Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 19, 1916, Page 4

WEDNESDAY, : APRIL 19, 1916, IR EREEEEE R RIS R EE N + RAILROAD TIME CARDS * LR R EEREE SRR R LEREE SN RED LAKE RAILWAY i 12 South Bound Arrives..... 11 North Bound Leaves...... 8500 RAILROAD 162 Mast Bound Leaves.. 163 West Bound Leave: 186 East Bound Leave: 187 West Bound Leave: GREAT NORTHERN 33 West Bound:Lesves...... 106 South Bound Leaves I'relght West Leaves a 9:00 am Freight East Leaves at. MINNESOTA & INTERNA' 32 South—Mpls. Bte. Li *34 South—Mpls. Ete. L 4. North North Bemfdjf. . 46 Frelght from ‘Int. due North Bemidji 4% #reight trom ‘Brainerd, due North Bemldjf.......... 7:00 pm *D:xilv Al others daily except Sunday. Sunday night trains to and from Twin Citlen, north of Brainerd, withdrawn for winter montha. NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY. Open daily, except Sunaay, 1 to 6 p m, 7 to 9 p. m. Sunday, reading room oniy. 3 to 6 p. M. The Pioneer 1s the place to buy your rolls of adding machine pape: tor Burroughs adding machines. One roll. a dozen rolls or a hund.ed rolls. ? when you want 4+ that next job of L] (] Printing You will get first-class work, and you will get it when promised, for having work done when promised isone of the rules of this office. It you prefer, send the order by mail or bring it to the office in person. E R Let Us Show You: What We Can: Do i £ I Ever, as a boy, tie a-:can to a dog’s tail and see him scoot? Sure you did—we did! And how- about that lot, or house or:piece of furniture;:or: auto you wish to get rid of? Tie a Daily Pioneer Want Ad to it friend—do it now! Phone 31. Always at‘Vour: | Service fer | Printing Needs!: Is there: something. you,. need in the follow- ing list? Birth-Announcements Weddimi Stattonery Envelope Inclosures Sale Bilis Hand Bills Price Lists Admisston-Fickets: Nnte Héads* Eavelopes Leaflats = Bill Heads Calling Cards Statements MiHe Tickets 1 Meal Tickets Shippiog Tags Anoouncements Briefs Notes Coupons Pamphlets: } Catalogs Blotters Circulara, Iavitations ! - Posters® Folders Checks Blanks Legal Blanks Menu Cards Prompt, carefutandseff-: clent attention given 2o every detail Don’t Send. ¥our Order Out of Town Until You See What. We. Can.Do,, ‘| centage of the elements of plant food: :|and intelligently care for and utilize “| start-with -sweet clover,” says a writ+ the railroad right of way or in.ceme: | | seed.” Let Us Print Your }'When' it comes to nea May Be Prevented. [Prepared by United States department of agriculture.] The high prices:of ‘potash and acidj phosphate at this time are causing much concern among farmers who de- pend upon commercial fertilizers to supply these constituents for the suc- ressful production of their crops. If the farmers of this country had al- ways fully appreciated the true value of farm manure and used it on their | land the -present situation would Dbe |§ much less acute. The annual loss of fertilizing materials is enormous in this country through careless handling of manure. This loss can be easily prevented in a large measure by proper | g methods of handling. While many |§ BARNYARD MANURE GOING TO WASTE. farmers are getting the most from the manure produced on their farms, yet many could well emulate the Euro- pean farmer in this matter, who saves carefully and utilizes every pound of manure available. The farmer who feeds as much live | § stock as possible may figure that he is receiving a double remuneration from his crops—first, from the marketing of feeds through live stock, and, second, from the fertilizing substances which are left in the manure. Practically all of the nitrogen, phosphorus and potash which are in the feeds are recovered in the manure from live stock. All land- owners, farmers and tillers of the soil should always be keenly conscious of this fact and employ methods of man-'| agement accordingly. 1t is a well known fact that the ani- | g mal uses the nitrogen, phosphorus, {8 potassium and other elements of the!|§ foodstuff to build up the body, carry on the work of the body and to pro-i|§ duce milk, work, wool, etc. At the, same time we must remember that all of these processes involve the building up and breaking down of body cells, and the component parts of the: broken down cells are thrown off as waste matter. In this waste matter we have the same elements as were in the food- stuffs consumed. Except in cases of } growing.animals, whose bodies are in- creasing in: size, practically the same amount : of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium are voided in the manure as were contained in the foods eaten.. The exact percentages of these sub- stances voided by live stock varies within wide lmits, depending:largely upon the age and kind of animal] amount of food eaten, work which the] animal is doing and various other fac- tors. A young and growing animal re- tains a large part of these elements in the growing tissues of the body. A dairy cow uses a portion of them in: the production of milk. A-hard work- ing horse or a mature fattening.animal; voids from 90 to 100 per cent of them.| It is then evident that a large per- removed from the soil by growing: crops-remains on the farm where these crops are fed and that the manurial value of foods is in direct proportion to their composition. When the farmers of our coun- try thoroughly appreciate the actual; amounts of fertilizing constituents which are contained in farm. manures the manure produced on their farms they cgn save millions of dollars in fertilizer purchases, and the-necessity of depending upon the purchase of these fertilizers, followed by the oc- currences of crises in the fertilizer sit- uatlon such as now exists in:some sec- tions. will be largely decreased. How to Grow Sweet Glover, “One of the. easiest ways to get a er in Farm-and Fireside, “is to cut any. found growing by the roadside; teries, and haul and spread it directly on:your pastures, impoverished' places | in meadows or cultivated fields. Cut and:haul the sweet clover when it is little damp to prevent scattering of the Sale Bills and effective prin! 4 of any hind we :vmgl\' HOW TO ANSWER BLIND ADS. You._can.get & big, fat pencll tabh| & &k X X X K K K KX X X XK KX & let for a nickle at the Pioneer offige,| & * 30 o @e N All ads signed with mumbers, or |and an extra big, fatiink:paper comi|x CLOSENG HOMRS—Want. *x ;S‘almfm initials, care Ploneer must be amn-|position book™ for a dime. All the | e 26 B x i - . swered Dby lotter addressed to the|“kids” will-want ome when they mes |k Ads.to be clessifea prop- - No i r can.succeed:with- : ] number given tn the ad. Ploneer em-|'em. .|% erly inythe.Ploneer want col- * out amng, therefare we Farmlng oloyes are not permitted to tell who | K %k K K K X KK KX KKK KX HF . amn masbisher Tas botores 1. . solicit the patronage of our readers X i |any advertiser 1s. Mall or send your | X He. who_forgeta to_adver- = ¥ . for those who by their advertising answer to Ploneer No.——, or Initial | % tise should not complain when % |* o’'clock. Ads received later X help to make this paper possible. ek , and we forward it to the ad-| X the:buyer fangats ghatyheidsq % |% will appear on another page * vertiser. % in business.--It-1s just a case (& that day. * VALUE OF FARM MANURE. s SR &t et Sleaang: Wiy s Enormous Loss of Fertilizing Materials | Take advantage-of a want ad. I R S I s RSP ] Easter Garments of Every Description at a very moderate price —Many of them received during the past week. On account of our Ladies’ and Girls' Coats COATS FOR LITTLE GIRLS—100 coats for girls from 4 to 14 years of age, made from serge and silks; $3.50 to $15.00 a garment. ’ 9 "KA* 9 Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats No. 1044 ladies’ blue gaberdine coats, black velvet coHar and cuffs throughout with black and. white striped silk, size 40—pric Name coat in tan, size 36. s, lined $24.50 silk. cuffs, 3-in. hand of bls silk around bot- 1009 ladies' blue serge, black tom of coat, silk lined, size 1509 Misses' green and plaid coat trimmed with green and brown broad- cloth, size 18—price ... ... $13.50 1027 Tan and wiatre pl ollar inlaid with green, > 18—price ... $11.50 1028 FFancy mixed misses’ coat, made plain, sizes 16 and 18, price......$9.00 1020 Black and white check misses' coat, grey broadcloth collar and cuffs edged with green, size 16—price...... b $11.25 1513 BLUE SERGE COAT—BIlack s k cuffs, size 16—price ... 1502 Misses' tan serge coat, full silk:lined, size 16—price. 100 CORDUROY COATS—Colors white coral and Copenhagen, trimmed with black poplin and large round:black buttons, sizes 16 to-38 price $8.00 1043 LADIES' WHITE BELTED COAT—Size 38—price... 1002 MISSES® WHITE CORDUROY COAT—Full silk lined sherred pockets, size 18—price 1005 LADIES COAT—Made from white basket weave cloth, trimmed with black velvet, size 36—price ---$22.50 1036 BLUE BASKET WEAVE COAT, black silk collar, full silk lined, size 38, price . $15.00 1516 MISSES BLACK SILK COAT, lined to waist with green silk, size 18, price 4 No. 1506 MISSES TAN POPLIN . to waist with tan silk, blue poplin collar, size 18, price -..$16.50 1023 LADIES BLACK and. white checked leather.trim coat, full silk lined, size 36, price .... No. 1076 LADIES’ plain tan: covert coat, size 36, price. 1501 MISSES’ coat, made from mixed coating, green:broadcloth collar and cuffs, size 20, price ... -...$9.50 No. 1045 LADIES’ LONG BLUE SERGE COAT, size 38, price...._$11.25 No. 1008 MISSES’ coat, made from fancy mixed coating, velvet collars and cuffs, 5-inch belt, same material as coat, full silk lined, size 20, price . ... $25.00 1114 LADIES’ TAN. SERGE COAT, blue.silk collars and cuffs, size 38, price -.$15.00 LADIES’ BLUE GABARDIN bands of black silk around bottom of coat; size 38, price.. 1207 BLACK SILK poplin coat, full silk lined, trimmed with black vel- vet, size 38, price ... .$31.50 1024 LADIES’ BLUE GABARDINE COAT, lined throughout with silk, finished at waist with 9 rows of black tailor’s ‘braid, 3 rows braid on cuffs, size 36, price 1048 Ladies BLUE GABARDINE COAT, full lined with flowered silk, size 40, price 1006 LADIES’ COAT made: from. blue French serge, pleated at waist, blue silk collar edged with rose silk cord,size 42, price... 1041 LADIES’ COAT made-from- a-fine..quality of grey gabardine, shoulders and sleeves lined: with grey. silk, collars.and cuffs black silk, size 40, price ... Easter price we will not make alterations without charge but will charge 1200 LADIES’ BLACK SILK COAT, full silk lined, size 46, price $23.50 1121 LADIES’ plain blue French serge coat, size 40, price................ $15.00 1510 LADIES’ BLACK SILK COAT, black velvet collars and cuffs, lined with silk, size 40, price ... $24.50 Ladies’ and Misses’' Dresses 1484 Misses’ Peter Thompson dresses made from fine French serge, trimmed with red tailor’s braid, s 14 and 16, price. 1408 Ladies’ French serge dresses, white pique collar, size navy 38, black 44, price 1470 Ladies’ dark brown French serge dress, trimmed with black braid and green velvet ribbon, sizes 3 38 and 405 same dress in black, size 36. 1416 Misses’ college dress of brown serge, brown silk collar and belt, size 16, price ... e $13.50 1543 Blue storm and large dark pearl Luitons, size ——, price. .. $10.00 , white 17.75 1468 Brown crepe de chine dress, embroider net collar, size 38, price ... 1474 Black silk dress, georgette slec size 40, price ... 1456 Ladies’ taffeta d blue 36, green 38, pric 2 1458 Misses’ plain crepe de chine dress, georget size 20, price ........ 1448 Misses’ taffeta dr georgette sleeves, white skirt waist, finished with gilt braid and buttons, sizes: green 18, navy 20. 20 odd dresses to close at from $3.50 to $10, former values $10 to $30. 13 suits to close at $9.50, former price $20 to $40 Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits 1773 Blue serge suit, black silk collars and cuffs, jacket lined to waist repe, 17.50 with silk, sizes 18, 42 and 43, price ... $16.50 Ladies’ suit made from blue serge, ] h flowered poplin, shirred poplin collar, size 38, price ... ..-$16.50 1769 Misses’ blue serge suit, collar tan serge, belted cket, size 18, price ... -.-$22.50 1782 Misses’ suit of green poplin, lined with flowered silk, trimmed with black velvet, size 18, price . $27.50 1788 Misses’ black taffeta silk suit, collar finished with lace beading and velvet ribbon, jacket lined with flowered sil ze 16, price 1755 Ladies suit made from navy blue gabardine, black silk collar fin- ished with green silk, cuffs and bottom of jacket finished with 3-inch bands of black silk, size 40, price ... $29.50 1762 Ladies’ tan poplin suit, black velvet collar and reveres buttons to match, cloth, size 38, price .. ...$27.50 1760 Ladies’ blue serge suit, black aist and finished with black girdle cord, size 38, price.. ... $18.50 1312 Blue serge suit, finished with folds of bla waist with blue silk, size 40, price .. k, jacket lined to -.$22.50 We guarantee the color in every garment advertised. Parties or- dering by mail may rest assured that they will receive late spring models of exceptional value. We desire to call attention that nearly all dealers in ready-to-wear garments refuse to guarantee colors. R(;memlyer, we guarantee the color in every garment advertised. Small items for EASTER SUNDAY—Kayser silk hose and gloves, white kid gloves with colored backs, collars, jewelry, silk underwear, cor- sets, handkerchiefs, ribbons, footwear.