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

- “FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1922 July, at either the Kitchi, Buck Lake or White Pine sunday school. The exact dates will be announced later. Mrs. Roy returned Saturday from Cass Lake, where she has been re- SHEVLIN-M cy on May 6th, Everybody weloeilnold and sister and, Miss Sawyor of i R L MOOSE \P. E. Mills was. a Cass Lake- Bucly-Eake will meet.as a committee —— Saturday.” On Thursday ~he. tooklgs the J.:F: Mahoney. home Sunday Mr. Wilson to: Cas: Lake, yhere’-helgor the purpose of setting a.date for went' to visit his son, Ralph, who i}, three :days meeting to be held , times, we will realize that, * of prosperity. The St. Cloud festival and the northwest to the ' BEMIDJI DAILY PIONE] PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE! BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING EOMBANY- - | Mr 0, A. Wilson and: gréubkrand- daughter, Katie Harding, left Tuesday. G, E. CARSON, President - E. H, DENU, Secy-Mgr, J. D. WINTER, News Editor TELEPHONE 922-923 Eitibed at the Postomice at m\im!:ui Mitinesota, as Becond-class Matter, undar. Act - of Congress of ‘March $, 1879, ! ER, yA'rrowgi‘x;fimri'omL ‘ASSOCTATION 8. ©. Thels Co.. Chicagd, IIl, and New York, N. Y. Nu' attentlon patd Writei*s ‘name must be known to the editor, but not neces¥arily . for publication. Communications for the Weekly Pioneer must reach this office not later than Tu of each week to insure publication in the cur- rent issue. o 'anonymous contributions. B1x MoDthS eiseecosee 8.50 Three Months ... THE WEEKLY -PIONEER—Twelve pesos. publishad every Thursday -and aent postage paid to any address for, in advance, $2.00. Unless credit is_given this paper, only the UBITed Press is nnil!lad to, fila ‘ue for N—pub!{l!nlon of all news ‘dispatches creditéa to it, or otherwise creditea. and alfo the local news published herein. ST..CLOUD GETS BUSY Down St. Cloud way, if old mar- General Pros- perity doesn’t show up just as soon as they think .| he should, the city reathes out and -grabs him by the nap of the neck, slams him down to stay with a “Gladtumecha.” A few days ago the business men of that enter- prising town held a “return-to-prosperity” festival, Which included a street parade composed mostly of farm’ machinery which the farmers of that terri- tory have bought for this year's operations. It was a tradé:stimulating, corifidence-building af- fair. The faFmers caught the spirit and Began to realize, as they had not done before, that, after all, agriculture has not completely goné to the bow- wows and that it has been as far in that direction as it'is going, and that now it is on the way back. As for the business men, they did not need a telescope to see that the demonstration means a revival of trade and that happier days are at hand in the' commercial world. 3 returned.” . ngon for his home at Forreston, Minn., $ 3 after spending several weeks here. SENATOR WARD WINS ' Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Juline were Down in Fairmont, the old town has just had more excitement than at any time since Frank Day quit po kS ¢ oy court &#t] uj attracti orfin ¢ spite the’ wei ust B summers—had:for oy tor 0 m, o whe,&? Ward’s alleged flirtation perhaps appeared’ &li;'the more reprehensiblé by reagon of the; fae e could, if ‘hel liad to, dig dpy§ in his jéans 1 lout a miillion or so doliars and still have SHiough !1eft to buy a couple of bunches of fresh napa':agug. But the senator didn’t have to dig—the jury‘con* cluded that there was no valid excuse for him to shell out the $6,000 demanded and returned .a"ver- dict against the plaintiff. 2 Three interesting sidelights ‘came to the | out‘of the trial: one, that a man can win a law- suit no matter how wéalthy he may be; second, that Senator Ward may be old, but that he is still able to call a bluff, and ‘third, that Julius Haycraft, attorney for the défendant, is- just as-eloguent as he was when a member himself of the senate. -Any- of the orphan” a ' how, it is all over and Martin ‘cointy can now go ahead and do its spring seeding. T, ST GRANT'S CENTENARY . One hundred years ago, Ulysses S. Grant, vic- torious general at Appamatox, was borfi in Illindis. Throughout -the nation this week ceremonies are Dbeing held in commenioration .of the Union leader’s birth anniversary. Grant, silent genius of the Civil war, advanced to a.position of supremacy by his dogged determifiation to adhere fo the policy, which he believed to be right and which ultimately crushed the ememy. General Grant is oné of the men who forms striking 'and,.imperishable_figures in Ameriean history. A .republic not insensible to the meaning of gratitude could not permit tenary of so illustrious a Son to go by un It is an occasion f6¥ the display of patriotism and inspiration to the youth' of thé country. ; §= $ : / Charles Adams, fe-appointed chairman of the Republican state céntral committée, and who-aléo ° is private secretary to Governdr J. A. O. Preus, is formulating plans for the June primary election. . As there are no. “hot and ‘heavy -contests in sight, Bemidji shoppers on_ Tuesday. Alert Alertson, Felix Juline, Lars raten, Arnt, Hans i:lnd John 'StOl(; gl&m visite: lvf erngon. d Jyis hrother ernoon. on_butcher,.6n et } sdafo Albert. Hoff an Han’)’fd Syverson were. .visitors, at Mrs. C. Juline’s Sunday evening., e * John Adamson, mpved;onto his: 80 {in -Shevlin township. : ‘John has just finished a. nice little residence. family sgent Sunday with Nelse’s brother, John. Adamson. " KITICHI ] 5 Kitchi’ Unien *Circle met at the -home of Mrs. P. E. Mills Thurs- day with a large attendance. Aftery the, business ‘meeting lunch was ser- ved. . The, following. . officers were ;lecfied for the coming year: Mrs. Mahoney, viee president; Gay Mahon- ey, secretary; Mrs. Theo. Gregerson,| treasurer; Mrs. C, O. .Smith, Instruct- or of work; assistant, Mrs. H. Norris. The next meeting will be held on May. 4th' at-the home of Mrs. J.'F, Maioney. All jare welcome. "The Bureau -meeting to be held at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Issan- R Used By Millions BULGARIAN BLOOD TEA This piire herb :spring tonic aids nature to errich-the blood and re- fresh the tired gystem.: 'or - constipation, indigestion, bil- jousness, .sour. gassy. stomach, sick headaches, .-bowel and. -kidney ail-| ments . Bulgarian *Blood Tea gives wonderful _relief, Sold everywhere by drug}gists.—— d Andrew Nel-, 3 N Mills, president; Mrs, J. F.| Don't forget the Farmers’ Club |z ill at the hospital at Minneaolis. Mr.. Clark and son ‘Albert were CCas Lake business callers Thursday. Mr. Lowe of Cass Lake was in this vicinity Thursdday: looking after his lumber camp on Kitchi. - The wind 5 jle OV Y s / Say il ¢ . Roy king' B place ‘as shingle sawyer -at “the H. Sawyer mill, in his father’s agsence. “Mr. Mathidie€ and* daughter ite {Pil ~.Mr. and Mrs. Nélse Adamson and | o Larson & Larson SPECIALISTS EXAMINING EYES. - - FITTING GLASSES Office, First, Floor - : 213 Third St. ... | Office Phone 131 Res, 310 . FREE--FREE! b ‘to’us ifyou-are sicc. 50 eanmot call, write' to- dgy “for- our_wonderful “book explaining Chronic Discases of the Skini, Blood, Stomach, Kidneys, B_h:l‘der. Nu‘\"\:llu'-. e e o sent free. in _plain P ealod viwelopes Fres- TEHEALTHANSTITUTE 106 Washiriglon Av i DoHiS: ST | ] e T du’ring‘the latter part of June or|iceiving medical treatments. o B Galvanic Soap, 10 bars ........... 48¢c Coffee, MecLaughlin’s XXXX, 5 lbs 410) SEWS Rl 1L T e REIET 18 Macaroni or Spaghetti, 8 for....... 21c KaroSyrup,S-lbcah.»......H.... 28¢ Figs (cooking),perlb ............ 1lc Baking Powder, Hunt’s, 16-0z...... 28¢c Milk, tall can, your choice. . . . . SN | Percase’...........: g T .$5.25 Dill Piekles (large), perdoz....... 14c Sauer Kraut, No 3 cans .......... 18¢ FRUITS - VEGETABLES Full line of Northrup & King .. Garden and Grass Seeds. Jars and Jugs for all purposes. We Deliver ~ .. Phone 81 -BRADSETH & WILLEY, Props. ll"!IllllllllllllllIIIIlllllllllllullllllllll“lllllII|III|IIIIIIIllmlllllIIll“llllllmll\"IIIIIIIIIIIIIHIlIII|HIl|IIiIfl|Ilflllllllm What St. Cloud has done, other towns might well also 'do. -Bemidji has had her own activities along this' line, although not ‘n quite so a definite form. But this city, as must be the case everywhere, is enthused over the St. Cloud effort and the psycho- logical effect throughout the state is sich that the entetprise of our neighbior to the south is bringing a wave of favorable comment. After all, “hard times” is pretty much a franie - of niind, if we go around with 4 face as sour;asan ., i Indian with the tootache, we'll be unable to. ob- serve the happy events transpiring about us—but if we begin to ‘think: better times; talk better times, believe better times and point to evidences of better it is not expected that a particularly intensified campalgn will be needed, but the-Republican leaders are not asleep at the switch and they will not take chances with catastrophe by permitting over-confi- dence to slip one over on them. - [T r S St. Paul is all w_o'r‘lied up over a-city election to bé'Held in May. To outsiders, the most interesting thing about it is that the present beloved Mayor Larry (“Ho”) Hodgsoh will-not.be & candidate to succeed himself. TO PUT NEW LIFE INTO YOUR POCKETBOOK" OUR SMALL MARGIN POLICY—QUICK TURNOVERS, CASH BASIS—MAKE = “'THESE PRICES POSSIBLE. =~ ' - it A University instructd¥ Says.that eating peanut: will cause indigestion. Oh, shucks! LIGHT UNION SUITS Made' of ‘a light material ‘that wears good, have short! |sleeves and are full sized— | Each...98c i = WORK SHOES Splendid heavy Work Shoes that have both comfort and 4 lasting qualities— Special per pair. . .§2.98 | 'WRAP LEGGINGS Full length, -3x99 inches, made of O. D: Wool; worth : a'rouixd $1.50 per pair— . Special... .89¢ NEW KHAKI SHIRTS * All sizes from 14 to 17. Made of a good material that will give you good, hon- est wear— : Each...79c ARMY.ALUMINUM CANTEENS Can be used for many pur- posés. Will hold hot and i cold “water; splendid for campers, will -answer the : purpose of a Thermos bot- tle— .. . i Each.. .39 a0t ad it s s st s s iaad s FLOOR COVERING Several beautiful patterns, made of a high-grade prod- uct and guaranteed to give Esatisfaction—. n " Per Square Yard. . .59¢ HOUSEPAINT All'colorsincluding Outside ‘White, .guaranteed for five years; sold in gallon lots: _ SHOES . Army Munson last Shoes—| thie kirid’ that give three times the wear of the ordi- nary shoe— : Special Per Pair...$3.50 L et ; U...S. CAVALRY Made of the yery finest mia- terial money can buy. Brand new.and complete in every detail. . We have just a lim- ited quantity—" -, t .- " Each. ..$12.85 A THIRTY-SIX THOUSAND . DOLLAR MACHINE Suppose someone should make you a present of & ‘wonderfiil machine worth $36,000. Suppose, that with this machine you could esfn suffi- cient money to provide yourself- and ‘family with all the” nécessities, most of the comforts, and perhaps some of the luxuries of life. Wouldn’t you take good care of such a machine? Wouldn't you keep it properly adjusted and in good running arder? Yo_m'- body is a $36,000 machine. Through your direction of its activity you earn mohey for yourself and those you love. Yes, as long as your body is in proper working order, it répresénts a $36,000 investment. If.you are today earniig $150 @ mor h, or $1,800 a year, you are getting 5 per cent on your $36,000. If your AR 3 agtet R earnings are 3’2,000 a year, you are getting6 per cent on’ your- invest: ROOFING PAPER 0111Y-,— £ 2 B L L ment. Whatever your en‘rninigs, {hey' repFésent an intérest return on Per Ganon. ) 32_25 ] 1-ply, per voll ... ... $149F 2-ply, perroll ..... $1.89F . .TENTS. 3-_/“})1_3?’,'.p__e.r roll' '$2.20 Tents, new and reclaimed, 2 A1'rolls contain 108 square f of various sizes and shapes. : Army O. D. Bl'a‘nkefs A _splendid all-wool Blan- ket that will. out-wear al- most any of the others. Can $36,000-—the percentage of returi defending oh the €ficiency of your body machine and the efficiéncy of yout directiof. ¢ bt Isn’t it worth while to kaep.this $36,000 bodily. naching” of - youts properly adjusted and in good working order? The Chiropractor is the expett nechahic of the-body good.definition of a Chiropractor is the one. ‘glvefl'})gaqhe‘s = = = E E - = ] = = E : = = f Ark: i of its notabl : Chir T : ¥ 5 ; 1 any ti ol . ,fnech;;fi'c’jféfi:g 3'-;:%;; i to e :}":?‘:?Lf human apatomy 3 in rover 1 feet, with nails and gentent. § When you awe in.need .of .Qeélo-sr‘;‘laigy;;’ge of th}f year i 3 it K > , of i 3 T . vy o T R £ R Y 51 £ ey B O ] el Guaranteed to give nllisat-| ’I"entsfseelfis first for prices. Special :sseg‘stsem, ' djuisted you digfaction. .. .. i wo cfWenwillisaveyou ey b .., An order to keep:your $36,000 bod; achine proper), 4 ‘should go to a Chiropractor T o Take : Chiropractic adjustments and . KEEP well. wonderful machine of’ yours yntil it -batks® o wy And what does the Chitopactor do¥ {[Hé mawpdiaajus sure-a- free-flow of nprve energy-—the notiv Y of | sichine—to every bodyipart. He adjusts the spinal colu nter of the whole body. 7 F ; resicki o hbglect thut As wé-have new items conting:in‘a 11 the time, write_or come in and see us for articles not. quoted. We may have the very things yoit want for LESS MONEY. Hiy}(‘é‘i‘)" name b hen you arein the market for ARMY GOODS or other merchandiee—at a & Which will allow us both a profit.” ’1II'be pleased. ! 10 R wam “Let qs get started doing business together— “IGo 'to ' Thiropractor TODAY. . Get your $36,000 mi tp”’—then keep it tl . Py A. Dantten Bygtd | Bl | . urplus Army Goods Store “GOODS AT A LOWER PRICE” 126 Minnesota Avenue. —_— t way. . ¥ BEMID)| R CH First National'Bank Bldg. . . e Palmer Graduate’ Bemidji, Minn. ) ' Phone 401°W : 2 o ; Ngw Kaplz;n Building 7 Il||||l|ll||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllml||lIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIImlIIllIIIllIIII!IIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIIlIIIIlllllIIiIIIIIIIml||I||IIIIIIHIIIIIIHE = = = g £ = = ; = = = [zl |