Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 14, 1912, Page 6

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South Bound Leaves ....... 0 nm 20 am ot 17:00 am * PROFESSIONAL CARDS. . 880 pm |if no steps are taken to stop the } 8:18 am |, gion that Nature needs assistance. 6 pm | [t is Nature’s call for help. 26 am | pajr, dull, lifeless hair, or hair that|Man Without a Country.” - 8:00 am | is faliing out, is not necessarily a pm | thousands of elderly people with per- 4™ | tect heads of hair without a single|of hig life has been passed in other AR KK KK KKK xR K K K | streak of gray. MADE HIM GOOD AMERICAN nflN’T PU'_‘. UUT Act of Wise Father That Kept Hls Birth and Duty. It 18 claiming rather a great deal to #ay that a child’s whole future career may depend upon the hearing of a etory! But, unquestionably, it is true. A boy I know, whose parents were “Pul! out one gray hair and a doz- | obliged to live in England during two en will take its place,” is an old say-|©f his early years—from the time he ing, whick is, to a great extent, true, ;"ia: f::f‘zlfi z:;lld:l;. wes I:]ex;—;n%nt; ! ., . |lishman, an American, or haven’t I When gray hairs appear it i8|any country at all?” | His father, a loyal American, startled Gray |at this question, read to the boy “A A Few Applications of a Simple Rem- edy Will Bring Back the Na- tural Color. cause, “You are an American,” he told the boy. “Never forget that!” The boy, now a man, is just about to enter the United States.army. Much sign of advancing age, for there are countries, but he is an American. When gray hairs come, or when| “I think I might have become an Xk %X KKK ¥ %K% K& x| the hair seems to be lifeless or dead, | Englishman, or a man with no partic- RUTH WIGHTMAN TEAGHER OF PIANO Leschetitsky Method Residence Studio 1002 Bemidji Avenue Phone 168 MUSIC LESSONS MISS SOPHIA MONSEN TEACHER OF PIANO AND HARMOKY Studio at]921; Beltrami Avenue ALDEN M. REMFREY i Teacher of olin, Piano and Band Iustruments PIANO TUNING Bemidji Band Phone 536 LAWYERS M. TORRANCE LAWYER Telephone 56¢ P ; MBNEY AT LAW Office B?fi '{fi ?'Leuy-Bow-er Bldg SURGEONS NIGGMORE et Offt " vl AnSsbatidon s S MoiF heirlo el ey (CET, B.J.T.'l: U1 MANAGRY 1) Open daily, except Sunday, 1 to § D te 9 p.. 8 te i ___-ybamo’) nsarisd banftafl OM SMART tlofl sobL DRFER sbsm a91w0iq Jead od Jaiwode | FUNERAL ARG q MmO {BERTRON PFRUEERiWOAT ‘e S0UNY CORYNER: noiagimbA a8s 2lisbA some good, reliable hair restoring|Uar loyalty to any flag” he said re- « treatment should be resorted to at | (g"yYy G0k oL beeh for the story once. Specialists say that one of the my father read ¢o me when I was a best preparations to use is the old-llittle boy in England. I didn’t under- fashioned “sage tea” which our grand |stand all of it, but I understood parents used. The best preparation |enough to keep me forever loyal to of this kind s Wyeth’s Sage and Sul- ;":fl‘;:f ot my bitl'“‘l; 1o Maites whers s appen to be 'owing up.”’— gfi:}zsg:i:alg:u;?,szlp;epnrat_mn_oE Elizabeth McCracken gl; t.heg l-?omo phur, scientifi-| progress Magazine. cally compounded with later discov- ered hair tonics and stimulants, the whole mixture being carefully bal- Giant Conflict. Judth Mooty anced and tested by experts. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur is clean Two huge fish, a shark and a jew- fish, fought to their death late the oth- er afternoon, off the mumicipal pier at and wholesome and perfectly harm-|Santa Monica, Cal, while hundreds less. It refreshes dry, parched hair,|of fishermen looked on. Both sea removes dandruff and gradually re-|monsters followed a school of mac- stores faded or gray hair to its na- | kerel in-shore and as soon as they tural color. Don’t delay another minute. using Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur at ’on(:e and see what a difference a few days’ treatment will make in your hair. This preparation is offered to the public at fifty cents a bottle, and is recommended and sold by all drug- gists.—Adv. GIVING THE PLUG HIS DUE 8teadygoing, Sensible Qualities Are Not Always Accorded the Recog- nition That They Deserve. Don’t make fun of the plug. He may be slow and awkward and never get to the stable until dark, but he is the fellow who in the end will bring home the coin, says a Kansas City writer. The plug horse that pulls the lister all ddy in the fleld puts more money in the bank for the honest farmer han the race horse that goes out and: turns a half in 0:50 flat and then loafs for two weeks waiting for another race to be matched. The ‘- old plug. goes out in sunshine and storm and !pulls in a few dollars every week, but the race horse waits for the day when the track is good and then generally oses more than he wins. The steady old plug keeps the wolf from the door, ‘while the race horse causes the mort» gage to be foreclosed. Just so with the man. Pin your faith to the plug who keeps eternally at it; the fellow who gets up every morning and does so much and is réady to do it again next day. He lays up more shining dollars in the bank than the swift sport who lies: around all summer waiting for luck to _co along and turn a stream of smsr to his pocket. One eackling Plymouth Rock hen is worth a dozen B %’)’#én agles when it comes. to pi igfi.o, 3}58 mortgage.. The plug 1 ;!who steadies the ship Rhd acts"as Ballast when the boat be- gins to rock. The plug is the fellow who lives romtewtedly and lang and mvg ?@ql gway the local paper “He says, eaves his family in com- IR SWSRPSRRGR: s ofnwitT Yo pgwbte—— Evl'P'o" Ynslym:"e’rl!y. i pde %g%&:a&mmg:’afi s e 57 1 0 8 | 8aU825d" 10w Nor 10 biad - ‘oW 98U G w H. | 1Dos'd sviasteniydis edoheynsiduying StathenaniprTimaniors. son@NarRber- 1t ket 30tdheaD A o%h d Det- bl i;.b L lsaeue }.@ZWMM 8936 Jt soqu baaqab baA B SO S 3ol baMONERBAR mfl B voy i BLOMSGFS. EVBBA oa est and bAeCling oo e S Lovc rence ports: We can book you through from Be- midfisMoaitiayes! hooeliexpinses An bthe pedchu 3813 buvol used asd 31 Start e mts.1 umzd‘fifl%fluug‘{,;}wdmr; i g S} Sy rjot YA 11aUR8"Y, beFodlsyone PRssaga Do andvhesuteol d,fl?fi“@ah’l‘.‘fi- Yo [liw $a8dw ammoo Isd 30808 resesigeservatione:dmd adliothens . AeEosgRation aRRYY fdot stom smovs sighted each other the battle was on. During the combat, which lasted an hour, both fish were nearly entirely out of the water. Then they disappear- ed for a few moments, when both again came to the surface dead. Witk gaff hooks they were hauled on to the pfer. The shark, measuring six feet in length, weighed 142 pounds, while the jewfish, & fraction over seven feet, tipped the pier scales at 226. Both were frightfally mangled. The shark’s head was chewed to a pulp, while the: jewfish’s body was nearly severed by the sharp teeth of the shark. Skin ¢r Fire ? Just the mild, simple wasl, the wei® known D.D.D. Prascription for Eczerma and the itch is gane. A trial wul proveit. We have sold ather remedies for skin trouble but none that we could gnaran- tes as we can the D.D.D. remedy. If the first regular size $1.00 bottle does not do exactly as we say, it will now cost you a cent. Barker’s Drug Store. 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