Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 16, 1920, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT. -+ - -~ THE BEMIDJl DAILY PIONEER " WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1920 " HOME OF DEALY SCORPION = WE o '———_—_—‘_—‘—] othmg counts but ,heglon |.n' Mcxleo That Is Avoided by l lmm’ro wo“m MARKETS—LOCAL AND F OREIGN Doctor 8 ordel‘s ) .. Travelers for.a Most Excellent R X ey Chicago, J une 16.—Potato receipts today, 22 cars. Market . Revolutionary’ bands and brigands lDuly Fa'hon Hiu firm; ‘Bliss Triumphs, $9 and $9.50. Cobblers, barrels, $13.75 We have no ideas—no suggestions--nothing to may ride up abd down .Mexico, but i and $14.75.. Old potatoes, firm, $56 and $6. 4 add to or subtract from the doctor’s prescription as 2:1’;;:111:::::5 .:ot:tr:::ll':gfl:ttt;?; A 4 B S TR Y b he :writes it. We never substitute one single item. will not brave. ‘It s a desert country ‘s o kEMlD‘" CA;H _MARKET Q_UOTATIONS- i for ‘another—éven tho another chemical might ‘give that extends from a point near the city =T : GRAIN AND HAY Dressed beef, pound........12c-14c practically the same results. . Doctor knows what of Durango to the borders of the atate 3 | Turkeys, live, pound...... ) o of .Zacatecas, about seventy-five miles . Oats, hushe% 0ld Toms, live, Wunll- e 26c-30¢ you need—we know what he wants. Jong by fifty miles wide. It is as % Red Claver, mldllllll. 30c | Geese, live, pound ..........26c30¢c serted that myriads of scorptons Infest ‘ Popeom,‘va;md cesies . 8¢: Ducks, 117e, 1b. ..... <..16c-18¢ this region and are the most deadly of x::’:{: 3 :'r‘ Cevene B 6| Hons, 4 1b6.'a0d OVEI. . - w. -« . «.26¢ the specles. ‘filh i y AL BOLY S st 6 i g In the city'of Dirango, ithough re- : L0 yEGETABLES . s HIOES parded. as outside of the more deadly Cabhage: e:t. AR b 217 Third 5‘““ gone, the death rate, due to scorpion . ry, owt. .. $6.00. 0 g“:‘fi llla‘l‘«ii:ss' I§° 11";1’ . -ific'iie Phone 34 g , No. 1, 1b. ..... c-11¢ " The al +5 ). y [ 35 !., .| Kipp hides, No. 1,'1b. ... ...1l4c af'te children. T { calf Skins, No. 11b . ..+ ; nsect is commonly ‘ "'h ¥ Deacona cach - as such a deadly pést’ lfi“ for m“’- | ) () CrEPIR * | Horse hides, large, each . . gears the mubicipal government hay - ‘ Wool, bright ......... pEa pald & bounty of one centavo, equiva- = | Wool, semi bright ...... .. . lent to nbout.{dpe alf cent o: Ameri- Wil ) . 3 e killed 3 :, "y Gellvered 1o &.rmfincq.«'oqm s 3 'l!h following nrices were being paid.at stillwater, Minn., dead scorplons. ' Sometbing 1jke 100 at fim «of going to press of todiy’s Pioneer:' 000 of the scorplony are killed and P : ? 2 ; OQMN AND HAY Beot, dressed..............7c-14c Dounty paid £ tpem‘u uglly. ” i 4 ’ i 4 Lamb: Killing scorpléhs is a regular indus- . i Wi oy 32 s: 4y " e, 57 try with mang theo, women and chil-| gz > T | whest,’Ng. 3 ..... ; 4 ! R e dren.of Durango. One s told that ” : P i . some of the nmves even_go 8o far as LIVE POULTRY to establish regular coloales of the An : polsonous Insects In- their homes for tinxos o ce“gglve{eml:i‘lo:‘::t c::;’ Noy1 glover -00 | Turkeys, 9 ID8. U ..%.vuvee.s o 8ls Ahes trrposs ‘of breeding them for ‘th st and plaid flannel skirt,® The TAW. 100 | Tuckeys, amall and thin. less and has, the - i Geese, 12 1bs. up and fat. dong*narrow revers extended below |’ Ducks, fat ... ......... .. - ‘Hens, heavy, ! 5 Ko Dres Bk P of e : b g g pontsy 3¢ b béid o3 WE WILL EXCHANGE THIS FINE : i 8751, Bises small, medives. Taige. a o SRR . IMPROVED FARM lcblllnumlnt the mesguite the (ot Walst No. 8183, By o $4¢|Bull hides, No. i itosrieanny LA k e y nl-ly. the :\m a o m:' m'_ ”mmu it }l‘l: iy ém, o~ p ; . " e st For fieflndn or Nymore property. _Here is a chance sation of dnmr|nm- in fl::yt terrt. | to 30° ‘inches waist, Prios 20 cents De 1 ‘for you to get a good farm and be mdependent ACT tory is a posatdil lty of “the wlf' . [RRRE N & 3 e l;:f e 28 Al rossed » ; QUIC‘K Phone 929. Lendon sclon ‘oressen. . ‘!fomoethemonnlbtmnlnll Inmotm.reom ectures. Sir Ol |. starting yellow fever la new lsnds, the | ver Lodge,eniinent English sclentist, | GEeZy gnd tmn ' Herod to Pilate, ‘toi : wum_h ied Wi r il | Tagley Land & Inv. CO. ‘Nousefly, duly Infested with cholers, | announced that the-earth would- Drob- |thegs 'goemes 1n the Savior's life ot e 3“',:“,1“““. Troppman Block dysentery or entecic and ‘the. typhus- | ably. continue to exist for 20,000000 (gormeq the aubject of the miracie but Tesoonsib! laden louse doing their deadly work | years more. These are, .of .course, 'm:.ntl’umw reris uull:lo.: /Dt yespons le work. Call at P § | » much more effectively than sples pol-.| round numbers, Some sclentists estl- | g 'ty the month of April. Others I soning wells,” ‘'sald Profeuer I:otroy mate that -the earth will: liive for ten think ;] in-a recent.address. tlmes-this age. There haye been,ant. “This would be part of the work of | muis of one kind-and another’on” th a war office of _entomologists—the planet for fully this length of time. working out of strategic plans for the | The dinessurs.are believed .to_have distribution of these pests by airplane. lived “’"’"" some such period. The posed ' upon It seems that the world s Intent upon | 2ge Of man. which s probably oniy | g arvil" (an April fish): In England furnishing an airpiane service for |8 few thousand years, seems the mer- | . 0 ) 4 pernon is called “an Agrirfool,” theee pests, many of which are now est trifie by 'compsrisoh.. 'When “we fn Scotland & gowk. Gowk'ls the Neld somewhat In check by natural consider how maa has’ developed dur- Scotoh-.for cuckoo. “fl alyo dnm” qoemles in thelr native climes. This | Ing. recorded. histery, which Is less fish will give them just'the'means of tran- than ten thousand: years, we may hope sit, they bave required, . that he: will. evolve .to an infinitely peace-tima/ARAKN finer tym 1in ‘the future. —-Bon Life. ;:Id be, used: very omulvdy n war, e danger from th ‘winge! tont 51 ",., ware wrious DAY SET APART FOR FOOUNG; - = = il Ammne Hll e lelu. The officlaly qf the United Stnles de- 3 ) A partmerit of agriculture have ‘béen in°| There 15 much uncertainty mpect. ‘FOR “LE——Empty ‘hard wood: Mar- receipt of many suggestions relative |ng the ‘origin’of All Fools’ day, April re[‘ ‘at r'l-lome Bakery % 6- wnt to ‘extinguishing forest fires' with thie (1, ‘when: for genei'n((ous the people of |. use of gas bombe dropped-from air- |many lands ‘have “held, it quite, per-. plages that it has ‘been-found necés- |minsible. to- play practical Jokes on i sary to issue a stitement:for the pur- t ] /ori} “Birchmont; a : leather” bitl ~peose-of -explaining that thé scheme .is 5. of !fold, containing $35¢and receints. mot; feastble:: For the purpose of 6ver: ‘Pinder- please return’. to L. tgt eoming a-detdghment of men. a mix-'|tom of sending gne_upon .a.bootless Stratler, 523:-Minnesots &Y ture of-one | of virulent poison 0 |arrand on the first .day of April has ‘reward. m""& “"‘:"‘ ;;’“I:"':"’i‘“"“x “;‘Q been supposed to be a travesty on the | —— o= - .to accowplish- the: purpose.. but' {yonging hither and thither ‘of the lace'to -work in office or one.of 750 parts to:the thousand.would }gayior from Annas to Caiaphas, from WAg:fi?]:fTern:ona ‘Address ‘‘clerk” not -be powerful enough te quehch*a Calaphas. to_ Pllaté, . Lmfl Pilate _to ! Ploneer. : ‘“_:" It Should be a Banks-Endeavmf dlre eltlmm % spec;al this week only I'this- wmm\ LADIESWBNDERWEAR 7 ‘ieck front, mercerized tape at' neck; regular values 39c, ' 4 special thigaweek only . ......cocoeeeeceloiiiiisiiian 298¢ Windsor Cre@k i ; $3.25 and 3.48; speclal ‘this week. Ladles Umon Sults, nd 75c values, speclal alI this week. ‘-Women’s Thx‘ee Style Namsook Under Coaster Waigons:; specxal Skirts, values at $2 98 on sale gllf.:: ery wagon this week, $5.85; '$6.85; . this. week_ . ...o.oisld . $1 e ...$7.85, $8.85. You save $1 00 or " Do:not miss these. more—-buy now. . Children’s -Three-Piece Garden Set— Blue Burner Steel Ovens, for Gas rgke, hoe, spade—all metal, will iof] ... . Stoves; size 14x14x18; one burner break; Zbc' and’ 85¢ values all ‘this one piece glass door; heavy. wire - “week, per set ...... 23c racks, worth $3.25; special thi Other sets for less and up to eulty of dropping the bombs with the mecessary precision. The art. of strik- ing a tnr it/ ‘with, any degree .of ac- curdcy haginot been developed at this time,- and $Hiére Is no prospect that: It will be elrmclently perfected to the point of becoming avallable for the purpose of ' fighting flre‘s. g To Dastroy Grasshoppers. Pattern Hats, Monogram Brand an Poisoned: bran- bait is.a.slmple,. re- Nable and cheap method of destroy- ing - grasshoppers. - The .formula Is: Wheat brany 25 pounds; Paris green, -one ‘pound,‘‘of “white. ar”nle. one’ pound; lemons ot oungeu six_finely chopped fruits; low-grade upQ\nses. i two quarts;’; The mixture Iq.,pcq tered over the flelds. Beneficlal resuits have been obtalnéd from the polson, but in whatever process is followed, commun- jcation must; unite, for If one . farm. fs rid of the insects, a new invasion will corae in trom the adjoining farm. An interesting Incident of all poison baits 1s that lemon juice is added, thus it seems that it Is necessary to hand she. Lopper,a lemon in order to get rld every conceivable way consistent = = = of him. g with the rules of Judlclous and de- fil To promote the }nterests of its de- positors as well as to accept theu- g = EE = B = $5.00 = = % $3.75 $3.00 ) 5 Our d itors have found us ever ' ' = : uz Qenosto - 4th of J ul’v goods now In See the large stock of everything in Fourth of July Goods. We, as per usual, will be the store that has the tock at the 1 Wb e Voo Tt large s a owest prices. Come and buy e-rly, 4 %rwfllmg to advise and assist them in Europe Takes to Chewing Gum. pendab]e banklng' The jaws ‘of Europe are wagging on. -Amerfean chewing gum. Efforts were. madé’ at different times to-pop- ularize chewing gum In the countries of Europe, but always without success- until: the American soldiers took some over. there; after which the gum-chew- ing habit became a ‘veritable craze. Chewing guin to the value of $2,164. 200 was exported by the United States during the year 1919, and England was the heavleat purchaser. During the war chewing gum became very popular in the munftions factories- of England, where it took the place of tobacce, lmoklng being barred. Rugs, size 27x54, for Path room or Child’s Overall Rompers, sizes 2 to 8, other use. Very good value at reg: : A : ular 36 50 price; special this striped, with bib and suspenders; wee % 2 | s We aim to do e’Verything possible g to make your connection with us one g = = T4c and 89c values; special all this 27xb4 Velvet Rugs, fine patterns, reg- ' of pleasure, business and profit. 3 R ular $4.25, special 4 R Rt We have in this week new lots of Notions, Wall Paper, Stationery, Glassware, ! Hotel Ware and Supplies for the Fourth; also Picnic Goods of all kinds. %4 The - a5} 3 Probably So. ' “Everything Aas been said, even on the subject of loss.” “On" that mb,ieet however, the girl interested 1s.apt to find the beginner quite as convincing as Shakespeare.”= Loulsville, Courier-Journal. ' atlonal , “To Please, Is Our Ann o BEMIDJI : MINNBOTA = IIlII|IIIII|II|I|||IIIIIlIllllllllIIIl||IIII|IIIIIlllllllllllI||II|IIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE = Northern‘r{ K G The Variety Store Man on Beltraml l||||Ill||||||||||||IIlIlIIIIIll||l||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||lI|||||||I|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|||||||l||||l|||l|||||i|||||||||||||||I||||||l||||l|ll & =i £5 £ i e —t —