The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1918, Page 3

FRIDAY, DEC. 6, 191 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBU: ae MINERS IN QUEST OF JOBS IN OUR MINES ‘Advertisement ty. T im Tribune Gets Response From Far West- ern Point Jap coal miners from the western coal fields are seeking places in North Dakota's lignite mines. In response to a recent advertiesment in The Bis- marck Tribune, the United States em-|. * ployment service here today received the following letter from a Wyoming camp v kecording to the adverdise on the} Bismarck Daily Tribune I became to] know that there are favorable posi- tions o} opened to and waiting for those who afe interested in mineworks, “We are very much pleased to and step into negotiation with you, 0 if you pleace carry this matter direct; to those coal mine operators with! whom I can find a'better effects, and Would you kindly send me with your return mail a railroad pass, or what to furnish the purpose that Itlike bet- ter prefer, if I can do, go and see you personally and see the condition of the mine and know some necessary things which I expect to know. | This must be the most important thing to set out our work. I expect we can build up a nice camp as your request demands, “I should be much obliged to you if you kindly: furnish me a benefit to see you. One of my friends is going for the first time with-me, so furnish for two men. Trusting in you and waiting a favorable answer. “Most of truly yours, ‘James W., UUOsAWA.” NEVER RAN TRAIN, BUT “Y” MEN TURN) TRICK . N. FE. A, Special to The Tribune . PARIS, France—Ten Y. M. C. men, not one of whom ever worke1 !on a railroad, borrowed an engine and 40 freight cars and ran the train all port the way from an Atlantic to Paris. They turned the trick | cigarets, chocolate, jam, , bi: j other supplies to the Paris jfor distridution to soldiers | front. j tion tieun and a shortage of crews. at There had been a transporta- train The ten volunteers not: only ran the train’ but loaded it and un- then T shall be much oDliged to you. earnest:| ‘loaded it. The ten railroaders, who | took turns as engineer, firemen and | brakemen, included Owen W. Kelsey, | Salamanca, N. Y., Harry Chism, Bal- Questions subscribed below lyquested to be kindly “There are over forty here. If your answers surely timore: ETmer E. Taylor, Indianapolis, (their desires, I am sure I can give you! John T. Johnson, West Point, Ga ‘as many as you want. T know S0' John G. Grenfel. Fall River, Ma many men whom I can get ata short | Lawrence C. cal » | Minn.: H. W. “Will you furnish us transportation | ang Eugene expenses in case you grant-us 16 take | Bucklev and F. J in. I herewith will streigthen my} york City. view that .you may asolutely rely upon us in any way. “Write me as quick St Paul, Kupitz Company for chickens. 24¢ per pound. as. you can. rod e Food TRepesting = and Nearly All Kinds of The first sign of stomach misery ‘usually comes after over- ay The doctors callit (‘superaci idit; The people say—“‘sour sto! 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He Just received a lot of imported Norwegian Herring in 10 lb. pails at.,....... be $2.25 Mn HOME MADE PIES HOME MADE MINCE MEAT DU HUUNUSEUNBENIUREANAD Grocery Department Herschey cocoa, 1-2 lb. cans, zs 2 for ice esas a ee ee 3 9 Cc Liquid Veneer (50c size, . per bottle ......--.-.. ee essere ee er ore: 40c | Hunt’s 1 Ib. can Baking Powder (30c size) 5 9 2 for... - _ 3 Cc R. L. Washing. Powder (10c size) SE LOM ee Ws os erase ss acelang eh clair a) er Gio aigsot eee 22¢ Fremo (the new breakfast food) 1 PCR PACKAGE iis es esake vient at nge ia ees os ee te 8c SWEET CREAM = Meat and Fish Department Geese, Turkey, Young. Chicken, Spring Chi¢ken, Oysters, Fresh Salmon, Fresh Hal- ibut, Smoked: Salmen, Bulk Mince Meat FOUR BIG SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Chicken 24c Ib. Geese 29¢c Ib. Turkeys 30¢ lb, Veal Stew 18c Ib. Just Arrived, Blue Point Oysters i in Shell KUPITZ CO. Phone 88——WiM Connect You with All Departmente——Phone 88 QUALITY. SERVICE SANITARY Fourth Street Bismarck x ADVICE TO “FLU” CONVALESCENTS SPAIN AND ENGLAND REPORT INCREASE IN TUBERCULOSIS AFTER INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. U. S. Public Health Service Warns Public Against Tuberculosis. | One Million Cases Tubercu- losis in United States—Each a Source of Danger. influenza Convalescents Should Have Lungs Examined—Colds Which Hang On Often Beginning of Tuberculosis. No Cause for Alarm if Tuberculosis Is Recognized Early—Patent Medi- cines Not to Be Trusted. WANT STATE COUNCILS TO CONTINUE WORK Lincoln, Ni .—The National Council of Defence “has ruled all na- tional, state, and county and munici- pal councils of defense be continued despite the signing of th earmistice, in order to help the government meet the exigencies in connection with post war readjustment. MORE THAN MILLION 5 “DOLLARS WORTH OF PROPERTY WORTHLESS Helena, Mont. Dec. 6—While offi- cials figures are available, the total value of growing plants to be put out! of commission in, Montana is esti- mated at between a million and a million and a half dollars. Less than} 300 men are employed. Montana goes adry~January 1. Partenders in the state with other, saloon employes, number about 5,000. kk KKK KKK KKK KKK KKK Some saloon keepers will continue in * business, elthor with soft drinks, or; i Boware tuberculosis after In- * lunch, or both; or with bowling alleys, | Greatest Shoe Sale The greatest and most successful shoe salé' in Bismarck’s his- tory. Peoplecome from far and near to take advantage of the Clos- ing Out Sale of $8,000 worth of Shoes, Rubbers, Overshoes and Rubber Boots at less than present wholesale prices. No limit to the number of pairs to each customer. The stock will not last long the way the public has responded. Our-entire line*6f Boys’ Heavy $6.95 school rubbers ...... Senate Mee 80 Cc Our entire line of Men’s 4 buckle heavy weight Goodyear $ 2 9 5 e Overshoes Our entire line of Men’s 1 Buckle heavy weight Goodyear $1 60 e overshoes Our entire line of men’s Our entire line’ Boys’ 2 buckle heavy 9 hoes, . Our $10 to $12 line of Nettle- ton Shoes now Our $6 to $9 line of Walk- Over Shoes now Our $6 to $7 line of Walk- Over shoes, now Our $5 to $5.50 line of Walk- Over Shoes, now Our $4 to $5 line of Boys’ American Scout Shoes, now Men’s $4.50 Felt Shoes, $3.95 $2.95 +4 $4 FE EE LOUISE dition. Have your doctor exam- © ine your lungs several times at * monthly Intervals. Build up your * strength With right living, good * food and plenty of fresh air. Don't waste money on patent medicines advertised to cure tu- berculosis, BRecome_a fresh-alr crank and enjoy life. Teste RK KKK KKK IK Washington, D. C.—(Special.)—Ac- cording to a feport made to the United, States Public Health Service, the ept-} demic of influenza in Spain has al- ready cuused an increase In the preva- Ience and deaths from pulmonary tu- berculosis, A similar association be- tween influenza and tuberculosis was recently made by Sir Arthur News- holme, the chief medical oflicer of the English public health service, In his anal. of the tuberculosis death rate in England. | In order that the people of the Unit- if Fallen For Freedom | i Dak. ed States may profit by the experience | $2.95) pool halls, shooting galleries, etc. flue No need to worry if * "7 retin wana eemerece in nee In Butte the loss of Hcense revenue MOW: 52 eeiaitieeseseloetlorernsessjeie © Goody ear PANCHCS! ia sie ejeice.5 2 e don't dingnose your own con- # Will total $60,000. That city has heen Men’s $3.00 Felt Shoe Our entire line of Men’s on 1 1 5 e ee le $2.15 Our entire line of Men’s Good- year heavy railroad rubbers $1. 25 35, . Our entire line of Men’s thes ‘ light weight dress rubbers ... hard pressed for funds for ‘some time, according to newspaper statements. Several of the larger brewcries wil turn to making artificial ice. Other: it is expected, will dry vegetables, year Fleeced Lined Rubbers $5 and $6 Rubber "95c Shoes Salesmen Wanted at Once S. E. BERGESON & SON touch.” are the < Died of Disease. Wagoner Olo E, Hedahl, Mercer, N. Wounded Severely. Private Jacob Hofer, Turtle Lake, N. D. Private Gottlieb Wi eiss, Fessenden, .D. . Wounded, Degree undetermined. Private George J. Hammer, Lans- ‘ford, N. D. | Private Frank Lamprecht, New Eng- land, N. D. Wounded Slightly. Mechanic Anton Mausom, berg, N. D. Missing in Action, Private Louis O. Huus, Makoti, | Dak. of war trophies,and the huge German | telling them they “mustn't with ‘guns set thickly about the Place de laj The German minenwerfers Concorde have been left there. {Among them the French children play ; hw ithout restriction, no policceman j i a | comer a ED particular toys of mechanical bent. the boys Strass- | of other countries Surgeon General \ Kupert Blue of the United States Pub- | j lic Health Service has just issued a warning emph: precautions at the present time. ixperience seems to Indicate,” says | | the urgeon General, “that persons | | whose resistance has been weakened | : he ‘s lish | d ack 3 oui Ludwig Neher, Leith, eo e _ more easily your food | sceptible reulosis. With paris CHILDREN PL i s s rece AMONG GARMAN GUNS | irritability di | N. E. A. Special to The Tribune Angalle(mply because, | fors conditions favoring the spread of PARIS—Paris recently had an exhibit. _— by an attack of Influenza are peculiar- sceptible to tuberculosis. With Ions of its people recently affected | with influenza this country now of: | tuberculos , One Million Consumptives in the United States. menace?” was asked. “In my opinion | tt is, though I hasten to add it is dis- | tinetly one against which the people can guard. So far as one can estimate there are at present about one million eases of tuberculosis in the United States, complete census available to show ex- actly the number of tuberculosis per- sons in each state despite the fact that most of the states have made the dis- ease reportable. In New York city. where reporting has been in force for many years, over 85,000 cases of tu- berculosis are registered with the De- partment of Health. Those familiar with the situation believe that the ad- dition of unrecognized and unreported cases would make the number nearer 60,000. The very careful health sur- vey conducted Fears in Framingham, Mass., revealed 200 cases of tuberculosis in a popula- tion of approximately 15,000. If these proportions hold true for the United States as a whole they would indicate that about one in every hundred per- sons {s tuberculous. Each of these constitutes a source of danger to be guarded against.” What to Do. In his statement to the public Sur- geom General Blue’ points out how those who have had influenza should protect themselves against tuberculo- sis, “All who have recovered from In- fluenza,” says the Surgeon General, “should have their lungs carefully ex- amined by a competent physician. In fact, it 1s desirable to have several ex- aminatjons made amonth apart. Such eXamingtions cannot be made through the clofhing nor can they be carried out in two or three minutes, If the lungs are found to be free from tuber- culosis everyeffort should be made to keep them so. This can be done by right living, good food and plenty of fresh air.” Danger Signe. The Surgeon General warned espe- elally against certain danger signs, such as “decline” and “colds which hang on.” These, he explained, were often the beginning of tuberculosis. “If you do j Mot get well promptly, if your cold ; Beems to hang on or your health and | strength decline, remember that these | are often the early signs of tuberculo- sis. Place yourself at once under the | care of a competent physician. Tuber- | culosis is curable in the early stages. culosis, “Above all do not trust in the mis- leading statements of unscrugulous patent medicine-fakers. There is no specific medicine for the cure of tuber- /eulosis. The money spent on such medicines is thrown away; it shotid be spent instead for good food and de- Sent living.” TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED—Girl usher at the Orpheum theatre. 12 6 3t FOR RENT—One Strictly modern room. Phone-478X or call at 423 Soe street; ae ing the need of spe- “Then you consider this a serious , There is unfortunately no; during the past two! | Patent Medicines Dangerous In Tuber- : 426-35 | Arthur C, Larson, Bottineau, N. . 5] Private Tello B. McCullough, mie, =... -- +... 0 Nn S @a ar e N. pe | Private Albert S. Sw ang, oF aseendanct N. D. Exclusive Meat Market Is the Place to Trade 512 BROADWAY Dohn’s FHONE 176 | Wounded, Degree Undetermined. | Privaté John Johnson, Het en N.D.; Roy R. Boatman, Milner, N ‘Wounded Slightly. BROWN & _ SATURDAY SPECIALS \“The Most of the Best for the, Least.” | PRIME RIB ROAST, per pound Try Pineapple irc en Sify i Pineapple isa | flavor which must be sealed tokeep. We seal itin a vial. We use halfa ripe’ pineapple to make the flavor for one Jiffy-Jell. des- z sert. So youget i} a wealth of this FRESH KILLED CHICKENS, per pound 25¢ Our stock is as complete as the market affords. LEG OF PORK, whole, per pound ...... .30c Our prices. are as low as we can afford to sell our goods. | Our Motto Is the GOLDEN RULE Our aim is to treat others as: ‘we wish to be treated ourselves. : SATURDAY SPECIALS! Fresh Home Made Sausage of all Kinds delightful taste. | 55 jr, Grape marmalade... .49¢ Jiffy-Jelt comes ready sweet- | 35¢ jar chow chow .......- 28e ened. The bottle of flavor comes (4) in the package. And it costs a tiffe. One package makes instant dessert for six There are 10 flavors, but try Pineapple and Loganberty today Order them now 2 Packages for 25 Cente At Your Grocer's Jiffy. dell = Waukesha: Wisconsin These are both high grade goods and cheap at the regular price, but for Saturday you can benefit by the reduction. COFFEE Monarch high grade, US | better. 1 Ib. 35¢; Special Dinnerware Sale Johnson Brothers “In the Glaze” Decora- tions that will last as long as the ware; su- perior designs, perfected ware; see dinner sets in our China Section. 31b.$1.00; 5 MEATS We deliver meat orders with the groceries. | Ib. $1.65 American dinnerware, made in America, guaranteed against discoloring and glaz- ing. Old English “Blue Willow” open stock patterns, the most satisfactory blue willow on the market. The McConkey Commercial Company 510 Broadway Phone 209 JUST RECEIVED Pimento Cheese, each Kraft Cheese, each Roquefort Cheese, each All above sets in open stock can be pur- chased in any quantity. Those in the city that have our patterns, we would advise them to get their matchings at this great Swift Cheese, each ...........-- : Limberger CheéSe, each saving. Fancy full cream cheese, per pound ...... 45c - x FOR SATURDAY ONLY “Special prices ori matches, 20 boxes for $1.00 17 bars White Naptha, Crystal White or 20% OFF McCONKEY’S: STORE Electric Spark soap for ............ $1.00 17 bars glycerine soap ........5..---+5 $1.00 On CHIN A Fresh eggs, per doz. ....... eas ... 60¢e Waterglass eggs, dozen ..'............ . 50e | Cranberries, 2 qt. ............0.-55 ... we 5 & l 0c Hippo Washing Powder, ‘4 FOP PL es 25c WONDER I STORE