The Bowbells tribune. [volume], January 30, 1914, Image 8

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money at once^ Parcel Postpaid
on cash orders over 50c.
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One Rexall Remedy For Each
Ordinary Human III.
Rexall Cold Tablets 25c
Rubbing Oil 25c
(irippe Pilln 25c
Bronchials 25c
Throat Pastilles. J5c
Cherry Bark Cough
Syrup 25c, 50c, $1,00
Rexall Cough Remedy
25c, 50c, $1.00
Rexall Gargling Remedy 25c
Rheumatic Remedy
50c, $1.00
Rexall Olive Oil Emul
sion $1.00
Rexall Dvspepsi n Tab
lets. 25c, 50c, $1.00
Rexall Celery and Iron
Tonic $1.00
The old tunes
for the old folks
While the old folks enjoy
the latest popular music on
the Vietrola, they have a soft
spot in their hearts for some
of the old favorites.
And they can hear them too on
the Vietrola whenever they want,
and enjoy them better than ever
before—the old-time numbers take
on a new charm when sung and
played by the Victor group of
talented artists.
Come in and
hear your favorite
music, and let us
explain how you
can easily secure a
Victor or Vietrola
-?l0 to $500.
Three blooded Mammoth Bronze
gobblers for either sale or trade for
blooded gobblers of the same size
and breed. G. Butgereit, Bowbells,
N. D. 2t adv
Attorney C. H. Marshall of Por
tal is among the prominent lawyers
from out of town attending court
here this week, he having several
important cases for trial at this
term.
Attorney E. R. Sinkler, one of
the leading lawyers in this section
of the state, is in the city from
Minot attending court this week, he
having been employed in several
important cases which are coming
up for trial. Mr. Sinkler is an
orator of very much ability, as
smart as a whip, and tells some
miglity good stories. Many peo
ple [hero enjoy hearing him try
cases even more than they would
the average entertainmest given at
the opera house, and the court
room is packed to the doors in
each instance when Mr. Sinkler is
announced as the counsel on either
side. Mr. Sinkler is recognizee as
one of the most successful crimin
al lawyers in Nortjn Dakota^ and
he has never had less than two or
more big cases at any term of
court here since the comity was
organized. His supreme court
work lr also heavy.
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January and Early February
Our January sale has been a success--both to our
customers and ourselves. You still have a few days
to get the benefit of this general 25 per cent to 33
1-3 percent discount. The following are special
offers however and will be kept up till some time in
February. It will pay you to look over these specials.
We also want you to get the habit of droping in here
for ve have some new specialties every day—on
practical merchandise, the kind you use every day.
REXALL REMEDIES
The kind we know are good. No cure-all but a
remedy for each ordinary human ill—at reasonable
prices—Guaranteed By Us.
For Colds-
Rexall Neuralgia a
lets 25c
Rexall Vegetable Com
pound $1.00
Bamboo Brier Blood Puri
tier $1.00
Rexall Specific and Altera
tive Tonic.... $1.00
Rexall Harmony Hair
Beautifier $1.00
Rexall Harmony Hair
Shampoo 50c
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic $1.00
XOTIOE OF TEACHERS
EXAMINATIONS.
Teachers' examinations for first
and sccond grade certificates will
be held at Bowbells, in the school
house, on Thursday andi Friday,
February 12 ""and 13. The 'exam
inations will begin at 8:30 a. m.
sharp. All persons who do not
hold teachers' certificates valid in
North Dakota, and desire to teach
school next spring, are requested to
write on these examinations at the
time stated.
Albin Hedlin was in Bowbells
Tuesday from his home three miles
west of Nlobe to look after busi
ness matters for the first time in
two months. Like many other
farmers' in this great Bowbells
country Mr. Hedlin is in a way
welcoming the cold spell which re-,
cently started* here, but at the
same time is in hopes that it will
not continue too long. In talking
to this paper lie told us that a
person would get tired of most any
kind of weather if it continued
long enough, and th^t in his opin
ion the warm weather this winter
had outlived its usefulness and that
a little of the cold invigorating,
kind is Just the thing.
..Make Benno's Your Store.
-The Rexall Store--
BENNO DRUG AND JEWELRY COMPANY
BOWBELLS, NORTH DAKOTA
Shampoo... ,25c
Talcum 25c
Violet Talcum.... 25c
Violet Dulce Talcum... ,25c
Trailing Arbutus Talcum 25c
Initial Correspondence Cds.
Fine quality,
at
Initial Box
special at....
per box
,35c
Paper,
..,45c
BORAX
To soften and perfume
water for the bath or
for any purpose. Per
pound can with sift
top 20c
Plain Borax in i, and
1 lb. at... .5c, 10c, 15c
Mother Krolis Croup Remedy
Is the child suffering
with croup? If so just
try a bottle of Mother
KrohS Croup Remedy
on our guarantee. ..25c
Rubber Gloves
Why not protect your
hands cold weather
and water most always
cause chapped sore
hands. We will sell
you any pair in stock
at 95c
RAZORS
We have several brands of well known razors--the
kind the barbers use. We buy them direct from
a barber Supply House which insures your getting
a first-class blade. Wester Bros—blue steel and
others, values up to $4.00, choice to Feb. 14. .$1.90
CANDIES
Liggetts, Guths & Johnstons Candies—best on the
market and fresh. Half pounds 35c, 40c &50c
Pounds 75c, $1.00 & $1.25
Fenway Almond Bar 5c i lb- asst. candy in jar 10c
New Wafers—chocolate, peppermint, wintergreen
or assorted, pound 5c
Edison Phonographs and Records, Victor Phonographs and Records, Kodaks and Supplies
C. H. HECHT,
County Supt. of. Schools.
FOR SALE—At a bargain, lat
est model 12 gauge Winchester re
peating shot gun. Used very little
and in fine condition. Drop into
The Tribune office and look it over.
O. H. Lincoln, son-in-law of O.
J. Larson, who last fall moved out
to Forsythe, fMont., where he lias
since madie his home, writes us
that himself and family are in the
very best of health and are highly
pleased with tlheir new location.
Mr. Lincoln .further states that he
just filed on a 320 acre homestead
two miles from Forsythe, and that
he expectcd to move onto it before
spring.
J. E. Minnick, now located near
Tompkins, Sask., but who was for
merly a resident in this great Bow
beljs country, writes We Tribune
under a date of Jan. 21, that the
wealthier where he is now has been
very warm with little or no snow
up to the time the letter was writ
ten, and that farmers in general
are sliding through the wintry per
iod with little or no grief. He
further writes that he himself has
been doing very nicely since he
left here, which news will be very
gratifying to his many friends in
Burke county.
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Ask to see formula of any
Rexall Preparation you are
interested in. It will show
you" why we believe in Rexall
Remedies.
We Guarantee Each to Give
Satisfaction or Money Back.
Free If ewing Machine
99
We are going to give away a "FREE" sewing ma
chine on March 14th at 4 o'clock. With each 50c
cash purchase you get a ticket with two numbers on
it. You keep one number and place the other num
ber in a box by the door-.-on Saturday, March 14
at 4 o'clock we will have some responsibe party pick
out a number after thoroughly shaking the box. The
person holding number corresponding to this number
gets the sewing machine. No complicated red tape
but simple as can be. Ask for ticket every time you
make a 50c purchase. The more purchases you
make the more chance you will have.
98c HOT WATER BOTTLES 98c
Fountain Syringes. We wish to clean out all of our
present stock of Hot Water Bottles and Fountain
Syringes in order to make room for our new line now
in. 98c takes any Bottle or Fountain Syringe shown
on our table. They are all good values and in good
shape. Only while they last 98c
METAL ATOMIZER
For oil or water—continuous spray. The best at
omizer on the market for the money. Price 75c
EXTRA SPECIAL
In our jewelry department we have a few $2.50 Gilt
Clocks. Ivory ornamented, 12 inches high, special
at
98c
25 per cent discount still applies on all Jewelry, Cut
Glass and China in our stock.
AM NOT AFRAID
OP APPENDICITIS
1 Eat All I Want to Now. No More
Gas on the Stomach or Sour
Stomach. No More Heavy
Feeling After Meals or
Constipation.
No matter wluit you've tried for
vour stomach or bowel trouble, JUfet
TRY slmfllo buckthorn bark, glycerine,
£, ns compounded in ADLER-I-KA!
You will fc* surprised at the QLI.'-K
suits! -Tlie VERY FIRST DOSE will
li-lp von ami a short treatment with
AULER-I-KA may make vou feel bet
ter than yoti liave for years.
This simple remedy tends to anti
!epUcize the stomach and bowels and
to draw off the impurities. A SINGLE
DOSE relieves ft'as on the stomach,
jjotir stomaeh or constipation almost
IXSTANTI.Y.
Com© in and sco ihc Sworn State
ments of cures of appendicitis made
with APT/RR-1-KA and li us tell you
why we think this Is the best stomaeh
ami bowel remedy we ever sold.
Price $1.00
New ads in this issue of The
Tribune are those of the First Na
tional bank of Bowbells, the Benno
Drug & Jewelry Co., the Bowbells
Cash Store, Herman Endreson, the
St. Elmo play and others.
SALESMAN WANTED to look
after our interests in Burke and
adjacent, counties. Salary or com
mission. Address Victor Oil Co.,
Cleveland, O. 2t
Joe Smishek of near Powers Lake,
one of those prince of good fellows
w|ho is always a welcome visitor
in Bowbells, is here this week act
ing as juryman at the present ses
sion of the district [court. Joe
called on his friend The Tribune
immediately after arriving in the
city Monday afternoon, and brought
with him Nick Glisczinski, another
prominent resident near Powers
Lake, who is also a juryman. Joe
confided to us tlbat he liked the
Bow'bells people Jand the city itself
better than any town he ever had
anything to do with, and that it
was only the great distance be
tween here and his place that kept
him from coming .here oftener.
Ho, however, felt ltKe a kid with
a new doll, when he received hi*
subpoena to act as juror which
permits hinx to remoin for a week
or more as guest or the city with
expenses paid
by
the county.
SUFFERS BIG DROP
G. Butgereit of. west of the city
who recently returned from Medi
cine Hat and other points in west
ern Canada, told us that the long
predicted drop for that country had
finally come, and that prices of
real estate, especially in the cities,
[had dropped in many eases as much
as 50 Iper cent in the past three
months. Th e Conditions there,
and especially in Medicine Hat, are
such that it could be considered
little less than a panic, and many
people will suffer hard times be
fore the winter is over. Mr. But
gereit states that no less than half
a dozen big factories -had erected
buildings and shipped in plants at
Medicine Hat, the sites having been
donated by the city, and all were
promised and expected to get mon
ey from the banks with which to
start business. T!he banks are in
such a condition that they cannot
loan out a cent to anyone, and the
big plants which expected to em
ploy hundreds of. men, are stand
ing idle. Other factories which
had been running during the past
few years are compelled to shut
down during the past few months
for lack of custom'. Their ware
houses are filled with goods, and
no market can be found for them.
In talking with the working people
Mr. Butgereit found that they were
not worrying as they were all as
sured (hat these factories would
start running again in the spring.
Mr. Butgereit, however, is of the
opinion that the factories will no*
open again in the spring, and lie
doubts if they open again at all.
A big drop was sure to come soon
er or later to that overboomed
country, and he is sure that it has
come now.
Wm. Benbow of Aberdeen, S. D..
special agent for the German-Am
erican Fire Insurance Co., was in
the city one day last week checking
up the local agency, and while
here attended a meeting of the
Masonic lodge.
To all those who so kindly assist
ed us during our recent bereave
ment we tender our most sincere
thanks. We wish to especially
thank the donors for the floral of
ferings at the funeral, and also for
the many wortd(s of sympathy from
our friends, all of which greatly
helped us in carrying the heavy
burden.—Mr, and Mrs. Tobey Bergli.
Suppose you place a pistol in your
pocket, grip, under -your pillow,
or leave it in a dresser drawer,
at full cock,
without the common
type of "safety" thrown on, or
forget to unlock it in a sudden
emergency. ..
Right here is where a COLT gives you tli«
advantage over all other automatic pistols—
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locked
accidental discharge).
A COLT
If you fire in need of horse furnishings good for this coming
season it will pay you to como in and look over my stock as
it has never been more complete than it will be kept duriug'
the coming spring and at prices very reasonable. Don't
forget to bring in your harness for oil and repairing before
the rush. Also keep a complete line of Trunks & Suit Cases.
A Fresh Supply of Dr. Hess' Stock Food Just In.
HERMAN ENDRESON
S A E Y
Count7 Commissioner John Bry
an, who during the past few davs
has been acting as jailor for Sher
iff Stainhofcr during the term of
court, tells The Trbiune that the
jackrabbits in the foothills near
his place continue to be as numer
ous as ever, and that any of 1t!b
neighbors with little effort are able
to .kill 20 or more in half a day
with a shot gun. While some of
the farmers there use the rabbits
for food, most of tliera kill tiro ani
mals to feed to chickens, and use
only the best ones on their own
table. Mr. Bryan suggested to us
that we organize a number of sports
in Bowbells some Sunday and come
out to his place for the purpose of
killing the long eared cusses. He
tells us that in company with Jim
Uglum he would he willing to take
charge of. the hunt, and would
guarantee that at least a wagonload
could be killed in a half day.
Mads Ejsing, who is hauling hay
from the hills is willing to corrob
orate the statements made by Mr.
Bryan.
METHOWST EPISCOPAL CHUROII
Services for Sunday, Feb. 1st.
Morning service at 10:30, sub
ject "The Seeking for God."
Sunday school at 11:45 a. ni.
Evening service at 7:30 p. m.
Subject "Christ Ashamed of Men."
Tuesday, February 3rd, Epworth
League social at the church, com
mencing at 7:30 p. m.
THE IMPORTANT PART OF AN
AUTOMATIC PISTOL
Vou Can't Forget to Make a COLT Safe!
automatically
when cocked ready (or in­
stant use and positively safe against
is automatically unlocked
when you wish
to
shoot because the
Grip Safety see arrow is automati­
cally pressed
in
without thought)
pulled.
It can be fired only
by the hand that, holds hi
SmSSiSi
IN BIG
IN FOOTHILLS
Wednesday evening, Bible Study
Class at the parsonage at 7:30, sub
ject "The Life and Work of St.—^
Paul."
All are welcome.
REV. A. H. BEER, Pastor.
l)OX'T KXOW THEY
HAVE APPEXniCITlSr"
Many Bowbells people have
chronic appendicitis (which is not
very painful) and think it is just
bowel or stomadh trouble. Some
have doctored for years for gas on
I the stomach, sour stomach or con
stipation and Benno Drug Co states
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if they will try simple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., as compound
led in Adler-i-ka, the German appen-
dicitis remedy, they will be sur
i prised at the QUICK benefit. A
SINGLE DOSE stops these troubles
INSTANTLY.
Harness
...and...
Saddlery
AUTOMATIC GRIP
SAFETY
No matter how many shots a pistol
may contain, nor how rapidly they
may he fired, there arc two points
more important—^
The
quickness
with which the first
shot may he fired, and
The
when the trigger is' purposely
safety
with which the pistol may
be kept ready for that first, quicltshdt
A COLT is QUICKEST and
SAFEST. $
Cutulog E mailed free.
l/,cu, Dtaltr jfagguot nit COLTS, uudyeurcnUr j» u*
COLT S PATENT FIRE ARMS MFC. CO.
Hartford, Conn.