The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 26, 1918, Page 8

STATE MUSEUM Dr. Melvin R. Gilmore, curator of the state Historical Society of North Dakota has just received from the “Banca d'Italia’ (Bank of Italy) at Rome, a large consignment of wall posters, placards, pamphlets, circulars, post cards, and other forms of pub- licity for the [talian National Loan for the war. These posters are done in the artistic manner characteristic of Haly. They are fine in color and/ drawing and show power and resolu- tion of mind as well as beauty. They make a very valuable addition to the | alneady large and comprehensive col- | lection which the curator has been} building up for the state. This col-} lection will be of immense historic | value in the years to come as it will show not only the military activities of our own country and that of our | allies in this tremendous struggle for freedom, but also the humanitarian, civic, industrial, financial, and educa- tional activities of the nations at the} same time. In this matter North Dakota has got the jump on her neighboring states, for her collection was started at the beginning and has kept np with the =progress of the war, while the other states are only now beginning or have not even yet begun. Another unique and very interest- ing series of was posters which the curator has acquired is that of the recruitment of the Czecho-Slovak army. This series is of special inter- est because of the epic story of the; aotivities of the Czecho-Slovak army in the reformation of Kussia and the} consequent recognition of the Czecho-! Slovak nation by the governments of the United States and of our allies. This army is fighting under their an- cient free flag, and that is repyesent- ed on the posters used for recruitment of their army in America. TABLETS! TABLETS! (In original bundles or in any quan- tities desired. Also all kinds school fupplies. See Faunce, Fourth street, | 1 \ | | { Scene from “The Whip” the gigantic. fast-moving thrill drama in 8 acts at the Orpheum Theater tonight and tomorrow night. | WOMEN SET THE MARK FOR COUNTRY Insane Pretend Insanity. A rather I message comes | from the Paris Medical. Ta general, it seems, the doctor is not lisfatly to @is- miss insanity which is obviously lated. A pathological bi sought. There aré where the pa- tient is insane to pretend to be in- The Bismarck Country club estab-, thi lished a new record last night when j!ag behind. | 36 members, five of whom were wom- | for prices. 9 26 27 28. W 2t FRENCH AND AMERICANS STORMING CHAMPAGNE; BULLGARIA IS INVADED tha (Continued From Page One.) a have been definitely decided, according to Dr. Veschnicht, the Ser-! bian minister to France BULGARIA « Saloniki, Sept. 26—Bulgaria has been invaded by allied tr according to a British official stat forces entered Bulgaria about six miles south of Strumtsva, the en- emy base in this region. LINE HAS BENN CUT | London, Sept. 26—Reports in official quarters here indicate that the Prilep line has been cut. isolating the Bulgarian arm placing it in a precarious position. . The precarious condi ¥rom the fact that Arab forces a: while on the south the allies are pressing in on the enemy. , GREEKS ASSISTING Athens, Sept. 26.—Greek forces are assisting with the cam-! | ©. ) Plumbing | paign on three fronts in Macedonia, according to an official state-| ment from the war office today. with the British and the Greeks in pursuit. ADVANCE IN London, Sept. 26.—British tri are extending their operations into Tiberia and on the borders of ! the Dead Sea, it was officially announced today. | Pushing onto the east of the Jordan, the British have occupied | the strategic town of Amann on the Hedjas railway. | ON WIDE With the French Army, Sept. 26.—The attack of the French army launched at 5:30 this morning was along a wide front. KIDNEYS WEAKENING? Eo sane, 1 ion of the Turkish army may be judged en, shocked acres of corn on the Dan Falconer farm, south of the city, in 70 minutes flat. The Country clus ites assembled at 6 o'clock and w conveyed in autoes to-the Falcon ple ;members. The Red Cross is | approved |home following the shocking. pe, and in spite of considerable | talcone wdgering” on behalf of other club |¥et received by the Red Cre members, they sailed into the field | these shocking expeditions. and it | with heads up and colors flying. The a new standard for Bismarck farn (corn was unusually dusty, thanks to|In the near future the Country Ds | the recent high winds. and in a very | threaiens to do it again. sh | few minutes there were five very This evening Commander S my and very uncomfortavle women ! Whitni veteran shockers wil | 2 INVADED ement issued here today. Bri shockers, but they stood by their! pair to the W. P. Rainey farm, suns, and during the entire 70 min-! the Martin Bourgois place. where y and} re north of it, the British east,| { The Bulgars are in full flight, TO TIBERIA ‘oops operating in the Palestine j ATTACK ! | | i i | Frank G. Grambs Successor to GRAMBS & PEET LOOK OUT! Kidney und bladder troubles don’t disappear of themselves. They grow | upon you slowly but steadily. under- | mining your health with deadly cer- taipty, until you fall a victim to incur- able disease. Stop your troubles while there is time. Don’t wait until little pains be- come big aches. Don’t trifle with dis- ease. To avoid future suffering begin treatment with GOLD MEDAL Haar-| lem Oil Capsules now. Take three or} four every day until you feel that you are entirely free from pain. This well-known . preparation has! been one of the national remedies of; Holland for centuries. In 1696 the gov- ernment of the Netherlands granted a/ Written by Cecil Raleigh SEE | TONIGHT Sept. 26 The Word’s Biggest Motion Picture = A Gigantic Swift-Moving Thrill Drama in Eight Acts Cpecal charter authorizing its preper|f 304M AINST., BISMARCK, N.D. | ation and sale. The good housewife of Holland | would almost as si vi food > |as without her "Real Dutch Drops.” as JOBBERS OF she guaintly calls GOLD MEDAL : : : : ! jaarlem Oil Capsules. Their use re-; e s s stores strength and is responsible in| Pipe Fittings & V alves a great measure for the sturdy, robust health of the Hollanders. | Do not delay. Go to your druggist | and insist on his supplying you with | a box of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil! Capsules. Take them as Mirected, and if you are not satisfied with re: sults your druggist will gladly refurd ur money. Look for the name GOLD MEDAL on the box and accept no! other. In sealed boxes, three sizes. | WHIP” All work positively guaranteed PHONE 561, and Henry Hamilton. Produced by Maurice Tournier The Dashing Fox Scenes The Blood-Tingling Auto Disaster The Race Between Auto and Train —_——— The Terrible Railroad Wreck ig = The Winning Race at the Track AND A HUNDRED OTHER BIG SURPRISES Paige Orpheum Theatre Two Shows Nightly, 7:15.and 9:15 Sept. 27° Adults 35¢; Children 25c |its achievement, and it is especially d with the work of the women ‘er as a result of the sortie, while the e | Country club folks have most plea’ jant memories of a delightful lunch ; s check is the most lib | farm. The five ladies reported in; Which was served in the Falconer | shocking garb of the most t Mr. | ets | mers. | club | Jack 1 ré-| near | they! j utes that was consumed in settling up’ will earn $20 by shocking 35 acres of / Tomorrow. CLUB SHOCKERS—$35 FOR RED CROSS |: | i \ | | BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE . THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, 1918. ITALIAN WAR | WDS RAID © (acetates niet i POSTERS FOR i iy the crowds were kept at Bay until the |corn. “The shock troops are request- to report at the Grand Pacifi j arp, when autoes will depar jehe scene of action, acres of corn, they,did not once ; i The Country club is rather proud of | C at for We will win this war—- Nothing else really matters until we do!. excitement ‘subsided. —HUNPAPERS any WS 1 = oo 2 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY | Rio de Janiero, Sept. 20—German | stRayED; OR STOLEN—Tuesday Newspapers at Oporto Alegre, in the|. ‘evening 6:30: 1 female i popnter, ‘state of Rio Grande do Sul, early this mark dark brown and white spots, week ie aroused the populace by | scar‘on left side. Reward if returned criticising Brazilian affairs that at- to Theodore Smith, 600 12th beds !tacks were made on the plants of| Bismarck,’Ni D. + 9.26 tt . | three newspdpers. The plant of the pikes BY Wain rh ae Journal da Madre, formerly the Vader- | Koox FOK RENT—At 223 F ‘ourth land, according to the report here, was street.. Phone 628L. ide q avrecked and burned. <A police guard | ° y 9 26 3t ey SQesas grap csgesdes ieadcs fesucsgesy causa heap coh cap e2Uezh Good Woolens Good woolens and quality materials are hard to get at any price. Natur- ally, there has been much clever cam- ouflaging and © although. shopping around may have been a'yood policy in the past; you'd better stick to-the well beaten paths in, ciothes-buying this season, confining your inspection and selection to stores which have never moved or wobbled in their pol- icy of high quality, regardless of price mark. MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS, $15.00 TO $65.00 » ; TRENCH COATS All wool overcoats, sizes 36 to 44 ‘regular price $25.00: Sale Price 2. a. Hee Sia aleve $18.00 HUNTING COATS. ‘ 38.00 coats at . «$5.00 coats at - $3.50 9 coats at. +» $2.50 coats at. - $1.50 miu Full Line. of Heavy 001 Socks. HAND PRESSING DRY CLEANING Ce CUSTOM TAILORING™ EXPERT REPAIRING G.£.BERGESON & SON. THE UNION DAYLIGHT STORE , ° OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS-CLOSED SUNDAYS pSespopepespeshhesbeshesy wea