Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 18, 1919, Page 10

" postilest jewels, .deaths; we' were only PAGE TEN Opprobrium Given Crucifixion Plant Has Many Reasons of thorns Savior's head was derived from a certain specles of euphorbia, which, when grown nowadays in bo- tanical gardens, is often trained into the form of a thorny crown fastened upon & Cross. - The <alled, has no leaves worth mentlon- F HERE is a popular bellef in I J the Old World that the ¢rown The Crucifixion Plant. ing, save at the tips of its branches. All the rest of it i8 maluly thorns. But the oddest thing of all ahout it {8 that, when cut with a knife, drops of red Juice resembling blood exude from it. No wonder, then, that in the ©01d World where religion and super- stitlon so frequently merge, it should Re regarded with awe, Easter Eggs of Flowers. Today not only the size of the Ens— ter egg, but also the value of its con- tents play an Important part, at least in America. Thus, it is not rare that an Insignificant looking chocolate egg containg as a preclous surprise tho such as earrings, oracelets, ete. - Not long ago the pretty gashion came In vogue of making Eas- ter eggs of flowers, so arranged as to reproduce exactly the oval form of the cegg. . VFor this purpose vinlets and rases are commonly used, but in recent times orchids are helng preferred, es- wecially In England. Thus, a few years agn a Londoy florist got an or- der for au Eovter egg of orchids, cost Bg no less than $1,000 BRANDY IN CHICKEN IS SENT THROUGH MAI‘LS‘ Minneapolis, Minn., April 17.— 1 Chicken stutrered, with brandy Is one ur the latest In the series of strange journeys from wet territory into dry. A fine, plump, -dressed rooster “found Its way into the mail at Min- neapolis yesterday through the par- cel post, There appeared to he no- ‘thing suspicious about this chicken to thel autil an acecident happened wrapper of the package, when some- thing glittering showed through the abrasion. It proved to be a bottle with a half pint of brandy. As liquor may not be sent through the mails, Uncle Sam confiscated the stuffing and sent the chicken on its way, hollow, but law.abiding. STUNNING GOWNS FOR MRS, WILSON Paris, April that Mrs. Willson, the president’s wife, will have some stunning spring and summer gowns when she reaches America. She has been mak- ing a numbr of trips to the shoppisg districts since returning to Paris, and she is also sceing the dressimak- ers. There is wild rivalry among the tashionable modists for her custom, since they can let it be known that the Américan president’s wife has neen a patron. FINDS MOTHER HEART IN AMERICAN FIGHTERS How the Amerlcan noughboy, largehearted, cheery and clean, Ye- came the Big Brother and ‘“buddy” of children wherever the war carried him, is a glorious a&nd uow well- xnown chapter of America’s part in the conflict. But he went further and developed what Lieut. Coningslsy Dawson can only describe as a ‘motherly feeling.” In “The Mother- nood of the Soldier,” in the May aumber of the Red Cross magazing, Lieut. Dawson, who served with both the Canadian and the American troops, writes: b “It sounds absurd, I know, seems to me that up front we fight- mg men contrived to get -\kind of motherly feeling for one another. We were all so weak when consilered separately, so liable to wound: and gtrong when we stood together. This maternal feeling which men developed showed placed on the “crucifixion plant,” as It fa lny Roll, 18.—It Is whispered | but it/ THE BEMIDJ DAILY PIONEER OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF OITY|FOR SALE—Good white potatoes at COUNCIL OF BEMIDJI, SOTA, MARCH 31st, 1919, Council met at city hall at 8 o'clock p. m. A quorum being present, meeting called to order by Pres. Vandersluls. Roll Call Upon roll call the following aldermen I’“Lre declared present; Bagley, Palmer, Beckus,) Benner, Cooper, Croon, Jones, Vandersluis. Absent: Garlock, Barnell, Joanis. Minutes. Ll Minutes of the last regular neetin were read and approved. . Minutes o Qpecial Meeting of March 24th’read and approved. - Bills. The following bills after being audit- ml were upon motion and second allow- month March. Sllfl'l Gfl Street Gang general stroet cations and supples......... 108.36 Geo. Stein City Clerl( freight- express and miscel....... .. 9.68 Bemidjl Vol. I"ire Dept., attend- ing fires, Jany., Feby, March. Reynolds & Winter lnwrun‘.a premium ... ... Chas. Trodler, sawing wood. A. Thompson, rest room, March M. A. Aldrich, building shed .... W. F. Hazen, water hose. Neptune Meter C mete! couplings . . No. Western Tel Lt. & Power Co., pumping “contract, March .- Minn, E| t. & Power Co., cur- declared passed and carried. men present voting “aye.” Miscel. All alder- Communlication of the Womens Com- munity and Clvic club on the matter of planting trees on various streets and avenues was read and referred to the street and walk committeo. Municipal court report for week end- ing March 17th showing $157.09, and re- port for week endine March 21st show- ing $34.00, paid the city treasurer, were read and accepted. The street commissioner was directed to have the sdptic tank cleaned, motion being duly made and seconded. The matter of connecting the sanitary sewer to the Koors buyilding on oo right of way, was referred to the clty attorney and city engineer. ' A tain plat of a Riverside Addition was introduced and on motiop and sec- ond referred to the City Engineer. ‘The street commissioner was authoriz- ed to have a cement floor put into the new shed at the city yard. Moved by alderman Bagley seconded by Palmer, that the band bhe pald thelr apportionment of.the tax levy, in ménth- 1y installments. Carried. City clerk was authorized to advertise for blds for the city printing for ensu ing year. It was moved and seconded that the printing committee look up the matter of a sultable design for letter heads of the city, and to report at next regular meeting. No further business appearing it was moved to adjourn, Adjourned. . Approved, C. W, VANDERSILUIS, attest: President. GRO. STRIN, City Clerk 1t4-17 WANT AD DEPT FOR Sawx FOR SALE ne Ford runabout, cheap for cash. Box K. Solway, Minn, 104429 FOR SALE—One kitchen range, fine condition; almost new, will sell at bargain. A. A. Warfleld. 711 Lake Blvd. 418tf 6-room cottage at 504 Minn. Ave. Well arranged, large screened in porch, eleotric lights. You will like this place, its all in good shape. Also one 3 4 room cottage, hardwood floors, electric lights ete. Will sell both | together or will sell separately. Reasonable prices and terms. A. T, Carlson. Phone 61-J. 1d418 FOR SALE—Will dispose of the fol- lowing properties in Bemidji, as T’ want the money in my business at 504 Minn. Ave 5-room cottage with pantry and summer kitchen and large garage in rear; on 26 foot lot; rooms are nice and house " well arranged, large screened iu porch. Part cash and terms. At 506 Minn. Ave. 3-ropm cottage, hardwood floors, a very neat place, price $1600, $600 cash, balance, yearly or monthly, 7 per cent interest. At I1xil Doud Ave, 7 room modern house with 3 lots, this is in good shape and will be soid very reasonable. 120 acres land in Eckles township, price $121% per acre, $5600 cash, balance on terms to suit, or will trade for residence in town. A. T. Carlson. 3d419 | FOR SALE-—On liberal terms. Modaq ern house on Bemidji Ave. For further particulars address or in- quire of Andrew Rood, 905 Min- nesota Ave. 417t FOR SALE—Ford first class condition. Price right. Motor Inn. FOR SALE—Ford touring car in Late model, 3d41§ touring car in o Bcl:]vlc(cl! S 4 e 3.02 school. Inquire 1204 Dewey | tandare 0., O motor truck . 3.40| _@venue. 4t Geo W, '?fi"f“lnx' overhaul ‘ym' 7.60 | FOR SALE—b6 acre lIots and other 1. A. Fenton, printed matter’ 610| land on easy terms, will take 1. ’l’:‘ W}}‘%\o rent, 4th ward pi 1655 liberty bonds. Mathew Larson, Tudge ana Clorks, §th ward elec- ’ Nymore, Mipn. Phone 780-J. 1Bt T wemimam e 8.70 64-1Mo e ora Y Mareh e Go. V57| tion near Normal school on Lake gc-nex;‘nl lighting, 6th ward, 586 Elv'd. One of the most desirabie arc . - ~}ocations in city. Part cash, bal- e ke iy B0 Wi s10.g | © ATbe casy torms It desired. ' Rey- R. J. Tesch, draying wood..... 8.35 | 'folds & Winter, 212 Beltrami Ave. Chas. Nangle, M se., acct, char- “Phone 144. t320 ities . v 30.00 ‘Licenses. [17¢. Application of M. Peppin for pool WANTED m%m licenso granted on motion and see- . on: s Py ? Application, of Wm. Daugherty =for WANTED—May 5th; competent necondl?and t‘.gnlnrs udcenso was grant xsna}l;i glrbgener:‘l)shg:akewg;k‘.’ h;({; on_motion and second. . H. Roberts, @ Blvd., Ad- Application of R. W. Keihl for a jitne; 1 llc:;nfie was granted ‘'on motion and soc’: (d:';;s:t ':;‘it,:lne:::,vi: date. gg;i‘g Application of B. B. Lundgren, Propr. | e———— Standard Fimplayment Co., for male. em- | WANTED—Talking machine, some ,pl"ly"“’"l (}icnnse was granted on matjon records. Rellablé, ,maké - Brown B R ™ asdiitoi: leather duofold bed..or set, also! ‘ Resolution No. 148 designating the good mattress, . full uze If you Auties of the City Engincer and Super- have any or all—reasonable. Ad- intendent of Water Works was read and dress M. G. Pioneer. " ~ 3d419 bor Street Gang, general streot labor 187 30 Pioncer Pub. Co., omcm publi- FOR SALE—Ford touring car. 66c per bushel. Phone 809-J. 5d419 FOR SALE—3 room "house, 7 lots, garage, pump. On easy terms If taken at once. Hector Landry, Nymore, Minn. 6d421 FOR SALE—Residence property on lake shore. John F. Gibbons. 64421 FOR SALE—One brand new Kimbal piano and stool. Address No 13, care Pioneer. 6d419 FOR SALE—Lots 9-10-11.12 on Bel- trami Ave. For terms write F. A. Holloway, Cedar Rapids, Ia. 1734 Park Ave. 15d430 Late model, good as new. , Will sell for $390, cash. Inquire “Ford,” care Pioneer, Bemidji. 6d419 FOR ANY kind of a real estate deal, see or write E. J. Willits, 407 Bel-! Phone 41. 1213t FOR SALE—Five room cottage, city water, sewer, and electric lights. { Only a block south of the ]\ormall trami Ave. FOR SALE—AIl modern, seven room house, exceptionally good condi- HELP WANTED—The: Park Board desires applications for the posi- Address Park board. | 414tf WANTED—GIrls, - Those . with ex- | perienc preferred., J. C. Penney 4-16tf tion of park policeman. gecretary Bemidji Co. “ SNAPS! 8-room céttake; b wood 'flso_rs. well, small barn' and; wood shed, lot 106x240. A sacrifice for*cash. G-room house, duie in, lot 650 ft. front. House mgood _repair. $1,000, part cash. - 40 acres hardwood land, 8 acres under plow, 10 acres mea- dow, fine timber. , 4-room house, other bdildings. 7 -miles from Bemidji, state road. Only $1200 Part cash. Lot $1,600 4-room house; c:ty water. 40x140, good locufion. terms. 400-acre farm, good stock prop- osition. Hardwood ‘1dnd, 7 miles from station, goo %mad teleghone 8-rgom house, .28x28§, harn 24x40 with - lean-to 12x40." ‘Other out buildings; 20 acres meadow some clearing,” good timber. 25. per acre, part cash, easy terms. @ 6-room house for rent. GEO. H. FRENC| J.P.LAHR ... Markham Hotel Building [ Easter Specials TORPPMAN'S FRESH STRAWBERRIES | Sweet, juicy Oranges, doz..A24c' Large cans Tomatoes, good quality, 2 for... 3 Beans, 5 1bs. for..... ..37¢ Ulikem Apricots, in heavy syrup, 3 for............ 45¢ Macaroni, Spaghetti, and Egg | Noodles, 3 pkgs. for. .25¢ Olives, medium size jars Grape-Nuts, 3. pkgs. for...... 40ci Salmon, small size, 2 cans for ... Best Quality Salmon, 1 1b. flat ! cans for ..... 33¢ Baker’s Chocolate, per 1b...42¢ 10-1b. pail White Karo SYTUD. .cuoaisy - .92 Catsup, large bottle; Mon- arch ...: : Grapeladeper bottle; FOR RENT B St by LV PP FOR RENT—House, barn and gar- den plot; pasture for cow; ¢34 miles from town on state road; $60 a year. Address G. care of Pioneer. 418t¢ FOR RENT—Modern furnished room. 715 Lake Blvd. 2d418 - . FOR RENT—¢ room furnished house close in. Inquire .111 7th 8t. Also summer bunglow. — e FOR RENT—Furished cottage from May 25th to June 26th. Cottage on Lavinia side of Lake Bemidji.|Tea and Sulphur, properly compound- Good well in connection. month. Address cottage, care Pioneer, Bemidji. 74422 FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for rent. Phone 776-J. 441 $26 for FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL,18, 1919, ANOLD RECIPE TODARKENHAIR Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns Gray, Faded Hair Dark . and Glossy - AR | Almost everyone knows that Sage ed, brings back the natural color and lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or gray. Years ago the only way to get this mixture was to make it at home, which is mussy and trou- blesome. EASTER Last Easter was a martial Easter. (Glothes Nowadays. we simply ask &t drug -store for “Wyeth's Sage :’é Sulphur Compound.” n large bottle of this. old time recipe improved by the addition of other in- Ered\ents for about 50 cents. Every- ody uses thig preparation now, be- eause ‘no one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as it does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and one small strand at a time; by morn- ing the tfiny hair dxuppears, and after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and glossy and you look years young- er. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com- pound is a delightful toilet requisite. [t is not intended for the cure, mitiga- | draw this through your hair, taking | tion or prevention of disease. Brass buttons and braid, khaki and llue were all the go. - But this year styles have changed. A new type of clothes for a new type of men.. Renewed by the events of the war, American men require clothes to set off their vigor and their ambitions—clothes brisk and buoyant in dengn——styles with vim and go and punch. The House of Kuppenheimer has created such clothes for the men of this community—clothes that interpret the times, “ace-high’’ in dependability and ac- curacy of fit; fabrics that have life; smart patterns and color tones. The kind of clothes that will fully satisfy' your careful regard for your appearance at Easter or any time. Values equally satisfying. . GILL BROS $35.00, $40.00, $45.0Q You will got s e ood condition. Cheap if taken | itself in a special direction when the E ick. Motor In 3d418 - 4 danger was most intense. The mo-| IUIR- o707 AT Fancy Rice, 4 Ibs. for........46c| “The Kuppenheimer House in Bemidji”’ i ment before an attack the uppermost | FOR SALE—See the Bemidji Sta- . ! 2 ) thought which most of us nad and|" tionary store for rubber stamps,|{Monarch Spinach, large N which some of us expressed was I| fqc simile signature stamps, DO-| CAN ...ococomcninimnnenes 22¢ # wish, if 1 go West today. T had a kid tarial seals and corporation seals. & : i to leave behind me.” It wasn't the 35tf | Smilax Asparague Tips, - tather in the man speaking there,| — | can......... . 27¢ : e for the paternal instinct rarely | FOR SALE—Or rent. Furnished six & s malkes itself felt until the child is al- room houssor part of it. Magnet-} Fresh Eggs as Speclal Price ready in the world. It was the wc- ic treatments by appointment.{ i man speaking who lles hidden in the| 1237 Dewey Ave. Phone 161.J.] | heart of every man.” 1 gl 11T Y | R oo i N e e - e Deaefarctive