Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 13, 1922, Page 3

FRIDAY zvzumc. LY L m Dsggomc HER onbgz QT x| ‘mmw.mu»w Band—— | 3 e n:{;:t:fv%hflrcw ~.1.of Chickens, m’v [ ; "' %%\l goientists Disagree: as. 0. How. R thap for every watch the maker uses Man: Ch"m 4] Eiats A QLAY e | i f A ‘of Which Chile Has- iy, the jequivalent of a.third of & loaf./The Y v 0 Cames. About; flout “1§ “mnde Into douigh "and *the q",“e'fi) write & N Itase w5k . One'time when Frank Wailace; Th(rty yeurs ago, Rudyan} 1« entomologist; was”a ‘small boy, 8| —_ dough is used to handle' screws, rivets American taxidermy : Withoiit, setting found the Am ove com. the Indlanapolls Star, his falier ag-y Chile's chief source of revenue, of and other small parts. | £orth at'least’ ani outlirie of the his- pare, I Am;:‘;m'}f‘::;sf'.':;m "1 dlamed Him to guard a garden from a| “The- hand that rocks ‘the cradle is the ‘hand thut rqeks the world? | which the country has” vittuatly af Each man in that part of the busi- ' tory that' they: represent., A few mem- her: marauding. band of chickens from a “Women now feel that if rocluug the cradle turns, out citizens who Tock | world morfopoly, is obtained from t‘he :e:l "flsdfl ’ll';ml; of ad!:nfl- nlwnsl s at bers of the youn‘g:tt neration of! e : Alinas | DelghboT’s coop. - Frank. did wot lke rpugh rock known locally as caliche. | hand, and when he wants to exaw| nea workers; snugly ensconceéd in ston: siameet ind °g$f:§}:fi;'§ :.';:‘n‘,'ofii thie Idea of wastinig his precious hoyish the Worldhomp'? the i:id]e on ;n even keel will ‘bring us men and | e B S o the origin of | serew he abs @ plece ot dough on It. | pnlaces of peace and pienty, have seeming those who Jive in the, pii ‘asunt | time on unprincipled chickens snd_set | Women W can be counted on to hold the world steady. 'It's going to | tnis valuable mineral, according to & | Then, turning ‘it over, he has a good talked learnedly of.thé “fiew sehool” | writer in the National Geographic | chance to Jook at it'with his watcn-: of taxifermy withotit mentioning the Magazine, Some claim (and Darwia maker's microscopic eyeglass. Many ' men who toiled [h: laying the founda- places of London; fascinating for alil hh'n wits to W;fliflng . L mean a tremendous thing when every mother can giva her child the foun- . theii 0 ¢ - bored holes through gralus of heir demureness = the dawscis of dation of his pohtxpnl education, and it is because women feel this so among them) that 1t had its origin I "of the screws are too minute to pick up- t{ons and In erecting half the walls | Fr: i) . G EE 1 | corn, tied netes to the end-of-a thread 1 e,;f“j;%‘,’;“,,“fi,,fl;”:#;;‘;} T ot hed to-the gralns and set the bait. | STTOngly that they are attending our league schools of citizenship. seaweed of an ancient period. "Ona | easily with the fngers, and many | of that “school?’ - 1-aih told that to- T th N ; 1 The. foolish rajders, fel] for tiie trick. : H’s odd that we should ever have expected boys to regardi savant argues that the deposit' résult- | more, though * large enough to be | day there are taxidermistswho do not he: wicked, worlll; “excellent | e 7.0 GEOR. WD IOBSFOING eqi from nitrogen contained in guano. | Plcked up, would be so covered by the like being. called anything less thuu Frightened 12 17 o) ST ITe 2 tightened by the fluttering notes & | the intelligent use of the vote as a sacred duty when the mother’s reply | Giners believé In It - atmospheric | Shgers or the forcers as to be almost | “kculptors.” few inches from the ends of thelr. bl and the. sensation of the, qflmu ‘: to.questions about loeal gavernme.ut and politics was, mally 1%Ask father | origin, advancing the theory that fn '\ hidden from sight. America are_above and beyou: ::slr throats, the chlckqug wens B5-| when he comes home.” remote ‘uge xelegtrxclt;b;:asmfi t:-;;:gl‘; —_— H . The M“‘m“mv' h all. They are clever; they. can talk. nfig“‘;‘;’;fl:&"é ”‘;;: arofnd the The psychology of it was wrong. A modern psychologist would trace fiffl?‘;gd’ ’é;my‘:"mm“‘}mp' sl Taxidermy Now a Fine Art. When.the miiennium, comes anq,d\e , f::'];;:: ;‘:; lt:“;] “‘fil;m":};' Tv_"“‘:f, chickens were caught & thie negléct of politieal duties by so many men to their mother’s lack of | 'the flood whters. of Andean fenms 'f““ rise- of h““:l““ “"dem"h"’ sood. 2]‘]9 true ang the. be‘“‘“fi“ ALR g e fol nd viraity a)level with the other fine arts thus | universal, we suppose qlhg\\; ke cal educstion. Mothers of tbmorrow will answer. - Duties of citi- ahd coming 19 contact with the lime- | o0 %" "ponter of unwritten history. | like knees.—Ohio State Jodrna of the male mind, for f] This:is what: they read:. podi formed nitrate of ciated ; with; ithe zenship: will be tanught ia the home, in the daily life’ £ the ;,‘h\ . just as ,'::,:? :f,,,'u,e '25::' n ;T,m"s ::t:nn- and can discerningl; petsonial ‘athics and conduct are taught, and if we'll waitt _panently for » vices, or pl nitrate of lime in few years we shall tee what this way of treating the o sctxl - lb:ntz;:ysaau. forming Jz [ 4 I own place and to. those whe stand her is the Anglo-Tn her . second “season; but t As certain Md: Man is m Todine, precipitated from the nitrate i 'And b'i‘;‘" THE LEGmYs SWEET smsER | solution, Is;the most important by-prods DELICIOUS. “In America fli& 1 solution thgt makes:if On the third day: thenotn read: A very interesting and important de. uct of the cnuehe rock. By agree- ¢ ’ y’ - Breneoat “Say, now lsteh: This is o Init| Chasles Young, Popular Tener, Will| cson of the Britishcouris Is that Efent “";”“fl“‘°‘;'"‘;{;l°:e';b'3"“‘;:‘r" 4 # Solute. libesty and Infge Enowledges | 18y I'm going over. to. Wailace's and Warble at the New Orleans | & wife may '""fi.fi iy g, 1t 3 P thios mipekre ] a4 r consequently -aceldents. o not exeeed , COMe back alive” s Conventisn: she. Uesires, 23 Ter hugbaid “cany) ;e ove’;:::«‘:kedf . i the regular pércentage arranged” by| There was Do fourth day’ to the : ST | mot stop her. ‘thg - devil for each clgss and climate Story. except that the ownei of the| Down New Orleans way the word's| 1t was born otnmge follqwlng twen. I Vs 2 b o Thon iy chickens and the father of young Wal-| gone out that the American Leglon's| ty.one vears of régsonably calm mar. | Flour Ussd:in Making Watches:: —takes the ’(‘;amble 4 B Ince near]y got into ‘a fizht. a "cshweft S;nz‘eri riage; The “wife deckled on a vaca: Two barrels of flour are used'every 't = — - T T Charles Young, is tion of a week without the company.of | week in making: watches: at' a* ‘well- IS e , - t‘!?m‘) !‘; be on, £ ¢ nubby. He forbade it..- She made an | known factory. which. turns out from out Of fiee'mak.lng e job agpin = unexpected and astonishing appeal to KN X N Y XY E Y X)) i this year at the | the court and she won her case. : . 7 2 5 pound sack of Ult.unl.te h ‘f| vig national con- And because the hushand made any | @ @ 000000000 S O S the watgf you use hard or alkaline? fl FREE ith ur me 7 ¥ 4 "9"'“‘1“' and i objection whatsaever she now sues him Then yau can’t make gOOd coffee un- our Wl a purc 'tll'l:r” Nifl:lc.ln:i for a permanent separgtionwand se:| f less the brafid you use is selected, blended and of.a 98 pound sack at T P [ | cures tt—just for thyt like that: ro?fshed "neutralize it and bring out the true ‘|| attended the Kan- A S «coffee fpvor. This flour is milled at Williston, N. D., from No. L hard - || s Gty conyen: i B i ;wpni'l-dl v A ' - fli ' Delcous Coflee o Hlended to brng outthe . ) enn Max, of yile, -Ind, 18 ee fla tte t the water. If wheat. We recommend and: fu“y aitee this flour. S R . three yearsold and “\’mg. Glenn "' usually :":O::hm.lla‘;gm.z a:flwrcffimflml:.:: Use the 5 pound sack; if not utnfnctory return tl;e 98 || New Orieans, % attended* the ‘*"'ksg« it fee—use Nash's Delicious. pound sack for full credll. i8] . . weeks whether Young will be there. | fair ground alid; saw: /£ Try jt—notice its.preserved “hot roasted” fresh | Young 18 officfal .sololst hwn: e _m:vggst e Te's aircloaned—no chaft or dust. - Packed in m“fid [T mmlmml | oy o cmen: "on i, Sut o o TR I o i s LI be wih s fes ndianapolls, No SATURDAY ax /" Your Grocer Selis It pany ‘the band on. a. tour, and appear - Not That wg me of. \ % 3 SPEG'ALS 4 - Maude—You're' -late- ugnln” !' with ;1. at -the convention. He perv haps: is: oné of the best known of the | tired of it! I Wonder Loif a W hm younger singers, and at the Kansa® | can ever marry a man?. N. B. & C. crackers City -copvention, was. In, constant: de-|- fack—Well, . there's 4 lmperhl sodas, small per; else to marry; 4 4 1b. Daisey sodas small 1b. 14c | N. B. & C. large ....14c | PEARS--PEARS $l 50 Youhig. became a member of flu crew of the U. S. S. Loulsville in the 1 : early days’of the World war, having Insects That Sing, 1 at, Per Bushel enlisted In the navi. He then was.| ~Japanese do not care for ¢nts and .. : : l||||llilIlIIHmHIIHl“m““I]I R T R i 9 chosen' ag saloist for tbe famous:band'| orite is a singing nséct, whichi is 2 l‘ g of John Philip Sousa and toured With | kept in & cage that hapgs from '3’9 Oppman s ! ‘[| the bend on: its. nmnrknhle “"“m‘“ ‘eaves- of the house. H Retains._ite fresh flavor in this moisture-proof. container. Brick chgese Ib...... 25¢ campaigns: Although the little creature: dots| §' Sugar 10 1b, for ... .. 80c Following. his d!schnu trom serv- not perform on all occasions, thesount fce, Young. started on an active and | or pajn will at any time-start hin successful “career- ag & public singer. | .j;ping. * o, to amuse’ strangers in\ Phote 928 * Meat Dept. Phone 927 ; Grocery:\Phone > eat Dep e Dot Pancake flour, 2 plcknz-' esfor ........ v....35c ‘T:m on, Alt:, yod :dm He is a member of the American Le- | .y, W F S . Jap home; one of the family will go are (] = 5 glon. and.of. Las. Soctete des. 40_et 81 0" ihe roof and pour down a bucket, Eakes for laneo And thet's T ka1 e o et about a whole box of, because they ain't tough to egt! Come on an’ hurry upl” o Chievaux: - of water to praduce the" dripping sound Pancake flour, bags. .47¢c \ EXPLAINING GRADES IN ARMY | “nr s . | Coffee, €. &. 5. Shoridan As soon as the singing insect hears |f what he imagines to be the real thlng Fahciful and Pretty Tale.of the Origin | b hegins o warbla: s Bullt; 3tk for. . .- .. 1.00 * of Insignia Which Denots M al Ranki 4 1 y f Foley pure. lh-awbgrry h T . . jam, 5 Ib: tin. . ... 1,!9 Fancifol indeed: is the. tale woven -about the selection and-origin of the varipns marks of army insignia. : ' The -story begins with a. tiwo-batred ‘fence, near.a:group of trees. One of these 1s a sturdy oak and another & vptlvar poplar, the tree which grows. to. ‘greatest helghts In our 'fofests. H{ Above this .tree flies an American CLIFFORD'S SPECIALS ¢ . *Celery 2 bunches for 15¢ & “Our Leader” coffee, fresh: tea.sted “The 53‘.’,5:: g e Took, Creamery.. butter, Ib. Memory Lasts,” per lb 43c E| The first step, or first rank oo prints, fresh ana 39¢ Rolled om canister . 25c Rolled osts " bulk. . . ..08c are a taste thrill - "at meals or any time | }Sugar 10'1b. bags. 79c | | Syrupsin pitcher, ““"‘g’oi qt. size. iV, Foleys Corn Fhlkel 3 Bor . ot ey 206 5 ing the-first 5 1bs. for $2.00 .:,‘:fl::e:heo t:::e,x 'nsgmx‘; ndzenotzfl by Brooms, good P"'|°"- 9:;2 1 fl".l‘ht'l because Kellogg’s Corn Flakes are so delmously B the one-bar on. a first Neatenant's: ot gy poa oy GRIR AL ceese 8 1 vored—the, Kellogg flaver that is known ail over SHCCOTASH > PE‘ANUT | shourder. -Another step. up and . the Oleomargine, 3 kinds N the civilized world! You, as well as the little folks, can S dffioer Iag. hia oot an the second bar- Syrup, dark and light 10 eat great bowlfuls of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes day after to chose from special ;. of the fence—the two bars surmounted 15 G b o 47c being indlcated by the two-bar mark | of the captain. =The next stage of the climp upward is - the branches: ot the trees, and the rank’ of major; denoted by the gold oak leaf on the: 2 cans for .25¢ “"BUTTER e 1 Ib. pails each:.25¢ ‘TEA Green in bulk per ~ FRUIT JARS b, .. .45¢ Mason half - gallon PR — per doZi+ ;5 -§1.25 3 - -.ENAMELED:: : i WATERPAILS - WATER PAILS g |24 ‘ _ Each . ... +27c Each $1.00 ’ ; ot Big 4 Naptha soap by || | New gnions .« IGHT HI TERS? ' A L box, 100 bars.....4,75 i ates Néw Beets . inch size $4.201 CIifford & Co. —Phone 160— —Phone 160— We deliver to all parts of the _city. Phone 160 thrills the taste as though it was the first! Penn\lu, frech ronted per §{ : Bacon, squares: freshf|f m. .......0. .00 4c Put Kellogg’s in comparison withi imitation corn stoek 1b. . ......19¢ A flakes! Kellogg’s ‘Corn Flakes ‘are nevet tough or ! =S leathery or hard to eat! ’ Théyart’ the-time crisp, all-the-timeé g B miss such enjoymen fd 7 | ! day—and each sunny-brown, crispy, crunchy spoonful 3 } | e i Brooms, good quali- ty, 4 sewed, special at . 5 g T Flnkes! NONE__A ;hrmour mr Johnathan Apples, a box wrapped, Wash- Unless Humanity. Chinges; “Do you think that the troubles be When you think of coffee tween capital' and labor will eser be| Chase & Sanborn. We permanently adjusted?” - R ] J§ have it. “I don't kriow,” replied Senater Sor- PHONE 94 BRADSETH & WILLEY } ghum. “I'm afraid there will always be people who want work without pay- ing for it and other people who will want pay nmmut working for 1>