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UNDER SURFACE
TENSION GRIPS
ROYAL PARTY

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fincd to her compartment and was at
tended by the queens nurse.
Colonel John II. Carroll. in charge
Of the train. who has questioned Miss
Birkhcad's activities aboard the spc-
cial said it was undecided whether
She would be left ut Il hospital or
continue on THE train. Althour h
Colonel Carroll had said previously
that Miss Birkhcad would be drop
ped during the day, he was not GER
tain what course would be pursued.
Affected BY Hills Departure
Miss Fuller, close friend Of Queen
Marie and associated with Samuel
Hill in his Maryhill Museum venture
also was placed in the nurses care.
She has been in poor health and was
said to have been deeply affected by
the departure of Mr.. Hill in Seattle
Saturday night.
Mr.. Hill, rs host to Her Majesty
on the far western swing Of the tour
had controversy with Major Stan
ley Washburn, special aide to the
queen, and he agreed to quit the train
in the interest of harmony.
Conflicting reports spread abou,
the train today concerning the posi-.
bility that J. b. Ayres. representa-
tive Of the Henry Ford company
would be taken hack on the tram
when il reaches Denver. He was ex-
PEELED from the party when Colonel
Carroll took exception to news paper
article quoting Ayrcs saying Ford
money was paying some expenses OF
the tour. Colonel Carroll said cir.
cumstances would govern his deci
sion regarding taking Ayres back, but
he was still undecided this morning.
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RUPTU R E
! EXPERT HERE

Scclcy Co.'S truss expert from Chi
cago will personally be at the Grand
Pacific Hotel, and will remain in Bis
marck Friday only, Nov. IL. Mr.. See
ley says: "The Spermatic Shield will
not only retain any case Of rupture
perfectly, but contracts the opening
in 10 days on the average case. Being
a vast advancement over all former
Neutrality-suspicious. instantaneous
effects immediately appreciablc and
withdrawing any strain or position no
matter the size or location. Large
or difficult cases. or inclssiOnal run.
tues FOLLOWING. operAtions) spccially
solicited. This instrument received
the only award in England and in
6paiH, producing results without sur
gerry injections. medical treatments
or Prescriptions" Warning-All cases
shosld be eautioned against the use of
any elastic or web truss With under.
etraps. - sasAe rest where the lump
= 40 mot wb:y4 the openlng y. pro-
dscinG caapslcatioas nefesaitatlng
surgical operations. Mr.. Seeley has
documents from the United States
Government. Washington, ID. c., for
imposition. Our representative will be
glad 10 dennoAetrate without charge
Or III them Il desired. Business de-
mands prevent stoppihg ut any other
place IN this section.
=. A-DveTy statement IN this
noelce has been verified before the
Feaefai And 1870 CeaEts-F. n. See.
ss.is offics: III No. Dearborn st.,
Cntee9o. -adv.
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PETER NORBECK
is SECURED FOR
WEDNESDAY p. NJ

CONTINUED from pare one.)
Problems of the Northwest" Fri
day evening and Halph Haync of
Chicago, who will talk on "Corn"
Thursday afternoon and olive
stock" Friday afternoon. Mr.,
Hayne is with the agricultural ex-
tension department Of the Interna-
tional Harvester company.
Mayor Nelson has twice been
mayor of st. Paul. being elected in
June, 1922, and reelected in June,
1924. He has been prominent in
the affairs of the st. Paul Asso.
citation and has been an active
worker for anything that would
benefit the northwest.
Nelson a Fine Speaker
Mayor Nelson made a remark
able showing during his term as
mayor Of st. Paul." Judge Chris
tianscn declared. "He is a fine
speaker. and all Kiwanians who at
tended the convention at Hot
Springs, South Dakota, where he
spoke, will agree that he is one of
. the best speakers that could be
procured. He has given sane at
tention to the affairs Of the north
west and no one should miss the
opportunity of hearing him, as he
may never speak here again."
Senator Norbeck comes to North
Dakota fresh from an overwhelm-
ing victory in the South Dakota
election. He carried his own coun-
~ by three-to-one majority, an
unusual record, and was an easy
victor in the state.
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Regain

The American Legion Auxiliary arc
planning 4 dinner for tho Legion and
their families to be given in the towr
hall in the evening Of Armis,icc day
The Legion will give a public dance il
the evening. our local orchestra fur
nishinc tho music.
A large crowd attended tho frs,
dance OF the season given by our owr
orchestra on Friday evening in tho
town hall. Young folks from Wilton
futile and Win. attended.
Miss Edna Eide spent the week END
ut the a. II. Hclgcson home.
Miss Edna Eide spent the week end
at the A. Il. Hclgeson home.
c. Newcomer ofDriscoll visited with
friends and relatives here this week
The Misses Eunicc and Mabel kjcls.
ven OF Driscoll visited ut the J. NJ
Lcin home here on Sunday.
J.. {. Remington, Jr., Of bismarck
transacted business here last week.
Tom Burke OF bismarck, attorney
transacted business here last week.
j.. G. Euhlc Of Driscoll was bus
ness caller here OH Thursday.
Mrs. Conrad kettlcson and daugh
ter. Rande. and Mrs. Clarence Kettle,
son were callers 1T the 4. II. Hedge.
son home on Thursday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. II. Davenport have
moved their house from the town site
to their farm near Regain.
G. Brcnneise was caller i'm Hismarck
one day ol last week.
4. II. iIclgeson was caller in Bis
marci on Wednesday.
Nj. and Mrs. A. l.. Tourtlottc an,
Mesdames TyberI, Ranncstad an,
Hendricksan mOtOred to Bismarck o,
Wednesday to transact business An,
t" shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. y. Stratton wcr,
callers in bismarck ono day of las
Wee..
Mrs. a. n. Helgeson motored I.
bismarck. Tuesday. Miss Edna Eid,
returned with her.
\. II. Lundberg was Il business call
cr i'll bismarck on Monday OF las
week
MI. and Mrs. l.. %. Rannestad o
Wilmar. Minnesota, spent severa
days Of last week as guests ut th'
home Of their son and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. II. f.. Eanncstad.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Worden and infan
daughter sDcnt Sunday with friend,
in Wing Mr.. and Mrs. G. HOchaitcj
Of Wilton visited with friends an,
relatives here on Sunday.
Mrs. II. Dimmond visited with Mrs
\. Fisher one day last week.
Mrs. a. Wcsterman and son, Allan
and Professor McFaGgen were caller,
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Mrs. q. N. I.undin made II hurry
up trip TO Baldwin cdncsday
-morning.
Mis-. Chas. Stilwell and son Lloyd
left by car Monday evening for a
little town near Devils Lake where
Mrs. Stilwell will cook III a hotel.
Chas. Johnson went to Bismarck
Wednesday to do some carpenter
work in Charlie Ode's house
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gierkic
went over IT, Herman Gierl1e's
Tuesday.
Mr. Ward of Hazelton and Mr..
Bailey Of Moffit were callers at the
home of Charlie johnson Wcdnes-
day.
Mrs. Joe Fischer and son Myron
and Paul Carlson visited their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. G., 4. Carl
son Tuesday.
Carl and Lawrence Martincson
visited with Lester and Edwin John
son Thursday evening.
Edwin and Lester johnson were
IN Baldwin Thursday afternoon.
:, Mrs. Robert Solbcrg and son
Trucman are visiting at the home
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Maurice Schwartz
Will Realize His
Life's Ambition

New York. Nov. s. lR)- Maurice
Schwartz, who wandered the streets
of London 25 years ago hungry and in
need of passage money to America to
join his father and mother, is about
to realize his life's ambition by OPEN
ing Il million dollar Yiddish Art Thea
tire on the lower east side.
Schwartz mother, en- route from
Russia to New York in 1900. had to
leave 1O-ycar-old Maurice behind
when steamship officials decided he
was too big to travel half fare. Two
years after an advertisement in the
agony" column Of u London paper
brought about his reunion with his
parents, who lived on the proceeds Of
an old rag shop.
Some time afterwards he saw David
kessler, the Yiddish tragedian. from
the gallery Of bowcry theatre. He
then resolved TO become an actor and
build a theatre Of his own.
Schwartz was paid IS week by the
first stock company in which he
played.
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st. Cloud Times
Puts Out. Special
l12-page Edition

st. Cloud, Mimi. Nov. G--dP)-Th.
Times today issued Il ll2-part
Achievement Edition" to mark e.
years of continuous newspaper scrv
ice in st. Cloud and the recondition.
ing OF it's plant involving an eypen.
diture Of $4,000.
The edition was printed on II new
"a page Hoe press. Thirty-five trucks
and taxicabs were used to make dis.
tribution Of the $4,000 copies Of the
edition to all points in central Mime.
sofa this afternoon. A three reel mo.
ton picture, depicting the story told
IN the 10 sections Of the newspapc,
which give the interesting historical
background of st. Cloud from til,
time Of the pioneers with their Gov
cred wagons. the Red River carts OF
the fur traders, down to the present
paved highways with their automo-
biies and motor buses. is being film
cd. The moving picture entitled ..The
Chronicle Of Time" will be given its
initial showing at gatherin. Of Min.
nesota newspaper publishers in st
Cloud November 20 Immediately pre-.
ceding banqcut ut which the Times
will be host. Ralph Budd, presidcn,
OF the Great Northern railway, will
he the principal speaker.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

number of youngsters on Saturday
evening at 4 Halloween party. Every
one enjoyed it very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Smith of Hamp.
ton were shopping in town Saturday
Mrs. a. W. Quasi motored to Lin.
ton Saturday.
Edwin Morford Of Hampton was /,
caller in town the latter par. of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nauman and
family were callers ut the David
Cnlquhoun Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Enders and
daughters. Renee and Dorthea, wer,
Sunday dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Leo Daily ut Braddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moaahan mo.
torcd to Linton Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. n. Hendrix and
Powers HENRIK and son Thomas mo-
torcd to Bismarck Sunday to visi,
with Mrs. Powers Hendrix. who is u
patient in the Bismarck hospital.
A. W. Quasi and son. Neil, and Ed
Gibson motorcd TO Bismarck Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gchenkcnberg-
or and daughter were callers at the
r. Schcnkenbcrgcr hon. Sunday.
Miss Frances koppy If Hampton is
staying nj the \. ". c last home for
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schenkenberger
and family were Sunday callers II,
the +. Schcrkcnbergcr home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Monahan were
callers at the Frank Foell home Sur
day.
Miss Ann Calquhoun. who is at
tending school at Hazelton. spent
the Weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Calquhoun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Little were
callers AZ the Charles Enders home
Saturday.
Mrs. James Rush Of Hazelton was
visiting Monday with her mother
Mrs. Sidney q. Stedtman.
Fred Jocb of Hampton trans acted
business here Monday.
Joseph Bosch Of Linton transact
ed business here Saturday
Frank Lawlcr of Hampton was a
business caller here Monday.
Quite a number from here attended
the dance ut the Helms schoolhouse
Friday evening. a good time was
reported by all.
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\
in Bismarck on Saturday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Nicholson were
guests ut the j. Nicholson home or
! Sunday
| Mrs. A. knutson and daughter
Mable, returned from Bismarck or
I Wednesday where they spent several
days with friends.
willard Dimmond transacted bust.
! ness in Minneapolis last week.
II. Dimmcnd who has been buying
and shipping cattle in the western
part of the state returned to his home
here
Miss Frcda Splitter, who is teaching
school south of town, spent the week
end At the q. Krcnncisc home here.
Myron Ricrs"n and Hazel Rhincs
who are attending school in Bismarck
spent the weekend ut their homes
I! here
| Mrs. Allan. who has been working
for Mrs. J. NJ. Lcin during her ILL
ness, returned to her home Mrs.
Iein, who has been i'll for severa.
! months, is now able TO be up and is
getting along fine.
+. Uhde spent Friday and Saturday
in bismarck visiting with friends.
Two more car accidents have oc-
Cured near Regain this week Elmer
Folmer wrecked, his Ford coupe when
it turned over while travelling from
Regain to Wing. Mr.. Folmcr escaped
uninjured. +. Smith turned turtle
with his car. but neither he nor his
car was injured.
Mrs. {. Blcckreid was Il caller at
the II. +. Ranncstad home on Sunday
! evening. G. X. Garfield Of futile.
formerly Of Regain, was Il caller in
Regain on Friday evening.
Mrs. ". Scott visited with her
daughter, Mrs. J. Fisher. last week
Mrs. J. kcifcr of Wilton was Il
guest at the A. H. Lundbcrg and VIM
t'hdc homes last week
+. RarncS of Bismarck, candidate
Tor sheriff. was Il caller here last
wccl.
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Tennvi'<

a. W. Quasi and Ed. Chilson mo-
torcd to Bismarck Wednesday morn
ing.
Powers Hendrix motored to Bis
|, marck Thursday to visit with his
wife. who is patient in the Bis
| marck hospital.
Jacob Merkel was caller in town
Thursday.
Mrs. Harold Hcinmiller and daugh-
tiers, JOY. Bonnie Jean and Betty, of
Heaton, n. d., arrived Thursday to
visit here with friends for few
days.
Math, Frances and Elizabeth KOppy
of Hampton were callers here Thurs
day evening.
Henry KNITTED Of Hampton was n
caller in town Friday.
Mrs. Charles Endcrs and daueh-
tcrs. Renee and Dorthca. and Neil
Quasi motored to Hazelton Friday
afternoon.
Quite few from here attended
the barn dance at the Badger ranch
Friday evening. All reported Il good
time.
Charles Dewitt motored 10 Linton
Thursday evening.
John Reidlinger motored to Linton
Thursday.
Godfrey Grenz Of Hampton trans
acted business here Friday.
The Y. +. Il. met Mt the John
Blasen home Friday evening. Every
one reported good time.
The Live Wire Club" had Halo.
ween party Friday after school.
Games were played and afterwards
delicious lunch was served. Every
one enjoyed it very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Monahan are
enjoying a new radio.
Mrs. Frank Muckler motorcd to
Linton Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Dewitt entertained Il
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Ruth Is Appearing
at Fargo Theatre

The question of why Babe Ruth
failed to 70 through bismarck last
Friday or Saturday was solved today
when news item in Fargo paper
announced that Ruth will appear at
the Fargo thcater Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday, MS an added attrac-
tion TO the vaudeville bill.
The Yankee star. in addition to a
comedy monologue, will give his inn
preston Of this years world series,
with brief sidelights on how It feels
to break half q dozen worlds records
and get three home runs in one 0f the
series games.
Crowds were ut the station here
Friday noon when Ruth had been
secluded to arrive, and Saturday noon
the same performance, was repeated.
but no Ruth appeared. What had
caused his delay was mystery un-
til this news item appeared.
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Construction Work
in Northwest During
October Is Higher

The Northwest minnesota, the Da.
kotas and northern Nichieanl had
49,776, 800 in contracts for new hulid-
ing and engineering work last month,
nccordine to re report issued by the
+. W. Dodge corporetioh. The above
figure was seven per cent in excess
Of September Of this year and q
rcr cent above October 1926. The
September construction record includ.
ed: $8,67l,200. or 80 per cent Of All
construction Tor public works and
utilities; s.. l0o, 900, or 50 pcr cent,
for residential buildings; 4l,043, 900.
or II per cent, for commercial build.
ings; and $3.50 900. or 10 per cent, Tor
industrial buildin9s.
Construction started In the North
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Huge Crowds Greet
Princess Astrid

Antwerp, Belgium. Nov. s.. LP)-
Princess Astrid OF Sweden, bride of
Prince Leopold, the Belgian htir-ap-
parent. was given n tremendous popu-
lar demonstration of greeting when
she put foot on the soil Of her adops-
cd land here today.
Great crowds chcered as the prin-
cess debarked from the cruiser Pyl-
eia, on which she made the voyage
from Malmoe, with her parents. the
Duke and Duchess OF Nastergoland.
She was met by Leopold and the
other members OF the Belgian royal
family.
Leopold and Astrid were united hy
civil ceremony in Stockholm last
Thursday. Great preparations havo
been made for tho religious ceremony
which will be held in St. Gudule' s
cathedral, Brussels. Wednesday.
The city was dcckcd with the Swcd-
ish and Belgian colors. Crowds pour
ed into town all night from the SUR
rounding country 10 catch glimpse
Of and do honor to the now crown
princess.
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Temperature and
Road Conditions


Mercury readings at n. NO.
Bismarck-Cloudy, q; roads good
st. Cloud-Clear, %; roads good.
Understanding, %: roads good.
Jamcstown-Cloudy. 10: roads
good.
Mankato--Snow flurrics, 81; roads
good.
Fargo--Clcar. 10; roads good.
W;nona--Cloudy, 45; roads good.
Devils Lake--Cloudy. lG; roads
fair.
Mandan--Cloudy, 81: roads good.
Grand Forks Partly cloudy, II;
roads good.
Hibbing-C Clear. IA: roads good.
Duluth-clouly.. Is; roads good.
Rochester Showing. 30: roads soft.
Crooksten--Partly cloudy. 10: roads
good.
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JAS. K. HACKETT
! DIES IN PARIS
Well Known Actor Succumbs
TO Heart Disease After
Long Illness

Paris. Nov. s. LP)--Jamcs X. Hack
cit. the American actor. who for man,
years has resided in Paris, died TO-
day.
Death was due. to heart disease. 70!
lowing long illness from an inter.
MI complaint. Mrs. Hackets. who
was Beatrice II. T,ccklcy Of London
was at the bedside when death came
Mr. Hackett was to nave appeared
tomorrow ut royal matinee before
Ming George and Queen Mary Of Eng.
land IN scene from Macbeth. foI
the aid Of the S;ratford- On Avon.
Shake spcarean theatre. which is to he
built to take the place Of the ono re.
Gently burned.
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Radical Leader in
Spain Is Arrested

Madrid, Nov. S.-(AP)-Alcjan-
dro Lerroux, chief of the Republi-
can party and noted radical lead
er, has been arrested and is being
held by the authorities.
/. The arrest Of Lerroux wa,
brought about by a letter alleged
to have been written by him, which
IS said by the newspapers to in
'voive him in the Catalonian con-
spiracy.
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Hall Presides at
Lions Weekly Meet

Secretary Of State Robert Byrne
anu ". }. Brust Of the Pence Au-
tomoblle company, Minneapolis
were guests today at the weekly
luncheon Of the Lions club. Con
gresham Thomas Hall, vice prcsi.
dent. presided in the absence of the
president, DR.. +. B. Strauss.
The committee in charge O!
ticket sales for the North Dakota
Corn Show gave it's report.
Captain Herman Brocopp Of tn.
National Guard gave short tall
on .Armisticc Day.
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Verdict of Murder
and Suicide Given

London. Nov. 8.-(AP)-A yer.
dict of murder and suicide while OF
unsound mind was returned TODAY
at the coroner's inquest into the
deaths by bullet wounds cf Roscoe
Drummer, former chairman Of a
great chemical concern, and his
wife, who were found dead in the
home Of their daughter, the Prin.
cess Ferdinand of Leichtenstein,
November 3.
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Detroit Lakes Bank
Closes to Liuuidate

Detroit Lakes, Mimi, Nov. S--tp
The First National Bank of Detroit
Lakes was closed today through action
OF the directors. and for the purpose
OF liquidation. Expectations are that
the bank will pay dcpositors in full
lthdrawals over period Of several
months actuated the directors in their
decision to close.
The bank. capitalized at $50, 900. had
deposits of approximately $500, 900
,. '. Weiser is president. A national
bank examiner is working on the rec.
ords
The closing of the First National
makes the second national bank to be
closed here in year. The Merchants
National Bank closed in May, 1925. It
had deposits Of about $4,000
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Prohibition Air
Fleet Starts Out
With Three Planes

New York. Nov. S.-(Ap)- The prc.
hibition air fleet. comprising at pres.
ent three large amphibian planes
armed with machine guns and having
q cruising radius of COO miles, be-
gins service this week as the eyes of
the coast guard.
The ships are the first provided By
congress at its last session. The
planes are similar to that used by
Commander Richard f.. Byrd on his
Greenland trip last year and type
used by the army. navy and marine
corps.
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Constance Bennett,
Picture Star, Will
Hunt Game in Africa

New York. Nov. 8. Lp, Constance
Bennett. motion picture actress and
wife of Philip Plant. heir to 100000
600. plans to join her husband in Il
hunting trip in Africa some time in
January.
Plant is on the way to Africa via.
Europe now. Mr. and Mrs. Plant clop-
ed TO Greenwich. Conn. Il year ago.
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AYRES UNKNOWN TO
FORD ORGANIZATION

Detroit, Mich, Nov. S--LP)-J. A.
Ayres, claiming to be personal rep
resentative of Henry Ford with
Queen Marie's party during their
American tour and who stated Ford
has ben paying incidental" expenses
Of the party on its American tour, is
unknown to officials Of the Ford or
ganization here, r. G. Leibold. private
secretary to Mr.. Ford. declared here.
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FOR KENT-One large modern room
with kitchenette and closet fur
nished for light housekeeping. has
gas. Cali 523 Seventh st. Phone
487W. t.
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PAGE THREE

Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gierkie
since Wednesday.
Herman Gierkic and daughter
Rerncice called at the home Of Rob-
ert Solberg Wednesday.
Carl Martineson went to Mcken-
zic after n load Of pig feed Wed
nesday.
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FOR SALE-l025 Ford Coupe in A
No. I nnschanical condition, 4 new
tires and heater. Price reasonable
Phone 22OW.
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Mothers, Do This.

when the children cough. rub Mus
terole on their throats and chests. n,
telling how soon the symptoms ma,
develop INTO Group. or worse. An,
thcns when you're glad YOU have ,
Jar of Mustcrole "A, hand To riy,
prompt relief.
AS first aid. Mustcrole is excellent
hccp jar ready for instan, use.
" IS the remedy for adults. too. Il.
iicvts sore throat, bronchitis. tonsil
Nus. Group. stiff neck. asthma, neu
faiGia. headache. congestion. plcurisy
rheumatism. lumhago, pains and ache,
OF back or joints, sprains. sore mus
cirs. chilhlains. frosted feet and cold.
OF the chest is may prevent pneu
monia)
10 Mothers: Musterole Is also
made IN mildcr form for babies
and small children. Ask for
0hi'drcn's Mustcrolc.
ADV
Jars 4 Tubes
I|!E|| J ] ] ! 8!
better than a mustard plaster
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FOR RENT--A furnished apartment
ready Nov. 18th at the Woodmansee
apartments. Apply H. ]. Wood
mou9oe. t
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Mrs. Steve Heidi left my home
ON 18th Of Oct. and ! will not be
responsible for any bills contract.
ed for by her.
STEVE HEIDI,
Bismarck, N. Oak.
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Sandwich, once the chief naval
port and harbor Of England, recently
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-08

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save your discount before the
10th.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-08
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