Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 17, 1916, Page 6

- ORCHARD AND GARDEN. Onions that are exposed to the weath- of after pulling become rough and un- clean in appearance and do not bring as much on the market as those that are kept dry. Leaves raked off the lawn now may be plled in svme out of the way place and will give a supply of leat mold for next year or the year after. They may be used to cover plants in the garden, although clean straw is better. Qo over the shrubbery and tree plantings and locate the plants that are crowding and mark them for thin. ning late in winter or early spring. Do uat use weedy hay or straw to cover the strawberries. Enough weeds will appear without deliberately sow ing them in this way. Earth is about the best material fou coverlug yrapes, raspberries and even roses over winter. ‘The plants must be well drained. No water can be allowed to settle over them.—Minnesota Sta- B tion. Eighteen states are now frea from saloons. Seven of these became pro- hibition states January 1, 1916. ' | SPORT BETTING 0DDS FAVOR GOPHERS Minneapolis, Minn., Nov. 17.—Bet- #ing odds have switched from even money on the Minnesota-Wisconsin game and favors the Gophers by 10 | to 8 and 10 to 7. Also a number of those who would wager a few meg upon the Badgers are asking 2 to 1. Several bets at one of the main billiard rooms in Minneapolis today carried wagers of 25 to $50 and $50 to $100 on Wis- consin. Until a few days ago those tha wager were doing so at even mooey, ! and the reason for the sudden change is not known. i 0-oh, My Back! ! My Poor, Aching Back! Sutfering womankind who have abont ¢ for relief from their ter 1ing back now have their in of house.work —that | ny of the same daily & serubbin sure to tire system, health aand Yetit has t e For sale by THE CITY DRUG STORE People Read This Newspaper That’s why it would be profitable for you to advertise in it ] ’ If you want a fob If you want to hire somebody If yos want to sell something If you want to buy something bid You want to rent your house If yn aant to sell your house If you want to sell your farm If 'you aant to buy property If there Is anything that you avanf the quickest and best 'wqy supply that want is' % azidlmficnl in ) Deer River, Minn., Nov. 17,—Ven- turing onto the thin ice of Ball Club lake, a sheet of water ten miles long, about seven miles distant from here, Wednesday, three boys attending the Ball Club school were drowned. One other who also ventured onto the ice was saved, The bodies of the drown- ed were recovered within an hour, but efforts to restore lite were futile, The drowned were: William Wil- son, aged 12; Mark Wilson, aged §; Benjamin Tibbetts, Jr.,, aged 9, BILL FOR LIGHTS UNPAID: Brainerd, Minn., Nov. page Mr. Carnegie! 'MARLEY 23 IN. DEVON 2} IN. oW COLLARS 18 ots. cach, 6 for 90 ots. CLUETT, PEABODY & CO., INC. MAKERS ——————————————————————— PO T T T T2 BRAINERD'S LIBRARY DARK 17.—Boy, Brainerd’s public library is closed | % % & % 4 & & % & &« % & & &« & & | evenings because the city water and light board refused to furnish fur- | ties meet their indebtedness for cur- | connected with the Christian church- ther light until the library authori- rent. A TAILORED SUT FOB - $23.00 lulttolhownemxdjlmzntmlcudehvum‘oodflvmnfie lmhrmmmtlfloredumtoronwform.oo This 1 offer for two weeks only. After that the price will be more, but not $50.00. I pay small rent and do the work myself, so I can afford to make At least forty million persons are es in the United States. The manufacture of dyestuffs in the United States has increased five- fold within the last two years. LB R R R R R R R E R R R ER R Subsoribe for the Ploneer. We Have the Lot You Want Most of those choice lots in Bem to becaunse we own them. Itis better to 'b‘:'y ‘:I.ml::.t"fn-.dl'o owner. PAY AS YOU LIKE In most cases these are the terms. We are Bere to help you secure a bome of your own. Bemidji Townsite & lmprovement Co. THAYER C, BAILEY, Local Agent. S L T T T T T T Fibre Silk HOSIERY 90c¢ Black, white, tan and suede colors; out sizes in black only. Phone 850 Bemidji Minn. Women’s Winter Suits Specially Priced $19.50 $24.50 Suits taken from regular stock of higher priced gar- ments and placed in two groups. \\'lnpwuk Gair ardines, Broadeloth Velour Cloth in plain colors and novelty checks, Models with deep collars of French Seal, as well as the strictly tailored' suits, all ave warmly interlined. Misses’ Dresses For Afternoon and Evening Wear Special $1650 A collection of charming new models in day time and dancing frocks of charmeuse satin, taffeta, satin and serges. ’ ately priced at Women’s Sweater Coats Rope knit sweaters with large sailor collar and \ full belt in white, green, cardinal, $9 0 \ purple, at Others at $5 to $10.50 Skating caps ‘50 c White; cardinal and oxford colors “Wool searfs For the Winter Wardrobe Apparel for Women and Misses JH.Give o Dance Frocks New models in dance frocks of taffeta and tulle, embodying every new feature of the coming season. White, maize, apricot, green, flesh, king’s blue and black are the most prominent colorings in vogue and moder- $16.50, $19.50, $25, $35, up o $55 New nepaf-nte skirts of wool velours, serges and: gabardines, in black, navy and checks; regular $6 to $7 skirts—SPECIAL Separate Skirts your clothes for less. A trial will make you a steady customer. All Work Guaranteed. H. AVRIN High Class Tailoring Men’s and Women’s High Class Suits and Overcoats Made to Measure CLEANING, PRESSING and ALTERING. 407 BELTRAMI AVE, LWL T T nunumuunnnimnunne BEMIDJI FURS A complete assortment of small fars in the sea- son’s ost popular H.Cominsky ° PS Mgr. ideas. Women’s New Winter Coats Specially Priced at $24.50 Women’s and misses’ coats of Wool Velour, Kersey, Plush, Diagonals and Novelty Mixtures, in loose from the shoulder and belted models. Navy, Green, Wisteria and Burgandy shades, as well as the novelty plaids - -~ s tweeds. at $42.50 Coats of Bolivia, Velour de Norde and novelty materials, embodying models copicd from the foremost foreign crea- tors, with large deep collars and full flared skirt. Sold formerly up to $69.50— Special $42.50 Blouses 5 % at $5.95 . OF GEORGETTE CREPE AND CREPE DE CHINE Largest showing at this one price z ever before exhibited in this store [~ / and we consider them the best ° ;o — Blouses in NumberlessStyles in the Season’s Foremost Materials IFull blouse models, tucked, pleated, embroidered, lace trimmed, in fact, almost every desirable accessory of the blouse world is found in these blouses. Collars in various shapes, cuffs with dainty touches, laces of Venice veil and only the finest of buttons; the most careful attention to finishing touches. There are white; flesh and desirable suit colors. l S C.D. Justrite Corset Specials g e S L YA $1.39 3 { AR R 1) $2.29 l. v at $4.95 Every pair guaranteed Model Brassieres At 80c, $1.00, $1.50 $4.95