The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 27, 1919, Page 3

~ See what we offer The reaf:b scarcity, is $ of all val it what you wish? sof ens, for miles around. So we repeat: you'll save enough on articles. —is the material good? manship right? Is,the style unexcepttonable? Is uS Coat Values aYound $35 to $50 ue, in times of plenty or Ts the work- But, when, as today with good fabrics scarce and ‘all materials high, you have the basis of previous season’s costs then you get a chance to buy on value—plus G and that is what a large Rrquor toa of our stock It’s a question of buying power and Wusiness fore- * sight—early exercised to a.wonderful extent by makers who for years have helped us make ours the leading coat and suit store in Bismarck and We know you appreciate such extra values \ and we have been keen in securing them. see what we offer around $25 to $50 them to buy many other ~ JOHNSON’ S Popular Priced: Store _ Coming to BISMARCK DR. “MELLENTHIN SPECIALIST st For ‘His Seventh Year In - North Dakota -DOES NOT USE SURGERY Will-be at McKENZIE ' HOTEL ' Wed. and Thur., October 29-30; Office Hours, 9a. m. to 4 p. m. TWO DAYS ONLY No.-Charge for Examination ‘Dr. Mellenthin: is a regular graduate in. medicine: and ‘sur- gery and is licensed by the state of North Dakota. He visits pro- fessionally-the more important. towns and cities and offers to all who call:on ‘this trip consultation and.examination free, except the, expense. of treatment when de- sired... 3) + y According to his snietoid of treatment: he does: not. operate for chronic .appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils ‘or adenoids. He has to his credit many wonderful results’ in-diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidney, blad- der, bed wetting; catarrh; weak Jungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcérs-and ‘rectal-ailmenits. * If you have been‘ailing for any length of time and do not get any. ‘better, do not fail to-call, as im- proper measures rather than dis- vease are very often the cause of your long standing trouble. . / ‘Remember above ‘date, that ‘examination on this trip will be free-and that his treatment is different... Address:' 386: Boston ‘Block, Minneapolis, Minnesota. + SLOPE CATTLEMEN MEET AT BELFIELD As the di of the. stat results of the activities attorneys of Stark, Bill- pings, McKe and Sioux counties, the | vanchmen hereabouts think this {nerrine time to perfect. an/ organiza- tion of stock raising men throughout the hw rn part of this state for the fu- {hire protection of the industry as against. the Individual rustlers and organized gangs ‘of cattle and horse | thieves, Ac ‘cordingly arrangements Jere under Way fora meeting. to {he held at Belield sometime _ be- itween the 15th and’ the 20th of November, when such an_ organiza- ifon is likely to be perfected, .embrac- ing the counties of. ‘Stark, ‘Billings, | Golden Valley, MeKenzie, Dunn, Mer- cer, Slope and Sioux, and any others tat may want. to come in, State’s Attorneys Cain and Pouner- ance are making the arrangements and expect that. the state's’ attorneys and sheriffs of the above named counties tc he present, as well as the ranchers of prominence from these counties and from“the entire Missouri Slope, many of whom have .already signified. their intentions of coming whenever the jueeting may be held, NAME “BAYER” ON” GENUINE ASPIRIN Get Relief Without Fear.as Told in “Bayer Package” The “Bayer Cross’ is the thumb- print of ‘genuine “Bayer Tablets of iAspirin:” It protects you against imitations and positively thé g@nuina Aspirin prescribed |by physicians ‘for over eighteen years., “Always: buy an unbroken package of “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” which contains proper directions “to, safely relieve ‘Colds, Headache, Toothache, Earache, ‘Nueralgia, Limbago, Rheum- atism, ‘Neuritis, Joint/Pains, and Pain generally, Handy tin’ boxes of twelve’ tablets cost but a few: cents. Druggists also sell larger “Bayer” ‘packages. Aspirin is the-trade mark of Bayer Manufact- hire ot {Monoaceticacidester of Salisyl- eact identifies, {Lhe guper-six, traveling over all sorts CITY AND COUNTY FREE FROM “FLU” REPORT DOCTORS Not a Single Case Discovered | and Danger of Epidemic 1 Believed Averted \ There has not beensa single case of influenza reported to the medical authorities in Burleigh county up to} the present time, although there hawe been many rumors of “flu” cases heard on the streets. ‘Last year this time, the county ‘w in the midst of ‘its ravaging influenza epidemic with the death toll enormous Practically every person in Bismarck was effected to some degree. This} year, however, not a sign of the germ has been discovered, altho the mem- ‘bers of the medical profession have been watchfully alert for the slightest symptoms of the disease. A number of people have thought! they had the flu,” but upon being; examined by their physicians it has| turned out to be grippe or a slight! cold and sorethroat. There have been| a number of ‘bronchial cases reported| to the authorities, but none of these; could be found to have any trace of} influenza. “We are just keeping vigilaunt for! the first sign of the disease,” said Dr.| KF. R. Smyth, in charge of the United} States public Health service, _“The} department predicted that influenza would probably, fout ‘by no means positively make its reappearance, and we are hoping that>we will escape] any cases this year, | There have ‘been some cases of in- fluenza reported in various parts of the United States but nowhere is the| disease as virulent and active as it| was | r. It is thought that no have appeared here so that. marck and\Burleigh county might pass thru the winter wtihout any infections. People are warned, however, not to. relax in their vigil- ance to avoid “flu” infections, but doctors urge them not to worry aiout the p pity of the disease recurring here, | i KLEIN TAILORING CO. OPENS STORE ACROSS THE RIVER Popular Concern Finds Business at Mandan Very Good; J. A. | Murphy in Charge | / Tailoring company of this f the Best men’s talloring | stablishments in the capital city, has} opened a branch store at. Mandan | under the name of Klein & t Fhe Kieiy + one s of the Bismare! is in charge| ot the Mandan establishment, The Mandan store is located on Main street in the building formerly ocupled by lL. Lewis, the tailor, It carries the same line of clothing, that of FE. Y. Price of Chicago, and will be iun on the same standard as the Bis- taarck store. “Our Mandan busines is very good,” sail Mr. Klein this morning, “and we feel sure that with our two establishments we will be able to sup- ply the thing needs of the men of. both cities.” . Geese ‘Are Center of Hunters’ Life After Snow Storm . be Huge Flocks of “Quackers” Pay |tive “Short Visit to Burleigh County on Way South The snow broaght joy not only to the children’ who ‘have been having a great time sleigh riding, but~ to their fathers as well for the cold snap has greatly improved the hunting around Bismarck. | With ‘the snow st geese, duck and brant have been head- ing southward, pausing in Burleigh county long enough to permit local ‘nimrods to enjoy some of the ‘best rhunting of the season. ‘All of the lakes are frozen. over, hunters report and hunting conditions are admirable. Hunters report that all the game they have killed this season is very heavily..covered with down and point to this fact as: a prediction. that the coming winter Will be exceedingly se- vere. It is expected that today and tomorrow will find “Burleigh county’s Kunters visiting all the’ well known and favorite spots with the ‘biggest nuniber concentrated around ‘Long Lake, _ It is reported/that crane this sea- son are very plentiful and those who have {been seeking bird’ game | for many seasons claim that they can not recall when there were so many creatures | flying, of the long limbe southward as this sea: LOCAL DEALER COMPARES PLANE ' WITH SUPER -SIX Lieut. B. W. Maynard’s record in fly- ing from New York to San Francisco. in the army air service race again has directed attention to the transcontinen- tal record made by the Hudson super-|.. Six, The “flying parson” made the 2,701 miles by air‘in one day, four hours and twenty minutes actual’ ‘flying time, which, of course, did not include stops. or roads, took a, course hundreds of railes Jonger and ‘completed the! trip from San Francisco ‘to New York*in tive days, three hours and.thirty-one minutes, But jwhen Lieutenant Maynard ar- rived ih San Francisco his machine re- quired the fitting of new wings and the replacement ,of other «parts before it could start onthe return journey. The Super-six, ‘On the: other hand, reached New York in “such ‘perfect’ condition that it was enabled ‘to turn about and: commence the return in Tess ‘than ‘six hours. Crossing mountains and rivers ‘and pig flocks of _ DHIE THE OVERSAK SKETCHED HAS BEEN DEVELOPED WITH A HALF BELT AND PANEL BACK EFFECT. 17 1S DOUBLE BREASTED AND HAS BEEN DRAPED TO THE KNEES IN ACCORD WITH THE FASHION PARK STANDARD. THE HY-LINE SHOULDER HAS ALSO BEEN APPLIED. THE GARMENT HAS THE DISTINCTION NOT ORDIN. FOUND IN READY-T0-PUT-ON CLOTHES, AND IS PR E£DIN WELL SELECTED FABRICS OF REFRE. The Mana style book for Autumn, is ready tor you. \ PANEL BACK ARTILY HING TONE. READY.-TO-PUT-ON CUSTUM SERVICE WITHOUT THE ANNOYANCE OF A TRY-ON TAILORED AT FA Pero PARK FA STHIION PAIRIK Rochester New York Rosen’s Clothing Shop McKenzie Hotel Block Main Street San Vran days, twen 0 to New York in ten one hours, including’a’ six- hour stop in New York begause of the rain, And this record. still stands today despite the e ts of others to lewer it, vonderful. achievement was by the patented Hudson » exclusive principle De. ut ix iy Ve seen ixes have made in the hand: » well ot Ashland Janitor Knows About H.C. L.: ‘Ashland, Wis. Oct: 27—Persons in- ‘clined , to, protest -bechuse+the, high cost of living has boosted the price of meal'ty a.dollay or so, probably will x ceive goant, sympathy from ‘Emil John- son; jatiitor of the‘local high school. Johnson went ont recently ‘to obtain a meal for his familly. He’ got the food. " Here's what happened : ‘A game warden arrested Johhson within: the city limits,. The former de- ared in municipal court that he found (wo partridges and a‘grouse in John- son's > possession. vieted., He was fined: Five dollars for each partridge. Five dollars for the grouse. Fifty dollars for vidlating ‘the clty hunting laws. His Shotgun was confiscated. So-avas his bicycle... And. his: bunting license was ‘taken. from shim, , Johnson declined to ‘talk for publica- fen. = t LSKEENA RIVER SALMON PACK WORTH $4,027,900 ‘Prince Rupert. B. C. ‘Oct. 27—The Skeena river salmon <padk. has been THE BATTLE WON Confidence in your physician or, the tonic that he -may prescribe, is half. the battle won. The consistent use of ‘SCOTT'S EMULSION always. begets confidence; in -those who take it: Scott’s is a tonif muitiedt recom- mended by physicians everywhere. |) Let SCOTT'S ‘help trayersiig almost \ impassable. roads, tlie Hudson made the Tound trip from AN "cot & Bowne: jiloouiiel, NY. J, mad ae RAW See in speaking of the} n the record | as} Johnson. was -con-| i ! | t | | ! i i | 1 | Rupert/bysiness ‘men are up in arms Over a report that the Canadain gov- A ernment, which has been acquiring control of the Grand Trunk Pacific railroad, -has decided to. make Van-, couver the terminus of the Grand | Trunk. Vancouver. at present, is the i terminus for the two other transcon- tinental railroads, one of which is a government line. Prince Rupert; it is sai oi grew to city proportions night. From a sprawling village, it became an important shipping point when the Grand Trunk line was completed to eason’s value is set the coast. ¢ sockeye pack was a creat deal larger than ‘usual, the total being 181/600 cases’ yalued at $2,- 760.000, PRINCE RUPERT FEARS LOSS OF GRAND TRUNK OFFICES TO VANCOUVER Prince Rupert, B. C. Oct. cussed some ally. 27—Prince y Good Taste and Originality The demand for the»Paige Larchmont ;has exceeded that of any other sport model bearing the Paige name. This ‘popularity is.due to the happy combination of Paige mechanical and structural qualities that assure durability and.a beauty of design that is refreshingly. original. Good’ taste and ‘originality “without ‘fredkishness create refinement: © ' ‘PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR CO, ‘DETROIT, MICHIGAN _ Missouri Valley Motor Company *R. B. LOUBEK, General Manager : Corner 7th & Main St. Renan, NLD. Manufacturer of every :kii Envelopes and Filing. Containers Security y Ervelope Gmpa gmperlY the Larchmont distinction that appeals to people of railroad line fro} “here to the interior of the Yukon was dis- time’ ago “but “nothing further has been announced. <'! -U.B. A.