Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 2, 1920, Page 7

‘§ OH: THIS 13 CELIGHTFUL Potterson Nt No matter where you go a Potterson Wat can be found on the head of a well dressed man. Ask your dealer for the PATTERSON, TW.SwvensonGo. Minneapolis, Distributers. Minnesots. SRR L B CTTTRTIRATEY AL ETYRCRROI U 4+ @95 Y 4 "7 o o 1T inih | IO i} How oD “BRINGI COUNTY' BREED DIRECTOHIES Catalogues Are Valuable in Identify- ing Owners and Effective in Promoting Sales. (Prepared by the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture.) Indexing counties as to domfinant breed of live stock maintained, through the use of county breed directories, * ha® won great favor in Iowa, where peveral years ago Linn county inaugu- rated this work. Such catalogues are valuable in identifying the owners of different breeds and are effective in promoting sales and in attracting prospective purchasers to the locality. They constitute a relatively perma- nent form of advertising, as ordinar- lly they are kept for future referemce by those who receive them. The di- orles are best issued under the authority of a county live stock breed- ers assoclation or the local farm bu- reau. Ordinarily the expenses of these booklets are raised by the sale of ad- . wertising space to breeders. Practi- cally any rural printing office can put put creditable productions of this class. COMMUNITY QREEfiING PLANS Farmers in Certain Section Agree to | Stick to One Breed and Use Purebred Sires. Community breeding simply means that- the farmers in a certain com- hunlty agree to do two thinga: First, to breed but one breed of cat- tle, sheep or hogs. Second : They agree to use none but purebred sires, these sires being own- ed elther individually or collectively. Everyone is absolutely free to do as he pleases just so long as he sticks to 'one class of stock and uses a purebred gire. These ideas can best be carried jout if the farmers are organized in & body and get together at stated peri- lods. OO T OO OTOTOTOTEOTOTOTOTOTOZOTOTOOTOTOTI e ] OTES & % LIVE STOCK N J S - 46:0:0202020:0!01010101010:0:010:0!0:020:010:020:0101 Mutton ‘lambs are sure sale at good prices. s s 0 Use the best boar that you can re. s s o Keep the fall pigs growing all through the winter. s - ® - Parasitical Qisenses of sheep are hard to fight and overcorme. . * 9 . ‘Weak lambs should be nursed and " given extra care and a little extra milk . & Arrange to have the sows farrow' 1y. The early pigs have the ad- tage of a better market. MSMANUS’ BIG MUSICAL C NG UP FA THE demands on us for quality gouvds are continually increasing. Quality, ‘ in almost everything, means economy in B the long run. Quality, as found in the famous VENUS Pencils and Erasers, means luxurious economy. j 2ETTER g7 & IT-ALONE AS i1 b QITTIN A HEAQACHEZ | TWENTY OOLLARS WORTH OF TICKETS! Bring us your clean oot- ton rags--no buttons, bands . or woolen cloth acoepted. ; W If you never have tried a V. 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You dampen of us, we do well and feel happler. |a sponge or soft brush with it and This form of thrift may seem a |draw this through your hair, taking somewhat intangible quality, but it |one small strand at a time; by morn- is the indisputable thrift of a con. |ing the gray hair disappears, and servation of personal energy and ef- |after another application or two, —keep your pants from getting‘ Shiney fort. When you are dressed well, you YOur hair becomes beautifully dark, don't have to struggle so hard for thick and glossy and you look years recognition, for a chance; your gooG younger. | “ clothes are a card of admission | ————————~——-—7"——~ through the gates of opportunity into enuine ’ General ) business and social circles. Concerted efforts are active at the moment for a greater understanding and Avoid /| Waste A of thrift, for a greater acceptance of plans that will develop and maintain thrift. TURBAN FOR YOUTHFUL FACE DVANCED ¢ methods are Y used by us upon all occasions. We have all that a modern science has to offer in the way of knowledge and equipment. wears any old-style strap-pad four to ten times. Users swear by the Widney. Sold in Bemidji by the Pioneer Stationery House Phones 922-923-799-J This is the seatpad that’s anchored to the chair—the only pad that scientifically prevents the shine, and saves the wear, because it “moves as you move, but never This Is a chic little hat, quite stun- leaves the chair.” No unsightly straps—just a neat, trim-looking, high quality felt pad that stays put, and looks like a part of the chair, not something tied on. Out- ping, worn at a rakish angle almost | | /74 ) @overing the eye, and especially be- R coming to the youthful face. g