The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1919, Page 2

af ‘For the Party or old, these deliciously; creamy contec! th teasing flavors, Ww A great md ments. Daintily boxed in artist ages. esh and pure always. THE PARIS FACTORY MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA i “Tet cially in the tty women Everyone foib les and Let’s go Hosiery. Now Is a Good Time gayi show gibe bs The Trouble Is in the Blood,| I: i : Summer catarrh, with i that c ous discharge, stuffed difficult breathing, a foldeias bad eno: ing te attac greater power That's why it is so treat catarrh with S. S, warm weather, t to Address Swift S$ during \ 53, Atlanta, Ga, ) Warm? Well, you'll say so. wear. s PLEECE LINED High. Rock Knitting Co. Philengal, Ne Vosges ci 5% 9 hal aa ?. or indoor, for young th their rich taste- 1d to its pleasure. sort To Drive Out Catarrh Comfort? — You'll: know it, men, the: ‘minute you get your: High Rocks ‘on. Fleece-lined, it feels great on the skin. And the durable, flexible material allows free play to every muscle and saves money in long Look for the High Rock label on the front. , At your dealers it in two pigte ‘or, union suits. HIGH ROCK =UN DERWEAR>= + Included in the commercial cour | Haverford 10; NIGHT SCHOOLS START IN CITY WITH INTEREST Big Enrollment Expected .This ; Evening When Two Courses Commence The free night schools conducted by Me bord of education of Bismarck with the state’s assistance, opened last re ight with classes for fore! the | Wachter school and commer Fal the high school, | These ¢ ji the ‘templating taking Fconrses. attended those who are con- the night school the meetings fot i uction for the present term, ‘There is no, expense attached to at- jfendance at these schools and the schog ard hopes that there will be a large attendance on the first night The classes in, mannal. training and} ng will s this. evening | school. These two courses | rue expected to be the most popular us more students. have enrolled forj them than for the others | school are i bookkeep ndards weintuined in the} rerun the instruction at} typewriting, Ouls t schoo It is possible enroll in et r manual traini These classe: t they wil not nirses t0- will be so al Classes: | asses are open to every one last | jnight, register and obtain. the schedule = pwer BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE Miss Lolo Converse Tells: How Cuticura Healed Her Eczema “Eczema broke out all over my body, Spesially my face, in red, in- flamed blisters. Ititched so that I could :hardly stand it, and I could not wear any colored clothes next to me. I scratched night and day, and I could not work much: could not rest. “I had this trouble ten jor eleven years. Then I used Cuticura, and I used'eight cakes of Soap with five boxes of Ointment and I was healed,"’ (Signed) Miss Lolo Con- vereé, 120 N. Mission St., Mt. Pleasant, Mich. ‘:g-Cuticura Toilet Trio Consisting of Soap, Ointment-and Talcum, promotes. and maintains skin purity, skin comfort and skin health often when all else fails. The Soap to cleanse and purify, the Oint- rent to: soothe and heal, the Talcum t> powder and perfume. “Having ob- stainédsa. clear, healthy. skin by the use of Cuticura, keep it clear by using the Soap for all toilet: purposes, assisted by.touches of Ointment as needed. Cuticu is ideal for the complexion, . it 80, delicate and creamy. Sample Bach Tree by Moll, Ad » SbRe ieee " pogt-eard : everywhere. eee Neil, who is with bim at the time he} is stabbed, but she did not see the; er A ud of the murdered) spirit of the dead murderer, Be the man n ans tho question is cd in the sam The | pred lem fo be selved is, Who &E. H-| 1 in the! North 16; Butt Whit . University 6: 6; Anaconda Irsinns 12. Swarthmore 1 Dickinson 0. burg tl] Jouns Hopkins 1g. Cornell 10; Agricultural College Dubuque 6. | Denver Colora jof Mine: » College 7; Colocato Scho ern Reserve 0, rsity of Detroft 28; Kalamazoo, 0. hington ste College 27; Uni-} sersity of Idaho 0. Watertown High 6; School 2. Gustavus Adolphus 26, «Ashland High 27; Cathedral High (Duluth) 12. Vanderbilt, 0: Kentucky 0. Datuth Central High, 0; Aberdeen High G; MacAlester Superior Central, 19, $ e 13; Brown: 0. Morningside 41; State _ Teachers, |" Cedar Falls, Towa, 2, Moorhead Normal School, 7; -North- cru Normal and Industria) School 0. Hamilton High Florence-Carls- ton High 6, “THIRTEENTH CHAIR” MOST GRIPPING MYSTERY OF STAGE. OR SCREEN. “the Thirteenth Chair.” the murder nor Bayard Veiller that k theatergoers > -for rds showing in -its screen version by Leunce Perret for Bathe at the Anditorinm Theater where a large audience witnessed its performance yesterday. As Bismarck hag seen the stage version of - “The-. Thirteenth Chair” it gets the entjre ‘benefit of the prologue that has been added, with the entire approval of the suthor, to the story invorder to adapt it 40, moving picture demands, The story is concerned with: ‘the anur- LARIMORE ‘HIGH i seh, {2 Hight i Franklin and Mar-|f 20; Lebanon Valley | 1 the hands Thirtee: ¥voe Delya : ‘orwell rises to} rol> of the} MaeDermot? } Lee with the} CLAIMS RIGHT TO | FOOTBALL TITLE Challenge Issued to é to Interscholas-| tie Teams for Cham- | piensaip Bout i or san tate high} ulty is ns for y high school @ ‘ord follows: Larimore 6, ore 7, Casselton, rsity high 0; yO, and Lari | STOMACH 0. K ye Indigestion, Acidity, Sourness and Gases ended with “‘Pape’s Diapepsin”’ et a of -people know that it is to be bothered with indigestion spepsia or a disordered stomach, A w tablets of Pape’s Diapepsin neu- tralize acidity and-give relief at onco; -When your meats don’t fit and you feel uncomfortable, when. you belch gases, acids or raise sour, undigested food. When you feel lumps of. indi- gested pain, heartburn or headache, from acidity, just eat a tablet. of Pape’s Diapepsin and the stomach dis- tress is gone, “The cost ig so little. 50. great. sin enthu > t_ afterwards. {Ste ee angley will give $5.00 for. t Setuabee ears Dent corn and $5.00 for best two ears Flint corn mailéd or delivered to their office on or before 3:00 P. M., November 15th, 1919. Corn must be Burleigh ‘County grown during present year. TYPE AND CONFORMITY, CONSIDERED: — Judges: Bur- leigh County ‘Agricultural Agent and two disinterested parties to be named by him. Results. will be published Monday, Novem- ae 17th. Send your corn right BOOST BURLEIGH COUN- der of Stephen Lee, a cad of the worst | TY sort, Suspicion falls’ upou Helen, TY: LANGLEY & SCHLA- ‘sour The benefits |' You; t00,--will. be a Diapep- |} de we make the mistake ef continu- ing our efforts Little too loug rather than make the mistake of stopping a little too soon One of the most important parts of our work for the futre is to be i onl jur by disea reduced, dition is such as to requi get a job in the open + ry climates, Who have made great and a grateful co owes them the opportur porting occupations Witn the com- ing of winter, they receive our ask ing to face both miliation WAR IS NOT OVER TILL LAST YANK' HAS FOUND WORK Demobilization Cannot Be De- clared at End While Unem- “No service man Will be considered demobilized until a job has been found {for jin.” This statement is authorized by the oftice of the assistant to the secreta her war, accord ceived at the T {hon for the Army An ar department in it hu the bulletin stat The 3 ‘sailors throughout the United will be continued with of the mid. cb dollaur- Ina eut the country is this resume of the wor! Ks A plished ; been done but the job is not quite finished. cult weather will in all bring us a number of others, owe it to the men.and to our past record until we rea mark, this goal in out Poard. This included the meu wh i 1 ye the men ployment Persists ‘k recruiting sta- confronts the nation-wide k of puttin; honorably, urged service min into civil life, added task now ) bureaus for soldiers the miunerous welfare ions jan volunteers, many of them | ‘year men. letter to the 25 bO agents thru- 1 has been y splendid work has great a a vel accom- Some of the most difli- es remain unplaced; coll probability 1 We | | | | | | | in this work not to quit teh the 100 per cent hould not stop with izht. Where there is question as to the advisability mitinuing the work, we should the benefit. ef the It is very much hetter that We the placing of disabled e nev in gainful cecupations;: that the men who are not eligible of em for re-training by the Federal | public for Vocational Education. j* has b sgion nt are net disabled by wou and in- I but men Who are disabled . Whose vitality has been and whose physical con- them to igi: in bigh or in light indeor These xre the men pations. St. A ing. lish themselves in the: 2 men, wiless stance, are go- ardship and hu- support of Twin girl Mrs. J. W. Kundert of this city at the | are doing nicely. Mother! Teach the Children Their Daily You can’t be EW children find pleasure in the, things most vital to their physical comfort and health, so it rests with the watchful mother to see that they are done. ‘The child will be grateful in after years. Chief among the functions necessary to the upbuilding of the litle body, so that it will not be a dyspeptic, constipated body when it matures, is elimination regularly every morning. If ithe mother will be igsistent and allow nothing to interfere with it, it will soon become a habit, a daily routine that will not be forgotten throughout life. ere are times, however, when nature will not operate unaided Then give which is a bes with ployment and in stintulation of} works. In some places where the welfare agencies een withdrawa, the American | 2 has taken over the employ- | problem with good results, i | i “City News|. eo vin Girls Born were born to Mr. and lexius hospital Monday; morn- Both babies and Mrs. Current Events Club “Effects of the War on America” will be the subject of Wednesday af- i aaa san hascie saividednt ternoon’s meeting of ¢the Current, ae united Sues ae daa artes Events club, at the home of Mrs. John ‘ us French. Several interesting papers N [BACH .—Advt. country. They will visit the r yond cities w ithin the district foF the} Minot, | | purpose of collecting information as to the exact situation, smoothing out diffi- me and!crities, a rimore | sible, and co-ordinating the activitic of the varions welfare and business 0 its jean proble n. ase made up from representatives of | udents. the Chamber off Commerce, ies of the jot the y wading the Red Cross, Knights. of ” | Community War 1 Salvation Army. ¢ Chamber of Comme: more of. the welfare dolla tinue in the regular. offices. The American Legion is _co- ‘operat: | i ng with these bureaus in the matter! SSeS Easy Shorthand ®. @ weels or so. NR Tablets do much it is now possible for you (o ‘Ie superior shorthand method In: hours; then speed can be gaine you write as fast as a person tal in learning stenography 80 easy and i Absolutely teed. Free les: be sent if you write to King: I BZ-301, Station F, New Yort Take advantage of this fr by-mail offer. " delighted. Show others this advert y in Boston Central, Park San Francisco. A pe Eastern. New York Indianapolis, Western sopuel O£ 38 of- and field representatives cover pective tows | removing friction where pos- constituting the employ- | ies that handle the job; The employment agencies i or Board be: and) zations in-) MG. Aw} Columbu: ‘yar Camp } service, National C: ‘atholic | , Jewish Welfare Board} In some Cities | or one or} cieties, ‘The | will cou- ude, «as the case m urious’ Welfare ores Coun a-year representatiy na} 1 lot of money | hen it is. now | Wi be taught by mail | You will be f You will vant 2 New, ° ter come in at once as we want time to get your work out right— _ Hundreds of patterns to select from. _ M Suit or Overcoat—bet-S== $37: —— $40 —— $45 —— $50 —— $65 have been prepared by members and Kundert | Health Duty too insistent! y, contains no narcotics and is pleasant to the taste, it may be given to infants. Thousands of families have been regulated to healthy maturity with Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. A bottle can be bought at any drug store for 50c and $1. Those who, already know. its virtues buy the dollar size and’ consider it economical. In.a large family there is always someone who would feel be for a dose of a good medicine like Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. nav fora fren thigh bot ta Dr. IW. B. Sil tomorrow’s meeting is expected to be one of the most instructive the club ihas held, Bismarck Hospital |. The following were able to leave the Bismarck hospital _ yesterday mornin: Alexander Shield, Dodge, who has been ill for the past eight weeks; Mrs. Robert Johnson, of this city, and the two-year old-son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. . Schwantes of this city. Proud of D splay One of ‘the most interesting window displays in the city is a small bin full of réal lignite coal in the auto- mobile shop of Chris. Bertsch, city commissioner and distributor of the Studebaker car. “There, have. been so jmany threats about confiscating that. precious treasure,” said Mr. Bertsch today, “that I think I will keep my ignite coal in! my safe.” i Constipation Causes . Serious Ils Tfyou are its victim, try strengthening your di- géstive and eliminative organs with Nature’s Remedy -- it’s better than laxatives. NR Todcy— Keeps thc Dactor Away greatest scien- "of all directly or How many afl liver and dosing nece’ ture’s Remedy (NR ‘oblets) and i” more than se pleasant, easy bowel ac- medicine’ acts upon.:the SUITS ‘ MEN’S. OVERCOATS fe ats From $35 to $50 We have just installed a button machine and ean:make you any style of cloth button you may desire. - Pel Ww Opposite the :Patoice” Phone 274 All Work «Called for and Delivered- . RO, The i_Pressing, Al one each night for Well us. climinatiye or- gans—promotes good digestion, caused the body to get the nourishment froin all the food you eat, gives you a. good, riy appetite, strengthens the liver, es biligusness, regulates kid~ qd bowel action and gives the winple body a thorough cleaning mY, Out. lind NR does this without a MA sign of ing, pain or un- pleasantness. It works gently, jut promptly and. thoroughly. tha few days you notice the 1 result, You begin to fect ‘ou pre living again, with new ew energy, vim and pep You tind soon your Rently (NR ublets) 18 sold, anteed and eouimen do by. sour Aruseist., Tailor ltering, Dyeing’and Cleaning