Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 28, 1922, Page 6

| i | » 3 i ', H DOES HE LET NOU WHEN KE YHATZ F WELL, SOMETIMES HE "BUY Y AWY N0 e.) DOES AND SOMETIMES TRouBE ® Ry ! Twentieth Century Wanted, A.Permanent Job. A workman in a French ironworks has been retired on a-pension after continuous employment of 82 years. It is said * that his only complaint against being -pensioned was that | when he took tke job-he thought it was to be permanent. —~Can You Beat It?— And They're Still Playing It. - — In the British Museum are spe —_— mens of boards and pieces with which | = ey ot § 3= Fuesaie ) PREDICTS NO DELAY IN__PRELIMINARY HEARING "5, 50.%% AMAISHE?, o 55,810 HHRAE B 5 e samored that soveral prom || MARKETS ENACTING BONUS BILL|GF ANDY BROWN MARCH 7 fey Wil be arratgmed on a charge of inent Egyptians of that period used| Washington, Feb. 28.—There. will embezzeling $2,000 from, the Lignite ) - 1 L A (By United Press) Wto consider checkers as the national 2! . N . | post office. John Longre of Kenmare R st - be no delay in enactment of the Minot, N, D, Feb. 28.—Approxi- |y 2 ¥ s ] pstims . legislative ageft of the Aerican (Br. Tplted. Pross) matoly 50 yeisonene wil o arraiged | e Ot Cans —Aint We Got Fun?— . POTATO MARKET Legion, decloted following a_confer-| Fargo, Feb. 28.— Preliminary hear- |before Judge Miller today. The|f.50 of White Earth, is under arrest Chicago, IlL, Feb. 28.-—DMarkets!ence he and Commander Hanfording of Andy Brown, charged with | judge is here merely to receive pleas, | tor violation of an Indian contract. Owing to. the unevenness of the |steady; receipts 30 cars; totaly U. S.|MacNider .of the -Amorican Legion | first degree murder in conneetion with the jury term being scheduled for aj ™~ - % " ~ -oast line, England’s exact geographi shipments 357; on track 98; W had here with President- Harding to- |¢p rder of Marie Wick later date. g - cozst line, England’s exact georaphl' |sin round whites $1.85 to 52.05; Min-, day, e murder of Marie Wick of Grygla, | ~pefendants include 40 alleged boot- p dete;fnined"e():vin flstu [.f“ extr:x:le"n”:om round whiteg . $1.75 to $1.90. ¥We feel certain there will be no | Minn., .was postponed - this “mornin | leggers, six, accused of dispensing DlD PAIN DIST“RB 5 s moliti o _— derny s maastng the adiusted comren- |until Mareh 7 on application of the opium, Aley Orr, charged with vi 1 : D s o mmasancm s oo so sttt | hard iines, Irelan olitical center | — : J hasdnever_ been de glg‘y dstermined, : 1 'sation 1:nensure,”_ Taylor stli ‘:Y:? state, when the case was called this TR T f i YOUR Sl‘EEP? —Getting No Better Fast— || 3 e donl | MO L tiis M e 0ld Timer Is Back . Operation s Right. | with the American Legion in Mr, Brown.-according to his attor-} «My, friends had all given up and i . i i for compensation, and he realizes the | 1Y, CI"“',Eh bgtner, will ‘demand ai neve:yexpected to se% me a]:ound gfimfingfigfifiy‘fqu& M Dosition_ of the. ex-servico men per-| heating. The defendant was'a chumh | again. I had ziven up hoping my- . by an application of Sioan’s fectly. We were very much pleased | of William "m"lll';"’tn’ o last ‘Vsek self, as no medicine touched my case. | Liniment. It brings warmth, easeand < with his attitude. s . ith sth'eelcn:'e:l m&‘;]“;l The doctors had {ried everything. My | comfcrt arid lets you sleep soundly. K dozen operations out of 3 = =5 [ rime which ' 3504 did riot digest and filled me with| ~ Always have a bottle hendy and beyond o oubt ithi fety I | THOUSANDS SEE PRINCESS | v gas. . My brother . in-. Philadelphia | apply when you.feel the first twinge. razor will make a man’ g | MARY WED COMMONER TODAY | n was arrested on the murder | wrote me to_try. Mayr’s Wonderful 1t penetrates without rubbing. e hough ho had been through one | niversary of the birth of Mary Ly Continued From Bage 1) charge lvmme'd;ate!y after his release | Remedy. -The first dose gave me 1t's splendid to take the pain out of B o> the same operation. ;lhc founder of Mount Holyoke col-!a1 anthem, while in Hyde Park a bat- 38 state’s witness for which he had| wonderful relief and I ‘am now as! tired, aching, muscles, .sprains and i __Aint It A Fact?— tery of artillety commenced firing been held since, last September. woll as I ever was and feel thirty| strains, stiff joints, and lame backs. 4 ' | h % Ly a royal salute.: ! 7 ¥ Although attorneys - for. William | years younger.” For forty years pain’s enemy. Ask Advice To The Lovelorn. ¢ During the afternoon a number of Gummer say that an appeal-to the | of health sincé taking it.” your neighbor. Dear Twentieth Century lonay o W s| deputations, representative of every Supreme court for a nmew trial will{ It is a simple, harmless preparation At all druggists—35c, 70c, $1.40. been considering for some time that S AL J\X, in, Weeesmin d industry, vocation. financial, commer- . be made, no steps had been taken to | that removes -the catarrhal mucus 1 = 94 I might propose to a young lady with “L_‘f L1 Pe pslienew U ited , ¢jal, and other interests from all over do so today. J from the intestinal tract and allays! o L nave b keeping ¢ ‘ny,fo“v;mf“‘“ oF :‘M e un"u{:]“{';i':;“{;;u;e empire, had to be regcived, but fi-| - - :he lilnflafinmtation h\v}icih cau;es prac- g::;; & $1.50. £ arl I howi % 2 it < |nally the newly-married pair were NeE | tically. all stomach, liver and intesti- . 3 °C ep ghtly i 3 2 u club of Massachu-iperniitted to get into traveling cos- THE PIONEER WANT ADS nal ailments, including appendicit; | § Nemo Hygienic-Fashion Institute me. What do you advise that I . {tume. They had_to face nnnthel‘l 4 % 2 & One dose will convince or money T 120 E. 16 5t. New York., Dep't M. so that she won’t turn me down?—I. | inposium on textile manufac-|gemi-state procession, however, “ind | 3 funded. - At all druggists.—Adv. < - {ture and economics is to be held in'yere escorted by life guards to thel - e 2 . e = E cing rejected tell her fim‘;‘z‘i"h;'; ;&%fir‘c‘f“gcznfi:e QJ:;:;“HWEY s;_ntion'.\ thr:ugh tcnormo\::i & ; = ’ : 5 t Sunday. > e ring crowds of enthusiastic citizens, = . = = il Wed And |, eee <o e United Soon toree of otice was neceisory =51 fIIIiIIIIIIillIIIIIlll“l““||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||l|lIIIIIIIIIII|I||I|I|l||||ll||\\“““_l= t do il then if you can get away| ates. % 5 to enable the gouple to enter their pri- /== : thout it. tie il ss Sarah E. KnoX,ivite coach on the waiting special\ = Now You Know thie Baltimore nurse charged with!ymin ~ King George and Queen Mary (= C 2 % A e S th¢ murder of Mrs, Margaret East-|dig not go_to,the station, the royal = “An Optical HHlusion. [sake .at Colonial Beach, Va. last|fayily bidding them farewell in the | = An oculist can look you in the eye |September, and which was scheduled | per” courtyard o& alace. . |== see your heart beat, and ‘ftoy |0 begin today, has bech indefinitely | The noneymoon “will be spent | == ooking in both your eyes he sees your (PostPoncd. partly at Goldsborough Hall, Knares-{ =2 purse break. That's where the pa- In The Day's News. Dorough, the gift of the:Earl of Hare- == B e better sense of fecling | The Archbishop ~of Canterburysyood to his Ao, and partly in Italy, % than the doctor. The patient can feel {who is to have charge of today’s royal | on their return the couple will take $his purse beraking before he even !wedding in Westminster Abbey, holds |y their residence at Lascelles’ Lor steps into the doctor’s office, ithe highest office of the British realm.; aon de terfiel . Ob. Death, Where Is Th; S't. ,__'As the 95th .archbishop of Canter- [4:=40h, Deathi, Where Is Ty ing?— hury, dating from the'foundation' of | the see in A. D, 597, he ranks imme- ¥ ELKS MINSTREL SHOW %fi:g}y;fifigfltg; v DRS: PLEASES LARGE CROWD 23" o i ootiese: Larson & l-alvsun Oxford, wheer he graduated in 18714 Centres and Centers. i i ne Of The Big Saving TTDays | Wednesday, March lst It will pay anyone to come in this Big Sale Day and see what can be pur- chased for ONE DOLLAR—Replenishment your Stationery stock now! LOOK OVER THESE SPECIAL BARGAINS. o (Continued from Page 1) He htpok o}'dcrs three ycurs later and AL[STS sazz justice, solos were given by Earl in his early career served as sécre- "Byerf l{ay'Hnnth._ ngl?s yp}/nxx;ltg‘fg“:_‘; thel:tm(ll flrchl}iS‘R’qp d;)f Ca{l- SPECI 2 g Grant Ohm, Dr. son, C. L. Pege- y and as dean o indsor. In . k low, Dr. Two and ynr, McCann, fhc“xa:n he was elected bishop of Ro- EXAMlNlNG EYES O % Jolmng in the chorus, . |chester and scveral years later was FITTING GLASSES In the olio, the saxaphone dozette, | trensferred to the sce, oft Winchester. | > ¥ the saxaphong scotion of the Juvenile| No prelate of the church of England | Office, First Floor & band, gave a very delightful program has enjoyed a greater degree of in- 13 Third St § which “called for an encore. G. O. timacy with the royal fnn,xilz, than 2 ir . Rigys directed the act. has Dr. Davidson, who, until his ele- |} Qffice Phone 131 Res. 310 ‘'he Traveling Quartette, with dis- vation to the primacy in 1903, was! ' .ord in the dressing room and harm-|the spiritual adviser to King Edward e ———— ony on the stage, made a decided hit| VII, as he had likewise been, to B ot the audience. Dr. D. F. M- | Queen Victoria, to whom he adminis- % Cann sang first base, .TD.- Bc;‘ycuxlterud the last rites of the church. second base, Dr. E. R. Two, short| e mnY . B ANTLN. % stop, and N. E. en third base. G In the drehssirl\g roolm, enfh t?\i ltuh R' HELEN HELSCHER four thought he couid make the hit, but it took the entire quartette to Vlsrrs Bmm." UNIT put the hit o h Dr. Helen Hughes Hidlscher of Professor Mason, the mystic, dem- | Mankato, past president of the A onstrated the rapid strides taken by{erican Legion Auxiliary of Minneso- # mental telepathy. Written questions ta, was to have been the guest of the '¢ \were asked by the audience and the|members of the Auxiliary of the I i n (@ myste _pe e on the stage/Ralph Gracie post last evening, but others becanse IHORE SO T itthe diffieulty in answering them |the northbound train from Minne-| § 1% taken 1o th0 ed ac B provided the audience concentrated. lis was about four hours late ar- | and the mgtems used aze rently neces: | tiving here and the affair planned for | ff PEoer grade: E with the! carly last evening was Cl i hough buSi-i{::iti)on:;. evening waskneccssanly Black Silk nanager of the show previously |- Word was not received in time ted that he didn’t know how it|relative to Mrs. Hielscher's arrival worked. - so ‘that such a meeting as was orig- can & Chi, thos J 3 nally planned couid have. been held rht r of laughter with their | Jast night. The auxiliary had planned elcome Mrs. Hielscher.at a joint eption by .the Legion and the Aux- 2 ary member pleted the th However, dinner party was clections, a chorus b 3 but was not held completed the fi which contained over two and @ hours of fun. AR OAA O A ™S differeut’f A R A 15 regular 10c Tablets, note or let- | Day.”. This lot contains boxes, of regular Sc Tablets, includes ter size; ruled or unriled, smooth Sh:’lionerv. p-p;r'_ l:ne: se;:snoses. ; or linen paper—FOR Some of which formerly diea % | bothiwide aid narraw roigh paper % ‘ high as ‘50c per box; your choice— Tablets—FOR 9 ‘regular 15c Tablets, extra fine 25 regular 5c Pencils, all of one 15 regular 10c Pencils, all of one linen paper, plain or ruled, note.or ]~ Ling or assorted—FOR ' kind or assorted—FOR letter size—FOR = .{ A Xz 3 S . L) %R0 S0 SPECIAL PRl'Cfis ON ALL FRAMi‘:D PARCHMENT MOTTOS joneer Stationery House : " NEXT TO BOARDMAN'S DRUG STORE 403 Beltrami Ave. —Phone 799-J— Bemidji, Minn. s 5 IIIII“lill““lflfllluulllflflulllmullllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIIIl|I|II|IIIIIIII||I lI|IIIIllllIll|IIIIlIIIIl|IIIIlIIllIIIIIIIIHIIHINIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIilIIlilllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIHHIF’,‘} smooth, ruled note\Tn!;len, and Jern points where she will address Aux- iliary units, Her present tour makes inpossible for her to return to Be- _ymidji at thig time. Monte Carlo, Feb. 28.—In spite! = e = of talk of a “slow scason® on the | R QUL U T Riviera, pr at the Hotel de Paris, and other hotels mear the Casi . S remain at last r's levels. i LADIES WHO LUNCH HERE . Toom without “bath at the 3 75 francs up, a room with sea view are assurcd of cspecial at- tention. We have tables re- 5 a double room with bath 180 francg up, and'a suite for four served for-them at all times. And we always have some ¢ persons, 350 franes up. The Pa especially dainty dishes on. is owned and operated by the organ- ization which conirols_the Casin e A 2a our menu that will appeal to even the most capricious ap- petite. In addition our prices are such as to pre- clude any idea that to lunch here is exiravagance. ST 1 v L ISIREIITEINAN I §a guaranteed hy 30 years. service 4o miilions of Am)n“ncan:. Kondon's A TN OO0 R OO il