The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1919, Page 6

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOV. 20,-1919: = se a genre : = Fy esanerenmen en i osnonangnanbe W A | CH eanenegas gon Easy to Make This } |= i i j ; = “he | Pine Cough. Remedy = | . Cl thes : | — THE BIG 4 i gt ee othes for t ie D Ive, = gill Wo a = . 4 Si prananengnguand, Stomach-Kidneys-Heart-Liver | 4 Daily Health Column Conducted by the United States Public| You know that ie is nuded, in nearly oun 1en } Xeep the vital organs healthy by Health Service, hy Direction of on prescription apd remedies for coughs Hetharly taking the world’s stand > i: pd lish elem te fae Ronen eres i z eulia ents that have a ° ard remedy for kidney, liver, RUPERT BLUE, bf i éffect i iq m soothing jind healing. the = Bidtder ant ucle acid’ teaubleac: Surgeon General, U. S. Public Health Service. peur a he The a chetle Tie = UITS and overcoats E very- distinctive GOLD WEPAL HEADACHE, troutment, a physician should be con-| Fine, co ey He Gone ls SiG , “ : i Headache is a symptom of disease [sulted to ascertain the cause. i tau aa Bigar syrup. = styling; just the lively ultra-fashion things that the ik of some portion of the body. mons AND ‘Toy make the pene pine cough Ferme II Aci lapels; should it " WS See tmilet ioentizea, | QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. [dat money con boy, nut 2 gunees | ES young fellows are seeking. Collars, lapels; shoulders, = - ; fs ate ealize’ of Pinex in a pint bottle, x : i = ABLEM, sharp and paroxysmal it is known ns | mote eon ainatinaee: one. reek wih tne made Buea oyun. fh |e waist, hips, skirts, all drawn on smart, expressive curved = | The NationalRemedy of Holland for |Meuralgia. ‘A. Much can be accomplished in| syrup, instead of sugar ayrup. Hither |e . i = centuries and endorsed by Queen Wilhel- | Tt may be caused by many condi-|the treatment ff Ee condition hy at- Way, youl make a ul pie times = ia pened ee breasted or single breasted = i ting At all druggists, three size. — | jjons, among which may be mentioned {tention to the following points: f iy amre, good and very | Ses models, half belt types; th po | task fer the aTacs Gold Medel on ste bos derangements of the stomach and} 1. The establishment of regular Pleasanl Mildred ike it cugerly. = ’ f ‘ypes; the spruce, lively stuff. = ba " liver, constitpation, neurasthenia, eye- jabite regarding evacuation of the Yon ean {eel fake hale ote cae = Herringhone weaves soft weaves, silk ih pace Se sna strain, heat’ exhaustion, exposure to | bowels. Ths toy may te dry, hoarse and tight, 9 9 ‘ cold and dampn inflammation of| 2, The use of a dietary which in- | ThE cous may i trom the |= { the kidneys o or genital organs, cludes an ample proportion ee ugh: format fon‘ tga." aut jie =] ny een pone Pualire! iridescent weaves, =I i It is in malarial fever, }age. By roughage is meant the mate- | same—in lamed = membranes—ani his | SS cl . . { q J H J h typhoic r, smallpox, syphilis, }rial puch, as callulage. of ‘and which, Hing bn thn, pambinal iba yea = Fer checks, gui eather club mixtures. We are = | ni i d influenza. Tn meningi 's {through its slightly irritant action | i’ = offering a P . 1. gohnson or inflammation of the coverings of |stimulates the intestines to activity, foo, or Reena than. Roareent = ig an unriva assortment of unusual * > vi the pain in the head is ex-|Roughage would be supplied in the |“ Pinex is a Wahl concentrated com- | = Values Ab he carey i ; A ti | form of whole bread, prunes, spinach, | pound of genuine Norway pine extract, |= ys Ont aig Mereeshivegs. Te. 2 ecounting Many of the diseases of childhood |figs, most green vegetables, fregh | and is famous the world over for its |= One $254 5 = i A d i ti n begin with headach fruits, ete, Constipation {s often in- prompt otfesy upen re eftuten hs. ‘wok’ your b= Sa QB i ual g Remove the cause if po . Open | duced by a diet consisting of too much amet tos “oy Dak tutes ee Pines” with [== Systematizing the bowels with a dose of castor oil|meat and other foods which leave | directions, and don't. accept anything |= we zi or salts. Uf the headache is severe |little or no residue. else. Guaranteed ‘ ive absolute aati sativ: [= take 10 ¢ ns of aspirin and repeat] 3, Exercise, especially exercise of | faction or money, funded, ‘ines | = 5 ANNEX HOTEL if ne in three hours. A little }the abdominal muscles, is an impor- | Cay Ft. Swayne, = hot tea and toast should be given with |tant factor in overcoming constipa- = 5 this medicine to prevent nausea. tion. here ordinary outdoor exer- = i Phone 573 or 655 If the headaches are frequent, or |eises do not suffice it may be advisable |diseases, but also the gorms of such |E= : au Hoste 8a. 'm. to 6 p.m. § if it does not promptly respond to {for the patient to tale systematic in- sissases hs fabereilosts, Breumonts, = (i : acuaen a Good Cloth = door exercise, directed especially to |diphtheria and scarlet fever may reach |S Copyr hi 1919, Hart Schaffnen&Mars 00% 01 jm me oe eeeeeeEemeEeEeE ee | strenghtening the abdominal muscles, the mouth iy sept arte. Foe get = 7 thes Nothing Else } puch an exercise would consist in y- into the food from flies, from dust, Fill 1 | Sich an esgne we om Le, te hey “ee | MN A . ¥ a A 7 ‘under some heavy piece of furniture |food, or vessels in which food is kept, | — _ * Miss Alice Linkfield |and the raising of the body repeatedly. from diseased animals, but most com- r 7 In addition to this, physicians have |monly,of all from the hands of those} Calgary, Allta-—dhe Calgary) Can: tion, Captain eo Sproud. Nighs and u Teach { Violi Graduate of the MacPhail School of found that the rolling of a heavy ball who are carrying germs. Those who |ucks captured the provincial rugby ” Johuson, Krank Ri is, and URINE SS ied Teacher o| ion, , aTaAC| zi ene uae over the abdomen is of service. When |prepare food should pay special atten- |championshiy) by défeating the Edmon- mer Skretting expect fo win regular ier eee Music, Minneapolis, Minn. jsuch a ball is used, the direction of {tion to the cleanliness of their hands, |ton university team, 19. to.16. Tho) positions while “Dutch” Housor, Jack Sitar or ei ‘ ; ‘the movement should be such that it }washing them off in soap and water, |final game was played in bitter cold] Vaugh Rip® Ripperton and Lynn tated, pu ee Five years’ successful teaching. egins at the lower right-Hand por-|and no oye who is sick with an in- | weather. Sinclair, who played basketball for Sie ees tion of the abdomen, is directed first |fectious disease, or who is recovering ae ORE AE lother colleges, hope to make the first ‘ Aer often. erie, Rilresbas: Soete BISMARCK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC lupward, then across the upper part |from such a disease should have any-| Spokane, W pokane . wniversi-| team: fafent of Adutt all Droge.sts. Writefor i bi of the abdomen to the left side, then |thing, to do with the handling, or {ty’s football eleven will not play any Bree Eye Book. } aa Bye Remedy Co., Chicage ide and aevoss the low- This action} 4 ERED IONE A A |down the left s dome nm te the starting preparation of foods. more games this season, oak RRS was taken ‘after Whitworth college Ka part of tb joint on the th -- | 4. The iiking of insufficient | CITY NEWS lease of water appears to be the | 9, e {cause of constipation in certain in- } jdividuals. In some instances —con- In {stipation is due to the character of cancelled the remainder of its games. Two of the dates were with Spokane. Cheney normal also called off its game with the local eleven, RHEUMATIC PAINS RAISING 7 ARUMPUS? 3 Hurley’s Orchestra 3. a Playing the Latest Dance Hits—Any Size Orchestra LEARN TO DANCE Social Dancing Class every other week, beginning Thursday y on Business. Dietzman, a prominent ; Winnipeg, Man. Hall, § to 10 p. m. of McKenzie, was in the city |shoe club, of Winnipeg, has been of- { "Sean * Lintment, ” evening, November 20, at K of C. the water, hard water appearing to Furnished. \Dr . 99.K {be associated with constipation. Tuesday on business. i ganized at the Board of Trade and takes the fight out a er iH 514 8th'St. Phone 130K ) oy Admission 50¢ C. ROHERTY Phone 329-K Bf) Q. How do germs get into foods? —— |W. B. Scanlan is honorary president. It} ‘u | 3 , A. Not only the germs of intestinal Federal Tax Agent Here. is planned to hold weekly - hikes S LOSHING: around jn the wet and | i __M. Robinson of St. Paul, represent- |thyoughout the winter, each. journey |\ winged But Mat ine xbpuibatic ing the federal revenue service, was |to last two hours. The club will af- | * cioan's Liniment is kept handy : in Bismarck on Tuesday on business jfiliate with the Manitoba Snowshoe Pains, strains Rirang how soon in connection with his. office. association and participate in the pro-| this old family friend penetrates without t { Here F Hazel vincial championship. rubbing and helps drive ‘em. away! MIDWINTER : ere From Hazelton. MORE ee And: how. cleanly, too— no muss, no SALE Mr, and Mis. ‘John: Baker and! Houghton, “Mich.—Houghton college} po er, no. stained skin or clogged \ daughter Miss Bak, e inere in Bis- | of Mines" basketball team is*preparing! pores. Muscles limber up, lumbago, is i { marck yesterday vi friends here. {for an active season-and efforts are} sciatica, neuralgia. are prompt! at the Capital City Cloth- They. will return to wa r home today. | peing made to schedule @ local game} lieved. " Keep a bottle: handy all the the ing and Shoe Store, on oe as o2 with the University of Chicago quin-| time. Get one today if you've run. out Fifth street, ite My Honey Santen ¢ of M tet, which is expected to make a trip ofsieana Finimnent. ‘ x Roop’s Grocery. OTe per i Mrs. Hervey: Spangenberg of Mc- |; ichig: ists —: Oc... i : ee < . | Kenzie is in the-city visiting friends. into, Micuicenaaiece fas se cent discount on all goods 4 Mrs. Spangenberg, came here yester-| @rang Fork ‘ach = Paul in stock. * lay and will retur’, to her home to- : y Nor Davis, of the Unive f North Da- Oan's night. kota basketball team, will have al- rien v Harry Rosen i most a veteran squad to select his 1 imen 0: From Gta ‘Lake, first team from this season and he is Dp 734 nandv scar Backman, a prominent farm- T oht © out'n champion or- SS er from Grass Lake township living hopetul of turning © i ; hear Pe was, in pismares oe <QYRUP OF FIGs” Tuesday transacting business ant mT 99, be! ‘ ’ 3] C a package ; Fargo Attorney Here. i “e HHILD’ Ss LAXATIVE: syman Miller, prominent Fargo ‘eva f , Z atorney, was in the city yesterday at- | Look at tongue! 1e! Remove poisons) Cure All Past Regrets by Making Money in the Big Oil \ St ee ee ene Angis| from stomach, liver and Fields of ‘Texas—BURKBURNETT, ARCHER, RANGER } e ore ) 4 wa Fraser in the district court. AND DESDEMONA Moffit- Merchant Here. . Valentine Benz, prominent merchant _ THE oe of Moffit, was in the capital city ‘Tuesday transacting business at the bf court, house. Slater, also of C Wilton, was a visitor in the city yes- } a package = urk-Texas Oil during the war and mc a package NOW THE FLAVOR LASTS SO DOES THE PRICE! 7 McCabe—Van Hoy Miss Grace Van Hoy and Mare Me- Cabe were married yesterday by Rev. H. C. Postlethwaite of the Presby- terian church, Mr. and Mrs, McCabe will take their home in this city, the bride. being employed by the Northern Pacifie railroad here. Bismarck Hospital. Among those who left the Bismarck hospital” yesterday were Ludwig Quanrud of 416 Thayer street, Mrs. Grunberg and baby boy of ‘this city. Here From St/Paul. R.A. Carlson of St. Paul, natura- lization examiner for this district, is in Bismarck investigating some of the petitioners for ‘final citizenship papers, Naturalization day will be December 2 2 before Judge Nuessle and Mr. Carlson wants ‘to be Sure that those who desire final, papers at this time measure up.to the country’s re- quirements for citizenship. St. Alexius Hospital. ‘The following persons were admit- ted: io the St. Alexius. hospital Wed- nesda, only—look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless laxative or physic for the little stomach, liver. and bowels. Children love its deliciou; Full directions for child’s:dose on. each bottle. Give it without f Mother! You must say Sppuects ES LINOTYPE OPERATOR Refining Company Is on the Road-to Success with 28 Leases and 3,000 Acres Oil Leases Our Well in: Block 88 Burkburnett Now on the oil.sand ‘atid casings -set and is. absolutely certain to pro- REMEMBER—This lease is proven, oil is certain and we expect this well to make 2,000 barrels per day, but 1,000 barrels per day should earn “10 *per’ cent per month. Think of it—$4,000.00 per day from one well only means dividends. Archer well looks good and we ex- pect three wells here by Christmas. Expeéct Desdemona well to be started soon. There is-no time to, waste if you want to make money. » Rush your subscription before our 88 well comes. in and stock ad- vances. Extensive developments—don’t delay—limited treasury shares’ now selling at par—$10.00 per share—fully. paid and non- ’ assessable. How many shares do you want? Rush your reservation if you want to get ing 4 BURK TEXAS OIL & REFINING CO. George PRS aerate ore duce oil. Will take one week to finish and standardize and connect q Mrs. F. F. George of Lehr, Mrs, W.A.| Accept “California” Syrup of Figs to pipe line. : Sauer Ea We are in need of 42 Petroleum. Building, Fort Worth, Texas i Brier, two good operators - CAPITAL 50,000 SHARES nie A of Re Siaaten: An liga- i beth Brilz of Judson, Mrs. August Singbein of Bismarck, Master Robert Skoog of Braddock, ‘Mrs. "Arthur J. Upham of Freeda, Paul Wildes of Bismarck, Miss Barbara Welder of Napoleon, < Anton “Datta of Carlis'», Mont., Baby Neva Noon of Wilton, Gus. Henricks of Underwood, Miss Johanna Ketter of Fort Rice, Mrs. August Frank of Tuttle, Miss R. Fe- Jand of Almont, Miss Gottlieb Hoff- man. of Max, Miss. ‘oline. Hoerner ‘of Beulah, Nick Barbie of Bismarck, Miss Ruth Hubbard of Hazelton, Those who léft the hospital yester- day were Stanley Baker of Bismarck, Mrs. J. G. Ferguson and baby of Wade, M; Durande of Wilton, Albert ,|Babacek of this.city and Master. D. Tens. of Halliday. BAZAAR AND DANCE The ladies of St. George's 2 =| 3 an =| for night shift and one for day. shift. Salary $40 for night and $37.50 for day. work .for men who can and will set. 5,000 jems or more per } hour. If you can’t i set 5,000: ems. don’t $ answer. These posi- tions are permanent. PRINTING co. will give a bazaar guild of the Episco scope SHORT cane le- cember 12 at the ik hal t£ Bismarck, N. D. = F. : ae A. sempaely Festa and Trustee gar mil ice- resident Sampsel, Secretary-Treasurer Judge J. C. Smith, Counsel = Depositoyies: Farmers & Mechanics National Bank, ay ‘ Fort Worth, Texas _SEND. ORDERS TO FORT. WORTH, TEXAS. , Subscriptions now being re- (Bunctex, = = ceived at’ par, $10. 00 pee [poses , share Oil and Refining’ Co. 42 Petroleum Bldg. “W.01) Encfosed find $. in payment for r Write name and adilteue gp Pisdaly and send in draft, .or money order. 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