Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 20, 1914, Page 4

GREAT AND GROWING MINNEAPOLIS MARKE'I' — ANDBB'I‘ ART AND MUSIC SCHOOLS INNEAPOLIS SCHOOL OF ART: lnmuda c‘n"mnl\)lw uul Nll I-e; d for Xllun- SCHOOL OF MUSI/ OM‘I'OIY io?“"is’!!m. bt LR B uu—uonuw:s‘rznu WI!!IVI‘I’GI' OF MUSIC, ART IIID EXPRESSION-—1814 dents received any time. vhm"du ue and itoTor cat o ""fiam '806 NICOLLET AVE.---OFFICE D AUTO RADIATORS Only IIDIIIOR FACTORY in the NORTHWEST | HL[.’ Olndc Hair Goods by Mail 3 Pumis teed. Old reliabie bouse. SWEG $1.80 up. 84 sataple of halr—san mateh an o toiay: SKOUMAN HATR STORE, 4 Sireac Sotin, Minacapotle: INSURANGE—FUNERAL IEIIVIIDI FIRST GLASS - $10¢ FUNERAL SERVICE, $100 Gash Benefit; 16c per month aad up. L-":‘:M_"WM LANDS N. Emerson, Special Agt ¥ris.m % Srptianas o MASSAGE THOMSEN MASSAGE AND HYDRIATIC IN: UREEIo0 Brateton Bullding, 122 Baih Bicsos Bovth ES AND EXTERMINATO! ENE O1L AND,SORP T n "15 COMPANY-" s umvnr'i "'w""' | PAUL--MIBWA Y, MINNEAPO) tropractio, adjustments and Send for free| Sookibe 53 BONTON BLSER ManNEALHITS Consultation Free, 519 Mar- uette A itarium 2009 Dr.R.Sullwold siai=35mtets DETECTIVE AGENCIES THE OLD RELIABLE §eoegd BondedExpert change Bldg. Both Phones. $tates Detectiy Stka:l HAT RENOVATORS YOUR HATS TO Il'. CLEANED, fiml)c ED; ANY STYLE. Free Cat: ”I.';n in City Hat Mfg. Oomplny 9 Central Avenue HOTELS HOTEL CAMFIELD Hfl%‘&‘?f.%‘;‘.“fl.m Bingle rooms with private bath $1, double rooms $1. L CHATHAM Gl Hot and Cold Water CLEAR oUT [ ONE NIGHT, ""r'l.i' RED CROSS RA EMBALMER Doss i1 Band, wmumpmpnynurm Felix Girard & Comj Cor. Fifteenth .nd Nleoll-t GILHOOLEY IRISH LINIMENT C0. 729 Washington Ave. So. Manutacturers of the best liniment {n the world for 4 . oo (Dr. DeCoursey's) 'Imfi‘l. Irish Einiment wil b delivered 1o For Catarrh or Cold-in-t Ih&HM AHNOLD . Qi AD R Batiy benodstal. 256 per o Glasses Fitted and Guar- anteed from $2.00 to $5.00. WHY PAY MORE? JAMES E. LEE OPTICIAN 528 Nicollet Ave. PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS WILLISTON TERRACE I8 e ”,7_ Family and Translent Hotel wllh Flnn Cate. ‘walking distance. On 4th Ave. car line. Williamson & Merchant PATENT «ad TRADE SoLICITORS OF UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN PATENTS ” |035055 MarRoroliTan BLoa., MiNNEAFoLI, SNy GHRONIG GOLDS Are Contracted By Changeable Weather. A Simple Remedy Sudden changes are particularly trying for old people or those who suffer from a weakened, run-down condition, chronic coughs, colds or bronchitis, but if such persons would only apply common sense methods in the treatment of their condition, mauch discomfort and suffering might | be avoided. The most essential thing to do is to build up strength, enrich the blood, increase vital resistance and to accomplish this nothing equals Vinol our cod liver and iron toniec. Mr, M. J. Grimes of Springfield, Ohio, says: “I was badly run-down, nervous and weak, and while in this condition I contracted a heavy cold and rheumatism. Vinol was recom- mended and I am happy to say it cured my cold and restored me to health again.” Old people, delicate children, run- down, overworked and tired women, those suffering from bronchitis, chronic coughs and colds should try a bottle of Vinol. We will return your money if it does not help you. Barker’s Drug Store, Bemidji, Minn, P. 8. For Eczema of Scalp try our THREATENS TO SHOOT MEXICO CITY EDITOR Charge 0'Shaughnessy After Vil- ifier of Wilson, Mexico City, Feb. 20.—Nelsog O’Shaughnessy, American charge d’affaires, threatened to shoot Diaz Miron, editor of EI Imparcial, the Huerta newspaper which has been vilifying President Wilson, if the ed- itor accosted him. O'Shaughnessy backed up his threat by carrying a pistol and by displaying another with- in easy reach on his desk in the em- bassy. A telegram from Secretary of State Bryan was received by O’Shaughnessy- commending the charge for resenting the insults of El Imparcial and assur- ing him that the American government would give O’Shaughnessy and his family all the protection necessary. O’Shaughnessy armed himself against Miron because of open threats made on him by the editor. The American charge twice complained to Huerta about the editorials in Imparcial at- tacking President Wilson and Huer- ta ordered Miron to stop them. That Saxo Salve. We guarantee it.—Adv. incensed Miron and he made his wmiz| RAILROAD olyms. nofi i R G e mfl! llfl!l.l. CLAIM A‘Elo" Now - [FRaRE 2y R A PR ACIORCRERLL A5, Puforadtes! RUQG AND GARPET OLEANING H.J mfll 1 'WEST 2% STREET Rugs ond m :’h‘d OOMPRESSED AIR B o e o FREIGHT! ONE WAY, PAID ON and ; and on Hugs W Cirpet u.."'u.‘%v'fl&flmu Aw. mmm :fiflé)émi- T." nt lll. $o. WINDOW SHADES—WASHABLE OIII)EII Wiow Shsde Gon $4b Hevsepin: hists: TRADE SCHOOLS EARN TELEGRAPHY. Short salaries—Gi doCat oarn ponrd R:Ir' F1os Catalogue. Barry's Telegraph :...H".": LEARN ¢! ANTED--MEN to NM‘I- lAl‘sl.ll TRADR MINNEAPOLIS. 607 CHAMBER OF GO ST. PAUL. Individual Inatruction. m LIFETIME OPPGRTUNITY FOR AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN Halr ¢t in 4 Weeks Cor » 806 Nicollet, Suite 3 USED MOTOR TRUCKS G00DUE o TRUCKSRERULY ’an Bave You Money. Den B e ToR H U col i B B et wiiealts W geL U SusUgOnessy. ON LONG BAREFOOTED TRAMP Pennsylvania Man Plans to Visit Every State Afoot. Pittsburg, Feb. 20.—Samuel H. Cole, twenty-two years old, of York, Pa., who is walking barefooted to the San Francisco exposition in an attempt to cure tuberculosis of the bones of his feet, passed through here. “Wyoming Jack” Armstrong ot Troy, N. Y, a former cowboy, is accompany- ing Cole, but Armstrong wears shoes. The pair have planned to visit every state in the Union prior to going to San Francisco and at least five im- portant towns of each state. 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