Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 2, 1921, Page 6

AARARARRERRARANAARSRRARERRARANRNANL, A Stitch in Time | It is rumored that the girls are beginning to paint their knees. That reminds us of the national paint slogan, *‘Paint the surface and save all.” | —Paint Up, Clean Up— | 4 Flenty of Time ‘ The anti-tobace: g Presideat HHardin him to up his ¢ doubt he will—after he it dewn to within a hair of burning his lips -——Who Wants 1t?— A Goat-Getter We wonder if any of our patriotic t any night wondring which the big- gest war. the war in Ireland or the war in the West Virginia coal mine | area, | —-Don't Wonder— | | Boy. Page Einstein! | Now that Mr. Einstein is such a wizard at this relativity stuff, we wonder if he can expla the rela tivity of near-beer and real beer. As one mar: puts it: “So near and yet so far. —Mocstly So Far— | Turn About’s Fair Play | A California newspaper notes th fact that history is in a way re peating itself, in that in 1610 the Indians traded off Manhattan Island New York city for a few jugs of | v, and that now in 1921 the | white man is dying to trade back. | —A Dry Joke— Some Power A new use for home-brew is re- ported to have been found recently It is understcod that it can be used to take varnish off the table or loosen | carbon in the car. | See What You Got— SUNSHINE GRINAGER'’S \ SUNSHINE EROCEgy SUNSHINE ANIHSNNS Tel. 851 120 Third St. Standard, dry Granulated Sugar, in 10-1b bags, at....69c¢| SELEE| ’Best Creamery Butter, 1-lb prints ... .37, Picnic Hams, well trimmed, short shanks, special er cent real Soap Chips, 88 soap; fine for W. or tub washi for .. ant Postum Cereal, large new stock .. ....42¢ =Quakcr Quakies, large large crisp flake, that toasted, 8 pkEs ............. size, 29c¢| Palmolive Soap, 10 bars for..75¢ White Luna, made by Procter & Gamble Co., regular 7c seller, 10 bars ..59¢ Swift’s Pride Washing Powder,| large size, regular 35c sellers, 2 pkgs for ...cc............36¢| not the from whole apple | cores, a gallon ... As an inducement to have you| try own Best Steel Cut Coffec,| we offer Sunshine Brand in 2-| 1b lots at a very low figure, | alb ..39¢| |100 Ibs of fancy Brick Cheese on sale tomorrow; the flavor | is right, a lb .27¢]| | — |A new shipment of* the Bést‘ Full Cream Cheése in. | Lard, pure, in 10-1b lots, bring! your pail and avoid the wnstel of soaking in the paper, 10 !bs for ... Matches, 6 in carton, Parlor Matches, costs 4%c¢ box by the carton Special on a Black Tea, pkgs, fresh ctock, priced at per: 1B e i children, 2 doz Large, fresh shipment of fruit| . [for table use and for canning— Peats, fancy Peaches, red, yel- low, blue Plum;s Italian Prunes, tame Plums, Pipon Crabapples, pie Apples. lantly spent in sew jents, M M. B. A. LODGE HOLDS MEETING SEPTEMBER 5 A special meeting of the M. B. A. lodge will be held September 5, and nog on September 8 as was announced ast night. All members are urged to attend. Ice cream will be served fol- lowing the business meeting. MRS- KOLBE ENTERTAINS Mrs. B. A. Kolbe was hostess to a number of her friends Wednesday afternoon. The afternmoon was plea and conve ed. The invited dames Hartman, jon. Lunch was guests were M Porten, Swish Posz, Gherke, Golz, Kleir, Gerol ickstadt, Bur h “hounard. Stocker, R. Phelps, A. Thompson, Mitchell, and Mrs. Lindstrom of Red M n, Wing. MRS. COCHRAN ENTERTAINS Mrs. Olive Cochran entertained about 20 guests at her summer home Wednesday afternoon. The after- ent in enjoying music, ng tennis and swimming. In the evening the guests enjoyed a bounti- ul picnic lunch served by Mrs. Coch- ran. Mrs. David Stevens of .. and Mrs. Stevens’ par- ) . and Mr: . H. Kingsbury, of Edgerton, Minn., were guests of D. C. Searl and wife, 1101 Mississippi avenue, Tuesday. Mrs. Kingsbury is a sister and Mrs. Stevens a niece of Mr. Searl. They enjoyed a visit at Birchment Wednesday. Jr. Kings- bury is one of the earliest settlers of Pipestone county, having located Veteran of Civil War Still Hale and Hearty GEORGE D. “po stronger expresses what Tanlac ha: and I don’t hesitate to say Ik er known a medicine to equal Tanlac. For fifteen years I was subject to at- t@ks of indigestion that were so bad {ailment, to be well and- strong and at times I_would have to lay up forlenjoy life as he did twenty-five years something to be ] a week or two. For a long time I lived on crackers and milk alone as nothing else agreed with me. “When 1 started on Tanlae I weigh- ed only onc hundred and seventeen pounds and my days were thought to MICKIE, THE PRINTER’S DEVIL > MEKIE , \F NOURE TIRED OF ROOKING AY BUWDINGS, WHY DONY NOL GO LP (O “HE CAPITOL AND SEE SOME FAMOUS MEN R S—— SHAW, Springfield, Mass. say that I feel twenty-five!be rs younger, twenty-five yc;xrsi"l built up, I nov :hy one lhun. ier @ ventv-five rears | © o pounds and my healthier and twenty-five years| , % os adollar, Tnd done for me better than any other {way 1 can put it,” said George D. Shaw, veteran of the Civil War, who at 821 Walnut street, {good word for Tanlac and would like! now lives Springfield, N “I am now seventy-eight years old nev-|for I amgsu - PR THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER &5 55} on a homestead there in 1879, is a booster for his home town but pre dicts a bright future for Northern Minnesota, and Bemidji in particular. STORES TO CLOSE In order that all clerks as well :LS} employers may enjoy to its fullest| extent the big Labor Day celebration | on Monday, September 5, all stores | are asked to close their places of | business for the entire day. If nec-‘ essary for grocery stores or meat mar- | kets to be open for a time in the | morning please arrange to close | as soon after 10 o’clock as possible.] . .A. T. CARLSON. Chairman Trade Committee Civic| and Commerce Association. His Conscience Troub- led Him | “I know I have done wrong, please | forgive me for not doing my duty and | writing you before. I am thankful to God for the good'remedy He gave| vou, and would not take $500 for the good the first dose gave me. I have| been bothered for many years with gas in my stomach and indigestion,| but since taking Mayr’s Wondcrfuli Remedy two years ago, have had no;| such trouble.” It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays| the inflammation which causes prac-| tically all stomach, liver and intesti-| nal ailments, including appendicitis. | One dose will convince or money re- funded. At All Druggists.—Adv. | ALICE LAKE in—*“Uncharted Seas” | A Romance of Frozen Wilds in the Klondyke REX—SUNDAY umbered. I've been so wonder- =] MORE PROMINENY KAEN 1N WASHINGTON AN ARY WHERE W~ JOHNSON, BORAW, LODGE, HOOVER:, HUGHES, ROOT, (AR vaunn | CANT DEC\DE WHAT NATIOMAL CHARACYER \'D RATHER SEE' FIRSY - Character” B IE) Big Labor Day Celebration Monday Bring the Family and Stay All ‘Day g : 3 " FREE BARBECUE DINNER at NOON AT THE COOL AND INVITING DIAMOND POINT RESORT Big Industrial Parade Starts 10:30- Plenty of Music Good Speeches Sports of All Kinds b Dancing in the Evenin < A Chance to Meet Your Neighbors YOUR ' PLANS FOR MONDAY-—GET IN THE PARADE —_— For the Barbecue | Paper plates will be pro- vided—bring. Knife, Fork, Spoons and Cup. Every- “thing else will be provided. | SIS SN SRS T, ¢ 1 could cat the oid! rations again without it hurting! me in the least. ! “I never miss a chance of saying a| of the “Sixties” who! right to give it a trial, it would put them in line again just as it has me. TFor a man of my age to have no physical |to urge the boy are not feelin ago, is certainly thankful for and there is nothing too} good I can say for Tanlac.” Tanlac is sold in Bemidji by the City Drug Store, and leading drug- gists everywhere.—Advertisement. LOT SALE-BUY LOTS NOW! CHOICE LOTS FOR THE HOME BUILDER You Cannot Afford to Let It Go By —Come and See for Yourself Who took advantage of our terms and bought lots from us and erectéd thereon the Family Hearthstone, then defied the élements and laughed at the landlord. This opportunity should . be grasped by every wage earner— HAVE YOU DECIDED? WE ARE OFFERING THESE LOTS TO YOU Own a Home—We Are Offering You the Chance of a Lifetime Are you going to own a home some day—or are you going to pay rent all your life? Do you enjoy being sub- ject to the landlord’s call, and con- tinue to take a tug at your purse strings every month? Or, are you go- ing to be like your neighbor who has g o provided a home for his loved ones? 3 = . NOW, FOR JUST THAT PURPOSE. WITHIN A FEW BLOCKS OF YOUR CITY’S BEAUTIFUL NEW HIGH SCHOOL w5 o P T S O RIS S, INVEST in this city and you will never be disappointed; owning one or two of these lots will help you solve the living problem; you can’t beat it, you can’t equal it and at anywhere near the price we are offer- ing you these lots. Our cars are waiting to take you out to the property. No trouble to show. Don’t wait until it is too late—waiting has wrecked many a good intention. If you are a forward going person you will take advantage of these present low prices. Every penny invested in these lots. is a safeguard 2gainst the future—A LITTLE GIANT THAT will work for you. You can’t find a Subdivision that will return you such big results as the FAIRVIEW Addition. Some of the most optimistic say this WONDER CITY will touch the 10,000 mark in five years, but the point is: She is going right on to the 50,000 mark. IT'S THE STORY OF GOING—GOING—GONE! i Sale Commences Saturday and Continues over Monday Small Payments Down, and Easy Monthly Terms. We Accept Government Bonds at Face Value. Payments Made at Northern tional Bank. i Secure Your Lot LOTS low $50.00 NOwW! as Na- The firet step in securing a HOME, is to secure a lot. A dollar paid on a HOME is worth a whole stack of rent receipts. You will never miss the money on our easy monthly payment plan. Why. pay fabulous prices in rent when you can secure a choice home site so cheaply and on such easy terms. Owning prop- erty in Bemidji, a growing and prosperous city, is better than having money in the bank. Make OLD MOTHER EARTH be your savings bank. A RENTED HOUSE IS NOT A HOME BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD ' s .- PAY RENT TO YOURSELF The City With a Future & YOUR OWN CITY—BEMIDJI. You can’t stop the growth of Bemidji—So let’'s BOOST, BOOST, BOOST, and MAKE A CITY WONDERFUL own CITY, BEMIDJI, for it is considered one of the: : State’s most wonderful as- sets, in the heart of the richest belt of the State, and now is the time to pur- 1chase one or more of these ots. A NEW DAY HAS DAWNED. We are awak- ening to find that no City |in Minnesota’s history has ever possessed such force- ful factors for promoting its best and greatest de- velopment as has your Home Office, 305 Palace Bldg. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA Office with T. Beaudette, Manager, Northern Minnesota Real Estate Exchange City Holding Golmpany 214 Bqltx‘gmi Ave. Phone 68 DALY PIONEER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS . _ . DALY Ploum WANT ADS BRING RESLTS __ - T =