Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 19, 1917, Page 4

JUST LIKE MOTHER'S. A Silk Sweater That Promises Wide Popularity. This interesting garment is of pink spun silk, cut with a deep detachable Worth Knowing:. If a teaspoonful of lemon juice:is added to bolling rice it will not only whiten the grains, but will give them a more pleasant flavor. If the color has been tuken out of silk by fruit stains a little ammonia will usually restore it. To keep nickel and silver ornaments bright rub them with & woolen cloth saturated with spirits of ammonia. After having the hands in soapsuds wash them in vinegar to make them goft and white and prevent their chap- ping. A few drops of ammonia in a cupfal of warm water, applied carefully, will remove spots from paintings and chro- mos. Keep 0dd buttons in a wide mouthed bottle such as eandy comes in; then when a button is needed you can see MEN USED AS BAIT FOR MOSQUITOES Princefon Authorities Tried a Novel Experiment. NOT A MAN WAS LOST Deepite Fact That Pests Spread Dis- ease Nine Men Stood on Good Hunt- ing Ground With Bared Arms. Caught Mosquitoes In Bottles—Mala- rial Insect Poor Flier. Using men as bait to catch mosqui- toes was an experiment tried in the vi- cinity of Princeton, N. J., in an effort to rid that community of the pests. Dr. Ulric Dahigren of Princeton told PHYSICIANS, SURG! 'Ci#’iiiillii!’! Business and Professional at a glance if the one'required is there. Keeping the Wwhite and dark’ buttons ‘separated 1s the best plan. and the bot- tle'is‘an improvement over the old time button’ bag. ' Phe''best way to work buttonholes. especially large ones for coats and 'oth- ¢r garments, i to mark the position and 'then’ put two rows of machine stitching around it. Afterward cut be tween' the two stitchings. and the hol: will be fouund much easler to work as this prevents all fraying of the ma terial. “Did you tell the-proprietor of th 'hotel' that the water leaked into you: room?" “No. I was careful not to let him 4inow it. I wasafraid he would charge me for a shower' bath.” The first tridl for breach of promise was held in England in the reign of Queen Elizabeth. . #iil#iiiliili!ii the members of the New Jersey Mos- x DRS..GILMORE x quito Extermination association about x PHYSICIANS Afisfims 1% : G%!- TORRANCE : the experiment in a paper he read the WYER other day at the closing session of their x o Miles Bloek = & Miles Block Phone 6§60 ¢ fourth annual convention. xR R R R KK RKRR KKK ifi##*f{lkiiilil’ Disease Spread by Mosquito. st ek X B ik B His subject was “Mosquitoes and Malaria In Princeton,” and he showed EEXRRR XX RX XK R KKKy gy g FISK, Court Commissioner * how it was found that disease Was be- DR. E. A, SHANNON, M. D. *|x ATTORNEY AT LAW * ing spread by the mosquito. A result PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON |, * of the movement to rid that community x 3 E * of mosquitoes was the reduction of the Office in Mayo Block x : Oftice 3nd flBO::I O'Leary-Bo > number of cases of malaria from 127 Phone 396 Res. Phone 397 |4 x % & & & ’dl.n" N s in 1914 to eight in 1916. One of the worst spots for the breeding of mos- quitoes in that territory was the Basin, mile south of the town, along the KER KKK KK KKK I SRR R R R R RN VETERINARY SURGEON S TR EEE RS R RE S MONDAY. FEBRUARY 19, 1817, C. W. LaMoure Co.+ 800 Line Bullding Wood For Sale | Birch Jack Pine Tamarack Huffman & B’I.o_u! FURRITURE AND UNBERTAKING 3 36 MexxE. Funoral Bicactar Phene 178-W or R x The Daily Pioneer receives & wire services of the United il & Press Association. Phone 3 Prompt Delivery When in need of wooD Remember BEO. H. FRENCH & SON Phone 93 or 428-J Prompt deliveries to all parts of the city. 4 ft. or 16 in. lengths. Special rate on delivery from FUNERAL DIRECTGR M. E. IBERTSON - UNDERTAKER U H H H H £ H H H We Have the Lot You Want Most of these choice lots in Bemidji are ours to sell, because we own them. It is better to buy direct from the owner. PAY AS YOU LIKE In most cases these are the terms. We are here to help you secure & home of your own. BEMIDJI TOWNSITE & IMPROVEMENT CO. THAYER C. BAILEY, Local Agent. RGRTI Y laware and Raritan canal. The work of draining the area adjacent to | § this basin and the streams near it | ¢ was undertaken by the Princeton board of health in conjunction with the uni- Rockefeller institute, a large dairy farm, the state board of health, the New Jersey experiment station and the Mercer county mosquito extermina- tion commisaion. “The study of the situation was car- ried on by a survey by experts repre- senting the state board of health, the New Brunswick experiment station and the local entomologist to deter- mine where the mosquito bred. All - breeding mosquitoes were located by 80 BLASE. collar that fastens with four snap-on versity, the Pennsylvania railroad, the buttons, a wide belt and patch pock- ets. Small persons find these sweat- a joy. *® L * * DR. C. R. SANBORN * & PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON * x Office—Miles Block * * * I EE R R R R R LR R R R R EEREERR XX KK XK DR. L. A. WARD PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Troppman Block Bemidj1, Minn. IEEEE R R R LR E R RS Rk kkk hh ko k AR AARAAAA I EEEEE R R E B RN their larvae being present in the wa- DR. E. H. SMITH *|x ters examined, but the dangerous PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON *| x Anopheles quadrimaculatus was found Office Secur:*y Bank Block |y only in outlying streams and pools, ISR EEEE R R R R 2 2 1M . nla‘o-tlytln tlhe wnttetx: of the basin and x the extensions: o ese waters in the lowlands east on the line of the Dela- LA L Dabaliob b iababiagatiacand i ‘ware and Raritan canal. DR. EINER JOHNSON | x (2 2 8 8 1 * Office Phone 3-R Res. 99-J & KR EREKKRKKKKKES KEREEE KX XK EE Oftice and Hospital 8 doors IEERE RS RS R0 B R ISR A SRR R R 8 BN TOM SMART * DRAY AND TRANEFER =+ Sate and Plano Moving % | Over <t {omplete Songs Res. Phone 68 818 Ameries with Words and Office Phone 13 *| \Music 5 EEEREREREKAR LS * * * w. Kv%%ll D.N f 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. : Have You Read the Offer +* J. WARNINGER * VETERINARY SURGEON ¥ * * The Pioneer HEART SONGS west of Troppman Btore Phone 'No. 309 * ters.” sands and thousands of people know that they owe their health, North of Markham Hotel * Men as Bait. } Pfl'w‘:ND SURGEON : 4 “A study of the mosquito on the win, 9, .- . Bemidjt, Minn. DENTISTS o e i g 4 o Don't wait Till R R R R R R R L AR R L R Al just after sunset twice a week for the hd DR. G. M. PALMER ; :hoh';n;nl;ner and stood for half an The Doctor says EEFEEEEEERE R EE KX DENTIST * our with bared fore arms and bottles *® & * 4 . + £ 14/ A. V. GARLOCEK, M. D. -4 ' : to catch such mosquitoes as attempted ¢ No Hope! x SPECIALIST | % Office Phone 124, Residenee 346 '+ 2 tobiteithen. “Then then moved toe % EYE. BAR NOSE THROAT #|& Mties Block, Bemidji » ’ Becy t 7 1 H : ho::‘::m‘";fl;“gfia’;?w;'a“?:h:fl':: All serious sicknesses have |y Glasses Fitted M T T T s R T i small beginnings. Watch for the first |, Gibbons BId, Phone 106 period at a third station. These twen-| symptoms. Don’t try to stand pain or 8. ty-seven stations covered the town and | illness. Cure it right at the start, |% % % ¥ S EEEERE R R IR R R RRE R L BB A g surrounding country in such a way| Give Nature a chance—that’s all she x DR. D. L. STANTON * as to show how far the different kinds | needs. hKelep the :m{e‘li- open and :3; [EEEEEEREEE RS R R &L DENTIST + of mosquitoes flew and how thick they | stomach, liver and kidneys in g were. Here was shown the fact thayt condition and you don’t need to worry * A mllflll:%l : x Oftice Il Wlnm’fll:c: - : the malarial mosquito was not the much about the doctor or undertaker. | % lrlflt Nlll:lll‘ Ban . dg. 3 SRR R ERE R R R w, most abundant form and was a poor Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea is ¥ remo;o the. cause o = kNN RN filer from his birthplace. But there a scientific preparation for that * and ehronic dissases ERE R EEERK " were enough, and they wandered in very purpose. It is composed of ® CHIROPRACTOR *lx DR. J. T. TUOMY * diminishing numbers up into the town the Jery beat rouis. here, e % Office hours: 10-13, 1:30-5 7-8 ¥« DBNTIST * from the basin and its eastward ex- It has been in successful use for * Phone 406-W *|x _— * tending chain of pools and other wa- more than a generation. Thou- xa R KXEKEEXEX|x Gibbons Block. Tel. 330 ¥ x * yes, their very lives to this valu- PLANS GREAT MEMORIAL | = . |z Dus vamsow s Lamsow eep it 1n e house, constantly x® T0 GEORGE WASHINGTON Tl IO |x pedality the B, ity it and when you do, it may wort N Canpaign For Natinal | oo S s e |3 iapmmptestm ot tion to Cost $3000,000 Is | oo “rer sais by . Pestoffiee Blook * 4 THE CITY DRUG STORE 'SR R E R B 8 5 0 bl Started In Nation’s CapitaL A campaign for a memorial to @eorge ‘Washington in the shape of a memorial building costing $3,000,000 and devoted to national and international purposes, 1s the object of a whirlwind fund rais- ing campaign inaugurated at Wash- ington by Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, pres- ident of the George Washington Me- morial association. The motive of the organization 18 to realize one of the most conspicuous be- quests in George Washington’s will He left $25,000 to further the “diffusion of knowledge.” This $25,000 was in- vested in a navigation company, but ‘was lost in a reorganization of the com- pany. In carrying out the wishes of Wash- ington the association has planned a building which: will be located on a large site already donated to the or- zanization by an act of congress. One of the chief features of the building will be Signers’ hall, dedicated to the signers of the Declaration of Inde- pendence. This vast assemblage room will accommodate from 10,000 to 12,000 persons. Other rooms will be devoted to the meetings and national headquarters of scientific, educational and other organi- sations. The building will occupy the site of the old railroad station in which Garfield was shot and will overlook the vista of the Mall, Washington's chief place of beauty. Besides Mrs. Dimock, other promi- nent people who are interested in the project are former President Taft, Sen- ator Elihu Root; Dr. Ira Remsen, pres- ident of Johns Hopkins university; Thomas Nelson Page, ambassador to Italy, and Charles D. Walcott, secre- tary of the Smithsonian institution. . * x % KOORS BROTHERS €0. <« *x * « Bakers and Confectioners & % Manufscturers and Jobbers & &+ Ice Cream, Bakery Godds, & & Confectionery,Gigarsand = & * Fountain Goods *x Phone 135 & DRY CLEANING Clothes Cleamers for Men ‘Women and Children THE MODEL DRY CLEANING HOUSE Hogan Bros., Props. (A RS S S SRS LR R R R ERE S « 316 Minn. Ave. XXX XX EREERRREE BROSVIK, THE TAILOR Phone 938 I EEERE R ] £ & 13 ¢ A4 KKK XERREREEEE DRUGS AND JEWELRY & % GENERAL MERCHANDISE ¥ Wholesalers and Retailers & % Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes, Flour, Feed, etc. The careful buyers buy here. Service and satisfaction. Mall & X Orders given that same ser- & * vice you get in persom. x % BARKER'S x x W. G. SCHROEDER Third St. Bemidji, Minn. & * Bemidji Phoue 66 EEEEXEEEXEEEEEREE XX XXX KX I 2 E R SRR EREEEEEE N ] LA R R DR R AR REREEERE XX EORE These Are “Good-Service” Adver‘h Offering you their “good-service’ and-spending money o’ tell tlud wmmun- ity about themselves. Why not call them up? EXXREEEERERXAREEE KX XXX KRR REREKEX Ilill‘lliifll'li ' 222222 E KRR KRR AR AR KRR KRR E XA KRR RER KRR KRR R KRR X Cllllil&i‘l‘lil#i * +« 117 Third St. * 2, “ads x KRR KRR RRRREEX IEEEERE R R R & & 0 J EEEEEREEREREREXEEE KX ERXKEERERREEEK x x x *x and City Property x x x ;uc;«cfliflhcccy’ -——b‘“— !"Iii!lll‘l"!‘tlil'it * DR. F.. A. NORTRROP = * ' - OSTEOPATHICSPHYSICIAN - " ¥ AND SURSEON B & Buite 10 O’LearyeBowser Bldg ¥ x Office 183 . x li”’l#".""ll’i”‘ * “ PHOTOGRAPHER Photos Pay and Night N. L. BAKKERUP Phone §73-W x J. BISIAR, Manager *x 4 w DEAN LAND CO. * x Land, Loans, Insurance * x IEEXREEER Greatly Reduced Size. JUANITA ‘In the soft twfllght or as the deeper shadows gather, the song of ‘‘Junita’’ always seems to soothe. The gifted authoress of this popular song was Mrs. Norton, a granddaughter of the famous Richard Brinsley Sheridan, born in England in 1808. Her songs of “Bingen on the Rhine’” and “‘Juanita” -were very popular. She died in 1877 and lived to hear the echoes of her plaintive ‘‘Juanita” come to her from nearly every civilized country in the world. The Army of Coupon Clippers are te be found In Office from Dawn to Darkness! Our Creat Song Book Includes 16-Art Portraits of Famous Singers, with Biograghical Sketeh and Favorite Encore ELABORATE DICTIONARY OF MUSICAL TERMS Two Complete Indexes: One Alphabetically, ene Classified Beautiful Maroon Bindinlg), Gold Cover and Art Inlay esign A Creat Home Magnet with a Strong Heart P}k COUPON IN TODAY’S ISSUE EXPLAINS TERMS Daflasa®.. o