423N, Station E, New York, | league, pay toric on a ball park| ommended. . . Foster-Milbui and expenses for training season. | Props., Buttalo, Y. N. Y. Show this to others. 2re eUst id = er ee 8 if ss ‘ae EMO ORRIN ES aE i