Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 12, 1918, Page 4

T - PAGE EIGHT AUSTRALIA AWAKE TO NEEDS | DAIRYMEN ARE GUESTS s People Beginning to Realize Necessity for Changed Conditions for. the. Dwellers in Cities. In his presidentlal address’to. the Australian” town. planning- conference held in Brisbane Mr. J. D. Fitzgerald, minister for local. government ‘and health and for town planning, New South Wales, said: “We have assem- bled to plan out the destinies of Aus- trallan city dwellers. It is an unchal- lengeable fact that eur movement will change the destiny of the urban pop- ulations, that our propaganda will make our civic conditions better, our . city plans nobler, our citizens happler and comfortable beyond the dreams of today; that our town planners’ de- vices will save millions to the nation which would otherwise be poured aut in sheer and wicked economic waste— witked because preventable, “We Australians are on.y-at the be- ginning of the great campaign which we must fight before we create ideal conditions for our city dwellers,” con® tinued the New South Wales minister, “Qur parliaments must hasten to the aid of the ploneers. - Already several of the states have general town-plan- ning bills prepared. Four years of war have changed the face of things as regards housing as well as every- thing else. Britain has leaped for- ward 100 years in njethods, in organi- zations, in planning in advance, in housing and, above all, in outlook.” I purchased all the ‘prize butter at the dairymen’s .convention and will sell the same at my store at 70c per pound, Charles ang;:i WANT AD DEPT. —_— FOR SALE—Rhode Island Reds, sin- gle comb. First prize cock bird at Beltrami county poultry show 1918, scores 92% points, weight 10% pounds, price $6. One cock- erel scores. 913, weight 7% pounds, price $3. Phone 337 or inquire 608 13th St. FOR SALE—Grade Holstein’ ¢ows, coming fresh soon. Inguire at Home Bakery or address J. H. French, Bemidji, Minn. 1041219 FOR SALE-—Piano, on terms to right party. C. F. Hicks, 518 Beltrami Ave. Call after 6 p. m. 123t FOR SALE—Oak, well built store ladder. Call at Pioneer office. 1123tf e e FOR SALE—Buyers of hay and feed, we have the very best hay in town and selling at lowest prices, by the bale, ton or car load. We have the best car of corn that ever came to Bemidji, will sell in any. quan- tity. We are still buying potatoes; so. bring them in, Otto Shook, Produce, 117 Third Street. Phone 698, 441214 WANTED WANTED—Will pay cash for hay press. Must be in first class con- dition. . Otto S8hook, Phone 698, . Y “a1214 WANTED—Highi school girl to ‘as: sist with - housework. WIill pay extra for the right girl. ~ Apply 716 Lake Blvd. - 2d1213 WANTED—Good girl housework. Phone 653, for general 3d1213 WANTED — Woman or " girl for housework. 29 = Tenth street. Phone 570-W. 3d1213 WANTED—Chambermaid and clean- ing girl. Apply housekeeper, Mark- ham Hotel. : g 120tf P St A S <4 WANTED—Gir] for general house- work. Mrs. B. E. Kenfield, 1224 Doud avenue. Phone 730. 1120tf —_— FOR RENT FOR RENT—6 room house, 315 Be- midji Ave. 3d1g12 FOR RENT-—One office room in the Security Bank. 129t LOST AND FOURD LOST — Dark colored mackinaw. Finder return to Home Bakery; $2 reward offered. 441214 LOST—Brown Jap mink muff, be- tween the postoffice and.the Mark- ham hotel on Beltrami avenue. Return to the Pioneér office for reward. 3d1213 i A Well Skin Never Chafes [ Chafing is caused by the rubbing of clothing against the skin; or even of the skin against itself. Nature has equipped the healthy skin to provide against such’ condi- tions in the form of various excre- tions. TFailure of the skin to fune- tion properly results in inflammation from the constant rubbing, and “chafing” results. To relieve this condition local ex- ternal measures usually give the most satisfaction; and the most ef- fective remedy is powdered Boric. Dust the irritated surface frequently with 20 Mule Team Powdered Boric, removing the cause of the irritation if possible or, perhaps, covering with gauze. A healing ointment may easily be made by mixiing 20 Mule Team Powdered Bori¢ with lanolin. Your druggist sells 20 Mule Team Powdered Boric, - | | | + 5d1217 OF COMMERCIAL CLUB (Continued from Page One) mounted to 683 cents per pound and went to Mr. Nangle. ; .Raymond Hannah then sang, ac- ‘companied by Miss Muriel McGhee, and_responded to a hearty encore. In .a judging contest of four cows in the afternoon, Prof. A. J.' Mc- Guire of the extension division . of the University of Minnesota, a cattle expert, did the work. He spoke in the evening and presented his rea- sons in each case for making his de- sision. Farmers Team Wins, In the cow judging: contest two teams competed, one composed of farmers and the other of butter: makers.. The farmers team was com- posed ot L. Jenson, Clearbrook; Nels ‘Willet, Bemidji, and A. P. Bloom, ‘Wilton. The buttermakers' team was made up of J. H. Cockeral, Gonvick; David Berg, Fosston, and A. W. Peterson, Bronson. Mr. McGuire first went over the cows and judged them on points. Then_ the. teams followed. The se- lection by the farmers team won and to them will be awarded a silver cup bearing their names, which will be placed in the Commercial club rooms as a trophy. Mr. McGuire urged the owners of cattle to obtain knowledge of cattle apd use judgment in selection, citing a story in illustration. Knowledze Needed Here. ‘The story was about a Swede who had come ‘to- America and started farming, One day a cow owned by him wandered onto a railroad track and was killed by a train. The claim aggnt was soon on the spot and to the Swede said in the course of con- vergation. ” “Your cow had no busi- ness on-the track. Of course it got killed. You should have kept your cow where it belongs—in {ts pas- ture. It was trespassing on our property. What would you consider to pe fair?” 'he Swede cogitated a minute and then replied in his native dialect: “I'm only a poor farmer. Would it be all right if I gave you two dol- larg?" mphasizing proper knowledge. One time when Mr. McGuire visit- ed an agricultural community he wad speaking to a farmer when the individual blurted out: “I know all yow've said, but I. don’t practice what hat; . attitude is . hard:to :go against,” said- Mr. McGuire. ‘“‘He lacked enthusiasm which is the big- gest factor to success.” Tells of Colonization. i Mr. Clark of the Wisconsin Colon- ization company, operating in Sawyer county, Wisconsin, also spoke and told of the work and system of the concern in helping settlers to acquire land and bhomes, community land clearing and the formation of com- munity activities to maintain the morale of the settlers. “A home 1§ the biggest thing we've got,” remarked Mr. Clark. “We aim to have good schools, churches, creameries and community organiza- tions. It is the women who cause much of the unrest on a lonely spot, removed from what she had been used to and the nearest neighbor several miles away. She gets lone- some and fretful and the farmer be- comes discouraged and faflure is sure to result. It is a big problem.” Nels Willit of Frohn related a per- sonal experience of how he got a start in breeding good cattle and the success he had obtained, and said that his neighbors were now taking a deep. interest;in raising only the hest“they could secure and that he expected that vicinity would sqon be raising plenty of high class stock. F. 0. Johnson of St. Paul, cream- ery inspector, spoke brigfly. 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