Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 11, 1919, Page 7

| | | TGRS VG S 6 DO i i FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1919 | THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER e —————— / PAGE EIGHT xR KKK KKKK KK KK KKS GRANT VALLEY. * EEEREE R LR R R R T 3. Wright\eturned Wednesday from Sentinel Butte after an extend- | ed visit with relatives. B Mrs. Casper Knapp and daughter, [ Ruby, accompanied by her father, E. | g Cotheran, left Monday morning via| the Soo for Oshkosh, their former | home, where they will spend several 2 days visiting relatives. R : r— et HUFFMAN & O'LEARY (Having Leased the Adjoining Building) 3 “Announce the Opening Of a New Economy Center —0n— Saturday, April 12 This is what we are going to open on the above date. A New Store With New Methods, New Goods, New Prices. In the New Home Goods Annex Will Be Shown | American, French, end Nippon Dinner ware, China Cups and Sau- cers, Attractive Perry Sets, Three Piece Table Sets, Table Glass- ware, Crockery, Silverwear, Aluminum Ware, Enameled Ware, Tinware, Kitchen Utencils, Woodenware, Table Linens, Bed Lin- * Donald Shannon and wife were | guests of Mrs. T. J. Wright last | weelk. C. W. Kingsbury called on Arthur the T. J. Wright home Sunday. A regular old fashioned blizzard visited this section Monday. The three small daughters of Mrs. Sarah Knapp have been sick this week with asthma. . Will Cox of Forest City, Ia., has been a guest at the H. 8. Stilwell home recently. Fred Lange and family visited at the Arthur Dailey home Sunday. Mrs. Max Lubeck was a Bemidji caller Saturday. Hard to Distinguish. “In Shakespeare's day the liver was thought to be the seat of love.” “Maybe the Elizabethans were not so far wrong, after all. The symp- toms of love and an acute bilious at- tack ere very similar.” < THE QUINCY MANSION, QUINCY, MASS, BUILT IN 1685, America’s classic example of a clapboard bulldlnzl p;eserved for over il hi ed b ful d fr t Inting. Tt E t 18, 2 . . . B e oos sy biding places, sald to have been used by swuggiers. || The young lady ens, Towels, Face Cloths, Dish cloths, Curtains, Draperies, Elec- Later the home of great statesmen and of the famous belle, Dorothy Quiney. || o trieal Goods, Hand Bags, Suit Cases, Trunks, Etc., Ete. :fi'*ttfi*itfitit**t: :*fi**i**i**fi**fi*fi: Says In fact everything forthe home- i SAVE THE SURFACE. *| % THE PAINTER’S BEST FRIEND % [| That when her ¥ : 3 ¢ i by *|* *|| Brother It will be our pleasure to have an opportunity of showing you & % Save th face and you save * | % Of all th liquid sub- - ~ : £ 1 ey 41§ s et st o Sl oneras through our New Establishment, to demonstrate to you our readi 0 % are_conditions which usually % |4 the binding of palnt or dry sub- || grom gervice ness to serve, and best of all, by means of Special Prices, to save * rt at the surface of any ma- * st hich when dissolved i 5 $79. e % g_ * :::lll.a Plr‘:)tectl:n aguinst de- | & :v:?:re sa:ve §se: n? ve)s:gl:: tol:' : He will you a g'r eat dea’l Of money on yom Furnlshmg purchases. 12 5 % terl th t of substances, k| % pi 1 fulfil) 3 . . i . hosi with % & difione worru b Hubeca ol 4 || - Havelts The pleasure of your presence is requested at the Opening Sale %fi 7 * care of the exterior. Provided a % | the king of the fixed oll, and, * Photograph taken Of Our NeW Home GOOdS. 45 % material does not carry within | % what is of enormous importance, % n unif\orm s i s {tself the element of sure decay, | « does it as cheaply. It {8 ‘the & : : =13 . s i % proper surface protection will | painter's best r::';:d becu:se l: * Before he Our success 18 gomng tO depend upon our _a‘blhty to g1ve you bet % undoubtedly lengthen its life. % % makes his work satlstactory. % [} puee it away ter values for less money, than you can obtain elsewhere, and to : bl oot itk el o Vel A B | I cater to your needs in a way that cannot help giving you satisfac- b THE COSMETIC OF THE INANIMATE. Hakkerap tion and pleasure v Ph hs . . % }fi &1 theiseves ol sustaces, iy To Every Purchaser On Our Opening Day, We Will Give, Abso- {1 am the world-old preserver. lease her lutely F B iful S ir—Well Worth Y. 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Y1 am the servant of progress. {[Columbus found me bedecking the savages who watched him Your Dollars|| plant Ferdinand’s banner on the shores of New Spain; and the Buy the Most ; very sails of his caravels resisted the elements of the West At through my aid. - / {The pioneers westward wending their way daubed the prairie 9 schooners with my_protection. 111 am the royal robes of civilization’s monarchs, Steel and Lum- Yours Anxious To Please, - HUFFMAN & OLEARY 321 and 323 Minnesota Ave. ber. 2 g {'The taut wings of the airplane gleam under my protective General Store P veneer. ‘ ol oo YThe sullen dreadnaught and the homing transport plow the . ¥ \ seas impervious to corrosion because of me. Heinz vinegar at per { 1‘[}1l \Hnterproofed your agents of destruction, the bullet and the | bottle. .. ..20c & 25¢ } S ' , 1 large bottle salad l : D .- " Then 1 drew the mercy of my concealing eamoufl ove T g T ki, e e of i cmeelg comelteds 7 | g .. 280 The Greatest Magazine Offer ofthe Year ! 11 glisten on the homes, and on the barns, and -on the cement | cans best milk. . .35¢ s . i | = . : %w::::'life is, I am alive. ' 10 bars white and dark But It Is For Mflly. Order Now A f[Where death and decay set in my absence hastens them. 808P . ..o ens 59¢ , Hgrionei ST . By arra n . (P.G. Soap, white; Len- fAnd my mission is to preserve. {Saver of Surface, I am PAINT! with “The Livest Maga- 0X s0ap, I;iark; S.S' gr lge zine il: bAfmerica" Tv}ze : soap, white; S. Pride can put before you The o . soap, dark) : EIIBGEEEE aC;IE(‘iFELIgOSo’If‘ Large can peaches, per the year. This offer : can 28¢ EXPIRES IN 30 DAYS. 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These literally wipe up the excess hurtful poisons are absorbed into the system acid and make the stomach pure, and cause untold misery. So, yousee, sweet and strong. Help digestion g0 it is just acid-stomach, nothing else— that you get all the power and energ{ that makes so many people weak, from your food. You cannot be well Try our line of Cookies and Crackers Also Hay, Flour and Feed Coffee—we have the which I am to receive the offer as listed above. listless and unfit; saps their strength and energy; robs them of their vigor and vitality. Biliousness, bad liver, without it! If you are one of those who have “‘tried everything’’ but in spite of it still suffer all kinds of acid-stomach best at a low price. 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