The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 12, 1918, Page 6

3 PAGE 6 ’ ‘BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUN After Influenza-What Then? OVER MILLION “'FoSi2Roxs eee ee FS tt INVOLVED IN’ gt ==) Outdoor Comfort ie did in Europ tury, after |\Nerth Dakota Undertaking Con- | struction of 700 Miles of Federal Highway | , . | { . ngs of general lassit St “cl Me ness. ‘ It is a fact to be borne in mind ‘Un n 5) that the effort on the part of nature to hrow off the poisons during tne attack ‘of Spanish influenza results sometimes in nephritis, or inflam the kidneys. In view of the ser’ of this d ease a it i essen wards prompt elimination of the to: (poisons) from the body. This me: tory organs—the bowels, idneys—should be excited to efforts to threw off the pe nd to the drug store and ¢ , = ora pleasant |: OH, MW BACK! Pleasant Pur: made of May-apple, aloes and j. This will excite efficient bowel action. from backache, irritation of the bladder and frequent calls to get out of bed at night, ¢: water, brick-dust deposit, perhaps hea should obtain at the drug store a H acid and the toxie poisons from t V (anti-uric), and was first put up by Dr bladder and kidne: it expels these toxie pc To build up the and improve the blood—because after the influenza the: ‘hite blood corpus and too few red ‘WORK IS WELL ADVANCED Automobile May Ke Given Credit | for First Comprehensive Improvement oo are highway whi ' restment of $6 you suffer | 2°! i al derable sediment in the in the morning, you t pels the uric ed “‘Anuric”’ Town Bowman, ° Ransom, urd, Tenson, le and Divide count is one of EMILY BEATTY ©. miles in Sargent county, extend- north and west from Korman.| She's the daughter of Rear Admiral | This project will cost $54,384.08, which }20d Mrs. Frank E. Beatty, and is in- than 26.4 miles of road in Stuts-| terested in the welfare of American ill cost, the latter estimate be-|S0ldier and sailor boys returning from ‘A ma f the pro-|overseas. The object of her work is S tablet Abe 2 be to establish as many as possible of served the ¢ these boys in good jobs after they are]. s 4 § ustered out of army and navy. Pie Gol 1,095,148.41, which is more than has expended in any other three Karth and scoria will be combined rst time in a state highway 5 sion road project in 12.5 miles extending th and west from Stan- M 7 county. This will be ely expensive piece: of ted cost being es county is being surv miles of earth road on the Green 1 which will cost , and miles of county, prov: to the ntot ih ea | Phone 75, City Fuel Co. 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The Government is using thousands of Wymau-Partridge Polar Coats for the American ‘Army in Sibelia f . 1 We advise your securing your coat now,as Uncle Sam’s needs may-later restrict our supply. ty idea, whereby much as pos- d at the comipg | rthern Minnesota ation at Grand ‘Suwe,m| (Bismarck Dealers Can Supply You.) ; convention of the Jevelopment !Rapids on Janna | Mary ome demon tion agent for St. ll ‘read a paper on t subject. forint au dakie oP tHE MINNESOTA LUMBERJACKS {the best and most heavily laden table, tensive project is the construction: of Stilwell is a graduate of the] e e When the government appealed for|25 miles of gravel highway in Minne- nce University and the New FAVOR MORE CONSERVING |help in the matter of food conserva-|haha county. This means a gravel in—ana | *! state school of agriculture and el tion, cooks and lumberjacks alike | highway across the county from-north * oes and “id graduate work at Columbia Uni) Minneapolis, Minn., Dec. 12.—Min-|turned about face and were as good|to south via’ Sioux Falls and Dell | versity. e was brought up on an| nesota lumber jacks, after voluntary | soldiers on the food line as were the} Kapids. you if yor ch, spent five years in rur-| saving in the last year more than| soldiers overseas on the firing line.” jets-It” on the corn or New York, put in a few) 2,000,000 pounds of white flour, near- ant a compecier, not a| Years teaching home economics and|iy 1,000 tons of sugar and 1,300,600 SOUTH DAKOTA HIGHWAYS| § GET FEDERAL APPROVAL |,¢ What’s the use of buying Christmas presents that are forgotten and gone in a day? ou don’t have to fool) then took up the stu of social fac-| s of beef and pork products, are ight off, tors affecting home life, especially inj said to be in favor of continuing their t.’|Tural communities. After we entered | conservation. x — Z ; grow and plecd.; the war, she entered the federal serv-| ‘The requests of the food administra-|__Pierre, S. D., Dec. 12—The’ state ves or make ajice as home dmon tion agent. ON) tion and the cooperation of the jen | highway commission has obtained gov- h tape or band-| coming to Minnesota she was assigned! in the lumber camps in complying | ernment aproval of highway projects 1 still have the!to the northwestern district, and last! with them has been watched by Ben| aggregating $429,968. The most ex-| QRMONEY REFUNDED ASK ANY DRUGGIST —your corn pain| January became home demonstration] Finch, of Duluth, special representa- All Traces of Scrofula a “goner’ ‘sure as) agent for St, Louis county. tive cf the camp bak ene of the = TART food administration in Minnesota. money-| KING STEFAN : - Cleansed from the Blood: : Impurities Promptly Wiped |for removing the last trace of Scrof-' Out. 3 THMA a” i INSTANTLY RELIEVED, WITH When you buy your gifts from us you With ‘corn ith your fing 1 get something Your family and fr -y lasting gifts and you can really save money by buying your Christmas presents in our store. Come in and see our gift goods. JOHN BORTELL PHONE: 576 300 MAIN STREET WOUDLODELATOUTEEMIEGUEEE2 SCE EEER EE eid | Pinney’s Drug Store. Why putt Use “Gets over, the cor: the sun rises. “Gets-It,” the guaranteed, back corn-remover, the onl: “In the fall of 1917,” Mr. Finch said, ire Way, “it was generally understood that log- r e store. | IN SAME BOAT ging and construction camps were Shicago, | Sy’ most wasteful in their use of food. WITH WILLIAM [tiis haa grown out. of a rivalry ula and other blood taints, and there; among the cooks at camps as to which is no case that it does not promptly, reach, S. S. S. will thoroughly cleanse k and recommend. could provide the lumberjacks with = - If there is any trace of Scrofula, or].and remove every disease germ that! Man, Dec. 12.—“King} St yled sovereign of the Winnipes, j universe, has been dethroned and sen- tenced to one month in the common other impurities ‘in your blood, you cannot enjoy the full physical devel- infests the blood and give you new’ life and vigor. It is sold by Ei drug-' jail here. On the matter-of-fact police court docket the event is recorded y. Stefan Ba laborer. charg- led th stealing fifteen dollars from ‘a man in Dominion City, Manitoba, for royal status. bjects” small n concerning from bi » digging ditches for uresque wild east of Winni f iness which stre o.guenacr |evtan 10 8 wae eee | peg for a hundrer ‘ BLACK {14.09 012.00 11 7,00 to 3.00 the source of W ISKIINK SHORT 60 81) E500 18 00) 6.00 co 2.50 eee oera hi BM OAUHTA narrow | 8.00to 1.00] 8.50c0 § §.00 to 2.00 ; Broad | 480te $50) 3,00t0 2.50 3} 1,50 to 1,00 SHIPMENT i i? ME FLAT, HAIRY crown. always, ty isScovered with copper [and once ¥ T straw. Stefan was permitted to keep : B nna Y 128.00 £023,00|20,00to 18,00, 16.00 :014,00)12,00 1010.00 {2.00co 6.00 | 3.00 to 2.90 AND DAMAGED d the crown even after his arrest for house. You can start the new home. COYOTE Ss base ; | AT HIGHEST palpable theft. but. foally ie pret: sto e or factor nd h it d ‘9 OPEN AN 4 jailer insisted upon bi je} c y i Readies, (2208 t018,00)10,00t014.00)12.90 010.00) 9.000 7.00} 9:00c0 6.00 | 200to 1.60 | anker vawue Soe el eee ea, Tet by. ees ya ave it ready y right is ques: | | In an age when king \ 1 . is convicted) Finally I-got hold of something that tefan was discov-| Years have passed and the rupture has at of his hallu-| never returned, although I am doing s of coins, tobacco, ete? through!T have nothing to sell, but will give; igi »| full information ‘about how you may a fifty mifés to| notice and show it to any others who} nipes’s new water it] the worry and danger of an opera- tion. jed with crimson, vel- yet, but now it is lined with plaited Cured His RUPTURE I was badly ruptured while lifting ‘a trunk several years ago. Doctors jsaid my only hope of cure was an joperation. Trusses did me no good. quickly -and completely cured me. hard work as a carpenter. There was no operation, no Jost time, no trouble. | find a complete cure without operation \if you write to me, Eugene M. Pullen, Manasquan, N. J. Better cut out this} are ruptured—you may save, a life or at least stop the misery of rupture and opment that a healthy body is ca-} gists and you should get a bottle and pable of until your blo#d has been] kegin its use today? Write 2 cum thoroughly cleansed and purified of] plete history of your case, and you *. all traces of impure matter. yt can obtain expert medical advice S. S. S., the wonderful old purely| by addressing Mcdical Director, vegetable blood remedy, has mo equal] Swift Laboratory, ‘Atlanta, ‘Cu. ea THE LIDIS OFF. ° = All restrictions on building opera- ; tions in city and country are now re- moved by the War Industries Board. No permits are necessary. YOU CAN BUILD ANYTHING NOW : Weather conditions. will still allow you to do much work. You ean finish your garage, chicken house.or hog LHUSHR " 2,15 t0 2.25] 2.10t0 1.85] 1.10c0 1.50/1.30t0 1.10] 125t0 90) 50t0 40 eatery j ional: Steen es ee Se "l WE ARE READY TO HELP YOU : ‘ ; t ™ FALL |2.20t0 ia 1,80to 4,80) 1.09 co 1,20} 1.00: 80} 85t0 60} a6t0 25 MAREE VALUE months and to eke, ont = neal whee OPTICAL ot an &3 wath ite {of many structures. All ’ — SKIN ’ = ’ Fe i une tacit erates 9 ne te keg , we know about building is at your CATCH * EM - ; SKIN "EM Toe EM Sea iter he labanesn: ce ee ome etaee disposal. You can count.on our help : SKUNK, SULOLE, MUSRRAT = all gd Ld gi collected in your section in Your Xmas suit.or ov- shop “ Graduate Optician in not only for speedy deliveries of the demend. A shipment BERT” will bri “nn —“ quicker.” 0. B i , sais eer A SHICMENT OEr. —TODAY. 9 Yount be cian ees ae eanad ercoat order should be charge. sak th bans GEES arti me ge t- : no CTS placed now with Klein,| eee sey right contractor on the job t : Tailor and Cleaner. 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