Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 9, 1914, Page 2

Wq‘ofl l(urmn -xunt Bunday. d to snoRY, : . Fiant e e editor, but. not luo-m for uon- for lxa W“hl PI.‘ . 5 ok 16" lnmu il n m on!rout 1eaye. y of 'TED-FOR FOREIGN " APVEREISING BY THE SNEW.:YORK: AND:CHICAGO SRANCHES: IN-ALL THE:PRINCIPAL CITIES: E s i e eSS e Market Roads First ‘While it- is- extremely benenficial as well-as essential to the success of the good roads movement that there should he: national highways associa- tions working for great trunk line coagtrto~cpast roads, the ohief con- caxD.0f ithe, better roads men should be to sacure.a solid network of mar- &et:Taads for each community. More meaessazy thap starting work on scenic trunk lines, is the building, lmpmvem,fint and upkeep of local ‘highways connecting urban and rur- 4l sections for a better and more pro- fitable trade, says the Crookston Times. The chief purpose of coun- try roads must ever be the promotion of ‘business, farming and the inter- change between cities .and country. In these times of high costs and good prices, better roads are more import- aat than ever from the standpoint of marketing. These market roads, however, serve still another purpose of very great importance. They per- wit a better interchange of social re- lations between farms and between farms and towns, and they offer in- creased and increasingly essential ac- cess to:schools, free delivery, church- es, and other factors in the social life. In these things, the main, in- ter-county and county market roads serve a purpose for all classes of peo- ple, rich and poor alike, in city and country alike. Trunk line coast-to- coast highways, except as they serve for such an interchange of business; and social relations for short dis-. tances of twenty miles, more or less are primarily for pleasure, and, white desirable far agitating and construotion, should come in for sec- ond consideration. Their-present pro- motion, however, serves the better purpose -of -increasing interest in the local imarket highways. Cities and ‘town, countiés, states, and the na- tion as well, should turn their atten- tlon altogether and unitedly at this time for the promation of the main and. local market roads. Each sep- arate government should be doing something monumental along this line. Besides state and federal aid; Detter laws and substantial appro- ‘priations should be made in each sep- arate locality. Upon better high-|2 ways, prosperity depends today in eity, town and country. L R E X R R R #: EDITORIAL EXPLOSIONS * Rkt 5t R TR R Nelther the: Republican nor Demo- oradic.party likes the non-partisan primary. own way and with due respect to the “spirit-of the Jaw.” to nullify it as far as possible. Each is preparing in-its| . The people, how-|P4% The woman who makes hef chil- dren’s clothing at home will appre- clate a-simple little frock, such as is shown in No. 8131. It is a peasant dreas for child of from 2 to 8 years. It is cut all in one piece, closes at the center back, and has an elbow sleeve. . NI, Swak hard while sl gards & 8 CommuRLE. XXL elmfihnrm@dllnm sleap and yow shall; have heatth and ‘nlenly of sleep. ward. XV. Garbage. dumging grounda|the Y. mean, more_flies, hrlnmng disease| XXIL - {paved with good intentions “thh* h% t <icnow’e Tast.” tha-bagaerd ‘h " fl i % uu -la-pl-n e ‘This little dress may be easily cnt |- and completed in an hour. One of" the wash material, cotton crepe, cham- bray or: gingham is best suited to: this model; by way of trimming, a tiny frill of lace may be used to finish the neck: and the bottom of - each gleeve; - if desired the frill ' may form .|| a slight tab effect dawn the front, as is shown in_the illustration, For the child of 4 years this pattern requires 15 yards of 36-inch material. ‘The pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 2to8 years, This Is a Perfect Pattern. Be sure to state right size, passing. the tape-around the fullest part of the breast -well :up-under the arms. It may be obtained by filling out the coupon and enclosing 10 cents in stamps.or-coin to-the anm Depart- ment of this paper. Street and No. City and State. Pattern No. EERERE SRR A &R R L * SWAT THE FLY * [ R R R R R e R As Poor Richard would have said in his Almanac on the Fly. Cam- I A man is known by the back yard he keeps. II. The early swatter swats (most important) flies. TII. Swat hard before you hesi- tate. 1V. -He that putteth his:hand to| the swatter, let him not look back- ward. V. Tnere are as dangerous ' flies at/large as ever were killed. VL. Take care of the Spring flies and the Summer flies, will take care; of ‘themselves. VIL. A fly under the swatter in the Spring is worth a million in the Fall. VIH. The wages of poor. sanita- tion are flies. 1. Where there’s a will there are| a few dend flies. X. 'There's no fool like a.careless] CHOHESTER the. LS.PILLS S o, T R : Bast, Sadast, Al T s of .t ."e"o?m«ry e 3 rier m'-’""' lau\lm ever, are eager to see the law tricd. |8 —Fergus Falls Weelock’s Weekly. —— The.Bul} Moosers are after Sydney Anderson’s Jjob. Just becanse Teddy | Teat has discovered a new.trihe of savages in South America, that’s no reason why the Moosers.should take to the |8S! warpath in search of scalps. Ander- son is due to lose his toga, but Teddy’s followers won't get it.—Wa- basha Herald. 4 —— The ,pregident’s stand on the Pan- ama cang)’ tolls repeal is supported by the great majority. of the leading newspapers of the country, without regard to party lines. The chief executive of the nation can af- ford to have a small-minority cry out “‘“treason,” and to let them make the, most of it if his'honest-and honorable course be treason.—Wabasha Herald. —— Bemidji has not been able to agree on 3 stropg and satisfactory man as their gandidate for the state senate, ‘but instead of concentrating on such @ man every faction hag filed a can- didate.: Consequently the following Bemidji men have filed for that of- fice: iF. A. Wilson, A. A. Andrews, ApRoberts, and Charles Hay- ‘While it is true that Hayden lives gb Blackduck, it is also true he ‘was Yrought out by Bemidji people. The morthern end of the district, af- ter weeks of watchful waiting, have finally concluded to run a candidate and-have selected Mr. L. H. Nord of this ©ity, :who-has already filed and 1t sgems.as though, under these cir- cumstances, his.nomination is pnml-l cally:.assured.— International ‘Falls Presm:. Cannecticut has one and. a half million: acres: of - timberland, mnlnly uuum woollots. - ’tf : Ca, ‘l’nhdm Obloy l- th- «m{l Conl tutional cure on the taken internally lnu " ; mucous’ trun e m surfaces of th tem. They offer ene| bundred & lara For any case 1t fails te] for circulars and testimon-; ire. . Sen *&lflrfll' F. J, CHENEY & CO. Te: . to & ‘:?gbfinm%‘%flh for constl EXTRA! As an American citisen you are interested tn-the outcome of WITH aad there 18 mo Detter way of W\&.:lmllnltb informed by reading th St. P (Bvening lnl funday) St. Paal flnm' Pm- llwo! vu, m-num by Associated Press, grestest news-. gathening; seryice of world; #psecial -correspondents on the, ground, | siaff::photographer, ebe:- Bond far;sampis eopies andiape::. elal mall subseription offse. - BUY A COPY W. S: Lymn& Co.. bie & i I:M. Spacial Prices On For a Short Tm Only PICTURE FRAMING FURNITURE NEW AND SECOND HAND HUGH A WHITNEY; Prop. Bemidji, Minn. PHONE' 223 . obD FELLOW BUILDIN 402 BELTRAMI AVE. BOUGHTAND SOLD & “THE SILENT INDIAN® - Holds all the endurance records of the worlc:} Write for CI:- T ey lnd names of Indian owners in:your vicinity; the.opinion of men who have test. Combines Comfort, Speed, keep expenses. James L. Malone Agent 1 M newspaper.inan in his. expnnancalohclt- ing-advertising-has-had some.merchant tell:. him.. “They all know mre, 30 why should I- -diva&s"’ Let us look at this, If the merchant mesnt any- thmu by this. assertion. he meant that everyone. - ‘whe might .be:.induced to: trade in his:town eud: withhim knew:him.. That this is not true is-ap- parent to every-thougirtful person. People in-a-community’are eonnanfiy -chang- ing; coming -and going; and:are becomingmore:and more pre-occupied with their own affiiirs, so'a mer- need. go but.a short distance ffom, home:. to. people who never. heard of him.. They may - meet a me:knhnmzmohul;‘ rfglfi i:.“ and: at: the same way know nothing-of-hint in:a 'busivess. - wuy and'nothing of the-goodshé-hundles:. Meeting 2 man ina personal-way end meeting a man-in a business: way are two very different things. John Smith:may know John. Jowes, the . man, but. Smith may_not trade with Jones, the ! groeer; {or the.very good reason-that ; Jones in a personal:way. He does not know lum in.a business way. He has not been: educated to think of Jones.as the possexsor. ; .of some.commodity: that MM greater _comfort-and: happi- ness; He hae.not been educated to. think-of/ gro- ceries- when -he- thinks of Jones. If “every time: Smith:thinks of Jones he- flunb of groceries:of a- superiorquality. that he:needs for his comfort: and" happiness' then we: might-'say that/Smith knows- Janes, the grocer. The one way to bring-Smith to- know Jones, the ancer.MOLu to teachi Smith more of the business side of Jones :and- the geods- he sells; Howelse can.this be: done more-effee:- tively, economically:and consistently MM» ; 3 nempnper advertising: caml-h,t 1958 »wwm— FURNITURE REPAIRING . » SECOND HAND GOODS | A Tobt and his fies eormpt The road: w!‘lxlmh K issue, oash with copy. Regular ‘charge rate Fucant pasrmord perIneestion..Ne: & * ad taken _for less tham, J.l * P comts Plione ‘31. 1 7-acpeifagm; duringthe-snmmer: One { /mile:from-Nebiak. -Gavden umder| cultivasion: Na: remt. : Houseran ‘arn:omsthe:land. Enguive- i|: Newton;, Dudley's farm. Phome:27 ring8: : SALESMBN—$76: 10, $100 = weekl3)j lling-out:line: of Ols; Paints andqfastrselling:: onej & | ¥ l“ m Tate: onc ¥ cmwuwmm advtakon: tor- leas: than: Wit G; M Caliior:plicne 65. ¢ e S e RS e o e FURNISHED ROOM -for rent. gmmtle- { man:preferred: 515 Bamidji:ave. mm—mm room: 510 Salary -or: commission. Warreny Retining:Co: Oleveland; 0. * quire of ‘0. L. Dent, Court House. | WANTED~Two -girla_at lurklu- 3 . hotel at.once. WANTED—Office heip: MM A WANTED-—Position: by competent: fbook-keeper, Typewriter and Amy! anuensis. Don't drink.or smoke| and can furmish good Teferences. Am not afraid. toden: overalls when ‘necessary. T. E. Busha, Mentor, Minn. [FOR' SALE—I Lave. the-follewing farm machinery to-exchamge: for, 1ive stock; one4wo:koree corn:cul- tivator; one, one.horsescorn culti- vator, - one:.potatoe- ferm wagons, Twa gles; one. ‘garden .drill; ome; ‘twoyf. ‘horee-Kemtuocky: single disk-hasrrow and:other farm machinery. W. G. Schroeder. FOR SALE—A good farm near Kelli- her, with buildings, 30 ' acres cleared 5 acres in cultivation; good pasture and meadows $10.00 acre if sold immediately. A bar- gain see Carl Kverns, Kelliher, Minn. FOR SALE-—Two secondhand E. M: F. five passenger touring cars: One Galloway Commercial trucl All'in" good: shape. Co. [FOR - SALE—Forty horse.power Ve- le, five.passenger touring. car: ip first. class.: condition. Will.. sell reasonable. Apply E. A. Barker. FOR' SALD—Fine-home:ou Bemdtdjl -Ave; Btriotly: modern:9' roems lot: 766140, - Big«Bargelai A A ‘| Warfleld. Floneer ‘wili “precure sny kind of| rubber stamp for-you onshert ao-|’ ‘tes. and-w few acres: under cultivation aud s a mxil; telephome amd: cream “route. Price: $30.00 per acre. Time given to suit purchaser|:- interest. 6. per cent, For furthes [FOR SALE—220 acres good land 1 1-2 miles west of Solway, Minn. Large, clean meadow along the west line. Balance small timber and brush. Also 9 room house iin fiine shape. Large barn on 5 lots. 1800 Irwin Ave.'0. B. Stephens. [POR: SALE—120.-scres farm land, about §500.cords wood halt hay land on good stream one mile from a town terms liberal price 12 1-2 Ppr. acre, W. G. Schroeder. FOR SALE—I have _relinquishment on 120 acre homestead, good land. and' some timber, if interested, address Alfred. Slaght, Keliiher, Minn. | POR- 8Ad:E-—1602¢cres of i 1and, with ‘buildings, two miles from town; $10.00 per acre. Jas. Heneghan; Nymore. FOR-SALE—Small improved farm on -Lake. Dirt ,cheap. Bemtdjl Autet: conts: wm filed: Mall orders: glvi the same careful aitontlon as-when you appear im person. Pohme-31. ‘The-Bemidjl Plonser Offiee Supply Seers;: - WDVERTISERS—The great state of North Dikota offers unlimited ‘op- portunities’ for ‘business to classl- ‘Sed” advertisers:© The- recogmized e e FOR BALE—Good sewing machined- will ‘8éll’ reagonable. Call at 700. America avenue or phone 689. FOR-.SALI—Ounls water. Datrsls- centg-astehi delivered to your: -Abodel Jig: Co. —— e * SAND-—Smith Premier type- ‘writer; §25.00. Motel M1g: Co.. SALE-—Three aice. Shoats. Dr. J..A. MeQlure or Phone 482, n~mn~uum “oionp. Basy FOR™ SALE—Second hand ‘temta | sathre. ! | D mnm—m&a “book’ with’ certifi- ft° “cate-of deposit in-it: Owner'may * ‘have seme-by eallfitg at: this-office. proviiz-propefty- -and- paying: for this motice: Plopser. wanis—one . balf esnt acres. of , from._good, live town of a mile tife- only-seven-fay- paper “in the :gtate:améd the’ puper which carriep the largest::amount of’ classifisd ' :advertésiug:' The- Courler-News Basy. terms.| Glibnl Block North of Markham Hotel Phose 888 OHN. F. GIRBONS - ATTORNEY AT LAW D;-Jk: -FISK, -Oourt' Cemmissioner ATTORNEY AT LAW Offige ascond fleor O'LaarysBowser Rids FHYSICIAN: AND! SERGEON l‘n““ B DE/C. R SXWBORN' PHYSICIAN A.I! Ifllm DR. L. A. WARD PHYSICIAN AND. SURGEON Dnr First National bank, Bemiiji, Mizn Dl. A E mmx PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OveriFerst National bank, Mize Cice Thone 20" Heta e Pl 'S DRUE. H, MITH PHYSICIAN AND. SURGEON Oftics Security Baak.Block DR. E. H. MARCUM - PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ; | BOREN i, - F---x TN DR. EINER JOEMSON ‘Physician ‘and Suigeon Bemidj!, Minn. A. V. GARLOCK, M: D, ‘Praetice- Limited’ EY®' EAR NOBE THROAT Glasses ORtice Gibbons Bidg:, North Markham Hotel. Telephione-108. MABEL ‘Resldomce 621 Bemidst Ave. Phone 74 ‘Benitd)l | Minzesota = Ageut For New York Life Ims. Co. Bemidji Mipn —_——————— HGIM“‘IM ait ceat & e n«ca&wmwmcafiucc«ca ¥ - RAILROAD TIEE ‘CARDS AOK WA XA R 4- ‘oovers: North Dakota-Hike's blank-| ot reachéng-all:parte of the state Vhie dey:-of’ publieation; it is-thi Paper:t0-use: 18 order to- gt re- sults; rates one.cent per word firat | ‘tmsertion, -omesbalti cent per word -noenlnp_-h-nlou, fatty: o-u qum Results are most auways--eortald: when you.use a Plonser want ad: Ons-half cent 4 word. Phoms 31. - | i by A ¥ Will trade for car in &vod condt, JiPhibbs & Cross]i i tion. Address O. Pioneer. WANTED—Phln sewing, Mrs. Zac- Third Boat Still Missing. ~Sable Island; May 8.—The third boat wllch. with nineteen men, put l'l’ n-the- Buuly night, still is—-misslay asd| wireless advices recelvad: have; sald. that vessal cruising-intlie rviéinity -of the disastar haxe given up the.aesrch Cure for-Stemach Disorders Disorders of the :stomach may be avolded: by the-uae of Chamberlsin’s Tablets. Many: very remarkable cures have been: effected. by: thie tablets. Sold by ial:dexjens.—Ady. Markham Hotel | m l.o.n- -nd)c'tv . Perstnte 1] MCIVER l O'LEARY | ruummr.m UNDERTAKIN Phone 1763 r:8 Ruality High. ° Prioes Low: Late udl’oflfllrnulfl