Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 20, 1913, Page 4

o " cate the next Normal school is really {&coa people no doubt grumble about, | s, syl FEWALETASE | Great Book Bargain B ot tered Sun nd Wind Bring Out Ugly sm-, llln...h mou“ .J.". & 3 middt, e city 'possible, ‘but/it means profit : T 17 i of 3 " 5 to-the property owner by forcing him He a chance, Mies Freckle-face, F've B ’g o’ um es 9 $1 9 8 S Ooharenn of MATR % IS e Published every afternoon exoept BARAAT |45 mgintain his premises in a condi- :: try ‘nt:::;‘:ia;:;:;:c::‘ “';: 5 er aivath “::"“"H" ers” name must be tion that will prevent deterioration in it 4 Gont lyohi’a peRny uxiless Tt n‘:"':?r B nheatiog " DUt ROt MECOSSAr ypg yalue of the property. removes the freckles; while if it does e thin offics eekly Tion.| The theory is that no citizen has|give you a clear complexion the ex- tion in m‘;’m"r’i':nf‘i‘.fufl’ inspze:publics- the right to hinder the city’s progress | pense 18 trifling. e and by his lack of enterprise and pub-| Simply get an ounce of othine— Inurlnfln Rates. it 1 ‘the ‘work dofe.: by double strength from your druggist gnonmbhy carrier A 30 lic spirit annu and ‘a few applications should show TR Mon ""'W."m. :00 lenergetic citizens in the direction of you How essy It 18 to rid yourselt of &.';".2},“ ;’o‘:&'?e" a ‘.l.f. = improving the ¢ity’s appearance, com- |the homely freckles and get a beauti- - fort and welfare.—St. Paul Dispatch, | ful complexion. 'Rarely is more than tgus:' Jpages, :n:a;kn‘m mmary one ounce needed for the. worst case. The Weekly m : B 3::“::?’&: ;il s tn “u"s: pd to SOME IDEAS ABOUT MARR Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength othine-as this is‘the IS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN ‘prescription’ sold under rant f ADVERTISING BY THE Undoubtedly Written by & :oneypbnck it it nna‘u:oa:e:o: e They May Not Mest Wik .Uni . 9 versal Popullrw Treckies. [ ‘Regularly Selling at $12.00 LIP 'l‘lls COUPON. (EGGGEGEGEGGGGGEGGGGGG% The Bemidji Pioneer 7 (—(’-:sf n 'DAILY COUPON This coupon, if pteuented at the main office of The Bemidji Pioneer on FRIDAY, June 20th, or SATURDAY, June 21st, will entitle the bearer to one five-volume set of Ewerybody 's Cyclopedia (mgularly selling ‘at $12) n ~ For $1.98 iy :aaaaaaaaa-)«)eaaa-naaaa;’? MAIL OBDE‘BS, .ADD]_IESS THE PIONEER, BEMIDJI, MINN. 2 GENERAL OFFICES ‘When & man \ulh mn the NEW YORK AND CHICAGO a church stepping an flowars BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES ORANCRES RS s Mexico was once a place of bullets : The sets are too bulky togbe sent by mail, but out-of-town readers can have and bulletins, now what is it.? them for the $1.98, the'set to be sent by express, shipping charges to be paid China. Watch the wigs fly now. promptly on the distribution days. roomy overalls.’ At :nc:';fi: m?: I:‘:M% the made of the stoutest altar ¥ heavydrilland denim, the head prize, and every woman pres- double sewed with six ent who has been married as long as cord thread. : It’s good exercise these déys in Be- midji, dodging automobiles and mo- s (s eroke e d v | ] T v NATURALLY WAVY SWITCHES Wh Fidegroom that N e, 20-inch 1% oz $2.50~ SWITCHES CAN BE USED FOR ALL EFFECTS The sun gets up real early these on 16 1e'aald ot & ks P -Duluth 22 * 1% o0z 3.50 [ Writeus for what you want in the hair goods line—We have i 1t differs from other sons. he has MONeY. EVEIY WOIAD present Generous in cut, extra 24 » 2 oz .50 (Itorcwmmakeit Weguarantiee to match your balt both in mornings. 1t differs fr remarks: “And you bet she knows | laree bib. real elastic in 30~ 3. or 6.00) e i gulic. ou kasisome ilitcd; cxalose i how to spend it for him.” o Pat bk e s large There isn't as much honey in the pocl:fiu;lth: back cut un- Joneymoon as reported, much of it be- ;.s';"y zk'&&wfl ing lost in the ordeal of wiping on new, A ek towels after they have gone to house- keeping, and breaking in new shoes. They long during their engagement to go somewhére after they are mar- ried where they will be all alone. On the second day after they have been all alone, the bride says: “Wouldn't it be nice if some friend should come slong?” And the bridegroom 'sighs: “Yes, or even an enemy!” About three months after a bride bas left her old home with her nose turned up scornfully at the suggestion that she take her old clothes with her, ‘When once awake the sun never turns over and goes to sleep again. it - THE— It’s a mighty pleasant thing to hear the editors singing the praises of Bemidji in their respective newspa- pers. Keep it up “Boys” we're lis- tening. There will not be a single case of canned or bottled goods to be seen at San Diego’s exposition. All exhibi- tors who show processes must remove the produét as fast as it is com- Merchants Who Want Your Buginess It matters not where ‘you reside or what you want, the merchants below can get it for you at a price that will defy competition. Every merchant is reliable and will give you the best value for your money B S S R S S S ST eSS S RS RS Sl St S 22 0l 0 Sl ittt Ifi*fii‘i’ifi x she comes hurrying back for them, | pleted. . x X x & * - Aoyl T AL Ry 3 3 “RJo'bust oROCERIES 3 oCUAIG : is-| rg spatch. * THAT’S NATURAL. « *« THE M Senator Isaac :t;ll)he:::: ;it::ls j+ x % found in Bemidji : : t oonsin, celebrate H] irthday BIDS FOR WATER MAINS % But we strive harder to pleass. ¥ ¥ last Wednesday. He is old enough| Sealed bids will be received by the|ly i THAT'S SERVICE. & & Come right here and get * & GENERAL MERCHANDIS. & a undersigned to be opened before the city’ x! ‘% % them, as we pride ourselves % & - x to become a Progressive. If it isn’t|gouncll ata meeting to be held on Mob- |l & Courteous attention has X * on having only the best * & * } i is[for the laying of a water main on|[ll & won over many jewelry cus- * & money can buy. ¥ & Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries % his ae it must be his money that is{5eoonq” street: between Minnesota and |l X tomers to us. x X ; i x X and Provisious. * keeping him from it over in Wis-| #metica avenues a distance of about)j % ¥ OTTO @ SCHWANDT * % * coniln The right to reject any or all bids|ll & . ve. & % Third 8t. Bemidji % onsin, are reserved. stein, % George T. Baker & €0. X % l;em!%i‘lm-l B lelnn esota, % X * City Cler Ryl ] *x_ ¥ Cler! Bemidji Minn. June 19'.h 1913. Sir Thomas Lipton plans to have a model tea garden and packing plant * 3 x #4{###&%!{#*!#&4{#’##{1‘& IR AR KRR K FARR AR *{{{{{ifi’{*{{{{#{’{{{{fi* J ifll{ifik«tfi*fii«ifi«i«!&&i«# s e e ni Don't E ; i e E T Lded bk obah] 3 to move the packed tea as fast as it On nvy “ % NORTHERN GROCERY * * ;‘ ? *x is wrapped and to bring tea plants g B : 3.3 movsmmowp vrensms 3 ¥ Rdulbn? fad aemats X P £ C l M x COMPANY * and FARM IMPLEMENTS * * cally. If you receive your pay + from Ceylon for the garden. Again e 00 an FY "L o x : w:::l{i 18y ts:lmed l?:de en.ttl:lh : : . ; i sy * e week, if monthly do it month- 8ir Thomas is in the running. ] : o x i of : : 1y. .1;:11; 1011“' Wil pile up : & ®scscessevcsss C. E. BATTLES * surprisingly. Did you notice what Kiley said in x : wnoms‘LgROCERB : : : : ot '{hn.vyflg e : his Grand Rapids Herald-Review | : esesssesesssese The Hardware Merchant & . % bank account with the * about Bemidji being the proper place |, : : Bemidjyt, - Minn. : : SECURITY STATE BANK : for the next Normal school? Why, he}: said that the editors of Northern|; Minnesota,prac}ically settled it . for the commission. What he‘x‘neant was AR AR RK KRR D L Lt :*flflnn*flun«nn: R 4 STORAGE X * OUR * AR KRR K 'a&«n«unnnnmn«xn: * L322 2232332232 R 32223 ddsasssdds 4 FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT X % merchandise sales are always & that they have been of great assist- * * For a dry and safe place to x ¥ on the increase and each ¥ e b * GO TO x store your Household Goods, % % month has been better than * ance in.pointing out the proper x : etc., see us, Rates Reason- & : thadlut. Itf you are 1:1“ I.l; : lace. : able. x ready & customer, you do no place : ROE AND MARKUSEN > . : Know 1:0' zfll i c‘dn ‘“fi",, g * “THEY BEAT.” x H LER. x you in quality and satisty Eight boys in a country school in ' I JOHN G. ZIEG x : you in quantity. : i & 207 Fourth strest, Bemidjl. ¥ & Ofice, 0dd Fellows Building. * McLean County, 1llinois, constructed x Phone 206. x X x % W. 6. 'cnomn = a colored township map of the county * - * X Phone 129. 4« <+« Bemidji, nn. ¥ in corn. The map shows all the b x ¥ x % * PIITURH T CTTTCTTTTIVII PR TSI 2SS S St 2 S SR S S S St S S S S NS S S S S Sl S towishins;; 80 In _pumber, and the FRKRIKRRIRRIRIERRIRRIR FREKRIARSIRRIRRIRRIKRRRE SRR RS RRIR RSN AR You can be -cool too. dities, villages and railroads, on a Remember those hot day last summer? & x % * A . bu] * * geale of % in. to the mile. Nearly|y o, 'wons forset how scorching hot the : TOM SMART : : mfii I:n:;‘ :: 1 ;x:'dllll:tza::: : 3 BEMIDJI MUSIC HOUSE x & half bushel of conr and 10 1b. of |sun felt. You hated to venture outside. x Dray and Transfer % . & you like at the & : 117 Third Street, Bemidji. : putty went into the making of the|Do you remember that fellow who blew |[§ * i x ¥ ¥ 3 AFE AND VIN & ¥ Wholesale and retail Pia- & map.—From July Popular Mechanics | past, one of the hottest days? His col- : & PIANO MOVING : : $T. HILAIRE BETAIL LUM- & nos, Organs and Sewing & Maagzine lar was unwilted. He had a cool, satisfied x o ox g & ¥ Machines. x i look that made you feel cool tolook at|l ¥ Res. Pnome §8 : : BER COMPANY. : : Phone §73 : him, * . The fact that the editors of the o Y * 818 America Avanue x X ® x *x North Mni ta Editorisl assos You found out afterwards that he al- x ' % . % Coal and wood algo for sale * ¥ x orthern Mninesota Kditorial 28507 yqays wears' WAITE CAT underwear. x Office Phone 12 % & Minnesota Ave. and R. R. 8. & ¥ J. BISIAR, MANAGER. & ciation passed a resolution endorsing{You can be cool all summer if you wear * o ¥ X At * X * FEIIIRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEE I IIIIIAAIIIIIIIIIIIRR FEFTIIIIRIEI IR IR FHRREIEIEREIRIRREIIREEEE IR RRERRRE IR RK : KKK KKK KX KK KX : Bemidji for the place in which to lo-|one of these new, light weight WHITE CAT Union Suits that we have just re- ceived from the manufacturer. They all communities are satisfied, or rather|Let us show you these cool Union Suits prefer Bemidji, what else can there|that do not chafe, nnu_ate. no.t give you that clammy feeling. Priced at $1.00 to $2.50. - x leaving it to a vote of Northern < e FURNITURE *x *x * e e e ?;v‘e);:;oie.nume Kenosha Klosed-Krotch } Bumm’g DRUG * GUENTHER & MEHLHORN * J. P LAHR : JEWELRY STORE x X b [ ] Contracters and Builders ¥ Furaiture, Bugs and Stoves, Phones 431, 376. Undertaking. Phone eall 178-2. 823 lnnnuou Ave. ¥ Wholesalers and Retailers & Service and satisfaction. Mail % Orders given that same ser- : vice you get in person. * BARKER'S 4% Third 8t. Bemidjf, Mina. - e i RN ey TP T o) FETTEER RS LR £ 28 L 0 e g i L T be to it, except of course the inves- tigation of the commission and its N GILL BROS e ——— - » People who are always complain- BEMIDJI, MINN. ing aboqt the-usurpation of power by - municipal governments which tends —_— 1223822223 2% 23 de e de e e de e e o A ek ke edrdded g koo ok ko 2R3 3232 8 Kk kkkkh : I : * * * to deprive the citizen of the right to H w I Ad * * * { x MANUFACTURING * x x do as he pleases might reflect with Plonaar a“ s : MODRL COMPANY : : TIRER. : :m CROOKSTON r.mnn: profit on some of the regulations in kg x % I am at all times in the & X foreign cities. ; I"2 flflm d wnm : BE;‘I‘;?;"“.::A"#&N_ X market for seven foot Jack % : COMPANY : ; : N < : i X i -~ % % Pine and Temarack Posts. ¥ - = x In Paris, for-instance, the city au- & 2 : MODEL BREAD ¥ i Call and see me. x x ‘Wholesale L ‘thorities compel citizens regularly to Brlng Results & ® - X 2 x x * paint their houses and stores, and no | v i : nz:l-&md l!l.i ‘:;xd Paper. ; : * Batchelder’s General Store, ¥ :nmn. LATH AND ; : man is allowed to let his place be-|" - x ‘WHOLESALERS « : ri 2 : X BUILDING MATERIAR & come run down so that it presents a ASk "Ifl Hlll WM : . and RETAILERS : s BEMIDJL, MINN. > : , : dilapidated appearance. : i Has Tried Them AR EEEREEEERER AR XK KREEE S T I T T T This' is a regulation that many G - Everybody’s Cyclopedia } g / A by the receiver. OUT-OF-TOWN READERS need not wait until the days of The safety razor has entered 3 S distribution, but send orders any day of the week and shlpmems wnll be made OLIVE HAIR STORE 824 Nicollet Avenue MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. LA RS R SRS S 88 & . PROFESSIONAL CARDS LSRR SRR R IR R ERE Ruth Wightman ‘Teacher of Piano Residence Studio 1002 idji Ave. Phone 168 * o LAWYERS GRAHAM M. TORRANCE LAWYER Miles Block " Telophone 568 JOHN F. GIBBONS + ATTORNEY AT LAW First Nationsl Bank Building BEMIDJI, MINN. 0. H. FISK -ATTORNEY AT LAW Office second floor O’'Leary-Bowser Bldg PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS DE. BOWLARD GILMORE PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office—Miles Block DE. E. A, SHANNON, M. D.. PHYSICIAN AND stmemu Office in Mayo Bl ‘Phone 396 Ru. ‘Phone 387 DR. C.'R. SANBORN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office—Miles Block DR. A. E., HENDERSON PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Over First National bank, Bemidji, Minz, Office 'Phone 36, Residence 'P%‘n‘;n- k2] DR, E. H, SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office in Winter Block DR. E. H. MARCUM PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office in Mayo Block Phene 18 Reasidence Phone 813 EINER W. JOHNSON PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office over Security Bank DENTISTS 3R. D. L. STANTON b DENTIST [ Office in Winter Block ' DR. J. T. TUOMY DENTIST First National Bank Bldg. Tel. 330 DR. G. M. PALMER DENTIST Miles Block - Evening Work by Appointment Only NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY d.'l.lly ue‘vt Sunday, 1 to 6 p mfl’gut‘n p.ln. unm,mdl.n‘mm W. K. DENISON VETERINARIAN Phone 164 Pogue's Livery TOM SMART DRAY AND TRANSFER SAFE AND PIANO MOVING Res. 'Phone 68. 818 America Ave Office Phone 13. THE SPALDING EUROPEAN PLAN Duluth's Largest and Best Hotel DULUTH MINNESOTA vements. Saih s convenience: mb\lfi ovax;l:om“t;‘e harbor uflm‘ One of the Breat Netels of the Northwest R. F. MURPHY FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER Offies’818 Beitrami Ave.