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PAGE SEVEN __ 1918, shall bring:an action to'recover| \ ry 3 the same within sixty days after the| Judge Makes BISMARCK DAILY’ TRIBUNE DOINGS OF THE DUFFS If Tom, Is: Wise, He'll Say No More. About It REAL ESTATE .- BY ALLMAN fs WANT COLUMN | ® : |. MELP’ WANTED—MALE LEARN Actual ‘auto ssepair, Vulcaniz- ing Loa Angeles Y, » C. A, Auto Bchool, b= imu, _ 145642 the following: 5 rooms und bath, 7th street, * $1700.00 cash ay (mmedii $4200.00 THe a || SaV.IF You CALL FOR MY PUGS | HELLO, GENERAL CLEANING CO’ H Te DexreR WALL PAPER CoP How SOON CAN You SEND A TomoReow MAN OUT To.PAPER THREE Room NoviGer THEM r NS TIME! fl infliction of such damages has refer- | ence to an action wherein the plain- 1 tiff had seized, and seeks to impress j the claim for damages as a lien against the offending animals, Efroneous Prediction ‘Regarding Lawyer- “About’ one clean’ shirt is all. I WE! AME ee Mall We are Snort OF MEN AND T ag) AH RROBAGIN WouLO BE FOUR WEEKS ee WECAN DO PFC nine For You | We al ‘ad WANTED—Male stenographer. Apply -Btacy Fruit Co * i hove f WANTED —Porter at Suiiset Barber Shop. 5-19-1wk session) 5 rooms and -bath, Broadway, $1500.00 cash $3800100 (immediate possession) 5 rooms and buth, 10th street 2. Where the offending animals} thought he would ever wear. ‘He had have not been, restrained, where no| fallen away to a-mere shadow; was attempt has been made or is made by! as yellow as saffron and often doubled the party injured to obtain the bene- | up with pain. Doctors eontinually gave ‘ fit of the lien upon trespassing ani-; him morphine and‘ were about to oper- mals afforded by ‘Chapter 45 of the| ate for gall stones. Mayr’s Wonderful Code of Civil Procedure, and where| Remedy quickly restored him to per- the lands trespassed| upon were not; fect health again.” It is a simple, w.thin tho limits of a stock district; harmless, preparation that. removes To eM FoR THREE g IEEKS AND IT: WILL TAKE THO!) $2000.09 8 rooms and $2000.40. mn 7-rooms and bath, $1800.00 ..6.. (Immediate post 6 rooms and bath, 6th"stree ___ HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED—Girl, or woman - for general housework, Small house. “See Mrs. G, 'D, Mann at, Bismarck’ ‘Tribune of- fice; Main and 21d 8! 000.00 ...., + Umme 8 rooms and bath, reet, $1000.00... a4 $4690.00 7 rooms and bath, 5th street, $2000.00 eee eee eee eee $8500.00 F. E. YOUNG \ REAL ‘ESTATE COMPANY First National Bank Building Phone 78R WANTED--A good clean housekeepe widower with children on small farm. State wages. Write or see Sigur __Colehi 5-19. WANTED— or woman tor general poureiork. Mrs, C. W. MeGray, 61% e \ WANTED—Girl or middie aged woman to. keep house, three in family. Phone S34L-after 6 p.m. _ 520-2 WANTED—Girl for “general housework, ood -wages. Mrs. Sam Clark, 3 v's A. ew eens ——oo class condition, Call 611. 4th yh 1200. 29-3t ¢ WANTED—Maid for general hous Apply Mrs, A. W. Lucas, 48 Ave. A Ot w WANTEDL Maid for general house work, two jp family. Call 36 Ave. A, 18- Or DM seen WANTED 10 [RENT want vo rent a modern 5 or 6 room house. at once if possible Phone 22: _ POSITIONS. WANTE ic ected with the Prices. reas Call jant,. alO stérage battery expert. rite No.) 67,. Tribune. G-15-100 POS\TION.. WANTED--By a young man as..bookkeeper; or, clerical work ,bave of” experience. Write ‘No; 72 ¢: anteed. 659) ae Wp he ae FOR SALEXCapital Coffee House. Goce business: Reason for selling, small child- ren Apply € ital Coffee House, Main. St. : 5-19-1wk FOR SALR—Almost new Majestic range, big bargain if taken at once. Apply. F, As Knowles af the Jewe For desk, Phone 871X. FOR. SALE—Plano, sideboard aid two chairs, Call 515 Sixt evenings or Saturday. at nable. A, a) jtuation as housek rin bachelor or. widower family without children, good. clean woman in ‘town or _on farth, Weité No.-73 Tribune. 5-21-3 A..SCHOOL TEACHER ‘seeks ‘an-intelli- gent ‘position fi summer montha. Good ' referen _bune. = Obie Aone iee POSITION WANTED—By girl at soda fou axas salesgirl in store 5 “14th Si post i FOR SAL Macro. § Soom :houke, In- cluding ‘bed ences east: front, an * nice: lot,’ for $3250, on terms; 6 Poom partly’.modern house, including-.2 bed rooms, fine lot, close in for $2500; 6 room, modern bi low; east front, for $4000:" 6 -Yoom - modern house including 2 bed rooms, well-situated, close in, in fine condition, for. .$3700; 7; room mod- ern house, Including 3 ‘bed rooms, close in, east: front, fine. trees, for $3800," room: mogern’ house Apeluding 6 bed rooms, close in, om. good terms;'7 room artly. modern. house, east front,. for 2900,-on térms; partly modern 5 house, close in, good lot, for $1800; fine: 6 room bungalow, entirely..modern, near schools, and desirable; and 7 room mou- ern house including 3 bed rooms, east irony near school, for $4000, » ferme FOR SALE—Cheap, If taken at ance, eight-room house with -full basement. This is a real bargain.’ Call 616-X Lit—Refrigerator and firel good condition. large buffet. ON. 1-: on, _S. 2t kinds call at 5-18-1wk 409 15th St. Notice of School Elec- ae! OobeaT (Special District—Annual Election) erpby given, that on the June, beihg June 1st, will be held MW 9 ithe , Special, School istrict .of. Bismarck, D,, No. 1, County of Burigigh, State of North Da- Kota for the pu e of electing the following members of the Board of Education: : Two Members to serve for a term of three years, and one Member to Serve a term of two years for the city of Bismarck, N. D.-. The polis will be opened ‘at 9 o'clock a. m, and closed at.4 o'clock p. m. of that day. Dated Bismarck, N. D., this 18tn day of May, 1920, By order of the Board of Education. F Richard Penwarden, Clerk. PITT SE A ‘ \ hereby announce myself a -candi- date for Member of the Board of Edu- cation of Bismarck Special School District No. 1, at the annual election Tuesday June ist, 1920. A. P. Lenhart. x s iS a Var = 3 = eRe 5 PE Asie ESA ie Ae I rt ac aa cE lh A SE i aE Sh EET YS SEs na SE ee LOST AND FOUND OTS in Governor Pierce addition. Price 100.00..each, Easy terms. Write for particulars. Paul Pierce, 461 Fourth Ave., New York, N. Y. 5-20-38 ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—In modern heme, down- stairs, larne, light, well furnished front room fitted up as sitting m, private entrance, suitable for, two; also smaller room with largé closet for one or: two, Home privileges. Phone 354K ; or call afternoons or evenings at 415 8th BE FOR RENT: Room over Knowles jew- . elry’Store. Apply to F.'A. Hones: ‘ ‘5-17-t£. FOR RENT—7 room house with bath; close-in, ;Phone 905, mornings,and_even- ings nee eee nnhnp ite ae Ba 2O-3t FOR RENT—Furnished room in modern home. M1320 Mandan Ave. .PI 3981 esse PER SCS STD: FOR RENT—All_ modern room. 522 2nd St:, Phone, 288. 4 FOR ‘RENT—Eurnished room. _‘Inguite =at 214 bth St. é 5-15-1wk in A SN nn clan a An 2 \ hereby announce myself a cand date for Member of the Board of Ed cation of-Btsnvarck Special Mchool Di trict No. 1, at the annual election, Tuesday, June 1st, 1920, 5-18-12t, G. L. Burton. hereby announce myself a cand!- dato for Member of the Board of Edu- _WELL,CAN You Send A } PAINTER OUT THEA | WANT To GeT MY KITCHEN AND COULDN'T Du TT INSIDE OF A MONTH ANO WOULDN'T. i Slavery Was the Big Issue in “4860 and Senator Seward of New York Had Big Lead Over “Rail Splitter” in First Few Ballots Chicago, May 21.—The convening of the republicans in ‘Chicago, June 6 to nominate a candidate for -presi- dent recalls afresh at this time the republi nconvention opening here 69 years ago, which nominated Abra ham Lincoln. ‘This was the second national republican convention and the first (of .the. many. which .havve since been held in Chicago. i The convention assembled on May 16, 1860, and: Lincoln was Horhinated | on May 19, the third and last: day. After his election feeling aroused by the. glavery issue ran. quickly into civil war. Relics of the campaign of 1860, in- cludine“the dit “painting” of *the™"rdil splitter”, ‘are| preserved ‘by the Chi- cago Historical society. B. E. Wood, field’ secretary of, the society, has just prepared what he regards as. the most complete account of the events of the convention 4f:60 years ago. In this { characterizes that night as a tumul u 1S Tis. THE ELITE: EmMPLovMeNtr AGENCY BW Would MIKE TO), ENGAG® A RELIAGLE. WOMAN TO ELL, WHEN ARE: Yav Gone TO (Section 2618-2626, C. L: 1913), an ac- tion to recover damage occasioned by trespassing animals, is controlled by Section (375 (Subdv. 3- C..L, 1913, and may. be maintained at any tiine within six years after the cause of action accrued. , From a judgment of the aetrict court of Logan county, Allen, J. Judge, defendant .appeals. y Affirmed. Opinion, of the court. by Christian- son, Ch. J. Arthur 'B. Atkins of Napoleon, and Scott. ‘Cameron of Linton, attorneys for appellant. Millcr, Zuger & Tillotson, of Bis- No Ch ANG e, COMING REPUBLICAN CONVENTION | tdieotn jumped to close quarters with "AT CHICAGO RECALLS TIME WHEN _| sto» ‘ ABRAHAM LINCOLN WAS SELECTED |" The taking of the third ballot | showing Lincoln going strongly to the Lincoln Named 2 As the figures were being compiled, in hearing delegate contests, this con-! D. K. Cartter of ‘Cleveland, 0., count- vention of 60 years ago offers some-; ing ‘them up for himself, found that thing novel. There were no con-; Lincoln needed only a few votes’ to tested delegates. There were, how-| win. The tabulation in fact at that ever, some “contesting” states.| moment was 231% for Lincoln and 139 : Whether to ad:fiit Maryland, Virginia, ; for Seward, with 233 necessary for the Kentucky and Texas was -a question nomination. Instantly Cartter was on that occupied niost of the first day. his feet to announce the transfer of and was still undecided when adjourn-| four Ohia votes from Chase (p Lin- ment came for, the next day, ~ | coln, Were First Used The convention quickly broke into a The next day the convention’ decid: |-scene of.enthusiasm with few parallels ed to admit the “border states,” The in the long list of American political platform committee then brought in! conventions. Further votes were its report. It was amended to inelnde| changed to bring Lincoln's total to a reassertion of the “self evident 354. The nomination was then made truths”, of the constitution. At ad-| unanimous. journment little “remained beyond, choosing the candidate ,and Mr. Wor f SUPREME COURT | ere D sate En SSN Tg From Logan County. Joseph Schneider, plaintiff and re- spondent, vs. Joseph Marquart ‘Sr., de- fendant and appellant. Syllabus: 3 In an action to recover damages oc- casioned by defendant’s cattle, horses How ‘Lincoln came into the nomina-| and swine upon plaintiff's premises Hon is now for many’a familiar story.! inthe fall of 1918 and destroying cer- Seward led on the, first ballot 173%! tain grain in stack, it is held: with Lincoln next; best at 102, and 233 1.. The provision in Section 8500, ous one filled with band music and i processions until almost day. Enthus- iasm for Seward,’ well worked up in his behalf, was at, high tide. Greeley telegraphed his paper that Seward’s nomination appeared certain. Inciden- tally, remarks Mr.: Wood, this conven- on was the first.at which the tele- graph was employed. FAVORITE ARTISTS APPEAR IN RAPID FIRE COMEDY HIT Those fashion-plate favorites, Fan- chon and Marco, the peerless terp- sichorean artists and stars of the re- view which held forth in San Fran- cisco for twenty capacity weeks, will be seen in this frothy confection at the Auditorium Wednesday night, May 26, coming here direct from their Twin (City success, The revue is ideal entertainment of i It makes no claims to a plot, it is a merry hodge-podge of comedy, music, “pep” and’ girls. The spirit of the entertainment is express- ed in its title, and there is not a dull moment from the rise of the curtain to its fina] fall. Comedy scenes of the most uproar- ious sort follow the brightest of vaudeville turns; dancing is inter- spersed throughout the entire even- ing’s entertainment, and one novelty follows another with almost breath- less rapidity. COURT PREVENTS RAILROAD FROM BEING RIPPED UP Grand Forks, N. D., May 21.—-Issu- ance of an injunction by Judge W. J. Kneeshaw of.the Pembina county district court prevented the extinc-; i tion of the Northern Dakota railway, a line 21 miles in length extending ftom” Edinburgh to Concrete, iN. D. $35,000 by A. Guthrie and company, contractors of Minneapolis, at a mortgage foreclosure sale held’ last briday at Concreté, the northern’ terminus. The purchasers then sent a crew of men to commence removal of the rails and ties. The road owns no rolling stéck, having been oper- ated’ With Great Northern equip- ment. Residents of Edinburgh, Gardar, Mountain and (Concrete, the four towns served ‘by, the line, learned what was in progress and sent an attorney to Pembina, 50 miles away, y automobile and a temporary in- the catarrhal mucus from the intestin.._ al tract and allays the inflammation ~ which Gauses practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, includ- ing appendicitis. One dose will con- vince or money refunded. 5 CROP SUMMARY |. URES AL oe Minneapolis, May 21.—The seventh weekly, crop report of the Van Duseit Harrington company of this city just issued. It is as follows: After a late start the crops in the aan POSITION WANTED.as_ Operator or} ——= =) BATH Room Paiwreo! HELP ME WITH Some RoupEecLeau marek, and Geo. M. McKenna, of Lin-| northwest apparently are making fe man -f. igh a VANTED—Plai id tancy sewing, tail- A Ss we ( x e eadway. The “year ace ene ie eee Sightings eine: and Hand. worl spatiatactiom gua HOW, MUCH DO You CHa ton, attorneys for respondent. good headway. ‘The cool weather during the past week has been ideal for stooling. Wheat in places is from four to five inches high, and has a good stand and’ color. Some wheat seeding remains to bi finished in Montana and the northern tier of counties’ in North Dakota ‘Owing, to the lateness of the season, and the scarcity of help in. western North Dakota ,and eastern Montana, the wheat acreage there will probably show a greater decrease than at first estimated. At the present time in- dications point to a reduction in the wheat acrage of about 25 per cent un- der last season for the four north- western states. A large. percentage of this land, however, will go into other. grains. Ground Moist Coarse grain seeding is all finished in the southern partof the territory, and is now in progress in the north- ern part. The condition of the ground is very favorable as there is plenty of moisture. In+South Dakota, east and west. of Pierre, there were several disastrous cloud’ bursts last week. Some of the railroad tracks were, washed away, and many. streams in that locality over-flowed their banks, causing con- siderable damage in several towns and on, numerous farms. In western ‘North Dakota and east- ern Montana there appears to be an unequal distribution of flax seed. At ome, points they are short, as they did not save enough. for local require- ments, while at other places the elev- ators have a small surplus. The higa cost of flax seed'.in this territory is also having some effect on the acreage, as many, farmers cannot af- ; ford it. The property was purchased for! WONDERFUL BUNGALOW - BARGAIN Great little 5-room bung- alow with all improve- Bs u cessary for choice.. A few more} C. L. 1913, to the effect that a party, ments, bath; range, toilet, | FOR PENT Aimodorn coca. Satasae cation of Bismarck Special School Dis-| he calls, attention to Addison G, Proc-: votes came to Seward on the second | claiming damages under Chapter 45 eee eens aie puree aa bageinerit facieel ‘lose iOOMS for rent, 622 and St _5-21-1wk | ttict ‘No. 1, at. the annual election, | tor, of Ann. Arbor, Mich. who, Mr. | ballot bringing his total to 184%, while| of the Code of Civil Procedure, C. L.| and served Tucsd ara ase , - —— | Tuesday, June t8t, 1920, to compiet®| Wood believes, is the only surviving The road Fines in 190° tricity, gas, water, ete. i SALESMAN i unexpired term of Frank Everts, re-| delegate of the convention. he road was built in 1907 and the Bigned, of two years. SALESMAN WANTED For southern 5-18-12t, North, Dakota and Montana territory. Must be firat class grocerman with first class: reference and be a first clase salesman, ‘Unless you ¢an qualify it will be useless to talk or correspond with“us. Ifyou can quallfy. -Michand B Inc., St. Paul, Minn, 5-18-7t MAN to carry side line laces and embroideries North Dakota and South Dakota; excellent opportunity right man with . established trade smaller towns; liberal commission. Fuld, 1149 Broadway, New_York, 5 -20-3t ROOMS WANTED WANTED—Furnished light hgusekeeping rooms or small furnished appattmene. * Couple with no children, Address Box 310, a 5321-2t G. F. Dullam. NOTICE OF CONTEST Department of the Interior United States Land Office Bismarck, North Dakota, May, 8, 1920. To the unknown heirs of Frank Peter- man, (deceased) late of Bismarck, North Dakota, contestee: You are hereby notified that guson, who gives Bismarck, N. Post-office adaré did on Mareh 1920, file In this office his duly corrobor- ated application to contest and secure the cancellation of the homestead Entry No, : Yo, 020007 made on November 26,1918, KF ceased) for lots 1 NW% of section range 79 W. éth pr grounds for’ his contest he alleges that entryman_ never established a residence upon said land; that ‘no cultivation or improvements of any kind has ever been attempted in connection therewith, as re- quired by the homestead law; that the defaults charged were not owing to em- ployment in the military service of the United States at any time. You are, therefore, further notified that the said allegations ‘will:be taken as con- fesded, and your said entry will-be can- celed without further right to be heard, elther before this office or on appeal, if you fall to file in this office within twen- iy days after the FOURTH publication of this notice, as show below, your answer, under oath, specifically responding to these allegations of contest, together with due proof that you have. ‘served a copy of your answer oh the said contestant either in person or by registered mail. You should state. in ybur answer the name of. the- post office to. which you de- sire future notices to be sent to you. . P. BE. BYRNE, Register. Date of first publicaucn, May 20. Date of second publication May 27. Date of third publication June 3. Date of fourth publication June 10. a AUTOMOBILES — MOTORCYCLES FOR SALB—Overland ear 1917 Tiddel 85, 1 player plano, davenport, two ichairs in set, 1 Mbrary table, 1 buffet, kitehen cabinet, two bedroom sets, and other articles, Call 610 8th St. Phone 457K. 5-17-1wk FOR SALE—Studebaker Four, five pas- senger touring car. In first class run- ning order, Price $250 for quick sale. Car can be seen at 411 Sth St). 5-21-1Wk FOR SALE—Ford Roadster, 1919 model, good running condition, good tires. Im- mediate. possession. ‘A.. H. Wood, Grand Pacific Hotel. 5-21-1t USED STUDEBAKER Six to trade for land or city property. Give description ‘and, price in first letter, P. O. Box 372, Bismarck, N.'D. 5-19-3t A VARIETY of second hand cars for - all in good condition. 110 Main St. first door east of Banner House. Panne FOR RENT=The south % of sec. 23- 138-79, Apple Creek twp., 80 acres ‘brok W. H. Ziegel- aes O8-2ewks f J \ BULLETINS “Soll, climate, crops. Immigration uUreaU, Wisconsin Dest, of Agriculture, Capito! om Mads or 1, Madison, W 8-24-60t chairman made a ten-minute anti-| There are fifty men-in the Chicago | B. Lahr, C. W. McGray and G. H.j i : Phone 7: slavery speech. “N extension of| party, who are completing a trade! Rus i] with Cord Tires and shock absorb- Room 15, 1st N: oe ae SMISCELLANEOUR et ¥ fon sais ay slavevry” became an essential. part; extension and investigation tour| ‘The Chicago men will have made a‘ ers. . Phone 672K or write P. O. Z se Bet ional Bank FORT SALE One “complete | three-ofair ohn Bortel of the platform next day. covers the southwest, the! 7.000 mile journey when they reach \| Box 298, Bismarck, N. D. Building white.enameled_ mirror case, 3. Kochs. one-lever hydraulic porcelain: enameled chairs, ‘one. porcelain enameled lav- atory; ore. clock revolving barber pole, almost new. if interested, write me. Lock Box 199, Bismarck, N. D. i * 5-11-1mo FOR ‘SALE—Household “goods, consisting of dining: room table and chairs, large rockers and chairs, sectional book-case, sew! machine,” library table. ,rugs, cot. kitchen uténsils.xcenned goods. etc. Call at Fait No.1,. Pearson Court after 6 p.m on week days and10 a im. on Sundays. Mrs, A. S. Reitan, _5-21-livk R,SALE—Northeast corner of Ave. A, and 2nd Street, 100x150 ft. The finest location” in..the city. for.an apartment or three or four bungalows. $2850, smalk Payment.dogwn and liberat terms. ‘Seé Fred Peterson, G. P.‘‘Hotel. ~ 4-26-tf pe ee HONEY, NO. 10. Pail Fine Alfalfa Sweet Clover Honey delivered to any post office in North Dakota, $2.98; No. 5 pail, $1.54. Cash with order. B. F. Smith, Jr., Fromberg, Mont. 4-23-1mo NORTH DAKOTA No, wilt. proof seed flex, raised on new land, for sale at $6.50 per bushel, cleaned, F. O. B. Mc-{° Clusky, N. D.. Sacks extra. Address, F. Poseley, McClusky, N. }-19-1wk BARGAINS—Model suits, sizes 36 to 38, several new raincoats, size 38, and un- called for suits, for sale at prices that will move them quick! Klein, Tailor and_ Cleaner. 5-21-6t FOR SALE—One Majestic range | with ee i ae B water front.’ One reed go-cart. Both : Famous “Wigwam” Chicago. in. 1860 was a promising city of 110,000 not quite 25 years old. It had won the convention by the offer of building the largest assembly hall in.the country and fill it at every session. Accordingly the “Wigwam” aorse at the southwest corner of Lake and (Market streets, occupying a sface 100 by, 180, feet. It was a temporary wooden structure costing a little over. the estimated $5,000" The balance was made up by charging 25 cents admission on its formal opening the Saturday. hefore the convention. Few_republican conventions, if any, have, ‘been so charged, with e ment or had so spectacular an endin Lincoln’s. ‘prospects. appeared: smrll enough before the convention opened. The, favorite was William H..Seward, senator from New York. He. had a great, asget fn the ability of Thurlow. Weed, who prosecuted ‘his campaign among the delegates. He suffered a handicap..in, the.determined opposi- tion of Horace Greeley, the famous ‘New York, editor, who had no candi- date of. his,,own but refused to have Seward. oBth Greeley and Weed were early on the ground and accord- ing to Mr. Wood’s review, the cen- ters of interest. He notes, however, that other, and ‘non-political attrae- tions; were numerous, among them be- ing Zouaves, circus band minétrels, and such well-known theatrical pieces of the day as “Lucretia Borgia’ and “The Hidden Hand.” Slavery Real Issue The slavery issue came up quickly on the first day of the. convention, when’ David. Wilmot. of Pennsylvani on, taking, the chair as temporary In view of the many days now spent i You KNOW ABOUT JONAH, ADAM, AN’ AUL THOSE DEONE ? [CHICAGO BOOSTERS WILL STOP HERE ON’ LONG TRADE JOURNEY Top row, left to right: John R. Buckley, Cornel! wood products; Horace D, Wells, insurance; Allen ‘Ross, Fisk hats. Insert: Fred K. Bollman, Hart. Schaffner & Marx; Neil M. Clark, editor, “System.” Bismarck business men will give! ‘C. lL. Young has beén named chair- the Pacific coast trade tour delega- ! man of the committee to welcome the tion of the ¢ | visitors. Other members of the com- | ing energy that soon brings improve- stock is owned largely by residents of the territory served, Removal of the track would practically spell ex- tinction for the towns of Gardar, Mountain and Concrete «which have no other railway connection with the. outside world. SKIN TREATED WITH POSLAM QUICKLY HEALS Broken-out, aggravated itching skin is a condition demanding the best soothing, healing, antiseptic treatment for its speedy correction. This Pos- lam supplies, working quickly, readily, reliably ; attacking stubborn troubles like eczema with a concentrated heal- ment.. So little does so much and makes short work of pimples, rashes, scalp-seale, clearing inflamed: complex- ions overnight. Sold everywhere. For free sample write to mergency Laboratories, 243 West 47th St., New York City. Urge your skin to become clearer, brighter, ‘better by the daily use of ago Association Of | nittee include J. L. Bell, 'P, C, Rem- ‘Commerce a royal, welcome when it! ington, J. 1. ‘Huyck, W. H. Webb, W. stops here Saturday morning. They E. Lahr, H. H. Steelé, A, W. Lucas, J will arrive from the west at 7 a. m. G. 0. Mann, P. R. Melds, J. L, Whit- | I ney, H. J. Duemeland, FP. L. Conklin, } and leave at 10 a. m. w Pacific coast and the northwest. { home again. You’re Way Off, Alek! YEA} ALEK SAV WE Dow'y WAP TA Go Yo SUNDAY ScHooL- BECAUSE WE KNOWS Alls A DISCUSSION WW BRoeRESS BVIDEATLY! mia A WELL-Vou. SMART LAD = WHAT Do Nou REMEMBER, FOR SALE New Dodge Touring Car equipped MUST BE A ee Poslam Soap, medicated with Poslam. |i Good location, very close in and can be had at a very |] - low figure. Telephone us at once for appointment. Bismarck Realty Company Bismarck Bank Bldg. R. §. ENGE, D. C. Ph. €. Chiropractor Consultation Free Suite 9, 11—Lucas ‘Block—Phone 260 Monthly Terms Desirable locations near the new school which is be- ing built in the East part of the city. Hedden Agency WE KEPT Lis WIFE IN A