Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 17, 1919, Page 6

e e L,, . : \ \ ] [ | ! | || FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1819~ |. |||||Illlllll'“lllul“l""lIllllllilllllll"“l‘ill_‘lll"ll“l|||l"lll!Ill“!Illlllllllllfllll““ e BEMIDJI DAILY PION ——————PUBLISHED RVEAY AYTERNOON BXOBPT SUNDAY--iwe— G. E, CARSON, - . EEH : Pres. and Treas. F S sl ogs il E3 " i i i | HInn alances Jupiter and adverse influence “of* Neptune an 1. Unusually bitter newspaper controvergies by thestars. oo o mren ! : “Honors for a woman past middle a an active part in the councils“6f the nation, . Business enterprises have a fortunate ruling late. today and all such undertakings should be exceptionally successful. Warning “is given of fires and tornadoes. £0.8 Persons whose birthdate this is will have a fortunate year, but they should be careful of their health. = = Children born today will likely be headstrong, but withal, kind and generous. : i (Copyright, 1919, by the Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.) ] ELKS BUILDING" |- - e Y 9T . Entered: at the postoffice at Bemidjl,: My un'au?“at nt’c»nttou of March 8, 1879. .. - | | No attention paid to annonymous contributions. Writer's name must , but not necessarily for publication. by knovn“l:.c?ao‘e‘zl tfir’r the Weekly Plonezr must reach this office not and a file to assist the criminal in | DRINKING u‘ZG)LASS furthering his escape. . Provis js cap- & tured and the boy.is in terror until OF HOT. WATER IS .the convict shields nim with a lie. A SPLENb[D HABIT WHOLESOME COMEDY. - Critics, clergymen, school ‘téachers - B ‘ : $5he and other thousands of Pictire-goers Cleanse and s‘"“‘" the System . the world over have clamored for Each Morning and ‘wuh Away Poisonous, Stagnant Matter v TES WEBKLY FIONERR e pagel taining news of the blish vnr;“ mnu:'y.::a sent p:-hl- .’.‘3 f.’ 3 address, “l‘-:l““'-,m- 150 o = e better pictures and for stories that are clean, wholesome and simple: In Goldwyn’s new, Mable Normand pro-|. Ao e duction, “Jinx,” their -wishes have |, Those of us who are accustomed to been fulfilled. _|feel dull and:heavy when we arise; This wonderful story of a poor lit- iph;t:ng hea, th:. itufl{h frorpda :old;v - R E 3 s tle circus waif who escapes and |foul tongue, nasty. breath, acid stomi- Henry D, Lindsley, chairman of ‘the national executive com-| 2 T "% V40 el of hers, lc'm‘neg to |ach, lame ’tzngk, can, inistead, hoth, mittee of the Legion. the Grand theatre Saturday and Sun-|lcok and feel as fresh as' a daisy i lonel Lindsl day, and, j§ Will give you a chance to | always by washine the poisons and In a recent letter to all state chairmen, Colon Lindsley, herkaitn, mé%eilm L 3. chiince to e et ooeehated urged that all.Legion men aid the Red Cross dnve_m every way | o, LI WAl that you will Teave ; : % e as an expression of the gratitude that every service man owes|ye thédtre, After seéing delighttul| Weshould drink, before breakfast, the erican Red Cross. ! Mable Normand, with theiconviction [a glass-of 'hot water. with. a tea- “ i i i i invalu-| that you have seen the most simple, |spoonful of limestone phosphate in.it ,,Th? c°'°perat.l°n of the Ame?l?qn Leg‘on will b-e 5 Y‘W yet highly entertaining and interest- to flush from the-stomach, | able,” Clifford C. Hield, northern division manager, said. e . oy K o y . AR ing picture of the season. _ neys-and ‘bewels .the. previous day’s expect to find among them capable speakers, efficient organ- . ~ 7.+ ¢ |indigestible waste, sout bile and pois- izers and enthusiastic workers when we begin our drive for ABILITY AND DASH. . . |onsous toxins; thus tleansing, sweet- universal membership in November.” - - . «“The Battler,” featuring Earl Met. | €ning .and. purifying. the' entire ali- calfe and Virginia Hammond,; show- ;’;‘);"‘it“y‘ tract’ before' ghiting more; g 1 ight, only, |} A M HUMAN CLASSIFICATIONS. D B e dThf action ot ,,‘,_,,mo,,e‘.pho,pmfi in 8. Cobb i turday Evening Post: It seems to|fight for his'birthright- .. and hot water ‘on an. empty stomacl “e olgzlfifsthiocgiel? o Sl?aritiesy of himan nature is that it| . Through the tense story’of ““Fhe|is wonderfully invigorating. It cleamm ety e pecy’l , P A 8L 1V 5 ttler's” struggle runs a delighttul, [out.all the sour. fermentations; gases, -'divides all civilized mankind into two "special groups—+tho#e | voi thrilling, tale of his love for one | Waste. and. acidity--and_ gives one a who think they could run any newspaper better than the mag|of the social leaders of the big city. | fine appetite for b kfast, A<qiers When the American Red Cross asks for the continuation of the support of the American people-in its third annual mem- bership drive to be held November 2 to Armistice Day, it will have the co-operation and assistance: ‘of all posts of the American Legion, according to an announcement. from Colonel 1 Turbin daY - LW N We made npte, last weel,: while in.Chicago,. St. Paul, and Minneapolis; that: the close fittini’ turban, l?eautifully trimnied in bright Autumn shad, s-in flow- ers, also ostrich trimmed,br‘hiamy" .of which were draped with flowing veils, were the predominating style stiown _in the mid-winter hats. - T U The Elko Hat Shop hasg made, it;. possible to' have at least 50 of these new models en Sale Saturday. Sy who is trying to run it, and those who think they could run a ‘Earl Metcalfe plays the ‘tole of |ter- pound .of limestyfisxphogphite ( $ 5 $7 5 0 r,$1 2 $ 1 5 T i 3 N Jim Fortune, th ize-fighter, with | costs vexy. litt t “d “store, 5 hotel better than the man who is hanging on as manager al?hlso;c‘lel:litémzdp;:fing‘fif’é t;;sh. but’ is- ef¢ "i &!E'!o%: ’w}fo . R L o s ’ g ey I 1 proprietor of it. b In 'his hands: the’ chardcter of; the|is bothered with' bilioisness, consti- i There are subdivisional- classifications of course—for ex-|Edst Side fighter is wondertully por-| pation, stomach. trouble -oxpheuma- ample, women who think they can tell any other woman hoi | traved.. Mr. Metcalfe also plays;the]tism an enthusiast on internal sanita- ) 1 | role of Fortune's father in the latter We show no cheap, shoddy materials. All gogd, . Z ,nrich material that will bear. inspection. il £ ll"!llvlll,llmlllll!lllllllllINII'II!IIIlIII!ImIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIiIluI bring up her children without spoiling them to death, and he pi Virgi ol LAY 4 ut Bt ik, o - omen who are absolutely, sure no worian on earth can tell ‘,:;‘{,qurwfi,: s cct.;l.::;.- with n}}fi! o — : " Come and select your Vyiqget turban, Saturday.. . them anything’ about the right way to bring\yp their own chil-|calfe, has tlie part of ‘Angelica-Hart,| TURN HAIR DARK: ; . en e P R A VY DRI the abused wife. “o-' SEEWINDOW DISPLAY * " I s pa rren; which two groupings include “practically all wom BEET SUGAR VALUES EQUAL TO CANE. gt e e : B L eat % Kistoric ¢ intefy t i g Now that the new crofl of western beet suggy:is becom: abYout "WHHiam ' §. Hm?ti'fi m@&f available, hqusekeepers are asking: 7 questions as to its|craft picture, produced under the su- alue con'xpai‘ed' with cane sugar. g‘héfi %‘lkeriés ‘are ansyv_el:éd f&{:}{‘f’,‘;‘,‘;’;gh"";:g;}?gf ';:'d;é‘éj . y Miss; Mlldl‘!d_ Weigley, head .Ofkrthehlf‘o.w £, ecopomics division Gardner Suft cture and will be | .- ‘'of the state agricultural collegé, who'says® i ; : seen ati#his; Elko theatre tomorrow. “Beet sugar has.a.chemical .composition identical wit ; ‘ . |and. Sul 1 g Ty b 7z - u - - Sulphur. for ..darkeni Y, Pound for pound the twe rs'_]}ave equal food K‘mt:s m'g:&‘: Fe ta B | eaked and faded hair ,fggf;fi.' ual sweetness. . There is no'réason why beet sugar|iocale ot “his: p d | mother’s recipe,.and..folks are again ‘shotild e used in place’of cane /sugar in any kind ‘of is about 185 ices of |using it to k;l:_p' their l}_aixn,;% gg;’ g Ecodklgpg ineluding the making.of preserves and jejlies.” .::e%;:"%?ghi‘:#f Tg‘!%t%.eh; ;E‘M 4 i E T O, o A . o & youthful appéarance is o great- ;.. .Of course, everybodynlongs fo:;pleace}yan,d tranquility in Lest advantag ! the U. S. A. And, likewise, everybody 'warits the other’felll ; Sl Nowadays;; lin'figh, we don’t haye’ to be the one who is flattened out by the ‘steam roller -of ifh-| Corson and'si ; the troublesomse task of gathering thie, .dividual prosperity. R : T R 4 hist X sage and the: mussy mixing at home.] B e I “’ i All drug stofes sell the ready-to-use ||l \ N ' : ~-With the prices- of :womenfs gowns ‘prowling around in, ‘ R product, impxoved by t:;edaddition ti::t V K 1 0 ST. PAUL GR-!ND PERA other ingr ts, called “Wyeth’s the skies, the old fashioned sewing circle should become againi by ;an aristocratic feature of feminine life. § il v e g e I \\/HEN THE HUMAN MACHINE St. Paul, Oct. 17.—The Chicago | discover it hilis been applied. Simply i G OES W N G ) == i AR Fe Giand Opera. company tonight wil|moisten your carsb'or a soft brush When you want a thing and haven’t got it, the obvious|open.a brief enga,ggmey;:lt at the audi.|With it and draw this through your i thing is to go out and get it. It will not come to you. torium. The first number will be)hair, taking one small strand at a : ; i “Afda.” Rosa.Raisa, young :Polish |time; by bm:mlhngt fih‘l’. i‘;yfl‘x‘:‘l"g.‘" . 80 , Wil appears, but what delj . hes The idle and the feeble appeal to fortune for succor. The ofonte Ol hiave the title role. Cle- | o Wyeth's, Sage and Sulphur Come ; man-of resolution carves it out for himself. . - - ' |season. ; pound, " is 'that; besides : beautifully normal condition should always be health; glorlously—until one wants to’ go lustre arid @ppearance of -abundance onship of one part of the hody to anotler, espec e i e ry Il of the VERTEBRAE, wh;fh interferes with Naturé's ell. 2 ] 2 which is so gtiractive. 4 NEws OF THF_ seé::.l L-Ko comedy will »aleo be 1 it ] . way of keeping the body’; THEATERS NAZIMOVA SUNDAY. “Out of the Fog,’” the screen mas- T S T L ———— “ I Through Chiropractic methods every.part of the body can, except in isolated cases’where an organ is so badly " damaged by-disease that it! is beyondrepair, be brought’:~ DR. E. H.SMITH Office Security Bank Block 2 ,terpiecle. of which the great Nazi- back th “Imova is the star, will be specially - ; ack to normal and ma VIOLA DANA—REX- shown. at the Rex theatre Sunday. = = the forces of Nature hd “Santan Junior” is the latest Me-|This: play is a screen adaption of tro play to add to the long line of | the powerful stage drama, ‘’Ception successes already achieved by Viola|Shoals,” written by H. Austin Adams. Dara. This play, which will be the|and made famous by Nazimova in a feature at the Rex theatre tonight, |long and successful New York run. is an original story of spontaneous| “Out of the Fog,” is a tremendous and hearty comedy which brings out |drama :of ithhe sea and gives Nazi- to great advantage the versatile tal-(mova two distinctive roles which ents of this little star. vro;rlge e‘;n’iry opportunity for : her The story is that of a spoi.ed child ! varied and intense powers. Some of of luxury ywho is as perverse as a|the scenes depict the light house as young kitten and who takes a keen|it stands on the rock-bound New delight in tormenting and be-devil- | England coast—a, lonely object on ing the man she loves. Miss Dana this desolate spot—Ilashed and buf- plays this role with a winning sim-|feted by the storm-tossed-waves. plicity which is truly convincing|Others are taken in the light tower and her natural fire and vivacious- | —Showing the revolving light which ness find a broad outlet in the many- is seen by ships far out to sea, warn- sided young creature who makes the|ing them of the treacherous rocks world her play-room and men her|and shoals upon which the beacon An added teatur%vwn,l. bel Nleal for taking pletures on g‘:)vlz;l.':ni:gn: their work of nourishing,’ stren, worn-out and weak tissuesd and oigans,” - - " Chiropractic _hqlps Natu‘i-e to restore and rejuvenate rundown pogi:es. It can make tlg‘e system tingle with- vigorous life’ enegry and do,3t easily, simply and natar- = ally. While this new science will'not-do. the impossi- |f ble, it will. benefit even after-all other-methods have. ) proved incapable of reaching the trouble. Thousands have found full restoration .to natural health through CHIROPRACTIC %am. because it removes of the-interference with, Nature, .,/ without the use of drugs or surgery. Have a competent - -Chiropractor give you a' free Chirbpractic (KI-RO- .- “PRAK-TIC). analysis and see wherein this science can || help you to health and happiness. S e o MR ST S BUILD IT NOW Reconstruction begins 'at Home. If the old house isn’t al} you desire, and you can’t build a new one, a little of the right kind of repairing restore it to present day standards. . - b % The right kind of lumber used in the right way will make the change and we have all the material you “GREAT EXPECTATIONS.” - . SATUEDAY—TOM.E.\‘ Louise Huff and Jack Pickford, are The Rex theatre will show Satur-|co-stars in an adaptation of Charles day for the first time one of the fin- | Dickens’ “Great Expectations,” est and most exciting photoplays|which is the Paramount feature at — 2 ; seen here in a long time. This is|the Grand theatre tonight only. = 5 A . Rty ; 3 i the William Fox production, “The Among those who appear in support E will require llylfi}sldml _that kn?tless and crackless : | : Wilderness Trail” with the daring, of Miss Huff and Jack Pickford are, |E manufactured? Timbet, Beaver ‘Board; fqu béfter s i ; i i, dashing Tom Mix as star. The story (Grace Barton, Herbert Prior and W. |[E walls and ceilings, . 50 . & ’ i’ tells of a struggle between love and | W. Black. The picture geored a de- 5 i " i 1 duty, with a background of wonder-|cided hit. i . = g Suppose you ask about.it? rs unde & Dann , b ¢ 1 ful snow photography, in the Cana-| The story of “Great Expectafions” H H . | 5. L nen er { dian ttm- north among the Hudson |details the thrilling adventures of 5 Hat : St e o B g sif ERaTo e 81, Hilaire Retail Lumber Co. £ ¥ cporkacrons ©. - s “Pom Mix performs feats that sesm brojuslht up in tlhe home of ‘his broth- ] { ] £ CHIROPRACTORS - impossible to the average person. As|er-in-law, a blacksmith. He en- = ; . . ! {he story unfolds he gets into extra- |counters an escaped criminal, Provis, PHONE 100 BEMIDJI 1st Nat Bank Bidg.. Phone 401-W' ' Be — ordinary complications, but in his|while trying to elude his' sister's|E ] ) - whirlwind fashion comes through!wrath, and is forced to obtaln food | SyIINHININIISHITITIENIIREEIIENNNETEEEIHIHHIUNTIERIBLNE Defective