Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 17, 1918, Page 5

-+ fem w7~ WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 17,1918, Prohibition makes "l\iquor ‘ifir | to 3 get, wrong to sell and bad to drink. B The “occasional drinker” lis ~one|Plenty. of IheminB'ehxfiJfll and (toed who drinks on every occasion. § ‘Reason for It. f . LIQUOR LOWERS WAGES. Keeps Average Earnings of Workers Low Statistics From U, 8. Cen- sus Bureau Show. For evety dollar that fhe United| States: raises by tariff, ; the! people spend seven dollars for drink. A AT License mone-, is a bribe to get you to vote fui a thing that you Wouldn’t: any woman be happy. After 'years of backache suffering, Days of misery, nights of unrest,| The distress of urinary troubles, When she finds: freedom. L ‘Many readers will profit “bythel. Statistics obtained from the report of the United States Census Bureau show that the average yearly earn- ings of all cities in Massachusetts for each individusl worker in the manu- facturing plaits: -«../ No License ‘Cities .....cv.oons $542.75 | would otherwise vote against. following: , - e PR g License Cities ..... PR «. 468.66 i .| Mrs. Carl Golz, (633, ‘Miunegota ! A 22277 The manwho drinks. never “takes|Ave,'Bemidjl, says: ‘I, whs troubled) with a lame and weak hack and suf- his gro.|fered, from.distressing backaches,. I A ‘had . headaches and ‘dizzy spells. “My kidneys' caused annoyance, actingirs| P «| regularly. -After using two boxes of The family income is cut: off.at|poan’s Kidney Pills.I had no kidney| both ends when the father drinks;}trouble,” (Statement giyven :March hc spends miore and cannot earn as|20, 1912). = . G much. : On November 1, 1917, Mrs. Golz ‘said: “I he;;iedthe si"files good qpinior; It beer is a food, why do you. se|of »Iioan's nex. Eilla.ag qver, often see a man begging for some- :ml:etlsfieds;;;tnoyml &w;y““i";rg:g thing to eat after he has beeD oD 4| y.o,p1g. Doan’s-Kidney ‘Pills. made three days’ drunk? a lasting cure.” , —_— 3 | - Price 60c, at all dealers. . Don’t There is something for youth the|simply ask for a kidney remedy—get| Want Aa.column today. . It’s on the|Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that last page. SR Mrs. Golz hat]t Fosg?r‘-Miéburn Co., the consequences;” -they are borne by his family, his employer and cer. .’ T H Différence in favor of Non- . . License Cities ........... 2.9 74.09 Thete being 61,197- workers in the No-License Cities, it means that their TOTAL EARNINGS ARE $4,634,085.73 MORE ANNUALLY than they would be under the average rate of the license cities. R ST SR 2O SR S I R TR Bt R K » HOT SHOTS & T S N R SR The bar-room is a spawning place for crime. i . 5 it LA Who will be the drunkards twenty years from now? The Bell Telephone. ; ol Links the Fighting Forces and the Great Industries ‘. Twelve*(1 b[\fe prii{t coples|” from _ government “certified ~plats, showing all government notes, . awamps,.vhyi;h!q.vr‘x‘ds, rivers, etc., ‘and the location of judicial” ‘ditches: to be sold at May, 1918, sale at Be- midji, ‘Minn..”26¢ each. For sale at Pioneer office. - 226tf & ‘, BAD B Rl - : . The hiéh development of telephone efficiency in this country gave 4 Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get _ the United States, when it'entered the war, a superiority over all other " at the Cause and Remove It- nations for quick communication. L f " "\Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the substi- tute*for'calomel, act gently on the bowels . | and’gositively-do the work. - £, “People-afflicted with-bad- breath find quick ‘relief through Dr. Edwards’ . ‘The nation’s capital and ihe various military headquarters are - linked with all the great industrial centers by the long distance lines Olive Tablets, The: pleasant, sugar- of the Bell° Telephone -System. ; 5 coated tablets ‘are taken for bad breath : S g ; byl b o Olive Tablets act gen! ; : / . Wi : . . but firmly on, the. bowels 2o Siver, Thousands of miles of special telephone wires have been turned v stimulating ~_ them _to " natural _action, over to the government for. its exclusive use. : " 5 clearing: the blood and gently purifying ‘the" entire system: They do that which dangerous ' calomel does without any of the bad after effects, ~ 3 All the benefits of nasty, sickening, griping ca ics are derived from Dr. Ldwards’ Olive Tablets ‘without griping, pain or any disagreeable effects. Dr. F. M. Edwards“discovered the formula after teen years of prac- tice- among _patients afflicted with bowel “and liver complaint, with the e o "Olse Tablets are purel r. Edw: *Oliye Tal are ly a-vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you. wil} know:| by their olive color. » Take one or every night for a week and note the effect. 10c and 25¢ per box. All druggists. Right-of-way is‘g-iven to government telephone calls ove!;.-all our Jines. : 3 “ . ; ey In its military activities the government has the effective co- operation of the Bell Telephone System, which reaches 70,000. com- munities and extends to every military camp in the United States. =~ One maii in every six from the maintenance and construction forces - : R of this company is now in the telephone signal cu!\"pS’of the army, orin- ] some other branch of the military service. : gt e ' i Not only our men have answered their country’s call, but the tele- - phone opexators are ‘‘doing their bit,”’ too. = These faithful ‘young women realize the tremendous dependence the nation places on rapid / communication in, this crisis, and are acc., ting cheerfully the heavy. i responsibilities thrust upon them. X : In"spite of the war and what it has meant to this company in the increased number of telephone messages to handle, the enlistment of . 8o many of our trained men, the shortage of -equipment, the scarcity of labor and the high-cost of ‘telephone materials— N In spite of all these obstacles, we are meeting the needs of the public for telephone service in a remarkably successful way. i NORTHWESTERN TELEPHONE EXCHANGE CO. VER there in the trenches today a itéelf. because 'he\bg]ié_ves in boy in khaki is stretch- fighting for the principle of . . ad right.. ing out his hand to ", v fight for your you. He has leftevery- rights as long ‘asthere is a thing he holds dear spag{ Ofl'life left ix_(li him. " . s 1. : ut he can’t do it wit and 1s rlskmg death his bare hands, He must BB ‘have guns, shells, tanks, aero- planes. 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