The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 1, 1920, Page 3

TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1920 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE The‘sale of Oil of Korein is increasing. It is a ve; compound! safe, harmless and reliable, The Kor is proving its a wonderful weight reducer, obtaii Many endorsements, gists tion of five to twenty pounds monthly, steadily, ple: through the Korein system. Ph No drugging, no starving, no strenuous exerci lightful, ste: ady: riddance of adiposity. ‘The, fat s melt away” is the expression of numerous Guarantee in each box, that you will reduee Teast a pound every week, in a fair |, following the simple directions, or your money back! Oil of Korein nall in neat sm no For convenience, Oil of Korein com ox. Dositively no thyroid, no purgat nothing drastie-or objectionable. uine reduction remedy FOR YOU. $160 GAURANTEE ‘ y Become delightfully,slender. Follow the simple rections of Korein system; weigh yourself and use tape measure before starting. ep a. record of reduction. tee) at any busy drug store, including: JOSEPH BRESLOW. LENHART DRUG CO., BURT FINNEY, J. G. COWAN FREE.BOOK. We publish an interesting booklet, r wed z Hetiies WW elkit Happii whieh we will send , plain wrapper) postpaid upon request by letter or p Outside Line ‘Burgests far: ‘ells the best way to reetin normal fig liness, better health and prolong your life. your past efforts to become ¢hinner through dieting, taking powerful medicin unhappy. You have AT LAST FOUND WHAT YQU NEED for prop iment and show to others. If for any reason you prefer to obtain Oil of Korein di by-bill, or money order, or stamps to Korein | Company, ', Station F, KOREIN COMPANY, Reliable drug Il Oil of Korein, or you may obtain.it by mail. = Many persons have reported an average weicht reduce cians recommend it. ; ults, A wholesome, gen- You may buy Oil of Korein f in_a box, (whi includes the delightful Korein 7 System and $100 Guaran- Reduce 10 to 60 Pounds or getalized DR. COE WILL GIVE STATUE OF ROOSEVELT Plans on Having Replica Erect- ed Either at Medora, Man- dan or Bismarck asantly, De- di- 1 \ en- (in Outside Line Suggests Size Before Reduction otherwise making yourself: weak end ind. ate reduetion, Keep this advertise t from headquarters, send one dollar NEW YORK, N. Y. | The speakers, each one of whom is | a specialist in his field, will present | ways and means by which an able and re | adequate leadership may be develop- School Meeting) «:. | APE John L. Alexander, of Chicago, will The theme of the 31st Annual Con-! discuss the Sunday School Associa- vention of the ‘North Dakota Sunday } tion program of leadership training School ‘Association is to be “Leader-| thru its Young People's Division Pro- ship,” and the program is being ibuilt| gram of the Four-fold ‘Life, the bear- to develop this in a challenging way. | ing of the organized class, the Young “Leadership” Theme of State Sunday a EEE The salient characteristics of the Dort can be summed up in three sen- tences. First, it is a car that needs service- attention but very infrequently. Second, when it does seem desirable to give the Dort a “going over” you can do it yourself easily, quickly, and inexpensively because of the marked simplicity and accessibility of Dort construction. ' Third, its mileage per.set of tires, gallon’ of gasoline, and quart of oil is perceptibly higher than common. PRICES «+ $1035 + 1035 - 1665 see 1665 Touring Car Roadster.... Fourseason Sedan . Fourseason Coupe . F. 0. B. Factory Wire Wheels and Spare Tires Extra Northwestern Automotive Co. DISTRIBUTORS 215 Broadway 5 DORT MOTOR CAR COMPANY Flint,"Mich. Bismarck, N. D. { td 4 Pe People’s Council, the Training Camps at.Conference Point, LakeyGeneva, to this program, and the method of par- ticipation by local church leaders in the values of this great effort, Mrs. Phoebe L. Curtis, of Chicago, will discuss the necessity of a more adequate Children’s Division leader- ship and will show how the Associa- tion is meeting the necessity in the largest possible way, thru convention, institute, conference thru printed page, Reading courses, and again in the requisite and perquisite school at Conference Point, Lake Geneva and Lake Winnipesaukee, N. H. Rev. Peter Jacobs, of Randolph, Ia., wil! show the leadership possibilities ef the small town and rural church and how such a church can occupy its field’ in a commanding way. Mr. bs will also have charge of the Convention recreation at each city. Prof. H. i. Humbert, of Portland, Ore., will make a distinct contribu- tion in his leadership of the singing. Prof. Wm. H, Walker, Professor of PLANS EUROPEAN TOUR Will Study Vocational Training for War Injured, Also Shell Shock The following reprint from the Portland Telegram will be of interest to the Bismarck friends Dr, Hen- ry ‘Waldo Coe and his wife who is a sister of Mrs. Rawlings: “Dr. Henry Waldo Coe and Mrs, Gae leave Portland tonight for a trip to Europe that is brimful of purpose- ful interests, which is to visit ‘their Lieutenant Wayne W. Coe two and Warl Simultaneously with the announce- ment of his departure, Dr. Coe de- clared his intention of presenting to the city of Portland.a bronze eques- trian statue of former President Theo- dore Roosevelt. The bronze will be vlaced' on the Base-Line road of the Columbia river highway on land now occupied: by the ‘Morningside hospi- tal, which will be abandoned in a few. years, Dr. Coe said, and the grounds given to the city for a park site. While in New York, Dr. Coe will confer with various nationally known sculptors, and particularly with A. Phimister Proctor, sculptor, who created “The Pioneer,” presented to the University of Oregon iby Joseph N. Teal. “Dr. and (Mrs,-Coe will land in France and spend a week touring the batthe area of that country and Bel- gium. A large\part of their time will be spent at Paris, also in Lon- don and Edinburgh, While in the last city, Dr. 1Co@ will <visit the damous Morningside hospitat for which his own infirmary s named. “While there, I expect to study the cases of English and French world war veterans whose mental reactions are in stages of one to four years in advance of those « suffering from wounds and shell shock in this coun- try,’ Dr. Coe explained. ‘I hope to establish a vocational training and work shop in connection with my hospital here and shall view the best models of Europe ‘for this purpos “Dr. and Mrs: Goe will sail June on the Imperatof. from New Yor City, after spending ten days in Washington, D. C., and eastern points. They will return to Portland fhe principal one of National Ship by Truck . and Boost Good Roads! THE DAY OF THE POWER FARMER IS AT HAND North’ Dakota and the surrounding territory near Bis- marek has outgrown its railroad facilities and it will be \a long time before the railroads can be brought up to the needs of the farmer man, the business man and indus- tries of all kinds, and that’ s why H. S. Firestone, of the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. inauguratéd the ship by truck movement which. has been-endorsed all over the United States. That’s why Firestone Tires and Firestone Truck Tires are so much in demand for they about the middle.of September. Their , home will be occupied family friends during their absen Dr. Coe writes the it is his plan to ‘have a replica of the Roosevelt statue made and erected rgo- College, will dis- aders of thought of the ment times whose contribu- tion to the progress of this world has been a vital factor ever since. it tions are beginning to come e, and the prospect onvention in the his- jon seems assured. road fare of one and been granted on the ol Testa has e plan. ynvention meets this year in Minot, June 14.15, and June 16, 17, 18 rv information write to the Office, 13, A. O. U. W. Dak MARKETS | % CHICAGO Livestock Chicago, June Cattle receipts, 7,600, Beet s: 1b to 40c higher. Top, heavy, $ 5; top yearlings, ; many good and choice, $13 to Prime’ heavy cows, $11.50. bute bulls, srong. Light: v Calves mostly ‘eeders, $15 to $15.25. Mostly 25¢ e s average. Heavy, 3ulk, $18.85 to $14.50. Top, Hog rec \ lower than y dull. ep receipts, 13,000. Low. Best grade mostly sady. Others weak. Spring lambs, $14.50 to $15. Medium | feeding lambs, $11. SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, June 1.— Hog re- | .ccipts, 7,800. 20 to 25 cents lowre. Range, to $14. 90 to p13. pts, 3.000. ‘Killers strong to 25 cents higher. Fat steers. $7 to $13.25. and heifers, $7 to $12.25. s, steady, $5 to $12.75. Stockers‘and feeders, strong, $5 to $13. Sheep receipts, 100. Lambs, $8 to $16. Wethers, $8 to $12. Ewes, $5 to $11.50. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN Minneapolis, ceipts 349 cars compared with 193 cars a year ago. Cash No. 1 northern, $2.95 to $3.10. Corn No. 3 yellow, $1.79 to $1.80. Oats No. 3 white, $1.02% to $1.04%. Flax, $4.04 to $4.09. Flour unchanged. Shipments, 57,132 barrels. Barley, $1.25 to $1.60. . 2, $2.05% to $2.06%. Steady. JUDGE REFUSED TO GIVE PRISONER CREDIT HONOLULU-—Juan Baker, being charged with having been drunk and breaking windows pleaded guilty and was fined $6. “Give me credit, judge,” Juan asked, “I am a_strikebreaker and I earn $4 a day.” “Cash basis ony,” replied the court, “Work it out in jail. PHOSPHATE Ss UP IN MOROCCO Paris—Vast deposits of phosphate rock have been found in Morocco, ac- cording to M. Victor Camdon, famous engineer here. Phosphate is a: valu- able mineral and the world’s supply is running short. English and Italians }are scrambling for possession of the new fields. June 1—Wheat re- re either at (Medora where the late presi- dent ranched in the early days, at Mandan where Dr. Coe lived during ‘Tribune that! Roosevelt's residence in the West or at Bismarck, The location will be determined later after consulting with friends in this state. Advances in gasoline cost shouid impress~ on motorists the need of greatey care, which means less waste, asserts Jno. D. Mansfield, General pany. Fuel considerably. consumption DORT CAR SOLVES THE HIGH COST OF! FUEL PROBLEM {court held today that federal consti- sales manager, Dort Motor ‘Car Com- of cars varies Some engineers have had fuel in mind in designing cars and others have been thinking of sav- ing in other ways, perhaps. But, no matter how efficient the-engine, how far it will pull the car on a gallon. there generally is a @hance for the driver to save by being observant. cagle Tailor in ond Phone 58, tock io pasture; r. fvan aken, N. dD, t girl for ge A. W. Luefs, 48 Ave. in. first, etter. Range, Mont. Room for ‘light housek St. 6- St. or phone 6-1-5t T—Furnished room in modern 6-1-3t “with horses 6-1 ‘welling: one House plai 911 Front 6-1,3t Women Made Young Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body fall of youth and health may be yours if you will keep your system in order by regularly taking GOLD MEDAL gM oy The world’s standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles, the enemies of life and looks. In use since 1696, All druggists, three sizes. \ are built by the factory who knews how tires should be made to stand under heavy loads and road conditions. The New Day is here—ship by Truck and Boost Good Roads, Maynard Tire & Auto Co. F actory Distributors, 212 Broadway Bismarck, N. D. FIRESTONE PRODUCTS mitted for ratification in states hav- ing referendum in their constitution. The court declared in operative in Ohio, a state constitutional referendum insofar as it affects ratification of fed- \Vhat at first may call for intimacy with everything the car does until it reaches the stage of-a task soon will become a habit, unnoticed, but effecting. a great saving. Econamy of Dort cars hag been an|eral amendments. outstanding feature since the first crop. “It results from the triple heat- ing method which concerts gasoline into powerful gas and a double ex- haust ‘system which quickly clears the cylinders of dead gas, eliminating Under ordinary usage the Dort has | For Your Hair unusually low fuel bills, but when the owner is ever watchful the record is quite a bit larger. In fact, there are drivers who surprise us with their mileage, and they do not. find that watching this detail detracts any m the pleasure of motoring. On the contrary they enjoy their fun at a lower expense than the other fel- low, and that condition always has an appeal, You never saw a bald Indian— They uon't use perfumed lotions. ues they ased bear oil, with jotent ingredients ‘from Ws,,moors and forests of cf reliabl Money Peonivels Mot mad H Rot Batlafed Sold and Geeranteod by all Drug Natures UK Stop! Look! Listen! [a eka i it BARGAIN 8 room and bath house, two, |} blocks north of court house, jJon 6th street; large trees on | property. Price $4200, Terms, $1200 cash; balance 6 years ' 8%. F. E. Young Real Estate Co. - Ist National Bank Bldg. Phone 78R children, ment, Keto this “advertise? Show others. Positively woncerful.: Boy KATALKO ut the draw store; or send 10° ente (silver oF stamps) for proof box and guaruree, » to John Hert Brittain. Sta. 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