Bemidji Daily Pioneer dated December 19, 1916

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OEGTION ONE ~¥OLUME XIV. NO. 303 BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA, TUESDAY EVENI.IG, DECEMBER 19, 1916. 3 i FORTY GENTS PER MONTH 508...

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m we own them. It PAY'AE' i ln-uuuuthu are the terms. We are to help yousecure a heme of your own. Bemldil Townsite &...

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i) TRAINING CHILDREN. - & ~ [ZXEEX XX R X R 0‘*0**4****#**06*: [ . k3 # More lies are tbld by mothers, % fathers and nurses

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— ”r..‘ 2 e, 3 s . %»%%m HOUSEWIVES Wish to Know Smart Afternoon Gown ‘The handsome afternoon gown here-' with shown is...

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oI Novelties In Wedding Cakes. Quite a novelty in wedding cakes Was seen at a recent fashionable wed- dfias. The cake weighed

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‘and co-pperation; | i ,THE BEMIDJT PIONEER PUB. co. Q. E. CARSON E. X. DENU TELEPHONE 922 Entered at the postoffice at....

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Epe . COUNOIL, OITY Ordinance No. $7 establishi; Gl‘ippY : Weathel' “ nm.n. m., WOV. a7th, l‘lnes was :ea,dothe see:or;lg...

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shoe the wild mare, hot cockles, the white loaf, bob apple, puss in the corner, besides card playing for counters, nails and

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TUESDAY. DECEMB! 19, 1916, Boston Pencil Pointers $1.00 and $1.50 Moore’s Fountain Pen $2.50 aad $3.80 - == , j simulate...

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THIS MAN HAD TO TRY TWO OR THREE TIMES BEFORE HE LEARNED TO TAKE A SMALL ENOUGH CHEW Dr. Alexis Carrel, Famous s‘"‘“m and...

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%pthér’s i_)oll Story New Year's Eve ce upon a time a nice family of dolls thought it would be great fun to ‘- haye a New...

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B i CLASSIFIED WANTED A AR AN BN A P PP D AP RARN RS WANTED—For wood sawing Phone 635-J. 6-1223 HELP WANTED. e e WANTED—Girl

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' SECTION TWO "THE BEMIDJI D 'VOLUME XIV. NO. 303 SR SR & ) S ’ Ly 4 ) iy (A A i 1o BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA, TUESDAY EVENING,...

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i Worfli Knowing When dampening clothes that have become too dry for Ironing use warm water. It penetrates more quickly than

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Into Something Useful A FEW SUGGESTIONS ICY-HOT BOTTLES AND CARAFES— A large assortment to select from. Prices $1.50 to...

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R ; THE STAFF OF LIFE BREAD Our Bread is peculiarly the Staff of Life Because it is Pure Bread ' Clean Bread Rich Bread Our

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In the Arena of Sports Wilde, Flyweight Champion Jimmy Wilde, flyweight champion, is ‘Bngland’s most successful fighter. e is

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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION- ERS, DECEMBER 5TH, 1916, The Board of County: Commissioners met in adjourned seasion December...

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P ‘ng:'?n Clem%ntaon, lla%&g}k :r' nman and gravel cl B S R'H No 82 Sroreuissnns 18725 Earl McTavish, labor, setting stakes,

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| days were getting shorter and shorter, the nights longer and longer, the people feared. that the sun would ecease to shine.