Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 27, 1922, Page 3

. Orient. . Ghandi, Boycott L Considers Violence Mortal Sin—! Punllh- ment ‘Would Set: All" IAdia ‘Aflame;” e Washington—~How ;8 ,sl;nder, ild- | mannered man of Rteg-two; ho be- | lieves violence of -guyskind a sin, has caused the British:governiment : more trouble than any number of® o o o what toido with thi Glmndi," sald, Ho;il)a; “If ‘they imprison- 3:' execute will set India aflame. If they his non-violeit, nopn.coopemfiyemrov ment of boycotting British goods and everything British- to proo.eed. 1t wilt bankrupt them. and overturn thej b ‘strategic’ center of empire in- the “This month is the first anniver- sary of the start-of:the boycott insti- tuted by Ghandi, .@nd it has diready:| cut down Engligh eXport trade to 25 per cent of its normal volume, result- ing In a cash logs of noc less, than: 31000000000 A “If the ‘same refusal -t0- pay tgxes, whlch began | last month, it will fhgan"a’loss¥ot" $300,000,000 per year n revenue to'the’ - government,. which ‘meaps; collapse. John Bull is- belig hit i his ‘most’ ot—his. pockethook.” - ccess attends the( vulnerable--§ ogsfan' - most: remarkal member of parlinment, as saying: * - “Ghandl: 18 'the “only "man'“ix the world whose ‘name. cgn be -mentioned with that or J Christ “ith Hosslan, “Ghandl earns his living ag a weaver. He works at his modest. home, is a great reader and student. “Ghandi; beligves 'the -use of ' vio- Ignce in any form 2 Physical force he regal pon, not of the strong, but of tlie weak, “He thinks the most potent mstm- ment for all purposes is ‘soul fotcen and the power of self does not permit himsel thought, even toward his pmémt ene- mies.” d _eliown with a m, ol ‘earrylng shell: and reeelving recently invented-and’ patented, The shell may be ‘fired trom any gun or| by compressed air. = The xing station comprises a wall forming 4 support for a series of Eprlng lmflers\ Each shell bas'entan; ins swhicli become emamgled wh € its the seleLted Tecelving: “Ighst'md thi shell. The holiow carries the me diamond ring mystfl.ry, County Attorne Hammond, 8 prisoner ail was placedin custpdy, of, fician while ¢county nuthqungs con sldered “ln}t rhethod to! pn!‘sne in’ covery of thering. Mrs. Ham ond wa arrested after ‘she attendell 8’ dane ‘one night, following c«mmlunt ‘ha} ing her with theft of a!dizmobd ‘yalued at $1,200 last October.” A tp' ‘from Mrs. Hanimofid's dnudlnrpertnp; Jed to the X-ray test. ~With his ‘hands ‘& pressed. tightly over his.eyés, the %! body of Abraham Berger, sixty, was found kneellng Deside the coffin containing the-body of Al- 3 bert Rosenblatt. According to ¥ the medlcal examiner, Berger dled of heart disease. Crowds of superstitious folk’ " stood around discussing the death’ and repeated- folklore dealing with 4 strange deaths. Undertakers had hired Befger to witeh the corpse’ # % and to attend to funeral detalls. 3 o PAGE THREE Ws}?&.@mfiw»xflmfl.wi sa WORLDS! LARGEST | _:CHAIN ATION-WIDE STITU . DEPARTMENT . "M@A’:o_fsoftlustrom silk Mignonette in plain and fancy weaves in for flu whole fcmlly. Always Intérestmg to Compare »/ These Values “per yard o Amoskeag linen-finish Cotton, Crash, * 17 +inches. wide, per.yard: R & Blenched Toweling, linen’ weft, 17 inches "wide, per yard .. i Bleached Terry Cloth, heavy, 20 wide, per yard per yard Bleached Piltow Tubing, 42-inch, yard..33¢ | Bleached Pillow Tubing; linen finish, 42° iinch, per ‘vard Bleached Pillow Tubing, linen # inch, per ynrd 9,4 Dan River Ble 9-4 Heavy Unbleached Sheetmg, yard 59c Bleached Gauze, 36-irich, yard Fancy Feather Ticking, 32-inch, yar. | ‘Striped Feather Ticking, al-mch; Striped Straw Ticking, 31-inch, yird Heavy Blue Denim, 28-inch,’ yard Green Bmlap Drapety, 35-mch Khaki Cloth, 29- inch, yard . Table Linen " Exceedingly Low Priced Here is a rare opportunity of pur- chasing a supply of Table Linen at the lowest prices in years. H!ghly Mercerized Table Damask, of excellent quality, in attractive design, 58-inch, per yard.. One of the most desirable 62-inch Table Damasks, highly mercer- lzed per yard 79¢ Renfrew standard Damask, belge horder, none superior in wearing quality or fimsh 64-mch yd c “Penney Junior” Boys Double Service Smu ‘ments. Madequinnvebfwuandnldonlyhat Toilet Papet Big Value A big, four-ounce roll, of crepe l:mlet tissue; Clem nnd §comfi‘ Jack Sprat Mit. A very .useful item for kitchen and bathroom —Zcleans. and scours pots, pans, ete. tes in odr store at this time will uphold. to you huy‘in: -rqnomiu here that you cannot BUYING " Theres Your Buying mem: Mmfi&fimdn- ¥ N iaf e chasing. power’ nt nur a% fces ; ce fize\m d&gtzg ' found for good: hout taking advantage of. Every department is ‘demonstrating Q\lr yeu-ro\md vnluu Thg items here enumerated are typlul of thousands of others. ' NEW DRESS SILKS FOR SPRING All The Wanted Weaves and Spring Colors | Our full assortment of Sprlng silks is now ready for your seleetion. It 1ncludes new and fashlonable weaves and pat- terns, and a color range that ‘features every new and de- sirable shades CANTON CREPE Yard—$3 25 PAISLEY CREPE, Yard—$2. A superior quality. of this popular weave in constant demand in 312 Busy Stores in 26 States. The most popular crepe for early ' spring year; 40 inches wide, all the wanted | 1 colors. ' . A soft new printed crepe; new neat patterns, printed on dark grounds; 40 iuc_hes wide, ‘ex- ceedingly popular. MESSALINE GEQRGETTE CREPE \ 35-in. wide, yard .. 404;)01' wide, ygrd $1.49 JAPANESE PONGEE SILK ! An inexpensive, dugable silk. Just the right+ weight for fancy work, blouses, shirts, hand- kerchiefs, ete.; 32 inches. wide. 98¢ and $1.69 per yard CREPE DE CHINE 40-in:" wide, y§ ...$1.69 AIways in demand. 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Percales, 36-inch wlde yard... “| Dark Percales, 36-inch widg, )urd 194 | »Ll[{hl Percalgs, French, 36:inch; yard Kiddie Cloth, for rompers, ete., 32- "Dress Ginghams, fancy, 27-inchy yird.... Dress ‘Ginghams, fancy, 3 2-itighy yard. : ;le Apron Ginghams, checks, 27-inch, yardt.12¢ | Fancy Cretonnes, 34 to 36 inches wide, per yard .. i .19¢c and 23¢ Sateens, olmk mnl cnlu G-inch, nex yard ... " 495 : Sateens, (nncy, 36-i ch English Nainsook, 3 I Blenched Musling, 36-ingh wigg,, v ! 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Crinkle Dish Cloth, large size. A very handy cloth for use in kitchen, pantry and bathroom. Good quality Boy and Girl Terrycloth Blb9. soothing C.smphor Ice ; Jergen’§ Csmphor'lcg —delightful and hands, ete. r.s in our prcasnt stock at Bl $890 to $14 75 Chlld “en s Gtrte Children’s Hickory for chapped | Garters, white and black, all sizes,