Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 3, 1920, Page 8

¥ = s 2 - - Sy T sy g, s ] WEST! VIRGINIA GOVERNOR HYMAN’S REPLY TO WILSON'S CHALLENGES BURNQUIST| ACCEPTANCE RECEIVED TODAY GRINAGER’S JALENCRs DA X y Uni et \Washington, Dec. 3.—The message St. Paul, Dec. 3.—Governor Burn-|of Paul Hymans, president of tfie SUNSHINE‘ quist today received a challenge from | League of Nations assembly, replying GROCERY Governor J. J. ‘Cromwell of West|to President Wilson's acceptance of D - ? t Virginia, challenging that Minnesota | the invitation to mediate between the| WANTED—Dining . raom - l | MA)!KETS——LQCAL AND F! OREIGN Last evening on the Crawford al- . \Jeys Koors Bros. team won two games .. BEMIDJI CASH MARKET QUOTATIONS. _ ‘out of three from the Oilers, and the; &S RS i 3 . [imake as-good a sale of Christmas|Turkish Nationalists and the Armen-| Kelliher hotel . Piéneers won three straight games| - GRAIN AND HAY i BATS Carry-a-Bit Save-a-Bit [fiseals as his state. ‘' The governor|lans, was received at the .White|FOR SALE—One car load 4-ft. Jaek from the Roofers. M s probably will take up the challenge.|House today. Secretary Tumulty took| pine wood on track at Bemidji. R. J. Opsahl, Markham Hotel bldg. 2t12-4 —_— the reply at once to President Wil- Subscribe for The Daily Pioneer. |son. T & Phelps of the Pioneers was high| - s score man with 215 and Ldppan of Koofs Bros. followed him closely with 214, ' Phelps had high average witk| Wheat, hard 191 with Sieverts as second high av-| Wheat, sof] eragé with 172. > Rye, bu, =¥ D) Thik " evening Clitord & co. fiam} ) Goese, live, I Swift & Co. ‘line up for the final, VEGETA] , ilve, 1b. | EGETABLES ,|Hens, 4 1bs. and 45¢-50c | Mutton . . . Phone 177-W. . 10c-12¢ | Hogs, Ib. .. .$1.10-$1.20 [ Dressed beef, 1b. .$1.10-$1.20 | Turkeys, live, Ib. . $1.10 | Old Toms, live, 1b. | Get Our Price on Flour Be- f - fore You Buy ' Sugar in 10 lb. lots, $1.08 Nashua Woolnap Cotton 45 1b. Cotton I}‘eIt Mattress, gumfs th,i{s, wea)lc. Th"l}‘htem:;s do lx‘mt sokat : W = B k dih xi v when | Potatoes, per cwt., smal 5 B o . s s \ = . e eaias Tua OUATR,| 1008 o+ v oses .. 85c-808 e R Diatcisiae (ix e mscélg&— » fancy art ticking, roll edge, v Co. tak the Pio-| 5 90c-$1. : , . 5 ... $6. ::::rsswé"rtldfy of n::t ?ve‘;fi theeRooct*-Fg:;::O:e \::,: load. lot 004100 Cow hides, No, 1, 1b.. 3 for 25¢ P ale krice 9 3 $20 Va]ue' sak# Pnce i slz +$1.50-82.00 | gy) hides, No. 1, lb. ers and Koors Bros. meet at eight T Onlons, dry 0-$2.00 | Kipp hides, N -5 5 . p : 4 L2 °llf’n‘2:‘ evening’s scores were as fol- Beans, cwt Cn{(pskin:,s No.‘J 2»72 Sliced Peaches in heavy i 7 \ g i Butterfat . Deacons, each . .. ..60c syrup, 6 cans, 88c y . | Eggs, fresh, dozen Horse hides, large... $2.50-53 | Ou ve one 2 Sandven . 129 148 " — ¢ ’ 4 e %3 H. Sande 154. 180/ Chicago, Dec, 3.—Potato receipts, 47 cars. Market strong. || Safety Matches, 12 to a : it ; TH N . 10 B Lape 189 117 Northern round whites, sacked, $1.60 to $1.75; Minnesota rus- -cartoon, per cartoon, spe- On Any Home Furnishing ‘Article You Buy Here Now,* i ¥ Lubeck i1 .g;;sets, sacked, $1.85; Idaho rurals, sacked, $2 to $2.10, e T(lr)le IV([jost Drastic Price Smashing Event of the Year, iy andicap B e S N S : ur Cut Price Sale Is in Ful i i y ) 339 795 | BANNER YEAR FOR ALL grranging to dttend the New York|[f Ldauid Venle::' 25c size, Give Furnit ind Arti LSwing now. , s 47 { | otor Boat , Dec. 10th to i8th, \ 1vi i i ist- h 3 B. Popp - w2 167, WATER SPORTS.IN i1920 o ke nrra:l;vemeen:ts T S Y e Furniture and Articles for the Home as Gifts for This Christ {‘ ;S 5 Barke 118 }fgimfe;z;t:s il;:wntl?a:];gios i awl:‘ax- n:r:hee ?;:i?its ?:t:reoufimi;fi:?e' Vanilla, sp:‘c)ical a bottle If - mas N o § 2 | of . r i N0 igh : P . - t’i ! Lind .01 L iy e wator T Eact lip et iha vall coosel g you have ?ot visited this store during the big sale, come’ and see E Handicap . .. .oo... 45 45 45 g et the 1emg,ir\15g,bl$ values offered in every department. WashiBoardsé, 75c values, 39¢ \ { In the racing field, it is said, that LLER! UTH 762 805 833 |there were more regflttas‘ and racing S;TBEE‘T'SE———§ @0 80 — events than ever before, and the (By United Press) You can figgre the exact saving yourself. Our original price tags remain on every article, then there is a big RED TAG ° mfe"i” 15 mslfrospects"fo: ldQ]Zl are that this in-| San Antonio, Tex., Dec. 3.—"It Sardines, in oil, 3 for 25¢ h ¥ Sievert . . ...167 '182 {terest will steadily increase. musat be getting cold up north,” said 4 4 3 o {r‘,ln-ed, 5.8 }?9 }:Z 122‘b Dtl_xring u‘.;—wn; ir;teresb in motor | the ol‘d Texan. *I noticed two street ,V o ShOWIng the 10W present sale price.. ard . . ... 135 | boating, and in boat racing, neces-|violinists and a pencil seller this noon s N . P 4 s £ ! Bewson .11 1401 34 sarily h;ggedkbecall:ue of the more im- a5 | went home to dinner. Dry Salt Pork, special, 19¢ You know the quality of the merchandise we sell. Don’t wait-come & 8 Anderson . . . .13 f | portant work to' be done, but since Just as the robin is the harbinger - A" { { Ripple . .... . 186 108 |the close of the great conflict interest |of spring to the winter-bored north g o B 100 bars to tOmOI‘I‘OW and PARTAKE OF THE SAleGs Handieap . - ....... 54 54 54 in the sport has steadily increased |the street beggar is the annbunce- |fi. 08P, DOIrax, N - it & X —— |and the past seadbn shows motor, boat- | ment to the South that winter is rag- box, $3.95 " L / 9 T ) 765 819 752 ing on a firmer and better basis than|ing in the Northland.e ' A & LEAR (i Pioneers. ever before. ¢ When thé winds in northern cities 7 t - { .Q‘V.llullcslmlt G 170 153 1831 1 many western cities rhe revival get too chilly for the street violinist's No. 3 Tomatoes, extra : Wister . v 154 1311 o¢ interest_was most notable. This fiugers to h!eat;re Traumeri,” he standard, 6 cans for 99¢ T o £ ' Plelog,;..c 115 150| was true i marked degres ot Peo-) (0NCE south. Bome vislt Gan ‘An- - Full Size Carpet Sweeper, | - |Fresh Cut Flowers, Daily a1 | Tia, ., always recognized as a west- J 5 . 3 Hn s . i 5 Plummes . 1L e Teterest had tem. = _ ||l Palmolive Soap, 12 for 98¢ $4.00‘value. Sale Price Until After’ Xmas. ‘At 3 | porarily killed boat racing at Peor.a,| NEXT SUNDAY HAS BEEN —_— $1_45 ¥ /FOR THE HOME s : ¢ Special Cut Prices. 5 but in*1920 that city st: d a-“c i 850 880 81z| POt IR e eted attention 11| ~ DESIGNED HEALTH SUNDAY — WAS | th try. In a Labor day re- CURTIS MAY WRESTLE i;;::n tehec:: G ity }::;y Y rea} St-Paul, Dec. 3.-—Next. Sunday i JACK MILO HERE SOON i i 1 inlWill be the culmination of observ- < : L | oats, most of which weré nwnad in JlL, 0 [icaih Week n Minnsots, Oféomargarine, 10 1lbs. $2.90 E——— 'filIIIflIIIIIIlllIIIlIIlIlIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIlIIII!lllllIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIHIIII|IIilIIIIII[IIIilliIIIIIiIIIIIIIIlIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIllllII‘IlllllIIIIllllillllllllb ‘Do Your Christmas Shopping Now and Re- Creamery Butter, 53c; in 5 1b. lots, $2.65 urged by Governor Burnquist at the s » rejuest of the , Minnesota Public i o Cnntis, Bemidjl's wrestling art-| For 1921, according to L. E. Sclby,| Hoalth association. L le 1.5and the manager of Jack Kilo at OWner of “Miss Margaret,” ome ofj Every church in the state has been Minneapolis, concerning a match be- | the Illinois river class champions, | urged by the governor’s proclamation tween these two men in Bemidji|there will be more racing boats in)so that the vital necessity for a con- within the next few weeks. It suit-| Peoria than in any other year since|:so that the vitl necessity for a con- Commuications are being carried [11in0is river. ~ on between Joe Morris, manager Ol Apples, Maiden . Blush, = | Néw York stock, a bushel, \ $2.20 Line and Montana & Eastern. John Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul, Soo 1:30-5 P. M. BEMIDJI, MINN, Barton Payne, district attorney, was .the plaintiff attorney. Judges sit- ting in the case heard in St. Paul were Cirenit Judge Sanborn, United States district Judge Booth, ot M 2 = b d to it i the inception of the sport. The great|tinued and more vigorous warfare r § s 1 g e | - on A % i‘:ll: :;:l:liuc:: “,i:ipe‘g;“(%u tur:ac:z;-‘ results accomplished during the past|tuberculosis and other preventable Rinso, for/y'oixr Electric allze a Saleg on . These Sp@@lal = " Loca tans are wel aware of Gy he 014 Ko fans and o6 0903 VPRI oy s cncatmas S Prices for Next Week = be the world’s greatest undisputed |boats are being built at the present|to supply funds for the battle on pre- 3 = E Groek middleweight champion. At|moment for the early spring season.|ventable diseases in Minnesota is now Phone 851—120 Third St. RI= E the present time Milo is Lakéng‘ pa]r;x; Several of the Peoria leaders ure|progressing. = E in & number of matches and should | —. —4 - of course be in excellent shape to = = s BALDWIN APPLES - ! ¥ . = 0 ; is e d tha {111} IR = ;. etd: ) . ) = e O e, e toat = Red and juicy, per basket. ... ..... T e o ol $2.15 = sz be available within the next few » = ) = ays. == P L MIXED NUTS CANDIES . = BEMIDILEARBAULY o = : = 4 1-3 ,lk;. wla:lgnlfi)s; fill-b3 ltl: %{lb. molasses kllfises' 1 lbf: s AME FILMED / 2 eanuts, 1- § er 23 mas mix, 1 lb. peanu = Bemidji is to receive another goot \ H gll for i : i 9 b .ttls ll i’f‘ ) pe . = bit of publicity thru the showing o < REE' MRRRWNY | E= alllor.........o0000l rittie, altor. . ........ I = 15 8 the Pathe WefklyBfllm'smct;‘nltrc;i'mnlg —_—- s m : = E t ictures f the emidji-Faribau —1 11 nlrll';v;:iu:;fl:)l\s(;llmtoltjtt;all‘l fi xel plflil RICE NAVY BEANS = i ampions Al L s g : {1 R evaves ol hoth icams and ) = £E Large wholericg, 31bs.. .. 29¢ | 3 pounds.......... —... 29¢ % 4 B at whis s will e shown B : e R e e — & e § probable V. be s . . 8 . == 3 P ¥ —1 il in Bemldji wlihin the next fow wecks The “Life Line of Hope” to suffering humanity. The message = BABY RICE POPCORN .CALIF. WALNUTS = s Vi have reat ecn made : . —_— - e [ the Twin cities, 1t was reported. of “Good Cheer.” The small voice penetrating the hearts of E Every kernel pops. Per Ib. 15¢ Large, soft shelled, per Ib. 40c & Hi ATTORNEW 0. W. BORUTCHIN humanity and offering to the afflicted the sweet story of = 3 . - 1 : i DEFENDS MILLER RAPE CAS Health found in . = TOMATOES . PEAS = e ;, Attorney €. W. Scrutchin of Be ! ) < = Large cans of red juicy to- Early Jung] SWeet and E i iy ieg LR A g : E matoes. 3 cansfor..... 57c | tender, doz. lots.... $165 £ o i T ath nehInE ser : 5 E ' B b tion w e ynchin e , * = . ;»'l;ul mom.hsni;:oi l(lhe made l\l:'ednlos | ! PEANUT BUTTER W' ] CH.EESEb 5 . g Lo arguments to e jury nes . ' dui. “%lhhexl;"colore(l Fa{;o:gey: rep' * Bu]k, per lb., 21ec. \ 5 Ib. II%S“It}éotfi bg:i‘i:k’ aeglit) 31 = /IK resen W . L. tt of . \ 3 e o ‘ Ea l;)l\lli:caf‘:gand RC McC\lIlr(I):xng‘i\ tm CANS. .t evvvvvacenn $1.20 B ? p‘, © § ™~ x uth. Mill itted d i - 4 { gt that bia acaoittal may end ; QUEEN OLIVES i CATSUPS = ‘ {he trlals of the fape cases. ‘; ) 10 — 30c | 160z bottles. ... i 23c E { s No matter what forms of resistance to disepse you may have oz. glass jars........ c =7 = | i EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION : = B : = i IN SESSION AT MOORHEAD tried-no matter how often you have been disappointed .or PURE PRESERVES PUMPKIN E i i pe e L how many times you may have turned sorrowfully away from i Large cans of solid pack, = ‘ i inent in the educational cifcle of the .other health systems, “there is hope” in this wonderful twen- . Sugar and fruit in 5 Ib. 3 CaANS. . .Yt 57c = ! 14 state x re orthwes n : - §3 tral Mlnn:com“Eduintlonnl (;ssuceh\ tieth century method of = L Palls ------------- s 31-00 : = ! iaey ‘and tomorrow. This n the frst : = COCOA E today and OTTroOw. s is the | me?t’lug under the new state consti- % P ’ ROAST BEEF - 3 le fOI‘ 80c g wieetin ‘ - T 1) (o S . “u\dolzlsic for the program will be fur- ‘1~ 1b. cans,percan....... 25¢ =g = nl!:\etl by tl‘le :ldep(nrlmael:‘l‘: a:l the S R M S Rt STy SOAP F— syate normal a Concor college. ; | . > _E:_' e or hpnosstss B At HEALTH RESTORATION BOB WHITE SOAP Olive cream toilet soap, & Hoben, Carleton college; and special-|S ( 16 barsfor.......... X $1.00 3 baArs. ..y v e e = i ;sll on:elementary and secondary suu»gg ¥ N * E « jects. = e Eretdenti e ¥ D, (o}, Ters N ) IVORY SOAP FLAKES ) g & ey e B Investigate for yourself. “Come and see.” Any way we can as- 3 packages for. .. .. N T . 29¢ = .. ;RESTRAIN TAX COLLECTION sist you, feel free to command our services. The best we have BROOMS oy = (By United Press) in-knowledge and science is placed at your disposal. All our 5 oo for 99; fé ) i$5) Dee. 8.— 1 Y dn- i LT T EE . 2Dbrooms I0r. L. e o ’ [ — *ination bas been g'?%,‘iie%“".?;‘ "o consultations are free. Sl ) Zik e = “~th! vy . t = : {Jf:;f.‘é’f?:fl? e Iaa” ofiection B . OILCLOTH TUBS = of capital stock for the years . 7 8 . L= 4 181 and 1920 & _ Any color, per yard. . ... 70c | Extra large.......... $2.15 = ' 2 " . o ’ ~ 0 = 1 tax st sazi 2 | omiee o | | DR, A, DANNENBERG | | reeonon = <« —_— Great Narthern, Northe 10-12 A. M. - CHIROPRACTOR orw “NOT CHEAP GOODS, BUT GOOD GOODS CHEAP” = = = CLIFFORD & CO. $1'III|I|!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIl‘lllllIIIIHIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIHIIIlMIIIfilIIiIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIII!HIIHHIM oo llllllllllllll|Illlll,lllllHI“IIIllllmlllllll“Illlllllllllll!lllllllllllllIllllflIIIlllIlllllllllllulm“llllllllllllll\llllllmllh‘- (T ’ 18 - P N\ 44 { > : -