The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 27, 1918, Page 2

PAGES BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE FICHT CATARRET PAD MENTOOK NORTHDA FIGHT CATARRE inp ipcanny “rE pao ills of life upon Cata Nine times out of ten disease is due to} Joe and Albert Burns Held in |Shortage of Coal Now Due to the fact that a catarrhal condition is preventing some organ or organs from functioning properly and that in turn throws the en-/ Montana to Answer to | Failure-to Order Lignite tire human machinery out of gear—result—you are sick. If fur-' Grand Larceny Last § “ ther evidence is needed it is found in the hundreds and thousands ee . ast Summes, 1! of letters from the users of Peruna, people who suifered from var- $s Attorney Owens and snorite, Seting Under Direction from ams county leave to Washington, Quota Is | Being Completed State’ jous diseases but all evidently coming from catarrh. ji t i } night tor Great Falls, Mont. with re-} A letter from Mrs. Willie Fremfin,} ition papers issued by Governor | R. FP. D No. 3, Box 42, Yoakum, Te er for the return of Joe and Al- es no room for doubt ning | Bere ; Ths, who are charged with hav-| He i burglarized a clothing store | St, find Mr. George Clark, 124 Union Newark, Peruna good ulations restricting the use of stomach and bowel tro! trae Parana. © a tferine rs. P. Ludvigse the merit of Peruna: “After sullerine ‘Williston on the night of October 28,/he immediately suspended in North St., Austin, Minn, comes cn eawally TL NOLe PELE, I WOrked xttkee alt stealing 800 worth of merchandise. | Dakota, although I Wa: 1 cheerful message: “I am rid of liver oe" ud my ni Sains which they bandied ino a nurloine+ | tendency see ree trouble, can eat anyth also cured my chlldien af Catarrh of: automobile, in which they carried ‘qavised Capt I, B. daker, federal fuel} feeling fine. ‘The! oat due to diphe| thei boos aeross tie border mo | admin toy for North Dakota, today. my head or pain around my toon inet porh | Montana. “The two ac held in the| “The situation in North Dakota just Mr. H. C. Swartz, R. Pécuna and Manalia” ‘county jail at Great Falls awaitin~|now is serlous in a great many locali- 21y, Bellingham, Wash. 1 LE ak i val of the North Dakota of- ties,” said Capt. Baker. “Because of Peruna for either man or wom: Dr. a’s World Famous Pe- They were traced to Creat|inflnenza and for other reasons many “Thirty years ago a friend advised, rum i hal con- rrested there within the}small lignite mines have been tnable to after having tra Montana. eled over maintain production at full capacity,” ‘onsequently we ditions. me to use Peruna as a good blood pu off the grip said Capt. Baker. fier and stem renovator. has w Lever si vis Sea 2 @ have not suceeded in mulating any yood, straight, honest medicine and! Pe no Selig, prodncer of “The|jarge supplies of Hgnite, and for this builds up the whole body.” in ie Ocak penne arden of Al reason it is not considered advisable ¢_ Orpheum tonight. to lift heatless and lightless night re- |, strictions in North Dako! t present: |. TITIAN Phone 75, City F ribune Want Ads Bring Results. | Phone 75, City Fuel Co. Meee CCC CCC Oo | TONIGHT CQ)RPHEUM Tomorrow THEATRE h will be when ply of coal warrants it. he fuel administration cannot be i zed with this shortage. Many ot! jour dealers did not place orders for | coal during the summer months, ; Necessarily, the lignite mines could not |produce at full capacity during this | period, for the mines have only limited (dirst opportunity, whi For the Beulah Coal |" jel ities; many of the smaller have little working it te is a2 financial impossibility for | them to long preduce conl without fif- ‘ing a market for it,” ‘WETS AND DRYS INCANADA ARE | NOW LINING. UP Alta, Nov. u throughout Can: {lining up for a dattle roydl in the f dominion parliament now that the end of the war is at hand. Under the war jpeasnres act, which remains in force {until the signing. of peace terms, an order in council was passed by the ‘dominion government which prohibits inter-provincial. shipments of * liquor juntil a year after the demobilization. ght between the “wets and 1d will be over two points: First, j shall the order in council passed un- ‘der the war measure act remain in ef-} ifect until demobilization after the act} itself has “ceased to opgrate, and, s jjond, shall the order in’ council re- jmain in effect permanently. _ In order to make the cabinet order in council ‘effectual afier the war measures act has been abolished, a validating act of parliament will be {required ; to put it’in effect. pefman- tently, a special act must bé passed. On both points, a hard battle will be} astaged and the oposing elements in this province already are lining up at for battle. The old arguntents will be {heard again but the chief one ad- | vanced by the “wets” probably will be {that under the present system in Al- berta, prohibition has increased ratn-| er than decreased the consumption of; “hard’ liquor, | The opening gun will be fired at {the forthcoming session of the Alber- ré.in January, next, when & uMbéar-Of amendments to’ the liquor. IQe willbe proposed. yh % “Chief among these is a general-d mand that the filling @& prescriptions {be taken out of the Nands of ‘drug jstores and placed solely in charge of ‘government vendors. This demand 5 ; has been strengthened ‘by conditions SON BROS. & HALVERSON s . prevailing during the present epidemic fof influenza by which, it is alleged, j drug siores reaped small fortunes in \the filling of prescriptions. | If this proposal should be adopted} { by the legislature, it would require tho jestablishment of a number of sub- { depots through the province with main | warehouses in Edmonton and Calgary. ae i ” CASES NOTED Sie | IN ALBERTA Edmonion, Alta, ‘Noy. than twenty-two thouvand cases of in-; a ————_— __. WILLIAM SELIG PRESENTS ; THE WORLD’S MOST GORGEOUS SPECTACLE “THE GARDEN OF ALLAH” FEATURING HELEN WARE and all-star cast. With the exception of Wm. Farnum the same cast that appeared in “The Spoilers” present “The Garden of Allah.” \ } Calgary, | The Eighth Wonder of tlie World Special Matinee | Tomorrow 3 P. M. * No “Advance In Prices S—REELS—8 2 Hour Show Special Thanksgiving Dinner One Dollar Ripe Olives * Green Onions Consomme au Petit Pois | province of Alberta and the epidemic {is by no means wiped out. The latest available statistics show 21,593 cases formally reported to the minister of health, with hundreds of cases unoffi- | clally ‘reported. The last day’s report totalled 1,645 cases. Edmonton has reported more than 5,000 cases and about 460 deaths. Cal- {gary reported a decrease but there have been 3,000 cases in that city and about 150 deaths, ih aoe i Cream of Asparagus— Lobster and Cr en Patte Maryland Roast Stuffed North Dakota Turkey—Cranberry Sauce more Farm. Goose, Raisin Dressing, Baked Western Apple Nat ‘in Bread Candied Lassie Sweet Potatoes d Island Dressing y > ae ty, fs | Lead, 8. D.. Nov. 27.—Arrangement: Home Made Mince Pie Fresh Pumpkin Pie are being made for Semuiee work English Plum Pudding—Hard er Brandy Sauce | during the winter on the Boulder can- ee 4 Z jyon highway between Deadwood and “ 2 z, “ ‘ 4 Sturgis. It is belfeved chat if the Maple Nut Sundae—Fruit Cake q | work is done during the winter months iwill save many thoustnds of dollars. | With the surveying, finished, it is jthe plan to proceed with the rock 'work, a large amount of, which-will ‘have to be done at certain’ points on {the route. At some places’ it’ will. be {necessary to ‘blast through solid rock, land this part. of the work will be un- {usually costly. \ / When this road is completed, the/ | Black Hills will have one of the most {picturesque highways in the United | States, as the road passes through | one of the finest and wildest parts of the Fiark Hills. One-half the cost of the undertaking jill be paid from state and federal: Hid the county paying the other halt. Louisiana Salar Thou Coffee ilk Buttermilk {fuel for light, heat and power camnot i 39 /and thereafter fuel conservation although in Washington the I pusiness howiees“and others who have 'forced might result in serious loss al- This will be d rever, 2 very ftupon. every © done, however, at the very li ctism and loyalty by gontinuing’to | has been greatly decreased by the fen now impossible to find full work- */none at all later 2} winter comes” -the 35 combat divisions and 6% depot 27.—Mpre jf ' tuenza have ‘been reported in the; TRAIL IS REVIVED)| LID COMES OFF USE OF FUELON NOVEMBER 30 All Restrictions Removed Satur- day by Order. of Capt. I. P. Baker Friday will be the last compulsory early closing night for North Dakota, | Capt. I. P. Baker, federal fuel admin- istrator announced today. All restric- tions on the use of light and heat; will be removed Saturday, Novem er Net | will be left: to the discretion of the ‘been: affected by the lightless and early closing regulations. Capt. Baker states that this step ia being taken because the general trend the country over is to remove all re- strictions which were common while this country was at war. The fact that the holiday’ season is approaching and that lightlosg nights would seri- ‘ously inconvenience business’ while! ‘the early closing orders if strictly en- so is being taken into consideration. “In lifting the ban, we are relying; citizon to show his pa-| conserve’ fuel to the utmost of his ability,” said Capt. Baker today. “The| fuel situation in North Dakota is stil] sorious; the lignite mines’ production recent influenza epidemic, and it is ev- ing forces for the mines. It is just as important that we save vow as it has heen during the war, if we are to avoid suffering and possible loss of; life during the cold season. We are,/ however, making each man the sole] judge of what he can or should do.; Business houses especially are ‘being relied upon to continue their. con-! servation programs wherever possible, | for unless we who have plenty save our coal to thousands who have not been able to get enough will havo} on when the pinch ot NDICATE LOCATION ORTH DAKOTA BOY, Washingtion, Nov. 27.—Location of divisions of the American army in France, Nov. 7, four days before sign-| ing of armistice, was announced by! the war department today. They in- clude the $8th (North Dakota, Minne- sota, Jowa, West Illinois) located at} Montreaux Chateau, Is-Sur-Tille, Ma-) jor General William Wiegel. DR! AYLEN’S DAUGHTER DIES. 3 Fargo, N. D., Nov. 27.—-Mary. Aylen.) fiveyear-old daughter of Dr. Walter) Aylen of Mandan died here from pnev-} monia last/night at the home’ of her/| grandmother, Dr. Aylen will arrive here tonight from Camp Funston,/ Kans. where he is in the medical/ service of his country. “ Don't fail to see “The Garden of Al- lah” ‘tonight at the Orpheum theatre. BNO the honor dation. Turk that God. triumph. i : ' Roumania, of their dishonor \ their kindred, manity’s cause. Killed-in action, previously report-| ]| Rhame, N, D.; prt for duty, prev- fously reported missing, Private Pet: Erickson, Maddock, N.D.; Alfred Ott- 5 Maddock, N, D. | ‘ Phone 75, City Fuel Co. For the led mitssing: Corporat Van D- Jones, | of victory has transcended. vouchsafed for us the permanence of the higher ideals of humanity and civilization. Fo those who have sheltered posterity from the domi- nance of barbarity, brutality, serfdom, bigotry and degra- : elas To those noble’ stoics of Belgium, of CUSTOM TAILORING EXPERT REPAIRING E. BERSESON & SON IF IT’S NOT YOUR HEART; WEAF IT’S YOUR, KIDNEYS. signals to warn you that the kidneys need help. You shoulé use ‘SOT MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules’ immed: jatehy. The soothing, healing’ Gi stimulates the kidneys, relieves 5 flammation and destroys the gernu3 jwhich ‘have caused it. Do not: wail luntil tomorrow. Go io your durggist ‘They are} today and ins! pon ae a ) 1 vi x of G fa he filterers, the purifiers, of your DIE Cae atlce. 7 FD ontyitour jours Uibods eae, ie DOeene ao are! you should feel health’ and vigor re- swept from the tissues vy the bI0d) turning and will bless the day you are not eliminated through che kid-lvirg: heard of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem neys, disease of one form of another! oy. 2 2 will claim you as a victim. Kidney disease is\ usgally indicat- ater ven feel ene se Lye ed by weariness, sleeplessness, nerv- yourself, continue to take one z be : capsules each day, so as to keep in ousness, despondency, backache, stomach trouble, difficulty when urin-| first-class condition and ward off the danger of other attacks. ating, pain in loins and lower abdo- = men, gall’ stones, gravel, rhemmnatisi Ask for the original iniported GOLD sciatica and lumbago. MEDAL brand. Three sizes. Money, ‘All these derangements ar2 uumre‘s' refunded if they do not help you. ———————— ee} PUBLI€ SALE 1 will hold a closing out'sale of the David A. Qlson estate, and will sell’ at Public Sale, at the farm, 2 miles North of Menoken,-on the N.’E. Quartersof Sec. 20, Rng. 139, Twp.> 78, on . Kidney disease is no respector of persons. It attacks ail classes, re- gardless of age, sex or conditions, A majority of the ills afflicting people today can be traced baek~to the Irid+ ney trouble, ® 1 The kidneys are the most import: nt organs of the body. TUESDAY, DEC. 3, 1918 Commencing at 10:00 A. M. Skarp, th¢ following Described Property to-wit: 18—HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES—13: 1 brown niare, 7 yrs. old, wt. 1500, in foal; 1 black mare.l yrs. old, wt. 1300, in foal; 1 brown mare 2 yrs. old, wt. 1000; 1 bay mare 2 yrs. old, wt. 950; 1 black gelding, 2 yrs. old, *. 1000; 1 span brown mules, 7 and 9 yrs. old, wt. 2800; 1 span brown mules, 8 and 10 yrs. old, wt. 2700; 1 span brown mules, $ and-9 years old, wt. 2500; 1 span brown’ mules, § and 10.yrs. old, wt. 2600. 3 28—HEAD OF CATTLE—28 Consisting of 6 cows, 8 yearling heifers, 6 yearling steers; 6 heifer calves; 6 steer calves; one Shorthorn bull 1 yr. old. 22—HEAD OF DUROCK JERSEY HOGS—22 12 Sows, 9 barrows and 2 spring boars. ARM MACHINERY, ETC. 2 2 McCormick Binders, 8 ft. cut, one almost new; 1 McCoriiick mow- ex, 5 ft. cut; 1 Deering mower, 5 ft. cut; 1 John Deere corn planter, - almost new; 2 riding corn cultivators; 1 hay rake; 1-sweep rake; 1-14 in, walking plow; 2 Moline gang plows, 14 in... 1 16-ft. iron drag; 1 drag cart; 2 8 ft. discs, one almost new; 1 good low wagon; 3 in. tire with box; 1 narrow tired whgon with box; 1 Stoughton wagon; 3-in. tire complete, new this fall; 1 8-ft. iron packer; 1/header box.. 1 ouft. Van Brnt press drill; 1 Stoughton oscilator bob sled, almost new;:1 feed cooker; 1 tank heater;.3 sets of good breeching harness; 2 sets pack pad harness, 1 set single harness; 1 grindstone, 1 pump engine and jack; 1 hero fanning mill;1 smut machine; 1 potato digger; 1 feed grinder; 1) set dehorners; several hog troughs; 1 vice; 1 drill; 1 Stetv- art horse clipper and small tools, ete, HAY, FEED, ETC. ; : About 30 tons upland hay, cut early; 1 stack of millet hay; about 350 bus. speltz; 300 bus. Swedish select oats; about 300 bus. good flint corn; 75 bus. potatoes; 75 chickens. HOUSEHOLD GOODS : 2 beds, springs and mattress; one dresser; 1 dining room table, 6 dining room chairs; 2 rocking chairs; 1 library table; 1 good cook, stove; 1 heater; 1 refrigerator; 1 De Laval cream separator, almost new; 1 120-egg incubator; 1 washing machine; 1 barrel churn, and other articles too numerous to,mention.* = TERMS OF SALE—AIl sums’ oe’ and under, cash, On all sum over $10 bankable note witli interest at 10 per cent until Nov. 1, 1919, Two per cent discount for cash «iv all time:sales. No property th be removed until terms: are complied with. ' FRBE LUNCH AT NOON MRS. DAVID A. OLSON J. M. THOMPSON, Auctioneer J. L. BELL, Clerk ie Thanksgiving Greetings | mn whom the laurel ‘o those who have of those nations w Fo those who have striven against the Teuton and the given and God-ordained freedom- may 7, f ance, of Serbia, of ~<| Poland, and all other peoples who have felt the mailed fist of the ruthless oppressor; who have looked upon their devastated ficlds, their dismantled » cathedrals, ed hearthstones and the desecrated graves of and that peace, tranquility, contentment and prosperity may again bé restored to them in bounteous mecd. To those heroes-who by their valor, their vigor and their inspired devotion to right and patriotism have so nobly fought and conquered. To those martyrs whom God in His immutable manifestations for the ultimate sacrifice of their lives upon the altar of freedom and hu- has chosen In honor to these who have attained this glorious victory. In honor to the commingling flags of the allied nation reflecting in their rainbow hues a covenant of everlasting peace—in this their hour of triumph may we all con- secrate our purposes and our lives to a brotherhood of mankind, a spirit of broadest humanity and universal peace on earth. HAND PRESSING DRY CLEANING THE UNION DAYLIGHT STORE * OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS-CLOSED SUNDAYS re s bid ¥ Y 3 : , 9 | \ i } 5 y A F)