Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 21, 1921, Page 8

Cow_bides, No. 1, . Bull: hides, No, /1 Kipphides, No. 1 1b. s, 'No.:3. Chicago;, Jai. 21.—Potato receipts,] 48 cars. . M teady. -Northern) ket . st ) whites, sacked, $1.20.to $1.30, bulk,| $1.30.to-$1. PURE. WATER-FOR_HOLY: CITY British Have: Repajred. Pontius Rilal 1 Reservoir and-Death- Rate Has' E Dropped One-Half. ~— i Jerusalem; situsted. outside. the. val. | §0t- onto @ way to Keep 4 ley of the Kedron; hogsts ‘of oty one' ] small spring, ‘the - Vifgin's fount,:.so - named becauge it 1y belléved the Moth- er of Christ drew water from it. Ever g since-Solomon’s’ day; the want af wa-' B ter has been felt in Jerusalem, and the British, since thelr occupation, decld-/ thém out my.- watermelon patch . they ruined a lotlof them by pecking holes in one | and “then“hoppiug for another. “I ‘trled varioug ways but withqut success, uiitil 1 put poles around the | patch and ran just an ordinary plece of‘cotton: aroun em about elght | omn “the grMid, and between: the 1 ‘ el to repair:aund use the.old, rexer- Déles 'tied- plecés- ot cotton to flap ~olr, now known as Bjrkett Asigyb | Dales ; and lying a few miles to the gon‘fi?‘;:;g. l.hfi wind, 1t ‘workeqd like Solomon's pool. It was bullt by P “a ndjglibor 0;3&5 ] tius Pilaté and it was from hiefe that thigt he-wa¥ advi i ) he brought water to-the city in’ the! % days of Christ. Pllate's old regervoir h was repalred and enldrged, Its’ capac- a charm. of q't crows’ hqvlfi. a . Wa-_ o, ity today being 5,000,000 gallons. Gal- Tos Angeles Time *leries were bulit in various directions to tap the numerous, surpqunding springs, Including those of Aln ed Dir- ‘weh, In which, it is said, Phillp :bap- John e from_ down state to the tized the eunuch. . A ppwerful putnp- | elty schools, - Hé' was placéd ‘in’ the fng plant was ngt;lled by which the’ | seventh grade, and then ‘his teacher's water i pumped Bp to large reservolrs { pipe to twin pools on ‘the "hill west of i the city, from whence It is conducted [ to various standpipes” i and around | of time. | Jerusalem. Pllate's aqueduct, “rains though as the crow files the Holy'city John’s mother. It read: pipe line, however, s but' 15 @flés In total length, As a result of this Brit- and_physical torture .And -then..came :John's first’ day at of which dot' the" landscape today, | manual traiping. ~The pext day came stretched for a distante of 40 miles, | an indignant note:to’ the teacher from “Dear. Miss' Iles but 13 miles away, The British (—— I want you to qiit having John ‘waste-his time at- school. - That music {ge was bad- b troubles. began. . His .wother ‘thought i bullt on higher ground on the Hebron’ | the course of ‘study should be identical road, ‘the” water flowlug from here | with the one which had held sway in | hy its owngravity ‘in one-foot Iron | the faraway red schoolhouse. She ob- Jected’ strenuotisly to physical culture and music, saying they were a waste — ish enterprise the death rate in the | cnough, ‘but how_you' begin tolearn : city has dropped by one-half. | Mm’ fo whittle. Ploase: stop it lmme- diately or I'll ‘change him to another school. He inherits. .whittleing from F|NALLY. SCA_nEDcmws OFF | nis father and his briins from me. I'm Device Empleyed by Los Angeles Man | brains.” s News, Was Somewhat ‘More Effective - ® Than Neighbor's Umbretia; @ «Rot long ago a friend of mirie from RBirmingham . was sittiof out on®my Tree s Discovery . .has been made in the' y Holman .iron - mine near Taconite, |- front porch when a flock' 6t crows | Aina., nbt far trom the. source of the flew across one of wy flelds,” sald R B. Posey, “and he remarked that 1t was the biggest lot he had seen for jure my crops. 1 replled that until I Moans Buying Carefully— . Careful Buying, Means Buying— At Clifiofll’s Next Week Miss{esippt _river, of the trunk and excellent -state~ of “preservation, with - Vears, und asked if they did not in | the cones on it.. The-trep la.not, petrl- i fled and the “wood s pertéctly sound, Our Leader Coffee, the memory lasts, fresh roasted, peplb............. Gl S CA T Rice, clean, large kem;;l‘: Kippered Salmon, . Walnuts, large and me: - 8" ctins for for Sweet',Cidii‘ lp . galjen .C:fiup:nn gatlon ju jugs L.z atel Ivory Soap Flakes, -the thing for pie: r Toilet Soap, Olive C 3 cans 25¢ 8 1bs for ...ccoceceunnnns R () R aty, | Roasti Beef in Ib cans, 2 perlb ... :20¢ cans for :.i...i...43¢ Catsup, -in 100z bottles, | Peathes, large. cans, in s ..3Bc heavy syrup, can......38¢c 1.10 Toxmnto ‘Paste, just the + thing. "for soup, 4 c;::, g8, ] %\m' $1:25 . ‘grade, per'gal,.....:$1.28 ' Apples, in gallon cgng%: / Pefiches, *in~ gallon ci&'fli BRSNS - 3. for flne reAm, laundry work, 3 pack- 3 bars for ............:28¢ ages for ............. 29c T — N L4 pound in 4-1b pails 90c ‘ : -PRUNES . 1% . - Bacon in'narrow strips and; lean, per lb......... Medium Size, this.year’s crop, 25-1b box................... sa:so: = Large Clothes Baskets ........co.........$1:25 and $140. \g R PHONE 160 NOT.CHEAP GOODS, BUT GOGD GOODS GHEAP \ -minum and travel in aluminum trains, ALUMINUM TO-REPLACE woon|2{:, o bt o T ve Drain Upon the C Vanishing Forests, o of the.. greateat: consumers of wero greater. no’tewer than 6,000,000, cords ; ‘Yised: last: year. . Viewed: from uhool Web-Footed- Men: ty » . couver three years ugo; to pay.a: visit Increased Praduction of the :J“' to- his home, i -He 'hld.md:-mey 4. ix. the whipping . box.For ihis na :twelve-yearold fon. The father thovgh 44 ON PAPER whole only sparingly so. us tribe, calléd’ Ag: | The nontoxic olls appear to actas res- ' piamuby; are {6’ some-extent webdoot. | ervolrs of the oxic ingredients, ana e water that they | upright I “that “element Jwithoiit " dny | ‘perceptible’effort.” They catch ducks by diving under them and catching the ‘birds’ 1egs. . The -2jexyf genefation may live In apartment iousgs bullt wholly of alu- and’ steamshipe. - ;But ‘the matter ' most. immediate fmportance 18 the: re- et which cheap aluminum may ‘give | to:the drain upon aur vahnishing for- Vancouver or British Columbia, Can- | - N oon's. Deasert Service Sold. ol _ late, ¥ double thread and shell pattern, .con- Japan, There are thoiisands of Hin. | slsting,_of two sugar sift four ey :| spoons] a pair of sugar tong: mall Precocious Yeyth. paying to educate him; so-educate his | in.warking in the woods or in gperat- stiopne)24:forks and knives with:por. | ‘The teacher asked: “Why. do lew ing sawmills, ..Some .of them have { celtin ‘handles, ,formerly the property | turn red in sutnwn?". A smail;boy of 0 ipoleon, and bearing the | sald: “Because they ere blushing’to imperial ‘eipher o¢ the bee; was:sold | think how gscen they were, In: sum, in a London auetjon house not ,nzu > 3 50..: The servics;Was.the oropurts’ of . 2 E !‘ t g N < -SCIENTIFIC, N * Aifred Walton, M. D., Philadel=~ ‘A-French: dessert dish of gll ads, to make the province their home, arrived recently ‘on‘ the Emp! of doos llving In the province, .engaged E) - phia; late professor of medicine at Har- ; viard Uni\@rs;'ty,‘has said: S i itold .millions ‘of human beings ~have suffered all-their lives and died in. being understogd. There are at present millions ‘of human beings seeking relief which can’ anly be met by removing the pressure’ from nerves responsible “for their troubles, and this is what the chiro- practors are doing constantly.” - 2 : The truth’.of the above statemept is flly demongtrated by the:many.andire- markablerecoveries and full restoration: to health that are taking place by my:sys- temof chiropractic a onderful obtained - these:w comihg to’ thisidi thescienge. M “Why shottldn’t ‘?vor,phiropraetlcz” - says Senator Joseph Allen” (Iowa): la candidate forgovernor of that-state. “Medical “men-told: me -they could 'do would suffer cutvatube ‘of the spine.” T called in a chiropractor and my little girl is"well and strong:today. - It would be - unnatural and ungratefyl if I did not A - OFFICE HOURS— - . DR > 10-12 M. . j ' 1:30 to 5 P. M. -3 ¥ Other Hours By Appointment b T OO D LT S| iy properly spplied ‘chiropractic “adjust- - ments has succeeded beyondfiz'll expec- tations. P “nothing for ‘my Jittle girl, and that she - - wphair ‘dlet consists chiefly of fish, | the first itching. sensation “has passed) water* fowls, sago and the roots of wa- ter ‘lilies. “They ‘keep’ piffs, swung in | > cradles, underneath - their- houses |, and the pain Increases to such ap ex- (which are in:the water;bullt on ten- | ' ¥ S nes. /| foot poles), 17ing on theik:bellies with | d8s—the patient is selsed with symp. thelr lege ‘stuck. through the: bottom, | toms like.thase followlny 1afl a and feed them on fish and sago. The:| lockiaw, while somptimes death ‘re- dead-are-burled" by being tled to a | Sults. . stake, . the: body .secured well above s fiood level,"—From “Some Experlences True Greatness. .'Jof -a New Guinea -Resident’ Magis- 4 max's true greatbess Mes in the trate,” by.Capt. C. A. W. Monkton, e Y -y .. arraceions op sy SHE. lend: the chlrop:iactorsmy support.”’— % -..'"”"‘.,.,":.?‘.!:.‘;;‘.& ‘Quoted from the Weekly Chiropractor. s - ~ pain, the cause of their sufferings never . - ~ ' ik SADE. | 1" ments remove the eause of the disease is - " ‘uate (D. C.) Chiropractor from the Palmer School of Chiropractic. (0. and the skin'of thelr Seet Is “as teu. | to teed them ‘out slowly-to the wi 1 ; —_— These Netties Deal Death. 1 Any species of nettlés {8 unpleasant | ' enough to fiandle rouglhly, but some of the - forelgn, ones -a! ‘mos}: formidable plants. ral the ‘Bast ' Indian forms are truly away it-is often followed by that of hot irons" being’ rubbed- on- the flesh, at ours—and - E N ot s st 48 e ';?):/‘ R e St PIONEER STATIONERY HOUSE l - Phone799J ~ Bemidji v I consclousness of an honest. purpose. of ; lite, founded on, a jus! ell!ult . himself. and eve'rxm'}n' else; and a 3 steady obedlence to the fule which he “knows to he right—Georgq, Long. . e nmfimmmumfimmi@ H a’tfllllllIIII|IIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIII!MMHIHIIIIIWIHINIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIMmmliiIMI|IIIllllII|IIIllllll|||||Illll|lllllll!l||ll?llllll||||ll|fllfl| ATURAL, EFFECTIVE T court the fullest inquiry into my work and abide by your intelligent judgment of the matter. My cldim that adjust-" fully borne out by the good results which: I have had'in:restoring.my patiénts to: health, ‘A few-adjustments will prove ‘the inanswerable argument to the . contention’l make, that the sclence is . log in,theory and more:effective: - by aetual - demanstrati of ‘any healthi proféf-f : for gond hax the work “ ly true.. Th { Chiropragtic adjustments has not been told. "1t .is.n sets everybody-talking ahd'that peéople are.coming by the offices. ; - - ! & B e LY Do you want to get well and do youwant a Spinal Analysis < case? If so, it is yours for the agking. - Call at your earliest oppo ty and consult with me, as all my consultations are’free. “1am a G My system of Chiropractic Adjustments gets the results . methods have failed. R i A D ANNENBERG FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. CHIROPRACTOR 5 _Mlmg..,_l,w T — i L STy a munmfi;ummmfiuuummiunumm y 1 | Defective