Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 2, 1913, Page 4

-teet—foet chated, ; swollen and "' smarting, are “1in how bad Uu»'.l‘lz. !or Tender Feet,and Be Free * From Foot Troubles. TIZ, for tender feet, ends all foot tor tures.in a-soothing, comforting foot-bath. . Shoes feel as easy as lllpner« once TIZ “hos ~reliev.ed your. feet. T1Z softéns the - ‘bardened: skin that forms corns, bunfonsand cal- 1uses, rélieves at ‘ohce'>~ahd, fl- ally does away " with them. ; Sore foet, tired quickly cured by TIZ, no matter shape. Tho smelly feet of summer—the chilblained feet of winter, are unknown to the man or woman who faithfully uses TIZ for ten- der feet. TIZ acts right off—is unlike all other foot remedies. Price 2 cents at drug and department stores, If your deslor won's supply you with TIZ, we will, by mail, on receipt of price. Ask for TIZ—get TIZ=—and take no substitute. Walter Luther Dodge & Co. 1223 So. Wabash Ave., Chicago. I EEEEEEEEEE =& xx * If you have a room to rent or * * want. to rent one—you get the * * best choice through a Pioneer * * want ad. Phone 81. ii*i*llii*i#ii#!i THE SPALDING EUROPEAN PLAN Duluth’s Largest and Best Hotel ‘DULUTH MINNESOTA More than $100,000.00 recently expended on improvements. 250 £2 jmprovem Tooms, L‘p;lg:rl: the nug:'r"'m leu . nvu lent to everything. lln of the Braat Hetels of the Rerthwast Black Silk. Slove Polhh is_differe td not dry ouk can used to the last dmp liquid and paste one grallty; absolutely 5o waste; no dust o dirt. You get your money’s worth, Black Silk foien A " Polish w HEsai i S et it e s b o Back, ST e, Eolit, 4o 30k Pt aats o a2 oTi1ascy pot: oo 1t Vel Tou e, ok and. mvie S poiten you ever Saed— Jour dealer Wil refund your Eioney. Black Silk Stove Polsh Works, Sterling, iacke ' Use .'ll. I‘Ill Alr Dryls , Sand il e pfi‘....“.""n‘.&.. silyor s ML Netel ot 02 brase T wirks quickiy sy, llhl no nfl.\m uu on au- BIACK I 2] oy LiqulD p3TOVEPOL1S P ‘taught its lesson, he says. WILL AGMN 'SELL EE S M Croms Stamps Are to Be Uflmd For Sale In Bemidji Again This Christmas 3 RECONSIDERED DROPPING THEM Red Cross Seal will again. be :sold during the Christmas holidays in Be- midji, contrary to the announcement which was made last year by the State Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis, that no more seals would be-gold in the state.| The announcement was made be- cause the officers of the association thought the people were - growing tired of soliciting merchants and others to sell the seals,. and that many people having bought them for 80 many years would feel that they might be excused fro continuing the practice. However, Dr. Farrand, the execu- tive secretary of.the National Asso- ciation for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, has pointed out the fact that there are probably commu- nities in this-state that wish to sell seals, but that no community can be allowed to sell-the Red Cross seals except by arragnement with the na- tional association, and this arrange- ment must be made through the state organization. “Although . the anti-tuberculosis cursade has been urged upon every civilized community for many years, a large proportion of the population in- every country does not appreciate its significance, and still has to be There- fore, the national association is un- willing to allow such an opportun- ity as a seal-selling campaign to go by unutilized. “For these reasons, the officers of the Minnesota association have sur- rendered the position they took last years and have promised the execu- tive secretary of the national asso- ciation that ‘the sale of seals will be continued in Minnesota, ‘as he re- quests.” ADDITIONAL WANTS Too Late To-Classify WANTED—Nurse girl to-take care of four year old boy and assist with housework. Enquire at Megroth’s Variety Store. : ? R. F. MURPHY 7UNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMEP Citiae’18 Beitramt Ave. {been a nuisance about the city. for ‘|time he has been arrested ‘Koxy” Up Again. ° - Sam “Koxy” Thompson was hafled befqrg Judge -Crowell for the' third time in the past month this mor} ing on’a charge of Intoxication and disorderly conduct. - Thompson {has fthe past few months, during which several {times. Local authorities believe that he.1s n?w endeavoring to obtain free lodxintx at the city's expense but at the adyice of City attorney P. J. Russell-he was ordered out of ‘the| city under a suspended sentence of ten dollars or ten days in jail. Henry Nelson of Bena was tried on the same charge but was releas- ed as it was his first offence. LR R ERESEE R R 88 & & & * AURE * LR E R R RS E SR SRS Mrs. Ed. Halvorson was an Aure caller Monday Sept 29th. Peter Bakke has started road contract again. ' Chas Moller returned home Sntur- day Sept. 27, he has been gone for some time. on his Miss Marie Helgeson was an Aurel caller Monday, Sept. 29th. Miss. Anna Peterson visited at Smdth'u last Sunday. W. H. Curtis came up from Len- ‘nox 8. Dak..to stay with his' son George Born to Mr. and Mrs Carl Peter- 'son a baby 'girl. Olaf Gelen is busy breaking these days. i % Miss Anna Peterson is teaching ‘thie school over by Noonen Dam this year. Mrs. Peter Bakke and John Bak- ke were Pinewood callers Monday. Services were held in the . Aure church._Sunday ‘Sept. 28th. The threshing {s done in this part of the country and reports say all crops are good. Myls Ously and Leon Horman are picking potatoes for Martyn Op- shal. } Gust Berg came back from Lagus N. Dak. where he has been during threshing. Miss Hazel Ousley called at Bak- kes Monday afternoon. Miss - Anna Roen returned home last Friday from Edmore N. Dak., where she has been working. Martin Jamtvold - went through with his &hreshlng rig last Mon- day. ; teaching. The ‘young peoples mclety of ‘Aure meets next Sunday - afternoon at two o'clock . 3 John -Watner was in Aure Satur- day. Ida Bakké is spénding some time with Mrs. Sam Jallen. Iver Refsoal has’ beefi’ working for Jamtvold’s . while they were threshing: ¥ Mrs. ‘Camilla Lavold called” at Horsmans Sunday afternoon. John ‘and’ Clara Bakke spent Sun- day at D. C. Ousleys. Frederick Gelen returned - home trom Bemidji Monday." IGE CARS Come in Two Everything can the costs can Paige always will QThe efforts of this company are not scattered. Two chassis, the 25 and the 36, with various types of roadster, touring car, coupe and sedan bodies, are made. @There is much to be d%n by concentration. e we Il —manufact kept down and efficency ke under this system. @ The Paige 25 at $950 and the Paige 36 at $1278, express ripe experience. tion of cars by the speech of experience is worth much to you. 1ualxty is a wnndard—dw.-n hes been and Be aige owners. @ Either of these two cars is well worth study. 'FREDERICK E. MURPHY = AUTOMOBILE COMPANY NORTHWESTERN DISTRIBUTORS ided n your selec- uring pt up— Their Miss Grace Ousley returned Mon-|. day morning to'Buazle where she is|. ifii*ii llfiii*ili* N mou reets are looklngulltth 1 . fleld just at’ present, b luok for Detter times, John Vaars the young M. I. con- ductor has become a familiar sight ep toward paving and vic ~improvemennt - has on our streets again after a brief| lay off spent at Brainerd. 0. J. Tagley has sold his 'house and lot to Mrs. Jones formerly of Nymore, but who has spent the summer with her son in Fargo N. 'Dak. The above house and lot are i valued at $1.500. O. J. Tagley expects to rent the Bystrom house for the winter, mov- |- ‘ing 4n ‘about October tenth. Mrs. Bentley’s crocheted bed spread was raffled -off last Satur- 'day afternoon Mrs. Halseth of Mill Park _drew the lucky number. Mr. and Mrs. Risland, recently married, have rented rooms in the second story of Mathew Larson’s house. i Mrs, Bric Peterson from Park Rapids has visitor Mrs. Olmgren of Nymore. - Mre. J, W. Busch of Brainerd with her little boy is visiting her sigter Mrs. Jack Olson this week. The M. B. A. Lodge met at Mrs. Attridge’s last week and two weeks hence they will meet at Mrs. Sparks. Twins were born to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lane Monday. Rev. Southerland, Sunday school organizer for this district will be in Nymore Thursday evening. New of- ‘ticers for the Sunday school will then be elected. KR R KR KRR KR K KK * PLEASANT VALLEY, * KRR KRR REE KK KK The Pleasant Valley literary and social soclety held it's last meeting ‘for the month of September at the home of Mr.- Fred uardner Frlday Septemher. 286. Four oW ‘members were enrolled; Miss Anna Hedmn, Miss Elsie Klinger and Mrs. Fauhl and daugh- ter May. Charades and games were played. Mrs. Gardner served a lunch after which the meeting was ad- Journed to meet at the home of Mr. M. W. Knox Friday, October 3rd. Mr. F‘onter and son Edmond and Norman ' Knox returned home from ‘Dakota_last week. i Mr. Norman Knox, Gordon Gar- dner and Ira Stout and Miss Mar- jorje Knox, Anna Hedman and Elsie 'Klinger drove over to Star's of Roosevelt ‘Sunday to visit Miss Nell Knox who is zenchlng in that dis- trict. 1 Billes was down from .the Rapid River country last week visit- *.-|ing his daughter, Mrs. Carl Saterlle, far a few days. George Clark of Bemidji is spend- ing a few days with ais sister, Mrs. Geo." Fuller, Mrs. John Vogler and daugliter Belle called on the families of Mr. Hedylin and Fauhl Sunday. Edmond Foster. and sister Hazel visited with Mrs. Sunder’s family Sunday. ¢ Every one is busy ‘now digging Dotatoes, storing their winter’s veg- tables and ‘husking corn. Our boys who went to Dakota for the first who went to Dakota for the first time this summer think that’ country as a place to live, any way not with Pleasant’ Valley. R R R E R E R E SRR & * SHEVLIN * ’liii*fi#llfi#il#l T. E. Rider threshed the oats on bis 6 acre G. N. experimental tract last week, They went 84 bushels to the acre by weight. Edith Rain who has charge of a school near Bagley was home this week, John Peterson and wife of Austin Minn., are visiting relatives here. _ Two freight cars jumped the track here Saturday morning and de- layed the west bound passenger about five hours, X Nelson and Throp. received a car load of lumber last week. Mrs. F. .V» Royer and children of Dallas Texas, who have spent the summer her left Monday for their home. Mre. Chas McDonald returned | Saturday from a visit with friends at MeIntosh, Dr. Warninger of Bemidji made a | Professional call here Sunday: " Sheriff Anderson was in town Monday. . Arrangments are being made (o run the local creamery all winter, that is a blg -tep in the right di- rection. A Marvelous Escape | ““My little boy had a marvelous ea- : writes P. F. Bastiams of | Prince Atbert, Cape of Good Hope, _in ‘the middle of the t a very severe attack luck would have it, I ottle ot Chamberlain’s directions tnr an hour P. G. Anderson and family drove] Baking 1 Results are Invarlably Obtained WhenYou Use CALUMET BAKING POWDER Calumet is always the same. Bakings always come from the oven just right. der, evenly raised, deliciously good, wholesome and pure. best cooks. RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS £ World’s Pure Food Exposition, Chicago, Ill. Paris Exposition, France, March, 1912 Light, fluffy, ten- Used by the Merchiants Who Want Your Business 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 FERRIFIRRIIRER KKK MeCUAIS GENERAL EERCUANDIS. x x ® * % & * Dry Goods, Shoes, iroseries ¥ and Provisious. : x Third 8t. Bemtdjl B T TR L 3 u S FRRRRHARRR IR IR RK l(k‘(!#%fiifiiiikli««i’ii-fi $$8388S MV? Y‘OUE KONE}! & Regularly lnd lyl!,emn cally. It you receive your pay weekly, iay some aside each week, i monthly do it manth- 1y. The dollars wiil pile up surprisingly. TRY IT. -~ _Now is the time to open & bank account with the SECURITY STATE BANK R IHEEFIRARIIR IR kfltflnflnflnnfl«n: OUR * % merchandise sales are always % % on the Increase and each % month has been better than % the last. 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