Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 22, 1918, Page 2

. DRAY AND: TRANSFER . Res: Phions 68 ‘818 America. ' Office Phone 12 h ment. They used certa 3 , ton.» % 1% . GENEAAL WERCHANDIEE wero Tavosites of former getefirians. Woekly 'Pibnect must!/reath this office mot ank Block ||| Grocerfes, Bry Goods, Bhoes, Fiour, ‘ Times have changed .G — — i "+ . buyersbuyhere. express purpose of. determining just’ which baking method ’ -~ and baking materials arebest. . T 5 . Many domestic scientists devote t lives to research and experimental work. 1k - are constantly testing food: products. They conduct exhaus- ‘tive comparative testn.” They accept and endorse’ only such b d baking processes‘as have been found ‘superior .| : through scientific measurement of merit. These decisions, " 11¢ 3rd St. are given:wide publicity. The result'is'that .the hougewife of Ry < today produces more wholesome and:perfect bakings at less +cost than ever before, < ' ; 5 I ;have conducted many. -:gxpenmentq and have investigated experiments conducted by scores of other domestic scientists. My owr work and the decisions’ handed down by other_ pure food specialists and -domestic ‘scientists=——bring.out the -evidence: that the over- whelming majority employ and advocate the useof one special DEAN LAND 0. nd, Loans, Insurance and ¢ “City Property .Troppman Block Bemidji _FUNERAL DIRECTOR e b T e o o 14 o @ 4 T know that this baking powder has won its popularity among expetts on merit alone, _ Because I know that they show no partiality. ' To ob- - tain their approval a' product must possess, superiority. -And "nr - - w that] superiority nl:ustdcovet }ev;ry ph:'o:‘of hb;hnig powder - UDRITW. it . 2 4 < quality'of thaterial and action. * It must be absolutely sure in a1 m“flrg:r: (- 405 Beltrami Ave,, results—never fail. "It must be perfectly pure—lesve no harm- e E ot St _ful residue in the foods, - It must, praduce the beat grade of bakings—cakes, biscuits, \etc, that are light, tender and tasty. Finally—it must ‘be a baking’ powder:that is economical in both cost and use, Qs s Calumet Baking Powder is-the one baking powder that has won the verdict, of. superiority and ‘the hearty. éndorsement -of expert domestic scientists—who like myself have ~proved Cilumet’s super- excellence beyond dispute. ‘THis supetiority “‘sanctioned”’ asiit, is by emineft domiestic science authorities. certainly clearly.ins dicates” that Calymet gives the housewife “the. greatest of Baking Powder value. ¥ 3 3 - : : NOTE-_Miss Costello i alrcady well known to most of the ladies of e 1 45 our city. Sheis of the Domestic Science’ ‘Branch - ‘of ‘the University. Ladies’ and Gents’ Suifs N!ADS to .ORDER Offies O’Leary-Bowser Bldg. - ~ 'Oftice Phone 3¢6-W = | “Res. Phoris $7¢-R - P4 MERICANY TERETATION MERIC N{IESS SSOCIA ] HUFEMAN & D'LEARY . witx || FIRNITURE & | DB I, TUC o U:H‘IJEHTAKIIIG‘ Geaeral offices 1n New York sud Chicago, branches tn all principal citise. it “Conservation” is the slogan “of the American people, and. it is a good ] DI slogan. ' ‘But it should apply to the government as well as to the citizens. " North of Markham Hotel ‘Although’ doubtless our officials at 'Washington- are doing-their utmost in || gibbons ‘Block T el 380 this direction, yet there is, in the rank and file qt governnient employes, - i large room for improvément. . 2 A ; ¥ . .. Some months ago, when the food conservation campaign opened, there was Bppolnted in a certain state a publicity agent who proudly-an- " ‘nounced that he had left his own business in the hands of employes while he ‘served his country without pay. ‘His first: n..ct'vwas to’ dispatch tele- e e grams to every newspaper in the state, calling attention to the necessity os,mPATH of co-operating™With ‘the government; and urging. the-support of the paper T 5 5 ‘the fight for. fox ...No sane ‘man. can doubt that every one PR, 5 THROP to'the fight for food conservation 0 sane ‘man. ¢ y - OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIA H. N. Mcl_fl!, Meral Direclof PHONE 178-W or B Economsy, Special Lecturey to the Women’s Cluds. . We are publishing a series of her mast important arficles, of those-télegrams, were ‘pald for by the government at full rates, when a : ATEIC .PHYS Cieaning, ot dd attestio two.cent stamp would have taken each .one, and gottenit to its destina- AND SURGEON Ndlki-d.."u.‘*u Lot d."": SN Ibertson Bldg. 5 ~firet class mkmm-hip tion jn twenty-four hours.® : There is such a thing ‘“as saving at the spigot and wasting at the bung.” The government machinery is the ‘bung, and cannot be watched too closely. . 2 , L : ~morwistomr | || 5 e s I - - WEDNESDAY Will Be = xx:oc m anm Haita I} Acute ard! Chrénic! isénses ba T = “ WH E ATLESS D AY'” “—eae=~ARGUMENT £ “Ided with great suecess ‘ - = Speaking about patriotic camouflage (Editor Noonan of the Baudette, Be::;;jtl N;‘;t':" mn:fion::h:‘::.w A DA : { Call For Region says “bunk” is the same thing). it is interesting to note in a news-| | "0_12~ . m 2:5.7.8: L S i ! Y g : ) paper dtspatch yesterday where the democratic executive committee - of ______"_';_____'_’_m_ paign tocom- C Minnesota.js to meet next month for the purpose of discussing a full stdte! - VETERINARIANS plete the en- \ . 3 ‘ v i\ B ticket, - The statement is made that ‘the democrats intend to place stch! AR ) ro“lflmt ‘i’; \ : . R 4 ticket fn the fleld to preserve the.identity of the party in.the state. ! * 3. WARNING our ‘forces g : ~ ' . That s not'the least surprising, but we believe we read one day last| VETERINARY SURGEON :;o:':,r:n; Rye Ol' Graham B R AD 2 week a long effusion on cnndlddges, etc., wherein it was attempted tol|| office and Boflolta! 8 doors” west' food ‘sul ly isa duty :,f nec . 1 show that loyalty claims was.the supreme test of office holding and that] of Troppman 3tore $ A honor } % ; . e the Democrats had taken up that view and would not oppose ofticéholdersif |~ Phone 'No. 209 ° . ;’:l:yh“mo;il?wzligveelect: At Your Grocers i ol ey for re-election if they passed muster as patriots; etc., etc. | : — ed to discharge this duty not - 3 | B Ergo, the argument would -seem to be shot to pleces in this instant, W. K. D - ¥ D —_ under autocratic decree ' but —T he Taste Tells'—” as events substantiate it merely democratic camouflage. % WTIIRINA'MN without other "“mim' than 3 et sl g et iy TR s —_—— 1] oftice Phone 3-R - Res. 14 the " ‘guidatice of ~individual T ' 3rd Bt. and Irvine Ave. consciénce. ¢ : N_HERBERT HOOVER. LAWYERS : GRAHAM M. TORRANCE » Our L\Pfi _of’ Defens% ;i ' = C ITY LIVE RY e SHOULD REGISTERED LONG AGO’ ‘We have no duj;osliion to minlmizé the importance of the actiofi of the government in ordering the r%glstrnt?on of' all alien enemies. This should have been done at the time we entered the war. But we greatly. fear. that even<this move will not.put a stop to the machinations of the J"LAWYER® ¥7 " It is a moment of tense nerves—ready idie 3 i ice i : ; round livery. Service is first class always. enemy-in this country, from the fact that his readiest tools are not aliens, || Miles Block Phone 580 || to slip out of tlic trench at the word of| Bemidsls ;;eng:h:f’ile:r:el, Tigs, roe;il, foot warmers, etc. y /y. command-—and at the enemy.” Our men on the firing line are physically fit for military sex;vifice becaqsehonly aboutdone .. ]| man -out of five was chosen to endure MUSICAL 'INSTRUMENTS the hardships of this fearful war. But ‘Wholesals and Retail we must not be content with 20 per cent Planos, Ongans and ‘SBewing in .&hysical health of our American -Machines youth. We cannot afford to lose four 117-Third St.° - men ‘out of five beeause of physical un- T : Bl,lljldj || fitness. Such weaknesses can be cured. P]lon.o 873-w = ° I Many times th: kidneys- are to blame. J. BISIAR, Manager If the kidneys are clogged with toxic 3 - isons you suffer from stiffness in the ees in -the morning on arising, your * | joints seem “rusty,” you may have rheu- matic pains, pain in the back, stiff neck, headaches, sometimes swollen feet, or neuralgic pains—all due to uric acid or toxic .poisons stored in the blood and which should be swept out. but ¢itigens of this country. The alien is an easy ‘person ‘to watch, but the _traitorous citizen sometimes Dbaffles the best efforts of ~the police. "POGUE’S OLD BARN{GQK- 3rd ST. m mvmz AVE. TELEPHONE 3:W C. E. HICKERSON, Manager PR Ed|tol; “Bill” Noonan, of the Baudette Region, comes along with this one: ' “If you can't pronounce “‘camoufiage,” use “bunk,” and’ you'll con- vey just about.the same meaning.’” . i~ And the sage of-Baudette enunciated a mouthful. e e It will be noticed in Washington dispatches where Senator Chamber- 3 1ain intends this week to make a speech in the United States senate shiow- ing up politics under the guise of pdtriotism. - ‘Seems as-if - the - senator woudl. have:plenty of material-for his'remarks. % ¢ j9- & fant { o4 —_— “We wonder how the kaiser is going to make peace with God.”— Detroit Froe Press. He fully expects; after he’hasiconquered the earth; that God will sue for peace with him. ¢ J LE R nex na ICTURES of home folks P carry warmth and com- fort to the heart of a eoldier. i OTOGRAPHE ‘Then procure at your nearest drug - ; Fuel Administrator Garfleld:says the coal shortage was. ‘largely FHQTonE A q .l; store - Anuric (dou,li_llel_ st[l;flngfl!)- ddtn“ - STUDIO hological.” y ; ' 't z cost is 60 cents. is An-uric _drives 3 psycholosi We are glad ‘to' know it ‘wasn’t the &rgrdtulyrgll?ty the || Photos D{! and Night/ {he. uric ‘acid out._Send Dr. V, M. of Pierce,- Buffalo N. Y., ten cents for a trial package. St. PAuL, MiNN.—"I had been_troub- led with disordered kidneys for about two years. My back ached terribly, side ined, and T had requent passages. T'let it run on until ; just recently, when | '},rcad of Doctor | Pierce’s Anuric. 1] have taken theli Anuric but a short//{ig time, but am now . feeling fine. My = side and back have stopped paining, the passages are not sc frequent, and I sleep’ well at night now. which I couldn’t do before. 1 certainly advise anyone suffering from kidney disorders to use Anuric”—Mss, L /GILFILLAN, 289 State Strect. suffering ‘poor imagined it.1s7 ¢ | ! An Oregon man makes the statement in his questionnaire that he is [~ 9 feet 6 inches-tall.and weighs 128 péunda. - Evidently-swallowed a string " sndwshrunk to it... v aidentge P 10U y3etesi it t Sy N.L. Hakkerup. Make an appointment today. Hair dtesling, face miassage, scalp treatment. Bwuehel"xs:i‘dae from combings $1.60. 811 6th 'St Phone 112-W . - Nick Romanoff is said to have plenty-of cash in the bank of Enkllnd. Uncle Sam might attach it as security for money loaned ‘his' government. - The Hakkerup Studio Bemidi, - o lira Minn. 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