Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 29, 1914, Page 4

“se6 what Swamp-Root, the great i i 1 = R N N A A P E E— T — ——— aunt llrl. A, Bmxmnfl. in uum school hmu. ‘m town of Eckles ‘Sun- | cured mee,” firitu s, . Fish, Brook- mgley, Friday. x FROHN this paper, who has not - alfoady |of Northern, 3 day afternoon. Iyn Mich. For Sale by all dealers.—| Oscar Paulsen Was transac %K K KKK KKK KKK KKK K|tried 1t, by enclosing ten cents to A, P. Blom was :. Bemidji caller| A °TOWd of young folks spent a|Adv. - business at Bagley Friday. w“ml:ndnmlu :t 18 pleasant to Miss Mabel Foss of Grand Forks|Dr. Kilmer Co., Binghamton, - |Saturday. Dleasant evening at M. A. Djonne’s| - _ The R. N of A. will give fluh; -):- take.. It contains no optum or other is epending the winter with her|May receive sample sise bottle | L, Fishel is busy hauling cord|SWR08%- % K & %k K K % & % & & X & %|nual'ball on Jan, 31. Saturday n :1 ul- grandmother Mrs. O. N. Johnson. Farcels Post. . You can purchase’ [ R g .o Mra. O. E. Soland roturned home [ SHEVLIN | Lottie Rauk was visiting Willlam Haberle has been on the |TeSUIar fifty-gent and one dpllar o s Monday from Trall and Oklee Where | & & & % % % % % % % % % & % *|friends in Bemidji the last of dm sizo bottles at all drug stores.—Adv.| F. E. Olson was a Bemidji caller |gh, has been visiting the past week. 3] sick list, for the past week, with la- between trains Monday. m,::.; Kruger 1 hauling logs for| % * ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ & ¥ % & X % & x| Rygg brothers sawed wood for the| Chronio Constipation Cured - |day and collected the annual toll. |ing here for the past two weeks re- Albert Brewer, to the John Eickstadt * #| Pony Lake echool Friday. “Five years ago I had the worst| C. 0. Norby of Mallard was here |turned to Canada, Monday. saw mill. % B o b R R b N R g A sleigh load of Liberty young|case of chronic constipation I ever|Thursday en route to Neilsville. John C. Thorp was down to Foss- % Miss Alma Olson is mmu with folh ttunded services at the Hlll knew of, and clnmbsrlnnu Tablets| Mrs. G. E. Burfield was down to|ton Saturday. Mrs. Albert Nansen hah been re- moved to the hospital at Bemidji. Mrs. Rodin is caring for her children, in her absence. David and Theresa Peckles have turned home, after spending the ‘holidays with relatives at Virginia, Minnesota. There will be English services in the German lutheran church Sunady. Inspector of weights and measur- week. ers, 0. N. Lindh, was here Wednes-| Iver A. Knox who has been visit- At Brinkman Theatre The Devil Greatly pleased large. audience. The St. Clair stock company are still prime favorites. The setting and el- ectrical effects were the finest ever (] seen in Bemidji. Underlined for next ||| Monday is the great 4 act comedy The Builder of Bridges. Matinee Sat- urday and Sunday. Price 26 and 35 cents no higher.—Adv. His Stomach Troubles Over Mr. Dyspeptic, would you not like to feel that your stomalh troubles ‘were over, that you oould eat any kind of food you desired without in-|Ji Jury? That may seem so unlikely to you that you do not even hope for an ending of your trouble, but per- mit us to asure you that it is not al- together impossible. If others can be cured permanently, =and thou- sands have besn, why not you? Joha R. Barker, of Battle Creek, Mich., 1s one of them. He says, “I was troubl- | ed with heartburn, dndigestion, and || liver complaint until I used Cham- berlain’s Tablets, then my trouble was over.” Sold by dealers—Adv. LR R R SRR R SRR R * HORNET *| AR K KKK KKK KKK KK KR Sam Benson is hauling logs to the |} sawmill. i Rev. J. H. Frarey preached at the Winan school on Tuesday night. George Bogart' has purchased a new Galloway wood saw. Miss Mary Ten Eyck went to Blackduck on Saturday to visit at the home of Mrs G. W. Hills. R. C. Shaw visited at his home the end of the week. Conrad Nelson transacted business | il in Bemidji Friday. fGeorge Sthol and Iver Bruun vist- ors Saturday. ! Rev. Leirfallen left Monday for |[f Guly. 4 Miss Methven spent Saturday with |} her mother, at Bemidji. | Poter Baklke spent Monday in Bem i faji Chas Moller spent Saturday and ‘ —And Now It's a Lozier “Four” John Ward of Thief River Falls , i spent Saturday afternoon in Pine- wood. - " o P Best Cough Medicine for Children “I am very glad to say a few words | [i in praise of Ohamberlain’s Cough ||f Remedy” writes Mrs. Lida Dewey, a Milwaukee, Wis, “I have used it for ||fi years both for my children and my- |f] self and it never fails to relieve and |[fl cure a cough or cold. No family with | children should be without it as it glves almost immediate relief in i A i i ier. rooted desire to own a Lozier car? casna' of -eibipt . Obisniberinise + You wpuld expec;t tll):g thmgs“ If‘x-om”su:h ;]gampany n: ?921 :{gzxe;-f : : ‘ ‘ Cough Remedy s pleasant and safe The announcement of this new “Four” at § was gyghroacmide If 5o, this new Lozier “Four” is the signal for action. It opens to take, which 1is of great impor- achievement that shook competitors to their very foundations. up an entirely new field. 1t carries a conviction that NO OTHER tance when a medicine must be giv- It’s & Lozier through and through. That to thousands of people FACTORY IN THE COUNTRY can inject into its product. Letting down the bars of price—but not of quality—the Lozier en to young children. For sale by all dealers—Adv. is the highest praise that could be sung. A Lozier in appointments; a Lozier in perfmmancp a Lozier in company has already sold enough of these “Fours” to prove its point— : XEEKK BIA:: :0;; KK KK : perfection of ideas and details. that such a thing as LOZIER QUALITY appeals to people of good KRR KKK KKK KKK KKK It has a seven or five passenger body. The two really comfortable buying judgment. Fred Bjorge went to Thief River folding seats fold into the back of the front seat, out of the Wfly and out Mechanical details? We want you to know all about this new Lozier Falls Wednesday morning to bring of sight. out his sister's family. They will “Four”—all about its construction. See it at the Minneapolis show, reside on the claim bought of John || ‘Wheeelbase of 120 inches; wheels 36x414; Lozier type of full plat- Jan. 31 to Feb. 7. Study the models, the motor—the cleanest appearing Stange. form spring in the rear and semi-elliptic in front. Four speeds, forward motor ever shown anywhere—ride in the car—form your own opinion. Nina Ki for : acnu:;::szlr‘ ZZ::h? 31:1): k:fi:: and reverse. Mechanically, it is a Lozier. In appearance it exceeds the demands heralgter, Lozier complete equipment of course. Lozier long stroke, mountain- of the very exclusive. - As a buy it is an investment. Dr. Adkins brought home John Jo- kela, he having recovered from his re- climbing type of motor, 4% by 615 inches. Your visit to the show isn’t complete without a tour of inspection cent operation. | - Lozier materials. Bigger production than ever before enables Lozier of our handsome new building, 13th and Hennepin, Here there vgi]l Dr. and Mrs. Adkins spent Sun- QUALITY to be produced at this moderate price. be all Lozier models—the sensational new “Four” and the “Light Six” day afternoon at the Gilbert Benson (new series) many of which are richly appointed and specially finished. home, Economy of operation of this model is remarkable. This feature— 2 ; ' economy—is of more and more importance to men who drive their own Our building itself is one of the show places_ of Minneapolis. .With Important to all Women cars, who want the best quality but who don’t want the big up-keep such cars as we have on display, we feel you will be doubly repaid for Readers of This Paper bills. calling here. Open day and evening show week. Thousand upon thousand of wo-||f Have you a strain of pride in your make-up? Have you a deep- Show spaces in the National Guard Armory, Nos. 66, 67 and 68. men have kidney or bladder trouble ||l and never suspect it. | : ‘Womens's complaints often prove to be nothing else but kidney trond's e Frederick E. Murphy Automobile Co. condition, they may cause the other organs to become diseased. = You man suffer a great deal with Northwestern Distributors pain in the back, bearing-down £ 1e!-||f ings, headache and loss of ambittca. || ; 3 3 : MITCHELL / P AIGE COMMERCE' Poor health makes you nervous, ir- S ritable and may be despondent; it!f A - b - s o - . makes any one 0. ~ = g = el But hundreds of women ciatm st : Minneapolis, Minn. Dr. Kilmer's swamp-Root, by restor- S B : ing health to the kidneys, proved tc | 2 A R 3 . be just the remedy mneeded to oven S J * 2 i come such conditions. A good kidney medicine, posiess- ing real healing and curative valua, arould be a blessing to thousands of nervous, over-worked women. Man send for a sample bottle to. Kidpey Liver and Bladder Remedy