The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 11, 1922, Page 6

PAGE SIX The Aftermath of Influenza This is No. 1 of a series competent physician, attack the air pz Whooping Cough, Me often leave these org: ch dition, i ee Unda Un nN nnnnDEIIRD EIR nNE EINE EEE EEE ERE EEEEEEEREEEEEEREEEEROEEET | n ulation thru the skin to draw out| aap the inflammation, attract the/ Sanitary Ofticer for the. week. Mem-| blood away from the congested 'bers of the commission In| belief. that. the . city. needs Your doctor will impress upon you that following recovery from ihe active stage of influenza, there ofter remains an inflamed, | ed condition of the air s—throat, larynx, bron- 1 tubes and lungs. equently the cough Kangs u take cold easily and iy be obstinate catarrh. This condition is slow to, clear up and if neglected may favor the development of pneumonia, or later on, serious disease of the lungs. * Ca should continue under the care of their physician nould exerci the open wholesome food — avoid werk and sudden chills. Nightly applicationg‘of Vicks VapoRub help Naturp:{o com- plete the process of répair. Be- cause Vick stim, —eat plenty of |! over- COW INJURES FAIMWER Seifridge, N. D., April , farmer nezr here, iy plit lower lip and cheek when | ritacked bya cow. 8 POLISHED Phone 62. the body heat. oreness of the .chest. per-|br direct skin is nel cloths. bed elethes of a funnel e moderately in| ar' -A NEW SUIT— as Pneumoni red—then C. g i 7 | Dance’ every Tuesday, ‘Thurs ers-on north. and .south-or east and day and Saturday evenings at} west streets the right-of-way is said; :30 at The Coliscum. 10 Cents/to have been successful in large ci- per dance. ‘ SHOES— A FRESH COLLAR— and last, laut not least, a STEVENSON HAT. Yowll be well dressed. Wood—Gravel—Fertilizer. Bismarck, N. Dak. , . Safety and Service THE TWO STRONG ‘PILLARS ON WHICH WE ARE BUILDING With our new McClintock Burglar Alarm System which’ we recently installed, our bank is a safe place to keep your ~ Liberty Bonds and other valuables as well as to do your veneral banking business, First National Bank, Bismarck, N. D. GET A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX NOW OUR BUSINESS 1B MCCLINTOCK CO MINNE APOLIS. MINN Safety First amend ertisements, prepared by a plaining: how certain diseases which . Influenza, or even a long continued Cald— in an inflamed, congested state, thus affording a favorable {ccthold for invading germs. And how Vicks Vapo-Rub may be of value in this con- and relieve the cough. ion, the medicinal ingredi- ents of Vicks are vaporized by! make the week a success. These vapors are} breathed in all night long, thus;*treet sprinkling, ‘garbage ing the medication to be: ly upon the inflamed are: The Wachter Transfer Company dealers in « HOT and COLD STUFF Beulah Coal—Missouri River Ice WHEN IT COMES TO MOVING our First Class Rigs and Competent men are at your disposal. : | -General House-cleaning ar the Wachter Transfer Company was C aS.iawarded the contract . for Vicks should be rubbed in overhauling, at $165.00 per month for one the throat and chest until thejo” more teams spread on! thickly and cover with hot flan-|jing. Joe Katz bid $110 per. month, Leave the clothing} or $5 per day for ‘one man and team. loose around the neck and the|The Wachter ‘Transfer Co. bid $115 anged in the form so that the vapors ing may be freely inhaled.|submittea the cough is annoying, swal-|ment sidewalks. iow a small bit of Vicks the size |awarded ito W, M. Griffis. of a pea. Samples will be sent free to|Water company investigation. new users on request to the Vick | Chemical Cornpany, Greensboro, |up for discussion next Monday. Com-| N, |removal from Jamestown. ‘CLBAN-UP. WEEK DESIGNATED BY MAYOR LENHART | Week of May 1 To Be Time For | In The City, The week of May 1 was designated “Clean-Up and Paint-Up Week” by yor A, P. Lenhart at the city com- nm meeting last’ night, with -ap- of the commissidn, and Com- ner Henzler was designated Ma, expressed a cleaning-up and that many organi- zations. should join in. an effort to The commission received’ bids for hauling, sidewalks. | and laying of .concrete garbage! vith wagon, or $6.50; per day for h man ‘and iteam.! There were two bids for street sprink- per month or $7 per day for one man and team. The Noggle Concrete! and Tile Company ‘and W. M. Griffis | bids for constructing ce- The contract was The commission allowed a bill of to S. J. Hunt, employed in the The new traffic ordinance -will be missioner Henzler regards the most! important feature .of the-ordinance a provision that the driver on the right shall have the right-of-way’ at all/ |intersectiong, ‘Phis system, which dis- regards the old system of giving driv- ties. Bills were allowed as follows: S. J. Hunt, (Water Co, inves- | tigation) =. «$350.00 |N. J. Shields . - | B88 |; Martin. Bourgois 5.45 |Niek Zohn ec) Cc. ‘Lawyer 18.40 ner-Labor Record 3.30 aghburn Lignite Coal Co. (coal for _pdor) 81.00 Bismarck Tvriljune 18.76 Cc. Lawyer ......+ 29.60 Street and Sewer Co. 134.60 | Police payroll 56.00 Geo. Gussner . PIONEER N. P ENGINEER DIES Gcorge McClain was Oldest N.!: P. Engineer on Dakota Division 34.00 Jamestown, N. D. April 11.—A telegram was received in the; city announcing the death of George McLain, one of the best known rail- road men on the Dakota division of the Northern Pacific railway. The telegram came from C. D. Porter, who had stopped at Portland enroute from California ito Jamestown, and was received by Mrs. ‘Lynn Challoner, niece of the deceased. Mr. McLain died at 8:15 yesterday nforning at his home in Portland, where he had been since last fall. He had been ailing all ‘winter, and was very poorly the last few weeks. It is probable that funeral services and burial will be held at Portland. where the! family have made their home for 12 years, following their Mr. Mc- Lain for several years has spent the winter months in Portland returning in the spring to his run as engineer on the Turtle Lake branch of the N. 'P, He was the oldest engineer on the N. P. from Fargo to Mandan and for many years was engineer on the Valley line to Oakes, along which route he was: known. by almost every |man, woman and child. Mr. McLain is survived by his wife and one son, Ed. of Porttand. ‘ The family resided in Jamestown many years, Mr. MoLain selling the old home on 8th avenue south. a short itime ago to George Newberry. The | |McLains also. resided at Fargo fora {number of years before coming :to |damestown. Mr, McLain was about 175 ycars of age. | AT THE THEATERS EARLE WILLIAMS’ PICTURE MADE IN- KERN RIVER SECTION, ! A fence made of timber -sixty feet ‘ong and ‘three feet through at’ tiey base is shown in the Earle Williams production, “Bring Him In,” which will be the attraction at the Capitol thea ter tomorrow and Thursday. Tae ‘ac> tion was made for the most part in \the Kern. river section of California laround .one of the most picturesque \tocales of the west. Log cabins, long shots showing ‘snow covered: moun- tains in the distance, groves of beau- tiful white \birches and landscapes that ‘would be a credit to any artist make the production a veritable travelogue, The story itself ts filled with action. | showing the activities of the Canadian |northwest mounted police and British ;Columbia. The star has -the role of the hunted man and rises’ to: great | heights in emotional and dramatic ac- |tion. ‘He is forced to fight his ‘way, however, in much of the film and car- ries away added laurels with the pro duction. This ‘is the first picture | which Mr, Williams has directed him. iself in association with Bert Ensmin- | ger, and the star proves himself a very capable director, i} 4 THE ELTINGE | Norma Talmadge proves that all ithe comedy talent of the Talmadge \ neighbor suggested that I take Dr. arrests. 211 Broadway, Bismarck, N. D. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ee . Beaiity.is:But‘Skin Deep And “Good Blood is Beneath Both Minneapolis, Minn.—“I want + te make: this. public expression of what Dr. Pierce’s medicines have done for me. Some years ago I was in a weak, run-down condition ‘with neither strength . nor ambition. A Pierce's Goléen. Medical,» Discovery. I secured a battle from the drug) store and this. was go helpful .that I had no. need of @ second bottle. To those whose condition needs. build- ing up I can ‘nd do recommend Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery.’ —Mrs. Addie -Hottell, 711. - Bu- chanan St. N. EB. °. Gain health-and vitality by ob- taining Dr, ‘Plerce’s Discovery at your drug store; in tablets or liqui Se which is the attraction at the Eltinge today and .tomorrow, Tuesday and. Wednesday. “She; is’ the daughter of James Sheridan Bogge and her dad owns most of the hams in the United States while daughter owns a large share of the beauty. Harrison Ford plays opposite’ Norma in this’ picture, ‘U. S. Court at Jamestown. Judge Andrew Miller is holding fed- eral court at Jameatown today. There are 45 arraignments.to take place. be- e Juige' Miller, ‘resulting from re- rt grand jury. indictments: and other No cases ‘will be tried. Hemstitching. iN. W>Kelley, thing to admire? ifamily is not confined to Constance, iby her work in the robo of Jacqueliney Boggs -in “The Wonderful Thng,"| Good Friday Services. There will be services at-the First Lutheran church, Seventh street and Avenue D,.at 8 o'clock Good Friday evening. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all, Undersoes @peration. Mrs, Mary Kristofer of Assinnibois, ‘Canada, who came to Bismarck to vi it at the home of her sister, Mrs. EB. G. Anderson, underwent a seriotis op- eration at the St. Alexius hospital yesterday, River Fufl of Ice. The Missouri river was running full of. ice this afternoon, the ice being from the gorge which broke at Willis- ton a couple of days ago. ‘The river rose two feet here, ‘but it was said there was no danger of unusually high water. St. Alexius Hospital ‘News, Enemy. Heart. of Elbowoods, . Miss Minnie. Bochrnsen of ‘Steele, Heiser of Strasburg, George -McCart- ney of the city and John Green of Moffit have entered the ‘St. Alexius |} hospital for treatment. N P. E, Hatch of. Baldwin and -Mrs._|, John Weiss of Zap haye ‘returned to their homes. Bismarck Hospital ‘News. Hilda ‘Pfaff, of Mandan, Mrs. Sever | Sherhein of Ryder, H. Stanton, Edna Geidd of Washburn, |} Mrs. John ®ilingson of Turtle Lake, Mrs. Jiohn A. Nagel of Lehr, Mrs. W. Happy is the girl who.can answer “yes” in..these all important, moments. the: girl who knows’ tMat her fresh, clear ~ .skin and smooth, white neck and arms are sure to command:admiration. The girl who,is not so sure of her per-, sonal attractiveness, who is ‘conscious ‘that complexion \defects may affect her, x Visiting Here. A.C, Isamiuger of Arena, N. D., was a visitor house today.’ Baby Bo} {Mr, and (Mrs. John en Valley are the parents of a- baby boy ‘born at. the Bismarck hospital, Baby Boy | Mr. and Mrs.’ Thomas Patton, of the city, “announce the arrival of a baby boy at the St“Alexius hospital. -Anderson Takes Place“ / O. E. Anderson, named register and receiver of the local land office, has taken up ’his' duties. ‘There-are no changes ‘in the office force. She -is tyisa stad of Gold- cau: so rey a cent a dose. SYRUP PEPSI oc county ~ court pba yan a ni ' » PAL | 5 aches, etc, ‘g MAN: men and women, as e) frow older, suffer constantly from little ills. The is the poisons produced by chronic constipation, result- ing’ ff ‘headaches, depression, bloating, sour stomach, bad breath, etc. A single bottle of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin will prove to you that you can late yourself that elimi- every day. Increased doses are not necessary. It is a com- bination of Egyptian Senna and | othersimplelaxativeherbs with pepsin. The cost is only about In‘spite of the fact that Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Repsin has been on the market 30. years purgatives. require a laxative at this moment ‘when needed. per dance, Fred A. Knoop of |i Phone 408. popularity, should waste no time, remedy- ing these conditions. The secret is cos- -metic cleanliness, which keeps the skin free from clogging accumulations. “ Qnice a day, do this — Once a day,.preferably at bedtime, give your face a thorough cleansing. This doesn’t me: a cosmetic cleansing accomplished by the gentlest possible means, a harsh, irritating scrub but Soap is necessary, but only the mildest - soap should be used. This is Palmolive, blended<from palm and olive oils® Once.you experience the mild, sooth- ing effect-of its smooth, creamy-lather you will recognize daily cleansing as the surest complexion beautifier. Removal, Once a day, of the accumula- tions of dirt, oil, perspiration and the re- main ae is absolutely essential to.a‘clear; fresh skin. traces of cold cream and pow- ‘Neglect results in clogged pores, coarse texture and blackheads. -When*the accu- mulated soil carries infection, pimples are the result. : An ancient secret The value of beautifying cleansing was discovered long ago, in the days of ancient THE PALMOLIVE COMPANY, Milwaukee, U. S. A. THE PALMOLIVE COMPANY: OF CANADA, Limited, Toronto, Ont. 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So while Palmolive.ranks. first as finest facial soap, you'can afford to follow Cleo- patra’s example and use it for bathing. Remember that complexion, beauty does not end with the face, .and beautify. your body with Palmolive. Half-Ounce Bottle Free Few escape constipation, 20 even if you do not CARD OF THANKS. The undersigned desire’ to thank 7 their friends who so kindly assisted them in their recent bereavement, and for the many beautifulyfioral offerings: Expert Operator for Marcel Waving, Shampooing, Facial Massage and Manicuring. 9 Hoskins Bldg. TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1922 N IN OLD AGE and is today the. largest “selling liquid laxative-in the world, the formula -has never been im- nation ‘will occur promptly proved eben: It is safer and better or you than salts, minerals, calomel, coal tar'and:such drastic. 2. Half-ounce Trial Boule Poa FREE’ OR CHARGE w that 90s eal have it Breed your ——S——_—_—_ SSS SS M. Koenig of Braddock, J. H. Arens- meier of Youngstown and John Huft ‘of Dawson have entered the Bismarck hospital for treatment Dance ‘every Tuesday, Thurs- day and Saturday evenihgs at 8:30.at.:The Coliseum. 10 Cents} Mr. and Mrs, James H. Kershaw, _ McKenzie, N; D. \ . When youvare conscious of the scrutiny of intercsted- eyes which appraise -every detail of your appearance, can you sit serene, secure in the consciousness that there is nothing to criticise but‘ every-