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aera Doctor Tells How to Detect Harmful Effects of Tobacco Try These SIMPLE TESTS “New York: Doctor Connor, formerly of Johns Hopkins hospital says: Many men who smoke, chew or snuff incessant- ly. and who are seemingly healthy are suffering from progressive organic all- ments. ‘Thousands of them would never have been afflicted, had it not been for the ‘use to tobacco, and thousands would soon get well if they would only stop the usé of tobacco, The chief habit forming prin- ciple of to ly poi- son which absorbed by the system, slowly affe the nerves, membranes, tis- sues and 1 organs of the body. "The harmful effect of tobacco varies and de- pends on circumstances. One will be afflicted with ral debility, others with ¢atarrh of the throat, indigestion, atipation, extreme nervousness ness, loss of memory, lack of ; mental confusion, etc. Others may suffer from heart bronchial trouble, hardening of the art tuberculosis, Diindness or even can the common affliction known as tob use tobacco In any fo detect the harmful effects by making the following simple tests. Read aloud one full page from a book. If, in the course of reading your voice becomes muffled, hoarse and indistinct, and you must fre- quently clear your throat, the chances are that your throat is affected by catarrh and it may be the beginning of more ser- fous trouble. Next, in the morning be- then stop, If you find that you are out of breath, your heart beat is forced, trembling or irregular, you may be a victim of functional or organic heart trouble, If you feel that you must smoke, chew or snuff to quiet your nerves, you are a slave to the tobacco habit, and ate positively polsoning yourself with the deadly drug, nicotine. In either case you have just two alternatives-—-keep on with the self-poisoning process irrespective of the dangers and suffer the consequences, or giye up the habit and escape the dan- gers, You can overcome the craving and stop’ the habit In a very short time by using following inexpensive formula. Go to drug store and ask for Nicotol tablets, take one tablet after each meal, and in a comparatively short time you will have no desire for tobacco, the crav- ing will have left you, With the nicotine poeen out of your system your general ealth will quickly improve, Note—When asked about Nicotol tab- lets, one of our leading druggists said: “It is truly a wonderful remedy for the tobacco habit; away ahead of anything we have ever sold before. We are au- thorized by the manufacturer to refund the money to every dissatisfied customer, and we would not permit the use of our name unless the remedy possessed un- usual merit.” Nicotol tablets are sold in this city under an iron-clad money- back guarantee by all the up-to-date fore taking your usual smoke, walk up three flights of stair at a regular pace, druggists, including Lenhart’s and Jos, Breslo DR.F.R. SMYTH IS PREPARING IN CASE ~ OF INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC HERE; PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE THINKS IT PROBABLE If Disease Is as Widespread as} Last Year Buildings at Fort Lincoln Will Possibly Be Used as Emergency Hospital; Fed- eral Bureau Issues State- ments. Spanish influenza, or just plain “flu” which made such terrible ravages in the county and country last winter will probably, but by no means certainly, visit the country in this year. This is the off warning isgued by the Public Health service at Wash- ington for the information and gutd- ance of everybody. And Dr, £, Smyth, head of the public Health vice here, is making plans to meet a recurrance of the epidemic in case in- fluenza once more visits this section. The public health gervice does not mention any cure or spec to combat the “flu” because “none has been dis- covered. However, certain precautions can be taken to avoid the spread of the disease if it does reappear and the health service believes that now is the best time to take these precautions, Most of the suggested emedies, which have shown any promise of be- ing effective are still in the experi- mental stage, but just ag soon as the government’s agency determines a HERETS A REAL BEAUTIFIER No Matter How Badly the Com; plexion is Disfigured With Pimples, Blackheads, Blotches or Muddiness Use Stuart’s Calcium Wafers of Stuart's Calclum so direct to the skin that The action Waters is pimples, blackheads and such kinds of skin eruptions disappear. They simpiy! cannot remain. Their redness an itching disappear. Proper food and Stuart’s Calcium Wafers will surely” take the place of all your creams und lotions and you won’t need your pow- der puff. Get a 50-cent box of Stuart's Calcium Wafers today at any diug store and join the ever-growing throng of American complexion beauties, positive cure it will spread the infor- mation broadcast all over the country. MAY USE FORT LINCOLN In all probability, the buildings at Fort Lincoln will be used as an eme ge hospital if the epidemie of in- fluenza does appear and assumes the proportion of the epidemic last winter. An application for t se of the build- ing in case of the reappearance of tne epidemic has been requested of the war department at Washington and it ia stated that in all probability the re- quest will be granted. Medical men say that with cases concentrated in one place; in case of an epidemig of} last winter's proportion, many lives would possibly be saved as doctors} would have better facilities to treaty patients without loss of time due to| traveling all over the county, Dr. Smyth. issued today the follow- ing statements regarding the “flu” as; prepared by the Public Health service: 1.—Probably, but by no means cer- tainly, there will be a recurrence of the influenca epidemic this year. 2.—Indications are that should it oc-} cur it will not be as severe as the} previous epidemic, City officials, state and city | hoards of health should be prepared in the event of a recurrence, 4.—The fact that a previous attack {prings immunity in a certain. percent-j} age of eases should allay; fear on the part of those afflicted in the previous; epidemic, AVOID CONTACT 5.—Influenza is spread by direct and} indirect contact, 6—It is not yet ‘certain ‘that the germ has been isolated or discovered and as a consequence there is yet no positive preventative except the en- {forcement of rigid rules of sanitatiog, und the avoidance of personal contact. 7.—A close relation between the in- fluenca epidemic and the con: ly in-| creasing pneumonia mortality rate prior to the fall of 1918 is recogni: 8,—It is now belleved that the dis- ease was pretty widely disseminated throughout .the country before it was recognized in its epidemic state, This failure to recognize the early cases ap- pears to have largely been due to the fact that ev interest was then cen- tered on the w One of the principal modes of trans- mission, as has been determined hy careful investigation is from infected} eating and drinking utensils, especiall; food and drinks sold in public pla RED CROSS AIDING The Red Cross has laid plans to 2- operate with the medical profession in this county in case the influenca breaks vut this year. A class of sixteen stud- ents has been formed to study the pre- scribed course on “War Hygiene and Care of Sick.” Miss Minnie Freise, a Red Cross nurse who was in the army service has been giving the instruction. The class meets every Monday and. Thursday in the community room of the public library and practical de- monstrations are given at the Bis- marck hospital. Upon completion of the course, the graduates receive diplomas. Additional information regarding in- fluenca can be obtained from Dr. Smyth or by writing to the Surgeon General, Public Health service, Wash- ington, D. C., for a leaflet on the sub- ject. JUST SEE HOW POSLAM HELPS SKIN OVERNIGHT PHONE 453 WASHBURN : LIGNITE COAL .- Columbia Phonograph Columbia é ON EASY TERMS WHEN DESIRED COWAN’S DRUG STORE Poslam soothes, refreshes and heals suffering skin, with never a possibiltiy of harm. A brief experience with Po3- lam will prove its value, For instanc?: apply.a little on sone affected part at night, In the morning, your own eyes find evidence of its healing work. If the trouble was slight—a pimple or in- flamed spot—the chances are that it ‘has disappeared. If a virulent erup- jtional disorder, it should be subdued, so much so that you Will want Poslam to keep right on. Sold everywhere. For free sample write to Emergency Laboratories, 243 West 47th St., New York City. Poslam Soap 18 a daily treat to ten- der skin. Contains Poslam. families now living in hotels to secitra LANGER BALKS ON IMPORTING REDS FROM MINNESOTA Attorney General of Opinion We Have Enough iy State to Fill Jobs ANDERSON TO GET $5,000 Gopher Socialist Brought \in'by Frazier and Hagan for ‘ Secretaryship The industrial commission of the ate of North Dakota, by a vote of two to one, late yesterday afternoon, selected a non-resident of North Da- kota, a socialist, a secretary of the state Socialistic party of Minnesota, as the man to whom it would pay $5,000 per year as executive secretary of the commission, W. §, Anderson of Min- neapolis is the man picked. This action was expected following the publication of a story in the Minne- apolis Journal to the effect that Andet- Son had requested a leave of absence from duties as a member of the Minne- apolis park board, to come to North Dakota and serve as secretary of the industrial commission and attgrney for the Bank of North Dakota, The industrial commission is composed of Governor Frazier, Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor Hagan ant At- torney General William Langer. Lan- ger, in opposing the election of Ander- son, Suid: “I vote not for the reason that Anderson is a non-resident of North Dakota, As far as I know, he has never paid a dollar in taxes iu North Dakota, and that his appoint- ment to this position paying $5,000 is a direct insult to thousands of farmers and business men.of the state, many of whom are competent to fill the posi- tion and make their. livelihood that way.” BALKS FURTHER i Not only did Langer at this partieu- lar meeting of the industrial commis- sion, raise violent objections to the ap- pointment of a Minnesota socialist to a North Dakota job, but he also served notice on the industrial commission that he intends to exercise a certain supervision of the affairs of the Bank of North Dakota, The notice is ay follows: “I, at this time, wish to serve notice on the industrial commission, and through them on the Bank of North Dakota, that as attorney general sof this state I intend to surrender no pre- rogatives of that office, and that I shall insist on all abstracts or other evidences of debt upon which the Bank of North Dakota loans money, belay approved as to title of validity by the Attorney General or his Assistants, as the law provides, I do not propose to sit idle by and see the Bank of Nortn Dakota loaning money on property, the borrower's title to which is questioa- able.” EIGHTEEN ROUNDS OF BOXING TO BE OFFERED BY K. C. Organization That Made Fine Reputation in War Will Pro- vide Entertainment Keeping alive the splendid reputa- tion that organization made in’ the war in providing entertainment for the soldiers in France and this country, the Knights of Columbus of this city wf put on 18 rounds of exhibition boxing for the benefit of former service men in the city at the first state con vention of the American Legion on October 16. Fy Jack Healow, who has charge of the arrangements for the “Caseys” here, stated today that he had secured the promise of Mike and Tom Gibbons, the fast St. Paul middleweight scrappers, to appear in a six-round bout. Besides the main event, Mr. Healow has ‘ar- ranged for two preliminaries from the Twin cities, and_ in « all. probability other matches will be presented. The bouts will be held at the Audito- rium. The delegates to the convention will be given seats in the first front: rows of the orchestra, while the entire gallery will be reserved for the soldiers in uniform who will be in the city on that night, These seats will be. free. ‘The remaining seats and the ringside seats will be sold to the public, the net proceeds after expenses have been paid being turned over to the American Legion of this city, It ig expected that. this will be one of the principal attractions for the for- mer service men during the three-day holiday. During their service in tne army, navy and marine corps, the men were frequently entertained by -the Knights of Columbus with boxing ex- hibitions and the men are. all — very much interestd in this sport. Those who were fortunate enough to See the Gibbon brothers ‘in action at the Man- dan fair last month will be glad of this opportunity to witness them in their exhibition here. New Apartment House to Be Built in Fall Costing’ About $75,000 F. W. Murphy Preparing Plans for Another Building Dupli- / cating Rose Structure Ariother apartment house ranking with the finest and most modérn in the elty will in all probability be erect- ed this fall, at a cost of about $75,000. The new building will be built by F. W. Murphy, owner of the Rose apurt- ments, and will adjoin that apartme1t house.an the north, with a frontage on Third street of 25 feet and being 150 feet in‘depth. It will be three stories high with full basement and arrange- ment similar to the Rose apartments. Mr, Murphy is now completing as- rangements for the construction of this bullding and hopes to have it com- pleted‘ this fall. This will relieve, to @large degree, the present ‘housing conditions in the city and enable many BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE Thought One Clean un No Guess Work ‘Shirt All He Needed = “Ten jyears ago J was reduced to a| == mere shadow, I was yellow as a gold! piece nd Would often be doubled up with most excruciating pains in my stomach, Physicians could not relieve me with morphine. I was advised to try Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy and It helped me at once. What is more, [ Nave been well ever since, A friend said he thought one more clean shirt all I would ever wear.” It is a simpie,' harmless preparation that removes the eatarrhal mucus from the — intestiasl tract and, always the inflammatio:! which causes practicatly all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis, One dose will convince | or money. refunded. At druggists everywhere, eee BUFORD DITCHES _ TO BE REOPENED ries Advice comes from: Buford to the effcct that the Buford-Trenton irriga- tion project, one or two or three such rec’ametion. schemes: in the state, is to be revived, W. S. Arthur, superin- tendent of the United States reclama- tion service, recently visited Buford and made this promise. The Willis- ton irrigation project has. been reason- ably successful, but’ few satisfactory results: have been obtained from the Buford-Trenton .scheme to date. It ig understood :that it is now to be at- tached from a)new angle which gives greater promise of success. ; HOUUUENNEGUAUEUTAORGRGOOEAOUOUEAAR ALLOA AAOTAOOOTEGUREEUELEUE HEARTBURN or heaviness after meals are ing manifestations of acid-dyspepsia. KI-MOID actaip to. take, neutralize acidity and help restore digestion. WADE BY SCOTT & BOWNB su FRIDAY, OCT. 3, 1919. About It You don’t need to guess about how you're going to like what you buy here. We guarantee you Satisfaction, and always stand ready to refund your money if you want it. No Better Styles or Quality to be Had That may sound like a mighty broad statement; but we’re willing to have any man in Bismarck challenge it. merchandise to back us up; Suits and Over- coats for Men of all ages, made by Hart, Schaffner & Marx We have exclusive styles here; the ideas ex- pressed are new; high chested, high waisted, belted or half belted; flare skirts. They’re styles you like. A big selection of very exceptional values. $45, $50, $55, $60, $65, $70 G.E Berseson & SON wCT_, AAT We have’ the tb LMOST every hunter has had his share of ‘‘un- accountables”— those unbelievable misses where aim was true but bird got by. Real bona-fide “unac- countables” are due to faulty, patchy patterns or bad stringing. The diagram shows how a bad stringing shot can miss four big birds flying in close formation. Bad stringing and patchy pat- terns always go tqgether. They ‘ose more birds than any other gun faults. Where weak, stringy patterns persist regardless of the high quality of shell used, the trouble can be traced to defects in the gun barrel, the chamber, bore ‘and choke. é Faulty chambering even more than: faulty Choking tends to mash and “ball’’ the shot, mak- ing.the pellets fall short ior fly wild. _ And if-a gun is faulty in its most vital part, the chamber, about 7% lbs. mn }auge, al se Sopular with women and new shoolcre, bodes of We liphtnees Gnd very slight Yecoik. —_—— _A stringing shot that let four birds cad of the leading bird. Only 1026 of the charge is there to mect he charge ctosses the bird's are flying too high for the rough the holes in the thin pattery. Only a sprinkling of thot falls around the near bird. : hen it (Hes into the pattern, 29% or 30% ht alter it has got by. ‘The two cent the chances are that ‘the bore is «* also carelessly made. From chamber to Choke, the barrels of thefamotis Winchester Repeaters are bored.to, make the shell throw its -highest. pattern. They are free from shot-jam- ming defects... They let the shell do its full work. “Line’’ test the barrel” ’ Point a Winchester barrel, to- ward the light ¢nd look through * the bore. It looks like a high y polished mirror. | Nota: false shadow. throughout, the. hore. Sight through the bore at a hori- zontal. black line on the window, This dine. will. throw..a.V". shadow..in the: bore; Tilt the barrel till the point: of the “V” A u ? yw \ Model 97. Take-down repeating shoiguns jn, (Ogata TepEAting shotgun, Mads 4 9, weight 1 ocight abbas tbe,” more a mae a, Maite in 16 gauge, weight ubdome ES, sine fareriie® + ' The perfect “‘V”’ shows absence of irregulariti we This is. the “‘Line” test of a perfect bore. No faulty barrel can pass this test — the ‘‘V”" will be distorted. What . ‘i This mark on, a Winchester barrel means that the gun has\passed the ‘ Wins chester Provisional and Definitive Proof’” test, having been fired’ many times for smooth action andaccuracy,and strength- tested by firing 25% to 40% excess loads. Your dealer will show you. Winchestor - guns ahd ammunition > , sBefore.you take to the woods; this fall, get your: dealer:to show. you a Wine chester Repeater—Model 97 for ham- mer action, Model 12 for hamitierless. J _ means ' Your sportsmian’s instinct will tell you it’s the best weapon you could choose, Leading hardware’ and ‘sporting goods dedlérs‘in every community carry Wins ciestér ‘arms and ammunition. They will_be glad to assist you in selecting the gun best suited to yout needs. Upon request, we will’ mail you, free of charge, the complete catalog of Wilichester Gong Hy Pa Rh car Get ‘epéating Arms Co., Dept. New Haven, Cona., U.S.A. get by touches the muzzle.

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