The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 27, 1918, Page 8

x Sanh DAILY TRIBUNB % FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1918. inner at the piano p ng soft} base ports tosthe ultimate consumers. | REVOLUTIONS ® ja meaning the’ military operations) toe arene ‘g: peace, armistice for the will continue. NATIVE FRUITS |Santa Claus and its Christmas page- | ant the last week in December. one of the amateur thespi-| If there's” any way of — delivering | Right now in a room hidden away {aus ained. - Christmas packages the, chief postmas- FACE. DYNASTY} in Paris a group of French sewing six weeks one Y. C@..A. bureau | ters he is going to find it. But | women are busy cutting, basting and farmed out 1684 cos jhemming se’ thousand Santa |257 musical instruments i i 12 110 right now the prospe re gloomy. (Continued From Page One.) \claus costume nd making whiskers 191 orchestrations, R POST N | ie Ne oma -AUY Ww. = | sets ke es : | Great Britain, Fi Merion, Italy, ERI jand igs to match. 11311 sets of makeup and grease paints. \ ‘rance, Americ; | too. The application is considered of ser- j CAPTURE | “TRUMETSA. ious moment and contrary to Berlin’ 1 ondon, “Sept. 27.—The British for- advances there is no. suggestion that/ .. on the Macedonia front have cap- Premier Malinoff is acting on his own! tured. the. Bulgarian city of Strum- Serbia and others of the allies, ‘and in| initiative. The petition gddressed to; oi.4° songs a Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. re making minstrel costumes,| Soldiers and parents and — sweet- ‘or the boys put on their own {heart back in the es are worryiney ishows continually. Theatrical s about Christmas packages for the sol- |brought over by the Y. M. C. {diers Horticulturist of South Dakota, Welcomed cagerly, but in is the chief postmaster at Tours| [these professional performances the | worrying. He has it all figured out | Just’ Received from Orient. ; Agricultural College Engag- |doughboys get many a laugh out of that if every man in the expeditionary | Z } Soap Special . Riess jshows of their own. \rorce is allowed to receive one 5-pound A beautiful. assortryent of - ed in Big Work. “You can’t beat a burlesque love! package for Christmas, it would re- ‘ j ARMOUR’S poiars tenes ene between the mess sergeant and quire 700 freight cars a day for 10. RARE JAPANESE VASES A . ithe colonel's orderly, with the chief days to transport the gifts from the! hee TAKES HOME SAMPLES} Regular price $2.50 on Sale VENETIAN | aes ‘ Saturday $1.25 s “Cuokeless” Choke Cherry from ; BATH Berthold Reservation to be. | “For six years we have used Dr. Caldwell’s Japanese work baskets SOAP Syrup Pe} in our family and feel we made of highly lacquered y Cultivated. i : | could not possibly do without it, especially for the children.” (From a letter to Dr. Caldwell written by Mrs. Earl Cowell, Ce- ment City, Mich.), bamboo, lined with silk from 35c to $10. ~ —_— | The world in the course of the next | few years may be indebted to Red| Bear, an ancient warrior ofthe Arick-| aras on Berthold reservation tor a| luscious new fuit. Dr. M. R. Gilmore, ; curator of the North Dakota historcal | museum, has just returned from a) swing north through this state and} on to Winnipeg, with Dr. N. E. Han-| sen, professor of horticulture at the| South Dakota agricultural college, in! Brookings. The purpose of Dr. Han-| sen’s pilgrimage was to procure for domestication, breeding and hybridiz- | ation native fruits peculiar to the| northern part of the great plains, and} he was particularly interested in a | called “chokeless" or sweet cho cherry whose existance recently w: | reported to Dr. nore by Red E | the Arickara. Drs. Hansen and Gil-| more called on Red Bear at his home} on the reservation, and the latter promptly piloted them to the habitat of the chokeless choke cherr: hich is a large, et and pulpy fruit. Dr. Hansen dispatched to Erookings sev- eral fine specimens of this plant, from | which he hopes to develope some valu-} able additions to our native fruit re-| sources. H In addition to the chokeless choke} cherry, Dr. Hansen procured on this} trip wild plums, sand cherries, trac ing | this fruit to its most northerly home; currants, gooseberries, pee nome and eye-berries all of w tives of the great plains. berry, whose name is a literal trans-| lation of the ancient Chippewa appel-! ation, is found only in the northern} part of North Dakota, although it is common across the border in the do-| minion. It grows on a_ bus what similar to the strawbe but the berry itself Regular price 15c¢ per cake, On Sale Week C A IVORY TOILET REQUISITES on sale starting Saturday at in Saker vy cen COMMENCINE -We carry the largest and best line of Ivory Toilet Ar- \ This Saturday at 25 Per ticles and Manicure Sets or single pieces this side of St. - 10¢ Per Cake Cent Off Paul at prices as cheap as you can buy anywhere. ; Powder Puffs. Rubber Nipples From_5e UP Our stock is always new and F Complete New Line fresh. RUBBER GOODS - Wwe carry everything from Rubber Gloves to Hot Water Bottles at prices that will astonish you. B & . PIPES We have hundreds of Styles ranging in price from 25c up to $8.00. Children become constipated as readily as do their elders, and the result is equally dis- tressing. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is ideal for children because of its pleasant taste, posi- tive, yet gentlo, action, and its freedom from opiates and narcotic drugs. DR. CALDWELL’S Syrup Pepsin The Perfect Laxative Sold by Drugegists Everywhere 50 crs. (5) $1.00 ATRIAL BOTTLE CAN BE OBTAINED, FREE OF CHARGE, BY WRITING TO DR. W. B. CALDWELL, 459 WASHINGTON STREET, MONTICELLO, ILLINOIS CIGARS All well known brands of high grade goods. We only handle the best. Box trade a spec- ialty. IMPORTED TOILET ARTICLES Just received a big shipment of : DJERKISS ~ Taleum Powder (in all shades) Toilet Water, Perfumes, Face Powder (all shades) and Vegetall. nsen believes it will} able when crossed with do-| { already has with re-} bred the sand cherry to the Japanese plum, producing a hy-| brid which is superior to either of t markable succ And Don’t Fail to Buy Some number of native vines, shrubs, flow- Ti etwin tevetsp tor wecoraive ~~ McConkey Commercial Co. purposes. To date practically every-| parent, frults and which can success- COOKIES FOR 21c POUND. fe - — oi eg ee ger aay At our Special Sale Saturday -WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT OF MIRRORS | Hand Glasses—Shaving Mirrors—Pocket Mirrors. Fifty different .varieties,: week starting Saturday 10 PER CENT OFF. ‘ ; ; thing that has been used in America|f Phone 209 i 310 Broadway H % f a in the way of ornamental shrubs and wt hi: 1 andsome Line o: vines has been imported. Dr. Hansen | _ Everything Good to Eat SHAVING OUTFITS (ae intends to see what can be done with | Both Silver Plated‘and Old Ivory our native aids to beauty. | During this sale will be sold for 10 per cent off the ae SANTA CLAUSTO SCRDAGE VISIT YANKSIN FOREIGN CAMPS B THEATRE K Jolly Old Saint Will Not Forget Our Fighting Men This i Christmas. price. You Will Get Prescription Insurance When You Take It to ’ Joseph Breslow PHARMACY GRADUATE i HOTEL McKENZIE BLOCK, BISMARCK _ We (By Newspaper, Enterprise Ass’n.) Paris, Sept. 27—Every American The Wonderful Dramatic Star camp from the front line to the sea-} ports is going to have its bewhiskered | \ ALL MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY | Elsie Fergeson | In Edward Shelton’s Famous Play “THE SONG OF SONGS” Wits oun hin idor” Orchestral Pipe Organ and a big feature peta) epee “WE HAVE ALL KINDS OF — 3 Material for Repair Jobs | North Dakota In World War PROMPT ATTENTION ON ALL COAL ORDERS Produced and Presented by the North Dakota Council of Defeiae Te ee et oe ee = Sa MONARCH LUMP | OWL CREEK LUMP loyd Harmon leading the first regiment band— eee i SEE Harald Bashan and famous send regent WW BEAR CREEK LUMP | LIGNITE Wood and Hunt; Captains Welch .and .Murphy; : : 1 We Sell Coal---Cash on Delivery Only CLA. Finch umber Co. tion at Elbo Woods—North Dakota soldier boys ou _ . PHONE IZ : : ‘Each Cigar | Hl at work and play.- The most intensely interesting motion picture ever shown in the state. ioe tae BOY MARCH BY ON THE SCREEN TWO DAYS STARTING OCT. 1