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

THE BEMIDJI DA(LY PIUNEER featuring the famous “Fatty” Ar- THE BE“ lDJl DA'LY PIONEER buckle; “The Snow’hclu;e" wiRth Ford c terling, and “A oat Romeo,” t—— PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY——— ?flifll ghester COllk“lgl. With this THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. . array of talent, laughs should come G. E. CARSON : E. H. DENU |at the rate of one a minute for an hour and a half. KX XXX KKK KK GEIB & LEIBSLE *if’ifi’f"fi'fl': DE. 7. W, DIEPRICH : <+« LB R R R L EE R E LR R R R R ITS x x # Office O’Leary-Bowser Bldg. x * A. V. GARLOCK, M. D. Y ECEEEIEETRER S T * DR. G. M. PALMER e x DENTIST . % Office Phons 124, Residence 346 & x Mtles Block, Bemidji *® IR R R R E R R R R R RN I R R R R R R R R RN . A. DANNENBERG First- National Bank Bldg. I remove the cause of acute x * x TELEPHONE 22 Architects and Engineers SEECIALIST * EYE EAR NOSE THROAT Office Phone 376-W 4 OWN A Ph-pe 123 Markham Bldg. * Glasses Fitted Res, Phone 376-R * Entered at the postoffice at Bemidji, Minn., as second-class matter 2 f | XK KKK KKK KKK KK .- Gibbons Bldg. Phone 105 I E PR REE RS R R R R & under act of Congress of March 3, 1879. wOodstock LR R R R R EEEERE R R R TIM SMART DRAY AND TRANZFER Safe and Piano Moving Res. Phone 68 818 America Oftice Phone 12 No attention paid to anonymous contributions. Writer's name must |} It is a better typewriter be known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. Guaranteed for 2 years. Communications for the Weekly Pioneer should reach this office not MODEL 4 MODEL 5 later than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue. Qlseases S EREEREEERRRRR R ¢ $68.00 $100.00 _ R LI IS "Z’n;;’:;;mn MppapaepepepepepepepepeR SUBSCRIPTION RATES B o JB 35 ow B flawxwrwnmn | IOIS, 1130.6 1-8 %% DR.D,L STANTON % BY CARRIER BY MAIL per month. |per month. DR. E. A, SHANNON, M. D. Phone 406.W x DENTIST * CASH PRICE SOME LESS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON e P Oftice in Winter Block * Omeyear ..............$500 Oneyear..............$4.00 e g 20 Oftice in Mayo Block AR AR KRR REK Six months S ths 2.00 Bemidji Pioneer Phone 922 R R SIS T e mont cee 11X mon! eeean cenees @ Phone 396 Res. Phone 397 & R A A e Three months . . Three months .......... 1.00 KRR R KKK KX NK DR. R. E. RICHARDSON . TUOMY e g‘:mmkfl‘“- Wostdi w,dm' R R R R R R R R R R - l%ENTIST il e nngirr{hn - e Week ........... orldly fsdom. ce: Toppman oc] “Now that my engagement to Edgar I.one 180-J Bemidji, Minn ® North of Markham Hotel * THE WEEKLY PIONEER 15 broken off I wonder if he will ask me DR. C. R. SANBORN % Gibbons Block. Tel 330 & PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Ten pages, containing a summary of the nmews of the week. Pub- Ol sities Diock ’ R R E e R R Lished every Thursday and sent postage paid to any address for, in LR E R EEE R SRR R RS to return the jewels that he gave me.” “If he doesn't ask for them I'd send [ EE S SRS R0 R 88 KEEAKR KKK XRE k o e on 5 R Y0 rerenpu—— the back , for in th: I EE R R R R SRR R R R ] q advance ...........c.ciinnnnne. $1.50 th:;l']re:fitg:m(;:g' or hat case il A e o GRAEAI!I‘A%%MGI x B s - OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS s DR. L. A. WARD Miles Block Phone. 560, & OSTEOPATHIC . PHYSICIAN : PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON * AND SURGEON I R R E R R R R R T SRR \MK&%E%QBJLI N Office Phone 3-R Res. 99-J Buite 10 O'Leary-Bowser Bldg & x Office Phome 153 . KA AR R AR R RE R KRN KRR XKXKERE RS The Daily Pioneer is a membeér of the United Press Association, and 18 represented for foreign advertising by JOE N E Troppman Block Bemidji, Minn. I E R R ERRRERR R RN (22222 R S S A SRIIZ2222 R EEEEE R R EREEERE NN I Z 2 2R 2R R EREEEEREEEEERERE RN EERRE] L A R R A A A A A R R A R i R R R R R R R R R R Irvine Ave. R R R R R R R R R .."’:d.s::‘:,."*,‘, * J.wmm'mwgm : General offices in New York and Chicago, branches in all principal Cities. DR E H SMITH P bbb 2 Suld [N ey ik g el . ¥ 2 _| Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-face, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON * _DRS. GILMORE & McCANE: e west of Troppman Store & to try a remedy for freckles with the Office Security Bank Block %« PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS * Phone No. 309 s “PIONEER” WILL PRINT THE NEWS guarantee of a reliable dealer that it IERE R R R RERERE R ERRIN] Offico—Miles Block . , | b "m‘“t?"i’%‘”:;”‘;”::':“ R R R R R R R R R R IT R R PR R RN TEYI R IbE Rl b b h b bl - removes the freckles; while oes 3 It isn’t that the Ploneer is attempting to promote a “reform” cam- |give you a clear complexion the ex- DR. EINER lom:)" : : AREREELAR N B X 4’: * * Daign nor anything like ome, when it gives publicity to what is being |pense is trifiing. PHYBICIAN AND SURG! p NEER | THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER done .in cleaning up a lot of disreputable booze joints practically on top | , SImPIy et an ounce of othine— Bemidjf, Minn. x ’I’HE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEE double strength—from any druggist of the city of Bemidj, not at all. and a few applications should :show But the fact remains that the Pioneer has been threatened for what you how easy it is to rid yourself of it has done along this line and the Pioner feels that it has a say coming :}xtelhomelyl lr‘eckles ;:d l;etul !:::!:; ul complexion. re e ot - s o and intends to eay eo right out loud. No coercion from any chuckle than one ounce needed for the worst| He—You say you like a manly man. “Why, oh, why,” remarked the ob- | A certain New York restaurant has = . headed, peanut brained individual nor individuals who wouldn’t have case. What is your idea of a manly man?| oo "o P TG things, “Will & | b . for its high prices. At i enough to dot the “1" in their names if all their brains turned to ink, | ' Be sure to usk the druggist for the| She—Well, for instance, one who |Server O events u delight when 'she mme enfsnco s an fust liaing, BaE S goes, and in this the Pioneer is8 clearly within its rights. double stlrenztllldotl:.l::rfls t’l:?niseefl(lj goesnt sltnyk flm'l stay 'n;ld_ stay jJust | o8 & bat in a milliner's window: and ing paid his bill, was recently over- The calibre of the so-called clubs is such they dare mot show their | Prescription soid usder guarantce of oo 10 thry b EIrl 107t SODE | 4rown when she sees the same hat on | heard to ask the waiter, “I say, do you face in any decent community. Not on your life. They locate themselves freckles.—Ady. ber neighbor’s head ?’ charge anything for going out?” in obscure, out of the way places where they think their nefarious prac- tices will not become &0 well known and in this they are like the ostrich | which sticks its head in the sand and thinks no one can see him. Not only is it a booze selling game but it is freely commented upon by those “in the know” that it is a case of political control in townships and in other forms of government. Now don’t get excited anybody and “blow up” for the Pioneer knows exactly what it’s talking about. And that’s another thing that’s going to be given attention one of these glad- some days. Nome of this “boo” stuff scares anybody we know of, and the decent people are thanking God for it. R R N N R R R R R R R R R A R R R R T 2 2 LR R R R R R R R L L b e e Dt T 2R PR R R R L T2 2 3 X BELT | LLAROUND | SUITS Notice the words we've empha- sized in the heading “all around” expresses the “ready for every occasion” idea in these Hart Schaffner & Marx Sport Suits $20, $22, $25 You can wear them almost anywhere; for % , that early morning “hike”; for business; g for sport; for semi-dress affairs and you’ll “"fi':‘&”"’ always look right and feel nght For breezy, comfortable, spirited style, you can't find anything better than these fine suits. And value---well come in and see it for yourself. That’s all we ask. Summer Needs Light, airy Shirts in all Oxforde call for Silk Hose. the new patterns They’re here in all lor: $1.50 w i ’5853 ahd more New Neckwear, the very KNOX Summer Straws. latest arrivals in stripes, We're showing a big line of solid colors; live ones at Straw Hats at 45¢ and up $1, 82, $3 and $5 ‘5 THE QUALITY STORE Thi§ Store Is Headquarters for Summer Clothes DON'T RETRENCH If folks generally, simply because the war is on, believe they should Tetrench rigidly in their personal expenditures, wear their old clothes, buy no new furniture for their homes, hoard their cash, postpone new buildings, stop the constuction of roads and other public works, they are putting the emergency brake on national prosperity, at a time when our nation’s future may depend on national prosperity, Warning along this line is timely, because some folks, even high in ‘official circles, have given this subject too little serious thought and are making the mistake of advising curtailment of all expenditures of what- ever nature, stern retrenchment and rigid economy. Some states and municipalities are stopping road building and other public work. Some folks are hoarding cash when gilt-edged securities are avail- able in any quantity. Some factories even are closing down in the pres- ence of urgent demand for almost everything that machinery and labor can make; a tendency is shown to withhold the purchase of anything be- yond the actual necessities of life. H. Mayne Stanton, editor of the Bemidji Sentinel, and Mrs. Stanton have our heartfelt sympathy in the loss of their few hours old babe yes- terday morning. We notice that there is not quite so much four flushing in certain circles of late and for some time in the past. Even the strutting of a pea- cock becomes tiresome in time. Um! They say a certain local bachelor of many winters is begin- ning to perk up. Young men will soon be scarce, you know. When the boys get back from France the fellow who was taken by the slack of the pants and literally kicked into the trenches will be the ‘biggest hero of them all—by his own words! d e s{ 3 Pershing has made quite a hit in England and France. Here's hop- i ing his next score will be at the expense of the enemy. (£ 1 st LTI LT T G T Illg site? A location for a fine residence? Or just a place for a cozy little home’ WE HAVE THE LOTS Pick_yours out and call on our local agent, T. C. Bailey, Post Offire Block. for prices and June discount. What kind of a lot are you looking for? A good business EASY PAYMENTS GRAND TONIGHT Charley Chaplin in his latest Mu- wealthier sister, Helen. Shirley SPECIALS TI I E ATE RS prove that she had poisoned her hus- self» through hypnotic power. In an Suits. ordinarly sold for $20 and 525, pictures, has a role full of the great-|of having saved her sister from un- 9, the usual skill she displays in her|tual-Special comedy “The Cure” will sPecIal [BOy s All Wool sults _ TOWNSITE COMPANY Cap. Nat Bank Blde. St. Paul. Mi wants to warn her sister, but is i s 3 THURSDAY ---FRIDAY --- SATURDAY band. Halsted is later led to congess that REX TOMORROW A - Gladys Brockwell, the famous emo- | attempt to escape he is killed. Shir- which we still offer at est possibilities in “Her Temptation” | merited punishment. her latest feature which appears at aristry, Miss Brockwell succeeds in|be seen at the Grand tonight in con- o . . - getting every corner of the charac-lnection with a two-part comedy With lined Knicker Pants, $2 95 $5 and $6 values at............ . Minnesota, LT MIWMMIIM stopped by Halsted, who says he can \{ 150 Men and Young Men’s he had brought about this death him- we have abo“t tional actress of the William Fox |ley remains happy in the knowledge $10.00 the Rex theater tomorrow. With ter she plays and in vividly showing | drama, “Shorty Grabs the Bullion its many sides to the public. Thieves,” featuring Shorty Moreland (Miss Brockwell) but he learns that /she has e tana_enme " Laa Ui il LA CRRRRR (T e T T T T Defective |