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PAGE TWO BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE + P bb Ip RINCE GARO ih PROHIBITION CANDIDATE | Keeping Healthy | | O one } in Broiling 5 ! 0) : WE T | | Whenheadfeelsheavyorstomach ob { F WARNING! Unless you see the name “Bayer’’ on THE NORTH 5 | is acidy, get quick relief with i . A ase . - — r-Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin ae : _ tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by ; eae an N spite of the lighter foods we | \ hysici for 20 4 a catesb illion Heir to Rumanian Throne Vis: meta eeueaier mouths, it \ physicians for 20 years and proved safe by millions. eT win Cities “an Way isthe gesou ot greatest depen: ' | “ ” = ani ae my x sia and constipation. Many fin Wo Name “Bayer’’ has same meaning as 14 Karat on gold. to the East TE eee tha: Heat : Hy They exercise little and are r ; i always tired and half-sick. TO FORGET ROMANCE; Itis good policy to take plenty . of ripe fruit and vegetables, lots é RES a ! of cool, clear water and walks CL: Minneapolis, August 20.— Carol, when the sun hus set. But with prince of, Rumania and heir to the SE Lc laiy T throne, has gone east after a visit elimination, with the result that pens in the northwest. He was entertained thousands suffer from_constipa- men by the people of Minneapolis on Wed: tion, indigestion and similar ills. has sesday. hor rulir The prince is 27 years old and | futrers ianothina Petter ap clog eed up cultt ought us a colouel in the defense of ; work, than that well-known combina- emp mcharest, but the people of this lon of DI le laxative erbew tt be psin : of t ountry saw only a mild-mannered, ACER Wee ‘ £ | snown to druggists as Dr. Caldwell’s nT yloud young mai, why-~shyed at the == Syrup Pepe Ae eee } ae aU RES ts eee ek ey aaiol << GERMANTOWN, OHIO—Leigh Calvin, Prohibition party’s | merit of being sure, ta.act. yet acting Saldwol's Syrup “ vas sent around the world 10} Vico presidential nominee, snapped with his wife and daughter at} z ’ patie lows SAFETY FIRST! Accept only an ‘‘unbroken package” of — [* his romance with a girl of apne , ; eet ®. 4 ; | “f sig ae Ss aot take’ of fe ony. ake RroKen pac sage common blood. the notification exercises held here at the home of Rev. Aaron) Mins of people of all ages suffer fio | peng genuine ‘‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,’? which contains proper cirec- Married to Mlle. Zizi Lambrino for] Watkins, prohibitionist candidate for president. | CRIOUNC CONSE PALION- ECE CREM SEN, EME, Ce ar | that ‘tions for Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheuma- only three days, then rushed away on ‘: 1B Pp | or we py Some pia Washinton Sa Mal : ers ° se / A . trip aroun he world when the Ru- OTS RRsat 9 g ; ke Kp Pepsin. com tism, Neuritis, Lumbago, and for pain generally. Strictly American! uit See ete ee heagants AKING SLOGANS FOR CANDIDATES million bottles here bought at drug stores last year, the largest sate in the world, satic (Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few cents -1 srowned on his romance with a girl N SW SPORT za . i all : = ee PM aC ae of com blood, he still wears } hore Aspirin { the trade mark of Bayer Manufacturo of Mononcettoncts . laguna riven of his left hand a E OVER THE COUNTRY whet —= oo slain gold wedding ring and another} SSS—S aa | i : some dare-devil stunts. with his big F i , A z ° Poe _ _ | moment in the entire three days, The | 89Me dare-devil stunts, with his biz During a single. journey through pha : } ankato Commercial College Perri win a eee whispered ‘Sloganitis” Sweeping Nation | racing purses are very good. Lieut,| Curtiss plane. the Sahara, horses have worn out : Inder the same management 20 ‘ Picccalan ead . By; ari aly of the North Dakota Aero Co. bl fe rea ee three sets of shoes, while the cam- ones years... Enrollment gaat 0 ‘ anes on Le ee tie iti a oye as Evidenced by Repwler'ty will entertain the fair visitors with; USE TRIBUNE WANT ADS et’s feet were not even sore. Ideal conditio any ideale Re =—_ 2 neys = 2 little remembrance of the ro-| of Contests reve rece) pies sa carte op ance, a litle remembrance of Made- ons ; Pie asta = noiselle It is nothing now.” Cleveland, Aug. 20.—Have you a e E | positions. Tuition rea- Gut the prince fingered the rings 4 pg 2 9 y sonable. Rect i : case of sloganitis in your home? Dp. p W an ¢ ener’ If you are occasionany. ee tha} “issan odd affliction and has been om e e e em er 1S oO On: e pens interested? On his. arrival in Minneapolis the nipping Mr. and Mrs. General Pubile * . an send for prince had’ been hurriedly awakened | haphazard. histe bite rom his sleep in the sp 1 Pullman Mackings ee 5 + av our free catalog. Man- ; ver Pullman} Elections often . hinge on snappy eg kato Commercial Col- ovided by” the Sn nmnene an eat campaign slogans which strike a re- e lat} lege, Mankato, Minn. 6 an ONS A an AE train | 3Pousive chord in the people. Re# com) Ee ae a oye ‘the depot was blocked for member Mericinley, ind sic dinner. i . pail” and “He kept us out of war? nel several minutes while the prince} What will the 1920 slogans be? the ruggled with his ri oH pajamas an”) Campaign leaders of both parties are tard Siesee ETC aes 2 Siemaes ; ? deo ce | eitibe coutalee ption committee | sid to have chosen their war cries. ] eoteobertoslecled adooBorooQoeZeoZeofnZeodnob eforfeedoefooh esp Lee Zon foc fooleeonfoedeofacroejeoge ‘ 5 . But they haven’t announced them yet. : emp) ; . In th antime Chica Cleve- 4 j American Women like Queens mu the -meantime’ Chicne or ove i dou! MOTHERS, READ THIS! edd what dow you ke Qu of the| !and and New York papers have been ee. % ree : i oy rae 3 American women’ from your obser- | ‘Unning slogan contests. and the peo- of W A 25-cent Package of vations since you have been in this} Ple are pouring in their prize cam- lawi ountry?” Which was perhaps an in- paign appeals: nome of the best for ‘ rulia liscreet question to ask a son of a both Cox and Harding so far submit- fied ing who married once for love and} ted follow: ; ment whose father has declared the cere-| , Aud, oh! what a response! Slogan- i i sons snony void-and now wishes to mary | ‘18 has swept the nation! And is still and @ him to Princess Yolanda of Italy, Yor evcen ae just & few of the CAs"and | tea tion: the Prince did not venture more 3 ; ot than the most general comment. Harding slogans that have swamped y CT e i ald “Ah, the women,” he said, “yes,| ‘he slogan editors: ip ng { your ‘E|.tney are very beautiful and they dress, DEMOCRATIC : u | insu exceedingly well. All carry them-] ‘Elect Jim—There's pep to him! 1 Om ‘cs In Sweet September. - . 3.) « + Al Jolson] A-2946 ‘ appl nn ae selves like queens.” Cox—Ahead by a league. le aR: Early in the Morning (Down onthe Farm) . —- Frank sn $1.00 1 man Will Make Nearly ONE QUART APPLE JAM i 7 ‘ Sunny Jim—We'll win with him! . Left 3 : ; a . Smokes Cheap Cigarets A ; ; All Alone Again Blues, from The Night . M ae in FOUR Minutes £1 rhe prince is exceedingly democra- aalleon did. his, Deals leave it to Boat... «+ «© + « Marion Harris i tion Fine for little folks, Take on your camping trip and $| ‘ic and carries his royal honors ght) Don’t delay the next, war—make it Bversbedy: Bat May, ajo) 'e) (cine cc ation Hay 6 . : ly. He puffed incessantly at a cigaret > Af 5 ti harvesting time. : sed ic ate American | IMPOSSIBLE! Vote for Cox. The St.LouisBlues . » «© «+ « prot iz Sold by All G arnt ae explained that Was. be-| ,2£ heroes brave you would remem- Homesickness Blues 2. 6 et 3 q a ¢ is comi e Mario Si Marryi: andl 0. iy rocers uve he ha un out of his favorite ete vote for Cox this coming No : Mavion (You Se be a Me) : naw ihe Re tk etl hh ii i i hie At the Minneapolis club where he ins favor poling) ii youve. spoken Venetian Moon . . « Lewis James and Charles Harrison nS was escorted Yor breakfast by a rep- : : , abestae My Isle of Golden Dreams... » Charles’ Harrison plice sentative of the’ Civic and Com- aoe for on andb tell: the; world % remi F t pests _y America is not a quitter. , eenae : ql ait nerce association, he didn’t wait for ‘ a ty i Me i i anyone or anything, but sat right cayote for Jimny uo and keep the Mother (ILove You) . . . + ~ Charles Hacker} iron. oe F pea hiytien ‘ a z ga ‘ down to breakfast, waving his hands “Every tines that Jimmy speaks, a 79118 impatiently. : , ‘ saat pa ste Sweetest Story Ever Told « Hulda Lashanska ties For All Baking Requirements “Sit down, sit down,” he said. “No front nereh sown in veren socal, ; Uke sd $1.00 by ¥ : * formality today, please. Everywhere | oy ae sain Sete Soe ates Fiddle and I . + «> ee. e.~—s« Barbara Maurel} A-6156 " . movies. Do you put everybody in the wae 5 xy 3 . f rn } co se imax our ways uniform movies in America?” man eone. ne bent that ral rocks: Jim Laweon’sHogs . . . — Cal Stewart (Uncle Josh) f $1.00 H : <= lit d “Are the American soldiers as fond | “cox jg the bird taieap our word : Z ° == In quality an posh other folerat he Down the. political bosses at the M4 contains a high percentage of gluten. [BI stow’ about the tires and over the | Uotbox by electing, Timay Com ance USIC . ° . field stoves to draw the smoke into a SBP taro ok aa | in Necessarily a high priced flour on account JM} ‘heir uosivits when they had no to-] yin Gore Tin ‘with wou, toon "| Fhe beraNest Medley Foxtrot . Art Hickman’s Orchestra} A-2955 i rs . s bacco. i ’ , : | Song of the Orient—Fox-trot « Art Hickman’s Orchestra{ $1.00 Ay of its high quality. For sale by all grocers. ‘A member of his party came in te REPUBLICAN, Shnahogee Fox tot Ted Lewis’ Jars Band) A-2948 ¢ ‘ tell him that motion picture men] Beat Wilsonism, waste and woe— 1 Know Why— Medl sagt son’ Fsicd + i ; a ow y- ledley Fox-trot . Morrison's Jazz Orchestra { $1.00 as \ . “we were begging for a chance to take} Harding! ‘as e i ‘ Russell- Miller Milling Co. §} zis Hard £00, nat 6 to, bey rove ero amas Mp eo Buc L g . “No,” he said decisively. “They cas] Cut the comedy—elect Harding. 1s of Monterey—Fox-trot o + Paul Biese Trio f $1.00 nea Is sap me as I ‘walk out. I can’t help League us not into temptation. Tripoli—Medley Waltz rere « Prince’s D; Orch oft Bismarck, N. D. hat, but I will not stand up to be} ‘Restore the reign of common sensg.| ‘ Romance—Medley Walta . . . Prince's Dance Orchestra red cap di inet down. No, I am no target like Harding = Teno he president. 1 Dance-O-Mania—Fox-trot ‘The H. Siz) A. 9 hat.” Nothing foreign about .Warren. e Roxst a igenseeae 3 lappy Six) A-294! pup The prince ate like an ordinary{ Vote for Harding—he’s the star; | Slow (and Easy Fox-trot_ . «Louisiana Five Jazz Orchestraf’ $1.00 Wh vungry boy. When breakfast was} ‘nake Liberty bonds sell at par. Ding Toes—Fox-trot . . . « .« Bantaand Akst) A-2953 som over, he and Jue fellow. trayelers lef Harding tome rule for America! Typhoon—Fox-trot «6 + . .° Banta and Akst f, $1.00 coys om a visit to the flour mills and a ell win with Warren; without Gypsy Love—Waltz A Olga Bibor's G Orch of 1 our of the Minneapolis lakes. Woodrow, without whiskey, without. Don Juan—Waltz . his teats Geneon sea E4658 T ———__———_— watchful waiting. Olga Bibor's Gypsy Orchestra $1.00 the ' Within the last 25 years, the Be wise,.Pard, keep on guard; \ ¥ tly sirthrate has decreased in British} play your card and vote for “Hard.” : a ind German cities from 36 to 23 for The H. CG. L. will never fall until an rach 100,000 population. we answer Harding’s call. = a mot The next eight years we'll be con- a tent wen Harding as our president. e N si ‘arding—No league, no war, no nea’ Beautify us Complexion Herding and Coolidge—That’s the . men USIC 2 In Ti i stuff. whoever says no: just treat | i - ||) 49804 bi ? Nadinola CREAM ‘em rough ! Melody inF—'Cello Solo. . '. 2's Pablo Casts} $1.50 Ba Nov. Second, happy day, autocracy* fe i ‘The Usequaled Beautifier | has. gone to stay. d The Swan (Le Cygne)—'Cello Solo 2. 5 oe Pablo Canis} ing rset] Und and Endorsed wate Harding is broad, his mind’s $1.50 Thousands not abroad. f ‘oli con ‘O- F Guaranteedto remove | Hard times go out when ‘Harding Valse Bleue—Violin Solo =. 4 stro < u tan, freckles, pimples, | Comes. Our Director March . tive liver-spots, etc. Ex- Exam Centennial March. 1 swe yet. : treme cases 20 days. x PGE RM age wal Rids pores and tissues. of impurities. MERCER COUNTY Long Aso Havaien Geitse Duet . figh Leaves the skin clear, sot, eae oft FAIR PROMISES a rallan Syerene ae ding toilet counters. ley Hernpipe—Accordion Solo + (« John J. Kimmel} A-2981 ten king tet commer oeaad 3120. | MANY FEATURES Medley Sige Accordion Solos. 1 Jon J: Kimmel} $1.00 by NATIONAL TOILET GOre Poris, Tenn. 5 the Will \- ; ' Exc “Sold by Cowan's Drug Store, Fin- I Be Held at, Beulah on Sep ~ neva Drug Store, Jos. Breslow and tember 8, 9. and. 10—Car- G others. - 5 ri ft i u nival Attractions ems om era = SNEED) A.D. Brown, sedrelary of the Mer: Dance of tbe Hours Fact Li Hear 14 Cienda . ; - cer County fair, which will be held ino Marinuzzi and His Symphony Orchestra | A-6154 obti Consumers at Beulah on Sept. 8, 9 and 10, says Dance of the Hours—Part Il, From La Gioconda $1.50 eng If D that the fair promises to be bigger Gino Marinuzzi and His Symphony Orchestra est f ray and Transfer |} and better than ever this year. “Florodora” Vocal Gems. Columbia Light Opera Co. } A-G158 i A first class carnival company has “The Mikado” Vocal Gems . Columbia Tigtt ober Coc} $125 ela Co. been signed up, and they will have a : merry-go-round, ferris: wheel, trained 3 7 Phone 270 animal alicwicathleticvahowsatid Bev! New Process Columbia Records. Individually inspected, of I q TT eral: other. attractions. The racing durable, delightful, dependable, accurate in every deta i .: at the fair this year will be of high te } ce an eaming | class, a already seroral fast horses Stenderd Models Any Columbia Dealer will play you any Columbia Record, the | have been e' red. up to $300 Ne ‘ § ry bia Records tive an, put on his specialty 0 hat: | hurdfe race all three days, and will ap to $2100 COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE CO., New York / cag Hot Water er Short Heating, Round Oak Pipeless Furnaces, All For POISON IVY use. Sea eet Fare the aterial and Workmanship Guaranteed cho contest in which $200 will be gi 7 . : & : giv- e a ‘ | Pp I R Y en ue the best rider and hardest Columbia Phonographs Columbia Records ing: ucking horse. The bucking event is . f aa M atiracting riders from all over the On Eas: i i con FRANK G. GRA BS Rey sale ital brug Stores, west. nse. rass bands have been y Terms If Desired 2 al i ney refunded if not satisfied engaged to furnish music for the oc- 9 Ah Bismarck, N. D. casion. There will not be a dull COWAN Ss DRUG STORE tt f, slid ih ; 5 i z on the

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