Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 12, 1920, Page 3

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.. - “ ung +all-painted - up. * The Hawkeyes are ldentlfylng the states highways by painting signs on ‘telephone ‘poles throughout the state.' “Jowa has adopted the numer- al system of marking routes. MRS. J. M. CRAIG, of Los An- geles, Calif., who says no one can'| feel more grateful for what Tanlac has done than she does. Declares she has gained twelve pounds and her 'health is now better than in North ve ln, e tern News § b et "MAR OPENING BIDS FOR r Ausr_m T21)1)1::.:ss WOMEN : NEW. WATER PLANT|| 7**™ iiSt. Paul; July 12. What . is. it Blsmarek N. D.; July 12.—Bids were to be opened here today - for construction of'a new water plant to|| cost approximately ’3187.000. T LEGION HAS OLOQUE PER CENT MEMBERSHIP St. Paul, July 12. ——Cloquet post of the American Legion, in a formal letter to Horace . Whitmore, state adjutant; “claims the record of being the first post to go over the top in the campaign for new members.” ‘that lures women. into business— ' away, from soclal life and the cares of home making. - Mary Austin, woman writer, will try to answer that question for the national federation of business and rofessional women at’their annual - donvention here July 27-30. Her ad- “address is' one of many features-on ¢ the convention ptogram. +:Miss* Austin has made a study of women in business and has deflnit: ideas as to women in dbusiness an Cloatiot post T one ‘of several -Le- & #he home,her {rjends here sald. gion' “organizations in Minnesota v“SOI.DIERS’ DAY” AT.’ wh;qh are now listefl as having a membership ‘of 100 per cent. Mr. L ¥ D, FAIR TODA! ‘Whitmore authorized this announce- Furgo, July 1z —American legion|ment: - » eardg were tickets of admission at'the | «An official .:Ngrth Dakota state fair today. This|parron, post adjutant, at Cloguet, in- .was, “Soldiers’ Day.” Tomorrow Willlgjcates’ a most unusual record. The ‘be_ Minnesota and North Dakota 'day; day the campaign for new members Wednesday, old settlers and civil War [pegan, 'a house to house canvas was yeterans’ day; Thursday Fargo ‘and|made and Mr. Barron reported that ‘Moorhead day; Friday livestock and post officers found they had every :children’s club . day-- and .Saturday |gervice man enrolled:’ ’ Grand: Forks day.'’}'* The membership drive, therefore, A was diverted to distrlc;s adjoining I0WA MARKING Cloquet. STATE HIGHWAYS Ames. Iowa, .lllly 12.—Iowa is get- report from Gerald tnoscribe for The Pinear it than T do,” was the statement made recently by Mrs. J. M. Craig, of 674% East Fourtieth street, Los Angeles. “Like so many other families dur- ing the influenza epidemic last year we all had it, and my own illness, to- gether with the worry ovef’ the rest of our family, brought on a case of genuine nervous prostration. * .“I was so weak I coldn't even sweep the floor, and during the day I would have to lie down four or five times. I tried to walk but found out half a block was all I could stand be- fore I gave out. Nervous spells came on me often. “Every medicine I tried failed to reach my case until finally my hus- band urged me to tfy Tanlac, and I am indeed thankful that he did, for it proved to be just what I needed. “The first two bottles didn’t seem was because Foot THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER PR BEMIDJI GHA TAUQUA More dellghtful more timely, more msplratlonal than ever.. A GREAT SCREAMING FARCE COMEDY : “The Elixir of Youth.” A barrel of tonic—a care remover—a world bright The story of a man who found the “dope” to prolong youth forever, but :tl‘gote:el; into more trouble than two mothers-in-law! More fun than a month’s vacation! Community Builder Bob Finch, and his famous lecture, “Shifting Gears.” Musical Joy Night Schweizer Sextette. Six novelty ,oy artists headed by Gene ‘Schweizer of Chicago. A jazz band and singing sextet. Concert Artists Elsa Kressman Trio, with Miss Kressman, herself. Come, .ye music lovers, and enjoy the feast! Musical Plays Montague Light Opera Co. One of the finest musical attractions ever offered. Scenes from light operas in costume. Bolshevism—Do We Want It? Homer C. Boblitt, ex-war worker, saw Red Russia first hand. Customs, aims, meanings of Bolshevism. Public Defender of Pittsburg Rollo McBride. Knows criminals. “Making Crooked Men Straight.” ¥ ‘John B Ratt Impersonator™ Gripping Address, » Expert. Here to help me. I guess that A specialist from Chicago loaned to this store by Dr Wm. M. Scholl foot authoxity, is here e will be here onl: JULY. 12 AND 18. lofootnothued peoplesho\fldlyuno proving and that gave “My improvement Ir en five bottles of Tanlac years. I was sleeping now in ‘weight. “That, was several mo life, time in coming to see him. house work by myself. Examination.and Advice Absolutely FREE cput knaws all about feet. l'le famous Dr. Scholl methods of corvection and he. everyone of my friends gists in_every town. I was so extremely bad off, but on the third bottle I could tell I was im- hopes than ever of getting well. was rapid and by, the time I had tak- and stronger than I had been in night and had gained twelve pounds from then until now I have been in as good health as I ever was in my and have been doing all the “It is simply remarkable how Tan- lac has built me up and I have told what a wonaerful medicine it is.” Tanlac is sold in Bemidji by City “Of all the people who have taken Tanlac, I don’t believe. there is any- _Jone who feels any more grateful to]| more I was better soundly at Drug Store and by the leading drngh‘ An evening you.can never forget. Impersonations. “in make-up” of life’s most interesting characters. Famous historical review. Sextette Winsome Girls me Althea players, with charming violin ensemble. GOVERNOR WHO BROUGHT PROFITEERS TO TIME Ex-Governor E. W, Hoch of Kansas. A great statesman in burning message on America’s Problems. om then on nths ago and and relatives subscribe for' The P'oneer. JULY 21-25 IF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL OR TRADE. ADVERTISE IN THE PIONEER WANT COLUMN Mnfl_‘&!q.b’{fidnflhhfltohnfl you? Has his love ever been really tested? You may be in Mrs. Newland Archer’s. position without knowing it. Her husband was fond of her, in a way. But untll Countess Olensks . returned * from Europe, he never m"htnnlowmmt.nnwwuumwmm am-olmmmrmumm “The Age of Innocence” By Edith Wharton ; . Suthor of ** The Hause of Mirth,"" **Ethan Frome*".\ Pictorial Review Big Midsummer Fiction Number The BAZAAR ‘STORE - B My Neighbor MY NEIGHBOR lets weeds grow in his garden, he lets his house run down, and all his family look patched. MY NEIGHBOR decides many important things; and he is sure all things would be all right if they were done his way. MY NEIGHBOR decided long ago that advertising was waste; that he would never read it because he did not want an& one to tell him what to buy. »MY NEIGHBOR may be right. The moon may be made of gree cheese. But, asI see it, e MY NEIGHBOR is no neighbor of mine; he just lixes next door cause he was born fifty years too late. ST & L& MY NEIGHBOR spends as much money to live poorly as I do to livewell. Asmost of my money goes to meet living expenses, I want all the good things it will bring me. I will not argue with my neighbor. He may be right; but, personally, I would rath- er be myself than be my neighbor. I know reading advertise- ments saves money for me, Advertisements tell me all about these good things. Ad- vertisements give me the op- portunity to compare all varieties of the things I would buy. Advertisements help me pick the best for my pur- pose and my purse. e

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