Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 22, 1915, Page 4

FROM GIRLHOODTOOID - $600060044666600000600 | - Constipation. - -~ -|thsn ‘ Chamberlain’s Tablets. Ob-|- Favorite Prescription. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite - Prescription | Different Methods Suggested For Keep- should be helped, and for this pur-|ents will not be permitted to wear |- And the stated amount specified AGE WOMEN ARE HELPED SRR e |. - Those who,are habitually troubled tainable everywhere. . g . epe _ - with constipation and ‘who permit Y aat gl At the first symptoms of any. de- N rangement of the feminine organism Sc‘entlflc their bowels to go two to three days| New York.—After falling 40 foet at any period of life the ome safe, . without an operation have little rel- from the top of the fiag ople of the| § really helpful remedy 'is Dr. Pierce’s . F e i8h’ for their food.:” Thelr stomachs|Shinnecock club house, Flushing,| - Tens of thousands of women have al'mlllg become disordered; they have piles mt:’nd‘ Gle:;;:nd calmly ‘rose and taken it with unfailing success for v and kidney diseases. No onme can [PmIlingly W SWAY:. g every conceivable ailment and disease E reasonably hope for good health un- T of a womanly nature. It is a wo- g less his bowels move once a day. If{ Bellair, Ohio.—High school . girls " man’s temperance medicine and its ERADICATING - WEEDS. Hos % A GOOD FXAMPLE ingredients are published on Wrapper. they do mot move naturally they|who received diamond rings as pres- is a true friend to women in times of ing Down the Top Growth. - - pose you will find.no better medicine |them at commencement, . therein to cover the EXPENSE By HAL SHERIDAN. trial and at ctimest of [;ninfl:vl:ex; the | {Prepared by United sute; department of - = - L jtems of this great distribution organs are not performing their func- agriculture. Lawmakers planning to emact|,,; " ‘o headache, backache, hot| In fighting weeds it is “mmgly im- when presented at the office of the i statutes permitting boxing would do|fgshes, catarrhal condition, bearing|portant to know how iong they nat- well to pay a visit to the Atlantic down sensation, mental depression,|yrally live and their habits of repro: fleet and learn how the great little dizdzine;s, f:a‘inting spelleim ll:iss;g‘:?; duction. ‘Weeds are divided into three 8 % | game of fistcuffs is conducted in the|2Rd exhaustion women shou classes, according to their length: of ” THE PluNEEH | navy. Boxing promoters who want |(il o take this tried and true Wo-|yi._annuals, bienntals and perennials. to stage real fights also would do well| Prepared from nature's roots and{ Some of the most persistent weeds 3 ARR'VED TODAY " - ials—weeds which produce to make similar trips. And Old Gen- | herbs, it contains no alcohol nor nar- | Are perenn! ! . . . “ _|cotics, nor any harmful ingredient.]each year underground parts which ¢ eral Pl I e want 0 sk e 2L 1O 20 L MO, | Lo o e s Immediate deliveries made while on hand in either tablet or liquid|top growth. iese underground pat ’ z of the next championship fight in|form at all times. If you want a|may:be of various kinds. They may |l = * they IaSt‘ ] Ourlflg cars only- the navy and engage himself a ring-[specialist in women’s diseases to diag-| consist of long, more or less horizontal side seat. He'll sce a fight that 1o a|Bose your case absolutely free of | roots, s iu the bull nettle, milkweed PRICE $490 $50 rebat e 1 at er.. Invalids’ | apq Canada thistle, or the underground fight, Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., today. 136 parts may codalst of root stocks or un- Buy your "gasoline here at this filling station R 12.6¢ per gallon. as stated in the certificate on another page ENTITLE _3 YOU to this beautiful and useful New York got a demonstration of|p;g¢ hook on women's diseases sent & £ boxing as it should be when the At-|free.—Adv. derground stems, as in the case of quack grass, Johnson grass and peren- lantic fleet visited the Big Town re- 8 . tly. Two championships—feather| Dr. Plerce's Pleasant Pellets are| "l S0V thistle ] conly: Two cham ' Among tke ways that may be adopt- c w J " A ' G l Ph 474 and light heavyweight—were decid- t:‘: 0:;?::'5;?3; lg‘ll’;'bflfl)‘:- T‘“’:“' ed for keeping down top growth of per- Wfl [} . 0., m:. one A d in ome afternoon. Sam Taylor, | 0¥ SU& i ous E*a%- | enntal ‘weeds are the following: Clean i Exsh e ules—the smallest and the easiest to ! i of the Michigan, lambasted M. Davis|take. One little Pellet for a laxa- | Cultivation, pasturing, growing smooth- : g k 2 fl ; < —~ of the New Hampshire, for the light |tive—three for a cathartic. Sick | €r crops, frequent cutting with a hand B e - 4 heavyweight title. The feather-|Headache, Bilious Headache, Consti- hoe, spud or; mower, and smothering weight belt went to Dennis Whalen | Pation, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, | small tches with bullding paper o | : and all derangements of the liver, | other material. | b g i of the Michigan, who whipped Joe|stomach and bowels are prevented| In moat cases cultivation will have | I H 18 B ustrate Fisher of the South Carolina. and relieved. to be rélfed upon to destroy perennials. = Put up in sealed vials—a perfect vest-pocket remedy, always conven- ient, fresh, and reliable. There are many peculiar features about boxing bouts in the navy. In the first place they are limited to six rounds. The rounds are of but two The work may be done either with or BIBLE o minutes duration instead of three as|¥ X X X x ¥ X X X ¥k ¥ ¥ ¥ xxx¥ ) ¥ ¢ Q% in most professional bouts in Amer-| ¥ 1 TOLD YOU SO! * ; / s A58 This is not a meaningless § ica. There are decisions but they |k K K K K K K KKK KKK KK K9 . 4 - S I ; pleture book. The illustra- art not given by the referee. Two| Paris, May 22.—In her prediction Evel'y Quotatlon on tlons serve a distinct pur- jut.lges—_oflicelt"s se:ectei: frm: dotlil;.r carried in the Pioneer through its E Co . pose. They enrich t:e teixt ships—sit at the ringside and declde| " 0 o Uniteq Press service, on - Lvery mmodlty and they do more—they in- upon the winner. 8 . telligently explain it so that R Championships are big things in|December 16, last, Mme. de Thebes, RIGHT AT YOUR FINGERSTIPS. many a hitherto obscure e the navy. They are preciously guard- | France’s famous seeress, forecasted ed and they are well regulated. A Italy’s early entrance into the war. champion has to defend his title on|Her prediction concerning Italy was thirty days’ notice. No “rabbits”|as follows: passage assumes & Dew meaning. ‘No hunting through your files—no for- getting the name of the firm who made the prices~1t's all before youin an ! “The hour will soon strike when - can get by as champions in the navy. " They've either got to fight or give |ltaly Will be compelled to draw her I-P ke This Is the One Book up the title. ssvivord." iShel wl:ll b: lorcedht‘: ido 80. ER » of All Books that Will 1f more than one challenger appears | Since it is already known that it was t R d ; i Ay on the horizon at the same time elim- | known to Italy under tragic circum- R uota ion ecor Be Appreciated by E.very ination bouts are held to determine|Stances to give my humble opinion Member of the Family— h- use w111 s:mphfy your buying remnrhbly Young and Old Alike. Thereisan el Peee BOOK far Every Business in each class. In addition to this a|that I have additional reason to be-| gpnom BOW TURNED INTO A LAWN—QNE $50 purse is hung up at every fight. lieve in the magnificent future of | WAY OF S8OLVING THE WEED PROBLEM. When a champion or challenger |the reigning house. without a cultivated crop growing -on goes into battle he is always heavily| ~FHowever, danger ‘menaces it.|the land. Many farmers have eradi- backed. There are no rules against|Feminine hate, which nothing dis-| cated perennial weeds by giving thor- { betting in the navy. A ship’s crew |2Ims, pursues it. There will be|ough cultivation ‘to a erop. Cultiva- = will go behind one of its own mem- |abundant tears. There will be a|tion is. especially effective if the crop Book of Books. Rvcry progressive reat destruction of thi: in aftistic| has been planted in check rows, o as ; 7 , woman and child Who wants to . pas, to permit working in- two: directions. | 5 ::;"gnce should be familiar with its | \ The ‘ordinary shovel. and -tooth culti- . T g educational and literary merits. ' No matter how many Bibles you may now have, here is one that will be used, for these eye-teaching picturcs make plain the subjects illustrated. It 1s not essential to belong to a church to realize the educational value of this and Profession \, who shall meet the champion. A reg-|CORCerning the destiny of persons M ot s » p - ular belt goes with the championship igh in the human scale, I may say | bers to the limit whether he has a chance of winning or not. They bet |Southern Italy in particular, around through loyalty—not judgment.|the summer, solistice. “For ‘Franz{ ;qiors.permit many weed-stems to slip When the two Wyoming boxers both |Josef die profundis. This sinister | through unharmed. It 1s often best, Benndp Pnonur Office Supply Store won in New York recently the Wyom- |0ld man is now fl“‘“fly dead. The{ therefore, - to .use - cultivators.-of. the S Bank Bldg 3 Tilephone 31 | ing sailors had enough money to light | World calls him ‘venerable.: Vienna|sweep or weed knife type.:. These . Security paons - Broadway from one end to the other |Knows better of his private"life’and | SWeeps skim along under the surface |. : : for a couple of nights. scandals. His wife hated him. He "of the soil.and cut off all weed stems: 5 was cruel to the point of torture even | 00 many -of the modern cultivators with his own son, Rudolph, whose swee[:; nine to eighteen. tnches -wide . » 2 ma; attached la ] ‘ “wm"f_}l;opggr Co:filll&ren g |deBth WS attribiited to him. The| cla 18- piace of the shor, ilogping. congii ia e, yeare dgo, | dismembernment of Austria is im-| No matter how thoroughly the ‘tops P \ ] i Shamberiainis Goush minent. The Slavs will separate| have been kept down during. the period ”hr = gave —Hhem amberlain’s - Cough | grom the German element, the latter [ of cultivation, most well establsbed il ”( ((, s Remedy. There is np better remedy |joining with Catholie Germany.” perennials will continue to send up made for this disease” writes Mrs. tops after cultivation stops. This situ- John Gratz, Bluffton, Ohio. Ob- . ation may be met by frequent tainable everywhere. i & | pings with: a hoe.- . Hand I C such cases 1s not as tedious & Louisville, Ky., has a woman who s :}l';""‘;““;“ Ps;‘;““‘-;‘” do holds the position of municipal serub- * ’ i bove A e Re e m“‘ occy ~ ber and it is her duty to see that ail| Director Q“‘“’"’e"’ of the uational | U0 ® top growth 14 thas thor i i ik 9 egg laying contest, Mountain Grove, | 9U8hly kept down one year isusually enement homes are kept as clean as| v, gives these rules for breeding, sufficiént to eradicate even the Worst Either of the Catholic or Protestant Bibles Offered Wiil Be Malled to Any Address for the 6 Free Certificates, the Amount Set Opposite the Style . Selected and 23c¢ Extra for Postage. I R, ¢ the health department decides the| poyitry: of our. perennials. . This plan 18 -espe-| . | * e i " Hm“YmPMm i same shall be. | clally effective against Canada thistie, y : t i E 19 up to 100 lbs, | . Breed only from stock of high vital- bull nettle and bindweed, : ¢ "&m Push Devices, _ ity, which has never been serjously Perepnial v wiil not disfigure walls o Let a want ad help you. sick with any disease. egnials imay. often -be-attacked ; — most effectively by clean cultivation 2 te seoay nfll : o F===—————————————— | Breed from mature males and fe-| yqu¢ growlng a cultivated crop—in E . Py " ez leP Pul‘s 9100 Rsward, $100. males. Y other words; by. a bare fallow. old In The readers of this paper will be| Breed from birds as near ideal in|ge1qom udfl--b{e to t;lelo; :0‘: mlt“l: s pleased to learn that there is at least | shape and color as possible. A good BEMIDJI one dreaded disease that sclence has| .. a bird tire year, since this does not permit been able to cure in all its stages, and | 81l round bird Is better to use 88 &|tne farmer to get any use of his land. AL THE that {s Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure | breeder than a bird exceptionally good A better plan is to use the land during G £ i 5 el o meen Fontoentiyr® Cararen parng | 3,018 point and exceptionally poor 10| 1o carty part of the season and to fal. -~ | Uth Bemidji Pioneer Office foundation of the disease, and giving low L stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh| Let the male be exceptionally strong | ¢pe 1‘.‘,’,:' :,.I;t:f pl;l:'"ed“:; l;:.“::.:fi Cure Is taken internally, acting direct-| in points where the female is weakest. 1y upon the blood and TwuCOUS UFfaces | and vice verss. st | summer; or & crop-ot-hay o of the system, thereby dest: the ain 9 P e oo 88 aius or g ten snies o 1| E3LY beken of cirs You'll have no more use for e lent stren; th conatitution and Sesieing noras, | the(each and thus getting very ordinary | yyong) 3 wantage of .starting t your hcad lf you buy one Of ol o o . these vest pocket Loose Leaf _ zn;m:e.t llm onll;a. -s 0 cure. Send for list| twelve of your very choicest females. plan the work of fallowing shoyld be p ing ite work, The proprietors have so| e fo biend your fock, it is much | o¢ erad) ation by fallowing at a period The condition of the parent stock is Add) F. J. Ch & Co., Toledo, barent i o Adareas eney & Co, Toledo, | | A (Ondition of the Darent utock s | started us soon after harvest as possi | [ P booklets. - Come in and SUPPLY STORE much falth in its curative powers that | Detter to get one good male at $10 and i they offer One Hundred Dollars for any | ate him in a separate pen fo ten or ;3::' .l\::lgu:]l: :ge:::, n{’ené:' t:;:: ble. The land should be plowed and Sold by all Drugststs, 75c. sible for the condition of the baby 4 o Take Hall's Family Pill for const! | chicks. A chick well born is halt | (hCR Barrowed or disked at frequent thi t th pation. Taised : Intervals during the remainder of the s€e cm a € g 28 4 season: to prevent top growth. ths i Thick gtands and vigorous growth of smother crops may be depended on to ! TEFIC T \T; 2 : ke domn the'trp vt of perene | BOMId]i Plonger Office- Supply Store : R A S H i o trope-are.aifuite puriwnett a0y | Security Bank Bidg. Phone 31 ' = N \\&\ B Ig ass : beans, millet, sorghum and bur clover. sl : ity 2D I Some weeds are more_susceptible: te = = ] BEMIDJI PIONEER, MAY 22 this treatment than others. -Nut grass I [ ‘may be eradicated by a continuous : B route T ;| 0oC CrVICEe ||z o mmotier crons. nciuaig & smzsé‘ & 80y beans or cowpeas in the suminer 5% N 3 z and bur clover or winter grains for a winter- crop. Q AN ‘l‘lu above Certificate. with five mm of consecutive dates . o 5 - 13 Entitles bearer to $5.00 111 The Thoroughbred Stallions A el g I8 ......‘.‘...mw":'_fldw oy other tool may sometimes be used:to i . w5 (R ] clerk hire, cost from factory, etc., etc. advantage. -This 18 of most use on.p 4 o tures, roadsides and other nncnlflvm ¥ MAGNIFICENT (l-ke illustration in announcements from day to day) is an d P i P . places. It bas b found tha ILLUSTRA bound in full flexible hmg leather, with overlapping covers - ing twice a year for two years ¥ : 2 ; TED and title stamped in gold, with numerous full-page plates eradicate! the ‘fern brake, -one of the ‘5 Eaitte in color from the world famous Tissot collection, together s . : ST 0] . ith six hundred b will make the following season o Ny e xewmagant § - Star Brand Typewriter Ribbons § RrisrE E';:‘,‘,,':,:E'":ng},f":‘s“;p::fifi?fipgfifi;gwfimi ’ ; ake of typewriter 48 authorized edi z e U OES B0 jthe at‘ P ogue & Son 'S Barn, Be- Quite ‘a. number of the fight fans In Ay Coge L Bt any o w ‘::‘ar:flxlnle refexnu&s,umng g::lnfll':)csu,lgfir;gl f):p;‘l):‘:‘: midji. Those desiring high fram <o tates” have made tha trlp e E h 7 5¢ W [ gt g 3 gl g penutitul, rad: = to Torohito to 'see the Jess Willard- % ol an class stock should look these - ffjinex .i?""fi et picteres: sl - ac ¢ » it exslly ko same m &) t the - two horses over. rent Battl, capecally aftor tho tanth [ These ibbons are fully guaranteed as the best on earth. BIBLE . S o bk il - fl|rouna. : Come in neat tin boxes. : tigns snd mass: of fieflh-- v » as well as by thy sy An:hbnhomo ‘the country. The In landon seme rich Women are The Bemldll Ploneel‘ P llb co. mmmm oo oty Chul:cl[):.e'“h. Jay Gould ||, i ondon some rich women ur P Ty —— .u.m.m.:s'..,‘ SR N Expense Items, with the nece: Fi Manager i l,,,,...,,"“o,, « piston o,,”:,, povecapl Bemldn. Minn. - “"'*Elxqum:a, e L fEZ.fifi"f.'.‘;&i : z »m. wmilés: 11\ gents ’:in o 300 :um, for greater distances ask your postmaxter W. T. Blakely Owner