Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 29, 1917, Page 2

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TUESDAY. MAY 29. 1617. THE BEMIDJI PIONEER P! HELLO UUDGE! YOU CUGHT Y PIONEER |CAMP BREAKFAST 70~ PEFLE RS ~Yyou ‘BE SERVED SENIORS| | s . ARE. INTERESTED IN._ ¥ “~ The faculty of ‘thé-high-school will| - TASTED-ANYAS Q0ODAS THIS) F=——"" - : TELEPHONB 933 entertain the graduating class at a VEB COT--TRY W2 : :}ntmm ornipg at - 33 ;’g‘?l h km%‘hedhu is T en! y hew the’'stndents are ] kingg: fol ufifi%fi? 1!’;l with a ; S R : 3 at deal of emfhusi d inter-} ¥ : : Antgihette -4 , : Miss] i - . ez Foster ‘and’ Miss Lola!Brodkorb § i d 9 4 = in“charge-of the-enteftainment. |- 4 . . : Reh 2, k 4 . . N COMMERCIAL CLUB LUNCHEON TOMORROW i i Gne yoar..............8600 Onme year...............$400 Thres months.......—. 185 Three months “ 100 Onemonth. . w.meocm. A5 it & Omo woek ..ooovione . 18 ) THE WEEKLY PIONEER p Ten pages, containing & summary of the news of the week. Pub- lished every Thursday and sent postage paid to any address for, in The Daily Pioneer i3 & member of the United Press Association, ana fs represented for foreign advertising by th . A 'ITS worth your while ‘to get what good ™ tobaceo Owing to tomorrow being Memor- ial day there will be no lunch served at the Commercial club rooms, as many of the Merchants lmciuion\ judges say about.W-B CUT, and to notice the way ““men are-changing-over to it. Talk it over with some one who chews W-B CUT—there’s ‘something sound: and fundamental about the tobacco. It’s not gummy v.mlr syrup; ‘just tobacco throughiand through . —and mighty rich, sappy leaf at:that—shredded and lightly salted to bring out the good fobacco taste. Madi by WEYMAN-ERUTON COMPANY, 1107 Brosdwsy, New Yak Ciy will close their stores at 11 o’clock until 4 o’clock. NORMAL STUDENTS ENJOY WEINER ROAST ON- LAKE They are used in every line: of business by Salesmen, Of- fice Men, Doctors, Lawyers, Ministers, Students—by ev- eryone who must have a book After a strenuous day spent in writing final “exams,” the members of the Bemidji Normal department, including their instructor, Miss Hog- lung, enjoyed a weiner and marsh- mallow roast at Diamond Point Mon- day evening. AND APPEARANCE. Sheets can be obtained any- OFFICIALS ON BUSINESS s F I y N @S B time, ruled in eight styles.. The Clearwater county board of y B [ Bound in best quality Flex- - commissioners and county auditor jble Black Levant Grain Cow-, were in Bemidji today on business. — hide, with Black Linings. * EXPEDITION IS SAFE ' THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER (By United Press) New York, May 29.—All members of the McMillan expedition to Crock- erland are safe, according to a cable from Shetland Islands today. Wool Bunting Flags 214xd ft $3.50 Wool Bunting Flags 21,5 ft. $5.00 Wool Bunting Flags 4x6 ft. $8.00 Woo Bunting Flags 8x12 ft. $25.00 To Prevent Old Age Silk Flags 24x36 inches. . . . ..$3.00 . 7 onl!/@ = Sik Flags 7x10 inches........ 3 o e Com:@_ Too Soon! |} Bl e 70 e i h::; poisons in the blood are thrown - “eloth . fl.‘?ul for such products. If we wish to_ prevent old coming too soon and in-' | emn’ouichgzufornfiénglite,fieu‘hould e Pioneer Office drink ty of pure water and take a little ::'ig.’.’ ln)l')& t%e world-famed Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, N. Y. . When: suffering from: backache; fre- quent or scanty urine, rheumatic pains bere or there, or - that constant tired, NSCRIPT INCOMES T et o 0 mersy 1o, obtain come isorders is merely to ol co INCo! a little Anuric from your nearest drug- ! gist and you will quicl notice the grand |- Is our congress going to say that it is only the lives of our boys that|results. You will find it thirty-seven® are owing to their country in this crisis? Is there something yet more/|times more potent _than lithia, n':;‘lshlt T 2 T : 1 ° : s PP precious that must not be laid on the altar? Is the wealth of our money |it dissolves uric acid as hot water does, “ [ ” Jords too sacred to be touched without gilt-edged notes, bonds and usury? ot ese - "3 Perish the thought! Will red blooded Americans who are ready to = 3 N o we o ¥ o give their lives for their country consent to give those lives in defense of ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Ofl‘ering you their “good-perVice" and spending money to tell this commun- the money bags of the Shylocks? Not unless those bags are opened wide ity about themselves. Why not call thel_ll up‘.’ KR RFAEXREERWTTREETT LR PEE TR R XA R ERE to.the country’s needs. & \BAG hnbc e ® PERSTR— S * Y Minn.—-"flvu_tmtyyfi Two thousand years ago a poor woman dropped into the contribu- fie‘ll'nm to % KOORS BROTHERS CO. +x DRUGS AND JEWELRY &% q‘mmmmm *® kept | d Retallers &% Groceries, Dry. Goods, Sboes, & Read Daily ricneer Wantads tion chest her “mite”—but it was her all. At .the same. time. the rich and powerful gave princely sums, yet the Master Teacher declared her I%w : ‘u:‘:‘:t::"a:“ J:::oh :: Service and satisfaction. Mail #% Flour, Feed, etc. The = & - gift to be greater than theirs. & Ice Cream, Bakery Goods, %k Orders given that same ser- ¥& careful buyers * Many a s:srrowing mother will be called upon in the days to come ot T had » coin & Confectionery,Cigarsand % vice you get in person. x p buy here. * for her “mite”—her brave young son Fathers are asked to surrender &« Fountain Goods ¥ BARKER'S ¥ W. G. SCHROEDER * the sons upon whom they hoped to lean in the helplessness of age. Arel|! % 315 Minn. Ave. Phone 136 &% Third St. Bemidji, Minn. &% Bemidji Phowe 65 ¥ these sacrifices to be made that the miser’s hoard may be safe? s s i ”””"“"".’qqggqqg’fig{’j’tlCC{CCCCCI”". Conscript !ncomes! Conscript wealth wherever found, if necessary, 3 fi'nfiddjelilen‘::; PR AR EERRT & PP P e e E e ETRE EEEESER SRR S A 2 2 0 0 to the prosecution of the war. . I it certainly has & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS &% L 2] * In God’'s name, are the plutocrats who have fattened on the public 3 S he']ped.l.'.ne ugh x Wholesale and Retail an L 13 DEAN LAND CO. * for generations to still be regarded as a “privileged class’” when the life I do mot;suffer with hmw;‘:;%i’l’:;g X Planos, Organs and Sewing #% PHOTOGRAPHER ¥ * oflous, natk.m . ‘.ls people are at stake? at all or any other ailment which I have * Machines #% Photos Pay and Night 4% Land, Loans, Insurance * Conscript the l.ncomes! Let the Shylocks lay their wealth where the |} on other women to have at this time & 117 Third St. Bemidji &% N. L. HAKKERUP £ 2 and City Property * poor man lays his life. gml.g:’ Ili‘at'c’:ritgehd to re;:to‘l;;]mel}d n?:o & Phone 673-W o +«¥& Troppman Block Bemidji & have ufe People’s Common Sense Medical - J. BISIAR, Manager xx . _«E - = YES, THEM WUZ THE DAYS, BO Adviser, which I appreciate very much.” B R R B R R R E bt Dol bl b bl i —Mpgs. GERTRUDE DBuszarp, 614 N, It wouldn’t hardly ‘be fair to the council that tried so hard to give back a bunch of money to a lot of booze purveyors in violation of the law to infer that they intended to do other than was just and proper, and so the proprietors of ‘the wet works wouldn't feel bad and injure warm friendships. No, that would hardly be fair. It was indeed unfortunate . . . that the council wasn't able to perform such patriotic service for their D t b t d E 1 ly friends. ew ls rl u e xc uslve Yes, them wuz the days, bo. IHo, Hum! Up to the present time the country as a whole has been practically Wa I . to Readers Of sleeping with regard to the war. But we will awake with a sudden start . when the selective draft hegins to draw our own sons and brothers to the trenches. There will be no lack of interest from then on. Once thor- i [ [N ] 4 oughl nsed to the sericusness of the situation, the American people s will we in with sleeves up and stick until the last dog is hung. R < there 3 m 1 a few booze grafters didn’t arrogate the === v doggzone please and it is regrettable mo ety conneils that aid and abet the game in every tie booze gang is to blame for the up- eradicating the poilution from their home I HE WORLD A A A S Nothing Omitted. Everything shown—mountain heights, temperatures, distances, divisions of land, cities, towns, a lot of future trouble if it clamps the villages, rivers, roads and railroads. Easy to use and needed daily in home and office. le of home consumption. The farmer, CONTENTS ould be guaranteed p reasonable and 1er should be amply protected against principal railroads Western Russia, Poland and the Russo-Ge: Frontier, show- ing Height of Land, covering in detail the northern part courer pr gengi I where he belongs. d price hooster should be kicked to hades, ntral and Western Europe, showing ce and international boundaries. The entire war area Certain newspaper writers appear to be much exercised over how the of “Eastern Front.” former czar's two daughters are to obtain suitable husbands, now that ot Gortinental Kurope. tet. Balkan States, showing Height of Land, covering in detail the Nicholas is just plain Mr, Romanoff. But decent men are plentiful in Western Europe, showing BB"eszg?&?e;ngovsv:: y Lanes. southern part of “Eastern Front. this world, more so in the “Mr.” class than in tirat infested by kings, em- Racial Map of Europe, showing Fortifi Dalmatia and the Austro-Italian Frontier, showing Height of 5 - Belgi d the F o-German Frontier, showing Height Land, covering in detail the *“Trentino, Ttalia Ir- Dt eleium and the R estorn Front.” redenta” and the Adriatic shores. Asia Minor, showing Height of Land, covering European and Northeastern France, showing Height of Land in the more Asiatic_Turkey fncluding Mesopotamia and the Cau- HIIHIN | important part of the “Western Front” from Arras to casian Front. Nancy. United States.A howing New Departmental boundaries, of P Pos- Aruy, Army Posts, Naval Stations, ete. The World on Mercator’s Projection, showing Colonial : i , with steamship routes Canada, Provinces in colors, railroads, cities, towns, ete. BEM|DJI HORSE MARKET sessions of all the Great Powers, P Mexico. State boundaries, railroads, rivers. cities, towns, ete. and distances, wireless stations, etc. We Buy and Sell Horses, Harnesses and Vehicles. MAIL ORDERS A BIG BARGAIN . e One Coupon from g _ Will be filled to terms explained in coupon printed e_luw!eren this paper this paper and only 5c : Out of town readers include cost of postage as explained in coupon. Orders by Mail add three cents extra for . postage Moberg Construction Company CLIP TODAY’S COUPON TODAY MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED LT T L LT Telsphens 273 8ermidjl, Minn. ; DU DU B UL UL UL —

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