Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 17, 1916, Page 7

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- lessen a woman doesn't seem to an's love for her. “Absence makes the heart grow fonder’ doesn't apply to the job and vacation combination. one’s thumb with a ham- not improve the disposition o apprarance of the fingernatl Drinking overheats the bloc m} hot weather, in cold weather it is followed by a dangerous reaction; in her that’s just right your frienls will talk Bluffton, lnd, correspondent says the theft of seven skunks there ranks | as tho rankest theft in the history of crime in the state | | Times change; once a girl's heart beat faster at the sound of her lov- er’s footsteps; now it takes the hum of a motor. A woman is not really blase until she feels merely cynical amusement at the discovery a man has been lying to her. Corn on the cob and spaghetti should never be consumed Dbefore ©omne’'s best girl. “Old friends, old books, old wine" ~—+the old friends move away; the old and old wine is taboo! Only cause for divorce necessary in Nevada is to be married. The Carpenters’ Union In Green- land has struck to be paid by the hour fustead of by the day. There alw Lo possibility a man may covor from the big head, but after 30 his chances are slim. The law of compensation works both ways. There i3 the “morning atter.” Society Note: Mr. and Mrs. A, Tyte Wadd gave a dinner last night at the ~——- hatel. Covers were laid for two. One reason why an artist, writer or actar has a harder time matrimon- ially than a wmortal who works for a living is that he expects the impos- sible—a woman with a man’s sense of humor. Polite people never wipe off the silver before eating when invited out to dinner on a Wedsesday. Standing in front of & map on the wall people always are morth of the shoes they wear. Every Reader Wants This Use my columns. There's money 1n HOW TO GET IT ALMOST FREE 5k our spcial poicn of De TRomabr.ons, Sunds Clip out above, tog: coupon, like the - The Bemldji Ploneer 16 COURINS 98 o/ SECURE @9 50 VOLUME “AND THIS ""a.:."';"i....."". T s i b o, srtate amous singers, and complete dicti of musical terms. Out of Town Readers WIill Add 10c. for Postage " 9 The book with a seul! T SN R Wi Four youcs to compiste the beaky Kre song o o of et mn THE SEMIDJ1 DAILY PIONEER st ray serene. perhaps the most And the Bridal page 95 of “ Heart Songs,” is heard all over the world today, ginal German — great Master. ,000 people from a gem of pure Ricuaxn Wacnen Sentimental Songs Comic Songs National Songs Pioneer Songs Sacred Songs gner. at weddings. 400 Songs —the chosen heart favorites of 20 The words printed in this book are m Lohengrin The Opera from which this Chorus is taken is Dancing Songs College Favorites Child Songs Patriotic Songs Love Songs Lullabies Bridal Chorus, from Lohengrin gs Sea Songs The Bridal Chorus pular of all the works of Wa, arch, which appears on Folk Songs War Son, Chanteys a very beautiful translation from the ori and the music is that written by the all over the world. Every one piest moments of life. R ¢ To hear its strains is to recall in thousands of hearts the hap- t for tonight.” A thing of beauty ain, jus 98¢ Secure the $2.50 Book gs of 90,000,000 People AND mother used to sing. You will find yourself saying with the Poet: ‘““Make me a child ‘ag: that will be a joy forever —shared by the whole family. she sing for you? Get the songs ske used to sing. remember them? They are all here —words and musicl appeal more strongly to young and old. Each Heart Song Tells a Heart Story . \ The Heart Son You will find in this never-to-be-forgotten book the songs that The music in this wondrous volume makes the whole world kin. ‘We know of no Gift more appropriate—more tihaely—or that could ‘That gude wife of yours—when you were courting her — did The songs of your childhood--your school days—do you 6 Coupons Copyright by World Syndicate Co., Inc

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