Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 23, 1916, Page 4

et THE BENTINT DAILY PIONEER 2 ein A seadued ! \ A Useful Coffin, MEATly N hundred-years. Mylne's 86 | D < What Werried Him. pai "“""g;n . A writer in un English church maga- | slgn, it will be recalled by those fainfi’| I N T N i LR Ro AN ORERER “Papa, dear," sald the anxious Feminine Sympathy. omen are so awfully bard to un- | yne once foung in a colller's cottage | Jar with their Boawell, was attach the Wcork Wilth daughter, “you must not worry be-| “I could tell her how sorry all the “::vuhn:'l‘ T St % in Staffordshire & cofMin used as a | by Johnson with that arrogance and;let e Pl ¢ Stur cause Harold 18 golug to marry me | girls felt for Mamie yeaterday.” "l‘ir:o'o! th:: h l:nowm “id r. | bread and cheese cupboard. Notwith- | e sadly add, iguorance which "’“":: \Steel Giant St and take me far away from you and |- “Why go?" £ a0, AsWender 'h::: oTEor : l;:x; standing his wife's remonstrance, he ‘:zlc:"":: l::fl‘:“g::i llll:lI:“bJ,:;mn o m:mum. . ‘Because she sat there- without & they are looking for anyhow."—Detrolt ‘t‘old the utur'y of the coffin as follows: Wit 6 welght of ricdy which Oh, a little thing llke that isn't go- [ word when the others were' telling \Free Pross, Eighteen years ago I ordered that M b K bridge. decl ed!hum“tnnh" Ing to worry me" replied the fond | mdignantly how those contemptible i erremee— coffin. The wife and me used to have .a_:::::ew'::'l{ lllln‘t‘:'cal n.r;he- ould parent, “but if he ever does unything | street mashers tried to art with a good many words. One day she bear heu\'w wnlel:tll Mylne's bridge S that will cause you to come back to ua | them."—Baltimore ‘American. Softens It. sald, 'I'll never be content till I see has gone, yhul l'he .(‘l"[l(k‘ll form of | ™ agaln U'll certaluly do bim bodlly in. —— The way of the transgressor 1s hard, | thee in thy coffin’ ‘Well, lass,’ 1 said. 2 Jury."—St. Louls Post-Dispatch, ! ‘ g y arch remains, and very beautiful it is b K. be Sesaally by gusumati aF hatll content thee 111 800n be | uq'ygoquate for a welght of trafic of tires on his automoblle.—~Puck. > Troublesome Trait. Time to Quit Then, “Brown clalms that he always tells g “Next day 1 gave directions to have ;’,’;fi',;,"’(';::;;;;”“" dreamed. vwm “Do you expect to spend your whole | the truth." One good head is better than a thou- | the thing made. In & few days it life in the wicked pursuit of riches?' | “Yes; he seems to have a mania for sand strong hands, came home, to the wife's horror. I got | asked the ascetle person, stirrlng up troudle.” — New York [e—m——0—oree Into and said, ‘Now, lass, are thee]|” “No,” replied the brisk Individua). | Times. “If I'm not rich by the time I reach fifty years of age [ shall consider wy- | This ia the best day the world has [ content? 8he began to cry and want- S‘A Shi ne — ed the ‘horrld thing’ taken away. But |’ E FNERAL DIRECTOR that 1 wotldn’t allow. In the end she o velt an lgnoble fallure.*~Rlrminghaw | ever seen, Tomorrow will be better.— got accustomed to seeing It,'apd as we b lrl Ever-‘ F&?;; - Ave-Herald R. A, Campbell. wanted to turn it to some use we bad DI‘OD” BL'\O‘ 5|[_K some shelves put in and made {t into a bread and cheese cupboard. We have € v never quarreled gince it came.” Where Johnson Made a Blunder. The present Blackfriars bridge is a comparatively modern structure, which replaced the bridge of Robert Mylne repair, it ig_true, for T GS pims HEART SONGS at the office of - Piomeer . / A ~uag JIC - S A SO g Omarand Omar makes Omaromar— which 75 aroma. Smoke Omar—you get aroma. You will say Omar aroma is a revelation of joy in a cigarette—an aroma unduplicated in character, in fragrance. Get your sixth coupon tomorrow —call for the book and The Great Song Book | Spend Tomorrow Night now being presented by | at Home this newspaper is a heart- . ] ) thrill from cover to cover. It with the whole famll_y. _Each‘__ ' embodies the musical sentiment | and every member will find a of the first century-and-a-half of | £,y rite song between the covers. the national existence of our beloved nation. WE PREDICT for this truly unrivalled song collection a won- drous welcome into the homes of thousands of our readers. 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