Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 29, 1920, Page 2

_+___——L———— PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS OF ' ALL DONE UP and ready to take home A Nice Juicy Palate Tempting Steak, A Dozen Sweet Whole Tender Ten- derloins, N A Group of Well-Fed Lean Pork, * Chops, ;s A Firm Little-Bened Medium-Fatted Stew— sound pretty nice but they will taste a whole lot better, especially if they ‘ are bought at- . The Palace Meat Market Choice Beef Pot Roast, 1o Boneless Rib Roast, ib Round Steak, b Sirloin and Porterhouse Steak. .30c Rib, Beef Stew, 1b Leg of Lamb, 1b Shoulder of Lamb, b Lamb Stew, Ib Leg of Milk Veal, 1b Shoulder of Milk Veal, 1b Veal Stew, b Kresh Beef Tongues, 1b Fresh Beef Hocks, 1b Pork Shoulder Roast, Io Fresh Spare Ribs, 1b Fresh Dressed Hens, b Fresh Dressed Springs, 1b Sweet Potatoes Head Lettuce Jumbo Celery . PHONES—200 or 201 PINE NURSERY STOCK WANTED The state of Minnesota is ot sell- ing white pine nursery stock and em- ploys no agents for such a purpose. This statement is made necessary by the fact that reports are being received by A. G. Ruggles, state en- tomologist and nursery inspector, University Farm, St. Paul, to the ef- fect ‘that. agents are ‘at work in the northweet selling white pine nurdery stock, which, they say, was grown ‘| |by the state of Minnesota and is be- ing sold by them for the state. It ie reported, moreover, that these sdme agents, in order to stimulate buying, tell prospective customers that the Minnesota state nursery in- spector advises the fall-planting of white pine. 1f the information re- ceived by-Mr. Ruggles is correct, prospective purchasers of white pine nursery stock should be on their guard. < The facts are tiese: Before the war, at the forestry experiment sta- tion at Cloquet, a _considerable amount of nursery stock was grown tor the state forester. Before this could be planted, the war intervened and the forester found himself with nerhaps €00,000 young trees on hand. Not being able to make use of these he offered them for sale. Ap- parently, from the reports received, it is some of this stock which is be- LIFE SENTENCE FOR MINNESOTA PIONEER Cold Sprirg, Minn.—Otto Wolf, 65 years old, obtains new lease on life by * the STO-LI-GAL combination treatment of capsules and tablets for gallstones, stomach ulcers, chronic appendicitis, torpid lazy liver, dys- pepsia, gassy, sour stomach, pains in \|stomach and back, dizziness, chronic constipation, etc. “I suffered for over 20 years and the doctors claimed an operation for gallstones was the only relief; likewise all medicines failed but one, and I want all suffering men and ,women to know that STO-LI- GAL is the one medicine that has cured me. I urge all sufferers with any of the above ailments to obtain this treatment at once, and if direc- tions are followed you will benefit as I have. Don’t wait, start now and you will be cured the same as I have been.”—Signed, Otto Wolf. STO- Demonstration LI-GAL will positively correct the above ialments regardless of age or durapion of trouble. STO-LI-GAL is sold at $1 a box. Also sent direct on receipt of price, if your druggist won’t supply. Digestive Chemical Co., 800 University Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Sold in Bemidji at Boardman’s Corner Drug Store and Barker’s Drug; Cass Lake, Gardner’s Drug; Blackduck, Moon’s’ Drug; Bagley, O’Neil’s Drug, and druggists every- where.—Adv. - ~IIIIMIIHIIIIIIIIIII|I|IIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|l||||J|Ifl!flfllll!llll“lllllllg ing put on the mai The state has no control over the sale of this stcek, and the state inspector has never advised fall-planting. The in- spector has merely passed on the stock for its freedom from insects and disease. BOYS’' AND GIRLS’ CLUBS HOLD 50 FAIRS IN COUNTY ‘Practically every farm home ip the big countylotiBt. Louis is feeling the inftuence of and receiving benefit from a’seriesof 50 club fairs.held at ‘widely divergent points. Many fairs and achievement day exercises haye been held by.boy and girl club mem- bers in Minnesota, but never on such a large scale as witnessed this fall in St. Louis county. There are 125 active junior clubs in St. Louis coun- ty. The series of 50 fairs runs about a month, with the county club leader, assisted by teachers and school offi- cers, in charge. Exhibits are made from all projects comprising -club work in Minnesota, and occasionally cash premiums are offered, though as a rule premium ribbons are the only trophies for which the boys and girls compete. At some, of the'fairs, says T. A, Erickson, of University work, there have been,as many as Markham Cafa& Coffea Shop LYCAN & CO., Props. Farm, state leader ' 'of 'jumior club ! Quali'y"'d Service at Remmble' Pricgq 120 agricultural exhibits. Sewing and bread making are not neglected and the poultry, pig and rabbit clubs are usually well represented.’ . Grinager’s Sunshine GROCERY CARRY ‘A BIT e e : . N N Coffee Prices Down Look over this list—and act now. All A No. 1 stock, fresh roasted by experts. The drinking qualities can not bg beat. Steel cut in any size you want—fine, medium or coarse. We stand back of every pound if SAVE A BIT \ I’s Worth the Reach : Of course it's a”longreachbut it's the best of her armiful of, good things to et > o ‘Certainly it is misch léss™of an"effort for you to reach for the tele-, ‘phone and order a pound or more of this delicious spread for bread: . ‘ Your grocer or market man can supply you. 120 THIRD STREET not satisfactory. Return it and your money refunded, no questions. “That Good Coffee,” a b “No Better: Coffee,” a tb “Blend No. 1 Coffee,” a tb ‘“Blend No. 2 Coffee,” a 1b “Our Leader,” a 1o b Speéjal prices in quantities of 5, 10, 25,550 and 100 pounds lots. PHONE 851 _ SEE OUR OTHER AD! Northem Cocoanut Butter Co. MinneapolisMinn. | anufacturers GAMBLE-ROBINSON-BEMIDJI CO. Wholesale Distributors . of Wonder Nut SATURDAY Oct. 30 at Henry Miller’s Store It is wonderful You will like it - MLLERS | CASH AND GARRY STORE SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Cremo Flour, 98-1b sack Cremo Flour, 49-1b sack Daily Cup Coffee, 1 poun Barrington Hall Coffee, 1 pound Uzar Coffee, 1 paund................. Danish Pride Milk, tall cans, 12 cans for. Fancy Red Salmon, 1-1b flat cans 2-1 can Pumpkin, 2 cans for. Runkles Cocoa, half pound. Runkles Chocolate, half po Vanilla Extract, per bottle Borax Soap Chips, 3 packages fo! White Borax Soap, bar.......... Quality Macaroni and Spaghetti. Home Brand Strawberry Jam, 1-1b jar. Jonathan, Apples, box.................. : HENRY MILLER - Phond/295' DAILY PIONEER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS @ - 814 Beltrami Ave. The Light which says “Welcome" There’s a cheerful welcome in the electrically lighted home—a wel- come which greets you at the thres- hold and cheers until bedtime. And through the sleeping hours clectricity stands watch—ready to flash out its reassuring light:when most needed. Wire your home for electric ser- vice. Secure for your family the com- fort, safety and convenience not only of electric light but of electric house- hold utilities, too. Let us estimate ¢n wiring your house. The reasonablecost will sur- prise you. Just phone—and talk it over with qs‘, Minn. Electric Light & Power Co. Beltrami Ave. Phone 26 Bemidji filllllllIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIllIIIIlIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIII|IIIII||IIIIIII I B R ‘ Everyday Prices at - | TROPPMAN’S ‘Phone 927_ 49-1b sack Pillsbury’s Bes; 49-tb sack Royal Seal Fancy Rice, 2 1bs Monarch Jelly Powder, 2 packages . Jello, pkg Tapioca, 2 1bs Pearl] Barley, 4 1bs Cream of Rye, pkg Pillsbury’s Vitos Wheat Fog;l, Shelled Walnuts, b Fresh Détes, 1b Monarch Coffee, 3 1bs. . .$1.33 R.M.C. Coffee, 31bs. ...$1.15 Breakfast Coffee, Ib Farm House Coffee, 1b. . ..37¢c Karo Syrup, dark, 10-1b Karo Syrup, white, 10-1b can : Phone 927 Dark Molasses, 10-1b can. . Tomatoes, large can, 3 for.48c Favorite Sweet Corn, 2 Peas, 2cans .........,. .25¢ String Beans, 2 cans Wax Beans, 2 cans No. 2 Tomatoes, 2 cans. . ., Red Beans, 3 cans Booths Pork and Beans per can . Opysters, 2 cans Tall Milk, any brand, 2 for 25¢ \Engo Compound Milk, 3 for 25¢ Fancy l\led Salmon, 1-tb Mustard Sardixfes,y 2 cans. .25¢ Oil Sardines, 4 cans Soups, per can St. Clair Catsup, 2 bottles. . 25¢ No. 10 can Catsup SAVE THE DIFFERENCE—SHOP AT TROPPMAN'S Free Delivery Service