The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1919, Page 2

RSDAY, OCT, 1, 1628: AMERICAN LEGION RAISES OVER 36 A MINUTE IN DRIVE FOR FUNDS MONDAY TO ENTERTAIN VISITORS NEXT MONTH Shriners to. Visit City. October. 18th With Band and Fun | Annual Pilgrimage of Fargo Ledge With 106 in Caravan Will Be Big Affair nnual pilgrimage of Fa will take possession of Bi on Saturday evening, Octobe ASPIRIN FIRST KNOWN IN 1900 The Bayer Company Introduced Aspirin to Physicians 18 Years Ago sisting of Harry Orchard, W. CG, Paulson and Sam Boyd is making great preparations for furnishing amusements for the visitors in the city during the entire three days, Al- | though the innumerable details have not been perfected as yet, the com- mittee bas under consideration many Many Novel’ Features Will Be Provided October 15, 16 and 17, Including Trial of Kaiser Bill; Signing of German Peace Treaty and Mardi Gras Fes- If you want th rue, world-famous novel features which will be entirely | Aspirin, by physicians i Bo DE “A apy) ote HOMBECOMI FESTIVITIES for “Baye horeciko thaimeoeeinteteale ! * ————— On October 15, the homecoming day,| The “Bayer Cross’ is stamped on Inch let. \ Ls al train, 4 Raising. $6.66 2/3 a minute, the fi-/it 1 auned to haye several da leach tablet and appears on each pack- |} i Pd. in le parece ix , Ke nauige committee of the American Le-|to which men in uniform will be ad-|age for your protection. against imjta- | Sorine ad ory pigces, the patrol.of gion under the direction of Major | mittec © of charg Besides these | tions, 28 men, the Oriental band of 16 mem- » ten chanters and the six poten- ip their divan, All. of the Shriners will be in. their and will parade throvgh the downtown streets in. their regalia with their bands alternating in furnishing the music ‘and the patrol doing its movements, A reception wil be held to which alt Masons, part larly those members of the Blue lodge Kank) Bore k globe spread out flat bes Fore Yeah exes, Soo those stars? Every Hear Shows Where a US. Navy ship was on Runrenber Qed, TSA The Navy travels the Seven Soas. In ¢ George R. Russ, Jr, obtained more! dunces, the War Mot! are going to thag $1,200 in subscriptions from busi-| provide a banquet for all former ser- negg men and others of the city for|yice men in the city on that day and the degion’s entertainment fund. The | these men are asked by the War Moth: |'T money will be used to provide amuse-| op. to yegister at Harris if they will ments and entertainments for the jtrend the banquet so that the women thousands of Visitors who are expected | oy1 make necessary pre itions ty in the city during the three day holi-| foc every former. soldier, sailor and day October 15, 16 and 17. Nmariue who will be in Bismarck on There was hardly, a single person |jj)4; q; th package of “Buyer ‘Tablets «1 proper dige He che, Neuralgia, he, Rheumatism, Lur- , and for Pain in geneva). y tin boxes containing 12 tablets cost but a few cents, Drugglsts jalso sell larger “Bayer” packages. | Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer inufacture Of Monoaceticacidester of of Aspirin” are safe tions for Colds or firm that refused to contribute to-| “4 yfidway will be another feature or | Salicylicacid. ip this. sectigit of the state are invited ‘ ray te ne ee pean een ‘ot |the eutertaiument comunittee’s | plans, | fated the.reception, a dance will ; ¢ 7 ¥ ener OF Lae ER PpEN Ce ainem: ry 0 fon in the such 26 | ! ; Hon, a dan } t want t ; ‘or this city and vielnity wishes to thank | ie icnights of Columbus, Biks, A. 0. /cooties and a gob trying to preserve a bestia Re aeanory whieh ers Don you 2 see e all those who contr buted. ; trarvia. [U- W.; Masons, the churches, business] dinner on a rolling submarine will be | coted that nahhealiy aie Iason l there wero several firms and individ |pouses, and other civic, fraternal aud] the navy’s contribution to the enter-| jay ¢ in Re uy the cite, on that ay de ualéy overlooked by the waroug ey » teocial organizations will be requested | tainment of the visitors. wae cnt Paes : ne < 7 one hat 4 coin lttties vosierd ay cond thei ere to cooper: ch organization and} The big feature of the entertainment | pention ee Rae ae fregh the ee ; i j-blooded, hard Ki Pe eee eee 0 So al atl Bis- | irm will L to provide a novel] will probably come on the last day ep deca tt are OMANCE is calling to you! the red- blooded, hard-working, i oy ST ooth or pavilion along the Midway. with a street carnival and ) Gras, 7 . oe % ~ ea Se I ti Ti Toten the money 18 being raised | malin < possi Confetti, serpentine, masks cos: ie hee irae : han Strange and smiling foreign — hard-playing mea of te us F ong > m y is be et $ tumes will be the side light to the "OAL—and al} kinds of’ it on : n Navy, Oe eee er tartaunmae ite during Jcrowning of the most homely suai in| track at prices that are reason- lands are beckoning to you. Shove Navy. , 5 Ly sata sc holes Will probal '| Bismarek as King of the Carniva), x ‘ i BUR: COMA Rom A LOM HE ele of the G There are hundreds of other features | ble. Order a load—save hand- off and see the world! ‘ noes | Ba Ne Ne a ere’ folld which the committee is ‘planning — to ing thru: bins—it’s cheaper. We Pay begins the day you join. ‘ | state Leh eit igen ill and is subsequent execu-| furnish fun for the crowds and ‘it is] have on: track several’ cars of . : i : ing veurall Oe ea cine tga A Barber Shop on the Wes the hope of the —committeemey that Wyoming Lunip, Bear Creek Egg Learn to “parley-voo” in gay On board ship a man is always "Was that are expecto eity | Hront” will be another travest t| humor and good fun will be the motive} i ‘ te | crowds that are expected Ii the iy ie committee is planning to offer, ad} power “that will make Bismarek’s anil ee H.- Carpenter Paree. Sce the bull-fights in learning. Trade schools develop i entertainment committee con- | intimate scenes of a dougboy chasing ay holiday a suc uriber Co. Phone 115. a ss : ‘lity. il The entertainment committee con- |10 } Panama. See surf-riding on the skill, industry and business ability Thirty days care-free holiday each beach of Waikiki. , ame year with full pay. The food is A : re Learn the lure that comes with good. First uniform outfit is fur- 2 = the swish and swirl of the good salt nished free. Promotion is un- oy : sea. Eat well—free; dress well— limited for men of brains. You, : EA free; sleep clean—free; and look’em can enlist for two years and come > # : all straight in the eye—British, out broader, stronger and ablcr. i French, Chinese, Japanese, t Spaniards; Egyptians, Algerians Shove off—Join the U. S. Navy. * and all manner of people. If you’re between 17 and 35 go to A |! * the nearest recruiting station for 4 a is New Victor Records Come! Be a real man of the _allghe details. 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Swedish Cradle Song Alma Gluck and Efrem Zimbalist 87566 10 1:50 8:00 A. M. Thursday, to attend ve ‘and Mas. Frank ig Streeter of] It is estimated that coal discovered ‘ Carmen—Prelude to Act I Philadelphia Orchestra 64822 10 1.00 the funeral of our late sister, |Linton, Mr. Streeter being owner of|in the Argentine would cost $10 a ton oi Our Yesterdays Elsie pes 45168" 10. 1,00 Ellen F. Corcoran. the Linton newspapers. at San Antonio. Mao’ Little Sunflow’r, Good Night! wee ee } R. W. PATZMAN, Gentle Annie lerle Alcoc! p "Tis All Thet 1 Can Say f Merle Alcock #5169 TOs 100 as ee ha it Ni Put Up the Kitchen Stove a A Unsie doch gat Aust Nesey, Tat Cal Stewart and Ada dona 88 10 ws : Secretary. 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