Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 6, 1920, Page 7

. Dr. W. K. Denison—Dr. D. R. Burgess LUNDE and DANNENBERG BEMIDJI TANNERY DENISON & BURGESS Chiropractors 2 of Every Degrec Have ; Veterinarians Corner Irvine and Fourth Street fio ‘Unflinching Faith In Them, as S . Phones: Office "‘[R’ ;' Res. 99 Houra 10 to 12 &.m.; 3 t0 §, 7 to 8 p.m. O kvcr‘tlnn Evil, N : TLoggs : Bemidl . ~Phone dii-W. Calle: mads Deer Hides Made Into Buckskin. - ” ist National Bank Bldg. Bemiajt l Goat, Sheep and Cow Hides ~The charmg of Afgha.mstan hnve, ; m most cases, heen ‘written by mul- | & - % s ““lahs or faqueera, and - the - people G, 4 : " | |Get the Genuine DR.(E. A. SHANNON, M. D. _“*place an unquestwnmg belief and “Physician fi::osmmm vjmflmchmg trust; in |, them. These Phone 386 s Erane $81 5 spells and- divinations :seem. _to show that they are to a great ex- nt the outcome of the religious tra- ditions and beliefs of the country, and, as-is'only to be expeécted, a large Into Rugs and Robes PRICES RIGHT Chester S. Rouse Proprietor DRS, GILMORE & McCANN Phylieiuu.nnd Surgeons HUFFMAN & omY Office Miles Block — ||| FRNITURE AND + number are exotic-and can be traced’ D. H. FISK, Attorney at TR 3 ¥ L) < % . H. y at Law to Indian- and Persian ideas. No Ask for Office, Northern National Bank UNDERTAK]NG L -of white pudding is ever eaten “ '’ Bldg. Phone 181. Collections a | thout:Sora “La-ay-laf” being mut- | HILL S specialty. 1 H. N. M'KEE Funeral Director ~ tered over the dish: - This is done to “avert-the. evil of the servants or of | ~.anyone-who may“have looked at the food in such'a‘way as to cause dis- ease to those who eat it. If a party - in a boat is overtaken in a storm, | pasgages are read from the Koran to - appease the:fury of the water. Ona dark night-a woman who finds her- ;alone has. only. to mutter a pas- FIVE MILLION PEOPLE USED IT LAST YEAR HILLS -~ D QUININE | TA V. GARLOCK, M. D. | 3 & Eye—Ear—Nose—Throa! After the holidays special offer «» BROMIDE TS Glannes Fivea O Y Phot h. g our Photographs — || See. our popular lines of large folder sepia portraits at only $9, DR. E. H. MARCUM Office hours, 11 a.m. t6 12'm., 2 p.m. to 5 p'm. Schroeder Block. Office phone 18, Res. phone 211. PHONE 178-W or R ¢ ‘This is Bemersyde, ‘the -home 6f*the Haig' family. for seven centuries, which 1§ to be lmught for about $250,000, raised by popular -subscription, and presented to I'ield Marshal Haig as a tribute -to his services during the war. Standard cold remedy for 20 years —in_tablet .form—safe, sure, no opiates—breakd up a cold in 24 hours—relicves grip in 3 days. i uge from the. holy book in order to | Money back if it fails. The ; $7 and $4.85. Two extra presents B - h Red DR. E. H. SMITH A Ppresen - 7 "ghiéld herself from all évil, and' with SCRAPS s Dantsli: goveraniont 18: pIABHINE “.'.‘,‘;,"‘:w Peh M. "miire e free this month with a dozen. por- i - picture. lan rgeo! traits: -~ “.a'sword in her hand and a sora on -to erect n wireless station at Copenha- At All Drug Steres Office Security Bank Block —your portrait in a calendar, gen for direct communlcutlon with the her! lips.she can travel any distance | An instrument has been invented to —your portrait in an easel. ‘without the slightest fear of being | permit draftsmen to draw perfect United States. . : See g‘“ bnrgnfinfdin discontinued cxdil l\nrm ovals and to draw two or more of the - 4 3 ines of pretty folders. ed.’ same dimensions. In Egypt cottonseed ofl ‘cake seems |: o R SANDORN; (M. D Rich Portrait Studi i [ — to be proving a satisfactory substitute |. Physician and Surgeon . 1C ortral o Phone 570W 10th and Doud Ave. Office: Miles Bloek Kodak finishing, of course— House Phone 443—Office phone 56 ||| highest quality -at lowest prices. “In France a process has been in- for coal. The present value of the ofl | vented for treating gelatin or glue | cake Is less than one-fifth the cost of | that produces a noninflammable substl- ; coal. i tute for celluloid. | = 2 The Brazilian government has de- ,Last year was the first tije ‘the | creed that products offered for sale | United States esported more tin plates | as butter must contain at least 80 per | thad Waleg, “her etofore the lemler in | cent of butterfat and not more.than 15 1per cent of acld.conten: " UNACCOMMWODATING LOT ALL BOWED BEFORE PATTI| NAVY OFFERS CASH FOR IDEAS| 3 FiGives a brilliant glossy shine that Famous Cantatrice Adored as Prob-| Usable Ones. Submitted by Civilians | [lP‘docs not rub off or dust off—thut : i ably No Other Singer of Any Will Be Paid For by the Sanoals to thelion that lasts fout Generation Has Been. ‘Department. s " Black Silk Stove Polish . 1s in a class by jtself. It's more * carefully madenrd made from delter materials. Tryit on your parlor stove, your cock B*ove or your gas rance. llyoldun ¢ find it (ho best potish you ever usod, your hardware “or grocery dezler is uuthorized 13 re- fund your money. The' death of Patti, the adored \V:lshington.—'l‘he navy will pay a diva of our grandparents, would' have| eash reward for usable ideas or sug- | been a calamity if it had taken place | gestions submitted by civilian employ- in their time. She was not only an| ees o persons in civil life. i exquisite singer, but a woman unique Regulations to carry out the act of for beauty, charm and loveliness. T| vongress authorizing such payments knew hLer wéll. And how interesting | have been based on the methods adopt- ‘it was to hear her talk of her vouth.| ed by industrial establishments. The »She vowed that she sang as the| naval _inventions office will supply birds sing, from babyhood. An ac-| forms on request for the submission quaintance tells me that he.was at| of suggestions. Ascot races on the day of Patti's| The act states that “reward Is to be debut, and came to hear her. and| paid when, due to n suggestion or a “Phyllis is in & quandary.” “What is the matter with the dear girl?” - - .“How was she to know that all -twelve of the young men she prom- ised to marry would survive the Make GF Allsteel Your Secretary i JUST such care as you show in your selection of em- ployees should be shown in the selection of office i ST wifl’"—Bim‘aingham‘ Ag&Hera.ld. how, “when, tiny, black-eyed and | series of suggestions, there results an furniture, | 5 : sweet, she cpme onto the stage sat | improvement or economy in nianufac- . . i SBOCIATION'S GOOD WORK. Co_ver;t thrnlen. hnnt ; lm:ul wus | turing process or:plant- or naval ma- GF Allsteel Ojflce Furmture é T raised to greet her. ut she sang. !rlnl.” “And: then it wiis ns 1t the house had| will gwe you the utmost in service, durability, resistance | While the members of the Associ- | peon of straw and. had caught fire. : ] ainst fire, water, rats and vermin i ated Mountaineering Clubs of North | people went mad over her.” $4,000 [n Sheit Paper. ; : - ag 2 ’ ' . [ o eyt , I ttle, Wash.—How $4,000 of Se- : 5 +:- America are ‘not-.all” devoted to| Later Pattl-went to St. Petersburg. provement bonds,” bought’ by Ca A~ GF--Allsteel is the complete line—safes, tables, counter mountaincering, they have a com- | They strewed the stuge wkh 10565 & son for ai facome for s mother, Ac d stomaeh heights, desks, shelving and supplies. Built on the unit - mon bond of interest in'the preser- { {0 o T e and. pearls | ere used by her to paper pantry I system which can be arranged to form interior equip- vation of American scenery and in shelves, was. disclosed when some of a . 80d 1D {4y caskets. I remember her showing Millions of people who wo 'ol"v are despon. ment for safes and vaults. of plant: bird life Bi ; J ‘the mutilated bonds were brought to| acne have spelle o the protection of plantiand bi €| me o little Ruseian’ring. It was &' pe “office of City Treasurer E. L.| biue'and aie often Py belleve' deate | ; s g 3 i in their natural envifonments. The |stave of gold. and .on ft were. the | muiry td see if they had any vlue w—-g.gg fo-odsaids infuemoey Let us %we you other striking facts concerning the I S0z d . Sl oe F A 3 . i association is co-operating with the BEE:S iy ‘":'““"I“‘s' : "‘-“","v &= According td: the story told Account- merits of GF Allsteel. { Bational P"k service foriithe- crea=: Noinx;(:;\lxh llzsi‘l::l:,e:g-n(lfzf Pat. At A B, Lund, the bonds sare. the 1 vmn eflnzd-ymmomrul:llfl % | “ s S ore 2 Sald - aing suc] ) tmn and development of national|¢ys- warm heart. . She never forgot :::r:tl’fl:;‘::;?r‘l: ;’::::’e‘:‘:;::,:: G;E‘g:hm‘ed Fo A R PIONEER STATIONERY STORE : ks and “monuments.” A fine |an old friend, .and never neglected years. During a_long liness five or or other -Innevlul or ) e?lfmn:nr&:l‘;. BEMIDJI, MINN. § colleehon of literature on mountain- ) i ¢ one; even when poor William .-Ganz o Haalth. ahd plx years nqo she'ls safd to have suf-| The blood s lnno gdr .T:e. u:enol neld- a]ccompnnh:ents the | eorédta temporary lapse of memory, | Sirengthareunderminid, The victim ot D s g rgn | 11 vhen iho redovered apparently | SxEEih AT Rl B Sard - v el despite. - Ganz-worel.a wig—wigs, it} 4q fdrgotten ‘evérything about the| & Gare—not wort, much o the man or fact—to decelve his best friends—| onq¢ ang thelr value. 'nm“'noh“mld;nomlchl igs il be changed from, week to ; | TSREE, e e week to suggest that his hair was Privation Despite Prosperity. mnenhle'.mnhle yg;'n*l:tlm;fl the " bll;es » . tl iere is a marvelous growing. Pattl knew. all about it | yongon —There we-e 26 deaths from | modera remedy calicd EATONIO that brings, and with “Maitre, your hair wants starvation or accelerated by privation o'fie :‘ucn n:l'lel relie! lm:‘nwyrclm;”-lom‘ch »” urstomas I—makes cutting,” would send him off to the |, "po10nq and Wales the past year,| It srong.coo. sweet and comfortable, Holps barber—the wig cabinet—for the though wages were never higher you get back your strength, vigor, vitality, shortest-haired one. And the round & 8 er higher and | ¢ 1 i t entdhudum and lood | 'eerflSo mnhnyv th nu?‘ unemployment never less, accort (J ands upon thousands of sufferers have usc of deception would begin again.—Lon- r o ng xfo don Mail, 1 eering has been-formed by the asso: U % ciation at the New York public li- : ‘. brafy -and bibliographies “are” being ‘compiled and published. When this: orgamzatlon was founded in 1916, it “‘embraced nine clubs -and societies. Now there are 29 and the aggregate membership is over 45,000, O with such marvelously helpful re- fresitgd A A-MEAT SOURCE. i CHIN. an official statement. Six of the -EuAla‘)thn we are sure you will feel the same , Te e .. N rta s sn Ly by ctes oS ! deaths cccurred. in London, w-ge:llcyouwlll just v?éu;;h'loogcit-:‘m: China 15 AsCITg IMPOTHANCo a8 MEANT TO HOUSE N&PULEO". S s tablets that ouenlinlblzolcmy—-(mm > possible future source of meat sup- : > your druggist today. He will return your No Error, monoy ilnmm are not even more than you 'ply, and already the American army | Historic New Orleans Building, Long| “Here's a typographical error about. 3 - in the Philippines is being provided the Mecca of Governors of the Plunkville’s stock company.” 3 ‘. with fresh beef from Tsingtao under State, Is for Sale. “Huh?" & o 3 “You say shows are presented The -Gem cafe, famous in New Or- weakly.” e leans history as the rendezvous where “Let it stand, Tve seen 'em pemn the rescue of Napoleon from Saint| form." ; Helena was plotted, where the first mardi gras parade was planned, where An Argument. the state legislature met and worked “Shoes grow on trees,” sald Bud. out a campaign against the carpet-bag| “They ¢o not” sald Marjorle. rule, where the exclusive Pickwick| “They're made.” club was formed and where governors| “No, sir,” replled Bud, “I heard pa of Louisiana for years have held their | te]] wma last night that he was going discussions. over coffee cups and wine | te buy another palr of shoe trees,” gla()s:lg:l'n::l:o:h?l:ox‘ne of a Spanish SPOKANE JOB FOR FARGO GRADUATE nobleman, the landmark of Rue Royal, | Spokane, Wash., is not too vhich was a- coffee h t across “What's the matter?” aue Royal In the d-yso ‘:v-:ezu:h:"Sen— far away for Dakota Business College, Fargo, N.,D., to place “You-are being overheard by an | ate,” America’s Monte Carlo, was run- its students. Pupils are accept- X -8 contract with an American firm “ calling for 12,000,000 pounds. Swine = - and sheep are also available. Some +~ Chinese cattle furnish meat of a fair . .quality, which could be improved -without difficulty by careful breed- - ing. EATONIC More Desirable Than Wood in Every,Way - GF Allsoel Letter Files foor space; Mmflmfimflblflb‘ mmthnwwduhmdzmu .m -pmdntpmd.lqlhmponmmmdy all the TIME 'I'O HUBH “This fellow Dempsey is the greatest fighter who ever lived.” “Softly, my friend; mffly > - eighteen-year-old boy who lost a leg | ning, is said to antedate the old “Ab- “in the Argonne.”—Birmingham slnthe house,” which has been a mec’ iAge-Herald ca for New Orleans tourists. In late 3 & years despite the development of mod- ern restaurants, the Gem-cafe has: been head Get it ‘The appearance of your letter- 90UNDs OF TUMULT. the political eating house of leaders[ed on the rectimmendation of o oy Lo Mo oo E : : T . | in state affairs and has been visited [this exceptional school all over in the quality of your business Offi ture : “What is your ob]ech:m to & typi- | py every governor since Lonlsnn- has {the United States. l:uu:gn“' s w . l y “eally Wagnerian opera _ been a state. Miss Edith Lebo, a D. B. C. o abvacats v For Big Business and Little ._. “The war's ofer, isti’t it ?” *Wolves Indicate Hard Winter, | Braduate, ‘was ‘anxious to lo- § gatice: S ¥Ve recommend, (he Tnvestigate today the everlasting merits of GF Allsee] Office Furniture=lm < Yes” The Pas, Can—A long winter, as|Cate in Spokane and was em- o glarery mademde priced security, ita beauty, its economy. it effoency. Equip your office with GF, “Well, I don’t want to hear any- | pytor a5 that of 1915, when the mer. | Ployed by the Great Northern . Allsteel fling systems, card indexes, safes, desks, shelving, etc ; they wil give’ ' -thing that reminds me of a fight.” | cury fell 'to B4 @egrees below zero,|R. R. on D. B. C.’s favorable W % y°"$:“"“'m'mmnw.:inWMM g = was predicted by trappers reaching |report. Miss Mabel Bourman g i e Mo ol sdded squipement p MEASURED UP. here recently, who reported outlying[wag recommended to and — which has won recognition " preces are elactncally: welded a0 car proce—no sub o5 — settlements surrounded by great packs | % achn for its quality and the service B to wear of work loose, or mas m appearance, . placed with the °Fisk Rubber it gives. We are prepared to Mr. Spesdup—That's a neat littls | of wolvel s, they aksérted, ok 21Co., Minot; N. D., ad cabhier farnteh that paper and 10 print sure Indication ol er, 4 i '’ [ g | . re oy TR B ot 7 e, e ollow’ e $uccetstul) Tdmlonit* || PIONEER STATIONERY HOUSE po .. | are following dog trains for long ats- | Write F. L. Watkins, Pres., 806 . Mrs. Motorly—We usually have it | tances. Indians have killed 60 on the | Front St., Fargo, N. D., for in-|Se¢ What We Can Give You KEMIDJI, MINN, daved by oue. outskirts of The Pas. formation. Before You Place an Orde: . . - “~ - - e S T—_r_ =2 : : _—-4i» A