Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 9, 1922, Page 3

'I'HI BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER ERE THE MERCHA T WHO ADVERTISES ms w SflP ‘% T AW i S == e TE T aea!m'ul aDiamond Beetie” ‘See Geographieali Cirdnge.: One of the most beautiful of :ajl;in-| - A variety of corn graiihiaswns: fn\md gects Is the “diamond beetle” of ra- ln the mortuary urns of prehistoric zil. Accordmg to "the recent investi- | graves, unearthed in ‘Tennessce. The gatlons of anAmerican naturalist;who | only other cereal of its kind, occurs in has lately visited. that cauntry, the | the West Indies.” This is taken by the sparkling colors of this beetle, which | bureau of ethnology as proof of in- blazes ‘with extraordinary brilliance In | tercommunication between the ancient the sunshine, originate in an entirely | pcoples of North Amerien and those different way from the hues of butter- | islands, if not evidence: that within flies. The scales of the, diamond | the time of man the West Indies were a beetle appear to consist of:two layers, | continuous part of the North“American separated by an’ exceedingly thin in- { mainland. As the locality in which terspace, and the light falling upon | these graves have been found becomes them experiences the effect of inter- | more fully searched, it is possible that ference, so that the resulting colors cor- | other sustaining evidence in this con- respond with those of thin plates or of | nection will be found:—Scientific the soap bubble. Auwerican, TR i il So extra delicious - With fresh fruis No otlier food has such an appeal on a hot day as Kellogg’s Corn Flakes! They win fickle -appetites, they satisfy hungry folks! -As an cxtra-summer taste thrill, eat Kellogg’s. with the luscious fresh fruit now in seéason. Such a diet is not only ideal {rom a health afindpolnr, but it is reirelh@g You can eit Kenogg s Corn Flakel liberally at any meal because they digest easily. Let the children have all they want. Insist upon Kellogg’s Corn Flakes in the RED and GREEN package that bears the signature of W. K. Kellogg, origi- nator of Corn Flakes. None are genuine without it! Also makers of BRAN, cooked . and krumbled Calumét is made under such exact- ing conditions — packed in such a scientific manner, that is leavening st\‘ength and purity never It retaids its original 1 strength for months vary. after leaving the %ctonge When you tipthe get the last spoonful you kno}v,v youxp baking will turn out all right—the last spoonful is the samie as'@i€ first. This uniform quality of; CALUME T BAKING POWDER is cause for its big'demand. Housewives know they can depend upon the, results obtained— that climatic conditions or temp mture cannot de- teriorate its positive leavening po When you buy baking powder reta¢m a uniform leavener means bakings t! quality—that Calumet is uniform. \ nd can of Calumet contains full 16 0z. Some baking powders come _i_n Lll T 3owS - i2 ounce ms'ead of 16 ounce cans, Be sure sure you ;_1_55 d Iy, when you want it; these facts—that do not vary in y MINISTER 1S POST LEADER | # ‘Moran, the countys seat, is Rev: H,. G. | Scoggins,. truck drlwr, ‘| mander Hanford MacNider of the d" Oriental in deslgn - ';fiflllfll IIIIIlIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIllllllfllIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH' = | sT'l'lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlllIIIIfi'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIHIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IE-I b | 1. Carrying’ On climb Rev. 'H. G. Scoggins, Former Buck i A . Legit ¥ Private, Heads. Strong American ¢ merican egion : Legion Organization, D G it o ot (A Tflns county somewhat larger ar of mines during the way are to | ted mo commis-| R S ] (l'ol tower, u I'em never \l't ac: complished, for the benefit of a I'rench veterans’ organization. 3 The Legion’s campnign for jobless ,e“"d"gs t"f the small craft that | ggidiers was alded materfally by a De- were used to sweep the North- sea | ¢roit (Mich.) court judge who, finding all jury pancls exh put on the-serap pile, a-pavy order | e unemployed tained for jury se % o. dievs e ob- viee at $4 a day. :::mm:\; Ml?]“e';‘i t: a .month for jench et :’ A% | month's service, ‘with 25 per mt ad- f.“; ot i‘l"?n'rln ditional for overseas service, i8td be phaveta . '€ | paid World war veterans of Mxll)lllll(l highest ranking | jo ¢, P . ¥ the state, . ex-soldier in the county is a for- mer sergeant of ord, N v er “of! vehe. 1ocal |4 ) capital city. ¢ Legion: post: ‘ot | S y. .. . £ Reorganization of war-time draft | s Methodist 14 & Dboards to assist the Legion in finding | ;';lf:‘:::; nnI‘-I]e“)\:'::lsernb‘::f)‘x(‘(\g:ln}“filr jobs for service men has been pro- ) sed b s 1 but like the immortal Mylvaney, he {;‘e"? o)f-vll’::'ll'nc,:t}::l ?I;fi;:::’;)m' L was “rejuced.” Under his lending the P = Moran post has u’h\efl)bersmp in the county 94 per -cent’of possible” . s . The veterans of the “battle of Wash- ington” during the World war are being rapidly scattered. The latest der transfers 198 officers out of ¢ In a house-to-house canvass of Indi- ana cities, Hoosier Legionnaires inter- e viewed 130,000 former service men and cHMR FOR THE COMMANDER ; women and listed 1,500 cases involving disability, compensation and lost Lib- erty bonds. Elaborate Reed Piece, Gift to Mac- . Nider, From the Department of the Philippines. « s . ‘William Strother, Houston, Tex., World war_veteran sojourning in A. E. SAVE MEAT You will enjoy. a. vmé‘ our, new shop;, which “i% now equxpped with all (he latest sanitary appliandes . 4% fér handling the meat e | sell you. A chair of woven reeds that will sustain the weight of half a dozen men now ornaments the office of Com- American Legion, as a gift from the Department of the Philippines. It is modeled on the throne; of a Moro chieftain. Though the chair never felt a painter’s: brush, it is built up in a bright color. scheme that. is the gift of the sumjtself. Split bampoo and Saturday Specials Pot Roast, per l;) i E Bailing Beef, per:lb.. 7c All Steaks, per Ib....18c Leg of Veal, per 1b. . .19¢c Shoulder of Veal, 1b. .15¢ tion, Bamboo Chair in Natural Colors. MEAT MARKET EDD BROTHERS —Phone 66 e carefully. chosen reeds were selected in the course of the tropical summer for their, varying shades. These were assembled at Manila and woyen into a_great chuir pvithout nails,” pegs or palnt The workmanship is:elaborate Milk, 1-1b cans, talls, 11 cans for .......... 1. com————————————. Picnic Hams, per 1b. ... Bacon, perlb ......... Coffee, 4 lbs for ..... Pure Lard, alb ....... | Winesap Apples, per 1b.10c] Flcur, 491bs ........ e p—————————— Laundry Soap, brown, 30 bars for ....... 1 Grape Fruit, fancy, Fancy Lemons, dozen. .. Fresh Eggs, dozen..... a1t 14 Celery, Radish, Onions, Leaf| Lettuce, Head Lettuce, Cu-| | c\qnbers, Strawberries, Cher- ries and Watermelons—in fresh by express. We have many cther spe- cials too numerous to men- |We deliver free anywhere in| ’lhe city an order of grocenes, $5.00 or over—under ihat b 1 sigtint ‘we rmbe: & smill per.roll isasvasimessme ey $2.25 charge depending on ““" Paint Brushes, 4 inches wide . .. . .. $1.65 distance. —CALL 851— Always at Youy Service W. Beltranii Cn\mty Rdpresantdtive McWade Sel S@almu 716 14th St, . Its “hotroasted” freshness retained in this moisture- proof container. O ‘chaff or coffce dust in Nash’s Deli- cious Coffee! It’s all removed by air suction, leaving a clean-cut coffee that makes a crystal clear, refreshing brew. It’s the coffee that makes friends, due to its unusual aroma and delicious flavor. r Whether you use hard or soft water, Nash’s Delicious Coffee is rich in fla |vur, smnoth satisfying, free from slule or bitter flavor.: Try itl - “Your. coffee taste will tell you.” Your Grocer Sells It | In one and three pound conb.uncrs. N Cllee. CLIFFORD S WEEKLY SPECIALS L Y : For . PAINTS - VARNISHES - ROOFING Weather Shield Colonial Yiellow, per gallon .wiinsmisnasiamiamesy $2.00 Weather Shield Outside White, gal . $2.35 Weather Shield Red Barn Paint, gal . $1.25 2-ply Sentinel Roofing, per roll. .. .$1.70 2-ply Certainte2d 10-year guarantee, White Kalsomine, two 5-1b pkgs. . 95¢ + Clifford and {:nmpany ! Not Cheap Goods, but Good Goods Cheap C. ANDERSQON ; { Auto: Tul & E g E WEEK-END SPECIALS E Galvanic Soap, 20 bars for = E £ = = s P. & G. Soap, 18 bars for . Cooking Compound “Kream Krisp,” 1-1b can. 10c Lard, kettle rendered, per lb Picnic Hams, per 1b ............. Blue Ribbon Raisins, per pkg .. Macaroni, Spaghetti, Vermicelli,, 3 pkgs for. Bulk Coffee, “Sheriden B]end " 3 1bs for. i —THESE PRICES | ron SATURDAY ONLY— | iGet That Sack'of Cane Suga.r NOW for Canning! IWehave Jars, Jugs, Water Coolers and Churng i of all sizes and at popular prices. ¢~ ATTENTION FARMERS! —: We have:a few A-1 All-Leather Horse Collars at a Big Savingt' Also Closing Out line of Men’s Shoes, both Work and .Dress, at One-Half Price! ahaannagiy E s =] £ 5 | | | Exclusive Dealers for CHASE & SANBORN COFFEES = —PHONE 81— g BRADSETH & WILLEY 1A BATJVIS AT fA A SAME PRICE For over 30 years . Baking ‘Powder 2 5 Ounces for 25¢ USE LESS than of higher priced brands MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT —t