Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 24, 1920, Page 9

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER : . THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1920 ETS—_LOCAL AND FOREIGN l Even a Doctor Won’t Prescribe for Himself BEDSTEADS THAT SAVE SPACE Three-Story Sleeping Places Are the Latest Idea to Be Placed on the Market. SPORT NEWS MARK Knowing the human body as he does, a doctor LEONARD AND WngE ol T:so-'“qlbled', that is to l:.c:;i bed- BEMIDJI CASH’ MARKET QUOTATIONS. also knuwsl how nearly lmpossflbie it is :lo:' asnck TRAIN FOR B steads containing' two beds p) one % person to locate the seurce of his trouble. 0 & above the other, have been in use for GRAIN AND HAY - |Hogs, Ib.....1. ¥V TP 0% .190-800 doctor calls ~another doctor to advise him. . A B Leonard, Chicago, June 24— enny Leangr Dressed beef, pound.....: = 1%c-14¢ “headache,” or & “cold” or other so-called common Eghtweight boxing champion arrived| years, but something rather novel in|Oats, bushel ...........$1.10-31.28 |5 X here !rzl)gm the coa‘it Tuesl:iay'to finish| this line is the three-story bed, con- |Red Clover; medium, 1b. ......... 24¢ 6:{',‘1%’.:‘ ‘f;:e' ’Z“::: - ;gg:;;: ailment, is apt to result from something. entirely ‘training for his championship contest| talning three beds, one above another, | *opcary, pound LR P peeirresiy po;xgd i 26c30¢ different from what you think. The doctor pre- with Charley White of Chicago, at| which was placed upon the market not Wheat, hard ..... % 2.10-82: 30 chk.s') TG, ot . 16ce18¢ scribes to help eliminate the trouble at the source, s Benton Harbor, Mich., on July 6.| so long ago. | Wheat; soft ... <+ $2.00-32.10 | oo ibs. and ow o aBe And we fill:the prescription—just as he writes it— ; He plans to train here for two or( These bedsteads, which are made Rye, bushel. ............0 . $1.70 so that it will do_exactly what he expects of it. three days hefore going on to Benton| entirely of iron, “are so constructed v VEGH1TABLeS HIOES “l"‘ree dalgery is part of our service available to all our customers. $5.00-34.00 Harbor. White already has aestab- ‘Eshed training quarters at the Mich- .12¢-13¢ - ticiie 3 Barker 217 Third Street that they can be knocked down to oc- | Cabbage, cwt. . ‘Jnions, dry, cw' $6.00-88.00 | 04 hideg, No. 1 Ib. g | pment | g, ¢terfat , . . . . ....81¢|Kipp hides, No. 1, Ib. ' igan resort. 5 and transportation, the three-story ) ., ©ANADA PICKS EIGHT bed separating into five parts, the head Essfl;. tresls,” dozen . - »36¢ Calf Skins, No. 11b {/SHOTS FOR OLYMPIC Deacons, each ........ and foot sections and the three beds, 'MEATS Horse hides, large, each fie 24.—The eight men| each bed ‘section having a wire mat- | arye¢ .18¢ Wool, bright represent Canada in the| tress permanently attached to the side on poomisseersseenns g tournament at’ the| and end pleces. ————— , - Olympic gdam “&Aflmfl‘l’ have been| At the ends of each mattress frame ! 2 i ‘amnounced .as: follows: are pins that fit into slots placed at | ‘ ~*The following prices were being paid at Stillwater, Minn.. J. H. Black, Winnipeg, Man. (cap- suitable he}, 3 ghts up the head -and foot Sain) O :mflli'o":mégf‘ R‘:t::: i‘ibf; pleces. To set up a two or three-story | 8% fime of going to press of today’s Pioneer: 3 3 % ta; Ben Mcmfin, Calgary; Sam :'d ope simply stands up the head and ’ N Beef, dressed . . Oliver, . Vancouver, B. C.; “Truen| 00t Pleces and drops the pins on the .. GRAIN AND HAY Lambs . < i Oliver, Vancouver, B. mattress frames ‘Into the slots and |Wheat,” No. 1. ..$2.70-$2.80 | Garlic, 1b. . . . .. ‘ gomery, Beamsville, there is the bedstead with its wire Wheat, No: 2 $2.60-$2.70 | Packing butter . George Beattle, Hamilton, Ontario. springs in_each tler reddy to receive’ Whell, No. 3 $2.50-82.60| =~ | 2ty ol the mattresse ..98¢c-$1.00 The team will sail from Quebec on July 5, ‘and will first compete in Bedsteads of® this sort are intended $1.10-$1.25 for camps, apartments, steamers or ;1,93.;2,00 Turkeys. 9 1bs: up ............ . the Enghsh hampionships on_Jul, 14-16. Fro o4 wherever the floor space is limited, ; ..$20.00 | Turkeys, small and thin....At value o England they will go ; direct to Ahtwerp g Rye straw .. . .... .$9.00 | Geese, 12 1bs. and up, tat .. ... . How England Grows. Corn.s ” 45‘“ 86 | DuCke, [at. ool o No. 2 .Timothy ha ..+ $25,00 | Hens, heavy, ; v R NTeeTS NEXT S A great deal of interest Is taken| . . e 320,00 | ens, B 1bs, D, fa vivnp e ~20¢ CONTESTS NEXT SATURDAY Dressed poultry, 3c: per'/i)ound over in England {n the.question of coast New: York, ' 24, — 3 un:wzs, ‘:;l]’] {n;n:m impolstuit‘:rdd‘a};: protection. The ocean, assalling the VEGETABLES live stock. " Tor the track and field athletes of| liffs, gradually, tears them away, but | Beans, hand picked, navy. cwt..$6.60 - this country. ‘On that afternoon the| this very process furnishes a defense | Potatogs, per cwt. $4.50 - HIDES sectional tryouts for candidates for|for the land - by’ bullding up long (Beans, brown, ewt. 50 | vl 03 " @he American’ Olympic team which|beaches of sand and shingle which ar- \ g"";‘;‘?l:‘ii::- 1;;" 11 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ y ~wirill sail for Antwerp this summer will| rest the waves before they can attack o . S, 1“' o " ‘Mmve their settings in the east, the| the cliffs. “An effort is maki Yty : % 3 % : e o | south and middle west and on the| vent, or better regulate, them“. 7 eiE 5 s CD:Ltcg:lsns el B S S 3 Pacific coast. this material for construction and'foad | Muttos, Ib. ; : AL ks ; uy ur e eerce The eastern tryouts, of course, will| bullding, because in many : Pork; dressed . . ; e | v...$5.00; be held at Franklin. fekd; Philadephis, | removal has permitted the-sea fres| Veal c. ... ; i 'Wool, . ) l;ou can be sure of your rides only when you are sure ; "~ of your tires. as has been ;previously announced.|ly to exert its power of erosion. Racine Tires— Multi-mile Cord lnd Country Road Lecal athletes who hope. to make the| ~ The ordnance survey has ascertained ; - American team are training diligently| that in the last half ’con.tury England |2re. visiting at the home of Mr. Eas Fabric—are Extra Tested to give you extra miles and real suretyon all roads. for the Philadelphia meet. has ‘lost 6.640 acres by sea eroslon |Man’s slster, Mrs. C. F. Merriman. The central tryouts.will be decided| ung gafned 48,000 acres throu .| Mr..and Mrs. Arthur Glidden and [ Sta; Am: gh " re- : ADD]T[()NM ANT ADS. v sirnes ko wil compots| alming, land the existence of whieh |30 ufry Cotin Campbo Sunday. ([~ . - W “ ” : at the Chicago meet will be the re- !s mainly due to material brought| " or4 ‘Whiting has been visiting = - Country Roads” for Country Rides down by the rivers. dsubtable Joie Ray of the Illinois triends and relatives in Clitheral, Eh" FOR 'RENT—Cottage at Birchmont Plus their “service quality Racine Tires bave the industry's A. C. of Chicago, John Scholz of the = past week. Beach. Phone 574. 2t6-25 supreme mile-making achievemeat— Racine Absotbing Shock Strip. lhiv:;sity of gli“wfi blnd (f:‘t‘: J%hq- Suoscribe for The Fioneer. : Miss Ella Ottestad has been visit- This extra strip-of resilicnt rubber welds tread and carcass perfectly. @om, the versatile member of the Uni- ng friends in the town of Non.hern You will find tire economy begins with the ‘purchase of your first wersity of Michigan. XK xR KKK x KKK KKK x|fora few days. ml.fi'gss A}‘E‘},:esk:m;}d c‘fl::te;;es;v :;: Racine Tire. . Be sure every tire you buy- bears the namé¢ RACINE ' MAN L] NORTHERN 3| Mr..and Mrs.RoyCarturight trans-| 218N 2, oG8 BIEE Rl Foey FoT RUBARE: COMEANE, B, Wisconsin. 5 MANY ATHLETES IN acted business in Bemidji ‘Saturday. Bemidji, Mi; ’ 24, 25 d 3 - OLYMPIC TRYOUTS % ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ i-i:dt oo 'é‘he three month’s 81d baby of Mr,| Demidyi, Minn. e PF ; & Chicago, June 24.—Entries for the rs. Arthur Glidden, who has been |and Mrs.” Gust Stah] passed away at 227E ¥ A B mwg trials to be decided at the|visiting relatives in Brainerd for the|5 o’clock Saturday evening, atteg n m&%fia‘?‘gfi:&“ 'gal:;tl‘:ig‘;: C . Fid @ Battles Waiversity of Chicago field Saturday|Past week, returned home Saturday|illness’ with typhoid pneumo - «clesed Tuesday night Wwith 200 or|evening. Burial was inade in Greenwood.ceine- ggeg:;?:on’Bie‘;?‘;"ll‘yn%tnrflb;:a‘:f _mmere athletes entered.in the competi-| Miss Ethel Guthrie spent Sunday|tery, Rev. L. P,"Warford conducting ‘Address, “Ford Roadster”, care The belated entries included|and Monday with her sister, Mrs. the services. . The bereaved parents Pioneer'oflice ’313-26 Howard Drew, negro _sprinter of Alice Glidden. have the sympathy. of the entlrwm- BEXY s Fod i Drake ol Harold Lindseth and Miss Marjorie | munity. .-.M-;‘Tg;_r;:‘?g jr‘:::rd .‘:“.:; ;’_‘g‘ Maine visited with friends in the Edna Keiser of. Turtle-River spent Ll town of Northern on Sunday. Sunday with Violet Osborne. The list of starters includes virtually Mr. and Mrs. E. Eastman motored Theydnnce given by Bill M‘é m! Ploum’f Wm AD’ d-!-":“::'i:l‘i:;’ c‘::n;:reen:::,te:: ::fl trom North Dakota last Thu ursday and| last Saturday evening was ‘el oyed BRING RESUL“ 4, as other ‘¢olleges and athletic clubs e of the midwé:g s INOL STO.CK‘SAI-B BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA . e _Filing Pershing o L Wt Ove rseas Records va'a started today by tederal offici- here, with the anouncement of ndictments of four oil companies, several stock selling agencies and v fifty individuals, by the grand jury - N, in United States district court. The 5 wse 'of mails in a schéme to defraud . wias char"ed .IIHNSON CRITICISES - CHICAGO CONVENTION ¢ United Press) Washin, ' June 24. (Raymond . Clapper)—. ram Johnson’s sharp eriticism’ of 'the Chicago convention today was the only outstanding flaw #m the: fabric of republican harmony which Senator Harding has been 1 weauing since his choice as a presi- dential ‘nominee. * - Progressive’ and erican Army are au in All- steel.cabinets in.the Army . War College, Washington. IF YOUR PLUMBING IS OUT‘ OF ORDER, CALL US x A stitch in time saves nine.” We can make “short work” now of those Tittle troubles. Why wait until they vog g%qmre expenswe repalrs" by 5 Hife many people who call us, regu- “larly prove our work high grade and eouple. The marriage took pldce on Tues- day, June 22, at Bisbe, N. D. Mr. Greguson is, the business manager of Troppman’s department store and .is ome of Bemidji’s most popular young buziness men. . He has been engaged im that capacity for about a year and has made a host of friends from his basiness and social connections. Mr. and Mrs. Greguson will be at home to their friends after August 16 at 1222 Lake boulevard. superiority. ) Our installation service plus Kohler Ware is a combination that insures long satisfaction. Try it! t blicans, th i . 5 s ;:;:s;;; 1‘1’:5 ov:. SpE“’“E‘:?:gfi‘f’:?pg ‘55 ’ F]]hln g C ]n@ ts ib r M :%{echarges always fair and reason: RS- A pramised support to Harding " : ab e 3 ' e Lt faclades . WoGH e (0l owon i + RBrichive - . Is your fRimbing-up to date? A 3 m so"ls b 0 em LIS eSS] eautiful modern, Kohler “Colum- mmu i s ‘ \ . *bia” ‘Lavatery as;vlustra’ted) or a MARRIED lN NO DAK. {' Such firms ‘as Pnclm'd Motor Car Co., Singer 1&. %l;:hi’ woiild : g;rc:gg tgu;}g"l:. : PRBRCH- ¥ | Sewing Machine Co., Equitable Life Assurance! ‘bath-room’s appearance and com- - . . s Announcemet\u of the marriage of l Co., J P Morgan & Co., use Alisteel fumture ’ ; venience. Xiee Ay : .-!;s“i'fi':ugffs‘}gzp;fn:““;gh? : : (because of its strength, beauty Jconvenience, perma:' ¢ Bt danghter of Mr. and Mrs.\A. Wi . i"‘“‘"‘“ and economy—saves 15 to 25% space: : . Kohler Enamel is famous for its pure - . Brekke of Bisbe, N. D., have been 'over_wood furniture and has a far greater. caplclty/ . whiteness and easier-cleansing prop- e weceived by Bemidji friends of the I i - ‘erties. See our dlsplay—-note the b i } } 1 A?fll‘:ce‘ funflt:lie - Bemidji Sanitary o fless fi::erespatl:ees t::\ nney ::g:r"e:“’:; afford Englneerlng Com’lpan 5 ; elephone 122 ltecmm'x against fire, dust, vermin, and rodents. 118 Third Street & an the Earth to the Moon. Aecording to the. Journal of the ‘Four-drawer filing”cabinet f\‘} Moyal Artillery, a shell with a muzzle [all letter-size papers. |All m Whe!her you need desks; filing “cabinets; a $afe) sopoinid mw.fl? 8 secout. i ored [ lelectrically welded. (waste baskets, you are certain to find just what OUR MEN BRING THEIR TOOLS WITH THEM atteadant satellite of the earth, and i m"""‘m"““‘: dm M‘“"" m"’“ ] you need among the Allsteelline of office furnitures =| : THE FIRST TRIP . ; wauld “ol ro:;:iit 1; ina lltxt;e t:'m than ‘and. noiseléssly ‘the equipment that belongs with success. i - :n.:lnu:uefl to :nven mfle: a sec- P IONEER STATIONERY H e 7o el BEMIDJI - 4 e e MINNESOTA DAILY PIONEER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS it s e e e S S