The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 8, 1919, Page 3

‘ 7 7 a TRVTOUEAIEYREETEARTEEERATEUEEN ACU EEREERGEAUUE CEU OUOUOAEONEEHEOEUEHIOLULAULAUOGEUEEGTUCEOOEGEAUUOS EE of WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8; 1919. CLOTHIERS Ts FAST PRELIMINARIES _ FOR ATHLETIC SHOW AT CITY AUDIFORIUM Billie Whelan of St. Paul and Johnnie Tillman of Minne- apolis in Opener. | | Jack Healow, in-charge of plans for the’ ‘athletic carnival which — the “Caseys” will stage af the Auditorium on the evening of October Denefit of the hundreds 0: at He After each meal—YOU eat one BATONIC FOR YOUR STOMACH'S SAKE) and get full food value and real stom- ach comfort, Instantly relieves heart- burn, ‘bloated, gassy feeling, STOPS acidity, food repeating and stomach misery:. AIDS digestion; keeps the | stomach sweet and pure. EATONICio the best remedy and only coste | a cent or two'a day to use it. You will be dey lighted with reoults. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. Please call and try it, Finney’s Drug Store,-Bismarck, N. D UN Why. we sell BECAUSE we demand that our valuc for the money they spend with us. WE. KNOW from ex’pecience that Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes are always economical regardless of price. IT IS SAID that one of the reasons these Clothes are so popular is that they not only look right when new but they grow old gracefully. FOR MEN and Young Men; single and double breasted models in Suits and O’Coats. You’ll appreciate the values at.i..... "‘BIOMARCH, ND top-notehi nw ‘ 4 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE Hart, ; Schaffner & Marx clothes For Men and Boys customers receive full New styles $50 ARUSUEAUUGGNUUOOOTUOGEUAOOOOOECNCTGEQOGOONTOOGAORRUOASUOESENOOGOSOEOUTOUAAEOGOEONEOUOGGSEEAOOAELOOUEEOEEOOOEUEUAUOOOOURUAGOOOOUAGE 's in the northwest for the preliminaries to the main bout between ‘Tom and Mike Gibbons. : The youngsters Who will don the gloves, in the opening events will in- clude Billie Whelan of St. Paul and Johnnie Tillman of Minneapolis, \ ‘Two faster bantams never stepped into the ring, and Whelan is now in line for a match with Bennie Leonard for the world’s championship. Six rounds of stellar boxing will be their countribu- tion, to the big show. / Dreaming of Cats. With the exception of black ones, it is caid that to dream of cats is un- luck;.. If the animals scratch, the dreamer must beware of a rival in love. To dream of chasing a eat means disappointment over something. Nine Most Useful Words, Nine words, declares a philologist, do one-fourth of the work of our writ- ten and spoken English language, and thirty-four words one-half. The nine Most useful words gre stated to be: ‘And, be, have, it, of, the, to, will, you. eS = What Eve M'ssed. Furthermore, Eve might never havc harkened to the voice of the tempte if she had had a movie to go to.—Bal- las News. It All Depends. Brace up! Some people are ground down on the millstone of life. Others get polished up. It just @epends on the stuff you. are nude of, T-o-n-i-g-h-t PATTERSON HALL Ruby Ladies Ochestra Dance ly The Oldest and Largest Bank | inthis section of _.~ the State. Columbia .Phonographs Columbia Records. ; ON EASY TERMS WHEN DESIRED, * COWAN’S DRUG STORE A BIG FACTOR United States Govern- ment supervision is a big factor in the safety af- forded: by the First Na- tional Bank—the largest bank in this section of the state. Combined: with Ré- sources over $2,500,000, and the bank’s experi- enced. management, the ‘utmost security is as- sured for © depositors’ funds. \ Make this strong. Na- tional bank YOUR bank. WARD COUNTY 70 BUILD 75 NILRS OF GRAVEL ROAD Big Shire to North of Us Takes Leadership in Highway Construction Ward county assumed the leader- ship in the construction of ‘permanent. highways in North Dakota last week when a preliminary inspection was made-for 75 miles of graveled road- way which the state highway com- mission hopes to complete in whole or to a large extent by the end of next year. There will be 23 miles on the Wonderland trail; 26 miles between Minot and Max; 15 miles north of Minot and 28 miles on the Green trail, between Minot and Ken- mare. Preliminary inspections have. also been made for two earth road proj- ects on ‘the Northern highway | in Burke county, between Bowbells and the Divide county line, and in Di- vide county, aggregating 38 miles; for two projects of ten miles each on the Northern highway in ‘Williams county; two new projects on the Wonderland trail, the first from ‘a point three miles west of Ray east to ,the Mountrail county lines, and the second from Williston west to the state line; and two new projects in Mountrail county, one extending 18 miles east from Stanley and the sec- ond joining this project and extend- ing it east to the Ward county line. The surveys on several of these proj- ects are nearing completion. Over 200 miles of prospective state and federal highway is projected. It is not probable that all of) these sur- veys will be completed this ‘fall, but the highway commission plans to fin- ish as much as possible. A large party is now at work on the Ward county project, which is the largest bit of graveled road- building which the state highway commission has undertaken to date. DOLLARS—AND SENSE! —Think It Over— Dollars are not made out of India rubber and yet they can be stretched. And right now is the open season for stretching. Have you stopped to consider that three or five years from now, or per- haps sooner, the dollar which now seems to have a hole in it as large as that of a doughnut may once more be the solid, powerful piece of money that it was before the mighty armies in Europe rocked the world? | There always has been a period of, artificially high prices following each big War. ‘In this country, it was several years before normal conditions were restored after the Civil War but condi- tions ultimately did adjust themselves and a few years after the Civil War there was a big difference as to the buying value of money. ‘ With these facts in mind—to say nothing of the multiplicity of other arguments in its favor—is not the su- preme period of saving at hand? If, by making wise investments and curb- ing reckless spending, you can keep the present discounted dollar until the clouds have rolled away, it is readily seen that it will be a move in the right direction. The government is doing its best to awaken the public to a realization of these facts and presents an opportu- nity along these lines by the sale of thrift stamps, war savings certificates and on October 6 it hopes for a big sale of the recently authorized $100 and $1,000 Treasury Certificates, nick- med “Savings Bonds,” wove Size Doesn’t Count When They’re Trained San Francisco—“My good- ness, young man, take my seat. You mustn’t stand up with that big bundle on your back.” This was what a middle-- ged woman said to a five-foot noth- ing chap dressed in a soldier uni- form who was toting a huge camping outfit on his back while riding in a street car here dur- ing a morning hour. There were a half dozen other khaki clad, burden laden young men standing in the same sec- tion ofthe car, but the woman signaled out the little fellow as entitled to her sympathy and motherly compassion. The former soldier said: “Oh! No'm, I’m all right!” His fellows giggled at .him, and he who had been offered the seat blushed. < One strapping ex-sergéant leaned down to the woman when she had resumed her seat and said:: ‘ “Truck there don’t mind a lit- tle camping outfit on his back welgging 75 pounds. He packed cannons on his back for 15 ‘months ‘over there.” We are 3 going to hike over the’ hills’ to- ‘day. to get an appetite. His * pack contains the grub.” WipinsseabsecsssasessseWasansey : Watering: House Plants. Plants should be watered with a Spray, not with a cup, or a glass. Those that. can be moved should be Placed:y where ‘the water will. not. dam- age carpets or floors; thoge that can- not—such; as large ferns. or palms— spout have something spread on the or beneath.them to catch the water as. it drips. The water must be Sprayed from’ above sd’. that'll; ~ | leaves ‘receive: it}-this carr! dust and is the only natural way for a plant to recetve water. aaa = ? GAUGUUDERTAOEEDEQEPRUAROEREAPECHUAOSSEOHAEUSMCURSUCSOSCCHOUOQGOUCOQUGUOQUQCQOUOUSOQ0000SUGGUEECHOOOUGOUUCHULEUUEQUGUEUOUGOUGUUEROGUTLSOUUUGSESEGSCDESULEOORERGCOSEEQOQUASUXEEULCSOUBESUGLESLESZUSOUUSCLUQGSU0S0C0SS0T0000C0SCS00000000C000U00RSURREROULEGOSOSOUODD= short nap felt finish. border, Size 50x76. Regu Opening Sale Price Opening Sale Price Regular $4.95 quality. Opening Sale Price FINCH LUMBER CO. TAKES OVER TIRE TERRITORY TODAY | Well Krowr Corporation to Han- die Bi ict for Chio The Fineh Lumber Co. — through Manager FE. H. Howell, today cl contracts with the Rubber, Produc Co. of Barbertown, O., through w it will handle this manufacture'’s Stronghold tires and tubes in a large territory including 28 counties in North Dakota and eight In South Da- | kota. In this state the Finch company’s field will extend from Fargo to tue Montana state line, including all of the southern and central counties, The contracts were closed today with W. S. Delett, northwestern man- ager; and J. KE. Kennedy, assistant manager, from the headquarters for the northwestern territory: at Miunea- polis. The Rubber Products Co. is one of -the, oldest’ corporations of its kind in America. For 21 years it nas jbeen engaged in manufacturing rubber jdrug’sundries. Five years ago it went into! the tire game, producing a hand- made tire which has won wide populac- ity. Manager Howell of the Finch Co. will leave this evening for the tire plant in Barberstown, 0.. wh he will spend two weeks familiarizing himself with the product which he éx- pects .to distribute, STHMA There is no “cure” but relief is often brought by— 3— House Bargains —3 Am. offering a house of seven rooms and bath, close in, a bar- gain at $3750. Also have a house of six rooms and bath, full basement, sleep- * ing porch, east. front, garage. - A bargain at $3400.00. Have a nice little house of four rooms, cellar, electric lights and city water, on Thirteenth St. Rents for $14.00 monthly. $950. : Trust. Me for Bargains | Phone 745 SFAUNAANADOOUEDAOUOGUEQOROUOUONONUROGUEUENUGOOUOQUEObOOLEGUONE For quick sale’ will sell for |} NNUONGUAUOCQUOUUEDNQUONGQUCGEUOOEAUOUNEOCOURDAGEDOGUDEOOUOCOUQOGNQUGUAEOCOULOUGOUCUOUUOOANaGuOuAquNOONOGEAUOUOUHON Webb Brothers. “First in Style” “Foremost in Values” ~ October Opening Sale of Blankets ‘Thursday, Friday and Saturday will be opening days in our Blanket Department. As a spe- cial inducement we are offering our entire stock of high-grade Blankets at greatly reduced prices.. This will be the Blanket Event of the season and in many instances the prices are be- low cost of replacement. This‘event coming at the threshold of the season affords an excel- lent opportunity to reduce the high cost of living. $2.95 Cotton Blankets—Special $2.38 Blankets made of fine quality high-grade Cotton with Tan.or Gray with Pink or Blue lar $2.95 quality. $3.25 Cotton Blankets—Special $2.69 Medium size Blankets 64x76. Woven of fine Cotton Yarns short nap felt finish. Gray and Tan with Pink or Blue borders. Regular $3.25 quality. $4,95 Plaid Blanket#—Special $3.98 Woven of fine soft Cotton with short nap finish. Plaid patterns in good shades of Pink, Tan, Blue and Gray. STATE LEGISLATOR WHO NEVER SAT IS BURIED AT MINOT; Minot, N. D., Oct, $—The re- mains of Olen Cleven, state repre- | sentative of the twenty-ninth dis- , Who died in Spokane, will ar- rive in Minot ‘this afternoon for HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS Be Better Looking—Take Olive Tablets If your skin is yellow—complexion id—tongue coated—appetite poor you have a bad taste in your mouth— a , NO- feeling—you should take Olive Tablets. | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—a sub~ stitute for calomel- Dr. Edi I—were pri 4 after 17 years of study. r Dr. Edwards Olive Tebictearea pure ‘vegetablecompound mixed with olive: ‘You will know them by their olive color. Tohavea clear, pink skin, brighteyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like: childhood days you must getat thecause. - Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act on’ the liver and bowels like calomel—yet' have no dangerous after effects. They start the bile and overcome con- stipation. Millions of boxes are sold annually a. 10c and 25c._ Take one or twonightly and note the pleasing results. AUUODUDDOUSDERAUEHONSUQQNNDNUQEXOUQOUQOSOECQUUOUQCODUG CLOUQSOOQOCONUCEOOOCUNNDOUUGOCOUCEOUOONQSUQUUUEUOECOUOCSOOLONGOOOOOOONUGUECOUOOUOOREOUEL ir ALGUALAANAOGAUELEGUEDAAUDNSOGAACAEECANEAUENOOOOONONEUONUAANdeOeaedOneAeT 1 “First in Variety” — HUNOUUUUOUAUOUOUUENOOUOUUOOROUGUSOUNOUOOOOUQONSOUSQUSUGGEGQEUOUSUOGALOONOOOOAUAUOUHOUOOEAODQUGUANOOAQEQONONAREAGND $5.65 Cotton Blankets . Special $4.50 Extra large size Cotton Blankets, 70x80 inches. A very heavy quality. Woven of clean soft Cot- ton. Gray, Tan or White with Pink or Blue bor- ders. Regular $5.65 qual- ity. Opening Sale Price, $4.50 $5.95 Heavy Plaid Blankets—Special $4.69 Héavy Plaid Blankets in the most practical size, 66x80. In good clear patterns of Blue, Gray and Tan. $4 69 Regular $5.95 quality. Opening Sale Price. . ° Wool Blankets Special One small lot of Wool Blankets that are slightly soiled in transit, otherwise in first class condition. Special during our Opening Sale at— One-Fourth Off Regular Price Crib Blankets Special During our October Opening Sale we offer our entire stock of Crib Blankets at— 15 Percent Off Regular Price POUT UTE burial here Friday. Cleven took Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. sick while on a visit to a daughter } | in Spokane just two weeks before / ' | | | the legislative session opened and Death was he failed to recov C. G. BIGGS due to complications following paralysis, He was elected in this the Piano Tuner from Far- dist: on an anti-nonpartisar go is here on his regular trip. Call Grand Pacific. league ticket in the last election. Tribune Want Ads bring results. FOOTBALL! i DICKINSON HIGH ——V5,__— BISMARCK HIGH OCTOBER 11th At Bismarck Capitol Ball Park Time—4:00 P. M. Admission—25c \ _ Big Features Lucas Block Briekrel | Tonight—Dustin Farnum The Greatest All Star Cast in the History of Motion Pictures World-Famous Stars | Friday — Fatty Arbuckle MONDAY Coming . N e Supported by