The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1918, Page 8

UOVNOAODRUDTEREAAOENSUSACCHETOUEED ETT MLL OANATEUATSOUOOOODNEUEOOOEEEOUED ‘ ~ “Your” AUTOMOBILE | THIS WINTER OVERHAULING Mechanics are scarce and getting more-so. aie Next spring it will be impossible for available me- jy une slllustration represents the de: z hase ; } chanics to take care of cars in use unless owners HEALTH TALK pteatorominat qetdeces WHOT comet aay : q BF : have their cars conditioned this winter. SPANISH INFLUENZA OR GRIP. an a | : ‘ } Our mechanical work is done by experts with ey orc cee te mi reputations for turning out high class work, and dn Ga cheiy ie ie wa ead lan : ‘ _ our equipment makes it possible for them to do! whether we fight a German or a i : i gies a a their best on any make of car. "nag ot Switzerland) SERVICE—That’s Our Middle Name. i we must put up x good fi tricolor (flag of France) BATTERY STORAGE | h we have ~ot seen. fo , balance each other on the je of the station. and a crowd whi ; Storage batteries are delicate, easily ruined, and expensivé to replace. You should learn about “dry” storage if you are going to lay up your car. Our modern, fully equipped Battery De- partment in charge of experts, eee you of thoroughly satisfactory work, no matter what make baliety you have: WAR POSTERS SHOW THE PULSE OF EUROPEAN CO-BELLIGERENTS Dr. M. R, Gilmore, zarator of the (orth Dakota state historical museum, whose collecticn of war posters is probably ce mos' plete in America, if not for the world, has made for the T translations of some of the characteristic posters which are nov display in the reading room of the museum. Nothing more \ reveals the pulse of America’s European co-b une will present in this column one of until the entire number ha: a4 Following is a lation of a poster iss a iy ihe Brendel government to be posted throughout the country as an encouragement to the people and as an appreciation of) the kindness of the Swiss people in fa vilitating the passage of French refu- 's from invaded parts of France that they might reach the uninvaded em in good con polsous which tend to accumulate within our bodies, we can | J eseupe the disease, Remember these | 873 three C’s—a clean mouth, a clean skin, | eoldier and clean bowels. ‘To carry off poisons | from the P the bowels| Keres loosen di a ing out of hell? It is shouldbe taker. oe "| that these thousands are y of, Mayapple,. leaves of | smiling in sympathy. One Jalup, and called Dr. ly believe. And one reads in garlan Pellets. Hot lemonade oe ee peste freely if attacked by ,{the legends, ‘You are welcome ‘tient should be put to bed after a hot | BY ser neg fe uae oot beat rance, mustard foot-bath | To prevent the attack of bronchifis| . 0 ui) ‘ ‘ ‘ ; Likes: ‘ . BS or pneumonia aid to controt the pa, | One-half of our third floor is devoted to automobile painting. Our varnish room is practical- ly dust proof and heated to one hundred twenty degrees. Here, too, we have experts,—automo- ’ Anurie tablets should be obtained at || Today Ss Weather _ the drug store, : , v0 | Sp hours, with lemot | lets were first dise For twenty-four hours ending at bile painters who can turn out the finest finishes, or, if you like, cheaper jobs, that will make your and, as they, th noon, at 7 a. m. .. car like new. You could not obtain a more satisfactory paint job than we can give you. n WINTER STORAGE | = It is not economy to store your car in any old shed for the winter, and let it rust and detexj ate. Our small monthly charge for dead storage is more than saved by having your car ina cl f ‘dry, fireproof place. Those who obtain value received out of their car each month in the year, will enjoy our live cleanse the kidne : | Tempel mitch of the poisons and the uric ‘Temperature at noon It is important that broths, milk, | Highest yesterday buttermilk, icecream and simple diet | Lowest yesterday ... be given regularly to s gthen the| Lowest last night system and increase th tal’ resist-| Precipitation .... ance. The fever is diminished by the| Highest wind veloci use of the Anuri but in ‘addi- Forecast, 2 tion, the forehead, nd hands| For North Dakota: Fair tonight may be bathed with water (tepid) in and Sunday; warmer tonight and ea: which a tublespoonful of salaratus has and central portions Sunday. been dissolved in a quart. After an Lowest. attyck of grip’or pneumonia to build Temperature: ANGUONEDNUGOONUGUOOUONNOUUOUOULOOODONONCOUOCOOOONONOUECUEOUUUCHUCOEOUAUOQGESONGAUCHDOODSOUGOSONOAGESI up and strengthen the system, obtain Furgo ....... ee MOE storage—warm, clean and comfortable. It makes winter motering a pleasure. on ut the drug store a good iron tonic, Williston 24 l= called “Irontic” Tablets. or that well St. Paul ... l= known herbal tonic, Dr. Pierce's Gold- ORRIS W. ROBERT = en Medical Discovery. Meteorologist. = __ Everything for the Automobile ONNUUCNORUCHOLDUDULGOUOOUNOUCOOUUCOONSUOCRUCHECUOSOCOCUCORDRDOUUUOCUQSOROUEO HOTU ES auaseaenaaeneaengnnanannnannencaengnanceggeaeeneveeevenevsengnceneegensgsuageneneansn cOveaessennennsnansuanaenennaneceneseseeeueenenegnveneneaesnnanncnsagancanaensnnanesnannenananesenesesusnsnsuguaugsene For Up-to-Date 1 Women Are Huskies. H A rolling pin in an excited woraan’s | ands knows no home. That is why, | when the police commissioner appotnt- ed six women cops he gave them ev- | erything that a man cop possesses but | a club. The new women ci have the same shield the regular po- Heemen wear, and each will be dressed in a “suitable” blue service uniform, carry a gun and handeuffs and be sup- pied with summons books just as dl? | cops are, but they will not allowee | to swing a club, “These “women are)| much aceded in New York at the pres- ent time,” explained the ‘commissio: er, “and} i | Plumbing and Heating MASEROUNLANUUADANCCUARUONOUAUEEUULITAY Call on or write Frank G. Grambs Successor to GRAMBS & PEET 304 MAIN ST., BISMARCK, N. D. the board 0! estin ‘appropri for en.” The women among their own guard against the temp young women come in contact with in the city. But at the same time, if any j guy gets fresh with them, they will get aplenty, for all the women are hus- kics nnd know their business, —New | York Sun. STTTTITTTTRET REARS 7 ve ti Vil | H ua au oil JOBBERS OF it l if | I Mt Nui en ny = i = _ ¥ eae Fair Exchange. 4 Tnhited States troops in France have ! found two shert cuts to the friendship | of the French Poilu when: he hap-| pens to be their neighbor in cmp or | in the line. They are flour and tobacco, = The United States ‘soldiers, it should | be explained, are supplied with excel lent white flour, from which th a palatable bre: almost m jeake, Yet, curiously enough. they pre- | fer the darker and very much coz ser | article served out to the Frenchmen, | to which the latter apply the de: | scriptive name of “bran ball.” There | 8, it need hardly be said. no difficulty in arranging an exchange. AS to to-+ bacco, the Yanks enjoy an unfailing | supply of it—“United Ss tobacco |} that smells of honey,’ eneh ling ¢0 | Pipe Fittings and Valves All Work Positively Guaranteed. 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