The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 11, 1920, Page 6

BISMARCK DAILY. TRIBUN in use for over thirty years, borae the signature of Yea and has 2 tinder his per. Alida. sonal supervici a Bince its isfancy. g Allow no o2g ¢ you ia this. 41 Counterfei:s, Initations and —“ Good? are bet Experiments that trile with. and ae t beni of infants and Childrea—Experience againgr ment What is CASTORIA. Castoria is a harmless substitute for Caster O:f, Parexorie, Drops aud Soothing Syrups. It is Fizasont. ucither Opium, Morphine nor‘ other ndrestic substance, “Its uge is its guarantee. For more than thirty. veas it. bas been in constant use for the relief of Constipativa, vatulency, Wind Colic ana Diarrhoea}; allaying Feverishness: erisinu therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach ans isoweis, ails the assimilation of Food; giving healthy atid uptura rlec., The Kina You Have Always Bought, and which fas deen it coatains. | | | Conuadittees | culty in | “FINE. PRO uppreciatio: of busy. i warck for | || City Band. | |. for our cit, we deste CAPACITY HOUSE FOR ELKS’ BAND | CONCERT FRIDAY paign in the iuterest of the Elks Tt went over with a lau, an 5 P) hot only a adequate | fuuds 1) availa but, the cheerful. ree li sspons s made absolutely sura® | {} oa permanent: band organization. + Se Have ‘Little vitti: Disposing of all Seats GRAM PREPARED 1 tO ight feams ; usiness: mon of Bis: | their whirlwind cam: \ iv to also express our Tae Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAY: “ Bears the Signature’ of In Use For Over 30. Years The Kind You Have Always Bought. ; TH@ CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW Yoan CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA LOOKS FOR SMALL VOTE IN PRESIDENTIAL BOUT Vierre 8.1. March 11.—Politicians of both parties are predicting that the presidential ind@rsement yote uz the March primary may be small, be- in the local causevof Ta primary conte: cities and in some counties, each party has put up only one slate ‘and unless other Jack Dempsey This coming Friday and Saturday at the candidates’ file for independent upon, under the Richards law. + Campaign managers fur Republicay presidential candidates have been de- voting considerable energy to an at primary urged that ‘the party ‘withhold indorse- ment of any ‘particular 9. candidates | until national sentiment: “can be wor} Major. Genera) Wood was formatly indorsed, however, clearly discerned.” New under construction it the delightful city T and having many novel an: the Comfort and Enjoyment concrete fireproof constructi of Minneapolis. HE new CURTIS will be a'spacious, metropolitan A eee lendidly complcte in its appointments, , d unusual features to insure t of its Guests. | Reinforced 10h. Will have 600 single and double: rooms with private baths—many attractive Suite s--a commodious ahd inviting Lobby--public and private Dining Rooms--and exceilent facilities for Dancing, Musi diversions. ic, Parties, and other social Moderate rates. Ready for guests in the near future— write for our descriptive Booklet: CurRTis HOTEL COMPANY \ Third to Fourth ‘Ave. S. on Tenth St. Marquis Is the Best Variety | - Red’ Fife Next; Then’ Bluestem; Velvet Chaff Lacks Limited Minneapolis, Bread Gluten; Durum Has a Durum. Should Not Be Sown Under Any Circumstances Wheat Diseases. ‘==: are asked to cooperate with: will treat his wheat and drive these diseases out of the neigh! barberry bush which Treatinent Bar we cen Cicitnate the in- dorsement, the slates need not be voted tempt to bring voters to the pols. When the Republican convention was held here December 2, minority leaders carries the spores in appreciation of the effective pub- eity given the campaign by. the. Bismarck Tritume, uh The band otgantzation on “its: j own ‘behalf. hope to. show their,” appreciation in’ a salistantfal manner by furnishing the city || with the ee possible music, dur: ; ing th "The s Fehdig Support given as- sures. te the Capltal City a per- mA@vent baud. organization, Bismarck € “ounmnerela) Club, Geo. M. Keniston, Secretary. “| B. P. O48, No. 1199, i { J.-P. ‘Quell, { | Exalsed Ruler, | Through the activities of committees selling tickets fot-the Elks’ baud con- cert Friday night at the auditorium, this” popular organization “will be greeted’ with; a” capac house wien. under the direction of Spencer Boise. it’ plays. its first number on. the. pro- gram. Practically every’ person solicited |. yesterday purchased tickets not. only to hear. this splendid band, but alse jto show by their presence that they rewember the innumerable “occasions when tht=Blks’ vand..contributed its service whenever -a parade, imprompty concert,” or entertainment toek place in’ the eity. , ny *COMMITTE) ‘The teats’ which ‘covered the city i yesterday were as: follows: ASW, Lucas and Raymond Bergeson, Harry J. Duemeéland and’ Prank Grambs. Car Pederson and-B. V. Lahr, William Harris anid Guy Fhompsen, Eenry T. Murpby and L. K. ‘Thompson, Jo2 Breslow and F.. A.“Copelin, Al Rosen and ‘Harry Barton, Obert’ Olson’ aud Thomas Hall, William Kraft. J.P. Sell. exalted ruler of the lodge. and: George Keniston,- secretary. of tommercial clnb had cliarge of the yesterday and hoth men extended the: thanks, of .thelr organizations for the‘splendid. muinér in which the com- nultfees canvasked the city ‘and: to! those’ who pivthase ickets¢ for: the Support | they hereb; nder the wand. PROGRAM The program for the ; concert. ‘in- cludes many of the most popular Dane’ pieces" iid shows .rare judgment ou’ Mrs. Florence Pierron Scheffer , and Henry Halvorson will be the solojsts. Miss Genevieve Menard’ will be. the accompanist, Tht program. not in- cluding encor ts follows: March—Collo ‘of Columbia ... ++. Alexauder Overture ora. + Belliui Tenor Solo—Little Grey Home, in the West +e. Lobe (Heury Halvorson enevieve e Menard, Accompanist) (a) - Moonlight on: the Nile King} . King *primt (6) A Nightpin June Selection—Sometime . orning ~ ‘ eenvour Eyes tk At eet Market, Red are preventable disedees. smut and wheat scab druggist has on hand a plentifal supply of formaldehyde neighbors we the the part 6f Mr. Boise, the director. | ~; for teams tu drive across. purpose. INTERMISS¥O) March—Lakesonian . Concert Waltzes—-Wedding pf the Winds ... Hall Soprano solo—Srs, Florence Pierroa Scheffer. (a) Thou .Hast. Bewitched . Me Beloved Coleridge-Taylor (vb) T hear a rush at Eve 2 Be > Cadwan « MacFaden (Genev' ieve Menard, Accompanist) _ Selection—Princess of India .... King March—Rocked in the €ra the Deep “ELIZA ‘ACT’ ACROSS STRAITS OF MACKINAC NOT DUE TO ENCORE ip St. Ienaee, Mich... March 41.—Trav- elers who’ fereformed the “Eliza act,” actoss the: Straits of Mackinie this ‘winter, “grill .not. liaye | to. repeat the performunee this whiter,-it is’ hoped. The ee wee of the ferry souares has sae séveray: weekx Uo tetris oper: sted from. Mackinaw. City to St. Iz- nace. Railrond). travel Between the two péultisulas “ of. Michig&y' 18 con- nected) by: the: ferry route Mertes the Straits." Whemthe ferry. men struck, there was'.no alternative for travelers who wanted 13 ‘proceed via the direci route, but to, walk, A few hours after the ice breakers quit runing: the Straits became frozen over bat the broken lee made progress extremelw difficult and somewhat dav- serousé’.. After seyeral ‘days of zero weather, the-ice became stroug enoush Hundreds of persons made tie dangerous cross- ing. y 7 HUDS@N. BAY DOG DRBY TOYSTART NEXT. TUESDAY The Pas, Man., March 11—The 1920) H. B. Dog Derby will be Started at 10:30. p.:m. ,on- Tuesday. March 18. with a searchlight and. huge. bondfire lighting up the trail on the: banks of the Saskatchewan, 3 A field of tewnty-one entries is look ed for, comprisiig the’ finest bteed uf Huskies. obtainable in the north. It is a no-stop race of 100 miles, and the various teams_are: being” trained | to sprint. from the start. The trails are reported’ to be heavy. Nature empha; make Karo Candy at !:ome. its purity makes it best.for. children. There is an every day use for Blue Label Karo. From breakfast ‘z —on pancakes or waffles—to dinner for froking and baking. JJNSTEAD of worrying about land paying high a ae for store cantly: It is easy to make, costs but little and In. children especially sizes her demand for sweets. We all need:a “good percentage of sweets each day. ; “o. This i is the reason for the unusual present demand for f Blue Label Karo—the- ‘Groat American ‘Sweet. for every THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 19% _ Jams, Jellies, Preserves are Too High —Blue Label Karo Solves the ‘Sweet’? Problem at at » Less Less Cost. Important to Large Families. HE. mother of ‘a large family cannot help being worried oyer the extremely high. prices of jams, jellies, preserves—-and candy. 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