Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 15, 1918, Page 2

10 PERSONAI. GAIN . Before Eyes of Lovers and L They Suecumb A clever young ady hpd many admirers; proved herself to.be a master of high Atlanta air Dangles siipper Gift|{ 'l'lus Is Our Wmter, | of Test FUBHITUHE & o UN&EHHKINB ‘H. N. McKEE Puneral PBONE 178-W or’ v ERVING, food s a lo- * cal problem for each: community, ° - Prices and deflnlte rules for “évery one. cannot ‘be forumluted ) (5 ‘is a duty. for “‘each one to DR.E. H. mb MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS annoa. Organs, Sviing Machines finance by the manner-in: which’ she’ 117 Thlrd turned her popularity to personal gain. For each of her male friends she| ' ¢ bought “slippers, all”of the: same_ pat-. tern, which she ‘had an aged ‘colored mmm'esu make up, Meanwhile she eatcoply. #0 PHYSICIAN. AND SURGEON nealthy and strong. of 1918 is the period when is to be tested here in America wheth: éF our people.are capablé of vols fmtary’ indiyidual - sacrifie to save the world That is the pur- pose of the organization of the United States Food Administra- tion—by voluntsry effort to pro- 'vide the food mt the world needs.s U. 8. FOOD Ammnsmnon agnqidflv!‘ G ‘scnnogn 7@ p%%efimmo%m \l’mu s —9 SSES' OUTER APPAREL 7 Mgr.. Bemld'l, an. (7 EXCLUSIVE WOMEN' »4 { H. H. Com ‘s Wnrflng Natlons Have Dap'lmd Live Stock at Enormous Rate, Evea Killing Dairy bm- Por Peot.. American stock bnmn m bdng asked to conserve thelr flocks and herds m ordur “to meet lluropel tn- mendous dcmnndl ‘for ‘meats d h -nd pmli-hl: tor ‘many years The - United sum food ldmlnlt_- tration ‘reports mt Ameflnq stock Omce, OLury q‘? 5 r.l.le have lhown 8 d]lpo'luon to | ] Office Phone 378~W '378-3' eo-openb with the _government.in fn-1_ " - D % creasing the nauonl supply;-of live. stock. ; Germany ' today 1is probably better lupplled with live stock than any oth- er Huyropean nation, When the Ger man nrmlnp made thelr big advance ibto France and then.retreated vir- tually all the cattio in the invaded || .. DENTIST * territory — approximately 1,800,000 . 'North of Markham: Hotel - head—were driven behind the German || Girhons Block 3 _in Georgette Taffeta Crepe de Chme and Combmauons at $I7 95 $22.50, $29 50 to $39.50 lun Friend of Mlno." tept a palr for ‘Rerself in the parlor, where she could have them on' hand whenever. one of her lovers called: . 'Ot course, ‘each young man asked for’'whom she was making such pretty slippers. - She would reply; with.a be- witching smile and half a-wink, “Oh, Office Phone 124 Residen Miles. Block, Bemidjl - R, 7, T, TUGHY - . . " - stowed ppen each of ‘them a pair of wONVlQ]’ FINDS. NEW WORLD . feeble, a mere shadow of his former, . they’re for & man friend of mine.” Then each infatuated youth went away to invest in a gift. 'The girl be- luppers. The presentw from her ad- miring friends averaged $45 a man. The pair the girl worked herself she presented to a young dry goods clerk . [n Atlanta, to whom she was secretly marzied. She gisposed of her other’| presents and had enough money to start a modest housekeeplng establish- ment. A Man Leaves the Penitentiary Old and Feeble After 17 Years' Im- prisonment. . ‘Walla Walla, Wash—Edward Suth: erland stepped from- the penitentiary the other day into a land of stramge. things and made his way into Walla Walla, that he almost failed to recog- nize. He was the oldest prisoner in the Institution .and 17 years of his life _ Wwere spent there. His release papers ~ arrived from Olympia that morning and as_soon as he could be fitted out In clothing he wuiolet go. Sutherland ‘was sent up for years in 1900 for pttacks on’ women and girls. Sutherland was taken to the penis tentiary to save him from mob violence after being attacked. “He was con- victed on two charges, one brought by a young girl and the other by an older woman, ang whs given 14 years for. pach offense. He was past middle age at that time and left prison aged and Belf. SHORT PARAGHAPHS ‘Amerncan knit cotton piece goods are popular in Mazatlan, Mexico. A market exists in Scotland for lith- ‘ophone to be used in the manufacture (ot linoleum.: Lucifer ands safety mmches arve in' demaiid in Treland, Extensive {raprovemcnts are to be made on the highways in uand nenr | Santo Domingo, Domintean republic, ! reports Consul C. S. Edwards. Consul - W. Roderick - Dorsey, Que— wec, Canada, reports, that the presert £4 'an opportune time for the introdue- tion of American oleomargarine into -the mdrkets of the Dominion. ~ & sheer drop of 2,000 feet. Qutdoor sports, especially baseball, are steadily gaining in favor in Puerto Plata: andySantiago de los Cabuileros, Dominican republic. The .result of four: weeks. feeding experiments with cows for milk:and butter, in comparing dried yeast with cottonseed meal, showed an increase of 41% pounds of milk and three pounds®of butter fat in favor of the dried yeast. Rotterdam is the most important shipping port in Holland and of this part of Europe. The effects of the war cannot be accurately judged, but the .prospect is that when peace is con- «cluded the trade of this port will be larger than it has ever been Bafora 1ne Grand Falls of Lnbrudor' ard, the highest in the world—they have The falls of Niagara drop 164 feet. New Zealand, in 1916, slaughtered 3,348,618 lambs for food. sdnFranc® the number. of: cattl i citles or villages not exceeding 500,000 Eight states now have laws of this l A . :?:«tlemlvs“cc;m;ln‘;flemtclnm tght;y ine City Propert» B U S LYY pins, sweater 8Size............... ew Xor. SSA 1! & Mibitgan, Ohlo-sud Kanse. Nemble| Lo ann DIOX omid)} Ladies’ 65c fiber silk hose, whlte, 1 Silk collars, $l : lnstnncei of succe'sstul ‘:se lc;f the man- black and colors, 2 pairfor..... g ;| e e RN s P ager System are found in Dayton and Springfield, "0, and' Niagara Falls, MIN A MYEHS 2 pair men’s ever wear' cash- l Boys’ ribbed rubbers, some with l | N. Y. - mere hoe.............occeceeiiinen. leather tops, large size....... “tepded and for time spent on city com- lines, But In Eflzland—when 2,400,000 acres of pasture lands have been turn- ed into grain flelds—the cattle herds || are decreasing rapidly.” One of the i reasons apparently ‘1s the declining || _° maximum price scale adopted by the|: i English as follows: For September, | $17.76 per 100 pounds; October, $17.28; November and ‘December, $16.08; Jan- lary, $14.40. The effect of these prices was to drive beef animals on the mar- ket as soon as possible, DE.D. L STANTON DENTIST i New Spring Smls and Coals Amvmg Dally AT LAY Office in Winter Blook *-E'l Vs : osmm'm o osmbm’rms 1‘3&’? 8&1« "Ihertson Block well "as the qunuty have shown ar’ enormaus - decline . during .the 'war. .. Whefe France had 14,807,000 head of icattle in 1918, she now has only 12,- 841,900, a decrease of 16.6 per cent. || And France is today producing only one ‘gallon of milk.compared to two and one-half galions before the war. Denmark and Holland have been forced to sacrifice dairy herds for beef. yeéause of the lack of necessary feed. Close study of the European meat situation has eonvinced the Food Ad- ministration- that the future problem of America lles largely in the produc- tion of meat producing animals and dairy products rather than in the pro- duction of cereals for export when the war will have ceased.” ‘Acute ‘and - CH handled : with gres 1st Nat:*Bank Bldg Hours 10-12' a. ‘m.} Saturdax Feb. 23 Demonstrating that at this store you can still ‘purchase most in quality merchandise for ‘each dollar spent. We offer in thissale only seasonable goods, goods that-nearly every one - vETAR AR PPk RON Office and Hospltnl 3 _doors west of Troppman’s, **Phoxe No. 209 3rd St. and Irvige “Ave. ________..—- - xvnl:);fim %ngmu Oftice’ Phone $-R Res. 99-J 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. LAWYERS - GITY MANAGERS IN ILLINOIS Plan Is Growing In. Favor—Eight States Now Have Laws Dealing With the Matter. . ; : el Pl LR GRARAM M. TORRANCE can use at once. Many articles can | \ Glencoe and Winnetka have operated ‘LAWYER ' motbe replaced for a dollar. g N successfully for ‘some time under the Phone 560 city- management ‘plan, in spite ‘of handicags. They have felt the need .of specific statutory. authorityand ha been somewhat embarrassed by presence of certain elected minor offis clals who are not under the jurisdic- tion. of the village trustees.” For this | reason muny_cities and.villages wish to adopt the commissioner manager furu) of government. The plan is to be made applicable to Miles Block 1 lotcorsets, there will-be Nemos, Ka- bos and glove fitting corsets $l lot, choice ... AT Ladies’ $1.25 silk lmed'glove, l _ black or white ....................%. Ladies’ pocket books, new-pat- te'rn; $l 2 bungalow aprons, light colors $l 40-inch nainsook, 3 yards . - $l o doraa - Chambra, nainsook: finish, chowe of . Lonsdale, Wamsutta or $1 Berkley, 3 'yards for............... 42-inch linen finish pillow tub- $l ing, 3 yards for a................... 8 yards of 36-inch bleached $l pnfim Photos Day nnd Night. Thiré Si. . ‘Bemidji | TOM SMART DRAY AND TRANSFER ‘nopulation—that is, to all municipali- ties of the state exs’cept Chicago. pg::- Bea. Pho&;fi Phcngsi: Rtecrite mlgslm FAEEG ssveceresine only. iler its terms the city or village coun-|L° 72x90 bed flheets, Ladies’ union suits, no sleeves, ¢il’ would consist of the mayor and £ atei ek ¢ h.. low neck, 2 for... oo comiones tobodected, A1 & : ;eac bhl i o le 2 d Ik administrative and executive powers 5 arge bath towels spools of thread, silk or would vest in a city manager appaints l{h@fim ¥M fol'g i e e co]:(t)on T ed by the council for an indefinite term at compensation’ fixed by the council and subject to removal at the coun- cil's pleasure. 405 Beltrami Ave., Bemidji, ll n. Ladies’ gowns and chemices [y S R R R Two 65¢ brassiers * 24 skeins silk floss, e () e e e e $l 3 set 14-1nch amber kmtnng $l_ Land, Loans, Tnsurance and Hair - dressing, face massage, scalp treatment. Switches made from combings $1.50. 311 6th St. Phone 112-W Only one feature appears to vex the stident of municipal government. This relates to the payment of a salary to.| the mayor, whose functions would be largely ceremonial—although he is to be a member of the ¢ouncil and its pre- b siding officer and fees to the other four - commissioners for each meeting at- 25 boxes of merchandise, the contents of these boxes will be merchandise, out of date but of great value to any .one who de- Unsight and unseen you may secure a $25" article, in any | morning, Feb. 16, at 10 ! BOX: SALE: sires service rather than style. case it will be worth adollar. The Box Sale will start Sat. O'LEARY-BOWSER CO. DRY CLEANING Clezners for Men, Women and Children Clothes Bemidji, mittee work. Yet it is quite possible that the absence of such emoluments would tend to make available fog these positions men of high class and marked abmty —Chicago Daily i News. Bem idji, Minn. Minn. Dafariiua