Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 23, 1919, Page 8

_.@AGE EIGHT \I’ Bemidji Market Quotations Hens, small and thin ...... At Value| Wool, bright .. Springers, dressed ............ 22¢ | Wool, semi-brig! Common Sense. Common sense is sclence exactly so far as it fulfills the ideals of common gense; that is, sees facte as they are. or, at any rate, without the distortion of prejudice, and reasons from them in accordance with the dictates of WHAT THE STARS PREDICT HIDES Cow hides, No. 1 Chicago, Dec. 23.—Potato receipts today were 26 cars, |Bull hides, No. 1 . Market firm. Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin Round g;ffs'smislxv'o'.'i Idaho Russets,|Dpeacons This is a favorable day for settling upf the year’s accounts and profits will be assured, if this sign is ollowed. i Holiday week will be of enormous benefit to theatres and | Whites, sacked and bulk, $3.25 to $3.35. all places of amusement, despite the increasing tendency toward |sacked, $3.95 to $4.10. TalloW ...ooovvns sound judgment—Huxley. economy which the stars predict will come to pass early in the Horse hides, large .......... $8.00 ] new year. . BEMIDJI CASH MARKET QUOTATIONS. § o |il|l|lllll|l|lllIIIIIIl||I|lIII|lIIlIIIIIIIIIIlIlIllllllllllllII|II|II|II|IIIIIlIIlIlII|||lIIlllIIIlIl_I£ The spirit of war will linger for many months and there GRAIN AND HAY MBATS According to Expert Estimate Cost Is About $8 Per Head—Veal Is Good Side Line. scene, when they put enions on the table. One Grand Gift for the Boy, a No. 6 ................ $40.00 Beans, hand picked navy, cwt. $6.50 | Ducks, dark cewvees---32.38 Ducks, clean .. ..$4.5%|Ducks, white ..40¢c|Hens, heavy, 4 Ibs. and ove! aila ..60¢|Sprisgers, live ....... 18¢ 16.00 | Geese, thin and small . Potatoes .......... Beans, (Swedish) cwt. Beets, per bushel ... It costs about 38 per head on.the |Carrots, per bushel ... Domestic cabbage, ton ... Meccano Set Worse. “That youngster of mine keeps In- terrupting me when I'm talking.” “You're lucky. My ows Furord :(neeps interrupting me whes P'm sieep- g - average, according to expert estimate, to raise a calf to the stage where it | Holland eabbage, per tom can be profitably sold for veal. The g;gmfie:vzazwr cwt. ... alde ,fl?,;”,:f;'mifi“' s profitable Butaimgos Per CWt. ..cc.eeon & MAC’S 3rd. Street Why not take this happy occasion to thank your many friends and show your appreciation by sending them a nice box of Candy or a Basket of Fruit. This year should be made jolly and everyone remembered. We have the largest stock of Candy in Northern Minnesota. “BASKETS NUTS BOOKS BOOKS ol NUTS Baskets of every conceivable style and “The Blue Moon,” just received, one of the | . F Just received from Cal\ifornia, 600 pounds shape — Sweet Grass Baskets, Fancy of Fancy Soft Shelled Walnuts, 1b. . .50¢ most popular books of this season. will be revolts of all descriptions, but order is already on its way.|... pushel ........... T goc|Mutton L....ieiiiiiiieeioas 12¢ . " A presidential candidate whose name is much before the|pariey, bushel .. $1.50 |Hogs, 1b. ... 17¢c-18¢ " public will be beset with unexpected difficulties. Rye, bushel .... .$1.40 ¥reiseflsbfievtell;i’ -égg:;g: T Persons whose birthdate this is have the augury of an|Red clovef, meatu 9e-42¢ | 1 Toms, live, b, -. <. .. 25c-30c : unsettled year. ERSORERE) &5 Goese; 1ive, Ib, «onvnoioo 20c-26¢|2 : - Children born today will be clever and very successful. PEROAE O: i swiesmomi smsiann $2.50 g:g:m;“;: ?fid'[){ré{ . 16 , : i o . . > g ... . (Copyright, 1919, by the Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.) Springers, all weights, lb. n ni ht “ntll 10 0 clock VEGETABLES. 7 - 5 . - HIDES BIG ADVANTAGE IN UAIILE Bt e e T 3106 | cow nides, o, 2 E ' ’ , 131700 ’ No. 1, 1b Animals Assimilate Large Quantities Deets. por vt ST gl If you have neglected to make your of Roughage and Waste Feeds Onions, dry, cwt. ...$5.00 | Calf skins, No. 1, 1 H . s and Aid Fertility. ngns, c;{. 7$6.00-38.00 | Deacons, €aCh .............. 2.00 = selection would one of the followmg ar- Dairy butter, Ib ............ 60-65¢ | Horse hides, large, each .$6.00-$8.00 | v 5 CPrepared by the United States Depart- BUGETEAE ... vis 0.t siis disiais S3015 3570 166 | Tallow;, 1bs; ws siass sisimisrmisisrmiore » ge-14c|Z ticles suit you? ment of Agriculture.) Eggs, fresh, doz. ........c.cunn T6C[WOOL ....vvvvninnnannnnns 40c-50c|= One of the chief ndvantages in keep- R S . = = ing cattle is that they assimilate large 3 3 ) . . Y = . qrantities of roughyge and waste feeds The following prices were being paid at Stillwater, Minn,, £ HUDSON BLANKETS ......... $18.00 and carry them to markei themselves at time of going to press of today’s Pioneer: £ INDIANROBES .............. $15.00 in a more concentrated form. The APPROPRIATE. IN AND HAY MBATS = ;ar?]er ‘I)s ‘tl:msfsnved th’e‘ tshor of mar- “Do you wear an instgnia in your [c, .o ! NERIA N $2.70-$2.80 | Mutton, 1> . H FUR SETS, up {0 [N e o $150-00 'keting bulky farm products, and the | golf-coat.” Ceiar b e “69-32.79 | Hi it H 'fertility remains on the ?aim. “Yes. During the winter the Whea{.. go. g """"" :ggg_:g;: v‘.ff,’ il = SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, — dicks (el ot weosmelile: fhbeiw | g 0 L0 S F ke Beot, ar. E ¢ $25.00 to $75.00 i Existence Brief but Blissful. course on it.” Bnrleir """" 1.10-$1.37 | Lambs = PO . vos i oivisnio oo st aiin B (s ] o e pig doth dwell in J 1 =i - - £ xAvm-tt. tznom m:relal ’t"lu:r’;'. conipiete P The Locomotive. gz:in)jl‘:eazt perlb -$1.47 “';: LIVE FOULTRY H SILK HOSE ............ $1.00 to $4-95 e gets as much hi t ] otive i: tent > P H -And never h:: lo‘:voreryc.an o n‘l‘o ::?x: A;;.m:o(;‘:n lz:n‘ponunm go- iulm:;ll‘“ ‘lmzd' :gigg Tul:'l;eys, faney dry picked, 8 I:BS‘; = KID GLOVES ---------- $2-5o to $3'50 works without an argument— 0. 1 clo mixed ...... o 00| up .ottt ieeenn = Hal Hal ch is extremely fortunate. RYE STAW ..ocecnmeneononns $9.00 | Turkeys, 9 1b8. @D .. ...c.vnnnn. 23¢|S SILK GLOVES.......... $1.00 to $2.00 Marie—DPid the new play make you R R Corm ....ovcvennevmne $1.10-91.20 ¥‘:'k2et?§fgs“;ms # At Va;g: __=_ ; ery? = EXPENSE OF RMSING CALVES Tuvkeis: small an(i .th 's.c..ZOc H TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN Mayme—No, only during the dinner VEGETABLES Geese, 12 lbs. up, ana fat ..23¢c|= ,0"Leary-Bowser Co. ME H mllllIllllllllllllllllIlllIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIl_lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIlIIIIIllllllllllllllllll(r’: ‘ p P Jle T . Chinese Baskets, Bamboo Baskets, just | g,5.i] Nuts large, jumbo style, pound . .40c | Gift Books, Verses b i s ) 9 y y . y y Nesbitt. . ... ... tl_:e thing for Motl}er s work basket, Eh?Pl; 600 pounds of “Mixed Nuts,” all this year’s | Friendship Books .. .. .. e.s. l . .50c and gg::: Emgk BtasketS, Fruit Baskets and Sandwic \cirV(l’nl: tll:lo lpeaamuts in this assorfment. C(l;(ll'istmas Carols .................. 35¢ askets. . ile they last, per pound......... 40c | 100 Popular Copyrighted Fiction. . . . .. 75¢ Fancy California Redwood Boxes, boxes Kl Fesih: Frites i seascn--Ovangess Abs Subscriptions taken for Magazines, and we EFOM .o b st ) 8 b it 75¢ to $10.00 Pirike, new and totally different, $1.75t0 $4 Hoeffler's, from .Astoria, Oregon, made especially for you. Bunte’s and Johnston’s, satin finished hard candies, perpound. . ... .... 50c and 60c Fancy French Cream Mixed, pound. . .50c Ye Old Time Mixed, the kind grandma used _ to buy. Johnston’s, “Made Milwaukee Famous,” a ples, Bananas, Grape Fruit, Grapes Figs. - Let us make up for you a Fancy Basket of Fruit for your Christmas Dinner Table. Our baskets of fruit must be seen to be ap- preciated. Made up while you wait. From $1.50 to $7.50 Candied Cherries and Pineapple. Fancy Brick Ice Cream, made especially for sglicit your patronage. Indian Beaded Moccasins—for babies, chil- dren, misses, women and men . $1 to $3.50 Calendars, hand tinted. . . . . .. 60c to $1.00 SAY IT WITH CARDS ' We still have a nice collection to select from. Also Stickers, White Tissue Paper, Fold and Silver Cord, Poinsetta Wrapping Paper. Everything to finish the Christmas package, and a wonderful line of New complete assortment, boxes us,abrick ................ R 50c from Year Cards to show you. L] Cigars, Tobaccos and Pipes Fancy Glass Humidors—Prince Albert, Tux- edo and Velvet smoking tobacco. . Cigarettes, in Fancy Christmas Packages— ° Pall Malls, Melachrinos, Omars, Lucky Strikes, Camels and Chesterfields. Half pound and one pound cans of Prince Albert and Velvet Tobacco P ipes, Cigar Holders, Cigarette Holders and r ] Cigarette Cases. Leather, Rubber Lined Tobacco Pouches, Ash Trays, etc. éigars by the Box—a limited number of small boxes, 10inabox................ 31.90 QT RS 0 e R S B ‘ V = ( . 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