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

PAGE SIX "N ' BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING cO. @ B. CARSON, President K. H. DENU, See. and Mgr . W. EARNWELL, Kditos J. D. WINTER, City Editor —— Telephone 922 lllllod at the postoffice -t Bomld;i Minnesota, as second-elass matter, v under Aci o! Congress of March 8, 1870. No ltmfien paid to anonymous conmbufionq. W.ntu’l name must e known to theeditor, but not necessarily for pubf)cahon Communica- tions for the Weekly Pioneer must reach this office pot later phan Tn-day of each wuk to insure pnbucltmn in the current issue. IUlSCllP’I‘ION nm = By Hall Orze Yoot e __§5.00 Six. Months — e 2.80 .Three Months e 1.85 | Wool of Australia. The great superlority of AleHm wool is supposed to be due mainly to | climatie conditions; no little cred- | it is also due to the sses and herb- age upon which the sheep feed. The | native grasses of Aust are looked upon uperior for p ire to exotic | gra 3 inclined the opinion that way possess great- er reproductive powers, and there ls\ very little necessity for eseeding. —n P | Was Almost Wesley ‘hml heen 't a bicy (! ulpped s diid-for frien A suita ml 1 steer m, about a bicyele thing on one but THE WEEKLY PIONEER—Twelvt pages, publuhed QVI’] Thnnd.l) sad sent postage paid to any address for, in advance, $2.00. OFFICIAL COUNTY AND- CITY PROCEEDiNGS WHAT IS YOUR IDEA ABOUT IT? The essay contest being put on by the Civic and Commerce association, as explained m Thursday’s Pioneer, on *“What Makes Bemidji a Good City,” will undoubtedly have the effect of starting considerable thonghl on the part of citizens, who heretofore accepted the fact without turther lhuugh! it ma even have the effect of convicing some that it is a good cit who, before, may not really been willing to concede that fact, although we are sure of that class there are few in Bemidji. It.may lead many of us to see our city as outsiders see it. Unfortunately, all of us do not feel just as enthusiastic about our city as we should; if we did, there would not be so much criticism. We have a good city, the best city in Minnesota; we must believe in it and show our confidence to others. Think up all the good points about the city, Decide what it*is that makes it a goml city and write it down for the consid- eration of the Civic and Commerce association, who are putting on.the contest, and who may be able to use your ideas with much pro\.. S S A WISE CHOICE The placing of H. M. Clark at the head of the livestoc division of the fair for 1 at once insures a fine exhibit in that line. The result of his efforts this vear were far beyond even his own expectations, and, according to information given by Mr. Clark, more stock of high grade would have been exhibited this year had there been a place to house it. Already mar new exhibitors have expressed their intention to bring the stock to the fair next summer, and it is very likely that the num- ber of head of livestock w hich will be exhibited next year will be limited only by the accommodation possible to pm\ule The reputation of the Northern Minnesota fair has trav eled tar and wide, and many who tailed to visit'it this year will not fail to be on hand next year. S, ST, THE BABY CLINIC Every mother, who possibly can, should avail herselt of the opportunity of the baby clinic which is to be held in the Central school tomorrow. Every possible arrangement has been made for the comfort of both. mother and child at the clinic, and the opportunity is one which should be taken advantage 'f Many babies, to all appearances in the best of health, may, u known to the mother, be defective in some respects least e pected by the parent. These defects may easily be overcome in many cases when treated early, while they may become serious h(lll(ll(‘d]]\ to the child when allowed to run their Lomse O— There is at Kansas City this week a great array of not- ables, Foch, Pershing, Beatty, Diaz and many others are there as guests of the American Legion. The third national convention of the :\mcnum Legion is meeting in that city this week. It is hard to say which feel the greater honor, the guests mentioned above who have been in- vited to attend this great convention, or the Legionaires who have had the invitation extended to these notables, accepted. It is a happy combination anyway, and many lasting friendshiy will be made which will result in closer relationships between the great nations represented at the Kansas City convention. RGN o i FAIR IN AUGUST NEXT YEAR The announfement of the decision of the Fair board to hold the Northern Minnesota fair next summer in August will undoubtedly prove popular. While it may make it somewhat harder to secure exhibits of végetable and grains so early, it is a fact, nevertheless, that much of the exhibit that is sent year- ly to the state fair is gathered about that time, and, with the weather that usually comes in Northern Minnesota about the last of August, there is no guestion but that the fair will bey mudéh more largely attended than it was this year. e e Seventy-five million dollars should be good news. ton so voted the other day. Now it is up to the senate. -If it passes, Minnesota will receive about $2,000,000 of it. This will help Commissioner Babcock to keep some of the state road work going all winter and will materially aid in the solution of some of the unemployment which now exists. D= i The miners in the east are going to strike. If winter never came, neither would the miners strike. You never heard of a miners’ strike in the spring. We don’t know what the strike is for this year. Perhaps so we may be prepared for the annual winter's announcement of coal prices. Sure signs of winter. " OVERHEARD BY EXCHANGE EDITOR e The Department of -1 tion to extend the work of its conciliation and mediagi ent appropriation for this work i Davis tary of Labor vs the burcau is self-sustaining. djusted more than 200 cases of strikes, lockouts and threatined involving 450,000 workers directly and nearly a million indirect Seventy-five per cent of the ¢ settled were adjusted withobt a stop- page of work. The secretary of labor states in one case alone lha preven- tion of a strike in a very large industry saved the governmenrt Snj!,()D() in profit taxes which would have been lost had the |m|u\h) been (umpvflul to close. R ) ’,fid The loss in wages and profits which result from strikes mean a loss to the government in income und profit taxes. Preventing this loss b, ing labor difficulties will, in the opinion of the secretary of governnfent in t the work of mediation. s an amount far in e Mankato Dai According to L. M. Willcuts, collector of internal revenue sota, the people of the state spent approximately §500,000 for ice cr and soda water drinks, and more than $1,000,000 for admissions to theatres and other ploces of amusement, in September. 3rainerd Daily Dispateh, = is becoming so popular federal aid for good roady; f°f. The house of representatives at Washing-§ for Minne- am | tory "IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIII"HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIH“ mas. You’ll Just Love “Black £ Beauty”’ TS a black, boarded calf brogue oxford and erta also, have The UL About a hundred at the North school The rumor that the ball team has been ¢ o be West says, “The boys of the Bemidji| f five. girls. to see that the fellow: Bemidji Publi School Notes North School pmcnt\ m;g ds enjoyed a Hallowe'en soc Tuesday eve uring the evening games were })ld\Lfl and song: ng. Refreshments son were served. ble to tRe, High School The \English IT classes have h\;,,uu the study of Juliu Ca The ancient” hi finished the sutvey ces have thu Greel his- and are now struggling with the Romans. The order fm the Senior class rings nd pins has been turned in and they are expected to arrive before Christ- anded proved Superintendent unfourded. chool team will continue play- .m(l of tth own The Boosters’ club of the Bemidji school. had a business meeting Wednesday, October 26. It was for the purpose of informing the ter Girls that there would be a football game Friday afternoon and a social affair in the evening to en- in the visiting team. They talked, about the Booster pins. which been decided upon and sent for. pri ent appointed a committee Bemidji foot-! v | Speech—It Pays Daily The students have been asked as nev- er before to work for correct, dis- FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1921 1C “:i and would go back home g that they had had a B weyet, due to the fac *River Falls team y@ Itclnom\, plans did Al Vldxthu Fibigar W sic Evans are attendmgifl}% lin Minneapolis. Due to an epidemic of.d has*been thoroughly- ¢leaned- and up again Monday, ,the Tth, The regular se ot Roy Harker was approved-and estimate of Edward Jackson was lowed. ‘ Good Specch. Week the “Better “Invest in used during Week” will be ftinct and pleasant specch. Some of pledges are. That we will country not dishonor speech by leaving off ables of words, at we will say ‘“yes” instead of “umhum” “ya’” and “nope.” and * and, “nup” ing plainly. on the visiting team became acquaint- Tt whs'"necessary to close the East school for a few days. The building migated. Regular work will be taken ssion” of the board was held Tuesday, the 1st. The bond National American 'Speech W will be held between November 6 and 12. One of the slogans that will be Speech Good Dividends.” That we will improve our speech by enunciating clearly and by speak- || - Teaspoons . Dmnm' quks Dingigr Kyibes . “(¥follow- Handle Butter Spreaders B‘erry Spogn Sfigar Spoon £ pieces and chests:. as a Xmas Gift?"" " the al- eek 1 A ORGSR Community Plate ‘AT THE NEW ' Reduced Prices The Grosvenor :md Patrician deexgns in- Correct Sel What eould be more approp ate t hmfigwm Earle A. Barke:r‘ DRUGS & JEWELRY ———PHONE 34— g I'ormerly Now $3.76 Set of Six $7.50° Set of Six $10:50-, Set of Six Set of Six .- Each '_Each the our | the no or for street wear this fall. You'll want a pair all of a sudden, when a cold snap sets in. LTI T Then please remem- ber we have your size and fit waiting here for $9.00 IS THE PRICE This is an UTZ & DUNN reduct, which means that none better are sold anywhere. Of course you will re- member the place. Qur’'s is Bemidji’s Exclusive Footwear - Shop. THE 6 99 SHOE & ]D STORE Phone 48-w 07 Belt. Bemid, MEET MR. PADLOX “stock, a doz of space. Pay us a visil: move, as we have some re ~ This week we are offering specials throughout the store, /" many of these items we have not advertised for the ld.l,]( from day to day before we al bargains to dispose of be- fore we move—we need the room. New items from day to day- These Will Be Worth Your While REMEMBER THE PLACE GRINAGER’S \ Sunshlne Gro Best ;- 10-1b bagsat ....... Kolaconed 65¢ Fresh Creamery Butter, 1-1b prints ..........c..... 42c Syrup, Dark, -No, 10 tins, * classed as gallons, v each ....48¢c Syrup, Light, No. 10 tins, classed as gallons, each Bacon, lean .stocl\ best we can buy 400 lbs to go at, by the slab, per 1b....25¢ Pure Lard, in bulk, 1b..14c Gold Dust, large size, 35c¢ sellers, 4 for....$1.00 Luna White, made h) P. & G. pdople 20 bars for Three specials in vegetables, at these prices: Corn, 2 for : Peaa, 2 for Cu¥ Wax Beans, 2 for 25 Swift!s Wool Soap Flakes, a 15¢ seller, 3 for ....29¢ Brooms, 4-séwed and some 5—ta' close out Storage Eggs, No. 1 o to The—to close ‘out.:. cery PHONE 851 Fresh Eggs, a doz Soap Chips, 2-1b pkgs, * apkg Kitchen Klenzer, tall size, 6 cans ...49¢ For toilet, bath tubs, sinks, walls and mechanic hands. Sunshine Brand Coffee goes further—come in and let us explain it to )ou a regular 45¢ seller, for Saturday ........... 38c Arco-Vacuum Seal Coffee, 60c value, to close out..45¢ Lipton’s Coffee, put up by the same people.who pack Lipton’s teas, 45¢ sellers, to close out..34c Special Sausages, fresh stock, ‘lés§ than 20c a Ab;in 10s1blots......$1.95 Fresh Ro#sted “Pea- -1 table.of Specials, values 49¢ Tea Dust, 3 1-1b pkgs..45¢ Black Pepper, a lb Choice Beef Shoulder Roast, 1b Boneless Rib Roast, 1h..25¢ Rib Stew, 1b ) Round Steak, 1b Sirloin Steak, Ib........... 25¢ Short Cut Steak, Ib......25¢ Head Lettuce 6 bars White Laundry Soap 2 lbs Plunes, new pack Our Saturday Specials Quality.maifitained, .but prices going _dbwn - EAT MORE MEAT! - - " Jumbo Celery Large Queen Olives, per quart Quaker Corn Meal, 10-lb sacks 3 large bars Jergen’s Toilet Soap, any kind................. 20c PALACE MEAT and GROCERY —PHONE 200-201— Prompt Deliveries—9-11 A. M. Leg of Lamb, lb Shoulder Lamb, 1b Lamb Stew, b ............ Leg of Veal, 1b Shoulder of Veal, 1b....18¢ Veal Stew, b Pork Shoulder Roast -.20c Sweet Potatoes 3-5P. M. 814 BELTRAMI AVE. Celery, bunch . Iceburg Head Lettuce..20c ‘Cranberries, 1b Sweet Potatoes, Ib. Large Grape Frult ' 2 for » _...25¢, Bulk Oatmeal, 10 lbs..47c 9 tall cans Mxvlk,-w .$1.00 4-1b pkg Pancake Flour ...48¢ 10-1b sack Whole Wheat Flour .60c ”“DMTUMWHWWW I e g (I Padlox We have hired Mr. —-shown above—as our newspapey salesman. Sach weék -in 'this news- paper he'll shqw vou-season- able hardware and tell' you' what.it will:do foryou. It i\'i!l")‘);lt.s"_\,“ou to" watch for what he says each week. Next week he will tell you what to buy and where. Keep yvour eyes.open. He's a good-natured, con- genial little chap, and he al- Case’s Gash Store 800 IRVINE AVE. Sugar, per bag ... Luna’ White Soap, 8-o0 Lard, per lb Beef Roast, 1b..12c!and 15¢_ .25¢ .23¢ ...25¢ Pork Chops, 1b Round Steak, Ib . Sirloin Steak, 1b.... PHONE 553 Seedless Ri Powdered Sugar, 1b .Peanut Butter, lb. Cranberries, per lb...... Sweet Potatoes, b .. Flour Cremo, 49-1b sack....$2.25 Graham, per bag ... ..60c Cremo Breakfast Food, per bag Lily of the Valley, 98-1b sack ....$4.40 Corn-Meal, per bag.....35¢ M=) 10-1b sack Graham | Flour- $0c 10-1b sack Corn Meal..35¢ * Log Cabin Sylupv 1-1b can Log Cabin Syrup, 'lb can .$1.35. Large bottle Catsup, to- | basco flavqg ......... .30c 21%-1b can faniey Apri- . .. cots, it heaVv¥ syrup..42¢ Cl‘ackers, hy the caddy, ! ] 12¢ {FRITHHIN ...35¢ essas ok P& G Soap, 16 bars for Flake White.Soap, 16 bars for : ‘Swiss Rose So’ bars Bread, 3 loaves . Butter, 1b Lard, 5 lbs ... Good Bananas, ddz ways talks in an interesting A T A2 MILLER'S CASH and CARRY STORE SATURDAY SPECIALS We carry a good msoktmunt of Applce fmm 32 00 per box and up 2 jar Mince Meat... * Lamb. Stew, Ib . .. Veal Chops, b .. PHONE 295 Tokuv Glapes, Bkt ..._90¢ .54c 3117 11 s IO . 3 Pure Raspberry and Straw- berry Jam,:5:1b 3-1b can Peanut But- ter Bulk Peanut Butter, fancy, Ib .. MEAT SPECIALS Beef Stew,.1b . . Tc Veal Stew, 1b . of Roast, 1b ... Roast, Ib : Leg of Veal, b Veal Shoulder, 1b. Pork Lom, b . Ham Roast, 1b . Home-made Pork Sau- ° sage, 1b . Hamburger, 1b Home-made Corned Beef, 1b .. Chickens, 1b Picnic Hams, 1b Pork Loaf, lb ... way. | Tt DAILY PIONGER WANT ADS BRING RESUATS Delactive