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TRSBAY, FEB. 19, 1920 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE | ’ The rules mended by health at all should they 1 " t eve severe than i the attacks dentin and, being re are Keep the Ai While we k about the flu been most authorit' rm: is. in good shay or lining of t! thrown off. A good pla: and morning, ors, also appl just before crowds. air passages in preventing sore throat nel cloth. to the throat, hood” the Echo. DP: of Mr. Wilson’s which the note “Lydia FE. indged is orarh ger good when table Com| es the Board of Health, are gui¢ rate lower. physicians insist that the epidemics year—the germ: itself has positively breeding grounds Prompt use of Vicks well over chest and cover with a warm flan- For deep chest colds. severe sore throat arbronchitis, hot wet towels should first be applied tained such a threat. it, oll other To Prevent Flu and Colds 1. Three Rules You Should Observe: (1) Sleep 8 hours—with windows wide open (2)- Eat wisely — exercise worry. (3) Avoid crowds and persons having Flu this Year is Milder given above, recom- the New York City s to good times. Particularly he followed just now, en influenza is again abroad in Authorities agree, how- that the flu this year is less n the last epidemic-- are shorter’ and tie In ‘fact, many ported from, so many not fiu at ail, but simply the old-fashioned grip. r Passages” Healthy now yery little more now. than we did last never identified — still ies agree that the flu are breathed in. If the system jpe-and the membrane he air passages is ins healthy condition—these germs are nis to melt a little Vick’s VapoRub in a spagn, night and inhale the vap- y a little up the nos- trils several times a day, especially to , being exposed XS Treat All Colds Promptly Above all, keep free from colds, as colds irritate the lining of the and make them real for germs. Vick’s VapoRub aids colds. For head colds, or hoarseness, rub the. throat and chest and back be- AT PARIS NEWS WRITER, | . Feb.19.—Otlicials “an absolute false- ent of “Partinax’ in that the posteript) memorandum from | was drawn up, con: ~4 . Owe Their Health regularly — don’t colds, tween the shoulder blades, to open the pores. Then Vicks should be rubbed in over the parts until the skin is red—spread on thickly and covered with two thicknesses df Int flannel cloths, “Leave the clothing loose around the neck so the vapors released by the body heat may be sfreely inhaled. These vapors, inhaled with each breath, carry the medication direct- ly to the lungs and ssages. At the same time Vick: absorb- ed through and stimulates the skin, thus aiding to relieve the conges- tion within. ir Use of External Treatments for Colds Increasing N Vick’s VapoRub is the discovery’ of a North Carolina druggist who found how to combine in galve form the standard time-tested remedies, Camphor —Mentho] --Eucalyptus— Thyme, etc.—so that wlicn the salve is applied to the body heat these ingredients ‘are liberated in the form of vapors. Vicks is particularly recommend- ed for children’s croup or colds, since it is externally applied and therefore can be used free! often‘without the slightest harmful effects. The best evidence of the value of Vicks is the steadily increasing , number of people who have been converted to the use of, this “out- side” treatment. Beginning with the customers of a small retail drug store, the use of Vicks has grown year by. year-— state by state—until now more than 17 million jars are used annually. And this in spite of the fact that Vicks is a new form of treatment to many folks in the North and West. Vicks can be had at all druggists in three sizes—30c, 60c, or $1.20. TSE ET : I : :TRUCK ORDE! SHORT AND UGLY SHOT {yg sgrgest: order for tricks ves placed in thisterrifory has just heen closed between the Corwin Motor. Co, and the Service OIL Co. of Linten, Six one ton M. (, trucks hay heen shipped with more to follow Oil stations are being opened by this new company in two states, Don't get your feet wet, Wear bers. Get them art Webb Brothers. To ram's Vegetable Compound — overshadow! red y th: sof this gr a ‘omens ills seem to be exp 2? Simply because of its sterling worth 3 has had no equal. Women for two reat medicine. Com depended upon it with confidence. Thousands of Their Letters are on our files, which prove these statements to be facts, not mere boasting. Here Are Two Sample Letters: Mother and Daughter Helped. Middleburg, Pa.—‘I am glad to state that Lydia B. Pinkham’s VegetableCompounddidmemucl: I was 35 years old. I was rundown with femaletrouble and was not able to do anything, could not walk for a year and could not work. I had treatment from a physician but didnot gain. I read in the papers and books about Lydia 8. Pinkham’s Vege- pound and decided to try it. The first few bottles gave me relief ani I kept on using it until I got better and was able to do my work. The VegetableCom- pountalsoreguiated my daughter when she svas 15 years old. recommend VegetableCompound best medicine I have ever used.”—Mre, W. YERGER, Bx 21, Middleburg, Pa. Wise Is the Woman Who Insists Upon Haviag Tean R. 3, Fall River, Mass. — ‘‘Three years agol gave birth to alittle girl.and after she was born | did not pick up well. I doctored for twomonths and my condition re- ~ mained the game. One day ono of your little books was left at my door and my husband sug- gested that] fry.abottle of Lyd L. Pinkham’s Vegetable C pound. I started it immediately and I felt better and could eat better after the first bottle, anil I continued, taking it for time. Last year I] gave birth t¢ a baby boy and had a mucheasicr time as I took the Vegetable Compound for four monthsbefcre babycame. On getting upI had no pains like I had before, and no dizziness, and in two weel:s felt about as well as ever.”’—M' | THomAS WILKINSON, 363 Cc | bia Strect, Fall River, 1 | ‘the next | helieved j gatherings LEGION T0 HOLD EXERCISES HERE FOR MEN KILLED| French Testimonials Will Be Given Nex4 of Kin of Soldier Dead HELD AT THE The program for the exer day at the auditorium at wh the French memorial testimonials will he d buted to the next of kin of who died in France diiring has beet arranged, ‘The I" sos WIL be held under the jur- isdiction of the Bismarck post of the American legion and will be to exercises held by legion posts over the country on that day. The exercises will pe open to the public apd special invitations will be extended tothe members of soldiers’ families to attend. A portion of. the auditorium will be reserved ex@ustve- ly fow those who ate to receive the i which the French goy- soldiers 2 arranged to distribute to kin fallen of through the y: Members of th attend the servic mark of respect of soldiers t n uniform asa to their fallen com- No Whose honor the memoriai are planned. PAGEA r exer The feature of te program hesides tho principal address) which will be delivered by the Rey. 1 Who i turn} gives the testimo to “Columbi Alsace-Lorraine will be fifeluded in the foand a soldier of the AL EL P MW, Roan will be *Colmbii hel Nichols will he * re” Harold Semling will be the Abigail Roan, will ‘e-Lorraine, ches: which will hé followed Z H. Russ, Jr, commande of the Bismarck post of the legion, who will explain the, purposes of the memor exercises, Re G., H. Quigley will then reel a selection from the Scriptures and Rev. H.C. Postlethwaite will offe . Ss m will give a pi- * by Edgar Bar- vas dedicated to Scotch — regiment which w: ted in Flander Mrs, Fre . Conklin, state chair- man of the women’s committee of the National Council of Defense, will read Edwin Markhams poem “france — in Battle Flame.” Mrs. M. ©, Schoel- kopt will sing “The icans Come.” Selections hy the orchestra will fellow after which the pageant will be given. The exercises will be brought to a close hy the singing of the “Marseil- Tnise’ nd the "Si Spangled Ban: ner. nd the benediction hy Father Hiltner, 2 The ‘Thursday Musical clab under the direction of Mis. A. Jacobson will have charge of the musical num- hers. HIRAM JOHNSON REPUDIATES JOB BRINTO ano solo katt: which the meme aur HELP (Continued from Puge One) will speak in) Minot, Grand Forks. Bismarck and . , WILCOS WIRES JONNSON ators Joh Ker Wilcox said: y owas absolutely no convention vestesday liance between on last night, charge that 1 ton, MeCum) McKenzie and your: self. A Copy lotter to have been written by ton to William) Lemke. Tt stated that McKenzie and McCumber were for General Wood. Brinton alse plainly showed in his letter that he it would be a clever trick for him to file as 4 supporter of re publicanism as outlined hy Hiram W. Johygon, phe char the Me tt the Brinton element in N tisan league is supporting fhe Johnson forces in’ thi have absolutely, refused to Alliance with any politieal Your supporters hay that your great strength The national cam, affair, while the mdueted hoss. on nove progre s ro solidly behind you. the Lowden and Weod leade: At the ition Tuesday admitted before ithering convened that you would sy winner at the primar onally, Loam one of Brinton’s pst enemies in North Dakota and haye no use for his tactics.” WOOD ALSO FIL Johnsen is not alone ii) ignoring the requests of Tues convention which has been considered a Lowden Leonard Wood's first no- minating petitions, enclosed in a plain enyelop bearing a De Take post- reached the secretary of state’s yesterda The petition con- tained but 10% gnatu some 400 Jess than required to win a place for Wood on the primary ballot. and Sec cretary of State Hall anne ed that it could ont he decepted in its present form, North Both Ss For Colds, Grip or Influenza and as a Preventative, take LAXA- TIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets. Look for FE. W, GROVE'S s fure on the hox. 306. -KINDLING WOOD “{3 fo proceed to the cleetion of eflicers. DOUBLE BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR “Danderine” creates mass of thick, gleamy waves In a few moments you can transform your ‘plain, dull, flat hair. You can have it abundant, soft, glossy and full of life. Just get at any drug or toilet counter a small bottle of “Danderine” for a few cents. Then moisten a soft cloth with the “Danderine” and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. Instantly. yes, immediately, you have doubled the beauty of your hair. It will be a mass, so soft, lustrous and so easy to do up. All dust, dirt and excess oil is removed. Let Danderine put more life, color, vigor, and brightness in your hair. This stintulating tonic will; freshen your scalp, check dandruff and falling bair and help your hair to grow long, thick strong and beautiful. i” 7 REPUBLICAN MEMBERS TO BE NAMED ON BOARD (Continued from page one) central committee were now temporar ily ont of North Dhkota. The conyen- tion’s authorization, Mr, Twichel) consisted of resolutions of reorg tion adopted. ‘These resolutions de- clared) yacant the positions om the state central commit held by “men opopsed to Republicanism” ynd direct ed the committee to make appoint ments to fill the» vacnne provided also that the members of the central committee he constituted a executive Committee for the congres- sional campaign and instructed them Lidl, fo ; OFFICERS NOT ELEC Mr. Twichell said of the committee had not heen elected but would be selected shortly from the 12 members. retained. The retained members named dy him, in addition were as follows from indicated: — Judge B. PF. wd William Plath, both of ‘TED oti for the North Da SAFETY D. W. GRIFFITH'S “Brok 7 own little world into a real, fairyland of #ELTINGE Evenings ‘BEAUTY SUPERB CREATION en Blossom From a Story by Thomas Burke in years. flowers and Oriental splendor. tonight—Amid the teasing charm of in- cense, your troubles forgotten, you can tonight—You can enjoy the inystie throb of foreign souls; the flame, the fright, ii.: glory of wondr drift away on a tide of enchantment such as you never have known before. tonight—You can enjoy that greatest hap- piness, the happiness that comes through tears that wash away, your own worries by giving you a view of the sweet, imag- inary sorrows of other: standing as you s it enthralled before the tonight—You New York Tri miss it!” tonight—You may enjoy D. W. Gr. fascinating Chinese Blossoms,” at GOOD VENTILATION endorsement and — dechar any one candidate resolutions suggesti Wood, Lowden, Hardi s party leaders, Lei red though neg ny, Ade by botit kota primary March | sixtecnthe mentioned no one candidate the | delegation fo the national convention would be uninstructed, while the first fook no action on filings and did not endorse adopting port f others” the first convention claimed the lion of the national committee, Caks county; Joseph Lee, Pembina. |. i BT AWE See ORIG 4 ing to informa} statements, qe Hed coat Heston eno Nation! Committeeman Cinder OF Forks: Robert Hugh and W. S. Por | 800 of Grafton was nominated - Ei OC NESTA meetings fog re-election and in man, both of Richland; 0. M. Heath. Ward; 8. J. el, Morton, and Wili- iam W. Beche, Sta Appeintment of ¢ snid, would bring the 37 new members, he mimittee up to eases the same men yw national convention delegates or alter. + wes, Mr night for War left after spendi Twichell I rk several cleeted for last | i the day y state Repub- He said no appoint-|my only hope of cure was an operation, a strength ef 49 corresponding to the | Humber of legislative distriet in the | it conference wit ott ae ments ad yet heen made following the ONLY “INEFFICTENT? Relative to the relation’ of Town- loy’s convention with a suite Republi- can convention held here January 28, Mr. ‘Twichel) and leaders of the second meeting did not regards the other “irregular or illegal” bute rather “ineflicient. Explaining, he said whereas the party procedure cited for SELCC congre large, the Jann many as fonr from one district and | tes at large, of Tuesda sof the watic com Wo that Judge who signed et and four at 's gath ‘Spalding, one of the the eal): fey her of the advisory’ committee o: airman Will f convention's action ganization but that a number of ree- ommendations ation, OUTH relative were under ¢ fo reor consider AKOTA PRESS GANG IN CONVENTION Huron, $. Dl Feb, ms amd political meeting named as | Preble! probably ‘ of discussion at the animal mid-win ter meeting of the South Dakoty " y the convention, is a mem- | den, of Minois, “| for presidential will be the leading riation which gat under Goyernor a republ jomorrow, fre, commi f. George A, had heen previously informed of ore withering and knew of the} of the dep rtment of jour plans foy it. {South Dakota Stile college Political ob noted among | W. Kei of Northern “Norn prineips nees in the actions of We ahaa He speak oa Sty yautherings that the see} whe will “hulk: sh relude ha Ate Schlosser, of We ton ond adop lutions urging dential candidacs not to file pet rank aL candidate nomination, is to de- and Paw pha Press this afternoon and will contimwe through tomorrow, Low: joer ¢ tarriy H i mal are Corse: Springs: Paul Dutcher, Brookings: W. C. Tusk, 34ND OUT JUST WHAT CAUSES YOUR RHEUMATISM | ‘hea You Will Be Able to Treat} it dntelligently. ia The medical p ession has not)ar a yet fuily determined all of the, sce causes of Rheamatism, though they are pretty well sgreed on two points. . k 4 " The first is, that the disease is) more than a mere local trouble,| that the pangs of pain come fron:| a source that is far below the sur- face, and therefore it is not -rea. sofiable to any rational re lief from a treatment that is locaily ‘applied and reaches only the sur- face. . When you realize th@ logic of eve this il see that you ing your time; good tha ther treatmen and it you sre expecting} S. S. S. ficial in Rhew any, perni t relief from th of liniment: ther cally applied treatment, which can only reach the surface, and have no effect whatever upon the origin of your trouble. Any disease should be treated at its source, causes as much suffering as Rhey- matism. The only treatment worth while is one that will show pro- gress toward getting at the source of the disease, and freeing the victim from its shackles. blo cat for sale at The Tribune office. The other point that tl cal profession has agree that some forms ©: be. In fact, you can use 1 by the gallon and never hope to reach the cause of your trouble. So many people have found rea’ permanent relief from their Rheu- matism by the use o its use is j e| tisin beca od matism. has accomplished in is proof of its great merit. S. | especially one that} has been on the market for mor, than fifty years anfl is sold by ai drucgists. ut medical formation jtreatment of you he medi-/ which no charge is ma d upon, is| Chief Medical Adviser, 11 { Rheumatism! Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia. lood, which multipl routed from the blood, you can how futile local treatment will ed in nly if you case. sm is duc to a germ in t blood, as so many thousands sf cases are, you should lose no in beginning the use of S. because you can rely upon this cold blood remedy to do you more it is such a thoro It dleanses medi The wonderful result wri invited to for are department 1 ful and advice about your own casc, de. Ad i t S. 5. other cas caused by a tiny disease germ the 2 the miilion, and until these by ms thab ime fine ma- ugh the Llood of all impurities, and eradi- the germs which cause Rheu- s it ims the for fy 1 \ Yankton and Irwin D, Aldrich, of Bi Stone, president of the association, f paper costs, subscription rates, advertising, and a proposed — state bureau are among the subjects rh the editors will discuss, MONTANA FISH GOING Feb, 19. ishing | in peril, according to State me and Fish Warden J. L DeHart, and something must be done to protect the streams or this state will cenSe to be an angler's paradise. Three dry summers killed millions Cured His RUPTURE I was badly ruptured “while lifting a | jtrunk several years ago. Doctors seid ‘Trusses did me no good, Finally J got hold of something that quickly and com. e Years have turned, Kk as a ¢ pletely cured and the ruptul though I ¢ pentey, The eration, no losi tire, ho trouble. I have nothing toy sell, but will give fuil Information about how you may find a complete cure without dperation, if you write. to me, Eugene M. Pullen, Carpenter, 189! Marcellus Avenue, Manasquan, N. J. Better cut out this notice and show it ‘to any others who ire ruptured—you may save .a life ‘or at least’ stop the misery of rupture and the worry and danger of an opera- me, i was no opel Matinee 20c tonighi! tonight—You can be lifted out of your greatest art sensation Bismarck has had “We wanted to rush up to every one we met and cry, “Don’t miss it! - TON(GHT. 25c = Chtildren 15c Children i0c COMFORT yw 93 S \ 022200 RRR R GS ‘Ous Scenes, can understand what the bine meunt when it su.?: Ob, don’t o™ mance, “B: the Eitinge Theatre. “REAL Musto p| fish in stuili streams nud § and dynamitin: have done '-eir part. Mr. Defart aunounces that all legal restricti. wilt be viyurously enforced and iiac deputy rie wire dens will ¢xe,ciso untisucl this summer. vieflance ——=—<—= MAN'S | BEST AGE A man is as cld as his organs; he’ can be as vigorous ard healthy‘at 70 as et 35 if he aids his organs in performing their junctions. Keep your vital organs healthy with GCLO MEDAL ‘The woild’s stendard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acic troutios since 1696; corrects Gwuorders; stir uletes viisl organs. All druggisis, three sizes. Leok for ees Gold Medal on eve.y vos ton. | what a fix to be | BILLIE THE MISLEADING WIDOW “YES, my dear, he was under her bed! shocking costume! horrible, my dear! tarred and feath from our midst! And can you imagine he came out! The very idea! . How can such He said that—— '” a thing be true! You'll be glad you came to sec “The Mis- Good? leading Widow.” |ELTINGE | opt me imita' ay 14! o—s BURKE right In the most On, it wes She should be. ered and driven what HE aid when We'll say so! TOMORROW —and — SATURDAY a

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