The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1921, Page 6

PAGE SIX SWANISH PICKS Belt, Brings Ben ALL-STATE HIGH. his. ;and they proved very beneficial. Lt | have taken the rengthening to the nervous system; Wealth of Material for All- {and 1 have taken the Golden Medical State High School Team ‘tonic to build me up when L was run- oe jdown, It also was very beneficial. These medicin OTHERS ARE RECOGNIZED | poth very good | Discovery as a blood purifier and a} , have te » in, th ."—Mrs. | ALL-STATE TEAM ae oan tO ty eae Aces hata Bismarck , Write Di Invalids’ Hotel —Drew, Jamestown ‘in Buffalo, N. or free medical ad- ‘RT—Porter, Mandan LT—Scott, Bismarck RG—Wiles, Valley City LG-—Lighty, Jamestown C—Samuelson, Minot, Q—McDonald, Mandan ‘. RH—Kludt, Bismarck ; bull LH—Gray, Mandan / tackle his medicines. Lighty of Jamestown gets FB—Alfson, Esmarck the choice on the other side of the! nop Jack entertaimment, for the air is | line. k and Mandan high school’ gtre i Ith no} for an all-state high school he pinion of Coach Peter T. ish, of the Bismarcik team. In response to a r the De: ent of Phy tion, University of North Dako Coach Sw nha med an tate high school cl enter gets the choice. , tultless and on. defen nter, of no ordinary Williams of Mandan gets | and Muir of Bismare onse. In catehil ayer de toned wie 3 and as an open he was alone. . As goal, punter) he, stool In the Bismarck the Drew of James- town gets the choice of the other outpost. Although playing in the backfiel player's work was of so outstandi f y and de! ely, that to keep him 50 a athlete and foot: | the sele h on, would be deprec catory s 2 s keeping a ma All- Amer! high school AG He is.a deadly tackler and a ‘tower of strength’ on|the team on the field. defense. Rept ee! pa Rane Kludt Is Named Porter of Mandan gets first choice “Kludt, Bismarek’s _ fleet-footed. at sletectackle, Becky nee vAnonoand smashing and dodging back, gets the nels Bey this runner, he had no equal. He is: also ef grit, playing the entire game with a broken rib and yet out-playing his opponent. ‘He had the, ability. to out-gucis the opponents and check their edvancé with, wore than ordin- ary skill and in spreading the oppon- ent’s offense and turning in the, run- Mandan gets first choice at left half. “At fullback, Alfson of Bismarck gets the choice. Weighing 170 pounds and towering six feet, this player never failed to gain. As a line-smash- er he had no equal. He yt ee r, he ha equal. Scott of Bis;| tering-ram’ on offense and a ‘bulwart Lee ike crate a ate ather|on defense. If called upon, he could side of the line.! Like Porter he: is a| Pass-and, kick.” ‘gritty,’ varessive and. formidable] + Seer op Eee linegman, This player played through | FRENCH WANT RECEIVER the entire season, with a ae | FOR GERMAN REGIME thumb. and ‘not, and yet, be was. al. ways on his feet and a ‘deadly’ tack- ler. He was seldom, infact, never (Continued from Page 1) outplayed. and, other revenues for the payment | Valley. City, Man Named of: reparations. “Wiles of Valley City gets first] “Third—Tio see that Germany, sup- ALWAYS A WELL WOMAN P| Health Is Most Vital to You. Rend| i SCHOOL, ELEVEN St. Paul, Minn,--“At different times I have ti 1 Dr, Pierce’s medicines ‘avorite Prescription Bismarck and Mandan Have @s a woman’s tonic and found it very of Dr. -Pierce’s are and I would certainly | ‘take them again shculd I need: such ' medicines knowing the great help they , Vice or send 10c for trial pkg. any of jeither ‘kniving’ wr ‘charging’. or ‘gs his opponent out, and a sure uest fr ! arged and outplayed. Muir of |B: Mr. Swan: ) €X ve and defensive |? him undisputed, choice to art up t th er’s. punting and drop-) Pp 14 m| te 0 College . He would direct | choice at right-half. As an: open-field | a good passer and. kicker. Gray of choice at guard.. He proved a stumbl: ing block for the Bismarck. offense. He has weight, aggresiveness, and a rare faculty of being at the right spot at the psychological moment. On the defense he was always on~ the play: Plies. funds for the interest on yepar ation bonds. “Fourth—To watch German legisia- tion so that the revenue is not dimin- ished, to require Germany to submit to such: measures: for: approval: and a eto HOME Bes Laughter a Pleasing Sound Altoona, Pa.—'‘I am writ- ing to tell you what Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Cor- pound has done for me. We had six children die almost at birth. J'rom one hour to nine- teen days is all, they, have lived. Before mv next one was born I took a dozen bot- tles of your Vegetable Com, pound, and I’can sey that.it the. greatest medicine. an earth, for this: baby 4 four , months - old, healthier-baby you want. I am sendi . | Picture. of her. ‘i *Isays ‘That i isa very healtny looking baby.’ You. haven} consent to show ‘these 3 lines to © anybody. C. W. Bunz, 131 3rd, Avenue: Alteuna, Pa, Mrs. Jansson’s experience of interest to childless wives. © Millston, Wis.—‘‘I want to give you a word of praise for your wenderfu) medicine. | We are fond of children, and for a considerable’ time. after we were married J feared,I would not have any. I began taking Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound, and it strengthened me. so I now have a nice, strong, healthy baby. gi 1 suffered very little at childbirth, and I give all the credit, to your medicine, and shall always recommend it highly.’’-- Mrs. if. H. JANSSEN, Millston, Wis. Mrs. Held of Marinctte, Wis., adds her testimonial for Lydia E. Pinkhain's Vegetable Compound. She says: Marinette, Wis.—‘‘I was in a nervous condition and vety irregular. My doctor. advised an operation. My husband-brought me.one of. your booklets and-asked me to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. "It overcame my weakness so that I now have a healthy baby girl aftér having been mar- ried nine years. i am glad to reeommend your medicine, and you may use my letter as a testimonial. ao Mts. H. B. HELD, 330 Jefferson St., Marinette, Wis, There are many, many such homes that were ones childless, dnd are nj blessed with healthy, happy children pecause Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetal table Compound hes restored the mother to a strong and healthy condition, as. it acts asa natural restorative for ailments ‘as-indicated by backache, irrepu- larities, displacements, weakness and nervousness. lasses serge: Should) inemeribe that most of ie famine calla of women are not the surgical.ones—they. are not caus Serious displace- ments or growths, althoueh the symptoms may be the sane and that is. wh so many: apperently: serious. ailments: readily yield to Lydia. E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, as it acts as a natural restorative. It can be taken with perfect safety and often prevents serious troubles, Therefore if you know of any woman who is suffering and-h as-been ‘unable to secure relief and is negretfully:looking forward to & childless old age, ask Herts try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, as it has brought health and happiness into so many homes once darkened by illness:and:déspair-+ Lydia E. Rinkham’s Private Text-Book upor “Ailments Peculiar to. Wonien ” will be sent to you free upon teqtiest. Write to The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Massachusetts. This book contains valuable information. also to require new income if the old source of income are abandoned. “Fifth—To determine if German re- sources devoted to the interest on | bonds aro adequate. | “Sixth—To examine the German fis cal system in the name of the Repara- tions Commission. “Seventh—To check 2nd correct, if | necessary, the German figures on ex- ports on which 2°26 per cent tax is | collectible, sures deemed necessary to assure ful- fillment of its mission, without, how- ever, interfering with the German ad- ministration.” GRAND OPERA BY WIRELESS | Weekly By Mary Garden ‘bound farmhouse the members need erators, experts Bay, ar , | nightly, to grand ope‘a, bed-time stor ;| ies, Dhonograph’.and band concerts, rop and weather reports and . aer sip. Any. wireless telegrapher se! without additional. equipme: a concerts. | ‘With the inauguration, of wirele | srsud opera bh ary Garden, director » Chicago Opera Com | stage at the Auditorium Theater pick” dinaz ‘tion 7 ; eral, blo ayay,. and from there sent,out broagddat!to;any one with the one at Pittsburgh, Pa., one-at ewaul at Springiteld, i itor, about J5 ed, followed by a phonograph or band concert, This is the weekday sclied- prepared church sermon is sent. As all the stations operate on dif- ferent lengths, the amateur receivers can listen to all, one after another, ceiving set: The Chicago Opera service is the |: most ambitious program of all. “At (7 30 o'clock,.as the apdience begins gathering at the Auditorium, the in- struments are tested with a phono- graph concert. A few minutes before a-brief synopsis of the first act, e plaining the stage effdcts and scenery. At the end of each act a similar sy- nopsis. of the next scene is transmit- ted. Delilah was sung, amateur stations and singers, but the clanking of the chains as. Lucien, Muratore,,.as. Saim- pon, paced his prison cell, and the storms ‘of applause that marked each curtain call. The sounds were 80 clear that amplifying devices were un, on the table at the receiving points NEW HAMPSHIRE SAYS COME EAST H. Dec. 1—Horace Concord, Greeley said “Go West, young ma Horace Greeley, was a_native of New Hampshire.. Now New Hampshire is calling out to the middle west, “Come Kast.” In Ohio last month the New a campaign. designed Ohioans to immigra and do their farming on the hills from) which many of their ancestors ( i ed in response to the great editor's j advice. Ohio was chogen as the first wobje:- tive because, the board says, “it is the. nearest.of the four middle weste: states whose soil is fully -occupiet and which annually send forth settlers to unoccupied lands to.their north and i west and because. its farm, population igs of the highest order.” The cam- | paign;, machinery. was provided by. the New. Hampshire State Grange, which was stimulated by prizes donated by |former Governor Polland Hy, Spauld- THIN, FLAT HAIR GROWS LONG, THICK AND ABUNDANT “Danderine” costs only 36, cents a bottle. One application ends Call. dandruff, stops itehing and falling hair, and, in a few moments, © you.. have doubled: the. beauty of your hair. It will ap- § pear a mass, so soft, Iustrous, andy easy, to do up.. But ‘what will- please” you “most will; be: after a few weeks; use, when you see new/4 hair—fine and downy at first — yes — but ‘and sunshine are to vegetation.’ goes right to the roots, : i pie i | | ‘and ‘strengthens them: | ful, stimulating * | -“Kighth—To take any other ee Is Inaugurated Five Nights. Chicago, Dec. 1—On kong winter! nights when the family gathers round’ the fireplace."in some isolated, snow-/ un the radiophone, messages and ; it over ord equipment to receive it, ane weather and crop reports ‘are ‘announe- i vie. On Sunday nights a specially; by turning a sinall dial on their re-| 8 o'clock ;the “scader” announces the): opera for thé,eveaing, the principal i singers, the condugtor, and then Bive In the first test, when Samson and |; have not only heard the. orchestra necessary, ordinary receivers lying |’ spreading the music aay the}: | room, {4s candy-like Cascarets. ‘Hampshire. Piard of, Publicity starter Le SHIRTS terns. $2.00 values Zor............065 Silk shirts, , Latest patter $6.00 value °. “UNION SUITS y fleece lined union suits. 31.50 value, Zor........... 5 Medium weight, wool union. suits. $3. 50° value for. Boys’ winter caps, fur carlaps. al Men’s winter caps, fur earla) Laskin Block. Manchester r Union a. REC mm IN-ONE FAMILY, Lnodon, De For Constipated Bowel physic your bowels when you have ‘Headache Biliousness * Colds Indigestion Dizziness Sour Stomach mW Are Deli With the. public response to our Actual Cost Sale. know. this store and for us to get acquainted and make friends and customers. Hundreds of new customers have come here during this sale and have beer delighted with the values we give--because we save them big. money on every purchase, “To induce those who have not called, we.will continue our Actual Cost Sale for a few days, We are not making a penny prolik but know it is worth our while to see new customers Comein, — Standard make dress shirts in latest oat- » Best all wool, blanket $35.00 value for..... Pein Sheep «ned overcoats, Wambat collars. Flannel shirts. Two potkets, well made. - $2.50 vaiue or $1 25 New army shirts, lined, ouble elbow. | $5.00. value for.. 4 $3. 00. $4.00 al woo overcoats, Wambat. collar, $25.00 value. Zor.......... es BOYS’ SUITS. He all wool suits, 2 pair pants with i i } Bos blue Sai stripe suits, single pants. } I i HATS AND CAPS Men’s ‘Cottcn Hose. Men's heavy all Caines Soe. ere eae S ™ $1 00: sat ame on all other hats. Bey vorner Fifth and Main Street. by Kemal, Turk leadey in Asia for having ‘handled, a jrifle in the re- cent: fighting azainst the Greeks. She is the pioneer of the fewins move: | ment in Islam. ing. The Board of Publicity, whicit the, fourth. celebration of. thié kind in ims to restore abandoned: farms to] the. same family, Mrs. Morris ' was their form<:; productivity, is headed) Emily Cadle, fourth in direct line of ajor Frank Knox, editor of The} Cadios who celebrated their. 50th wed- 5 r , |ding. anniversaries. Constantinople, Dec. 1.—Halide Edin anniversary: of Mri ‘and, Mrs, William) Hanom, Turkey’s woman novelist, hag] rrig .at. Westbre-an-Severn: marks|ibeen..awarded the rank of corporal Gloucester; ‘Eng., Dec. 1.—Three wo- s-— Bilious Ever The ‘nicest cathartic-laxative to nisi will empty your bowels com- pletely by morning and you will fee! “They work waile you Cascarets never stir you up or Bripe like Salts, Pills, Calomei, or Oil and they cost only ten.cens: i One or twa:)-Children love Cascarets too. splendid, sleep.’ will give one new Cavs, Overepats, ete: Khaki Breeches. 0. D. Arniy: Blankets. — *- Regulation shirts.’ Navy. Sweaters. Men’s and To Biel buye of a pair. of’ ‘alt wool Army Breeches at: our special: price of $3.75 we- Me \ OVERSEAS CAP FREE. ’ Hundreds.of bargains in: Socks, Mitts, Mail orders shipped same day. received. Friday and: Saturday only...... ‘1 lotfull size. Good quality All wool,’ :Double elboWs........ eet y All wool ....... Bere bubs cst, $4075 Army.Shoes, : all sizes. Specially heioedl: $16.50 Young Men’s Suits: ..... gis really new hair growing, gll over the scalp. ‘“Danderine” is to the hair what fresh showers. of se } lifeless, faded hair tq grow long. if © ites, heavy and luxuriant, u i “THURSDAY, DECEMBER..1.. a 2a rhted ‘ Our selling goods at cost is to have you A Few Actual Cost Prices. OVERCOATS Ve SHOES lined, overcoats, i) Men’s standard make dress 5.00 i shoes. Value'$4.00 for........ $2. 50 | Dr. Charles cushion sole shoe. $4. 00 4 Value $5.00 for.......... 2.5.4 20% reduction on all other shoes. $18.50 | RUBBERS ‘hoes. Value $400 for-- BLOB Boys’ $1.25. rubbers, 79. c $8.00 tes Tubbets wai en’s dress rubbers, p for .. ; Bere . 98¢ $5.50. ME eee ae, | yee regular $5. 00 value, $3.98 : f forsee Sopa ho ee ode veal OS. MEN’S SUITS Latest styles ‘and? materials, ' single ; and double bregst No Refunds—No Exchanges During This $ Sale, _ The Standard | ieaes House Bismarck, N. D. ed them until three o’clock. “KEPT AFTER: SCHOOL? annually from Corsica. nnot be Duplicated We ea competition on ‘the quality and prices of Shoes for Men, Women and Chil- dren during this two day sale. Educator Shoes ate made from the finest leather, in the most particular shoe factory in the world. [They are made for style, wear, com- MEN’S SHOES Educator ‘Line. Prices Cut Deep...» eo) $7.50 2 | $6.50 pee SHOES Arejstylish, foot fitting-and. our pricés for ‘This Two Days’ Sale are ‘reduced equally with men’s. | : CHILDREN’S SHOES | Specially. marked for Friday and Saturday Sale. | BEACON LINE SHOES _ | To make our shoe sale for Friday and Saturday extra ii cae we have also reduced prices radically in Bea- con shoes. fea i co ee .. $5.75 | Friday and Saturday is your only ‘chance to secure hese Le ite Siegal Shoe Store i ; 418 Broadway. ft “Jake Siegal Wants to.See You.” mo", J men applaydea a verdict of not guilty in the assizes here. The judge ordered them in contempt of court and detain- Briar roots weighing 6000 tons, for the manufacture of pipes, are expor' al