Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 18, 1919, Page 2

e A A B e Look out for Span- For Quic! SHIP YOUR e o ot || Hides, Furs, Wool, e “Sheep. Pelts and Bee a ¢old takf' Wax and Tallow AN i To NORTHERN HIDE & FUR COMPANY A 118 Belt. Ave. Bemidji, Minnesota AT THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER ki THEATERS : 00X BXCEFT BUNDAY- BB PUBLISHING CO. B. X. DBERU 2 PR BEMIDIT G\ 3. CARSON 4 tered at the postoftics atiB midji, ulfin.. as second-olass matter nndn? act of Congress of lurch?.. ufi. § No ntlent{%n mgvto :htnoh)"nioul oontlrtblfmonl.buxflt:l;- name must or, ut not necessari or B kg:;::flutzonl tor the ki Ve ‘maust reach this offide mot than Tues: Sl Rl o : day of each vuk‘:n gfllfir:n;:bllutbn in the current issue. 3 'u e o i & o 5 " - : = ‘ S T ke, | pmsmatomet | To Get the Most Benefit .................. Ths e scown un, oo chidiect | ) R From Your Meals You must enjoy them. Koors A Nutritious Bread and Butter ! After Michael has grad- Tickles the Palate. 5y Rl T, uated from college he marries Trixie. Louise then- takes up thkc etud ,}fi! of the news of the wesk. Published MMMM‘W to any address, for, in advanoe, §1.50 edy, “Nuts and Noodles,” an L-KO ymduii'fion’. Big Jump in Prices Hide Market Has Advanced The demand for furs was never better than it is today. Sell while A MIXED LOT. In Glasgow, Scotland, the instigator of the labor troubl was Emmanuel Spinwell, a bolshevist of Russian or Polish na- tionality. He represents British instinct’and principle about{ages™ ot the South e g t ronchiti : 3 7 &N as much as an Eskimo reflects the ideal of a Mongolian. - Johnson's camera mmuf ¢ asthma, : i A .= brices are high. even more vividly than Jack &on- ey For the highest market price in Hides or- Furs In Belfast, a human curiosity-of the same nationality, 5 nanéed 'Sin“wri Gr‘e'ienspohfi, prea(;hed flilr? sa;mteheccegtritcri gtl)spel okt a8 Emmanuel and was the moving spirit of the industrial un-} y : & A rest; which a Russian revolutionary touring the mining districts|tures have been acquir Goldberg’s Hide & Fur Co. Bc:‘nlnnl:jl. of South Wales did_his utmost—and with. considerable success|%on-Cole and they are s W — ! 52 y ~—to convince. a thrifty population that thrift-was-eriminal. z::gdh.?y Bxbivon 1.y | We Pay Frelght on All Shipments : These three mental perverts conducted. their respective e e 1 \ | 12-3rd 8t. 1Door W. of Exp. Office Phone838-W don’s pen, the story of these strange peoples. ; e —Bring or Ship to— World's rights to the Johnson pfc- - Hobart-| : d0cand crusade in defiance of organized:labor. rather. than in con- THE U. 8. mm% : ] formity with its behests. They preached a revolt against the m;‘g"::'; F‘;‘x’;" 3?.-,'{ o i - =N i ka3 Aopioth th authority of the unions. Their mission. was to destroy the struc-igontea 3t th txtilonyowf orgtoanizetd lpabmor ;md c?)tcihtalse' n:wthe “F": ;h?erm; bunt dv e ting | W“‘ 4 ‘the tde Beinid.l N more Cal‘ Line ey were to set up in place of the o is not determined. = _|ring in tareet s e wp TPECA T INTE M A Ge 1= 3 : ‘yegulted D e II Y HEAJ,TH T AIKS | s A = - In other words, they preachéd the destruction of wealth, (Rl B et e f: and offered nothing to replace it with but universal poverty. ' |justrates particularly that phase 'M Whne D detb P Plerce’ Haal No -one who "has not lived in ‘England knows how ' bol-|the ‘war:which dates from the ap-| b bl P shevism seethes in the foreign quarters of all the large towns, f. Gen Tpeh o4 con-1. pono »Fof Humat_lityl and particularly in the London ghetto. For many years it|gng the sucéesstul activitiés of'the BY DOCTOR CRIPPS! has been one of England’s boasts that every kind of refugee i8|troops under hig ¢ommand. ~ ¢ It has always seemed to me that welconte in Great Britain, and as a result the type of degenerate| - The “Big 'V two<part” eomog! Dr. Pierce, of Buffdlo; N. Y-, should’ be that cannot pass the Ellis Island tests at New York has been | Bums and Boarders will “alsobe | ) 0d mear”thé top ‘when a list of breeding throughout the British Isles for over half a century. et ; Amgriéa's' grent benefactors is* written: If we do not profit by thig lesson we do not deserve to. We GRAND. TONIGHT. He ‘studied”and conquered human dis- have been admitting a miscellaneous collection of immigrants| «“The Dawn :of Understanding, " | esse '"degree ‘that few realize. for fitty years, and many of them are our very bone and sinew,| ¥hich ¥ill “again=becseen fn. the Whenever e fonud a remecy Hiabove: And ‘many are not, It is more by luck than good judgment| picture in. which. Bessie: Love Wil | o e mewina R retic %hat tx;io much] vita&ty has been added to us' by immigration.|star for Vitagraph.. It is.adapted ; ulde,b:' bmf’gh‘:e“: eallpsice. He t is time to close the gate. | Major Monson Morris Offihe 369th field artillery was com- Plains,” and i ideally suited to Miss | keeping the ingredients secret, so ‘that Love, for, as the Mttle daughter of|the rich only could. afford to buy the them is pointed, unprejudiced, but not polite. . el o i *~~ And what should give us food for though is his intimation ,,J:':t,fi‘:,"’:v‘;fi ,I{.? :;“fi',.:_'?_”“:f At the risk of seeming inhospitable we must put up thej- ‘RO THURSDAY, bars both against the crack-brained bolshevist and the Prussian| The physical m‘u‘ Wallace are ready to rob us of our property and our liberty at the same time. : : 13th Street } { Second Street d to in an Beltrami Ave. Nymore Car leaves Nymore on the hours and half hour. Car leaves 18th street on the quarter to and quarter after - each hour. FARE 5 CENTS. Careful Drivers. ‘R. W. KIEHL, Proprietor 80 to-day the names of Dr. Pierce and his medicines are widely known, n}d they stand for better health and better citizenship. % . I . One of this great.physician’s most sucéessful remedies is known as Doctor or i splendidly set up, and: his en- | Pieroe’s Pleasant Pellets. ~These ‘ate tire ‘six feet two inches of physique|little, ‘sngar-coated ‘pills, congposed of are always in excellent shape:for a|Mgayapple,léaves of aloe, root of jalap— tussle. - But his fine restraint and ‘Ghingn that Nature grows in the ground. Reid is well known: This young act- oy Bre‘!ng:rt:“sd:::g:r &"‘g’éfifl; did” not follow thé” nsual enstom - of mandant of an American pxflspn camp at Richelieu, Fgance, and ‘had-charge of 832 German prisoners. His description of | the plainis,” she has full ‘opportunity medicine, but openly- printed the name to-display. her talentd, of each root and herb he used, And that most of them had decided to come to America after the|tolding, another. chapter—at,. the war. And there is no legislation yet framed to keep them out.|Grand tonight. ¥ % junker. If we have not jobs enough to go :round among our- selves, we should certainly not share them with malignants who st T, mental strength are no-less:import- b . x ant, and ooth phases of him are:éx- These Pelleté are safe because. they EVERYBODY SHOULD LEND ASSISTANCE. hibited at. their best in “The: Dubj" move the bovwels gently, leaving rio bad his next Paramount: picture; ‘shown after=effécts, as so many pills do. at the Elko theatre Thursday only: ' |Very often they make a perton who ¢ TOMORROW. jtakes thein: féel like” a new man or With each picture Bryant: W”h_lwom:n, for -they cleanse the intestinea burn’s success grows and the: reasan | 1t is'up to us all to help the returning soldier in the way of employment. Not only in the ditch digginfg line or something gf that :_b‘r}f‘ but to scimtxe payal;lle, pefrm;nent jobs that give evi- ence of the appreciation we have for his own big job that has ! been 8o gaodly finished. Lor L it 1 In every small community or large town the energy should |improve his work. To see him play be the same toward the finding of positions for these returned|in “The Way of a Man With a army and navy men. - Some of them have families to support,| Meld” at. the Grand theatre ‘orer- some parents and some have themselves to look after which, by |tormance that for freshness and ori- the way, i3 enough in these hard times. ginality stand-out with the best. Look around in your own section of country ‘and see if - e you can’t suggest a soldier or sailor every time an employer in your neighborhood needs help. You will not only be doing a duty for yourself and the employer but you will be doing a duty for your country as well. —0 St. Philip’s church Red Cross circle has just made a report for work done during the past year, in the course of which'it expresses its appreciation of courtesies shown by The' Pioneer. And the expression is duly appreciated. —o “ Many of our old salts (say 18 to 22 years old) are reaching home these days, hanging up ‘their uniforms and their sea legs and their choice marine vocabularies, and getting ready to plow the fields instead of the raging main. ; - ki s Would it not be dreadful if in five years’ time there were no one in the United States who could tell the difference be- tween Bohemian beer and Bayvarian beer and Bock beer? RRCHEEE 7 | SRS The o. f. winter and théuo. f. blizzard must have eloped together. If they come rollicking home, hand in hand, shall we give them a joyous welcome or heave a brick at them? —0 When we realize the present crying need for reconstruc- tion in every line we sometimes wonder if we were really ever constructed in the first place. PENC, W— Can you imagine a million and a half men abroad, each one thinking two identical tiuzhts. “When do we eat?” and of hard, decayed and poisonous matter that accumulates-when one is costive. If vou are constipated, by all means g0’ to yoar drugpist and get some of | Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant, Pellets, ~ They 4 may prove to be the very: thing your i system’ requires to make you well and ‘hup’p}'. A "MADE 1N (ROOKSTON" “Branch House, 114 Third Street, Bemidji “‘Gramny”’ Chamberlain * For Hacking Coughs that rob you of your sleep till your sys- tem becomes so run down that you are in grave danger of Pneu- monia or Consumption, the kind that almost tear you to pieces, that make your head ache, your throat sore and inflamed, take ‘2 Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy It eoothes and heals the inflamed air passages, stops: the tick- ling in the throat, and by its tonic effect enables you to throw off the disease. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is quite different from the ordinary cough medicine, for it not only soothes but also heals, 8o that the effected parts are restored to a healthy condition and the danger of a future attack is removed. I firm!y believe that it is the best and most reliable preparation ever pro- duced for coughs and colds.” - ¥ . v ‘ ON'Tpunish your childrenby foro: D ing them 0 take nauseating oils child to take “When do we go home?” i Turkey has made application to be placed under the guardianship of Uncle Sam. What Turkey needs is a guard, not & guardian. Wheii your child is cross, feverish and peevish becatise of stomach disofden_giveltoneof Dr. Milés’ candydike Laxative Tablets. They take them readily and aslk for more. Not -{tem!. MILES'LAXATIVE TABLETS will find in these tablets a safe, harmless and effective medicine for constipation, biliousness, PRNSECEILIF — Germany finds that it is one thing to approve of bolshevism n:-t iRlur.sia and another to be satisfied with the home-made article. USRS | SN When the price of butter and eggs goes down do you suppose that the cow and hen feel as if-they were losing caste? —— e The only entertainment left to the German crown prince in his banishment is the fun of trying to get a divorce. R N SR D5 - X B If you have not voted as yet, you have until 9 o’clock tonight. Vote for a clean city. Your vote is needed. — i