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NEURALGIC PAINS
Give W a to Soothing Hamlin's
Wizard Oil'
Hamlin's Wizanl Oil is a sate ml
effective irt-iiMiK-nt tor lic i(l ichi.- i:i'l
Kvi'ihc-.i in where'the |ai1
i, it acts as a tonic ti the tortured
iier\ii !inf almost \*ur:ai)ly brings
quick relief.
Its .'tutiscptic .qualities can
always lit: iVlied upon to prevent in­
fection, or oilier seri-.-tis results,IRrolil
Sprains, bruises, cuts burns, bites
and stings. .Just as gooif, too. for
sore feet, stiff iic-cl:, frost bites, cuKl
sores and canker sores.
Get it from druggists for JO cents.
If not 5.atis!ied return the bottle and
get your money back.
1
IJver constipated or have sick
headache-? I.i.'t iry Wizard Liver
Whips, plea.-ant little pink pills, 30
cciils. Oua: ani-jcd.
BERTHA
bURTHA
KJ?UPP 'BOML'etf
Germany's bit
Monday, NOV. 25!
,*:n„ ,,
that Ciay-p
Whetl
.1
'Mother gives me a
candy Cascan-t u'lun
arid
p!ay."
I' am
won't
The
TO MOTHERS! Each tun cent box of Cascarc-ts, candy cathartic,
contains full directions for dose for children aged'one year old and up­
wards. Nothing else ''works" the nasty bile, sour fermentations snJ
constipation poison from the tender little Rowels so gently, yet so
thoroughly. Even cfoss, feverish, bilious children gladly take Cascarets
without being coaxed. Ca-.«'.t t? t.i ue jn -t KIce
I'.Y BIDDY HVi:.
'i'liansgiving dinner'/ Oh,'yes
Hilt, turkey dinner? Oh, ho!
If not turkey, "WHAT shall
serve?
'There is a noble array of turkey
rivt|ls.
First come all tin
EVACUATION DAY
lOUlt6Gn
the terms of the armistice.
Preconceived
incidence, Nov.
35 is
iTATrnw n.iv
(laj-s Hltei the ainiistice was signed Ifac(
all German troops must be out of'France and" Belgium, according to i-»y
plan of President .Wilson
UATION DAY.
On Nov. 25, 1783, the British army sailed out of New York
harbor after the Revolutionary war had been ended by the treaty
of Paris.
Give Candy Cascarets to a
Bilious, Constipated Child
or by
also a great day in American historv—EVAC-
v.andy.
gripe the little bowels, m.",- rn-vcr injure, but above ali, they
ne\'er disappoint Ihe wurii--^ -i --»iw
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..
Tribune is forced to advance the
prices on this line of blanks, but before do­
ing so wants to give everybody a chance to
stock up oil them/ and until December 1st
will continue in force the old rates on these
blanks.
1
Bring or send in your orders,at once.
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE CO.
Bismarck,
N. Hi
Cascarets nev-gr
HIGH PRICES GOBBLE GOBBLER
LrlioulJ
goose, duck or squabs. Try tlie.se re- cover and roast twenty minutes to the hour. Trim oil' any waste part neatly
cipes, and the departed lurljoy will be pound. "When roasted tender, drain off and skewer the root niid tip ends to
"unwept. uiihonorod and unsung." the fat anil save. Then brush the fowl gether. Have ready in the roaster a
CHICKEN PIE—Cut up a plump, with butter, sprinkle with salt and I layer of sliced onion, carrot, celery,
tender young chicken in pieces for pepper, Hour lightly and brown. Serve tomato and minced parsley. Put ill the
serving and put to boil in cold water. hot* with giblet gravy and cranberry foiled tongue and cover with another
When boiling, add 1 large onion. sauce. (layer of vegetables and add a cupful
cupful sliced carrot. 1, cupful tine chop-j TEN*DERT^L)IN Tl'RKEY -I'u.v two] of the water in which tongue boiled.
est guns were named: pod celery and 1 tablespoonful of salt, line, large pork tenderloins, wipe clean Cook two hours until tender. Remove
for her. She inherited the great Kruppj l'.oil until meat, is tender and remove and split: them lengthwise through the I the cover, take up the vegetables and
gun works which made her family chicken from liquid, letting the liquor middle and till with raisin ^nd bread brown the meat. Serve hot with the
licli. the kaiser ambitious anil brought boil ten minutes more. Cool chickcu dressing. Season to tsate. Sew or \ogeta4ilos and sliced lemon and pars­
on the world war. Now she is a pris-j and remove from bones. Put the meat skewer them together, put in a roasting ley garniture.
oner of the new German regime along] in a deep baking dish. Skim the boil-j pan and ('over with bacon strips. Make JtAlUilT ROAST—Prepare two
wilh her family. ing Jiqjior _aij|l thicken with 1 table-
ktlyoo-i^artcrs
over it a cupful of hnilin
Dj-edge with flour, cover
co-! S5 r?inr".rSr T"Z
pound P.asie often with the mice To
........
make the Yorkshire pudding, heal three
E. N. ITurley. chairman of the U.
S. Shipping Poard. told men, in an
interview today that *the shipping
board will bring back our soldiers
faster than the War Department can
handle them In this country.
While all other government depart­
ments are preparing to slow down-their
JACK DEMPSEV
Rv his knockout of E'attling Levin
sky in three rounds at Philadfiiphia,
•Tack "'Denipsey. the classy heavy
weight from the Pacific coast, hast
dene much to reieeni his recent de­
feat at the hands of Willie Meehan
in San Francisco, a fight engineered T*
l»y pugilistic polk:.-.--
Like many another fighter, Deinp
sey went into what he thought wan a I
soft chance to pick up soma change
in a short contest.
RU't.
He met the surprise of his life.
With indifferent- training, he went
against a man who was in the best: ... „.
of shaps. through his summers werk
as boxing instructor at the navy yard round.
in San Francisco. I D^mpsey is one of the greatest
The loss of the decision was the re-! fighters since Stanley aKtechel, and
A three-^sund knockout provtffl the
difference.
Syce the beginning of the year,
Deiipsey has eliminated, with the ex­
ception of Meehan, all the heavies of
prcjmifcence between him and the
heavyweight champion, .Tessv Willard.
has knocked out Homer Smith,
rouo^^Jitjt^tyon, on\ round
BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE
spoonful of cornstarch. Pour the eggs with a pinch of salt and add' a
liquor over I he chicken and cover with pint of milk and 2-3 cupfuls of Hour.
good pie crust. Bake brown. Stir to a smooth batter, pour into
KOAST GOOSE—Clean, singe and greased- jian and hake until done,
russ a fat goose same as turkey is Serve wuh the beef and gravy, cut
prepared. Stuff with bread, sage and in squares, as a garnish.
onions and put in a roaster. Pour overt P.WAISED P.EEF TONGUE—Clean
fowls, chickens, the fowl 1 cupful of boiling water, and boil a fresh beef tongue for one
of a hour and baste dressed rabbits by wiping tbom off with
frequency. Serve with browned pota- a clean, wet towel. Stuff the rabbits
toes and apple sauce. with a forcenient ^f crumbs, fat pork,
ENGLISH ROAST REEF WITH mincedx onion and salt and pepper.
|YORKSHIRE PUDDING I'u.v a Sew them up with fine thread and lay
,, ,, ... prime roust of lieef anil wipe the sur-|iirthe roaster on top'of thin sliced fat
with a clojli dipped ill vim-gar. Jim-U. ('over with more pork slices and
ihe meat in a roaster ami pour pour over then cujifui of meat sfock
water. or hot water. Roast, for ail* hour, re­
move the pork, hruslt" wilh butter anil
dredge with flour to brown. Serve
with a garnish or parsley and tomato
sauce.
HURLEY SAYS HE'LL HAUL EM
HOME FASTER THAN CAMPS CAN
TAKE CARE OF 'EM OVER HERE
A. E. GELl")IIOF.
N. E. A. Washington I'ureau.
II2M1H4 Munsey ISldg.,
Washington, 1 C.
I clloi ts, the shipping board will increase
its ^hij(building program to Iniild sl/ips
ships, and more ships, so our boys can
come hojne at the earliest possible mo
ment,
"We now have 1(11 cargo vessels
:tiirl (57 traius^orf-s," Hyrley said,
''in-ailalile.' immediately for the
transportation of troops. If jiec
esssary. WE COULD BRING ALL
THE ROYS P.ACIC IN THREE
MONTHS. Certainly we ran
JACK DEMPSEY SHOULD AGAIN
MEET MEEHAN, SAY RING FANS
EEHAN
THE ONLY
SHADOW ______
OA/DEMf*5EYS PATkt
Eill I'.rennan, six rounds, and Kred
Fulton, one round. Carl Morris" sec-
oni
hrew
UP
the spongethe fifth
I many of the old timers of the ring
The lesson was taken home by have commented- on the similarity -1)6
Dcmpsev, and he trailed steadily for
his fight with Levinsky, another 'box
irig instructor from an army camn
iiear New York, and whose condition
was equal to Meehan's.
twppn the two.
Like Ketchel, Dempsey has the
fighting spirit which does not ac­
knowledge defeat.
Though not very -clever, he has
great speed aMp a demon punch.
He should again meet Meehan
and prove by a decisive defeat that
Ihe recision gained by Meehan/ was
the' result of poor matchmaking and
worse judgment in training.
Willard then' would find it hard to
rive an excuse for not defenring
his title^
w»v4 "t"
I biiiifr tlii'in faster tlitin they can
lx taken ciire of.hero.
"Kju*h of those cargo vessels can
h-.'tusport from 1.000 to 2.000 men and
Automobile Acces­
sories of AH Kinds
FILTERED
I lie nnnsjiorts will eijrry from ::.(K)( carpenter mi the divisions of its rail
I to 10.000. mill between I'ortal and linrvo.v. On
"The s.liippinjr board will immodiiifo'.tlx.- ni :lit of gypteiuher 10, the pbiii!
l.v stop 4he employment of workmen *-»'V ""'I several other carpentors got:
overtime, and Sundays because the im-1 ear-tit run from la.-rto:i
mediate pressure has been j-elievcd
any more, at least not fyr the present
and wo do nee«l liips. therefore we
plan to take mechanics from the muni­
tions plants, and put them into the
•shipyards. _»
"The bringing back of the soldiers
is not our chief problem. That is to
feed,the population of-hungry Europe.
Austria, Hungary, Germany, Bulgaria
jaust be fed, as well as our allies. We
I pnuit have more ships to do it. Now
I |hat. the war is over, our efforts will
be redoubled."
It
Western Sales Co.
—r— fl
•f
Distribxfton of
MAXWEI.L AND OLDSMOBILB
.... AUTOMOBILES
I
PORTAGE TIRES
GltEEN DRAGON
SPARK PLUGS
Itut wo can use 2 0,000 more cxperi- miles. asid when midway between the
enccd mechanics. We don't need truns
SUPREME COURT
FROM BURKE COUNTY.
John Wingen, plaintiff and appel­
lant, vs. Minneapolis, St. Paul & St.
w«'
CATARRH
of the
BLADDER
relieved iif
24 HOURS
Each Cap-
ffule bears the (MIDY)
name -W
'care ofcounlerfel ts
Bismarck
GASOLINE
Free Air and Water
BATTERY
SERVICE STATION
A^W. LUCAS CO.
UNDERTAKING
PARLORS
1
Day and Night Phone i)0
W. W. Bashan.
Licensed Embalmer in Charge
HEMSTITCHING
HEMSTITCHING AND
INQ
Mall Orders Filled.
114 Broadway. Phone 84f
r,
Va
Battery Repairing
Exide Service Station.
RADIATOR REPAIRING
In All Its Branches.
BLACKSTONE TIRES
We give a persona] guarantee of 4,000
miles and make our own adjustments.
MOBILOILS AND GREASES
At a dig Saving in Freight.
On all of these lines we quote regular'
factory wholesale to dealers.
CQRWIN MOTOR COi
Bismarck, N. D.
N
DR. A. SCHUTT
,Y-
DENTISTRV.
Also specializing in Extraction.
Rooms 4 and 5, Haggart Block,
Corner. Third and Broadway Sts.
Telephone-250 Bismarck, N*. D.
Co., defiMKliint' iinil re-
Af rie Rv
s|iondent.
Syllabus: In this case plaintilT was
employed by defendant as ail ortifti-ny
to Portal, a ilistance of cijxht or i.iiic
l»bi(-«'s they ran against a iiand car
ag
wrongfully on the track and defend­
ant was seriously injured.
Held, that there is no proof of wrong
or neglect to sustain a verdict if dam­
ages.
Appeal from the district i-a'irt.of
Iiurke county. K. Kr I.ejghto!i,
Plaintitlf appeals.
Affirmed.
Opinion of the court by l{»bii:son,
J. Grace. .1. dissents.
E. It. Sinkler and E. J. Eidc, Ml not,
attorneys for appellant.
John E. Greene, Minot, and John L.
H. Bright, Minneapolis, Minn., of
counsel) attorneys for respondent.
I
FROM WARD COUNTY.
Bovey-Sliute. Lumber company,
plaintiff and respondent, vs. Oscar
Ericksoh, et al., defendants, Northern
Land and Mortgage company, appcl
lant.
Syllabus: Under Section 22flG. Rev.
St. U. S. which provides that no lands
acqninto under the homestead laws of
the United States shall in nh.v event
become liable to,-the satisfaction of
any debt contracted prior to the "Issu­
ing of the patent therefor, a meehan-1
ie's Hen which arises by operation of
law upon the filing of a lien statement
for building materials furnished does
BUSINESS TRAINING
You ^an Enroll at This
& MODEL Of^I' ICE 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 tjie most successful
business men and women/ you'll
attend. Write
G. M. LANGUM, Pres.,
Bismarck, N. D.
AUTOMOBILES, ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES
MISSOURI VALLEY
MOTOR CO.
Factory iTfstribatori of
CHEVROLET AUTOMOBILES
Smith Form-a-Truclu
Smith Tractors
Kelly-Springfield and FireatoM
Tirea
r"
Everything for the Antomobila
BISMARCK MOTOR
COMPANY
Distributors of
STUDEBAKER
and
CADU.LAC
Automobiles
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
WEBB. BROS.
Undertakers ^hnbalmers
Funeral Directors
"i
Licensed Embalmer in Charge
/Day
PICOT-
MRS. M.C.HUNT
Phone 50"
Ni^ht Phone 65
HARDWARE^—lRIPLEMEN'l'S
flNE^UGGIES
If yoo are thinking of buying a
new carriage or wagon it will pa*
you to get our prices.
FRENCH & WELCH
Hardware Tools' Implement*
Hirneas Carriages Wagons
•HOE FITTERS
MAIN STREET
The HURLEYS
Dance and Concept
Orchestra
10 IVtyin St. Phone* 13OK
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20,ul81«.
not Attach to land acquired under the
homestead law«. where the debt was
contracted and the materials furnished
before th« patent was issued.
'From judgnieiit of the district
court of Ward county, Leigliton. J.
Defendant. Northern Land & Mort­
gage Co.. appeals.
Reversed.
Opinion of the court by ('hristjjm
'•son, .T. iioliinson, J. and P.j'itce, Ch.
.T. dissent
HnnMiett-& Johnston of Harvey, at­
torneys for appellant.
McGee & Goss, .Minot, attorneys for
respondent.
Strength
for
Miners
W1*ile deVotedfco the patriotic task
of pQuring out endless streams of
fuel, a miner ought never neglect
the important duty. of keeping
up strength.
abundant in strengtB-supportin
elements* keeps the body weL
nourished'and helps resist th«
demands of v/eakness,
Every miner could use Scott's
Emulsion with benefit ta every
aveMue of hchkh.
SCOTT'S HELPS KEEP KP STREHCTH
ScoU-i.- Ccw.w, Jui6on»t!c1(lt J. 1J-UA
PHOTp DEVELOPING
rMfESHML fwaiKtG fill ArMTRM PHOIMMMIS
BISMARCK
•HORTh DAKOTA-
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 394—409' Front St.
We call for and deliver. Mail
orders'proihptly filled.
S I S
,« (£0|X
and
up
Expert Dry Cleaning
KLEIN
TAILOIl AN I) CLE AN Ell
SMOKER'S FACTORY PRICE
Pei
1000
Per
100
10e
Billy's Big
Sellers .......
Commercial Clubg.
kittle Billy's ....
North Dak. Star..
OUT" Herd-'..
me Indtisti'y ..
N. P. Sp,ecial ...
Per
$80.00
'80.00
J8.00
S.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
2.60
3.10
4.00
4.00
2.00,
40.00
40.0'0
40/10
36.00
31.00
2.0tf
1.80
1:55
E SHIP CIGARS BY PARCEL POST
(Address)
WILLIAM F. ERLENMEYER,
Cigar Factory,
423 3rd St., Bismarck, N. D.
Phone 243.
DAIRY-^MILK—CREAM
PURE PASTEUR
IZED MILK
Our Milk Station Open Daily
8 A. M..to 6 P. M., Saturday
night to 9 O'clock. Sundays
From 9 to 1 M. Only.
BISMARCK DAIRY CO.
210 Broadway
Phone 348
ELECTRICAL
THE—-
ELECTRIC SHOP
It SKSELf
everything Electrical
Wiring Fixtures and Snppliei
Delco Farm Light Plants
Willard Service Battery
Station
PiAhm 179 lot Broadway
17
w.
LAWYER
Tribune Block., Bismarck,^. D.
Phcm^52.