The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1919, Page 3

q— f WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1, 1919. ~ HEADACHE Caused by Acid-Stomach indeed, more often tHan think, Bee ‘ACID-STOMACH, pearing, with ‘ine digestion, heartburn, belching, tood® ‘repeate ing, bloat and gas, if ‘not checked, will even- tually affect every vital organ of the body. Severe, blinding, splitting headaches are, therefore, of frequent occurrence as @ restlt of the y deb condition, 4 Take It quickly banishes weld. stomach With itg sour bloat, pain and gas, It aids digestion—helps. the stomach get full strength from every mouthful of food you eat. Millions of pegple are miserable, Weak, sick and ailing because of ACID- STOMACH, Poisons, created by,partly dl- festedt food charged with acid, are absorbed into the blood anddistributed throughout the entiresystem, This often causes rheumatism, billousness,cirrhosis of the liver,hearttrouble, ulcers at ven cancer of the stomach. 16. robs its victiins of their health, unde:!aines the strength of the most vigorou, If you want to get back yee physical ond mental strength—be full of vim and vigor— enjoy lite and bs, beppy, you must ret rid of your acid-stom In EATONIC. ‘you will find the very help you need and it’s guaranteed, So get a big box from your druggist today. It it fails to please you, return it and be will re- fund your money. ' BATONIC Phone 75—City Fuel Co., for Medora Coal. GENERAL DEMAND FOR SOLUTION OF HOUSING PROBLEM Sentiment Growing in Favor of Action by Commercial Club The housing problem in Bismarck daily becoming more acute, It is timated that at least 100 families are now putting up with makeshift quar- ters, or are finding homes elsewhere, while awaiting an opportunity to find a dwelling of any kind here. To date no organized effort has been made to improve this situation. There appears now, however, a general demand ‘that {something be done, and it is probabie that within the next week or two the Commercial club will call the business men of the’ city together in an effort to organize a holding company, which will undertake the erection of at least fifty homes in the capital city to ba r@idy for occupancy in early spring. To build fifty homes even of the most modest type an investment of $200,000 will be required, It is argued, however, that capital so invested will earn at least percent clear after paying all charges, including manage- ment, and that the returns to the cit from the satisfactory housing of fiftv families 1 be far greater than this Potatoes RED RIVER OHiOS—Direct to consumer in lots of five bushels or more at $1.75 ner bushel, f. 0. b. car. advance after removed from car. Open till 9 p. m. DANCE Ruby Ladies’ Orchestra at. PATTERSON HALL this Wednesday night. Enough said Price will Phone orders to 467R. —— =a From the United States Government , THE UNITED STATES GRAIN CORPORATION IS PRE- pared to.divert from its purchases, and will sell Straight Wheat. Floursin-Carlots, in 140 pound Jute Sacks, at. $10.00 Per Barrel - DELIVERED AT:ANY POINT west of the Mlinois-Indiana State Line and West of the Mississippi River, but not in Pacific Coast territory. For further particulars apply to UNITED STATES GRAIN CORPORATION | MINNEAPOLIS, - - Frank L. Carey, 2nd Vice Pres. MINN Be | first direct earning, Other cities have adépted similar methods of ‘Solving their housing problems, Business men of Kalamazoo, Mich, have just sul- scribed. $300,000 to a home-building as- sociation which plans the erection of 100 homes, The Michigan city believes that by standardizing vonstruction and purchasing materials in holesale quantities it can save from §¥ to $1,000 on each dwelling erected. It is possible that a considerable saving could be effected in this\manner in Bismarck, although building costs ave much higher here, Rents have neve¥ been higher in Bismarck. Apartments of one or two rooms and bath are renting for $45 to $65 per month, and dwellings which are modern at all are bringing from $80 to $50 per month, Taxes are high and promise to be much higher, and purely from an investment standpoint rental properties are not regarded as. highly desirable. It is urged, however, that the situation has reached a point where the welfare of the whole city is affected; and that if Bismarck hopes to grow and to supply the labor which must be had if its industries are to succeed, homes must be provided. ‘The Commercial club has undertaken no large project for the betterment of Bismarck since the signing of the armistice released its energies for fn- ternal improvement, and there is 2 very general demand among the mem- bers that the organization immediate- iy apply, its resources to the solution of He city’s most pressing problem. NO PLACE FOR ME, SAYS JACK HUGHES; 'HE REJOINS. ARMY Veteran of Two Years’ Service in France Re-enlists With 26th Division “T know no better place for a young man to be in these troublesome tin than the United States army,” s: Veteran Jack Hughes, who, three d. after his discharge from the First di sion of the national army, with whici he served for, two years overseas enlisted here for another three y aria ‘e With his old regiment, the 2Gtn U.S. Infantry. Hughes Co. F. of the Fighting First two year: ago last|i spring, when the second battallion wa encamped at. Fort Lincoln. Upon reaching France with the 164th U. 8. infantry, into which the First regiment converted, he was igned with ny of his comrades ~ a French to ion, later going to the first with|ag remained until its retarn a few weeks ago. He received his discharge in New York the local recruiting station and reenlisted. ge! 8 een the park benches and the ck covered with men out of work or who would not work. T know I have a steady job in the army, and I know that three years’ training there will make a better man of me,” id Hughes today. “He wears four ice stripes, two wound _ stripes, s of hot fighting at Montdidier, jand, on his left shoulder, the inter- one day when he marched into division and of the army of the Fre republic, He expects to rejoin his regiment at Camp Zachary. ‘Taylor within a few days and after being {signed he will receive a thirty ds leave which he expects to spend with hnome-folk here. CASTORIA \ For Infants and Children fn Use For Over 30 Years Always bears inlaid al the Signature of le Lede Geb Taste and he a The demand’ for the Paige Larchmont has exceeded that of any other sport model b ing the Paige name. This popularity is due to the happy combination of Paige . mechanical and structural qualities thatassute durability “and a beauty of design that is refreshingly origin(l, “Good taste and originality without freakishness create the Larchmont distinction that appeals to people of refinement, ‘ x PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR CO, DETROIT, MICHIGAN , Missouri Valléy Motor Company R. B. LOUBEK, General Manager Corner 71 ith ¢ & Main St. Reid, etme Bismarck, N. D. last Friday and he had been home but} ¢ - BUY FLOUR . | present at this session. { DON’T NEGLECT The Fear of Indigestion Often Prompts One to Start the Day Wrong. Eat What You Like, ‘Take a Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablet and You're Safe. Breakfast offers many of the most savory. dishes of all the things we eat. ‘And yet more people than othewise go without, breakf ave a roll and cup of coffee for © of indigesti If you like a-fried ¢gg, or s wheat or sausage for break it and follow with a St I Tablet. You'll have no trouble, will be hungry before noon. Most men smoke to kill the appetite, or mvoach on something to carry on till luneh time, An empty stomach under these conditions igs not storing up energy, but on the contrary, is susceptible to many influences that’may Work hardship for the next meal, is advisable to eat three — good meals a day and digest them, If the stomach seems to be weak, to help itor give it assistance is the rational thing to do, Try..a good break nd tol- low it with Stuart’s Dyspe Tablets and you'll soon learn that regular of meals follows a natural tendency, not an acquired one, You will fiud Stuart's Dyspepsia ‘Tablets on sale in almost all drug throughout the United States and Canada, RAILWAYS ASK US TO AID THEM IN CONSERVING LIFE October 18 to October 31 to Be Accident Prevention ~~ Week Here In conjunction’ with “railroads “at over the country, the Northern Paci nd the Soo road will observa the two weeks from October 18 to Octob 31 as “National Railroad Accident not, only to their employ traveling public, but to people ¢ the railroads.tratks and using ra ag thoroughfar cDonald, Northern Pa iS 2 member Of the d road i the tise ot the bri ee for ing'the Missouri river. “We want ‘the people! of Bism k and all the towns along the Northern Pacifie to ‘stop, look and listen’ before c ing any piece of railroad property s accidents may be reduced to a m imum,” said Mr, McDonald today speaking of the safety movemen' The railroads hold safe frequent intervals to install the habit of caution. with their employ the last drive held from June June 28 thé Northern fifth in the number of accidents to em- s.in proportion to the number of In commenting on this, it nid, ten men were injured by their own negligence, two to negligence of fellow employes and two -to lack of vigilance ‘on the part of foremen cr oflicers, During this two week drive, 14 men on the Northern Ps e were injured out of 33,500 emp! The year be- fore during the similar drive 37 men were injured, showing a decrease of 74 1-2 percent. Mr, McDonald wil ly division safety Jameste’ end the month- rary NEWS|) o GoeS to Mandan Judge I. C. Davies, county judge, was called to. Mandan Tuesday on business. From Wilton L. E. Peterson of Wilton, motored to the capital city Tuesday and trans- acted business’ at the court house. Here From From Fargo \ Harry Quick of I'argo, representa- tive of Walker Bros. and well known in this city, was in Bismarck Tuesday. J. J. Ryan | yan Here J. J. Ryan of Moftit, was in the city yesterday. on business. While here Mr. Ryan visited a number | of his friends in the city. In From McKenzie Harry E. O’Neill of McKenzie, was in Bismarck-yesterday. Mr. O'Neill, who is in the real estate business jthere, is also treasurer of the McKen- zie school. district. Regan Banker in/ City A. L. Garnes of Regan, was a busi- ness visitor in the city Tuesday. Mr. Garnes is ‘a banker of that place and reports that business and crop condi- tions there are good. County Teachers to Meet The annual meeting of the county teachers’. institute will be held in Bis- marck on October 27. It. is believed that more than 100. teachers will be The meetings will be held during the entire week. Dan Cupid | Catches Twelve The last month was a fairly busy one for Danicl Cupid. During that time he fired twelve darts, each of which struck its mark, The records of marriage licenses in the county judge’s office shows that during Sep- tember many of the licenses were is- sued to former soldiers. Phone 75—City Fuel Co., for Medora Coal. TRY OUR SERVICE COAL—and all kinds of it on track at prices that are reason-| able. Order a load—save hand-| ing thru bins—it’s cheaper. \We have on track several cars of Wyoming Lump, Bear Creek “Eee YOUR BREAKFAST} average person Who neglects breakfast | | to Edward J. 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BISMARCK, N. D. Though the bagpipe i: considerea | Alabama, long recognized as pro- a Scotch instrument, it was introduced | ducer of cotton and cane, is now de- among the English by their Roman| veloping into producer of pork prod- conquerors, ucts. HAY FOR SALE IN CARLOAD LOTS _Geo. Coleman Opposite McKenzie Hotel 8-22-tf Hotel Redisson MINNEAPOLIS MODERN - FIRE PROOF Five Hundred Rooms ‘One Hundred New Rooms Now Being Completed Four Beautiful Cafes ‘Make this your headquarters when in the Twin Cities | You Can Bake Better Bread and More Bread if you use Climax Flour. It is Guaranteed by the Rus- sell-Miller Milling Company to make your bread—cake, biscuit and pastry BETTER, and make more of it to every sack. Try a sack of CLIMAX FLOUR. Sold by all grocers. RUSSELL-MILLER MILLING CO. BISMARCK, N. D.