Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 28, 1916, Page 2

T g N N T W AT THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER The Bemidii Daily Pioneer THE BEMIDJI PIONEER FUB. CO. G. B. CARSON B, H. DENU dior. Hemldjl, Entered at the postoftic under act Minn, as second-cluss mat ot Congress of March 3, 1579 Pmerlpuon D. D 'Eczema for 15 years the lhll\lurtl remedy for all skin discases. A liquid used exterd o Fustant relief from ltch. #5¢, 50c and $1.00. Your money back if the first bottle docs not bring you reliel. Ask also about D, D. D, Seap, BARKER'S DRUG STORE No hnlluu patd 1o anonymous con- tributions. Writer's name nust be Known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. Communications for the Weekly Plo- neer should reach this office not later than Tuesday ot week to insure ation in the ent 1ssue. =y = = Subsoxip! s One month, by carrier .. 40 One yvar, by ca . . 400 Three months, |m~<lu¢.v panl o Lo Six months, postage paid.. . 200 One year, postage paid . 4.00 The Weekly Fioneer. Elght pages, contalnlng a summary of the news of the week. Published every Thursday and sent postage paid to any address for §1 50 in advance. " omicial Paper of Oity of Bemiajl. """"""I""’ The Daily Ploneer receives wire service of the United Press Associstion. I B R RS ] Rk k& CC’CCCCCCCCIIICIC s PAPER Rumzmiq FOR FOREIGN - ADVERTISING BY THE GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK AND CHICAGO Win IPAI CITIE® Do your Christmas shopping early. Belgium, Serbia and now Ruma- nia—all like fa Next! The fellow who thinks talk s cheap needs a censor for his mouth. Thank the Lord, we only have two feet. Shoe leather has gone up again. Boost for the Northern Minnesota Development association meeting in Bemidji, December 7, 8§ and 9. Uncle Sam's new warships are to have the most powrful guns in ex- ictence trouble, however, is in getting enou men to man them. Stillwater tte: Newspapers throughout the country are raising subscriptions and advertising rates, reducing the size of the paper, cut- ting off exchanges and reducing ex- es in every way possible to meet ot paper, ink, etc. tion of the city council in construct a skating rink the approval of every- is something that Bemidji P..White, president of the National b deserves | 1k for brin he matter council. Wilson Pilot: en the co the county will on various points on the state Auto travel has grown to an extent in this county that some ins should be taken to keep the roads free from snow during the entire winter, but the inconvenience of*the recent snow storm could have been avoided if snow fences had been erected at various places. e time is ap- unty or town- erect snow Mankato Free Pre Minnesota is liberal with her eduecational institu-| tions, A total of $20,748,421.82 was provided for mv support of public ! the past ar, according to a on v'umphln «d and made pub- aturday by Christopher Lin-| te de- 1te lie lat dahl, chief accountant in the partment of edue Ihe of the tot { $1.9 4 1 to apportionmen That the r ¢ ety raised inorax and 1 98s ,ooroan werage ol 340 nver doliar provided by th . i3 shown fur- er in the statement. The grand total of lo nmnv) for support in- cludes $10, 33 from the spe cial tax, $1,510,933.16 from the local 1-mill and 3§ 5,688.96 from bond is 1es and all other sources. THE SPORT CARNIVAL. When the outdoor sports carnical t S$t. Paul opens on January 27 for a seven-day pageant, more winter gports, championship events and cold weather romps will be started than were ever before held within the confines of a single municipality. Skating, sxiing, hockey contests, in- ternational curling games and tobog- anning will form the pricipal events on the program. Over 30,000 persons are listed to |14, Total itx several hundred towns, it has just been selected by a special committee for a community health demonstra- tion that will seek to show that tu- berculosis can be controlled as well as other infectlous diseases, if the right methods are employed. The tund for conducting the demonstration has been donated to the National Associa- tion by the Metropolitan Lite Insur- ance company. The c¢ity has agreed to co-operate by improving its public health work and by offering certain special fa- cilities for work under the direction of the committee. The leading citi- zens of Framingham, as well as the state department of health, Harvard university, the Massachusetts In tute of Technology and other schools have offered their help in the dem- onstration. As part of the plan, it is proposed to place under definite control every living case of tuber- culosis, both those that are demon- strably so and those that are sus- pected of having had contact with the disease. As a result ur this demonstration, it is planned later to use the experi- ence in Framingham in other cities of the United States, to show that tuberculosis can be controlled any- where. The Bemidji Daily Ploneer is anx- ious to publish all the local and so- ciety news possible and would ap- preciate it very much if anyone hav- ing news of that character would telephone 922 or mail the details to the Pioneer office. Just the other day we recelved some of those handy bill flle books collectors use. They just fit in your pocket. Get one at the Ploneer of- fice. STATEMENT OF TEE CONDITION OF SECURITY STATE BANK OF BE- . AT CLOSE OF BUSI- and Securities Buxkln; house, Pummlro and Fixtrue Other Real Due from ban Cash on hand 10,809 Total Cash Assets. . Checks and Cash Items. . Intranset - . N 9 Total . “ Liabilitie: Capital Stock . Surplus FFund | Undivided Profits, 11 Total immediate | 1145 5 12. Savings De- ) po 18 .... ) | 13, T Certi- ) | Depos- | 241,007.10 S8.00 000,00 o { by Law o . 22,000.00 Minnesota, ) )ss County of Beltrami ) We' 1 N0 Haer, Viee President, and L. € Baer, Cashier of the above named Bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of our knowledge and belief. S ORAMRE o ate President Cashier, Directors) Il M.OSTI ¢ A STL ubseribed 2Sth day o before me 118 A. E. FEIR, Notary Publie, Beltraml County .llnnosoln. Ty mmml«slon explres Dec. 2, 1919. 11128 Seal) Don't fool with a cold. Cureit. ‘\\Ll’ CASCARA @QUIMNE The old f.lmlly rcmcdy—in tablet afe, sure, casy to take. No —no0 unpleasant after effects. sures colds in 24 hours—Grip in 3 < ys. Money back if it fails. Get lh-. genuine box with Red Top and Mr. Hill's picture on it—25 cents, At Any Drug Store. C. W. LaMoure Co. y8oc Line Building participate in the parade which is gcheduled for one afternoon. Al- ready, several concerns doing busi- ness all over the Northwest have or- ganized marching clnbs, included among which s the Northern Pa- cific marching club, having 1,500 members, This organization will al- 80 be represented by a band of 30 pleces, four drum corps and a number of floats Th to be the second annual carnival held in St. Paul, the first having taken place last winter. Bemidji should take immediate steps to form a marching club and to secure some suitable garb for the marchers. The efforts expended by Bemidji in forming the club will be more than repald by the amount of advertising the city will recelve. THE SPOTLESS TOWN. Framingham, Massachusetts, will be made the Spotless Town of the United States, if the $100,000 that the National Association for the Study and l;revontlon of Tuberculosis s to spen there in s oounuy, Wood For Sale Birch Jack Pine Tamarack Prompt Dellvery Phone 32 When in need of A TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1916 (TRE§06D UbG %5 A MERCHANT TELL ABOUT W.B. CUT JUST ALITTLE CHEWOF W-B CUT SATISFIES. ITSRICH TOBACCO,50 | [IwANT 10 IF YOU TAKE ABI& CHEW, OR GRIND| |aET AwWAY ONIT MUCH, YOU MAY THINK IT'S 700 STRONG MR. MERCHANY, Y QUR CUSTOMERS WiLL APPRECIATE YOUR TELLING THEM ABOUT W-B CUT TOBACCO. OU naturally take to the broad minded merchant who has your intcrestat heart. Many of them have taken up W-B CUT Chewing themselves and are glad to show you why you should use the little chew. The common sense of rick tobacco chuck full of satisfaction —shredded and lightly salted, so you get at the tobacco satisfaction—is making fm.nds all around. Made by WEVMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Union are, New York City LR R R R R R E R EREERE R FUNERAL DIRECTOR M. E. IBERTSON * *x * He who forgets to adver- + & tise should not complain when & « * * »* the buyer forgets that he is in business. It is just a case +* | of “forget’ all around. | UNDERTAKER 405 Beltrami Ave., Bemidji, : Minn, | % ko k% kO % k| | $100 Reward, $100 1 The readers of this paper will be | pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that sclence has been able to cure in all its stages and | that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly influenced by constitutional conditions | =—————————————————— requires constitutional treatment. Hall's | Catarth Medicine ia talien internally and i“ W AR LK A KA A A acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur- faces of the Systom' thereby destrosing |+ CLOSING HOURS—Want. ;’h-.:‘ f\‘un(‘lnuon);)lblh.h disease, giving the atient strengt! y building up the con- g sun;{uon'rr;,ml assisiing nature in doing its z Ads to De classified prop- work. e proprictors have so much erly in D) “er W col- faith in the curative powers of Hall's A D e Catarrh Medicine that they offer One * * * * IRd * Catarrh Med |® umn must be in before 11 * undred Dollars for any case that it fails *clock s recelv to cure. Send for list of testimonials. [: oclock. Ads received later * | * * * * Address F. J. CHF will appear on znother page Ohlo. Sold by all Dru that day. ¥ KKK KKK X KKK KK 0., Toledo. FLORIST WANT AD” in touch with every attuatlon Pl with him over the felephone Q Get in touch BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER Kabo Corset The Live MODEL CORSET Specinl window display this week TABLE LINEN You can buy Thanksgiving Table Linen at the old price. Notwithstanding that the present price has advanced, we have enough on hand for Thanksgiving trade. Fine Linen Damask at $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 a yard. Napkins to match a few numbers. Two yard cloth with 1 doz. 23x23 napkins to match, $9.00 for cloth and napkins. Ladies’ Suits We have a few fall suits that $]3 50 we are offering at. .. ... .. You take your choice of any suit in the =i store at that price. Cloves LADIES' GLOVES—We have received a small shipment of ladies’ gloves, Ladies’ vallier, French kid. washable gloves, colors Elack, white and tan, $2.75 a pair. Ladies’ Cape Gloves oy S $2.00 Kayser’s Sili-Lined Silk Gloves A comfortabie Glove for winter wear, colors black and white, $1.25 a pair. Ladies’Furs Handsome fur sets and single pieces. Muffs at from $5 to $35 New designs in Scarfs, $5.00 to $25.00. Fur trimming, mole, beavér and martin $2.00 to $4.00 a yard, Brighton Night Wear, it costs but very little more to wear comfortable night garments and the comfortable garments are made better and from better material, so are cheaper'in the long run. Brighton gowns for ladies $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 each. Children’s 50c and 75¢ each. N~ ladies’ Shoes The high top shoe, we have them in grey, brown and black, black with grey and ivory tops, $4.50 10 $3 a paif. Skating boots, made from |moked horsehide 34.00 & pair, Skating Boots Made from smaked horse hide; a pair $4 Party Slippers....... $3.00 to $56.00 Christmas Goods will be on display Friday, December the 1st. wooD Remember GEO. H. FRENCH & SON Phone 93 or 428-) Prompt deliveries to all parts of the city. 4 ft. or 16 in. lengths. Special rate on delivery from unsing Wear Underwear will advance. Mail order houses have already advanced the $1.00 garment to $1.08 (look and see) we are still selling Munsing . underwear at the old price. Ladies’ § cotton garments regular sizes ... $i extra sizes $1.25; woolen garments $1.05 $2 $2.25 $2.50 $2.75° nd $3 P&rty Dresses. . ... .$6.50 to $25.00 Store Will Close at Noon Thanksgiving Day Store Will Close at Noon Thanksgiving