Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 6, 1913, Page 6

_ Packard Tan 'Oxfords, in back to nature $ 4 00 3 Men’s Shoes and Oxfords of dull calf, all styles.. $3 50 styles at....... presds Sl e peeaskenh i Seieta, Walk=-Over Shoes and Oxforns of gun metal or tan Russia, all styles...........ccc..ccueuee. $4.00 i fords, of imported e s Rastis o e 90,08 Boys’ Shoes, tan or black...............$1.50 t0 $3.5 Straw Ha:t Tlm:e June 1st was the official’ opening of the Straw Hat season. Better come here’ for your new straw. | wonderful stock of $3 “Gordons” at............ English Sennits = at $1.50 to $3. Soft Straws, in Milans, Mackinaws, China Splits, at 81, $1.50, $2, $3. Genuine Panamas at $5 Light weight Soft Hats, $2 Silk Outing Hats at $1.50 A : [ LJ Summer Furnishings Men’s Superior Union Suits, Nainsook, Athletic, Porosknit; some with closed crotch; plain or fancy fabrics; $1 to $5. Men'’s Arrow, Monozram and S. B. Co. special’ Shirts, $1 to $3.50. Men’s Silk and Linen Shirts, plain colors or striped patterns, collaes attached or detached, great values; $2.00, 52.50, $3.00, $3.50. Men’s washable four-hands in exclusive patterns, 25¢ and 50c New combination Silks with Bulgarian effects at 50c . ) Men’s light weight interwoven Lile and Silk Hose in Black and colors 23¢ and 50c Money Cheerfully Refunded Satisfaction ‘Assured ¢2res. Co. Bemidji, Minn. Ben Schneider, Pres, Chas. Cominsky, Sec. and Traas. #T12 Lice Kill Profits ’fi' a Experienced poultry raisers -know that poultry lice reduce profits. Poultry can never do well when tortured with lice. ~Lousy hens won't lay; lousy chickens can't grow. Pret®® Powdered Lice Killer e‘((ermmates lice. It does the work thor- oughly, -quickly and at slight cost. 23¢ and 50c per package. “Your Money Back if It Faills” Use it for all kinds of poultry. and the pro- ductiveness of your hens will be largely in- creased. FALLS & CAMERON WORTH TRYING! SAYS SAGE TEA DARKENS FADED, ORAY HAIR JUST BEAUTIFULLY | GITIES. HAVE DONE LITTLE Nfimuaamuns_; Palicy. of ‘Sathtuarfliflg' ~T.h”em | | Shouid: Ba' Followed. 8ystematic Municipal Planning Is Neo- essary to Croate and Maintain Healthful and Attractlve Residential Districts—Restrictions Essential to Prevent Exploitation. By J. C. NICHOLS of Kansas City. City planning in almost every phase of its wide modern meaning has taken root in the public conscience. Yet we munities’ or" as ‘municipalities: to- prop- erly create, safeguard and guide ‘the growth of home neighborhoods. Much has. been - written about the .proper /tegulaflon and- construction of. .streets for residence property. But the snbdivlding of land for resldentinl pur- BLH generally left'to" chance of the direc- ‘tion of selfish private’ interests. City)| |authorities~ have to' some ' extent made| .certain. .general 'requirements’ as: to: a nude toward plnunlng resldentlal sub- |divisions! almost every’ g ,city by the: ordinary! real estate' devel- The period over’ which: the opment. safeguards in these areas extend is generally . of :mere nominal duration in proportlon to the life of the city and ‘covers’ only a small section. City con- trol in residence: neigliborhoods practi- cally ends with the boundary lines of the' street and the boulevard: "And to- day, with only an occasional exception, the individual owner in our. residence neighborhoods does whatever he pleases upon the property which he owns without regard to the interest of his neighborhood or his community. Often the majority of the population, because of the haphazard development AN INVITING NEIGHBORHOOD. of the city, may be found living im the most unhealthy sections of the town. Thus unconsciously the-health and joy of living of many may be daily and unnecessarily sacrificed to presumed commercial needs. Little thought has been given to the creation of pleasant healthy residence neighborhoods ‘and the safeguarding of these neighborhoods by the com- munity or the city itself. The fac: tory, the railroad, the business house, have first call on locations most desir- able for their particular uses. The remarkable fact is that nearly | every one has come to feel that the successive rise and. decline of -resi- dence neighborhoods in our cities are unavoidable and that even the very location of residence sections is sec- ondary to every other interest of the | eity.- D ~In the lack of proper-control of the laying out-of residence sections, home owners sustain annually a loss of mil- lions of dollars through the decline and _| shifting of - residence neighborhoods. Today the home owner is generally helpless to prevent the erection of an undertaking establishment of a laun- dry at his side or the erection of a tall warehouse, cutting off all air and sun- shine from his family and children. Rigid municipal conirol should be employed in the exclusion. of undesir- able commercial uses of land within the territory set aside for residence purposes. We should not leave the sur- rounding of our homes to the selfish private interests of the real estate spec- ulator. We-should not hazard the en- vironment and surroundings of our children to -the mercenary: interest of the shifting ownerships of surrounding tracts of land. The fronting of resi- dences and placing of outbuildings have thus far done. very little as com- | ireasonable. continuity; and regularity; jof streets, but little progress has been| HARMLESS BUT EFFECTIVE— MIXED WITH SULPHUR MAKES HAIR SOFT AND LUXURIANT The old-time mixture of -Sage Tea, and Sulphur for darkening gray streaked and faded hair is coming in| vogue again, says a well-known down-town druggist. It was our grandmother’s ‘treatment @nd hun- dreds of women and men too, are again using it to keep their hair a, good, even color which is quite sen- sible, as we are living in'an age when a youthful appearance is of the greatest advantage. Nowadays, though, we don’t have the troublesome task of gathering the| sage and the mussy mixing at home. All drug stores sell the ready-! to-uu . Sulphur Hair Remedy” for about fifty| should be so regulated as not to injure cents a bottle. -It is the most popular|Surrounding homes.nor mar the ap-. because nobody can discover it hag|Pearance.of a neighborhoo: ald not be been.applied... Stuply, dimpense. doft coi;tnef;at;dit?: e mictions o brush.or eponge with “Wyeth’s Sage| the well to do. Applied to neighbor- and Sulphur” and draw this through hoods ‘of workmen’s cottages, they will your hair, taking one small strand at|prove just as great a benefit to the a time. Do this tonight, and by community and- its ‘health and happi- morning the gray hair disappears and ru! after another application it is restor’ |’ The function of the municipality is ed to its natural color. ; . | constantly being applied to new fields. What delights the ladies with| ‘At first.it was broadened under the po- Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur is that be- l».!;:‘l:,:er totfmthae g::gt }’tis":;x c‘c’e;s‘:fl sides beautifully darkening the hai |4, tore:ells the larger ‘use . o!t, the they say. it produces that soft lustre| right of eminent domain, by which the. 'and appearance of abundance which municipality -for the public good may" is so attractive: besidas ‘prevents| extmd much-further. its: control ‘over dandruff; itching ‘scalp and ulllnz of Minnesota Have Arrived Those whp have spoken for one will plea:sc call at the PIONEER OFFICE before June ‘and are being sold at $1.00 Each Tonight $1.98 Usual Sellmg $12 Price Is . . Everybody’s Cyclopedia is complete in five beautiful octavo volumes contain- ing all the world’s useful information on every subject. Everybody that reads should have it—it is of daily use in every home, school and office. The ‘most useful set of books on earth. 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