Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 25, 1917, Page 7

company and other telephone companies started; each in a certain territory. When telephone communi- cation beyond state bounda- ries and for considerable dis- 000,000 teléphones, or more than half of all the telephones in the world, connected with the companies comprising the Bell System in the United States. Making the Farm Pay INSURING POTATO GROPS. Provision Should Be Made For Con- trolling Disease and Pests. Potatoes should follow a clover sod rather than timothy or other grass sod. If the fields are not plowed in the fall row. The best remedy for common scab is to disinfect the tubers by soaking them for two hours before they are cut in a solution of one pint of formalin to thir. tions may- be fairly deep, but the later ‘ones should be shallow, Provision must be made for control. ling the common potato beetles, Paris green, three-fourths of a pound ‘to fifty gallons of water or of bordeaux mix- ture; arsenate of lead paste at the rate of three pounds .or arsenate of lead powder at the rate of one and one-half pounds should be used for this purpose. Early and late blight may be prevented by spraying with bordeaux mixture, TRIM THE COLT'S FEET. Unsoundness Often Caused by Neglect of Horse’s Hoofs. Trimming feet of horses is one of the unsoundnesses common to horses’ feet and legs. Unsoungness that may be caused by lack of care when the horse is young are sidebones, ringhones, splints, bone ty gallons of water. Such disinfection | spavins, bog spavins, corns and crack- is of little avail when potatoes are ed hoofs. All the -unsoundnesses tend planted in a fleld which grew scabby | to lower the value of the horse. The potatoes the previous year since the disease organism lives over in the soil. commonly grown of these are Irish: Cobbler and Early Ohio. For the main crop grow late or medium late varie- ties. Standard main crop varieties rec- ommended for Denusylvania by the Pennsylvania State college are Green Mountain, Carman No. 3 and Sir Wal- ter Raleigh. Good, locally grown seed of adapted varieties should be planted. Until the vines are large the surface soil should be kept loose by frequent iplied at a time when it will adhere time to prevent any of them is when the colt is young and his bones and cabbage plants are young they should be dusted with paris green or arsenate of lead. The dust spray should be ap- best. If a spray is used it must Le in the form of a very fine mist, as drops of water will not adhere to cabbage leaves. The same mixture that is used for spraying for potato bugs is recom- mended. [If the cabbages are nearly ready for use then white hellebore at THE BEM{DJI DAILY PIONEER Fumigate For Bean Weevils. Farmers frequently complain that bean seed stored apparently in good condition are found to be full of holes at seeding time. These holes are caused by the common bean wee- vil, which attacks the bean pods in the field and is also able to breed in: the’ stored seed. Weevily seed should never.be planted. because the beans ugually fail to germinate. Those that germinate do not grow satisfactorily. A temperature of 145 degrees will kill the weevils. in all stages of develop- ment, provided they are subjected to the heat for six hours. The heat doés not injure the germination of the seed. > DO YOU < LOOK OLD? Is your face drawn? ocolor poor? temper short? You are only as old as you feel. If you want to look young, your body must be free from {impurities and poisons. Constipation is the constipation and stimulates liver and kidneys, without grip- ing and without reaction. TAKE TONIGHT TOMORROW FEEL RIGHT THR CITY DRUG STORE SPEND YOUR LE!SJ{]%EQMOM Gifts for the Graduates Suggestigns for Girls In White Ivory or winter plowing should be done as . early in the spring as possible. Pre-|the important factors in profitable Keep Brooders Clean. )Bffi"gx:ss -------- 35¢ to $3.90 g;‘"‘cpi’i‘fl Hglders ~~~~~~~~ 50¢ pare a good mellow seed bed, says| horse production, according to Dr. C.| In raising chicks we must not lose p;lil!s Boxes. .. S b 1.48 Bul}terlslset?:n 25 tls’?g Pennsylvania Agricultural college. W. McCampbell, Kansas State Agricul- | sight of the fact that the brooders and Hair Receivers. . . 5 Silk Hose. ... ,'45:' t: 125 If manure is used the well rotted is | tural college. drinking fountains must be kept sani- Nail Files... ,. ..25¢ to 500 BOOKE, 5% w555t s anasan s aroratio 600 The Bell Syslem preferable. Fresh Lorse manure should| The colt's hoofs must be given con- |tary. They require a great deal of wa Clocks. ..... .$1,50 to $2.25 || Pennants. .25¢ to $1.19 not be used. Manure should be sup- | stant attention from the time the colt ter, and when it can be had I feed lots Pin Trays Purses. .. -50¢ to §5.00 _What “ Is plemented svith acid phosphate at the | is foaled until it reaches maturity. |of milk also. Nour milk is best, but Perfume Bottles Pin Sets 0Oc to 50c rate of 400 to GUO pounds per acre. | Even then they need considerable at-|sweet milk is good, but do not change Combs. . Suit Cases. . . .10 to $8.50 Years ago, before teleph This may be applied in the row and | tention. Often during colthood the feet | from sour to sweet, or vice versa, be- Desk Sets. . Traveling Bags.$]1.98 to $10.75 g0, before telephone mixed with tte soil, or balf of it may | are left to care for themselves. This | cause it will bring bad results {2 con: Trays....... ...35¢c to $4.50 | Lingerie Clasps. .....pair 25¢ communication was practica- be broadcast aud balf applied in the lect results in later life in many of Mapicure Sets. ...35¢ to $5.98 | Georgette Crepe Waists. .$5,95 ble beyond local service, this . peel 8 .n later Hie Y of | tigued long. Toilet Sets to........ .$15.00 || Crepe de Chine Waists Silk Camisolesc..........50¢ Satin Camisoles. .98¢ to $1.48 Boudoir Caps......15¢ Fountain Pens..$1,00 totizw FOR THE BOYS Shaving Sets_ . $4.85 to $8.50 Military Sets . $1.48 to $5.00 Tie Pins Fountain Pens_ $1.00 to .....25¢ to-$1.19 BOYS’ STRAW HATS 10c. 15¢.. 25¢. 33c. 50c Big line CHILDS’ AND MISSES’ Straw Hats and Outing Hats CHILDREN’S DRESSES 2% to 6 years 48c. 59¢. 63c to 98¢ _—— GIRLS’ DRESSES p 6 to 14 years All good styles and under Cut the tubers to the same size of | tendons are yet plastic. lex- Cuft Links 10c to $1.25 || Pennants o plece, planting the small ones whole. e enemy of youth; good comp e ke o IIIMII.I 'mflm__ The rate of planting should be fifteen |. Killing Cabbage Worms. ::ms 1and iog: : hma::‘i d’-::; :mti{oin“ys- per box, . . . . .85¢ 1;“59 R ....25¢ to 50 q::'ono and Telegraph Com- to twenty bushels when seed is at a | The green worms on cabbage plants ag:e&:eml‘:isdneys active if you Belts © o8 s .Bfifoohwss& Sutt ec::lsgas o8 sl%msm.?s pany, now form a nation- normal price. With seed very high in | are the larvae of the white and yellow | § 00 S0 S S0l e na Took Book Racks """ $1.98 to $2.98 || Watches . '’ $i.00 —_ wide telephone organization price cut the pieces smaller and reduce | butterflies that hover over the fields. young. Letter Openers " .309¢ to $1.00 || Watch Fobs 2 known as the Bell System. the rate per acre to ten bushels. These buttertlies lay their eggs on the Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tie Clasps. .. . . . 10¢, 250, $1.25 || Neckties i i Early varieties cannot be recom- |cabbages; the eggs hatch out, and the [} mea 5 delicious drink brewed Knives . . . ... ... 40c to 98¢ || Pullman Slippérs 98¢ There are now nearly 10.- mended except for home use. The most | result is the green worm. When the from herbs and leaves, relieves Searchlights ...50c to 98c Il Safety Razors $1.00 to ~ ek cultivations. The field should be har- | the rate of four ounces to eight gallons 25¢c. 33c. 50c. 98c priced ‘ rowed once or twice with a spike tooth | of water is preferred. This is effective EAL BILLIARD ?Amns B - 50¢ to $1.48 — gy N\ harrow before the potatoes are up jand with some fo s finds less objec- In B;Od'lcleall;fl‘l!mdmem 4 \ ] B When the stalks are small the cultiva itiou.—Amermnu Agriculturist. ool or 8 LADIES’ OUTING HATS ‘7 = 50c. 75c. 85c. 98¢ LADIES’ HOUSE APRONS , e T T G i and Dresses. You must seo ¢ = Reduced prices on many trim- these at med Hats 59¢c. 73c. 98c. ete. L) *Gossard" Model $4.98 for ... ....... 8098 || — $898 HOT . (it $1.98 HAMMOCKS Front Lace Corsets ¢ Brassiers $1.98 for ... ... ... 98¢ Biggest line shown at : $1.48, $1.69. $1.98. $2.48 and at w—' at A= o T || All new g?»ttt(?mss'r?gd wo are LJ L4 . Special Lot of sure will please you and save s you money. A $2.50 to $5.00 Exclusive Women's and Misses Quter Apparel 50c to $3.50 HAT TRIMMINGS p, i Phone 850 H, H,-COMINSKYMgr. Bemidji, Minn, 1. : of all kinds ‘ Saturday-—close out at OIL CLOTH ’ P ’ ; 19¢ and 39 Standard grn;e,zg:r price omeéen S an ISSES B N . ad 7 ; A SPECIAL SATURDAY ? . ' ’ HAIR RIBBONS Spring Dress Goods . R ’ Extra values at 26¢ and 2!;; regular, on sale ‘ 25c and 29¢ i 3 j B J Worth much more than our e e s e o e - . | : , - B REED BABY CABS . ‘ g Special Saturday =——————— $19.75. $21.50. | ) SATURDAY ST Spectal) Lot All kinds of nast?y gzaftgoand 2 GLASSWARE gutggldcs. Special prices on ¢ ’ 15¢, 19¢, 25¢ values aturday. — Silk Skirts at $4.95 S t t $11v95 SATURDAY Special : 1 o UI s a CHOICE 9c Skirts of Taffeta and Satin in | gujts of Sergfé .‘;)Goggn ]";Illd kGabar- - - 211?3030];?2;1% x!lxlx!u,.:rixmé}t::%gg Black, Plaids and Stripe, belted and | dine in sizes 16-36-38. ack, navy ’ ket id Vpl d s to $8 and checks. Included in this iot are PATRIOT GOODS FOR 5 ’ Tiew, (pucket a0can. ve'ng " | a few Taffeta suits in black ouly. MEMORIAL DAY ELECTRIC TUNGSTEN i Special— Sold formerly up to $22.50. et e e ki $4 95 $11 95 white and blue silk with silk || 25 watt . . . . . . .. 25¢ ’ i tassels. Used also for middies 40 watt ... ... ..25¢ ‘ Each. 10c. 15¢ 60 watt ... ......... 35¢ s Novelties New Wash Skirts Gabardines, Corduroys, Piques and $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, $4.00 Suits at 31950 Tailored suits of Serge, Gabardine and Novelties in Black, Navy, Green, Checks and gold belted and plain tailored models. merly at $25, $30, $35— Sold for- New Coats .Coats of Velour, Tweeds, Serge and Pop- lin. The newest season’s showing, formerly to $27.50—Special $19.50 sold $1.25, $1.50 to $5 Everything that is new WAIST SASH CORDS—Red, white and blue, very nice, each 50c ENAMELED Flags, Pins and Buttons ... ..., 5¢ and 10c Enameled Flag Brooches, 25¢ Silk Flags, .. ... 10c. 15¢. 50¢c 5¢ to 15¢ This is cheap ...$2.98, $3.21. $3.65 M— 98c. $1.20. $1.45 Boilers Tubs Irouing Boards, . $1.20, $2.25 Day, tnis should be your store. Get Wall Paper Sample Book. Cet our prices on Coaster Wagons and Express Wagons Clothes Baskets 75¢, $1.98 . Sizes to fit everybody. $19 .50 All kinds of muslin flags || Wringers $2.98, $3.48, $3.90 : : 10c to 750 and w Lungh dBa.skfets" i‘:dd Picnic ‘ . A few 5x8 flags, warrented fast gocs ot 8 nes: 9 ’ L i 1 S colors, each $3.95 Women's & Misses New Smocks and Middie e | at Ribbons, red white and blue || For all your needs for Memorial | — House Dresses 89¢ of Gingham and Percale Regular $1.25 Note change of time, store hours 7:30 . m., to 7:30 p. m. for summer Junior's Coats Small Women’s and Junior’s Coats in sizes 14-15-16-17, in checks and serge materials, belted models. Sold formerly at $8, $10. Special— $6.95 | IIlIlIlIIIIIIIlllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIHIlIIlIlIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImIII|IIIIlIIIHIIIllIlIIlIIIIIIIllllllllllllIIIIlIIIIIIIlIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIlIIlIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlI The Real Service Store Garison of Gourse | The Variety Store Man On Beltrami Ave. Kimonas at $1.29 - Regular $1.50 quality A 0000000 000 1] LY