Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 17, 1913, Page 4

§ It includes dover egg board catches, etc. : We have also placed on lar 25¢ now.. DOW...ccneeres We will always have good 316-318 MINNESOTA AVE. COMMENGING TONIGHT The Great Svengali Vaudeville Co. SATAN’S ONLY RIVAL. Music — Mirth — Mystic — Comedy Assisted by MADAME HELINA in the latest European Sensation Act. VISIGRAPH. Popular Prices. Advance Notice. Svingali & Co., who occupy the boards at the Brinkman commenc- ing tonight for the whole week, changing her act every night, is considered by press and public in a class by himself. According to his press, notices and manager’s refer- ences from coast to coast, recéntly stepping off the Pantages circuit to this city. Not only- does the Svengali and Company mystify and hold his audi- ences spellbound, but amuses and keeps his audience in a continuous roar of laughter. Madame Helena, assisting, is Satan’s only rival, per- forming some of the most difficult tests in Visigraph. Svengali places her to sleep upon the stage,.allowing any physician to examine her and while asleep, by power of transmis- slon, with or without a word spoken she performs any test whispered to the operator in the audience. At the time when requested¢ to leave the stage and perform test in the .aud- ience. The only people doing this won- derful act in addition to this. They carry specialties. This is what the Duluth papers have said about them. “Prof. Svengali is attracting im- mense crowds to the Empress by his marvelous powers of hypnotism, which are allied to his astounding exhibit of mind reading.” Hypnotism is an artificially in- duced somnambulistic state, in which the mind becomes passive, acting readily upon suggestioner’s direction, and upon regaining normal con- sciousness, retaining little on no re- collection of the actions of midesa- dominant during the condition. It is in keeping with the doctrine of mesmerism that one person can pro- duce 'in anpther an abnormal condi- tion resembling sleep, with of with- out somnambulism, during which time the mind of the subject re- mains passively subject to the will of the operator. In therapeutics, hyp- notism acts directly upon the mind and nervous system and is now be- ing much used by some physicians. Svengali is undoubtedly at the head of his profesison. No siuch exhibit has been seen in this city. Nor are the .other members of the company one whit behind,—Adv. MOST NUTRITIOUS FOOD SOLD IN BEMIDJI| | To some Bemidji women ‘it will be news that “Minnesota’ Macaroni, besides being so delicious, 18 also four times as nutritious as beefsteak and six times as nutritious as potatoes. “Minnesota’” Macaroni contains more proteids than most foods and is therefore more strength giving, and it gives the body great power of en- durance :without overloading the stomach. 3 If it is served often in place of meat the whole family will be much health- ier. And, besides, it will reduce the cost of living, as “Minnesota” Maca- roni costs only about one cent & dish. |, Try the handy “Minnesota” Cut Macaroni, which is cut into uniform pleces—it cooks more evenly and ls quicker to prepare.—Adv. Try a Want Ad Ceat 2 Word-~Cash ' We Have Just Added a : A Ten Cent -Counter To Our Store Fixtures A hardware store offeres more good 10c ‘v_alues than any other general line of merchandise. antiseptic dust clothes, regular 25¢ DOWS, i s 3 qt. granlte pans regular 20c BOW .. cannasuninanidss Steak hammers regular 25¢ Anti-rust dxppers with wooden handles, regu- Sanitary duster: regular 35¢ beaters, potato mashers, vegetable graters, sets of teaspoons, paring knives, tubes of glue, 3 in 1 oil, collapsible cups, glass meas- uring cups, lemon squeezers, rat traps, hinges, cup- this table a lot of Iowa 10c 10c . 10c 10c values ‘on tlns counter CIVEN HARDWARE CO. YOUR MONEY BAOK IF YOU WANT IY PHONE 87 . Harmony of Colors. The principle that the sensation ‘white results from the equal excite- ment of sensations produced by the three fundamental radiations is 4e- duced naturally from an analysig the reles of the harmony of colors. Colored lights do not focus at. ihe therefore. the eye must same point; selze’ different distances at the sa time in order ‘to see when different colored surfaces touch. The differ ence of refrangibility of the different colored rays causes some colors stand out and others to stand back. Red is the most “flying” or “tapering” of the colors, a red object always pearing to be farther away than a bl ebject, though it is seen on the same plane ‘and in the same light.—Har per’s Weekly. The First Pump. The first pump ever invented was the heart of a man or animal; and {s today onme of the most perfe pumps in use: surpassed by any pump invented man. pump of incredible efficiency, but it nétrepairing and While the mechanism is in action, cleanses and- purifies itself.. For size and work it is the greatest pump of the age.—From George Ethelber! Walsh’s “The First Invention,” in Nicholas. four druggist will refund money PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any of Itchlnf Blind, Blaedlng or Protrud Piles in 8'to 14 days. 50c. We are :obbnn of PIN TICKBETS and % GUMMED LABELS Bemidji for them. The Ploneer Supply Store Can Save You Money E2 2222 NE2 S22 Do you want THE BEST GROCERIES found in Bemidji Come right here and get them, as we pride ourselves on having only the best money can buy. O0TTO @ SCHWANDT Bmlfi‘m‘ czm)(?iuon. *hhk Ahkkkhk kAkkk baaaaad sttt 3828t STl Ty We strive to sell. _THAT'S NATURAL. *kkk THAT'S SER' i 2 t i F e & o o oo ek 4 e The heart as a pump Is decidedly up to date, and engineers unanimously agree that its principles of construction for the ' highest. effi- ciency are correct, and that it is not It is not only a powerful force PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS Bagdadand Sl 22 2L sy Ty No need to send outside of 1 BEMIDJI PIONEER PUB. C0. : AR IR otaaaaad gt S S S FRRIIIRIIIIIAI R K lfiiifiiliifiiiii* Mli’iili ‘COACHING 0B FOR GILLETTE Former Quarterback of Univeraity ‘of Wisconsin Secures Place With. Louisyille 8chool. Badie Gilletts,: quarterbacl: of Unk versity of Wisoonsin footbzll eleven, has been appointed coach of the Louis- ville Manual Training school squad for ‘" Eddle Gillette. next. season. Gillette was an all- ‘western star player and was given a place. on the all-American .by several critics. He will go to Louisville after he graduates in June. HARVARD FOOTBALL CARD OUT Cornell to Take Dartmouth Date on Gridiron Schedule—Norwich Fills Amherst's Place. of me ¢ The Harvard football schedule for 1913 'has been completed by the Har- vard football committee. While not officially announced, it was sald that the crimson schedule differs in-several details from last year's. ‘Dartmouth, 2P| an anclent rival, has been dropped 1ue | and Amherst has withdrawn. Vander- bilt also’is missing. Cornell returns to the Harvard schedule, filling the date formerly occupied by Brown, the latter team having been moved up to the date previously held by - Dart- mouth. . Norwich university fills Am- it | herst’s place. The tentative schedule ect | follows: Sept.. 26&-University of . Maine: at Cambridge. Oct. 4—Bates at Cambridge. Oct. 11—Williams at Cambridge. . Oct. 18—Holy Cross at-Cambridge. by " Oet. 25—~-Nbrwich University at Cam. bridge. is Nov. 1—Cornell at Cambridge. to self-renovating. Nov. 8—Princeton at Princeton. it| Nov. 15—Brown at Cambridge. ita| Nov. 22—Yale at Cambridge. BOOST FOR OLYMPIC SPORTS | Emperor William Expected to Review 30,000 Athletes at Dedication of Sladlum, June 8. B8t 23 ing Athletic omcinlu in New York have learned of- plans which have been | made for arousing athletic enthusiasm out. the-empire to pass-in reyiew he- 1 | fleld. . A preliminary Olympic meet al- |- at the Savage club, told this reminis cence: Costs Less Better CALUMET Jing cos net ing X ful saving in your baking.¥ But it-does more. ltinsures wholesome food, tasty fo¢d—uniformly taised food.. | is made right—to.scil right—to bake vight. Ask one of the milljons of women —or ask your grocer. B AWARDS Werlda Pura Food Expeston, Chicage, il * Expasifion, Francey March, 1912. What Quisted Him. It was the first time that John Willle, aged four, had ever faced the camera—at least, since he had begun to take a live interest in things. “Now, my little dear.” said the pro- tographer, “if you'll just keep still a moment Pplet But nothing on earth would induce John Willle to_keep still. “1f you'll just go outside, madam,” After this demonstration the Ger-| the artist sald, after he had tried man athletic leaders purpose to put| for bhalf an hour, into effect ‘many of the Americanj 88e it all right. training methods. With the aid of a| John Willle'’s mother went out, for generous government subsidy they | She, too, was tired of the strain, And, count on putting a strong team in the | behold! Five minutes later the pho- . tographer smilingly assured her that all was well. As for John Willie, he ‘waa as meek as a lamb. Only when they reached home did his mother at- te pt to discover the reason. & avver,”?: John:* Willle explained, e :looked _ter at me, and said: ‘Now, then, you ugly little beast, if |:-you don’t keep your twisting carcass “Of Andrew Halliday, the founder of |- skin.you alive!” That's why this-club, perhaps’] may be forgiver S 1t 1 tell_you a litéle ‘anecdote, ‘which may or may not’be known to'you Andrew Halliday 'wasan author; nof & very distinguished author, ‘but;.an extremely nice, charming fellow. Al dinner one night at the club a stran ger’ was - present,"and* Harry Leigh in -Germany' @8 a. forérander of t| Olympic games which are to be held| in Berlin in 1916.. ¢ It is planned to assemble 30,000 ath:' ‘letes in Berlin from_athletic organi- zations; schools and ges through- fore Emperor William on ‘June 8 next,] the occasfon of the dedication of the stadium now beiiig constructed on the Grune Vald racecourse; :just '"ml!lldej the German capital.- ready is being planned by lmlvenlty athletes for next summer. e . Savage Club's Fuumr g Sir.John Hare, in a diverting -peeei “Thou Madest Me for Thyself.” O th¢u -God Omnipotént, who w0 carest for.every one of us, as if thou caredst for him alone; and so for all, as if all were but one! To thee will 1’ intrust “whatsoever T ‘have recetved -asked who was“the gentleman at the| fropi -thee.” So- shall: I lose nothing. head of. the :table: :‘That is .Colone! | Thau madest ine for thyself, and my *| Duff,’ -.‘Oh!’ . ‘Yes. that: is- Hallida; L | heart is restless unttl it repose ia brother.’ - ‘I - thought - his name.: 'hec. Amcn.—st, A\l(ultino. S s Halliday?'. ‘He.took the:name.of Hal | - % =2 liday- as & nom de plume.’. ‘Oh!-I.se¢ e ~—pogitive: Duff,. .compazative Buffer suberlative Hallidgy. "=—London -Eve me s“xrw T0 MARY IN Bmfl ~ Local peonle are surprised at tite QUICK résults received from simple Guckthiorn * bark;. glycerine;: etc., *as mixed in‘Adler-i-ka, thé German ap- pendicitis remedy. E. N. French. & Co., state that thia.simple remedy tisepticizes the digestive system d draws off the impurities so thoro- ughly that A SINGLE -DOSE relieves spur- stemach, ‘gas:‘on the_stomach Bachelor's. S8avage Comment,” A wealthy ‘gentlem&n, who owns a country -seat, ‘on-one occasion nearly lost his:motherin:law, who fell-into a river which flows through his estate. He ‘announced the:narrow escape.to his friends, expecting:their congratu. lations. One of them—an old bachelor —wrote as follows: .“I alwaystold Jou that river.was allow.”: 3 It matters not where you reside or what you want, the merchants below.can it get tor you at a price that wlll defy competition. Every merchant Is = FOR RENT—Five room - house for $11.00 per: month. ‘Phone 167-2. FOR RENT—House, call up stairs Department Tho Ploneer Want Ads less than 16 cents HOW THOSE WANT ADS . DO THE BUSINESS The Ploneer goes everywhere so that everyone has a neighbor who takes it and people who do not take 'tlie- paper generllly read their. neighbor’s so yaur want ad gets to.them all. % A Cent a Word Is All It Costs HELP WANTED hospital. FOR RENT in private family. Fourth street or phone 783, OASH WITH OCPY % oent per.word per lssue Regular ch-r e rate 1 m; per 'ord ver Inmtlon No'ad taken for AR AAAA A A7 shall:scon have a pleasant| WANTED—Two young ladies want- ‘ed as probationers at SImanun a e e e 1 think I can mad:| pop RENT Three furnished rooms, Steam heat, telephone and . bath. Inquire 602 Phone 31 B. F. Josiyn, city. FOR SALE—Rubber -‘stamps. -The Ploneer will procure any"kind- rubber staip for you on lhort 2 Jtice. 3 FOR SALE—Dry . poplar- wood-at . $2.50 per cord. delivered. Inquir ~ Nlconet hotel. mn sALE A team of ponle-. Six years. old Inquire Model. Manu-.. rnetuflng Co. FOR - SALE—Full. blooded Scotch over Model Bakery. EhH FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Typewriter ribbons for ‘every make of typewriter on the market at ‘50 cents and 75 cents Every ribbon ®old for 76 Phone ‘orders ‘promptly filled. Mail orders given the same careful attention as when Phone 31. The Bemidji Pioneer Office Supply FOR SALE—The Bemidji tead pencil (the Dest mickel pencil in the world, at Netzer's, Barker's, O. C. Rood’s, McCuaig’s, Omich’s, Roe & Markusen's, and the Ploneer Office Supply ‘Store at § cents each and -each.’ -cents guaranteed. you appear in person. Store. - ;60 cents a dozen. » FOR SALE—SmaH fonts of type, sev- eral” difterent “pofutsand“in’ fArst class condition. Call'qr write this Address Bemid!l reliable and will give you the best vnlue for youf money., c’nnnn««nnn«un * x % l : : NORTHERN GROCERY : x * * 3 COMPANY i x X . * X % : * X X ®sssessccscces * & © WHOLESALE o' kig € [ ERS * & X § essssecessese K * ®. * * AR baad eSS SS S s SRSl sl Get Your HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS and FARM IMPLEMENTS of C. E. BATTLES" The Hardware Merchant Bemidjl, - Minn. 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LAHR Furniture, ‘Ruge and Stoves, Un‘omknu. i Phnc enll 178-: t 123 ulnnelou Ave. Wholesalera and Retailers Service and satisfuction. Mail Ordm #iver® that- same ser- vice you gét-in person. g ai P Contractors~ and * Buflders Phones 431, 376. REEFRE AR SRR RRR KAk AR AR Bemidji, Minn, iiiiifili-fi#tiil ii*iifi:if&l’f!t —— T FOR SALE—A:‘ten-acre tract within Fourteenth | street and Norton avemue. Address | T YOUR BUSINESS RRRERER R * x *fiix ¥ Bemidt, Minn. % * l{l&kfil’ifii!{i’!{ifii{fl!fi *&k*ii*#fiiki*fii: * ok * *t'*i*ifi'fi*tfii ; el B ..“ XaLzamy FSSRIENNRIRES o A g1 - ififiifi#fi#’lfli{i’ffilfil’ii’ b2 22 221 * * * : lcnoor.mmu : * * " Buy needs : x for tita R : nlgnmlnm o * * - * *lmnmgxoo L & = litkik*ii!*itk’: :iiifilk‘klfilflwlflllll!fii : L. 'P. ECKSTRUM : £ ; X _ Plumblng, Sieam and Hot & * Ws Heating, Sewer m: ‘:wm(!onm * !flnclil-l” 5 z : * : ® llololtn-llu.: * * x collie. pnps. Phone. 283. —_— LOST AND FOUND St LOST-—Gold hat pin Saturday night, Please -return to. the Pioneer of- 0: mercnunu In North-" ern Minnesota to sell “The Bemid: 31” lead pencil. - ‘Will carry name of every merchant-in advertising columns of Ploneer in order that all receive advantage of advertis- . Ing. For wholesale prices write or ‘phone thé Bemidji Pioneer Ot- fice Supply Co. Phone 31. Be- midji, Minn. g Bandages Wanted—By the Asso- ciated Charities. Everyone who has any kind of white cloth, such as old table cloths, pillow cases, cheess cloth or. sheets which tliey.are will- ing to-donate please notify Mrs. E. H. 'Smith, by phone or ‘mail her.a | card. Cloths will be called for. BOUGHT AND SOLD—Second hand’ furniture. -Odd: Fellow’s building, acrosa from postoffice, phone 129. K i{*i{lfi*fiilfiifi!fi!kfli ID SPECULATI * AV lnveut in Llnd * At only $10,00 per acre & Yo e the aholn o! 12 all 4 x- * x * * * * * : x i x * Baada 43 T8 ST Sy iy liliiii#llli!i&’ ®