The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1918, Page 5

| ' TUESDAY; .:DEC./10,-1918 PARENTS’ MEETING AT WILL SCHOOL WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON; 275 CHILDREN ARE EXAMINED A parents’ meeting will be held at the Will school at 4:15 Wednesday afternoon to receive from Miss Cora Farley, public health nurse, a report of the work she has done there under the auspices of the North Dakota Anti-Tuberculosis association and the public health laboratory at Grand Forks. { Miss Farley, assigned to Bismarck for one month’s services by the anti- tuberculosis association, has examined 275 pupils at Will school. She has a complete card index showing the con- dition of each child, and her report tomorrow .afternoon should be most interesting to every parent. Parents are particularly urged to attend: this meeting. Miss Farley has completed her work will transfer her attention to one of the other city schools. She has. im- pressed those who have worked with her as most efficient and sincere, and the women of the city are much inter- ested in what she is doing. The City Federation of Women’s Clubs has fur- nished volunteer assistants to do the statistical work which she requires, and the services of two ladies have been at her disposal each day. [CITY NEWS — oe eee From Linton Mrs. F. J. Pietz of Linton spent the; day in Bismarck. ae From Hazelton Rev. R. Brown of Hazelton is a Bismarck visitor today. From Glencoe Alex Macdonald, the Glencoe ranch- er, was in the city today. From Frances Township : Charles, Dan and Joe McCormick were in today from Frances township. From Stanton - _Mrs. H. L. Berry of Stanton is in th city on a shopping expedition. From Ashley Miss Barbara Miles, Ashley school | teacher, was a Bismarck visitor today. From Valley ity Senator F. E. Ployhar, president of the Bismarck Gas Co., is here from Valley City. MacFarland Here Dr. George A. MacFarland, presi- dent emeritus of Valley City normal, is here. No. 4 Kills Cattle No. 4 ran into a bunch of cattle in Montana yesterday, killed 35 and be- —————SS———— GOODBY, WOMEN’S TROUBLES The tortures land discomrforts of weak, lame and aching back, swollen and bloated feet and limbs, weakness, lassitude, dizziness nausea. that tired, wornout feeling, nervousness, sleep- Jessness as a rule have their origin in kidney. trouble, not “female com- plaints.” These general symptoms of the kidney and blatted disease are ;well known—so is the remedy. Next time you feel a twinge of pain in. the back or.are troubled with ,head- ache, indigestion, insomnia, irritation in the ladder or pain in the lom3 und Jower abdomen, you will find. quick and sure relief in GOI D MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules .This. old and tried remedy for kidney, disease and allied derangements has stgod the test for hundreds of years. It,.does the work. -Pains and troubles vanish and new life and health will come as you continue their use. When completeiy :«Pestored. to. your, usual. vigcr, continue taking a capsule or tw. each day: they will.keep you feeling fine and prevent a return of your rrouble. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil . Cap- sules are imported direct fram the la- ‘oratories at Hearlem,. Holland. Get them from . your . druggist. Do not take a substitute. In sealed boxes, three -sizes. % | eame so badly mussed up that it did not ieach Bismarck until 4 yesterday atiei noon. Schoolmaster Here Lester H, Biiggie, superintendent of the Hazelton public schools, is here for the riot trial. From Killdeer. Mrs. H. H. Ellsworth oy Killdeer was among the well known Dunn coun- ty visitors in the city today. i Treating Hand C. O. Hultberg of Coleharbor is here procuring treatment for a hand which was injured some time ago. Collision H Dr. H. W. Winchester of Hazelton! collided with Mrs. F, W. Moran’s car, which was badly damaged, but no one was hurt. Hagan Funeral Tomorrow Funeral services for the late Ole J. Hagen will be held at the Lucas under- taking rooms at 2 o’clock Wednesday afternoon. ~ _M.E, Ladies’ Aid The third division of McCabe Meth- odist Episcopal Ladies’ Aid society will meet at 3 o’clock Thursday after- noon with Mrs. W. J. Hutcheson. One Year Old Today Today marks the first anniversary of the R. P. Logan store in its fine new home. Successor to one of the pioneer business houses in the city, es- tablished by the late Alex Logan when the capital city was still in swaddling clothes, the present store in its new quarters under the direction of R. P. Logan has enjoyed a year of unusual prosperity in spite of all the confusing factors introduced by the war, and the slogan, “We Thank You,” stands for something. . Lyons Funeral Last rites for Thomas Lyons, who died last week in Butte, were held this morning at St. Mary’s pro-cathedral. Dr. Piatt Dunn, who is ranching near Shields, and James McCormick, pub- lisher of the Shields Entetprise, were among.old-time friends from out’ of town. who came here for the services. R. M. Wright of Butte Typographical union accompanied~the remains here from that city and remained for the final rites. The pallbearers were Pat- rick Kelley, Frank McCormick, R. H. Thistlethwaite, H. P. Knappen, James McCormick and Piatt Dunn, all of whom were almost life-long associates of the deceased. t Royal Arch Masons. A regular meeting of - Bismarck Chapter No. 10, R. A. Mi, will be held at the Masonic Temple this evening, Dec. 10, at 8 o'clock. Officers for the ensuping year will be eleated. Phone 75, City Fuel Co. For the Beulah Coal in the Will school and after tomorrow | BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE Frills Advance BY BETTY BROWN. ! Hear about Fluffy Ruffles? SHE'S BACK! At Fashion G. H., New York, cables have been received from the American front in France as follows: Yanks starting home: Have Fluffy Ruffles meet troops at pier. Yanks sick of military modes and uniforms. Won't look at girls in khaki and overseas caps. Notify all daughters of fash- jon to can serviceable clothes and put on frills. Keep skirts short, silk hose long! That’s the hig news fromethe front line trenches! The Yanxs“are com-| ing and they want to find their best girls, and mothers and sisters “all dressed up” in their honor. WHY WOMEN WEAR HIGH HEELS BY BEATRICE YOUNG. N. E. A. Washington Bureau. 1128-1134 Munsey Bldg. WASHINGTON D. C. My Belgian godson, Veteran of the trenches since 1914, spends part of his leisure wondering about’ women’s clothes.. What he really can NOT comprehend, what remains a mystery in spite of his ponderings, is why women. wear big hats and high heels. He wrote me, to ask my opinion. 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Kramer, Pres- ident, Eatonic Remedy Company, Cor. Wabash Ave. and 11th St., Chicago, Ill. 1-74 hopes to be. out again in a few “Khaki and blue and gray uniforms, and red crosses and red triangl S. A.'s and all the angelic girls in them are-simply great, and we honor and adore ‘em on the battlefield—-and forever and ever Amen,” say the Yanks, “but we're sot of fed up on uni- forms and when we come home— y the kind of girl we want to see 1s all pink and white and gold and has on a pink dress and high-heeled shippe and a big, floppy ha n care a bit whether s fellows—she's so inter ing pretty and being happy! hungry to see the gir and laugh and dance; who don t’talk about war, or try to look like a seldizr or a war worker, ANG We're had been talking about women's hats and heels in the thick of battle, He informed me that one day a few of the “boys” in his trench neighborhood played a game of cards with a_ so- ciable priest. The priest lost. As a penalty, the boys declared that must deliver a lecture, on the spot, on the subject: “Why Women Wear Big Hats and High Heels.” My godson writes: “He did it, and for further light, I concluded that brief or the boys considered him an unreliable authority. When I answered my godson's let- ter, I wrdte many, many pages. 1 Shave his reply, assuding me that my development of the subject was per- fect! The conclusion to which all arguments pointed was simply this WOMEN WEAR BIG HATS TO SHADE THEIR PRETTY FACES THEIR DAITY FEET, AND BOTH TO MAKE THEM MORE PLEAS- ING IN THE EYES OF THEIR GOD: SONS! J. W. FOLEY IS RESCUED FROM WESTERN RIVER James W. Foley, poet, journalist and former editor of The Tribune wi rescued from the Willamette river late Monday. He was found strug-|= gling for his Jife by. members of the/= Cohkindlla triver shpbuldng corpora- |= ton and brought to shore where em-|= ergency treatment was gven. = 'No details have reached his many | Bismanck friends how the accident occurred, but they, are rejoicing to- day over his narrow escape and the prospect of an early recovery. Word received by friends here wi that~he was under a physician's care and progressing nicely toward recov- ery. WEATHER REPORT. Wor twenty-four hours ending noon, Dec. 10, 1918. ‘Temperature at 7 a, m.. Temperature at noon Higrost yesterday Lowest yesterday .. Lowest last night Highest wind vel Precipitation . Forecast. For North Dakota: Generally fair tonight and Wednesday; cooler south and west portions tonight. Lowest ‘Temperatures. Fargo ...- a. BO St. Paul Winnipeg . Helena Chicago ‘Swift Current . aKnsas City .. 38 ORRIS W. ROBERTS. Meterologist. Quanrud Well Again Theo Quanrud, who was very ill) from pneumonia at the Bismarck ‘hos- pital, is almost completely vecovered Your Xmas suit or ov- ercoat order should be placed now with Klein, Tailor and Cleaner. Phone 75, City Fuel Co. For the Beulah Coal who can sing |. not half bad!” “But, since he begged | either the priest’s discussion was too = my |= AND HIGH HEELS TO SET OFF = “We're certainly strong for the can- teen girls, and the war workers a1 nurses and all the women who helpei us out in France and here at home - they're the best girls in the world— but they'll look even better to us than they do now when they get back into ruffles and things. “We're plain homesick for good look- ing Americ: clothes.” ‘Hear that. girls? One bet that spring styles will run to pink ribbons - | and frills! | an girls in good looking! IMRS. W. C. JACKSON RECOVERS FROM WRECK INJURIES Well Known Wilton Woman Re- turns Home After Year In Hospital Friends of Mrs. W. C. Jackson. of Wilton will be glad to hear that she is able to return home after being de- tained almost a year in Sheridan, Wyo., through injuries sustained in a Burlington railway wreck last Janu- Face Broken Out With Pimples & | And Blackheads for 3 Years. Itching and Burning Caused Scratching. Sometimes ‘Could Not Sleep. Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment Healed. “For three years my face was broken out with pimples and blackheads! The pimples weres nalland ved and were scattered over my face. They would gather and break, leaving little holes in my skin, and at times they would itch and burn causing me to scratch. Sometimes I could not sleep.’ “I decided to try Cuticura Soap and Ointment. In two weeks I found great relief so I kept on, and I only used one box of Cuticura Ointment with two cakes of Cuticura Soap when Iwas healed.” (Signed) eee ue Yuza, 12th St. and 11th Ave., Rapids, Iowa, August 13, 1917. 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