The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 27, 1918, Page 6

* PAGES BISMARCK DAILY TRIBU: tee ‘COOTIE IS CONQUERED Delousing Device Spells His Death and Cootie Bag Keeps Brothers Away \ The cootie killer an horrors of | @ bother about the or ed. jhave a t war, has been comm ‘The Salvation Army, which helps to cater to the physical needs of the | A. Salv: army, has placed on the market in| iyo theory of tl its huts over here a “cootie bag” that} "ey ou can tell by carries with it a positive guarantee to | si some: keep a boy cootieless if he'll take aj he: said both and « change of underwear occa- eootien sionally This state of ecstasy, not to mer tion comfort, can be secured for th small sum of one franc, which is the} |), equivalent of about 18 cents amen ‘i can money. | would One canteen sold thousands of these | tee at it for a while. thers the Cootie. bags. ‘| puts one ot these bi jneck. Cooties love their native heath But the: 8 SO stro: SPANISH INFLUENZA OR GRIP By Dr, Lee H, Smith, A jding the b found, after tri | ton An old enemy is with us again, and]. cen whether we fight « German or a germ, | Si we must put Up a good fight, and not! © 0 be afraid. The influenza rur ' brief course when the | ful, and if we keep th m in good | condition and throw o he poisons which tend to accumulate within our} bodies, we can escape the disea: 1, to be worthless, of boy tient fs ci g with salt ‘and then place th othes along the bank of some r) or creek. The cooti Remember these‘ three C’s—a cle’ mouth, a clean skin, and clean bow- To carry off poisons from the) tem and { doses grab minute they leav and run like lv he clothe Army doctors ae is Nes scheme, adopted from the Brit fee | Tractor “De Cooties.” . Such a one is made} in ach div ig “decootie place on its own power he da y should ely if attacked 3 should be put to bed att tard foot-bath. t the atte and to Anuric tal the drug store, two hours, w uric tablets w Dr. Pierce, and, as every onade. The An- discovered b: neers, The o the vats after 2 peen killed e this clothe: solution hen clean 1 pure as And then h Army cootie bag in order system ance. use of the : dition, to foreh . and h may be bathed with water (tepid) in which a tablespoonful of sal have been dissolved in a ter an atiack of grip or to build up and strengthen obtain at the drug store a tonic, called “Irontic” Tablets, well known herbal tonic, I Golden sledical Discovery. on the -!of the jon that wv For the Beulah Coal How Long Must | Suffer From the Pangs of Rheumatism? Is there no real relief in sight? | cann Doubtless like other sufferers, you| which have often asked yourseli this ques- |lions. tion, which continues to remain un-| S. answered. fi Science has proven th you Rheumatism is caused by a germ in|tind yourself at last on the right _ your blood, and the only way to|track to get rid of your Rheuma- reach it is by a remedy which elim-|tism. You can get valuable advice inates and removes these little pain |about the treatment of your i demons from your blood. This ex-|vidual case by writing to the Chief plains why liniments and lotions can | Medical Adviser, S Specific Co., do.no permanent good, for they}Dept. D, Atlanta, Ga. reach these germs your blood by the mil- poss n successfully 3 to-day, and you wiil ‘Keep your pledge about buying vie ‘WAR SAVINGS STAMPS ISSUED BY THE UNITED STATES By C, C. LYON. cootie r N. E, A. Staff Correspondent. placed on si trouble is the d WITH PERSHING’S ARMY. mand far exceeds the supply. The army cootie, which has kept! Y urninload ves dough the American doughboy so busy |! are at all scrotching that he hasn't had time vil wear the ays und then le; some other fellow} ion Army chief explained | @— velling that this} very powerful} “We don’t! will pack up| Burton, defendant that a cootie | NB t think of attaching itself to] that allowed by the yho is wearing one of these bags. 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If you | want the pleasure of getting rid of ta-corn, be snre to get “Gets-It.” It is s wonderful formula that has made 2 the corn mar more millions than a ny other aiment on drops | orn or all. Tt Iti pain. a kick feet even in tight shoes, and your won't You can go tahead and work, d love and laugh as though without corns. the guaranteed, money aremover, the only sure way, 1 trifle at any drug’ store. M'f'd by Lawrence & Co., Chicago, Sold in T nd recommend- Bottle for Corns! That's the It's you el that it is,| statute ‘by the giving’ of a renewal note or notes. (3) The remedy statute is exclusive, (4) A party who seeks to recover the penalty prescrived by Section 6076 supra, must bring himself within its provisions, and must allege and prove, mong other hings, ha he has acually paid inerest upon a usurious contract. .| Appeal from a. judgment of the District. Court of ; Ward County, K. E. Leighton, J. Plaintiffs appeal, > Affirmed. Opinion of thé court by Christoan- son, J. Grace J: concurs in result. B. R, Sinkler and M. 0, Eide, Minot, attorneys fof appellant. Pal: Aaker & Greene, Minot, at- torneys for respondent. “TWO-A-DAY” TO _ PRIM ADONN IS GIRL’S LEAP provided | by the | i (| SUPREME COURT From Ward County Isaac Lindberg and David Lindberg, plaintiffs and appellants, vs Wi and respondent. Syllabus: | (1) Under Section 6976, Cofnpiled j Laws 3913, declaring that the ch. of a rate of interest greater tha statutory pi visions therein specified, when know ingly done, shall be deemed a_ for- feiture of the entire interest, and pro- viding that, in case the greater rate that purpose twice the amount of terest thus paid from the person wio has taken or received it, provided such action is commenced within twe years from tho time the usurious transaction occured, a cause of action for the penalty arises only when in- terest has actually been paid. (2) The statute contemplates an actual payment, and not mere! a futhur promise to pay. Interest is not “paid” within the meaning of the GET AFTER THAT Got right after it with a bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery She never let a cough or cold or case He or cough before it seriously. age have used this preparation fifty years as a prompt reliever. All ages are using it today because of its sitive results. Generous size bottles lc and $1.20. i Constipation Corrected Dr. King’s New Life Pills tonight ear bowels, a clear head, clear | a day ‘well begun in the ' good digestion, clearing skin. :| Mild inaction but sure and comfortable. i At drug stores everywhere. 25c. Py COLD RIGHT NOW of grippe go until it grew dangerous. | She just nipped it when she began to | developed Men, women, and children of every | for | Rosa PONSELLE, BY J. H. DUCKWORTH, { N. E. A. Staff Correspondent. | NEW YORK, | The meteoric career of Rosa Pon- selle, the newest American prima} | donna, is like a fairy tale. | Yesterday Rosa was a poor un- | known girl dojng a “sister act" in the s: toray she is a great star at! !the Metropolitan Opera House, shar-| , ing honors with Caruso, Scotti, Mme. Homer and the other world-famous operatic elec: is the 4 soprano | Rosa's debut derful dramati trified the vas Rosa ¥ She first chureh. Ambitious. | goal. Proud and{ not she would z “angel,” but determined to pay for her own musical education. She arranged a “sister act” “ith | with j on Airless TIRES 30x3 AND || 30x3 «4 | See A. J. Ostrander Box 25, Bismarck 'N. De Phone 263 End Your Puncture Troubles For Dayt . “ae | Clean Up Alleys | Business h | other debris is especially in the alleys must be dise D. C. M’LEAN, a reasonable time has been allowed for compliance with this order, the street depart- ment will clean up any premises which have been neglected and will assess the cost thereof, with a pen- alty- attached, against the abutting property. ouses and resi- | dents generally are hereby | notified that they will be held responsible for the clearing of waste paper and from the alleys adjoining their premises. It . important that this be done in the down- town district, where the col- lection of this waste matter j is a menace to life and property. The prac- tice of dumping waste paper and other litter in the alleys ontinued. After Street Commissioner. - |coached me all last summer and | i life’s | strength is depleted and the body | recognize?’ standard tonic-food her sister Camilla and went on the road in a two-a-day vaudeville and the movies. .The two worked hard and saved, Then they came to New York and through a friend, Mario Ganbatlello, the tenor, obtained an introduction to Galli-Curci’s teacher, William | Thorner. | “No more vaudeville for you two,” said Thorner after he had heard them. “Mr. Thorner told me,” said Rosa; today, “that if 1 studied with him for} six months, he would get ine a hear: ing before Gatti-Cazazza at the Metro- politan. I studied-hard witth Mr.| Thorner and got my hearing. Then Romani Romani, the musical director, was engaged. Isn’t it lovoly? “But,” she added, triumphantly, “besides Itarning to sing grand opera in a year I have lost 42 pounds. How? By not eating sugar, fats and cream." Aviators in faly. From the Italian front where many American aviators are now’ serving comes this note: “Sometimes at night, after dinner, af little music is indulged in as a re- laxation. Of course the Italians shine there. Many a pilot or chauffeur in overalls is humming selections from grand opera. Some of the American boys also are good musicians. One | especially was a splendid planist, and | would rattle away for an hour at a time selections from Schubert or Men- delssohn’s “Mclody‘in F,” to what seemed almost a sacrilege, that &, play it in ragtime for a change.” Campaigning Against Blindness, | Because of the campaign agaitst | preventatle blindness it ts predicted | thut fifty years from now very few | blind persons will be seen on thi streets, NERVOUS ENERGY omentum, depends upon a well-nourished body. When lacking in essential nourishment, the nerves are the first to suffer. 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