Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 1, 1918, Page 2

" drive-buy bonds, urges the public:safety-commission. Cultivate 2:Ganden. to=Keep QEPE: SUNDAY—— , m:%fi“ 3 in HissMemory, "o mapENT Entered at the postoffice at Bemidji, Minn., as second-class matter under act of:Congress-of-March-8;= o PR " Noattention paldito mous contributions. Weitersmame must e B e S B later ‘Shan Tusaday of eashiweek $0 espublicasioninitiie curnentyissue. | \ one for yourself: Now comes the differences of opinion as to what should be done with the water suppl: the. city—obtain the supply against it in the matter of suitable water:supply, Last.summer the people of the city were limited, and limited so drastically that a hardship was worked-on them. The water supply-of-the wells has;since become. practically nil and a great:deal-of annoyance.has-bheen-caused-by lack of water. X = The people. are-aroused-as they never:were-before. over the water supply question.. The: city..council has taken it up and is endeavoring to solve,the problem. i e i i The council finally hired.an;engineer.to help the city solve| egl‘ec’tley g‘t“a:‘g ‘;r;:"sglietf?;l:cg You are to garden for' yourself, ‘not for the rest of us. . Strengthened by Bemidii Exneri- . ences, : _ the problem and ‘a-filter system seemed to meet the :apProval. | ache, headache, dizziness or urinary I{ehvgill be at the adjourned meeting of the:council Thursday|disorders, you should give the weak- night. LR If there’s any one in Bemidji or.anywhere else under the|little meat, take things ecasler and sun who knows how to solve theiwater problem andiguarantee | i & rellable kidnoy tonio. Thore's a plentiful supply and purity, soithe taxpayers won’t have 1o jrecommended as Doan's Kidney:Pills. keep getting it in the neck all “time, please rise and solve | Bemidji people rely on them.: Here's the problem. That’s all there.is.fo do. : —_— . WHILE THE DRIVE LASTS—BUY BONDS. Until the last minutes of the final day of the Liberty Loan Bemidji people. Mrs. H. Carver, 703 Fourteenth When the war is over the young:men:who ‘aresailing away. for France now will come marching. home—not all, but. most |soon have ‘me feeling all right. Of of them. When they do there will-be.cheers.and.crowds to |late, I have had no ‘necessity to use aie s o7 o anything “for my. kidneys as I' have greet them. Every citizen. of: the United:States: will iwant to |, 0 0S by oo Te health since T participate in the general rejoicing. None will want'to sneak|iast used Doan’s Kidney Pills.” through back streets or-alley-ways to.avoid the victors. Price 60c, at all dealers: . -Don’t But will all‘the stay-at-homes be able to look America’s|simply ask for a kidney remedy—get, returning men in the face? 5 Doan’s Kidney- Pills—the same that Each will who did: his utmost tossupport:them while they|co.,’ Mtgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. were away; who did his part in_bearing.the burdens of the : country while they were fightin attles. But the person, able by any kind ‘of economy. or skimping to. buy.4d.bond, but}f who did not, will find’it difficult. 4 2 So buy bonds. Give yourselt the right to be among those present to greet. the soldiers: you know .when they come ‘back || from France. Besides the coupons:will:furnish-the means to celebrate the occasion fittingly. : 2 —_— “IN DIM, GRE‘EN’ DEPTHS.” When this war is over, treasure-salvage will be under- taken on a scale beyond the dreams.of the most, imaginative writers of ‘fiction. The:ships:.that: have--been. sunk: will be recovered, ‘or-their cargoes removed; by processes: not hereto- fore employed. Wrecks are thick in the war zone and the cargoes are of great value. Huge electro-magnets will raise the immense quantities: of iron and steel;:suction pumps will draw the coal.from the bunkers of'the: colliers, and perhaps sub- marines will-help materially to-undo the. havoc other sub- marines have wrought. ‘But that will be ‘“‘after the war.” Just now- we are confronted by the task of ;putting ships on the sea faster than they can-be sunk and: putting the enemy sub- marine out of business. That is a, bigger. job' than salvaging the treasure—bigger, more important,.and.more. profitable. —— Qe DULUTH ENJOYS [PROFQUND WISDOM. -ONE’S OWN PLE,ASURE"FIRST‘ "8omething for:Man Who' Is%Going:to Do not seck torset-the world: on fire, the weighbors to talking, or-the pas- {'sersby to wondering. Garden for your- 1 self alone;: for ‘wershouldigarden for |. pleasure only and if we stray far from ‘this fundamental {t were better we should not garden at all.. Do not de- sire too much, but build ‘simply, yet ‘have every desire carried out as far as you may, for the garden must be yours, If it is budt to accord with another's taste it were better to sell | it to that other and build’the next ) The home garden |~ Is:for the affections and. if it 15 well ordered it will satisfy and insofar as you are satisfled you have succeeded. It you have built according to anoth- er's ideas the garden is not worth the. while to you. Therefore we should garden for pleasure; for: contentment of. mind, Whether we grow: caulifiow- ers or carnations, Grow' the. very ‘best flowers you may, not necessarily the. best kinds, but the: best of. their N klgd. Do not spend money-for rare: orcostly material. It is far better to| grow a splendid geranium than' a sick- r , 1y orchid. ' And look. ever to quality from the center of Lake Irvine'or continue the:wells. rather ‘than quantity. If your: taste For the :past-few years the. city. has been squarely up|runs rather to fruits or vegetables; d rather: than to. flowers, indulge it.]| ~ SOME 600D ADVICE- ened kidneys prompt- attention. Hat one of .the many statements from NHONIHEHR IR I 3 m&n * Phere is something for you in the Want Aa column today. It's on the ! Mrs. Carver had. Foster-Milburn | last page. | '"llll“llufl“l"[Ilmlllll“ml"lllll““l"l 1 F SHINES AND SAVES SHOES. ‘|- Simple economies practiced now will develop thrift and -independence:later. SammA in the key-opening box is good for over 50 shines and makes shoes last longer. ; DOES:NGT RUB OFF WHEN WET S Geonine Bristle Dauber and Wool/Palisher, that just fits the. €7 “ children to oum'-ml save. QY - Ask Nearest Store ~Peach the'Children to Save | 100 lines. ELLIOTR ADVERTISING SERVICE, INC, INSURA] ALIST I.Can Insure oF . ‘Bank -Bldg. "Bemidji, Min P. O. Box 204 —wire anything electrical. - —sell- everything:electrical: —do any kind of electrical work, ; ~—want:tosell yO'ri your elec- trical:suppliesand-do your electrieal work. ] —will éuaranwe you. satis- faction in both. lines—in selling or. workmanship. will-treat'you -right- when you -come to-us. Will youtry us-next? Duluth is enjoying a quiet smile, and all because the gov- ernment is sending. women :around, at the expense of the people, to tell housewives how to-save. The. ladies struck’ Duluth, stayed a week, and proceeded_to. profoundly .inform the housewives of that city the yalue -of:cottage cheese, how to make it various ways, although it seems to_be the belief that any good cook book can tell that much. Milk sells for 14 cents per quart’in Duluth and there are not many families using any surplus milk for cottage cheese.. “But,” comments the Duluth-News Tribune, “they are-saving. How about:Wash- ington?”’ =, Bemidji; Minn. B e —— LET’S' MAXIMIE. The war labor conference board was absolutely: sound in laying down the proposition that {the maximum production of all war industries should:be- maintained,.and.-methods, of work and operation on the part-of employers or-workers which oper- GEO. H. FRENCH & SONS W00D YARD BIRCH, TAMARACK, POPLAR, JACKPINE 4 FOOT OR'16 IN. ag:' f;‘:o., (lilela;y or limit tgrodus(ititlly‘gi;i o:; w}llficlidl;)avgm a, tendex:icg LENGTHS artificially to increase the co; ereof, should. be discouraged. " A ‘And the means of discouraging: delay.should be-vigorous.and Office Mazkham Bl‘li’i'on'e 93 effective. ———— O - ‘AREN'T SOME COUNCILS AWFULLY SUSPICIOUS. The Spooner council has ordered all curtains from the windows and’ all partitions removed from;the soft drink places of that village.—Baudette: Region. ! JSSISERROLLT 1 ity PHOTOGRAPHS For the Boys in France Sittings Made Day or Night We take no stock in the report that the “safety first” i HAKKERUP-STUDIO | HARKERUL oY | slogan originated’ with the Hohenzollern :boys. It had its in- ception among the “conscientious; objectors” of our -own country. 3 —_——————— : e We hap;_)ened-to notice in thé course of events yesterday, a HUFFMAN & o’I.EAnY —_— e woman wearing: a-beauty patch. We happened to remember that we were also' wearing a pateh, but it was a utility patch. —0 Germany having fixed the amount of the ‘Allies’ indemnity Hm" ITUHE & Z at one hundred billion marks, Foch-and, his-armies. are pro- UHBEHTAHHG ceeding to inflict as: many-of the “marks” as possible. H. N. McKEE, Funeral Director George Creel should make a fine volunteer for the trenches. PHONE 178-W or R He must by this time be-immune'to gas:shells. Phone 26 SAVE THIS © gnmmmmumnnuummmm||||mmumu|||||i||u|||u|||uiu1ug AMERICAN FLAG COUPON. No. 14 Present 6 of these coupons .consecutively ‘numbered at the office of THE PIONEER. with 98¢ cash.and get this:beautiful Flag size 4 feet by 6-feet-with -sewed -stripes, guaranteed fas colors. fililllllllllllllllIlflllllllllllIIIIIIII[IlIIIIlIII!I“IIIIIIIlllfllllllllllllllllllll:'?:, Realizing the need of every family in-Bemidji and vicinity for an American Flag to display on patriotic - holidays; we have arranged'to'supply a limited number to our readers at a ridiculously small cost. All you need to do is to clip six of the above coupons consecu- tively. numbered and present them at THE PIONEER office-with 98¢ in cash and the Flag is yours. Ten cents extra for mailing if not called for. To-those -desiring it we-will furnish 7 foot jointed pole with ball, rope and holder, all packed with the Flag complete in a neat corrugated box for ‘85¢ ad- ditional. N —1 I DR. :D; L. STANTON i DENTIST —-repair.anything: electrical. —want -your business, and: & PROFESSIONAL DR B H SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Oftice: Security Bank Bleck DR. E. A. SHANNON, M. D. FHYSICIAN AND 'SURGEON . © > Oftice in- Mayo: Block “Plione 398 ‘ Res; Phone 397 DR. L. A.‘WARD. PHYSICIAN AN . SURGEON Bemidii, Minn. T DES. GIEMORE: & MoCANN B PHYSICIANS AND: SURGEONS - | - Oftice—Miles Block AND SURGEON | Iertson-Bloek | - Office:Phone 15 ¥ PHYSICIAN. AND SURGEON "A. V. GARLOCK, M. D, SPECIALIST 'EYR " BAR ° NOSE ~THROAT _Oftige,. O'Loary-Bowser. Bids. | Offfcy Bhogs SH0W. Res. BHi-R ‘DENTIST: 1Office-Phonei124.. -Residence 346 Miles Block, Bemidji - et ek ol : . N 1T 00! . DENTIST North ‘of Markham Hotel Gibbons-Block Tel. 280 | Oftice:in Winter Block GRAHAM M. TORRANCE LAWYER Miles ‘Block Phone 560_]. CHIROPRACTOR oo RN IR, | [-Acute . and . Chronlc handled with-.great -success, 1st Nat: Bank. Bldg, Phone 406-W+ Hours 10-12 a. m.; 2-6 7-8 p. m. VETERINARIANS i - VETER%ARY» S%%EGEON | Office-and:.Hospital :3 doors .w of Troppman’s, : Phone No: 209 ;3rd St and-Irvine- Ave. Office Phone 3-R Res.. 99- 3rd-8t..and:Irvine Ave:l s JJ BUSINESS GBENERAL-MERCHANDISE Groceries,. Dry- “Goods, - Shoes,| Flour;'Feed, -etc. <Bemid:llv," iz smmgbno 66 TOM SMART ~ DRAY. AND. TRANSFER Res. Phone 58 818..America Oftice Phone 12 Land; Loans, Insurance and City Property Troppman--Block Bemidji | MINA WYERS | Hafr : dressing, face . mas: scalp treatment. Switches l:xg;n' from . combings- $1.50. 311 6th St. Phone 112-w DRY CLEAN Clothes J_lea.ners for Men, Women and Children M E: Pianos; Organs, Sewing Machines 117 - Third St., Bemidji J. BISIAR, Mgr. Phone 573-W FUNERALE mnmmc'ron UNDERTA] m\N 405 Beltrami Ave., Bemidsi, Minn. PHOTOGRAPHER Photos .Day -ané-Night < Third St. Bemidji | S e e — | Defactive 1