The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 12, 1920, Page 2

« BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE cents, —if she is up to date, j * | fs Ee KS “t i "_ ~ 77 by = j : 106, Q : on _logo00 Faces Pl |], DoYouKnowa Baby Sick trtmst maa i an o You Anowa Baby Sic | eee With Constipation’ . if 1 \ ‘TERRIBLE SHAPE: ITALIAN STATE) |) tote metho vive hat toon : tera ! . F full of Dr.’ Caldwell’s ; 1 RAST | Reis : _. Syrup Pepsin. , ‘ [Curse Fatherland and Russia |» Government. Feeds the People No thoughtful mother with ildren 4 \ “eonn in the house will risk being Without | for ‘Awful Treatment Re- - Who Spend $9€0,000,000 a good, reliable laxative. Tt will save ceived in Camps | Upon Wines, mip yce cerigusyiiness, ey aids { PELED Rome, Nov. 12.—Professor Uge An ten the baby ries and is qrettal) ‘ ¢ a ae ST ageetincass) ORERE UBC: An- <When the boy has no appetite and won’t : : : MANY DRIVEN INSANE cona, formerly Under. Secretary of ,. play, when the girl is TBtiess and fever- ? ee gil, 1 a - : j Transportation in the. Italian gabinet, le When sthere are complatitacors a : | ac y Sa {has just made public a statemeht that 4 G-COlgS, \ : O I Mi d d Government Spends More Than while, the Italian government. ,has sue ct oasis ote (Del Cala- eS | Bik f 5 ing T! j Spent more than $1.000,000,000 a year SES 3 rc a : W orn ut n Ind an Body | Bihion Marks to Bring Them for bread for the people, the Malian |. preseribed onthe Botte whee you Pub Your child is quick to observe disturbances in your mental attitude or | —~ Home | workers hove spent $90,000,600 a year iuaent will hae at sien fogs i e physical condition. And when heas “What's the matter, Daddy?” / Mice on wine alone. Scar baediesaha aeeh tee ae there’s a tone of solemn anxiety in his little voice. The depr | (BY ASSE Be ace a / ‘The Zoveiament’s expenditures for Dr, Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is a stamped upon you reflects intensely upon him becaufe of his profound soli¢-y |. (BY ASSO TED PRESS) bread ‘has"Aestilted from its undertak- popular compound of Egyptian Senna itude, He at once drops hiy playthings and rushes to your side, but his’ {i Stettin, G iy, Nov, 12.--Kvery ing lo pay the difference between the Bnd other simple laxative herbs with happy smile has disappeared and his buoyant spirits are gone—replated —j contingent of German war prisoners cost ag producing wheat and the price pepsin and pleasant-tasting aromatigs. It ry by 2 countenance of worry and a bearing of hope! 8, aa aie aa peas ‘ : of bread. “In consequence of this the acts gently and mildly, and chilliren TR YIT FREE happiness and welfare of your fusnily to keep triin body and keen in patients tel eo Rusali contains, & j Italian woth shave heen able to buy taeue witout objection. A Sine aE ee ny \ in and the inspiration of their lives. Dark, threatening clouds hover | number of ragged, unshaven; haggarc é| bread at the rate of oe lira for each ottle 1s enough to last an ayerage fain- Send me: your name and dd- ce ins it h eing s \e 1 ‘t D) ach a] 7 : \ slushy Dealecting Sane health gong geet te or cupass ne wentlare nen who -hive hegn mate finsune bs kilogram of 2.20 poun *, ily ee oaths TS Pheraistna are drestand/ will send ong ce ’ aia j er or Ancona s 0 vhile ne U. , Pharma » trial bottle of my Syn many months In Rus: ithe’ workersor Makes iat wills andilast year American mothers bought ‘Address WeDo W. a i G1 prison camps. ye MOnrs etuge’ io, “pay, more than over eight million bottles of Dr. Cald- quell, 513 Washi Sire | In three wéeks.the German govern- ten iney have: fe obec eM eying, wells S¥rup Pepsin from druggists, {tM he hee" Evers. ' ) . t zuu of these. men to in- 0 0 re or a quart of wine, whic! Fy * A ane . . ‘s canst aig CREE EHS 101s. a wy The Great General Tonic. fed lums and. ganitariums for Beton gy the IWar? Goat saBOUty2 \cenltsl the word: ord te mutns fone ais ead mee tos will banish that “tired feeling” anddispel that worn-out #! A. tew; who shave’ spells quart, “He whether it is just that ‘ever without it.” is © MG LI ES ae ICTS SURE) LO eyo Jook. It will renew your strefith and vigor, dvercome lee ecard |i) e pens ithe’ Jtalian government should con-|° ae the best. Write -me* today. the favising effects of overwork and worry lof Violeuce, and auping, these period: = tinue io supply over $1,000,000,000° an- ——— = , uth, eat eof its posi i Nhiey lool tit i taatttit made a fortune selling newspapers - not begrudge $90,000,000 a year for n eases of eubnormal conditions, If yo e or quietly | With his memoby ‘as well as his | the luxury of wine. x4 F T us exhaustion, muscu fawaentne 8 uf the: facl they doseph knows’ 100.000 The Pr that the} 't, so tat the profit on wine would | creased ‘last year./ The disastrous re- iMiness, Gou'll Rnd “LVE [eae RaattehT eae reas He naver forgéts the face | Italians goild eat less bread and pay | help to pay’ for smportation of bread.| sult is that the Gnports are inereas- ial. Vt tones Wp the entire f # i‘ ae wee hdtienascsrouneal stomer, He holds out the | whet 4feosta and ‘that they should] ‘The amount of land given over te|ing daily. . 3 feeling fit. Ak your druggist for a ottic today, Ehentanilesgandstricnds OF the any each man wants, too, He | drink 1éss' wing; and export more ot" wheat production in Itady greatly de- Sole Manufacturers ef are. allowed to greet 500 papers u day and says | ae : : ; tykeo ie acia iv ovte ore. =L¥KO MEDICINE COMPANY pene a | to give them food and} he can, guess four limes aut of five ; OARSENESS ikepicture sbove. Betitutes New Yor! ; »\ Kansas Citv, Me le aftaa, berate they are sent away for} What Spaper’ a strange.” buyer 2 Sean nnn a | treatment. wishes. i i ; Nearly all the prisoners exhibit the oe ed eet FF Sefalione_ slowly: eal vere It is estimated that had there been!) ‘The Roman emperoys' lent money-on most inte bitte s not onlg ¢ x : 3 I : 7 P no wars and no epidemies, the pies-| land, ward Rus: but toward the Ge ot the future size of the House comes , | ~ ent population of the world, 1,519,060, = ! government as well. One. of them, ». : ’ z 4 ‘ fe zB : ) 000 people, could have descended from! ‘The tin fields of New South Wales | who had ‘lost a les and an arm and{ = Tam in favor,” the old. general de- F i VAPO Rve ‘ a single couple in 1782°years, or since yielded ore worth more than $56,090,-) who, it’ was learned, had been taken ‘lares, “of reducing the membership ¢ ‘a wer 17 Million Jars Us:d Yearly /138 A, DE 000 to the close of last year, prisouer ‘early in the war and) fas {of the House jto 300, not cnly as al t 4 ti is ae = <= | een confined thi ary Kussian pris | measure of economy, Int to promote Unless ‘you sée: the name “Bayer” on tablets, you are ; $ i re camps, shook his fist at a Germai | ficiency: in legislation. . Sune ER peas aca ie ee ad at eee fag Nhat he arrived aud cursed his | “I voted against the increase'to 435| Not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for : ae 3 his le, and all othe: | dembers, believing then ‘as I do now, Wi ae “Ry 27 ix | fountilea aud vpeouled. fig a pycat mistake ty increase the| 21 years, and proved safe by millions. Say “Bayer’’! . Winter Suits — with Germany!” he| netgbership. At the coming session shouted: Fihalie hot my ane and skall oppose and vote against’ any j <a 7 i and Overcoats Gaimangt fatherland.” egislation to ‘frovide increased mem-} / f Germany is not my, fatherland, yership. Instead of a larger House,| From ‘ [oes He then turned to the other pris- ve should have Ns halted” anil ahora H oners and pointed to his wounds said npeanee ‘ smaller and more! \ $30 00 i } ent " ane Ger tae dong | The proposition -to increase the | \ 2 - This ig what Germany : 7 |.nembership to 500 is being urged by | to! to me. This is what a kindly father~ | oie politicians simply, because, un-| Hland has permitted. Why didn’t they | ier'the new census, an “increase will | $75 00 jexchange me? Because I have<only | 19 necesssary to avoid the reduction i ° : one leg and one arm? 1 see nem of membership, from some states in! , ig All wool and good fit guar- fighting for Germany and alll the) itting the representation proportion-| / anteed, or money back { thanks I've had for it were the rotten'| ately among the. states’ on the basis | sor j iy, waa OF ' years in a Russian prison. of the new censi i x Mes : 3 , if ‘The prisoners generally agreed they ce sea SAFETY FIRSBt Accept only an “unbroken package” lof | Fr oe ee cuit ie ; had been unable-to procure proper enuine “Bayer Tablets cf Aspirin,” which contains proper di i With each sult”. . i médical treatment in the Russian Breed Skunks To i pei for Heine Eardche, T na he Neurale te tis, Phos 7 one 7 i camps, and that their food had heen Bolster Fur Market ens ei He sp PAFACHe, (1 OOUMCHE, “NCUra Slay ‘O1ds, aC $ KRALL \ | very bad. rat tne : Bre natism, Neuritis, Lumbago, and pain zenerally. Strictly American! = ANS’ 9 j At the close of the war there were} Washington, Nov. 12.—Breeding sf ‘: Pare uy t . 250,000 war and civil prisoners in| unis as a means of stabilizing the ly \tin boxes of 12 tablets dost uta fow cents--Ta reer packages. \¥ The Tailor ‘ | Russia, and 225,000 Russians in Ger | depressed tur market"/is the latest |” ; cat jac eheaeldenter Df Selleyltemet@ | | dda debe many. The German government esti: |isuggestion of, tue Department of Agri- ad a aca a a | i : af ;mates that not more than 5,000 Ger- | culture. i hae mans will remain in Russian camp! |" Despite all the harsh things that this winter. : lities | ve been said about this lowly ani- ,| Before the Russo-Polish hostilitles | a1” tne department, describes him «s Bay began the Russians were being return | “the “pest wild animal friend the . ed rapidly but it is now estimated ai} armer ‘has.’ : The’ skunk the an-/ least, “200,000 Russians are still it | iouncement says, cun be used for | \.|German. camps, 60,000 of whom are | iestreying mice, grasshoppers, crick- the troops interned when they crossec tts, And white ‘gAubs, at the sa the East Prussian frontier during the | ine furnishing’ the fatmer from $50 Polish. offensive. to $100 worth of fur a year. / | The /German government. h All that is required’ of, the farmer, | ~ rended 30,000,000 marks for trangp the circular ‘says, is that he “respect | tation “of Russians home, and 90° “yo animal's’ deiis, keep his poultry in y, , 900,000 marks té-bring German prison | sunkproof yards, iil an old horse for jes out of Russi hem every fall and be tactful wheh “ ; aR omy he meets them in the efening. An x ‘ { \ SMALLER HOUSE = |“ "" enh te ‘| ia MOLDEST MEMBER] usband Preaches It’s Worth the Reach. N ~~ HH { if 4 ~ < ‘Full and Roomy 4 OLDEST Snappy aay | ST aoe. ( i * : Washington, Nov. 12, -~ Genera’ ' Bier of His Wife ourse it’ it’ st of her armful of good ! IGH ROCKSare made standard saae Sherwood, Nestor of the House | s “ OF course it’s a long reach but it’s the be: ¢. g! 1 full size. No skimping in ma- of Representatives, always did like a 1 on cen things to, eat. ‘ ; terial anywheré. That means free- a good fight. 8G Sherwoud tence. | SePUALEGGH Tahun eanent ee Ohestad, , gto, ve tp h for the tel K dom of action—absolute comfort catative tram fotede'0,, 1s realy for | Spader, Grand. Hxalted Ruler‘ of. thal Certainly it is much less'of an’ effort for you to reach for the tele- Fora 7, riba senta O., d jader, Gra Oxa Le no Le: Supe: ' ro aah » : wv sa too, Because if the High another fight in the coming shont ses-| 9rder of Dadas, a. literary~ society phone and order a pound or more of this delicious spread for bread. | Rg > OcK fleece produce our special sion of Congress; when the quéytier |\which“believes the’drama ‘ought to he = : v) : , : ‘process, No amount ve eae or f nhananncw'| nade more simple,when he. recently Yout grocer or market man can supply you, 4 / / P wash can pry it loose. ~* ~ y i . ” greached a funeral sermon over the boa / ¢ ~ Ms i\“NAKED EAR ody of pis wife. i Y For warmth, comfort, long wear, High Smilingly the Oberdada walked up 4 r Rock is the greate value nc nederocer SHOCKS) THEM | io the coffin: and in a bright and < “: | oe snappy little speech explained he had * Look for the High Rock label’on the front. a“ r0 oceasion to grievé. Death, ‘he | At your dealer’s in two piece or union suits, i said, was merely a matter of expan- | } ~ i \ s : | sion, and he felt quite. confident. hi: Y =| wife was in a “wider life.” s ve GEE Roc | | \S At the conclusion of his sermon the : _ ) . | Oberdada made a cheerful exit. } Oe ee ten eS ie Th guins of th a tarcti = = | ie penguins of the Antarctic re- =UNDERWEAR>= zion are the most human of all the { HIGH ROCK KNITTING CO. Dirdfamuy: ‘ PHILMONT, N.Y. 2 e | . ae NE: SE “They WORK dd r ee i ° ”» . \ p oo while you sleep j | For All Baking Requirements : 4 / S i IJ li . i which is al- - : se Imax our ways uniform ie === in quality and ; . . ' ) contains a high percentage of, gluten. Hi: Necessarily a high priced flour on account of its high quality. For sate by all grocers. : H t BL Russell- Miller Milling Co. J | Bismarck, N.-D. } ‘ €HICAGO—Another bit of fem- / rs ae inine immodesty is creating a stir/ a » Chicago’ claims to have originated Loe the new fashion. New York says iH it. doesn’t éhink much of it.. The re a H a ’ naked ear, of course. Haven't\you \aviy 5 ea - fe COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPUS seen the hew sisi vet Lenk at | Dov stay tions or consinate| fl, NOFthern Cocoanut Butter Co. i Cyrena Van Gordon, prima donia ith your head dull, your stomach Mwy tee . \ M. ufacturers aS hey | COLUMBIA RECORDS of the Chicago Opera. Company, | Sour, gassy, upset. Take one-ar two [\ cae case an = ‘ unblushingly having her picture | Cascarets tonight sure for your liver ON EASY TERMS IF DESIRED taken with an undressed ear. So. | and bowels and wake up clear and = : — cyan long hidden behind “biscuits” of © { fit. “Children love Cascarets too. No 4 sie ~ Bi § c Seior COWAN’ Ss DRUG STORE hair, milady now reveals-her ears °| griping—no inconvenienc 10, 25, -50 Dealers Supplied Dy tacy- ismark A O. Wholesale Distributor s aie { 7 6 Be ® ' . +