Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 15, 1922, Page 6

5. i:gggypu EVENING, JUNE 18, 1922 expenditures along |trlct1y business methods; un- “’diminished enthusiasm:: !onthe St.. Lawrence water- "DAILY ncm SUNDAY " ‘KH way as'a project that will"do'more; for agriculture flom.n P(m‘.!smnc MPANY: e declarahons Governor Preus urged the eluetion of all candi- dates endorsed by the various Rapuhllcan conven- tions, expressing the belief that the interests of the people will best be served by those candidates who th mfln Postoftice -t MWI. Minnese Matter, A hucln part; i not, personally :-dn unnu-u m T e n nnommahon 1.;3. Thels Co.. Chicago, mufuymiy bunn;l&-hke program; whicli has ‘marked. the ad- ' miristration of Gavei'nor Préiis during his first term in. office. l—--———l Two Omaha burglars sang a hymn while they were opening a safe. The dispatch doesn’t say what hymn;, but probably it:was: “We Shall Come Rejoicing Bringing in the Sheayes.” ou Wuk —esenee == THE WEEKLY PIONEER—Twel rl". published -v' 1.;% .r;dnyfindo sent postage pfl to any ‘sddress vance, m—z__—_ m-l-hl‘- entitled to .&n use for r’:-t lication of all red rwise, eredites, Automobilists seem to have adopted the motto: “Count. that day, dull .whose, low. descending sun news: dispatches -oredited. :to -At,-of.-ef Mm wvl:luxrm'l - Lt s - ; ::lvs"fiom thy wheel no murderous mangling THE GOVERNOR:SPEAKS i — That 24,000-foot parachute drop ‘of Captain Stevens at Dayton is the biggest drop since sugar staggered out of the clnudu two years ago. anesotq) ?u’m;, fllfizrellwe young- governor made his pwn‘a “ofily ‘primary election campaign spee¢h at Stillwater a few nights ago and in no un- certdin 1ahgunge Voicdd amew -the. prineiples for which he and the Republicans-of Minnanuuvaund. wiihe Republican party will keep:pace with the changing gconomic conditions so, that the returns the farmer may receive for his wnrk shall be com- | _ 8% .. mensurate wxlh the' xmpomnce d! agnculture, the 1t is costing one billion, 700" million dollars less to run the government this year than it " did last— and it seems to be runmng Juut as well tead give every moonshiner a jail sentcnce He is de- . THt gnvernor s repeated promise to the termined to quiet the stills: A farme romi hich means something and not T p el ¥ . Chang’s army is now chnmg Wu It’s hlrd to mereiy a vote-getting phrase. ' Readjustment of the automobile license law to lessen the burden to:the taxpayers, but’ without m(’.erfermg with the continued ‘work of:good road building; reorganization of state depanmenta look- ing toward more economical state administration; a permnnent budget burum to eliminate duplica- tell Wu’s wu in China, anyhow. Farmers are b:eginning to wonder where they “get that stuff that this is a dry country.” §———3 It is a safe conclusion that in any event the eople won’t win.the eoal strike. We Have in the Store RIGHT NOW! the Cap Pistols........... e 10c, 15¢, 25c Largest Variety. Ever Shown Here—and ter Cap ‘Guns fi o1l at Much Less Prices Than for Several :::::‘;;“ .p ‘m ’ .o.r. ro “p]'é:‘;;{- Years. Cheaper. Than Last Year—Larg-' Paper Caps, 12 in box 10c _er Stocks to Choose From—Many; Many Rowido Cosi dl“"' ench """ New Items in FIREWORKS. ) 1c, 2, 3¢, ;c, 25¢ to 35c Best Grade: of Fire Crackers This Year! Sky Rockets, each. .. ...... Sc to $1.00 Best Chinese Fire Cru:.hn, sitk-tied; at- Pin” Wheels" Triangle. Wheels per: package Exploding Mines' - Nigger Chazers 1c¢, 3¢, 5¢, 7¢, 8¢, 10c, 13c; 15¢ Bomb Wheels "l!orbedoel Snakés in the Grass - - - l"ancy Sky R kell We make up special ome Lawn Dis- play assortments of, Fire' Wotks that we know will please; at " $1.00, $2.00, $3.00, $5.00 and $10.00 . We can fill out-of-town"Mail. Ordérs as’ 5 wéll as”if ‘you were here to ulect them youl‘lelf WE HAVE A THOUSAND-DOLLAR STOCK: OF FIREWORKS—And can supply somé other stores that have for- gotten to order, at cost plus 10 per cent. New Flnk Cannon Cr-ckero, pkg..10c inch Salutes, pkg . 5¢ imch Salutes; pkg- . . . Z-inch' Buster-Salatés, pkg ... . tmclr anowh Limits, pk; Specal Showng of»lNi‘ew Dry Goods Items ') SILKHOSIERY - SILK SWEATERS ~ NEW PARASOLS " MID-SEASON MILLINERY - CHILDREN'S HATS We Have What You Want—Try CARLSON’S First SPLASH! SPLASHr HUNDREDS OF NEW BATHING SUITS Great Variety — Exceptional Values The season is here—we have the best: assort- ment, and._can _serve you.well—for Women Men, Boys and Gir]s and Children,, & ol Ezverythmg from Cotton ults at %pwtq.finest y 1-Woel-Fancy ' Suits toj $10.00....No matter. . vwhat’ni‘ice you Wisk to ‘pagr we haVe th€ stbbk Cotton Bathing Sum ‘l b Fjne Cotton .. ARk 25 to . Mixed Wool : $ $ 9, 1-Wool Suits . $2.98, $3 98 $4 98, $5. 95 37 CARLSON “0F counse” The Vmety Store With Right Goods and Right Pflces - BEMIDJI, MINN: and industry than-eny’other single pxojeco—were some of the high lights in the governor 's campaign to ¢ tmue the clean, progresgive, economical, | Larson & Larson | SPECIALISTS - EXAMINING EYES FITTING GLASSES BRING YOUR Shoe Repairing TO KORNELL ill fix your shoes at reason- ices. If he can’t, you cam tllrou them. away. Also—new hand-made shoes for sale, and old shoes. J. Kornell's Repair Shop SELL STUF F Far Qu(cker “Service lndwndl(al or Class Instruction -CLASS NOW FORMING Duncul. lessons . will IllI_IIlllIIllIIIIIIl_llllm&lljllII|Illllllllllllllllllllllllllh.. }{-van, formerly physician of Bellevue HnsPl én York, and .the Westchester County Hospital, sald: “W: i weakens their vital organs as to lead them to belie }f or stomach trouble, kidney dueuse, nerve fore Friday eveni the K. 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I have had pedple come to trouble, because they had pains and palpuntlo f the heart, sudden dizzi- ness, faipthess:or spots-befeord the eves.i:In a’great many of these. casés, the moment-iron was supplied, all of these symptoms, disappeared.”. - We make thls otl‘er because Genuine Nuxated Iron conta true qrgamc iron like the iron. in your blood. So many people are deficieut in’iron who would] [} surely be benefited by this- remarkable reriedy, that we redommend’ that' you come right.to.the City Drug Store and get your bottle; of Nuxated Iron: 1. Use it for two .weeks,’ and no . the improvement in. your own .case,in than surprised at the strength, energy and‘endurance. . ¥ tly’ refumi your resultx, Jut bnng bnck th Bl“?lfl“?l‘.lllon il “ —Eledgric Lighted— ° LUNCHES " - ' COFFEE Sold at the Park. Phn Your Picnic for DIAMOND POINT Bathing Suits for Rent g ARCHIE DITTY Custodian It Is. Now. Possible for You to Come' This Store, Buy a Regilar $1.10(} able “Satisfaction or Money Back” offer. Medical examinations“by physi- || h)nflng they had heart|| » ‘candidates Endorsed by ‘the: REPUBLICAN Convention !'OR mumm GOVERNOR LOWVIS L. COLLINS Ry o oo, | I’OI WARY OF STATE MIKE HOLM FOR llll.!fllb AND WAREHOUSE NIIBSWIIB IVANBOWEN X manxorsmmcoum‘ ' GRACE F. KAERCHER X | rox Assocu'rg.wsmz SUPREME coueT JAMES\H. QUINN FOR mmnrum N ‘CONGRESS HAROED KNUTSON | X - PRIMARY ELEGTION MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1922 There Will Be No Need- o Ank You to “Look Pleasant Please \ When You Get Our Prices on ‘Fine PHOTQS and POSTCARDS. REMEMBER!—Yoii take no Photos - | or 'Post Cards from - * RICH STUDIO . UNLESS THEY PLEASE- YOU’ Kodak Films Developed '6 Exposures, any size 10c. " -+ Prints, 3¢, 4c, 5¢ . ,~—Phone §70-W—. .. Iniplement Co. Residence Phone 17-F-4 Office Phone 232 SCHROEDER BUILDING Ma‘nufacturersf Agents and De@ler in jon’”, Potato Mach rontinghan’ line - | Standard Mowers: and Ra by “E -B.” Tractors— “Geisser”’ Threshing Machines— .Hydro Toron-Auto Tires and Tubes . Gasoline and Oils \ Brooks Bros.- Doubleé-Wall Silos. Nearest to being Frost-Proof of any Silo made. 204 Fourth St. & Minnesota Ave. ' BEMIDJI, MINN.