The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1918, Page 2

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUN' Entered s Matter. 1.06 Special NEW YORK, Fifth 4 ; BOSTON, 2 Winter St; MINNEAPOLIS, 810 MEMBER OF ASSOC The Asociated Press republication of all new credited in this paper and herein All rights of publica ve, Bldg. ; m1 dited to wso the Ie tlon of special d THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE |ixe to think that it is my five or twenty-five—| ' pana ac ou at the Postofilce, Bismarck, No Iv, ax Second i AYNE COMPA gn Itepresentativ CHICAGO, DETROI D_PRESS sively entitled to the use for {late and cigarettes that our money provided ; |wouldn’t you? That some night when its cold! {and lonesome, my money and yours might send aj § e Faltor secretary out along that front line trench. Let’s; § ' ‘make up our minds that we are going to pay for a | score of those trips. A score of the nights this winter shall be our nights. | Nights when the boys greet joyously the choco- | Sevcreermemnereroecnarenecrorerser0 | You've probably heard of this well- and | | known yan of nivking cough syrup at are happier because our representative has passed. | poy Pus hay pou eer ured ie ee jtands of families, the world over, feel |that they could hardly keep house with- IR TERM: > > lout It's simple and cheap, but the OUR TERMS OF PEACE, Way if takes hold of acough will quickly | The Best Cough Syrup Is Home-made Here's an ensy way to save $2, and yet have the best cough remedy you ever tried, ber it or not othe sca? news published | atches herein are careler per year ..... mail per year (iu Bisiu ar (fn State culls f North Dako: UDEST NEV 1ST) 1 ~ I iT ED T A u vend tiowal SOMEBODY’S DOL. ARS WILL DER if THEYLL BE Y (By Bruce Barton, I will teil you what will happen winter in France. dark. There will be a rustling through the front line tand guard. And a heaven! trench, where our bos ladened secretary wi In his hands will b: pocket chocolate and ike his w From one man to + will go, passing a i SERN ero tet i cup full of hot cc rnds that tremble with Keep the home fires burning—but conserve coal!! Theatres Opening. H the cold; bringiig ©.e comfore of a bit of sweet Wingreene, proprietor of the} . : Lismarck theatre, writes from St.] and a smoke. If anybody else tries to tell us the “truth about! paul that motion picture theatr Men will hail him cheerily, clap back; and when he has gone things will be a tittle selves. easier in that trench because he way. How much will it cust to make that you suppose? retary is paid, and the cost of th the cigarettes and all? Five dollars? Twenty-five dol know. But whether it is five dolla lars or twenty- five, ! "a al (German- controlled votes at the peace table, POSTER DISPLAY ' GPENS CAMPAIG American Library Associatios Paves the Way. The United War Work campaign for the week of November 11 is: inoue: urated in ismarck by an extensi poster exhibit pur on in the disp! windows of the Haggurt block, facing; the post office builaing. Window rapes of bunting in ENG ACER Or AICS national « lors are drawn back to! show the corplete series of posters put out by (he United War Work council. ‘The pos mounted | on a white back-ground, and arranged in groups. The tirst window displays an immense poster for the Y. M,C. A.; the Y. W. C. A; the Knights of lumbus, and the Roll of o} merged in the United War pagin They the Y YW. c. A; Knights of © dional Catholic War Coun welfare board; War Camp Service; Amer Library associa- tion, and the Salvation arms A ond window shows as its cen: [ ter, General Pershing, surrounded by posters of tie Jewish welfare board, the War Camp Community service; | Victory Boys: Victory Girls; Y, M.! Goa; Y C. A. ‘The massive gla doors frame a Salvation Army poster | and one y War Camp community | service, With a poster on each of the! entrance windows of the Y. W. and the Y. M.C. A. week. | The tb mdow has a_ displ showing i ork of the Americ Lae brary Assoc iation Wi ervice, in the form of an attracti ter of the | United War Work Cat i aomap showing centers of A. r work | 1, and groups of | Le kdecitetineaneactond 7 UD BUR EAUIOE CTHET urrender Some night when it’s cold «nd| American recognition of Czecho-Slovakia as an in-/ atisfaction or money promptly refunded, steaming pots; in his Counting the pittance that the sec: hican army at its gates. ent | Mrs. Florenee EH, Davis | With olive oil, naming them Dr. Edwards’ | Olive Tablets, | inactive ‘bowels, you take one of Dr. | r TION (Fourteen Principles for a Just Peace Laid Down jearn it @ oe bale, place in your home, fs . nto a pint bottle, pour 214 ounces o} by President Wilson, Jan. 8, 1918.) | Pinex; tien add” lain “granulated sugar syrup to fill up the pint. Or, if |desired, use clarified molasses, honey, lar corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. her it tastes good, hever poils, and’ ‘gives you a full ‘pint of ‘ M etter cough remedy than you could buy d Reduction of armaments. ‘ready-made for three times its cost, —- | leis really wonderful how quickly this ttlement of colonial clans in Accordance |yome-made remedy conquers a cough— jasually in 24 hours or less. It seems to penetrate through every air passage, iluoseng a dry, hoarse or tight cough, ifts the phkgm, healg the membranes, tnd gives almost immediate relici. Splen- lid for throat tickle, hoarseness, croup, | oronehitis and bronchial asthma, | Pinex is a highly concentrated com- | pound of genuine wey pine extract, | 6. Pati of itelig: lvedenta and has been used for generations for c [3 Return of Italia Irredenta. chroat and chest ailments, ) | 10—Self-rule for nations held subjeet by Aus- Leatele a ippointment by asking your ie Shee a ped 21% ounces of Pinex” wi sme night US \tria-Tungary. (This has been followed by the! ‘ai” iirections, ‘and. don't aecept aby ‘hing else. Guaranteed to give absolute IN ADVANC Lo . 1—End of secret diplomacy. -Freedom of the seas. Removal of trade barrie e € Bisn VSEAPEIE + TES sstoration of Belgium. 8—Evacuation of France and return of Alsace and Lorraine. DO IT! WON OURS? ‘dependent state.) (he Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind, 11—Restoration of the Balkan states. CONGRESSIONAL __| | prohibitionists have a candidate for rat is thought to still b nie ign dl dan | ger, all patrons of’ moving’ picture; theatres are required to wear fl! masks, which are purchased at a nom-/ naan Idier Bo: inal price from Red Cross representa- ‘ For your Sold: y tives who have a booth in the lobby. j i in camp or at the front; Seana ae | for your Sailor Lad pa- : trolling the high seas; CONTROL TO BE from you to him to make DECIDED TODAY: his heart light and to i help keep tight the home ties— a Your Photograph The beautiful sen- timent expressed by Christmas gilts reaches its height in that most cher- “ished gift of all— your photograph. The idea) gift to those who love you. (Continued From Page One.) man's party candidate, are contesting | with Senator Henderson, democrat, ; New Hampshire, where the republi-| cans hope to elect a successor to Sen- ator Hollis, democrat, as well as a re- publican successor to Senator Gallin- ger. Purticipation of women, both as can-| didates and more extel paign. The women, Representative Jeanette Rankin of Montana and Mis: Martin of Nevada, are aspirants foi the senate as independent candidates, while Sadie Kost and Clara B. Mann, are republican and demoeratie eandi- dates for the house in New York, Women’s votes are expected to play u large part today in results in the west- ern suffrage stutes and also in Tlinois and New Yo Of the le Make an appointment today Holmboe Photograph Studio Publicity Film Co. 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