Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 7, 1918, Page 4

¢ sects. .. Insects sometimey erawl into, the, ear nd cause pain. The best way;to re: move_ the . offender is ,to.pour,a, few drops; of sweet or; qlive, oil .Into the ear to clog the wings and stop, their fluttering ;;, then, . with. great . cire, iyringe the ear with warm water, holds Ing, the howl under the ear so.that it |. will press the ear. gently back, whiie the sufferer’s head should, incline a lit- tle over, the bowl. .After the insect s removed, saturate 8. bit of cotton with' the oll and insert in.the ear, to r 3 for-a day,.;; - i CLASSIFIED FOR SALE——;gmarac and jackpine in, 16-inch-lengths; : wilk ‘deliver to’'any part of city; also hay and gtraw. - 'Reeves & Reeves;,” Phone 20. 1222t FOR SALE—Two sets Eenvyfioflnleas Ole Gennis, phone 289-W. 6d19 FOR SALE—Seasoned oak' 'wood, 4 < foot, $7 per cord; phone 4!‘:%“ o FOR,RENTE%«; Park Hotel, fur- nished complete,: and well steam heated . throughout . .the . whole building; 27 sleeping rooms, din-| - ing room, sitting room .and kitch-| en; will rent to the right parties. This hotel is doing &, good ‘busi~ ness. Will give lease to suit rent- er. Here is your chance. to. get into. business_for a little money. “Reason for renting; I am_going to v;ork to}'h :llxe government 1a'. o harness. husinges.,. This notice, g;m';ppefl-_ ‘only. mfi. § 78 &cb H enson, owner, Bemidj. ., . 2-16 . It you want some very good | up-| land hay at $23.00 per ton, write M. .| Dysethe, Crookston, Minn.—Adyv. . : Lriasobinio witlinie i A1ELE FOR RENT—Four-room house, 1231 Dewey Ave. A. Klein. 6-110 FOR RENT—Modern room, 516 Be- midji avenue. cor e 122782 FOR RENT—6 room house in good -condition, 1-2 - mile east of Nymore.|. fRussian Floors. The finest floors. are said to be;seen | in_Russian. bouses. . For, those ofthe | highest grade, tropical. woods are ex-: .| clusively, .employed.; Fir and:pine are | never used, as.in consequence:of their sticky, character -they attract and re- tain dust, and..dirt, and thereby soon become blackened. Pitch: pine, too, is likely .to :shrink, even, after belng: well:| ‘gpasoned.. - The. mosaic wood “floors-in | Russia. are often. of . extraordinary beauty.. 1. 71 gt (1S - PULLING POWER OF HORSES o Are Doing b 1f You Business ~ With Mail Order Concerns. . I yoware, sending your:cash ot of town—doing business w1tK mail ordgf‘concgms— mum about' the growth—the indus-, tries—the advantages or beauty of the town. - You have no boast coming. It is'a good town. not, because of you, but in spite of you. - o }f You are not a Home Trader You aroa ~* Traitor fo the Best Interests of iho Town = = This community is made up of individuals. Its prosperity Wood free, phone 431-J. 3d15 depends on sndividual effort. If you send your maney away for.goods PORVRENT. iurnishad: all: midest that can be purchased /ere, you injure the town—and youpself. |~ - FOR RENT-SBirGHy Toders Foom, | When you buy from a maii order concern—your money is L B DT gone for good. Not one red cent of it every comes-back:. . None of FOR RENT-—Modern furnished room, it pays for taxes. None of-it paya store rent, clerk hire—or does a blesse.d b one of the dozens of things abcqm‘phshed by heme-spent micney. | ULV heated, with connecting bath at 1119 Beltrami avenue, phone 444. s i e & 4 ArPm P aatr. : sl Suppose everyone in this city sent away for’ their ‘mer- chandise. The town would go to rack and ruin. ' You wouldn’t be able to give property away. There would be little , employment " for labor. Schools—churches—everything of apublic nature would ke stripped to poor-- house poverty. There’s no reason why anyone should; Geal with mail order concerns. Your home town mexchant carries the best grades of merchandis on the market. The& are goods of d' merit. They are sold at practically one price the world over.. You know you &te getting fwlf value in. quality. The biggest manufacturers i the country nsire with their, trademarks. Your purchases.are protec There isno buying dissatisfactio: —long waits—long distance return ‘costs—or delivery charges. : 467 Your “dealer apprec 2 07 B B ihiewe, rors Cotuay + & very, interesting experiment has| pecently been concluded in California to etarmine UM NOW.Tuuch .a horse pulls whes hé draws a ton. - PP - draught team ' was used for " this purpose. The horses welghed 1,600 .pounds: ‘each. - -They ‘were hitched to Ben Davis Origin Unknown. The Ben Davis'is 'soniétimes thought to'have originated in Indiang, but hor- tlcultural ' writérs say its grigin’ may nevér 'be known. It “is ‘supposed . to have come into the world ‘about the | middle of ' the 'last: century. It was well' known 'tn° Civil’ war times, and it Is related that it migrated westward' from. Virginia,-Kentucky- and - Tennes- see. It ylelds well in a vast territory ntic to the Pacific. A pattern album 1S u! o th woman who does much.crocheting and Enittip, for; nsf,ndgs{bie a sample '{of each-plece worked 18 fastengd into 8 large blank book, with the directions written beeath or opposite. A note of LOST—Female mnfl oall Tag- ley & Wold; reward offered. : 6d18 LOST—-Lavaliere; finder 'please re- turn to 1019 Beltrami avenue for reward. 3d17 WANTED—Maid . at . Lake . Julia| Sanatorium, Puposky, Minn. In- quire Pioneer Office.’ 3-17 FOUNDy-Knitted helmet.. Owner may have same by proving " 'property and paying for this ad. Pioneer .. Oftice. 3 i 3-18 WANTED—Two day hell, boys _ at Markham hotel at once.. ' Referen- - ces required. 1-17 L% Portrait of Wesley. i * The ‘portraft of John Wesley is now «n the possession of an art collcctor in 3] | Philadelphia., The ‘picture is one iof +'the finest that'came from the brush of the famous George Rommey. In- this :onn;::tlon it Is Interesting to note that | NOTICE OF HEARING ‘ON. PETI- or the portrait, measuring 80 inghes by 24 Inches, ‘and its frime, the artist g’ngO E];ISSOLVE Tk B ‘tharged, but 40 pounds,... J1_EXPLOITATION. COM- " 2 ) PANY, A CORPORATION. TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF, and all other persons in any way. inter- &ei;ed in the ‘above named 'corpora- n: s WHEREAS, 'a petition for an or- der ‘of ‘the District' Court, in and for the County of Beltrami Mianesota, reciates your patronage. ' He puts forth; every effort to Aold your trade. He becomesintimately acquainted with your likes and dislikes—consequently can serve you it the most satisfac. tory manner. And to top-off all of these important advantages=your local’ merchant can save you money. viio o (1o ssabieny ‘By all means talk up your town—but first win the right to speak by spending your money at home.' It is the solid wortk of home- speit money —not words that establishes the public wealth and welfare of the community. i ) , 5 Dosnate to the good of the town by trading IN fown—and get the greatest, value for. your dollars......- The Calumet Baking Powder Company On Btate Highi Colorado 8Springs to ah, ordinary farm wagon," aad;pulled a.load of 6,000 pounds over different kinds- of roads. The wagon was & standard farm wagon with steel axles of equal. length, wheels- 88 -and-46 inches in diameter, and four-inch tires, A recording dynamometer, known as the g:‘n itype;; was used to:register the frictive force of the team. “This 1 ment makes a record of the re- sistance on a strip of paper under a recording, pencil, and after: the test, the total pull of the team can be read off- 111’ pounids. - The record of ‘the test 18" o follows: On a concrete road, unsurfaced, in excellenit ‘condition, ‘the" total pull on the load wag 83 pounds, or 27,6 pounds On a concrete road with thrée-eighth: inch surface of asphaltic oll and screenings, road in excellent condition, the total pull Was'147.6 pounds or 49.2 pounds.per ton. 2 On the. ordinary macadam road in excellént condition, the total pull was 103 potinds. or :64,8 pdunds per:ton, . i For & graveled rond, compact, and in good condition, the total pull Wwas 225 pounds or 75 pounds:per;ton. . An ‘earth road, firm, with one and one-half;inches: of fine; loose: dust,:the total pull was 2768 pounds or 92 pounds per on. A An ¢arth road, with .piud 4 to:6 inches deep, but soll irm underneath, the ‘total pull was 654 pounds or 218 an 4 road, before the gravel had been corgpacted, byt when it was in ordinary loose condjtion after it had been placed upon the road, the total pull iwas 789 pounds or 268 pounds per The 'above shows very well what great advantages good roads have on the haullng properties of a team. CHECK HEAVY WATER FLOW Catch-Drain Should Be Constructed on 8ide of Hiils to Carry Flow to . Ends of Cut. = 3¢l "Onothis side hills where the flow of | water 18 heavy it should be kept from Treaching the road by constructing a catch-drain a few feet-back and above 'the edge of the cut.sThis will carrythe; water along to the ends of the cut and ithus keep it off the road. If the cut 18 a long one, the water.in the catch- \drain‘ can be disposed of at intervals [by aropping it through a pipe or guts ter into the culverts. . ¥ X . Keep Ditches Open. Broad and shallow ditches with flat Aopes -constructed with ‘a uniform “are-better ‘than “deep, narrow tches constructed with steep banks. etermined by, the locgl vibrations pro- duced even by the most Intense: firing of-cannon, s i o Musical Stones, " Walter B. Smith of Bang dug_ from the river bank musical stones which are thought to have been fashioned by prehistoric man.. .These stones are from one, and a half to two Inchies ‘thick’ and 'from 'elght to tswelve Inches long. When struck they emit muslcal tones. Peanut Hay as a Forage. ‘,’;‘he peanut produces not only ‘food for--man but grain and _forage for tock. Peaniit hyy is eéqual to clover and _alfalfa: as:a:fornge, while ‘hogs nre fattened gn the nuts which they harvest themSelves, miaking as high a8, 40C pounds of meat to the acre. ©J. ‘Hvan" Cdrdon, roreman ' of the mechanical” department. of : the Be- midji- Pioneer Publishing compeny, returned this, morning on the.M. & I from Akeley where he installed a Model: 15;,linotype; fori the Akeley Herald-Review. . T. J. Walsh. of, Leech Lake passed the day here on busimess. Mr.- Walsh is.a merchant,, - ai .Miss Gunda, . Borgen,: one.of the teachers in the Bemidji sohools, re- turned from’ Minneapolis “‘this morn- ing and resumed her .duties in the local school. {1 i ASTOUNDING REPORT FOR BEMIDJ1 The wife of a mercnaut had stom- ach trouble so bad she could eat nothing but toast, fruit and hot wa- ter. Everything else would sour and ferment. ONE SPOONFUL buck- thorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka benefited - her - IN- STANTLY.. Because Adler-i-ka flushes the ENTIRE alimentary tract its relleves ANY CASE constipation, sour stomach or gas and prevents ap- adjudging said ‘above named cor- poration dissolved and appointing a receiver to close its affairs, was duly presented to the said Court’on the 4th'day of January, 1918, and an or- !der made fixing a time and place for a hearing to be had thereon and di- recting notice to be given as’therein speeified, which said petition and or- der are now on file in the office of the Clerk of said Court, in and for the County and State aforesaid. therefore, notice is hereby given that a hearing will be had be- fore the said Court, on said petition at' the Chambers in the Court House at the City of Bemidji, County of Beltrami and State of Minnesota, on the 13th day of February, 1918, at ten o’clock in the foremoon of said day, at which said - hearing said Court will hear the allegations and evidence of all parties . interested, and determine therefrom Whether to make 'its order, adjudging the sald corporation dissolved and appointing a receiver to close its affairs. .. 'Dated January ‘7th, 1918, MONTREVILLE J. BROWN, 4 Attorney for Petitioners, 3td .17 114 121 pendicitis. It has QUICKEST action|} of anything we ever sold. City Drug Store.—Adv. " The Tnbad Family by Cowan. DON' T THINK () HESE NEW. WAR T O0NGS | ARE - A SUCCESS! DO VoL (S YOU BET THENY RE A o SuccESS !t |8 For “satisfactorv ' prices, bring or ship your L] Hides &. ’Furs ; Goldbe‘rg’s : Hide & Fur Co. 112 3rd St. »We also pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for RUB- BERS, METALS and RAGS Phone 638-W JACOB GOLDBERG, Prop. Bemidji, Minnesota. Bemidji, Minn. s ppmm ¢ g paid for the preparation ‘of this article. - W diari,es;,_for' 1918 count ‘of 25 pef cent. 25 35 50 75 $1.00 T DONT SEE WOW| ) WELL THATS YOU BIGURE THAT/ THE WAY Y ( i TWEN DONT HELP CARRY ON THE N AR 'Dg THEM cent diaries - cent diaries ¢ cent diariqg‘ cent diaries diaries * BEMIDJI PIONEER - Phone 922