The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1918, Page 5

SPHURSDAY,, NOV. 7, 1918 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE’ NO LABELS, NO: CHRISTMAS BOX; PUT YOUR MONEY INTO UNITED WAR DRIVE FUND NEXT MONDAY No labels—no Christmas box! ~<. ‘This'ts the ‘flat “of the United States war department. ic . .No amount of clamoring at your lo- inspection; at the Red Cross rooms, af: fix the\label and sufficient postage to carry the carton to Hoboken, N. J., and leave the Christmas package with which assumes re- from influenza, was also a sister of the deceased. From One War Funeral services will be held Friday | Family Into Another afternoon at Lucas's undertaking par- lots, and interment will be made in| Fairview cemetery. Mrs, Shurakoski had many ‘friends in Bismarck and she was’an active member of the Bap-| Ist congregation. { —————BUY W. 5. i | making ®& good recovery when the| shock of her husband’s death caused a relapse. Her parents from Brad-| dock and H. 0. Batzer of Braddock, | her brother-in-law, have been called} |to Bismarck ‘by the crisis. i | om ZG \ i Ul at Devils Lake. an H. A. Norman of Bismarck, well) known Slope banker and former dep-) uty bank examiner, now connected PAGE 6? But few of us realize the importance, in fact, the real necessity for these other photographs, - as does this man, who has spent two years of his OW we all cher- ish the photo- graphs of our chil- dren! + i a1 2 the Red Cross, i ~ a Ni | Fs ; i cal Red Cross, headquarters can} sconsibility for getting it to your | CITY NEWS { {| with the Block Yards ‘National hank life among the men who. Have their ' pic- ange. Tt 1Yank in time for the big day. In no { i of South St. Paul, is ill with Spanish | have given their all for tures taken . now. ; Unless your Yank his ‘sent to you Boy: aS ——___1_—# | influenza at a Devils Lake hospital. ai other way can a Christmas box be sent “7° the one Christmas label to which hel the bove Over There, Th var’ is entitled,.you cannot send to your e war’ de- From Stanton. Bradley to Taylor. home and country, Add these lasting mementos of pres- 5 partment has madeé this regulation] John Sailer, Stanton business man, County Judge H. ©. Bradley has rej They need that moral Yank the one Christmas box which/ tinal because of the great drain which| was in the city this week. ! signed tust office, ana he has left for| y that cs ly di te 4 ou. would ‘like to have ‘hii "1 rane 5 ‘ A for| support that can_ only ent days to your y ‘like to have ‘hint: have. even 2,000,000 3-pound boxes will make Camp Zachary Taylor, Louisville, Ky., i f the folks at 4 That’s the long ‘and the short of it.|on the government transports’ and! From Glencoe. | where he has been epted for ad-| come Irom the folks a store of fond mem- EUT, you.can help -make your| cargo carriers’ facilitie . Alex Macdonald of Glencoe called; mission to the offic: training school ; home—from those they ories, Fane Chnahnas, and that. of eve! BUY WS. 5, on Bismarck friends this week. for the field artilierv. Judge Brad-| love, many of whom have . : : other Yank you know just as big as; |. fey’s position will be filled by the; vet ¥ “4 . you please iby ‘boosting the -slze of, WELL KNOWN YOUNG Famny Ie it sisi eomadastons anacitita thought ||-o apee, cera teamed sta? They eneen, Up \ your check forthe United War Work The family of C. P. Nupen is suffer. provable that County Julge-elect 1. C., niche 28S elles sen- your declining years Fund ‘drive which will open in’ Bis! MATRON SUMMONED jing trom an attack of influenza, — | Davies will be named to fill the va pen in every soldier's, 5 marck when the, whistle blows next —_—_—_ cancy. reast. ae . Monday morning at 9. ‘, F Almont. z ty Ws i pe "Uncle Sam. has placed: no iimit on, Mrs. Peter A. Shurakoski Sue-| yw. w. pond and daughter Ruth of| CAMP DODGE BOY the amount of your contribution to the cumbs to Influenz {Almont were Bismarck visitors this | | 4 . fs, United War Work fund, There need, e ena: i week, ’ SAYS YANKS ARE 0 oe otograp tu 0 be no limit but your necessities and, ___ : fA india | a Publ 1 your individual generosity. | Mrs. Peter A, Shurakoski, aged 23, | eM uene a. | ¥ ublicity Film Co. ‘ Returning to the Red Gross Christ-| succumbed to Spanish influenza late} Paul Brown of Brown & Jones ts | ANXIOUS TO GO y mas boxes: Burleigh county chaptes| Wednesday afternoon. The deceased |CoNfined to his home by an attack of i Sane ees i Next Door to Grand ‘Theatre, BISMARCK . ; has received 750.of thes» official car-|was born in Alexandria, S. D., a |i@fluenza. i “It will be good news, of course, in| . < tons, one for each Burleigh county| daughter of. Mr, and Mrs. John -D.; , Has the Flu. . a way,” said Clifford rullen, home; a i 2 anki eee need dn hura | Hage with whom she came to Bis-} Win g 4 itehell editor of Public; trom Camp Dodge on a brief furlough, | has been provid with, a label for|marck a numer of years ago. Five aps mea f | in discussing today a rumor that Ger-) ig chic! of - - his ‘Christmas box which hé will for-| years ago, she was united in marriage |QPiion. is confined to his home on bling has agreed: to the -allles” Arai ere eens ee eee Coen between! 6: 2 ‘ i Se) Fourth street by an attack of Influ- y greed to the allies’ ar the German delegates and Marshal | 9 ward to his family or aily.other source! here with Peter A. Shurakoski, who ; j stico terms. “It will bo a disappoint-| oun on the Waste Ronn gone tl|| Today’s Weather | from, which he expects his Christmas! with two little daughters, Ruth, aged | ©"*- aco | i ment, though, to every man at Camp! this eventing Milena ‘ho reegived tar |? — one Eu here wie POrOnly one ape four, and Esther two years old, sur- Has Return Attack. \ } Dodge Af they: Gon aot i. chance 10 svo al days. ‘The impression is gen-! For ‘wenty-four hours ending at \ euch label’ and’ ne one Who has no la-| Other surviving” vélatives are thel, fiss Lydia Kelthon of State Audi-! {80 over,” added ee ul Ha te ;eral in European capitals, however, jnoon, > ov. 7. ' hel can Ruve.a box, | parents of the dectacea: tices. retie tor Kositzky's clerical staff is suffer | {Gare Goan a ee Meee | tliat Germany has no alternative but !'Tem:~ .ture at 7 a.m. pus es The lucky recipient of a label will| ers, John, in France, with the Yanks: |B fFom a second attack of Influ-) Aitss/Dorothy fvelyn Graves, daugh-| with the Corwin Motor Co. He leaves jes linve cooked for the haere te | nem ere at noon. rN ‘ present it at the Red Cross rooms,! and Edwin anigArthur, at home; and! °""" jter of Gen. William S. Graves, mar-| for camp on the North Coast limited | Ricard gee ri] Pees seater cay. \ receive’ an official carton,)"pack it, Miss ‘Tina Hah@i in St.Paul, | Mrs. [ried Maj, William R. Orton on Nov. 4. days with Bis-| a | Lowen seers 7: Returns to Hazelton, ~ lyer father. is inc jtonight, after a few Louis Rerkhold, the Hazelton ele-) American forces in Siveta ad tee) marek friends, | vator man who was confined to St-|prother, Sydney S. Gr: « ; Alexius hospital by a very severe at-} ‘4 FARMERS ATTENTION! | Lowest last night’. x Precipitation ... Highest wind veloc Forecast. i He is assigned to the} beria and her} headquarters troop of the 19th cav- t ‘aves, is a ma-) airy division as a motor driver. His jor in the same expedition. ‘d present; the packed box, uitsealed tor, John Christopher, who dfed last week We pay cash for con or will trade {you oats or barley at a right price. It 7 i + i a y-| | contingent, when he left Camp Dodge, ;*., a4 . 5 i 2 OLD AGE STARTS tack of Spaniah infivenza. has recov-| (YUU wwwnnnnnnnn nn | was enpecting an enniy call overseas | Will Day you to look into thie; Come] | For, North, Dakota: Cloudy, tonight . WITH YOUR KIDNEYS | i oe ; | fice of the supreme court at the mig Hen Me, Pullen first west to Dodge | Cg, ee as epee ar bot ae a Foners ny vale ena somewhat | Becomes a Sergeant. house, left the fore part of the wesk | #@ Was assigned ie machine gun con- | ©° ek es 317 2 wks cries prauly, : 1 s. f Bismarck, | ¢ ae r eae . neoenteg| tingent which has’ been in active serv-| ,_ wai + oe x e Science says that old age begins, with a small swallow of water. The! y) Terbert = Se Moreen 30 he cua | for Arlzona, where she has accepted ee on the French front for some|*OR RENT—Kooms in strictly mod- Lowest { 4 js who enlisted last June in the quar-)a position as stenographer with a! ice on t ern hou St heat. Bo: if Temperatures. with weakened kidneys’ and digestive! oil stimulates the kidney action and|termaster department, is now station-|Jarge copper mining compan time. Lien Steam heat. Board” if| ‘ auras: * organs enables, the organs to throw off the ed at Sartville, Va., as a commissary; ”~ pea eka i (THU WS, | dosed ee oon 515 | Bares nae ; 2 z i i | poisons which cause premature old sergeant in the quartermaster corps. Martinson Wires Friends. j \ 4 a7 ee: Pane 4 This being true, it is easy to be) age. New life.and strength increase according to advice reaching his; Former Chief of Police Oscar Mar | PEACE RUMORS | Leas a eae a ee = f pre. ‘tins a is, a | ANTI . ‘, a digestive organs cleansed:and in prop-| completely restored continue taking frigndsinsre enw Genie anes Longe hie RECEIVED HERE WANTED—Waltresses at Homan a Helena . er working order old age can be de-ia capsule or two each day. GOLD Buys Taylor ‘a frequent visitor, and whither ker . os ML 7 at Chicago jome. Sheriff John P, Mee has purchas-'came to find a life partner, ‘phoned While Bismarck did not go to tho keep you in health and vigor and pre-| ed the FE. C. Taylor home adjoining] friends from the Mill City last night | extent of ringing its bells and blowing ; vent a return of the disease. the Christian Science reading rooms|that he has been e’ected sherif? of; {ts whistles, as was reported in Far-} Do not wait uatil old age or disease}on Fourth street. Mr. and Mrs.| Hennepin county dy a majority of at} go-and Aberdeen this afternoon, the have settled down for’good. Go to|French will oecupy their new home) least 5,000. receipt here of the German peace ru- your druggist and get a box of GOLD] January J, on the expiration of his | Poon mor caused much commotion for a time home remedy and needs no in-| MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. Mon-|term as sheriff. \ Mrs. Batzer Very Low. j\ime, and The Tribune ‘phones put inj troduction. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem{ ey refunded if they’ do not help you. | Mrs. R. K. Batzer of Hazelton,/{wo verv busy hours denying that Qil is inclosed in odorless ,tasteless| Three sizes. Fut remember to ask for | whose husband died week ago, is\ peace had officially been declared. ' capsules containing about 5 drops! the original imported GOLD MEDAL near death at St. Alexius hospital, as! Paris is inclined to believe that of- @ach. Take them.as yon would a pill, brond. In sealed packages. a result of influenza. Mrs, Batzer was | ficial returns from the armistice ne- Swift Current . Kansas City ... ORRIS W. ferred and life prolonge far beyond that enjoyed by the average person. For over 200 years GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil has been relieving the weaknesses and disability due to ad- vancing years. It is a standard old- MEDAL Haart il Caps 17 aarlem O; ‘apsules will Every American soldier is your boy until we have won the war. Send him your love through the U. W. W. C. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH N RUMMAGE SALE—TWO DAYS OV. 21-22 SRTS, Meteorologist. ! Neve that by keeping the kidneys and | ag you continue the treatment. When! To Arizona. Miss Alice Gilbertson, for a num- | ber of years stenographer in the of- Reit THE HOUSE WITH OVER 1000 GARMENTS eo OHNSON'S <-F , EE EEE EERE ap Fras, Ly "ley EAL, opular Priced Store a "fo. Bismarck’s Fastest Growing Store zF » * CJ ‘ % P 2 YY In our stock of ladies’ ready-to-wear you will find 300 coats to choose from. Have coats in ‘ = any-size you may wish and in all the new materials and makes and also any shade desired. Al- ‘ ways go to Johnson’s for the latest up-to-date styles. . All these coats at special prices. Also have a beautiful line of suits at greatly reduced prices. 2 Big Coat Sale--EXTRA SPECIAL Bring in Your Old Hats and Have Them SILKS Coats, wonderful values, this sale at only..... . $18.50 Retr immed tice ob Chiree by : ; my a Coats at special prices, this sale only........ . $22.50 sak | Ney, oe in the store, values up to Moet _ »: Coats at special prices, this sale only......... .$25.00 ; | Wool ‘serge and Panama skirts, values up to $7.98, i All children’s coats at a discount of 10%. a S | wine sale . pendent sainse iG Ra : ool s ni s, values .50, All hats, values up to $5.00, plain black sailors. this ake aap cries ayaa ues up 10.9 ? WAISTS f Special for this sale .....-...-..+-.0+ 228s = Wool serge and Panama skirts, values up to $11.50, Georgette Waists. This includes every Georgette _4/ All trimmed hats, values up to $5.00. Special Wis slle ook oso cea ae abe coon OD Crepe waist in the store, values up to $6.75; at spe- for this sale, your choice. ... sees -$3.00 Wool serge and Panama skirts, values up to $15.00, CAMPYICE we. cc oeiat cose eee e dre oe es ieee Ape Peneied ond isin hate. values up te this sale 6... ....ceestene ee dente FA SLLSO ’ , - ial for this sale ...... eon tees ji i ses in all colors izes. For thi : ” Every Georgette Crepe waist, values up to $12.50, this All trimmed and plain hats, values up to $9.50. SEseean as your! choice at at ae: : Ac “$15.00 sale, price ..6..... eee ee eee eee eee BTS Special for this sale ..........-++ +. «$6.75 | : Waists in lawns, dimities, organdies, etc, at special All trimmed and plain hats, values up to $12.30. | DRESSES Another lot, of waists in lawns, dimities, cotton voiles, Special for this sale ...............- $9.98 styles, vanes 0 to ee eae CEC BES see Sins s gabon oc Sette es He destetet e's GLOS Tam-O’-Shanters, special sale price, your choice, One loot serps dees eee acatip to. $32.50 This > wal! ; ‘| assorted colors ........+---++--.%+ $1.98 ne lot ; arge . Pp mage Crepe de Chene waists, one lot at..............$1.98 Boy Scout hats, values regular price $2.98. special sale ..... 0.600. .e ee ee eee ee eee $24e - . (Slightly: soiled.) é Special this-sale.........-..+-+++-+- $1.98] — ‘ % Just received 100 beautiful trimmed hats in UNDERWEAR. KA All wool bright red and emerald green x all the new and staple shades. Every one of One big. lob of’ badies aha. ahine Webco nee middies, all sizes, at Settee ees . $7.50 these-at special prices for this big special sale. oe ae wonderful values at $2.25, soe - ‘ sale only ....-...eee cess ee eee eee ee SLE ing, Plone: eves: eee cloths, oil cloth, white goods Silk petticonsy values up to-$6.75, at special price, Ours irs. Zeamner wis pes chats of this Saks of all kinds, spreads, notions, toys, suit cases, arti- your choice ..........++ Be ane «$4. ment will make g selections for your children ficial flowers,' ribbons, wool and cotton dress goods, lot of tticoats just received, at special if you send them down. . serges, silks, cotton batting, thread, crochet cotton, art One lot of new petticoats J ’ ri ‘ : : goods, aprons, goods by the yard of all kinds, curtain price .6i epee eect eees cee ae ... $3.95 One big lot of corsets. Special a sale... .$1.39 goods, draperies, patterns, jewelry, yarns, etc., to be “Children’s Dresses oe eee Lady Paes : : placed on special sale at greatly reduced prices. ee or. aA One odd lot of kid gloves slightly soiled and dath- on ame) ; 5 ' All char since airestee® in gingham, etc., at aged at one-half regular price. se * 1 : , 10 per cent discoun: Have just received a shipment of white auto an- Phis sale is for cash only—No refunds—No exchanges— RemnersbaksWe Wave over. 1,000-dresses to select gora wool gloves at low prices. Johnson’s for special bargains at alMall times... 294 j pa ye No approvals. ‘ ab waived