Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 19, 1913, Page 7

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 19 1913 STOMACH SUFFERERS Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remed) Is Recommended and Praised By Thousands Who Have Been Restored I was a sick man fol about three months caused from Gall Stones of the Liver and was told by three of our most prom: inent physicians that ] would have to submit ty an operation to get relief butheardof your Wonder. ful Stomach Remedy and secured a full treatmen: and took it according t¢ directions and passec hundreds of Gall Stones Since_taking your med L icine Iwork regularly ang don't feel any ill effects. I am praising you Remedy to all my friends, Ithink it's worthy o the highest praise. B.L.DOOLEY, Roanolke. Va .. Sufferers of Stomach, Liver and Intestinal Ailments are not asked to take Mayr’s Wonder. ful Stomach Remedy for weeks and months before they feel benefited. Just try one dose— which should make ycu feel better in health tonvince you that you w:ll soon be well and strong, free you from pain and suffering and give you a sound and healthy Stomach, as it has done in thousands of othes s, Wherever i{ is taken you will he i 0 to your druggist—aslk him abor great relsli.\!s‘jt has been a omnlishin:gnuctatsl;: of people he knows or sen Geo. H. Mayr. M£2. Chemist, 154-156 Whiting St., Chicago, ]}’l., for g free book on Stomach Ailmentsand many xrate. ful letters from people who have been restored, For sale in Bemidji, Minn., by Bark- er’s Drug Store and Druggists every- where, THE SPALDING EUROPEAN PLAN Duluth's Largest and Best Hotel DULUTH MINNESOTA More than $100,000.00 recently expended on improvements. 250 rooms, 1% private baths, 60 sample rooms. Eve: odern convenience: Luxurious and deligntful restaurants and buffet, Flemish m, Palm Room, Men’s Grill, Oolonial Buffet; Magnificent lobby and public rooms; Ballroom, banquet rooms and private ning_rooms: Sun parlor and observa- tory. Located in heart of business sec- tion but overlooking the harbor and Lake Superior. Convenient to everything. One of the Great Hotsls of the Northwast Hold! Stop! Don’t throw away your old overcoat we can put it in first class condition at moderate price, new collar and lining. We do first class work of all kinds. PRESSING, a REPAIRING, ALTERATION. Moderate Tailor Tailors 117 3rd St. at Bisiar Music Store Work called for and delivered. Phone 573 ! TRY A WANT AD SPAIN There is a Spanish proverb that says, “Whom God favors he gives a house in Seville.” The privilege of living in that bright, gay city is' con- sidered by a Spaniard to be the height of happiness. Other cities are larger, wealthier, or more important politically than Seville; but none holds a higher place in the hearts of the Spanish people. When in the beginning of the fif- teenth century the old cathedral was damaged by an earthquake, a meet- ing was held to discuss what should be done to restore it. Then one propos- ed that, instead of repairing the old church, they should built a new edi- ‘flce larger and more magnificent than had ever been imagined. They plan- who saw it wonder at the daring of those who began it. What the public funds would not supply they agreed to furnish out of their own purses. It took only 117 _years to build, which is a short time as old cathed- rals go. After St. Peter’s'at Rome and the Mezquita at Cordova, it is the largest church in the world. It is 414 feet long, 271 feet wide, and 100 feet high to the top of the nave. The immense pillars, as you look down the church between them, the thickness of reeds. Many another cathedral could stand inside the nave of this one. There are numerous churches in the city, most of the older ones built on the foundations of mosques. The church of La Caridad has a strange legend connected with it. Don Miguel de Manara, the founder, had been a profligate in his youth, a sort of Don Juan, and was known far and wide for his excesses. One night when he Copynight Hart Scoaffacr & Marx ONE very good thing about new fall clothes we show from Hart Schaffner & Marx; there are so many different models that we can satis! the requirements of men of all ages, and tastes and sizes. There are special styles for young men; for old men; fathers and sons both find the clothes they want here. We make a special feature of $25 values; some very fine goods at that price. up to $38. Others 'from' §$18 _ Bemidji, Minn, This, store is the home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes ned a cathedral that should make all| seem to diminish in the distance to‘ these "Lun One Thing Every Dny;” ; NO. 4. CATHEDRAL OF SEVILLE Copyright, 1913. by The Mentor Association, Ine. | i +| and most powerful was returning home alone he lest his way, and wandered about for a long time unable to find his home. At last he met a funeral procession, and stop- ping one of the bearers inquired who it was that they were taking to jeternal rest at such an hour. “Don Miguel de Manara,” he re- iplied. Greatly surprised at hearing his own name, Don Miguel uncovered the face and saw there his own features. The processio immediately vanished; but left him so deeply impressed that he turned religious and built a church and a hospital. | | i PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT. The Feet. * Pumice stone used frequently keeps the skin of the feet smooth. It is especially neces- sary on the heel and on the ball of the foot, where the weight of the body rests in walking. Never cut the toe nails too short, as they are move likely to become ingrown. And file them smooth with sandpaper. so they will not catch and pull the % threads of your stockings. efoofoofoofofoofoofongesfeoorgeodneodedofooioofrtedootoges: & | z+-l-+(-++v' foeioodedodeifofoiodofodededoodnind A SLEEPY HOLLOW LANDMARK Passing of Treaty Tree Under Which Washington Irving Wrote. Washington Irving's great treaty tree at Sleepy Hollow, in the Philipse Manor section, lost its last three leaves recently. Tourists and visitors have noted with much concern for over a year that it was dying. It is twenty feet in circumference at its base. It had bravely withstood the disease that has destroyed most of the chestnut trees throughout the east. and it is probably the last to die in the Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown sections. This monarch of the forest is known in history as the tree under which the-| £ last treaty was made between the |32 whites and Wequasqueek Indians. TUnder its romantic shade also Irving f wrote his famous *“The Headless Horseman,” with - Philipse Manor. Although the treaty tree is practical- ly dead, it will not be felled and de- stroyed like hundreds of its fellows there. It is to be preserved. and long trailing flowering vines have been planted about its base to cover it com- pletely in the future. It stands almost in the center of the Philipse Manor property. ¢lose to the Hudson river, in full view from Broadway or the old Albany post road.—Tarrytown News. Our Latest Battleship, No. 39. the latest battleship to be built for the United States navy, is to be constructed at the New York navy yard. Brooklyn. = Sister to the Pennsylvania, she will be the largest battleship under construction. The particulars are: Length, 608 feet: beam. 97 feet; dis- placement on trial. 31,400 tons. She- will have a belt of armor fourteen inches thick and eighteen inches on the turrets, in which will be carried twelve fourteen-inch guns. The com- plement will number 1,100 officers and men, and the ship will cost complete $16,000.000. Fireproof Railway Cars. In testing out the steel car with a view to proving its indestructibility by fire a railroad company placed in one of this type 200 pounds: of, shavings and wood saturated with oil. set fire to it and allowed the mass to burn itself out. The paint and uphplstery ‘were destroyed. but no damage' was done to the car as a structurd)l” whole. At |l present 2.872 steel passenger cars are | in service on this'one syster. and this || is about one-half of the total of steelf| passenger cars in service in the United,}i States. For Walking on Water. A shoe factory of a'ndvel kind has | been working near Berlin for some:| time past. The *‘shoes” wmade will noti run much risk of being worn out onf pavements or country roads. for they f are solely intended for the purpose: of. t ¥ walking on water. That these “hydro- shoes” are of a certain practical value || is shown by the fact that tbe Prus- sian minister of war lias placed an or- || m. Tests | m| of lglf d der with the enterprisin; are to be made by a mi diers of the engineer regiments. 3 scenes laid at|; Retired Army Officer Cremated. Santa Barbara, Cal, Sept. 19:=DPr.} [ Charles- Anderson, a. retired.major of forest_rangers. the United ‘States army, was burned Iatally’ in a forest fire which swept Sycamore canyon in the Santa Bar- bara national forest. He was alone at his mountain cottage, which was destroyed. The fire was brought un- der control by a force of men led by with pump. D 20-inch 1 2 22-inch lt: 'Sgo 24-inch 2 oz. 450 30-inch 3 ex. 8.00 WhenYoil Cometo Mi_nneapolis and St. During FASHION WEEK, sy 227 Write us for what you want g L T i texture q ity. }. CAN BETSED 1s now. Mr—‘wnumew. DR A SToE = After You Have Seen the Stores of St. Paul, We Invite You to Come to Minneapolis - gWe shall be pleased to have you make yourheadquartersat Dayton’s whefe you can check your baggage on our First Floor and find every comfort desirable on our Fourth Floor in connection with our Rest Rooms and Restaurant. g Our stocks of merchandise from authoritative style sources of America and across the seas are now at their full and we think you will find much to interest you, In addition to our Ready-to-Wear departments * for women, misses, and children, including the * boys, we have a splendid assortment of @riental Rugsy Lace Curtains, high* grade Furniture, Silks and Dress Goods and general Dry Goods on the seven sales floors of our big store. Nicollet Ave., 7th and 8th Sts MINNEAPOLIS 25-30H.P. Model “K” Five Passenger Touring Car—Completely Equinped—Full Nickel Trimmings—$900.00 Equipment includes three oil lamps, two gas lamps, Prestolite Gas 1 Tank, mohair top with side curtains and "top cover, windshield, horn, de- mountable rims with spare rim, tool kit with jack and tire -repair outfit Model “E-R” Roadster—Same equipment, also trunk and rear tireholders ............ ....$900.00 Model “K-D” Delvery Car. enclosed body—completely equinped Model “M-C-C” Six Cylinder, 40 H, P. Touring car—Completely equipped. .. . e e 900.00 .....1365.00 Why Spend $1500 for an Automobile When You Can Get Every K-R-I-T Feature for $900.00 You can accuse us of stretching a point when we compare a $900 car with a $1500 car. But wait until you investigate. The K-R-I-T is a $900 car in price only. from the average $900 car. Once you grasp the significance of the K-R-I-T idea in building a car complete in one plant, in- stead of assembling it from parts bought from other manufacturers, just then you will understand why a K-R-I-T can be compared with $1500 cars, just how it can be sold for $900. Following are the facts—a partial analysis of K-R-I-T value. own conclusions: Materials and Workmanshin. The K-R-I-T Company not only design the motor —they make it; cast the cylinders in one piece to give rigidity and preserve alignment; equip it with_ ball bearings and with connecting rod bearings 50 per cent larger than usual, to promote smooth run- ning, silence and the greater development of power. They make the clutch of multiple disca—a clutch that holds, and holds, and holds in sand and mud and on hills; and yet starts the car as smoothly and easily as an electric glides away. oL 9y They make the transmission and real axle, cut the gears from chrome nickel steal—thé bhardest’ and costliest metal known—and mount them on ball ‘ bearings. Ly : tTh:{h dxo: {:rbgi thle front nixlo, tlu;oi ucm:ns . Strength and stability in a most important member. They make t smisaion drive shaft ef chrome In real automobile value it is something quite different Study—compare—then draw your vanadium steel, and toughness and strength. K-R-I-T Service The K-R-I-T has never, in two years lost a hill climbing contest in which it participated; and has been a prominent figure in all the big endurance runs, including the Glidden tour and others. But overshadowing these achievements is the K-R-I-T reputation for service and economy and ability to travel any road under the most adverse conditions—the supreme matisfaction of K-R-I-T owners in every section. Comfort and Easy Riding. The big elliptical springs—made of vanadium specially heat-treat it for . steel to insure eaey riding and prevent the posaibil- ity of hrepkage—and the deap rich upholeterfng ful- fill the final requisite of ridin ia e ling comfort ia an auto- Are these strong points of the K-R-I-T epough to eonvince you that it is at least worthy of your mogt critica] inspection—yeur closest investigation, ell you more—Ilep us.show. you— let us prove some of the strong claims made for the Then let uf K-R-I-T. Quick Money Making Opportunity For Good Live Agents We are now placing agohqlqa throughout this. territory. Some of the best towns are still open. Wo have a most liberal proposition on & line of cars, equal to any’cars'up to $2,000in price, It interested send for particulars at;qnee before your, town is taken. Northwestern Automobile Company Distributecs for M,inpe'apolis. Minnesota