Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 4, 1921, Page 6

PAGE SIX THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIGAEER TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1921 e > INTER’S DEVIL byl St LAST NIGHY | DREAMED THAT THE WOLE WAS CHASING MB! | RAN DOWN PENNSHLVANIA AVENUE v THE WOLE WAS GLOSE BEHIND “WE FOLLOWED ME O, THE WHITE HOUSE ~\ TRIED O GET 1N BUY “HE DOOR WAS LOCKED vu “HE WOLF WAS AT MV HEEAS - \ TR\PPED AND FELLY= | FELT YHE WOLFS COO (£ - MOZZLE ON MY RELEVED S MICKIE, THE PR JIMINY CRISMUS! 1 WISH IRENE WOLLD § RUSH THAT MONEN! B OLE"WOLF'IS WILL NOL PLEASE QUIT TALKING SURE! O FIND WE WAL \ S MOZZLE ON: A Twentieth /é | @ Century =3 | i Limited |, Laugh With U Not At Us— Where Does the Kick Come In? A national W. C. T. U. officer re- | cently said that prohibition A . blessing in disguise to the i of California. She stated th es were being grown, d, and are bringing &I are now high as a ton. g nds us of the little boys o when their mothers | lissue of The Pioneer, we saw an ad 2.20 per cwt; U. S.|Seattle, under the name of “Norr to jobbers, Min Whitney”; the alias he assumed m to bed ul | vertisement advising the party wh ins. Now the took a pair of s to return them Hed River Ohics oling R Ibects fav bed with a handful of | Gn the same d $5.95, Ve Ohios; .. 5 ey Alberta darm ity stem in an en- | bold headlin Qp“;{'@N‘T‘—_‘“‘“_[AW ) IISut Lhfi, \uthu;-itivs} su}-l l}is tll{h - | died last evening at 6:30 at his home | RETAIL FOOD PRICES R i cia on when he left R sn Beltrami The cause of e p"AN fiN EREH-J burg indicates an entirely different :lgflthew];m}l,e LOWER IN NINE CITIES Am Guilty.” FOR LARDRER’S DRATH They claim he was in debt 0 |and his wife o Rinel Lo 2 o 4 ALY pre = 2 WILL!AM B. ELWEL LDIES tioned. He was a member of the An- AT HiS HOME LAST NIGHT |cient Order of United Workmen. William B. Elwell, father of J. Le Roy Elwell of Bemidji, aged 62, th a handf o. 1, (By United Press) Washington, Oct. 4.—Retail food hich Should We Believe? Well Situa 5 o Bemidji last eding $25,000, and that|july from California to make their Bill Noonan of the il i wod,UUY. 1 home. that he| J. L. Elwell, who iz now in Califor- | prices decreased in 9 out of 10 cities team = fhat. Bami they left Mi e o iContinued trom Page 1) new one for t {hand, it scemed to him that had he ’ he nia, is expected to return immediately | canvassed by the Department of La- which we feel that Baudett < a man he should feel some re-|get, uaq n)mtg‘ag«z s Pro; and another son, W. P. Elwell of bor for the 30-day period ending Sep- ’ i % . He felt none, he said. to the limit and had drawn his Great Falls, Mont., is also expected | tember 15. ; l just “couldn’t es down to the last to arrive tomorrow or the day follow- i nermber.” | balal ving kad | The y he attempted to pose ing. Kuneral arrangem will not be | FOR SALE-—Hard coal base burner made until the a of either of in good condition. Reason for sell- the sons. Mr. Elw sutvived by ing, installing furnace. May be l setter able to carc for t ukxk‘ not a halloon factory for| Th nd the essful balloon than anythir —What Say, Billz— , and they had nd he could hipped a box to himself at moder- car lots, out- cd embarr: 1 sacked Red River|not e whay he fine qu ¢ “‘prett his wife and the two sons above men- |seen at 515 America avenue. 10-4tf Even Admits It On one page of Monday e Only 4 More Days to Win or Lose- That Is Pra‘.cit’i«cally | What It Means To EVERY CLUB MEMBER have to take less credits for such subscriptions. \ O HOLD BACK Subseriptions, or to rely on “promises” to subscribe at a later date simply means that you will d to let these last few “BIG CREDIT DAYS” We are putting it up to you squarely. If you entertain any idea of winning a big prize you cannot possibly affor It is truly NOW OR NEVER. pass without having done your best. Hard work NOW will count for more than all the regrets in the world after the race is lost. [ \ THESE EXAMPLES SHOW HOW RAPIDLY CREDITS COUNT UP Follow these out and you can get hundreds of thousands of credits. These examples are for sub- -criptionz on rural route. See schedule cppesite for {Picneer. 7 EXAMFLE NO. 1 criptions (§30) will give s on or before Oct. 8...... 5,000 The §$30 collected makes 1 “club” for which 50,000 extra credits and $10.00 over ar given ... Note the Difference . in These Schedules = BRAND NEW_LATEST 1922 MODEL; PUR: ™~ Here is the (Credit Schedule for HEn 7 CHASED FROM AND ON EXHIBITION AT MOTOR INN Subscriptions turned in during| EXAMPLE NO. 2 2.FORD TOURING CARS s 110 Six-month S in v lar cred Total ........... FIRST PERIOD 10 One-year Subscriptions ($50) will give [ A in regular credits on or before Oct. 8........ 85,000 $535.00 (DGEW?-‘-’?‘E!)F T Terminating October 8) 2 “ciubs” ZIIL 50,000 extra credits and $10.00 o 18T MODEL DAILY WEEKLY OVEr each st cs it e 100 i dahdsinss $1 s By Carrier) (By Mail S . e %fixldfi}}{‘,l}lbUflté“.b;e Rims 1‘)?’%3 “Jr'cff:ls I’r!;ur:) Cr;fls‘)’gs Price’ Credits it A i hs. $3.00... 500, .5 0. % G T O 115,000 1 C. W. Jewett Co. L Son0: 1800 o0 2 ye: 5. .$12.00...8,000...§10.00.. i | EACHY DISTRICT , 2T THOUSAND MILERALL TRIPS And here is the, Credit Schedule for Subscriptions turned in dur- ing the SECOND PERIOD (Terminating October 25) DAILY WEEKLY (By Carrier) (By Mail) Credits Price Credits 10 Two. reg Subscriptions’ (§100) will in 1 en or before Oct. 8...... _.. 80,000 50,000 extra credits A Thousand Miles Coing and a Thousand Miles " ation. Cash § each Coming Back——Select Your Own De: 2 ¥e Equivalent Will Be Given Winner If Desived. Total . #]Almost kalf a credits right among ten of rour best friends.