Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 19, 1920, Page 14

J N ey = and the large per capita subscm;r tion will determ:ine the winner. “A dinner. for the winner’ ’is the prize oftered! for the vigtorious city. Jaseph-+ Gax 8. e of the \{intieep a:gmfi’m E’Emm Other members are Kenneth Juhnson Calfin_D. Becker, Robert L. Pollock, Miss Ella Molter, Fouis L. Leighton, Marten Morse and J. W. McCandless. A strong Executive coiumittee for the Minneapolis drive for $600,000 is) being enlisted under the direction of Chairman A. M. Sheldo! Q%'mm follow- | WTNTER FEED FOR, e FATTBN’IRG HOGS Liberal feedifg should be the rule when tattaninghhogb\ - To minimize the risk of lgss from, disease and to: ‘cut ‘theglabor cost; gdins in ‘weight | should be made as rapidly as possible. ’% greatest ‘gains are made in the t time: by, :sejf-feeding, conse- quently this method is the most satis- factory for fattening. hege are the views of Ei B:Fer- WELL UNDER WAY Carleton’s campa:gn for $4,000,- 000 already well under way in many party of the state, will open in the ‘Twin Cities, December 3rd. Clifford * Plerce, Minneapolis, and' R. D. Jen- kins, St. Paul, are rapidly lining up team captains and lieutenants pre- liminary to the opening of the drive, which will have for its goal the pro- curing of $600,000 in Minneapolis and $300,000 in St. Paul. CARLETON FUND DRIVE IS AIREADY WELL [ A one-da; prelimlnary campaign |ing. have nccepted pn ons ‘on the [Lin Wlo recently came to Univerkity of all Carlgfon alumni.im . z\;_tw!n i Dr. H.|Farm from the Kansgs agricultural cities will pilecede t gmrdflve. P. ng,_v o- college, toitake charge.of the swine and the Mfhneapol nd’ St Paul| v, Jone "g i Wel produeuun-uetbn of the anhml hus- Carleton [duates Eggleston, Geg. {bandry division, each other th a com D. Cofl-nn and| ‘“‘Corn.an uys qm- Fer the percentap rin,,(‘are‘m T Your favorite tl‘al{l is back. So make youf plans for California. - . When you're ready to go, this crack train- ' is ready to take you. You step into your car at Minneapolis or St. Paul and without a change, you arrive"in Los Angeles and Pasadena. This is the fastest and qmost luxurious train you can take. E It's 'a'mighty convenient schedule also. You ;lqavé Minneapolis via North Western Line 6:15 P. M.; St. Paul 6:55 P. M. The next 4 . morning at 8:50 yoa connect (without a change, mind" you) at Omaha’ with the Los Angeles )xmted. Arrive Los Angeles 1:30 P. M. (third o Information ask - 7 local ticket agent or f ay.) * Thus you are whisked west provnded # wnh every comfort. ~ g ), * ' THe'Los Angeles Limited is a solid Pullman exclusively first-class train. Buffet-observation car, excellent dlmng carservice. Barber and valet. No, ‘this is n a seuomble proposition. “This brand gew service is yours any dny of the year { either golnl of coming. 3 B. H.Hawley, 1 Agent, U. P. System, letropolitan Life Bldg. Minneapolis { oi 3; Specml for Thanksglvmg . / i | | | ! PLUM PUDDING, ORANGE.AND, WHITE 'HOUSE i . A THREE-LAYER BRICK OF LANGDON'S. SANITARY ICE CREAM " | 1 | ‘ 0 / - . o e N you want your dinner to be 8 succem.plam{your order at once w1th any of the fBllowing dealers: ' ‘Aber§rombie & McCready Bemidji Candy Kitchen Annék Candy Shop Boardman’s Drug Storg Markham Hotel Coffee Shop Miller’s Grocery fattening feeds. need. lowance of supplementary feed, tne tapkage necessary to make a hundred po\m s gain Is usually less than with Hogging down corn is a variation of the-self feeding It saves tiie labor of gather- ing the grain and hauling it to the e the hogs are not hand feeding. plan. pigs, but Qs a gone. Qopen. PUT CREAM:IN NOSE ¢ ANDSTOP CATARRH s How To Open Cl Nos- 1"’z’rua"" mud o You feel fine in a‘few moments.| Your cold in head or catarrh’ will be nostrils will The air passages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more dullness, headache; no hawk- ing, snuffling, mucous dlscharges or dryness; no struggling for breath: at night. . Tell your druggist small bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm. Apply a little of this fragrant, anti- septic cream .in your nostrils, let it penetrate through every air passage of the head; soothe and heal the swol- len, mfiamed mucous membrane, and relief comes instantly, Your clogged = 7 If edchis ‘given sep=1 arately in a self feeder, the pigs can seclect , the amount of tankage they Instead of using a heavy al-!| vou want a It is just what every cold and ~ After you eat—always use EATONIC —nm two tablets—eat like candy. Ey e'vul'l burn, Bloated Gnssy ‘eeling. tops mdxgestlon, foodsouring, repeating, headacheand the many nsuenmu&edhy ? Acid-Stomach EATONICis the bestremedy, it takes the harmful acids and gases right outy of the body and, of course, you well. Tens of thousands won erfully benefited. ' Guaranteed to satisfy o» money refunded by your own drug- Cost a trifle, Please try xtl catarrh sufferer‘needs. Don’t stay stuffed-up and miserable. acgeptable. Not so much wanted as in former years, conse- quently shorter ‘feeding periods and fat enough to market out of the corit field but need finishing in dry lots. “Salt is both a desirable addition to the ration and a poison for hogs. Care should be taken to avoid salt peisoning by gradually accustonring the pigs to thé compound. used to it, one of the best methods of supplying salt is to furnish the cempressed beught for cattle. “fhe finish necessary” to market *Ihogs advantageously depends upon the demand of the market. weights around 250 pounds are tmost lard-- is blocks so When commonly- Just now 2,000 'square in the world. taken up by gation. miles, A IIIIIIIlIlIIIII[IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIII IllIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIII I "llllllIIIIIIIIlIHII|IIII|IIIIIIIIII[|I1H Our stock of Trlmrned and Tallored Hats, also Tams, are included in this Half Price Sale, with the exception of the newer mid-winter models which we have just received. IIIIlllIllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIII‘“000000000O.lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIII|IIIIIIIfIIlIIIIIIIIIIlIII ' 209 Fourth Street Half Price Clearan(:e' ‘Sale SATURDAY AND MONDAY - "November 19th and Zlut 183 finish is the best plan. ing early in the season usually means ‘higher prices than when the hogs are disposed of in December or January.” * Vancouver, B. C.—Negotiations are pending between-a syndicate repre- senting the British Admiralty and the owners of the Ground Hog coal ‘| property for the purchase of nearly forming largest smokeless steam coal deposits This matter was first rd Rhondda and re-! susitated by Ldrd ‘Jellicoe last. year, | since when it has been under. investi- | Market- y * than others. the Scott & Bowne, Bioomficll.N Certain foods, those -} rich in vitamins, §} ~ are miore useful * Scott’s Emulsion] s, replete with’ those * " elements that determine growth and streggth Mmmmmlmmmnmnnumnmmmmnnmn JERGREN'S Bath Tablets l% Cranberries, Eatmoor,"1b .. Raisins, seeded Raisinis, seedless Raisins/ ‘Mugeats !or eating " MAPLE SYRUP Leg Cabin— - Small Medium Large . CANNED FlSH Mustard Sardmes A Complete Line Tuna Fish Tuna_Fish Salmoh,- Red; Balmon, Red, 41 Salmon, Red Pink, Salmon, Red Pink, Mustard Sarding 0Oil Sardines .7. Kippered Herring Smoked Herring ... Gorums Fish Flakes tons Fresh Mackerel.. ns Fish Balls, 1 Ib. rtons Fish Balls, 2 Ib. Gortons Cod Fish... gortom Finnan Haddie lam Chowde: wn East.. VA Clam Chowder, Minced Clams iteml of Interest for Your Thanksgiving Dinner Mince Meat, fancy wet, 1b..38¢ Mince Meat, fancy dry, 1b..23c .-16e “fancy; imported from ..5¢ Currants, fancy Greek, Ib 29¢ The very bést, not a cheap peel Wnshed Imported Flgs, a anhattan..20c GRINAGER’S ' SUNSHINE . GROCERY __;_L_ Peaches, Peaches, Meur Dried / Dried Apples, Apncots, California, fancy, choice .. Prunes, Prunes, Prunes, Prunes, Prunes, Prunes, Prunes, Prunes, Al 1 ,No second_ grade. price by Carnation Milk, talls By the.case Palmolive Soap, la dozen.... Swifts Borax Soap, 23 bar: 100- Yeast Rinso, for your electric washer. Sweet Baking Chocolate, 1% 1 Currants “Oatmeal, 10-1h bag. Cornmeal, Cocoanut, a pkg Bacon, Compo Cream Cheese, Wlsconsm Best, 1b “That Good Coffee” ............ b Apucots, California, Salt Pork i Pure Lard, b. Do not wait until next/month to do it. Dot fot grocerxes and see how the prlces compare with | Buying the “Cash and Ca the cost of your grocerles constitufes a real saving to you. and you should have it. And you can re supplies: for a week or two at a time. quantities.. Buy the “Cash and Carry Come int and talk it over with us. Groceries are down, of prices. Not special for a day DRIED FRUITS peeled Meur. artly peeled % choice. 90-100] 80-90 70-80 60-70 56-60 40-50 30-40 20-30 . 920 crop, California. Ask for our the ,bbx. bar box . Linns Royal Lemon Cleaner. Foam Chocolate, % b 10-1b bag. lb ..... und, Ib FLOUR You are ent. Corn Corn Corn Peas Peas esc... Peas Wax_Beans Wax®Cut Beans. Wax String Beans .. Lima Beans Vegetable for Tomatoes, No. Tomatoes, No. Tomatoes,-No. Tomatges, No. Tomatoes, No. atoes, No. Tosg Fomatoes, Ni IS DOWN - 2 way you have no dehvery exp The percentage of overhead expense is s itled to this savmg when you ealize a still greater saving by buying your always make substantial- reductions in ” way if you would-save money on- every item. g CREAMERY BUTTER, 1 pound~prmts ~ | PALMOLIVE. SQAP ; 3 for 25¢ HAVE YOU EVER.CONSIDERED HOW MUCH IT COSTS YOU TO EAT? now! Check-over your sales slips our advertised prices. o , ense, to be added to o small that it pay cash we agree wl.th you. This is not a sale, Just a general drop — but as long as stock lasts. j A CANNED VEGETABLES e lise Loganberries, No. 2%..... 6c 4c #] Blackberries, No. 3 c | Strawberries, No. 2%.. :: Apricots, No. 3. 5¢ < Apricots, No. 2. r '_Pi"nen'vple, No. : Pineapple, No. 3. 5‘ Pinenpp]e, No. 1. ONE POUND.. FIVE POUNDS TEN POUNDS .. FANCY GROCERIES Packed, quart size. Queen Olives, large, Queen Olives, stuffed. Queen Olives, stuffed Queen Olives, stuffed. %lluen Oéives, stuffed k ousan land Dreggi . Olive Relit . Salad Dressing Mayonnaise Dressing X Red Canned Cherries; for salads .. Olive Oils . Imported Ofive Oils, in _tins. Sweet Mlxed Pickles Sweet Gherkins . Sweet Midget Gl Chow Chow Pickle Curtisola Sandwichola . CANNED FRUITS — 78¢ x Red Raspberries, No. 2%..80¢c Red Raspberries, No. 2%....82¢ 88 Tc 4 1 % 1c | Yellow Cling Peaches, No. 8 70c Queen Olives, 70-80, hand