Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 19, 1920, Page 12

' WHITE LEGHORNS WIN - * N.D. EGG-LAYING CONTEST Fargo, Nov. 19.—White Leghorns owned by Cal Zahrfield of New Rock- *ford’ won the championship egg lay- ing contest of North Dakota for one year ending the last of October. This pen of five laid 724 eggs during the year. ' The bird which took the high- est individual record laid 177. Twelve pens were entered, one be- ing from South Dakota. Second place was taken by Buff Wyandottes own- od by V. E. Grant of Cuba, this state; and third by N E. Wilcox of Minot. ANSWERS CHARGE OF COAL X TAR DIES IN BEVERAGES St. Paul, Nov. 19.—‘“Cherry bev- erages” and “artificial creme de menths,” sold by Solomon Sinykin contained coal tar dies, according to charges against him in police court here today. Sinykin was arrested un- der the pure food and drugs act. HOLDING EXAMINATION LA FOR FUTURE NURSES Fargo, Nov. 19.—The North Dako- ta Board of Nyrse Examiners is hold- ing an examination today for those desiring to become nurses. . AMERICA IN POLAND. (By United Press.) _ . Warsaw, Poland (by mail).—Two .. thousand starving babies, besides 10, 000 hospital patients, 5,000 orphans, 2,000 aged gnd 300 war invalids were “given Ametican relief in Liev during the Polish occupation of that city last summer, says an official report just made public at American Red Cross ‘headquarters here. The recent mili- Bary crisis delayed publication of the report. According to the American Red Cross statement, 41 hospitals, 80 orphanages, 19 homes for the aged and 10 child, feeding stations were cared for during the one month which the American Red Cross carried on its work in the Ukrainian city. ered here, when a crowd from Kiti- teacher of the “Up and Goes”. Sun- day school class, Misses Uda ‘Smith, DISCUSS NEGRO SCHOOLS. (By United Press.) Atlanta, Ga., Nov..19.—State gov- ernors, legislators, college professors and citizens of several southern states attended a. conference opening here today. It was called by Dr. P. P. Claxton, federal commissioner of edu- cation, to discuss negro schools. The federal government is contrib- uting a portion of millions now spenit annually on schools for .12,000,000 negroes, nfost of whom live in south- ern states. Appropriations for this purpose soon will be increased, Dr. "|'Claxton pointed out in calling the conference. - A generdl survey of negro educa- tion based on a report by Dr. Walton C. John of the United States bureau of education, will be used as a basis of riscusgjon by the conference. KRR AR KRR RS * X3 oo o ok o % KITICHI * Sunday was a day.to be rememb- chi consisting of J. F. Mahoney, the R.A.PHELPS GROCERY (Formerly B. A. Kolbe’s) THE SERVICE STORE We aim to carry only the choicest lines of groc- erigs and expect to build our business on quality and service. Your patron- age solicjted. Deliveries 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. Telephone 657 1101 Doud Ave., Bémidji S ———————————— e " Open Night Cream of Celery % Boiled Salmon Trout a Salmon Steak and Tartar Sauce—50c ROAS Roast Young Turkey with Dressi Hot Turkey Sandwich—35¢ Boiled Chicken, Creole Style—T75¢c €oM® Turkey and Cold Chicken Stewed Sugar Corn Apple—10c Cocoanut Cream—10c Rice Custard Pudding—15¢ Breaded Pork Tenderloin wi Oyster Omelette a King Oscar Sardine: Sliced' Cucumbers—15¢ | Sliced Tomatoes—20c Celery—20c Cranberry Sauce—15¢ Apple Sauce—15¢ Stewed Plums—15¢ Hot Rolls i <5 K. Brown, ) ' “YE OLD THANKSGIVING DAY” REX CAFE FOR LADIES AND GENTS Eastern Oysters, Any Style—50c Ice Cream Sundae—15c SOUPS FISH ENTREES . Tarkey Wings with Currie and Rice on Toast—50c Breaded Pork Chops with Apple Sauce—60c Chicken Fricassee with Egg Noodles—176¢ Hungarian Goulash with Spatzen—40c Roast_Sirloin of Beef, Alamode—45¢c Roast Loin of Pork with Dressing and Apple Sauce—45¢ Hot Beef and Pork Sandwich—25c BOILED Boiled Chicken Giblets, Spanish—50¢ COLD MEATS Cold Beef, Pork or Ham and Potato' Salad—45¢c VEGETABLES Sweet Corn, Peas or Tomatoes Asparagus Tips on Toast—35¢c PIES AND PUDDINGS Hot Mince—10c Pumpkin—10c TO ORDER t Corn Fritters and Bacon with Apple Sauce—40c Queen Olives, Stuffed Olives or Ripe Olives—25c Half Grape Fruit—16c Nut Layer Cake—15c Head Lettuce, Mayonnaise Dressing—25¢ One cup of Coffee served with: all Meat Orders T LEATHER STORE Third Street A AN and Dlly (T Chicken Cn'lomme \ nd Egg Sauce-—60c TS R ing and Cranberry Sauce—176¢ with Cranberry Sauce—75¢ v Steamed and Mashed Potatoes Lemon—10c Cup Custards—15¢ Apple Pie,. Alamode—25c th Mushroom Gravy—60c 1a Pollette—60c s on Toast—46c Peach Sauce—15¢ Banana Shortcake, Cream—25¢ Sliced Bananas, Cream—156c Sliced Oranges—16¢ P Baked Potatoes Manager. S i Heavy and Light Har- nesses and collars. Trunks, Suit - Cases and Fancy Traveling Bags. Halters, Harness Parts -© and Leather Extras. Medicines, Gall Wool Fat. Cure, Mittens, Gloves, Robes and Horse Blankets. e S R Poultry and Stock Foods. Harnesses Oiled. Oils and Greases of \all kinds. ; Repairing prgmptly done. Eva Slater, Gay Mahoney ahd Messrs, Robert Wymore, Cleon and Uel Smith all drove over to-attend the Good- land $unday school service, Wwhere they were well repaid .in listening to excellent sermons by Rev. H. J. Snyder of Grand Rapids and Mis- sionary Cummings of Bemidji. - ‘Rev. H. J. Snyder of Itasca county —missionary of the American Sun- day sehool union—and Missionary Cummings held services at the Good- Jand district school house November | 15th, -and’ organized a Sunday school at that place. The grateful pgeople the eyrup from the cane they raised on their place this year. The proceeds of the Goodland school program and entertainment, held Thursday. evening, were §$36. Mrs. J. F. Mahoney won the beauti- ful cake well worth $25 that was|, raffled off and that was made and| donated by Mr. Long who is a profes- sional baker from Chicago. Mr. Long with his mother dnd brothers, own | and live on a large farm close to the school. 3 Rev. Snyder andVRev. Cummings were "entertained; at the J. F. Mar surely appreciated the services and | they evidenced their appreciation by ; here. | : providing an excellent lunch ofcake, Mrs. Theo. Gregerson has three sandwiches and coffee at the 'close of | cousins visiting her thru th edeer sea- the services. son. -The parties are’ from Douglas Willilam Henderson’s family and a | county: part of the camp were at the preach- C. C, Smith was a Cass Lake busi- ing services Sunday. ness visitor Thursday. ) Mr. Lowe of Cass Lake was a call- Preaching Bervices were held Sun- er in this vicinity Sunday., day evening in the XKitichi school Messrs. Cummings and Snyder left [house. Rev: Snyder and Missionany Tuesday morning for Louis. Cummings delivered very impressive c. C. Smi‘lh‘s family are enjoying |and helpful sermons. honey and C. C. Smith homes while, 5 g e 0. E. ERICKSON 1223 Minnesota Ave. - Phone 23 We'll have turkeys for the big(’ feast day., The price will be right tco. Then we expect to have nice fresh chickens, and other suitable meats for the big spread. ’ z How About Sonte Fresh Ludefisk? We'll have it, and lots of other good things to eat. Turkeys Chickens ~ Lamb Legs Steaks Sausages Roasts Chops Stews Frys Ypu will find that you can save a bit by ordering your meat here Celery Lettuce Fresh Nuts Canned Goods Thanksgiving Table Cranberries Shelled Nuts In fact everything for the VALUABLE HINT TO AUTO OWNERS When laying your car up for the winter don’t neglect the storage battery. It needs attention even though it is out of service. Store it at Miller’s Battery Shop, the only exclusive battery station in this territory. We are pre- pared to take care of your battery and give it the attention it needs to keep it in proper work- ing order. | MILLER’S BATTERY SHOP 219 Fourth St. A Good Appetite Requires A Good Meal ET US sell you the ingredients for that meal. V fuarantee them to be of the quality _that will produce a GOOD meal—that will satisfy ANY appetite. Why be satisfied with indifferent results in the baking of bread, biscuits and pastry when you can produce the VERY BEST from our CREMO brand of flour? We Will have everything you need for your Thanksgiving Dinner * HENRY BRAKKE \ ‘Doud Avenue Phone '133-W — GEESE For Thanksgiving | We're going to have some fine ones. Better get your - order in ear!;. ' Other Things for Your Table Celery, Tomatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Green Onions, Lettuce, Radishes Ripe Red Cranberries A complete line of canned goods, including pineap- p:e, peaches, ragpberries, ete. Perhaps You Would Like a Cut of Fresh Beef We carry the best A Case’s Cash Store Eighth Street and Irvine Phone 553 We Deljver | Better than Pills For Liver .llls, NR = TABLETS = R 25¢ Box GET A CITY DRUG STORE gestion. No har Kiddies’ Coughs Can Eased Quickly Dr. King's New Discov- ] ery wlll‘ do that very easily and quickly. ON'T say, “Poor’ little kiddie, I wish a3 Be o thing, ttle Dr. King’s 1 knew what to do for " When the coug}l first comes, give ew Discovery as directed, and it will soon be eased. It’s a good family cough and cold remedy, too, Loosens up th clears up_the cough, relieves the con- ul drugs. For fifty 8 a standard Arvufledy for colds, coughs, ippe. t your druggists, &0c and §1.20a bottle ' "New Dis Make Bowels Normal Habit forming pt tives, when taken for constipation, rack the system vio- fently. Nature’s way is the way of Dr. Kinj ing thebowels, 1 ¢élogging waste. Same old price, 's Pills—gently and firmly regulat- eliminating the intestine 25c. e phlegm, | ) WIND A STRING OF SAUSAGE AROUND YOUR P THANKSGIVING TURKEY P Turkeys are ‘inclined to be a little scarce, but we believe’ we will have enough for the trade—but to be sure order early. Make your selection from the list below: . CHOICE TURKEYS CHOICE GEESE CHOICE DUCKS , CHOICE CHICKENS . Perhaps you prefer a choice ROAST OF BEEF ROAST OF PORK ROAST OF LAMB OR VEAL And to complete your dinner we will have: Jumbo Celery, Iceberg Head Lettuce, Cucum- bers, Florida Tomatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Cranberries, Select Oysters. g PHONES 200-201 Palace Meat Market We Deliver TURKEYS, DUCKS AND GEESE 'CHOICEST CUTS OF MEAT : GROCERIEé, FRUIT lAND NUTS 4 . The Peoples’ Store Peoples Co-operati\}e Quantity and Quality, « at prices that satisfy. . . Our Phone is 66 Store