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Children Cry for Fletcher's
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of
and has been n-de under his per
sonal supervision since its infancy*
w-' Allow no one to deceive you in this.
.Ail Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-cis-gocd" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
Then the men who hail from states
Liniments Will Never Cure.
If you are afflicted with Rheuma­
tism, why waste tima witli liniments,
Ietjfifls and other local applications
nCrU
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine'nor other narcotic substance. Its
e.ge is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea allaying FevcrisEness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend..
CASTORIA
Bears the Signature of
In Use For Over BO Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
THE CENTAUR COMPANY. N CW YQ 1 'TV,
WAR DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES
TENTATIVE PLANS FOR HOME
JOURNEY OF YANK SOLDIERS
BY A. E. EG Lb HO F.
N. E. A. Washington Bureau.
1128-1134 Munsay Bid :.,
"Washington, L. C.
Here, in rou^li outline, is how the
war department is planning to bring
the American soldiers home:
The American expeditionary force
will lie divided into two armies, that
wliich is to remain temporarily abroad
and that which is to come home.
The army which is to return will
then be broken up into segments. Each
segment or unit will be organized on
the basis of the location of the home
of the individual soldier.
For instance, the New England di­
vision, the 2(ith, will remain a unit,
as all its men are from Massachusetts,
Connecticut, New Hampsliile, etc. But
the Rainbow division, which contains
national guard troops from a score
ofstates, will be broken up into units,
each of which includes men from a sin­
gle state or from neighboring states.
The the United States will be divi­
ded into ten or more districts. Each
district will be few by one or more
seaports, from Maine to Texas. Port­
land will feed one New England dis­
trict, Boston another. New York will
feed its own district, which will prob­
ably include states as far west as the
upi»er Great Lakes, Philadelphia, per­
haps Baltimore, the Hampton Roads
ports. Charlestown. Tampa, Galves­
ton and other ports each will be assign­
ed to a district.
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ALWAYS
in the New York district will le sent
to New York, the men from thp Gel
veston district will be sent to Galves­
ton, and ^so on. There will be no great
influx of thousands of men at any one
port, although New York will receive
more than others.
Commanding officers of divisions in
France will be instructed to detach
men from the "first demobilization dis­
trict," for instance, and entrain them
for a specified French port, where ade­
quate shipping will be waiting. I
France, as in this country, no one port
will be used. The vessels will then
proceed direct to the port for which
the men aboard are destined, disem­
bark their passengers ^nd return for
another load.
The location of the camps and can­
tonments in this country will have
something to do with the selection of
the districts.
This program has not yet been offi­
cially approved, and war department
officials will not discuss it. It is con­
sidered likely, however, that the plan
has been completed down to the last
detail, and that even the demobliza
tion districts have already been de­
fined.
Another Theory Shattered.
Fat people don't railly laugh louder
than thin ones. It just shakes 'em up
more.
You Can't Rub It Away
Rheumatism is in the Blood
tisrn until you cleanse your blood of
the germs that cause the disease.
S. S. S. kas never had an equal as a
blood purifier and scores of sufferers,
say that it has cleansed their blood of
that never did cure Rheumatism, arid, Rheumatism, and removed all traca
of tho
Jiaea-e
frora
Do not toy to rub the pain away, Get a bottle of 3. S. S. at your
«LTh°vi Slr'7!r Pcce£' *y
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the pain, and go after that. Remove
the cause, and there can be r.o pain.
You will never be rid of Rheuma-
Red line Legal Blanks
The Capital Line of Red Line Legal
Blanks are standard forms and are univer­
sally used throughout North Dakota. They
are prepared by competent legal talent and
are absolutely right.
The Tribune is forced to advance the
prices on this line of blanks, but before,
do­
ing so wants to give everybody a chandfe to
stock up on them, and until December 1st
will continue in force the old rates on these
blanks.
OK$&id
their system.
drug store, and get on the right
sensible plan of finding the cause of treatment to-day. If you want spe­
cial medical advice, you can obtain it
free by addressing Medical Director,
23 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
in orders&t ohce.
THE MSMASGK TRIBUNE GO*»:
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GREAT FUTURE
FOR AMERICA
IS PREPICTED
I
Richard Spillane, Financial Ex­
pert, Optimistic as to Times
to Come.
NATION READY FOR PEACE
Vastly Better Prepared for Com
ing Emergencies Than it
Was for War.
BY .RICHARD SPILLANE,
Editor of "Commerce and Finance
Noted Authority on Finance
and Economics.
(Sopyri«ht, 1918, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.)
]C1CHAT?I
RICHARD Sl'ILLASE, editor
of "Commerce and Finaiicc," the
Xac York iccekhi, has been en
payed to write tv:o or three ur
liclc8 a week for the The Tribur..
and asxoeiatcd members of the
ycirspaper Enterprise Association.
Spillane has never gamblcd_a cent
in Wall street, and he writes from
the standpoint of the ordinary
man—not the business potentate
yet hi# words are read eagerly by
the most prominent and powerful
flnanci4 r's.L ll'c arc sure you will
be ffrcatly interested by what he
has to say about AMERICA'S
PROBLVMH OF PEACE. Watch
for hits neit article.
Most of the things about which we
worry never happen. In 1914 when
the war began many men of high in­
telligence precdicted world bankruptcy
if the conflict lasted six months, world
destruction if it lasted a year.
It has lasted neurly four and a half
years and neither of the dread fore­
casts has been verified.
Those who are worrying now about
after-the-war conditions, fearing trou­
ble in weaving back into industry the
millions of men we have in the army
and navy, losing sleep over fear of
wages being reduced, imagining all
sorts of disturbances, are as certain
to be confounded in their fears as
were those who saw world disaster in
the world war.
America is vastly better prep
piirtd for peace than it was for
war. The transition from a war
basis to a peace basis will bring
unsettlement in vurious line of in­
dustry, but readjustment will be
must easier, in rich more rapid
than generally expected.
There will be plenty of work for ev­
eryone to do. There is no reason to
fear what we term "hard times", as a
result of the war. Surely there is no
danger of such a condition within the
next fitT years if the American petf
ple are prudent and resourceful. They
have not been prudent always, but they
never lacke*! resourcefulness^ in the
last few years, they have shown a pru­
dence greater than they were sup­
posed'to possess.
EXPANSION, NOT CONTRACTION
OF BUSINESS. OUR PROBLEM.
America's present.^problem: is not
one of preparing for contraction in
business, but very great expansion in
business. No natiou ever had such op­
portunity as this one has today.
Let us take a look at America.
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statf %Vn Milk-
than 100,000,000 people all, practical-.
ly considered, speaking one language,
all animated by the same ideals and
purposes, all within reach of the liter­
ature put out by our great national
publications, all easy to supply through
our transportation systems of railroad,
trolly, and automobile. Nowhere in
the world is there so big a market for
the manufacturer and supplier to
reach so quickly and so easily.
Q,ur domestic market has been so big
and our growth has been so rapid that
heretofore we have given attention to
the' foreign market only in periods of
local depression. So soon as those
passed we'have neglected the foreign
market and been satisfied with our do­
mestic trade.
Ndfc, whether we want to or not,
we must supply the world. Nowhere
on earth is there so much raw mater­
ial so easily obtained as here. Our
wealth in iron ore, in copper and other
metallic depositB is colossal. No oth
ef nation has so much arable land.'
No other nation has such manufac­
turing-facilities. No other nation has
such financial strength. Our national
wealth is greater than that of any
other three nations combined,,
TVHat foreign trade vte nave
engaged
heretofore we hare conducted un­
der handicaps. Our goods have been
carried, in vessels owned and operated
by other nationalities.' Our foreign
commerce has been Unanced through
banks of other countries. Our agents
have been men of other dimes.
OUft DAYS OF TRIBUTE TO
FOREIGN TRADE GONE.
Now, for the first time in history,
we sffe becoming possessed of a mer­
cantile marine of a size commensur­
able with opt world position. We are
beginning, only beginning, to get oflr
own banking establishments ib forelgt)
lands. In such forelgn ffMKT we
develop hereafter we will not have
to pay tribute to others
tat
carry ottf
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BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE
Easy to Make This
Pine Cough Remedy
Thousand*
of famlllea
mrar by It#
pnupirMRi,
and wci about 93.
Inexpensive.
ou know that pine is used in nearly
prescriptions and remedies for coughs.
The reason is that pine contains several
peculiar elements that have a remark­
able effect in soothing and healing tho
membranes of the throat and chest.
Pin®'!»• fatuous for thiB purpose.
Pine cough syrups are combinations of
pine and syrupi The- "syrup" part is
usually plain granulated sugar syrup.
To make the best pine cough remedy
that money cMi bUy, put
2Vjt
ounces of
Pinex in a pint bottle, and till up
with honie-mndfe sugar sviup. Or you
can use. clarified molasses, houey,
or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup.
Either Way, you make a full pint—more
than you "can buy ready-made for three
times th^ money. It is pure, good and
very pleasant—children take it eagerlv,
Yon can feel this take hold of a £ough
or cold in a way that means business
The cough mav be'drv. hoarse and tight,
or may be persretentlv tyose from the
formation of phlegm. "The cause is the
same—inflamed membra
hps—and
this
Pines and Syrup combination will stop
it—usually in 24 hours or less. Splen­
did, too, for bronchial asthma* hoarse­
ness, or.any ordinary throat ailment.
Pinex is A' highly concentrated com­
pound oP genuine Korwav pirn- rxtraet,
and is famous the world over for its
prompt effect upon coughs.
Beware of substitutes. Ask your drug­
gist for "2Vi ounces of Pinex" with
directions, and don't accept- anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute-safe
isfaction or money promptly refunded.
The Pinex Co«, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
goods, for marketing our products or
for furnishing financial accommoda­
tions for our holiness.
.Heretofore 'the foreigner has
been doubtful about the American.
He has considered him as upstart,
wonderfully successful person but
bumptions and not to be trusted..
He had not TJeen eager to trade
with the American, for the Ameri­
can has been unwilling to con­
form to the foreigner's business
forms or caprices. He lias cdn
sidered the American arrogant and
to a large degree money mad.
The war has changed the for­
eigner's view.
He has seen America pour out' Us
wealth of men and money on the altar
of human liberty. He has seen the
people he thought were dollar idolat
ors ready to sacrifice everything for
the ideal of world democracy. He has
come suddenly to think of Americans
as the greatest people of the world.
America has won something in this
war the worth of which cannot be
measured.' It has won the good will
of the world. The whole world wants
to trade with America. It must trade
with it for a time for from no other
source can it obtain so readily the raw
and finished products, the foodstuffs,
the financial accommodations it can
get hero.
Foreign trade is the life blood of
international wealth and greatness.
The world needs everything America
can supply. The American farm, the
American factory, the American mill
working to" their highest capacity for
the next few years cannot meet all
the demands that the world will make
on them.
\Yc may expect unsettlemenr here or
there in changing over ,o«r industrial
equipment from war needs to peace
needs, but nothing more for we have
good days, active days, prosperous
days iiliead for a fair number of yearns.
FAIR PRICE IJST
Effective November 18, 1918, Bis­
marck and Burleigh County.
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Prices named below arc for Cash
and Carry Service an /extra charge
of not to exceed ten per cent of the
amount of the purchase may be made
for delivery or charge or bothi
Commodity. Price.
^'lieat" Flour, 49 lbs 32.9fi
Wheat Flour, 98 lbs 5.80
Rye Flour, 24% lbs 1.50
Barley Flour, 24% lbs..., 1.30
Corn Flour, 24'/£ Jb*.... l.tiOi
Rice Flour, lb. ,1.'!'*
Corn Meal, 24% lbs.. 1.40
Bread, 24 ozs. .00
Bread, 24 ozs. 1-f
Oat Meal, bulk, lb... .0S%
Oat Meal, package, lb .33
Rice. Blue Rose 14
Ilomjny, bulk, lb........ .-r... .08
Sugar, granulated, bulk, lb 11%
Beans, Navy, /lb ..15%
Potatoes, Irish, bushel...... .*. 1.0O
Onions, red, lb .05%.
Raisins, seeded, lb i"......15
Tomatoes^ No.
2"can. .20
Tomatoes, No, 2j& can 25
Corn, ..... .20
Peas, 1*0. 2 20
Milk, evaa.tft&iveefc'di 6^s.vv. .09
evap. tmsweefd 18 ozsJ.
Mi]k
j.1
(]jDD(H]
eakins one language. imi'-'SJ.'' 1"
.18
.11
.12
.25
.13
Milk,, hot.,- pasteurized, qt..-.,
Cream, bot, pint.......
Cream, bot, half pint—
Butter creamery, not to exceed
5c above wliblesale price.
Oleomargarine,- ............ .35
Eggs, 5c above wholesale prite.
Cheese,' AnlW. full cream, lb 47
Lard, Pure,Loaf, bulk, lb.... .35
littrd Pure Leaf, carton, lb.... .88
Lard Substitutes,' bulk, lb.. .j... ."27%
Lard Substitutes, Crisco, lb.... .34
Bacon, breakfast, sliced, lb .SO1
Bacon, slab, lb ?18
GET SLOAN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIE
Yon don't have to rub tit In
to get quick, coofoft
tag
Once you've tried it dpL that ctiff
joint, sore ratiscle, sciatic pain, rheu­
matic mogi, lame back, ydull nrld
trarrti, soothing, relief yon never
thbught a liniment could produce.
Won't stain the skiii, leaves no tttuJ,
va«tfcs no. time in gpplying, .sgra to
Sffa
reetftft. Alar^TOfctle
means ccottomy. You* otrn
other druggist has it.- Get it today*
Sloans
30c, 60c, 91.20.
.fo
.18
.41
.40
.35
.30
.32
.20
.14
.32
Ham, sliced, center cuts, lb....
Ham Hocks, lo
Ham, whole, lb....
Pork Chaps, center cuts, lb....
Pork Chops, end cuts, lb
Round Steak med. wt., lb
Sirloin Steak, med. wt., lb
Pot Roast, lb..
Boiling beef-plate-brisket, lb...
Spring Chickens, lb
In order to satisfy a demand for
mHlr delivery a charge of not to tex
ceed three cents per quart is hereby
allowed, but! in no instance must .the
price for dipped milk exceed 11c or
pasteurized milk exceed 12c over tlie
counter.
Burleigh County Fafr Price Committee,
ORRIS W. ROBERTS,
Chairman.
Hi J. DUEMELAND,
J. A. McCONKEY,
O. LUNDQUIST.
Useful Insect*.
In addition to the insects which
belp maa.°by their warfare against his
enemies and those that are useful to
him iii medicine, there are many oth­
ers that serve useful purposes in a
commercial way Most familiar of
these are the hbney and wax obtained
/rom the bee. There is a Chinese bug
which secretes 'a kiild of grease on
trees. This hardens into wax and is
collected, melted and purified vhen it
becomes white and glossy in appear­
ance, and when mixed with oil it can
be made into candles.—Chicago Her­
ald and Examiner.
Tribune Want Ads Bring Results.
BUSINESS TRAINING
bismarck //a /t
Distributors of
MAXWELL AND OLDSMOBILE
AUTOMOBILES
PORTAGE TIRES
GREEN DRAGON
SPARK PLUGS
Automobile Acces­
sories of All Kinds
FILTERED
GASOLENE
Free Air and Water
BATTERY
SERVICE STATION
UNDERTAKERS A
A. W. LUCAS CO.
UNDERTAKING
PARLORS
Day and Night Phone 100
W. W.
Bashan.
Licensed Embalmer in Charge
HEMSTITCHING
H£M8TlT&HINa
AMI*
wcot.
INU
Mall Orders FillOdi
MRS. M. C. HUNT.
114 Broadway. -Pfcono 84».
Battery Repairing
Exide Service Station.
RADIATOR REPAIRING
In All Its Branches.
BLACKSTONE TIRES
We give a personal guarantee of 4,000
miles and make our o^ri adjustments.
MOB1LOILS AND GREASES
Ara Bie Savirtg in Freight.
Ott all of these lines we quote regular
factory -whdlesftlo to dealers. __
cbRWIN MOTOR CO.
Bisnlar^k, N. D.
DR.A.SCHUTT I
»,S DENTISTRY.
Also speclftlltlng in ExtribUOh.
Robots 4 and 6, Itaggftrt Block,
Corner TBlfd and BnifcdWay Sts.
Telophon* itsmarck, N. O.
ml
Caldwell
camtat
You CaiTHEnroll at This
MODEL OFFICE PRACTICE
school under guarantee of a sat­
isfactory position as soon as
competent or your tuition re­
funded. Send for particulars.
When you know more about this
college and what it has done for
hundreds of the most successful
business men and women, you'll
attend. Write
6. M. LANGUM Prfe,
Bismarck, N. D.
AUTOMOBILES, ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES
MISSOURI VALLEY
MOTOR CO.
\,
Factory Distributor* of
CHEVROLET AUTOMOBILES
Soiith Form-a-Trncks
Smith- Tractors
Kelly-Springfield and Flreetees
Tireo
Ererythinf for tho AntoMohilo
BISMARCK MOTOR
(XMMPANY
Distributors of
STUDEBAKER
anil
CADILLAC
Automobiles
lND' EMBALMERS
..
-•••'•. :5'- .Y
Caldwell inittcn
DR. CALDWELL'S
The Perfect. Laxeti'c?
Bold by Druggists Everywhere
50 cis. (S,) $1.00
A TRIAL. BOTTLE CAN BE OBTAINED, FREE CF CHARGE. DY WRITING TO
'DR. W. B. ALOW ELL,
4S9
1—
WEBB. BROS.
Undertaken Embalmera
Funeral Directori
Licensed Embalm# in Charge
Day Phone 90
Night Phone 65
HARDWARE—IMPLEMENTS
FINE BUGGIES
If yoa are thinking of buylaf a
BOW
carriage or wagon it will
you to gM out pricco.
FRENCH A WELCH
Hardware Tools IaylMnti
Harncaa Carriages Wagou
•HOE FITTER#
MAIN
STREET
The HURLEYS
Dance and Concert
Orchestra
10 MaJn St. Phone I30K
r-
E S A N O W 1 9 1 8
liiyrton
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup' Pepsin- is the btf&t
remedy for constipation because it acts gently
and does not grips an$ strain. Its freedoift
from all habit-forming properties and' its posi­
tive effect make it the idfeal remedy for the
family mediciAe-chest.
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PHOTO DEVELOPING
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BISMARCK
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Bring or mail in your films for
Expert Developing
FINNEY'S DRUG STORE
Bismarck, N. D.
CLEANING and DYING
'BARBIE'S
DRY CLEANING
AND DYE WORKS
Phone&94—-*09 Fron St.
We call for and deliver. Mail
orders promptly filled.
IT S
and
up
Expert Dry Cleaning
KLEIN
TAILOR AND CLEANER
SMOKER'S FACTORY PRICE
Per Per Per
1000 100 50
Billy's Big 102
Sellers .. ."v $80.00
Commercial piubs 80.00
kittle Bllly'sx.... 40.00
North Dak, Star. 40.0,0
Our llcro .• 40.00
me Industry 36-.00
N. P. Special ... 3i.0O
^8.00
8.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
3.60
3.10
WILLIAM
4.00
4.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
i.80
1.55
E SHIP CIGARS BY PARCMlllOST
(AddreSs)
F. ERLENMEYER,
Ciflar Factory^
423 3rd St., ftismarpk, N. D.
Phone 243.
DAIRY-^-MlLE^CREAM
PURE PASTEUR­
IZED MILK
Our Milk Station Open D&ily
8 A. M.'to 6 P. M., Saturday
night to 9 O'clock. Sundays
From 9 to I M. Only.
BISMARCK DAIRY CO.
210 Broadway
Phone 348—^
ELECTRICAL
—-THE
ELECTRIC SHOE
». m. ami
Everything Eleotrieal
Wiring fixtures and Snppliai
Ddflo Farm light Plants
WiBard Service Batter^
Station
-ic-
Phone 171' 101 Broadway
17
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3 LAWYER,
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5
Tribune Block BismaWSf ^. D.
Phone 752.