Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 6, 1919, Page 3

. mitted to.continue on the’basis of the: . of the- rnvesrlnz public- ta finance. ship; ments’ needed by Furope . creased credit -demand for goods for * the disposal of forgigpers. in.purchas- g 3 1 { ing and !ettlil::g for .!dn'fl:uffl_c products M—— i New Dtodze and Ford Cars 400 Minnesota Ave. - which they obtain from American pro- ; at your service I First Class Rooms i i --ducers.” . ; % n Siich an addition to vredits not based H N. AC*KEE. Euneral Day or night the year Connection on gentine savings, the board points Director round. P M d . out, would mean.inflation, implying.an i ipe an an increased. tendency toward the bidding| ‘ o up of prices. ]en order to avoid the re PHONE 178-W or R WARD BROTHERS Tobbacomst ] “ Innd_not at the banks. a5 K THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER - * ) " : J .| Doctor Cannon of Harvara University amount of éxpert -trade secur}: Sho Wh Popular Conoep- ties to be held by banks must necessar- fly be limfted to & minimum figure,” tion Ha oan Wrong. the board asserts. The popnln conception of thirst, beard says, and. adds that some ‘part ’Oumnl. is a lessened water content % ".t:“ es. Among a great many of the export demand would. disappear | Of the body, & condition' in which-the rh::ms 9 errobneou! bellef exists obably when actual commercial se-| €0tire organism . suffers, but Dr. W. Detsons car:beiresuscitated after Lo ¥ B. Cannon of Harvard, university, con. | Daving -been in the water:a great Hew ‘Burql Alarm, A burglar ghould have a har ta “get by"-the new alarm. whig 8till, I1t's Well to Try,. ‘What is sald to be the record for re- suscitation from drowning was accom- plished by United States life-savers One of the smartest of the handker chief linen’ waists has a collar which rolls sufficiently at the back to fit successfully over the collars of . tal- lored costs and sweaters. It tucked blue mercerized cotton in & Ion‘ and short sampler stitch. and preventing its success. Fodoral Reserve Bulletm Says AISO fireater snnrtace May f;: r"yf W]':(“ Id: b‘:, Il fon protoe siders it-a purely local. phenomenon. length of time. Cases have been . Take Place on of shipments. *According to -him, the pre-eminent | kmown where resuscitation methods 3 MONEY MADE WITH CHICKENS| factor is the relative drying ot the | Were used for hours atter the drowned mucosa of the mouth and pharynx.’| Persons had been under water for & Tennessss - Woman ' Cleared $379 - in| This may result either from: excessjve half-hour, or even longer. Thus it will | Five Years With Two Settings - | use of the passage:for: breathing;‘as be geen that drowning is a quick death: of Wyandotte Eggs. fn prolonged- speaking or singing, or| &nd the hazard of the water corre- —_ .| 1t'may be caused by deficient salivary | Spondingly great.—Exchange. (Prepared by the United States Depart-| secretion. The latter,” according to STy ine ment of Agriculture.) Cannon, represents true thirst depend- Two. gettings of White Wyandotta| jng on ‘the " fact ' that the - salivary eggs; costing $2, in-five years' time net- glands, which keep the biiccal -and ted-$870 profit for a woman poultry| pharyngenl mucosa molst; requlre wa- club member In:Madison county, Tenn.| t¢rfor thelr-action.” The first two-settings of eggs were| ppe salivary glands: oceupy A stra- bought in 1914. In 1915, nine hens and | tegic position in-relation to a:surface six cockerels were sold for $4; In| ¢hat tends to become dry by: the pas- 1916:48 hens and two cockerels brought| ggge of air over ft. “Thus,” Cannon -$105 in 1017 $100 worth of eggs and| concludes, “the diminishing aetion-.of birds were sold; in 1918 the value of | yng galivary glands becomes a delicate the -flock, both fowls kept and sold, lnficntor of- the -bodily damnd for waa 83156: a‘ total-of $429. Much of the feed wgs waste products of the farm and- cost nothing. The- total - cost -of - production was: Oniginal settings, -$2; two breeding pens, $30; feed, $10; advertising, three years; $8—a total of $560. The profit of ‘INVESTING PUBLIC MI}ST AD Shortage of Many Essential Materials and Commodities in World at Large—Foreign Recovery May Be Rapld. : , Beltrami County. Washington.—In warning that still - higher prices and a greater shortage of . supply may be expected in the United - States if foreign purchases be pers —Travelers— will find a warm last few years, the federal reserve’ - board.in its July-builetin declaves that the war period .In exportation has come to:an end-and: that it is the duty] welcome at The West Minneapolis BACK AGAIN Shortage: in” World. “There Is a shortage. of Iany. essens tial materials and- commodities in the’ world’ at, large.”. the beard’ says, “ine But don’t forget your photograph is want- ed for County Collection. In order to make export necessarily implies relatively $879-was made possible because of the decreased.supply .of goods for. domestic use. Demand and’ supply " are auto- smallness of the enterprise’ and the fact that most; of the feed for the birds = had no ‘money. value. - - matically .~ equalized’ by changes in 7 e === z'flce, b;:; sucl;. Ll;amlre h[)d”w“ — g - rcumstances “heré - und eonsidera-{ q;EAR : - 2 . ] &AND Y FOR: YOUR LIVERY ) A_ ERQSE E i CAR - f Service our watchword this collection uniform, none but photo- ton Doeiatily Amenr TE a luige graphs made by us goes into their collec- export. financing process _-is- conducted {, 5 by ‘banks-out of credit the result is to place the fluid-credit of the country at tion. currence of such .a-menace: the- board :_{ket, that is in the savings o! the pcoph ‘STAHL-JACOBS Renovators All work guaranteed. ~Work--ealled -for-and de- livered. — General Repair . 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