Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 15, 1916, Page 4

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A | ot ¥ BAD BREATH Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the sub- stitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work, People afflicted with bad breath find uick relief through Dr. Edwards' live Tablets, The pleasant, sugar- coated tablets are taken for bad breath by all who know them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act gen- lly but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood and gently purifyir the entire system. They do that w{xi&‘x dangerous calomel does without any of the bad after effects. All the benefits of nasty, sickening, iping cathartics are derived from Dr. Sdwards' Olive Tablets without grip- in% pain or any disagreeable effects. r. F. M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years of prac- tice among patients aftlicted with bowel and liver complaint with the attendant bad breath. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are pure- ly a vegetable compound mixed with | olive oil; you will know them by their | olive color. Take one or two every | night for a weck and note the effect. 10c and 25¢ per box. All druggists. | planted rather deep—about three inches Take advantage of a want ad PRI T - FALL ONION PLANTING. Expert Advises Planting of Sets and Large Bulbe In Fall, I always plant a bed of onions in the fall. They will make green bunching onlons several weeks ahead of those planted in the spring. The variety I use, writes T. Z. Richey in the Farm and Home, i3 the potato onion. Both sets and large bulbs are planted. The large onfons divide and make green bunching onlons, and the sets make large onlons for family use or for planting the following autumn, The onlons are planted in rows elght. eon to twenty inches apayt. The large onlons are placed six fuches apart and the sets three inches. The bulbs in- tended for green bunching onilons are —s0 there will be a long, white stalk. ‘The sets are set shallow. When freeziug weather comes the soll iy mulched with strawy manure. Ouions planted in the fall require little work, as they grow rapidly and if used as bunching onlons are out of the way before weeds get much of a start. Sev. eral workings with the wheel plow to incorporate the manure with the soll are all that is required. REEEEERZEEREERERERZEREREREEZEE X X Read the want Every Reader Wants This Beautiful Song Book QUALITY IN SEED. “In this season of seed select- ing and many fairs the man se- lecting seed for next year's plant- ing ‘sbould.avold the too frequent mistake of pusting excessive em- #1 phasis on size,” says M. J. W Thompson of the northeast ex- periment station at Duluth. “Se- lect not the massive, unshapely hollow potato, but the shapely, true 'to type, medium sized tu- ber,” coutinues Mr. Thompson. ‘“When we grow mangels, tur- 3 |cent of an egg Is water. nips or rutabagas for live stock we consider size of prime impor- tance, but when we grow such roots for the table we look more for smoothness, quality and uni- formity. For fodder corn we wish & plant of heavy leafage, of ! moderate height and some degree ! of maturity before frost time. " For ear corn we prefer a small " ear that matures and hardens be- ¢ fore killing frosts come. The ' tendency to grow a large num- ' ber of cropa is also rather um- § ‘wise. Nothing is to be gained ' by trying to force a crop that ! does not belong in one's county ' to the neglect of crops that grow * well.” 3 Rienand Wasesa Bridal Chorus, from Lobengria Each Heart Song Tells a Heart Story it gl ‘The Heart Songs of 90,000,000 People COLLARS 00000000000 0000160 0 00 S 0N SR | At the Missourl state poultry experi r' %% | ment station it was found that in pens W | where the fowls were furnished wa- W | ter at all times the eggs secured were ¥ | 100 per cent more than in pens where % | water was given only once each day. | The same result was obtained with % | different varieties, From the hen's viewpoint water is worth as much as feed, for she cannot % | make eggs with elther one alone. The ‘W |hens at the experiment station con- % | sume about six gallons of water to W|each $1 worth of feed. Therefore if 3| the feed is worth a dollar the water 1s % also worth a dollar. Beventy-five per 18 ots. each, 8 for 00 cts. CLUETY, PEABODY & CO., The Bridal Chorus hat You will find in this never-to-be-forgotten book the songs t mn Lohengrin a from which this Chorus is taken is perhaps the most saying with You will find yourself just for tonight.” sing. “Make me a e¢hild again, mother used to the Poet 18 Wagner. And the Bridal e 95 of *‘ Heart Somgs, 1d today, at weddings. lar of all the works of March, which appears on pag heard all over the wor popu. The Oper for you? Get the songs ske used to sing. sing That gude wife of yours—when you were eourting her —- dd o C. MAKERS our sehool days—do yom af | g<q M@ [}] 238 =P-g) 228 ]85 se=4 28 -~y X Coh + O X To hear its strains is to recall in thousan and styles to cover the storm boys and girls in town or coun! The Hub-Mark is your value mark. HUB-MARK RUBBERS The World's Standard Rubber Footwear For sale by all good dealers. N cold or blizzard these Hub-Mark Four-Buckle Over- ’E shoes keep the feet dry and warm. ] Both heavy and light weight, warm, fleece-lined snow excluders with tough, wear-resisting soles and heels. Famous for long wear and comfort. Hub-Mark Rubber Footwear is made in a wide variety of kinds welmer needs of men, women, The words beautiful translation from o e = - o w P [=] [ g o B : [V g8 8 (=" ] here — words and musisl! ildhood —y remember them? They are all Yhe songs of your Master. th by the great 400 Songs — the chosen heart favorites of 20,000 people from and the music is that written all over the world. Every one a gem of purest ray serene. The musie in this wondious ¢olume makes the whole world kin. Sentimental Songs Comic Songs Pioneer Songs National Songs Favorites Sacred Songs Child Songs Dancing Songs Lullabies Love Songs College Folk Songs War Songs Sea Songs Patriotic Songs Chanteys mely—or that could trongly to young and old. 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