The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | and girls over 16 years of age, whether they own an automobile or Many who have driven a car MRS. CARSON DIES IN WEST: Former Pioneer Resident of City Passes Away application, in or to get the benefit of expert advice, NESTOS WILL TAKE STUMP, Hal-| Mrs. Alexander former pioneer resident o' marck, passed away October 16 at the home of her daughter Mrs. W. ve Wood, at the Hotel Bari t * Cameron, a f Bis- Governor to Speak for vorson Ticket R ALN tos, ‘ re u pole the Re- Ga rnor ly il in the . Mrs. 3 ouver by remained | bt; for over thr ks. When | heade o's condition seemed to be! Min her s rmmnvavediehe veturned to Bismitirek | Gut over, but she | wy dule for the Go until the thinking she might r rnor | < for participation in’ severa came yesterday morning. events in Grand Forks, largely | Mr. and Mrs. Cameron both non-political, the next day, and] zig lived in Bism: und on a farm | speeches arinores: ‘Thu near the city Jetober orth ille Octobe ! Octoh | Actors Give early days, whien the cron | Coolidge Their ived on the farm, will recall a| ; sleigh ride, composed of young | Pledge To Aid) ba people from Bismarck, who ‘drove down to their farm one fine winter evening, and were obliged to re-|, n till morning, on account of rd coming up suddenly. time was spent in singing songs, and polling st Mrs. Jane President » host and actors Cameron, ce of On- their usu r st night. The breakfast | to permit them to! and return 3 bo) irranged their support s where th performances, ‘The le: cue | Al Jolson, ime of her and four | Pl alconer, | the Bis- | toni wlconer_ of Lincoln, | is headed by Irs. Robert Mae: | mewashin, 2 nider « ie facut M couver, B. C., M The style of “your Lanpher Mihat is so good. pane re doubly NAVY DIRIGIBLE raters for the IS DELAYED quality that per- ‘ipetuates it. | ron Hotel in Vancouver. San You’re also grateful for the ‘moderate price. Offer Women, = ar To Driv ey Learn To = | FIVE DOLLARS Just to steer it—but to learn | the whys and wherefores of the p from Si long put ay James til her return trip. operation, The Lahr Motor Sales |== —— - - Com is offering an opportunity age to learn to operate a car, with- | out charge. i Under the plan anounced by W. E. eae president of the r Motor | free lessons will be | our or five lessons | ing sufficient. ceepting the opportunity will be shown, before they drive, a chassis and what hap pens when they shift gears, etc, Care of important parts will be taught | Permanency— Old Friendships, Old Books, Old Silver, of one hour e: The women and gir and the pupils told how to detect | defects when they appear. i The offer is made to all women'| Slorby Portraits SOAKS RIGHT IN | AND LIMBERS UP || Xrrointy | APPOINTMENT PHONE 264 The Slorby Studio 223 4th St. Bismarck. STIFF JOINTS “Joint- Pharmacists call it Ease” because it’s for, Swollen, Sore, Painful, ! Creaky Joints Only. It took a good many years to get | together a combination of pain sub-} duing and swelling reducing agents| declared to be the one remedy that almost instantly penetrates through | skin and flesh and starts right in to| eeesseesssessoseccscccosecococen. make swollen, inflamed, creaky, pain| racked joints as good as new. HARVEST They call this new and wonderful | preparation “Joint-Ease” because the medical man who turned the trick, worked for years to perfect som low-priced remedy that would res benefit the millions of people who! Saturday, have one or more joints that need October 18 helpful attention. \ So “Joint-Ease” is prepared only for people who have a swollen, pain-/ ful, creaky, distorted or stiff joint, whether it be in knee, elbow, should- , er, ankle, neck or finger and whether it is caused by rheumatism or some- | thing else. Of course, it can’t help but quickly put an end to such superficial ments as lumbago, neuralgia, neuri tis, aching muscles, stitch in the side, crick in the neck or sore feet neereceesceseeseeers The Salvation Army holds their annual Har- vest Festival Sale at one door west of Dohns Meat Market, on Broadway. Everything in the line of farm products will be sold during the day, the balance will be auctioned off in the evening. because of its penetrating action, but Chickens what it is really recommended for is Turkeys joint ailments of any nature what- Butter ever. Ask for a tube of “Joint-Ease.” Eggs You can use it several times in one Potatoes evening for quick results, because it Squash and Pumpkins oes right through the skin with on- iy era seconde rubbing. It surely COME AND SEE THE is a swift penetrator and when it WHITE IRISHMAN gets under the skin, it starts right The Y. P. association in to clean up all joint trouble. sANL Sell’) Home made —A— dispense it daidy for about 60 cents a tube, as do first class druggists everywhere. Always remember, when Joint-Ease | ts in joint agony gets out—quick. Bail orders filled, eash or C,0.D.|¢ Lunch all day and even- Pope Laboratories, Hallowell, sine ing. —Ady. ‘ wecesovccovoccoocccoccooooccooos candy. The Home League will have sewing and fancy work of all kinds. MOOPCDCODOCLO IL OLOOOLOOLLLOLOOSOO LOLOL LOOLODDOLOLELEDOOOLDIEOLEEEE LOLI OOO FORMER N. D. ~ * Rev. Mrs. J. J. Barth under cane all Ii brothers also survive. They Carl Wolf, of Baltimo: Rev, Maryland. RESIDENT DIES). Alexius Hospital George Wolf Passes St. % iat ie Admitted to the St. Alexius Hos- Away in California pital for treatment: Miss Wilkinson, Mandan; Miss Bertha Zimmerman, Lehr; Mr. Harry this city today stating tha « Wolf, had and has. Washburn, Birth: dou telegram Mrs. Vintor baby boy, W Discharged: Judson; Mrs. €. Miss Doris Thi ve been resid- ust two and a Wolf lived and North Dakota few year: nying 4 pa il the Mrs. J. Haag and_ baby rs. Herman _ Pelker city; Mrs. last Washburn. Wolf came 73° years of Bismarck Hospital Admitted to the Bismarck H He was s Georgia Wolf. Two Sanitary Work-Room Our work room is clean in every nook and corner, and, is of the modern “day- light” type which makes it possible to produce the finest custom tailoring to perfection. All garments are made on our own premises, and we employ only highly-skilled tailors who know how to give your order the exact attention re- quired. A perfect fitting, correct style and superior quality of materials are required. BERGESON’S Tailoring. Clothing. HOLLYWOOD with POTASH & PERLMUTTER” Has Never Before Been Shown in BISMARCK Regardless of What ANYONE Tells You WE GUARANTEE ‘* It To Be 100% ENTERTAINMENT For All, Old or Young Black or White Fat or Lean Handsome or Homely Rich or Poor Jew or Gentile Protestant or Catholic InFact — Everyone Who Can See and Read ELTINGE THEATRE TONIGHT — TOMORROW Matinee Daily 2:30 p. m. are!N. D.j_ Mrs. F, Herbert W. Wolf of Milford, Iowa, Clara ‘Lubbers, re, | Kegister, Bismarck. Gigs ae | CITY NEWS —$—+ | Clark, Center; Miss Lena Schuler, | Heaten, ; Morris Jones, city; | girl) structure is like laying a foun- Gcttlieb dation for a mighty sky- ton; Mrs. Guss Krug- Mr. Albert Buehler, | Scraper that i jendure through the years. pital for treatment. Menry Bru . Henry Bellman of New Leip- | Garrison, N. D.; Mrs. John We ed Mrs. Barth, her] ning, Temy D.; Henry Wag- Three other sisters live in| ner, Tuttle ; Rose Jacober, Mrs. A. Liet Mrs. Otto| Hebron, N. D.; Margaret Hjelle, Mercer, N. 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