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4 .Jfe W$h "Wft to be givennthis eveningg 1 5 fyV^v** *AGE EIGHT W\ ory W the Bemidji Fire department WW WL&JL .A.,t. J,-^ LADIES AID FOOD SALE AKBOH DAT OBSERVED Pierre, April 23.School children ^f South pakdta,, today were taught jj^votywrvt JMi$r 4y., "M Governor^ Petfr tforbsck. in a pre* clamation, urged general observance mW6r day by pMmtingslrees lessons on toeing kind to birds. FBEIQHT BATE REARING Bismarck, April %%.Hearings are to be resumed today in Omaha, Nebr., on the complaint of the Roundup Coal company of Omaha, Neb., on the North Dakota Lignite freight rates. The company contends that the rates discriminate upjustly against coal shipped from Montana mines as com pared with coal shipped from the North Dakota mines to' points in TNprth Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota. There will be a dance a Nymore tonight. The music will1 ^'p 'wv, ,\0, FIREMEN'S DANCE TO BE |GSptt EVENT -Proceeds derived from the dance to be give this evenin ame the Atm maA~ lvy rh* loo Bre^ effor i toeing made b* the csTbD^fe to put thid project over and (brink to this city at that time a large number of delegates from every part of the state. A* a reminder of the dance this evening, there is on display with a lavrge sign on each the hook and lad der wagonk in front of the Security l&St ban and the fire engine in front of the First National bahK. flood music and a good time is asOats, sured everyone who attends. All are urged to help secure the 1923 conven tioii. XJAI W AMD ABEL DISCUSSED JThe way of sq plain last night a church, when the evangelist explain ed the difference between the offer fugs brought by Cain and Abel God. Cain and his offering pictures the man who depends upon morality and good works to save him. He was rejected of God. Abel'and his offer ing pictures the man who is trusting only in the blood of Jesus to wash away his sins. Mr. Moyer will preach tonight on "The Second Coming of Christ." The Ladies' Aid of St. Paul's Barley Evangelical church will hold a food sale in the Gas company, office, to morrow afternoon', beginning at 2:30 o'clock. They will have all sorts of strictly home baked articles on sale, including doughnuts, cakes and other articles. JffOOTANA BALLOTING TODAY (By United Press) Helena, Mont., April 23.Mon- tana was balloting on presidential candidates today. Friends of Ma}. Gen'l. Leonard Wood, in view of the fact that Mon tana attired Roosevelt in two nation al elections, were claiming the state's preferential endorsement for Wood. Hiram Johnson, Frank O. Lowden, and^Herbert Hoover all were entered on the Republican ballots. Johhson followers were confident today that big vote cast for Johnson 'in North Dakota and South Dakota in prefer ential primaries would be reflected here. None of the candidates'have made extensive campaigns for Montana's preference. Montana gave Wilson a big maeligible jority in the last presidential elec tion. CWrt. Rye, No. 2 Rye, No. 2 No. 1. Clover mixed Rye straw... Cora i'..-. bet furnish ed by McFadden's orchestra. A good time is assured all who attend. Mrs. B. L. Wood* has re-opened her store a\ Ninth street and America ayenue. BttGlAN BOY JUMPS iHsawpi 1 (By International News Service) Lawrence, Mass., April 23.The remarkable progress in school made by Michael Schoonjans, aged four teen, a Belgian refugee -now: in the sixth grade of the Bruce Grammar school, was called to public attention by further promotion of the lad by the school authorities. Oh Septem ber 4, 1919, he enters* the special school here unable to speak one word of English. In-four"Jumps" he be-: came a sixth grade pupil, notwith standing the fact that he had but scant education in the Belgian schools/ He saw the.Germane ibom bard his home village for fifteen days, finally taking it. His uncle and cou sin were killed by a bomb French plane. *J"v"v''^v'amfro I MONTREAL SWIMMERS ifi- TRADT FOB GAMES fc (By United Press) Montreal, Quebec, April 23. Ipfev George Hodgson, star swimmer, of the mMif. Montreal Amateur Association, is In '!y: traimin for the Olympic trials and is likely to be one of Canada's mermen $ in the Belgian contests. Hodgson won m^-y./ several svents at theMcOiU,Olympic 112 games as did Fran also of W^i- 'Ss-MiAJLA.. who starts active train-' '$$'^.ias for the trials in a few (days. W^A^.ik^\- AXl.:CianW BOXKB /jfe iJfcsttle, Wash.. jLptll*S.*mr U- at Arm- Chicago, April 22.Potato receipts*today, 18 cars. Market Northern Whites,?sacked ^iRSTSffiS^J&SSS: Mixed Red and White and. Wisconsin Bliss Triumphs, $.90 GRAIN AND HAT ration was made Cabbage, cwt. the First Baptist Onions, Hry, cwt to Bemidji Potato MarketAll varieties, bulk, small, tots $3 to $3.25 per bushel. Carload lots, sacked and loaded, $5.50 to $6 per cwt. BEMIDJI CASH MARKET QUOTATIONS. bushel J.. .U.OP-IMO Barley, bushe.... Red Clover, medium, lb 4QC-4ZC Popcorn, pound *-l Wheat, No. 1 ...^2,6^ VEGBTABLiflb. ,,-:,v^?'.S $e.00-*6.0p .f 5.00-f Beans, cwt J6 0^|8.00 Dairy butter, pound .56c Butterfat Tjc Eggs, fresh, dosen MEATS Mutton .18 0 Hogs, lb..... 19c-80 .S2.70-I2.80 .12.60-12.70 ...91C-93C ...11.20-11.48 ...?1.80-$ 1.82 ...fl.84-11.87 .825.00 18.50 ...81.20 8146 VBGETABL1B8 Beans, hand pickea, navy, cwt. $6.00 Potatoes, per cwt Beans, brown, cwt..... Beets, per cwt Carrots, per cwt. Onions dry, per cwt Eggs per dozen Cabbage, ton Rutabagas, per cwt. Butterfat Now Is the TimetoGet Rid of These .-.Ugly Spots Do y^oij' know how easy it is"^ to remove those' ugly spots so that no one will call you freckle-face? Simply get an ounce of Othine, double strength, from your druggist and a few applications should show you how easy it is to rid yourself.of freckles and get a beautiful com plexion. The sun and winds of March have a strong tendency to bring.oat freckles, and as a result more Othine is sold in this month: Be sure to ask for the double strnegth Othine, as this is sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove the freckles. ^iM^j^f-galtE EEM1DJ 1 DAIL PgNBE and bulk, $7 to $7.25 per cwt. Dressed beef, pound........ 12c-14c Turksys, live, pound.w...v40c-46c Old Toms, live, pound..... .'.25c30c Geese, live, pound ,25c30c Duckk, live, lb. v.. 16c-l8t Hens, 4 lbs. and over. 25c S)i. .,f:, H1DBB Cow hides, No. 1, pound. Bull hides, No. 1 Kip hides, Nb. 1, pound. Calf skins, No. 1, pound Deacons, each .f i.76-$2.00 Horse hides, large, each Tallow, pound .10c Wool, bright...... .,-.i.ir. 36c ?--i Quality Shoes For,: ParticularMen That'swhat we are notedfor thevalue isln the better quality. From $7.45 to $9.95 you can buy a pair of shoes here ma^e of genuine calfskin with good oak ^sole$o^^olmioIes^dtTibberheels. The wrlhnanshi s#i Your choic6e: i of many styles Alaek or dark brown pointed, mealuni^ai^d broad toes. I Other Shoe* BEMIDJ I The Store of Economy and Quality 315 MmnesoU Are. Opposite Giro Hardware Co. a ..,i7-18c .14C-16C 22C-25C 30c-32c _-_ Wool, semi bright.......v*.. .26c The following prices were being- paid at Stillwater, Minn., at time of going to press of today's Pioneer: GRAIN AND HAT Veal.......... Wheat, No. 1 |2.80-2.90 Bwt, dressed.... Wheat, No. 2 Wheat, No. 3. Oats Lamb Garlic, lb. Parsnips, per cwt. Squash..cwt...... Packing butter 85-80 ....13.60 8Z.00 ...12.50 ...13.00 ......35c ...185.00 .81 ......7 Mutton, lb .i0c-l6 Pork, dressed .,17c i'^':vV .BiDJ::/ Cowhides, No. 1...... .:i Bull hides, No. 1 Kipps, No. 1 Cajk skins, No. 1......: Deacons TallOw Horse bides Wool, bright.......i".^ paign to organize boxers in every city board, and Clay White, matchmaker in the world in which mitt matches Ifor theNorthwest club, which stages are permitted will result in the form- the principal shows In, this city. ation here recently of the Seattle Box ers' association.. Uplift of the sport is the avowed object. Only bona fide battlers are to the new organization whicb alms to do away with objec tional features of the game, includ ing elimination of the manager and booking agent who thrive on the pro ceeds of bouts. Seattle fight fans, are back of the movement and prominent citizens {hare appeared before meetings of the boxers and made talks. Two of the most ardent boosters of the associ i4re Charl^0*i^Hi, searetair of the Seattle municipal boxing ....l8c, ...i. .7C-14C .....12%-16c 46c ........83.00 ..-'....-..11.00 iiv..i~. ...32c LIVE POULTRy Turkeys, 9 lbs. up 30e Turkeys, small and tidal... .At Value Geese, 12 lbs. up, aUdfat........18c Docks, fat 20c Hens, heavy, 4 lbs and over.a.. .33c Springers, live ...T...^ .26c Hens, 6 lbs up, fat.....,. .^i ..^2c Dressed poultry 8e per pound o*er live stock. ^v Me ..1..18C .^.i^^SSc r. .%i 60 ,..C & c barkens Beautifully and Re- .*&( heavy tea, with sulphur ahdvilcohol fsded hair beautifully dark and lux uriant. Mixing the |Sage Tea? and Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. An easier, way is to get the ready-to-use preparation, im proved by the addition Of other in gredients a large bottle, at'little cost, at drug stores, known as "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound," thus avoiding a lot of muss. While gray, faded hair is not sin ful, we all desire to retain our-tohth* ful appearance and attractiveness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one, can tell, because it does it so nat urally, so evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your' hair, taking one small strand at a time bjitrmorn ing all gray hairs have disappeazed. After anotiier application or two your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant and you appear vears younger. $7.45 to $9.95 :|i|^ iY* lif%^ fe^ ^itjtfl^iUfi BEFOR E eeKfAST i Say* you really feel clean, sweet and fresh inside, and V\' seldom ilL If yoi^ are accustomed to wake up with coated tongue, foul breath or a dull headache or, if your meals sour and ferment, .you^ have a real sur prise, awaiting you. Tomorrow, morning, immediately upon arising, drink a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of lime, stone phosphate in it. This is in tended to first neutralize and then w^sh out of your stpmach, liver, kid neys and thirty feet of intestines.all the indigestible waste, poisons, sour .hfle and toxins, thus cleansing, sweetening ana purifyirig 'the entire "alimentary canal. Those subjects to headaches, back aches, bilious attacks, con'sftipatjon or stomach trouble, are, urged to get .a quarter pound of limestone phos- 88-89 phate from the drug store and begin enjoying this morning inside bath. Just as hot water and soap cleanse, purify and. freshen the skin, so hot water and a teaspoonful of limestone phospbate act on the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Limestone phosphate ite an inexpensive white powder and almost tasteless.. Subscribe ror the Pioneer. .36* Jimmy "Malone, veteran welter weight, is president of the association S=5= COMB SAGE TEA INTO GRAY HAIR WEBMATfil OF THE WORST KIND POSITIVELY RELIEVED Money Back If It Fails "I No matter how chronic, acute dr/lon. UndihK your Rhenmatism, Neuritis, Lum bago, Eczema or Skin Eruptions may be, here at last is positive relief. If it fails, you will not lose a penny, for we will re fund your money without question, s-Read this remarkable case: "It is with great pleasure that I am writing you of the wonderful merits of SUI.FJLUID for Neuritis. My wife has be'eit'a' terrible sufferer for three years from this disease and could not walk without the. use of braces. Her joints were swelled twice their normal size. Her pains were agon* iiing. For two j^ears she was helpless. After using SULFLUID, you can imagine my surprise last evening when she walked from her chamber to the parlor in her stocking feet, the i first time in three years she has. been able to bear weight on .her feet without the use of braces. Thinking this would please y0{ I am, respectfully* BEM. P. WALKER. New York City." SULFLUID is not a medicine. It is used as a bath and is, exactly the ^same as you get in the famous Hot Sulphur -.Springs resorts. It-is. absolutely harmless. A complete treatment will drive all pain away. Try H. If it *ails we will refund your mosey. Booklet on request. E. A. BarbrV 217 Tbinl St. suicrlb foir,?Tae |R!'W(*,a^^i? .vi'/.'-' i MP ASSORTMENT NO. 2 5-pound tin pail Honey v- 3 one-quart jarss Yes, We Deliver -*,^!V V' &1&LA8 BLOCK s|fc-VC*' LOSTLittle girl's ^wrist watch at Grand theatre Wednesday after noon. Leare at Pioneer for re ward. 4-23tf WANTEDPantry girl at, the Mark ham. $d4-26 PASTES AND LIQUIDS THE F. F. DALLEY CORPCAATIONS LTD.. 4 MN^iW^ "0t ASSORTMENT NO. 1 1, 2. 3. 4 12 cans Early June Peas 12 cans Maine Style Corn 12 cans No. 1 size, Tomatoes Total 86 cans, first grade goods, all for. Home Canned Plums 3 one-quar jar Hom Canne Peache i The above combination for........ j.,...,...v...... ASSORTMENT NO. 3 Y^J^^M v.^'- three-pound cartons Mothers Gatsl ^'3 packages Quakers Corn Flakes 3 pkgs Puffed Rice and^3 pkgs Puffed Cor^ Total 12 packages Breakfast Pood for... ::^STME!^^N -21 bars Lenox Soap\il& '.s.'v'.i"V 12barsP& Nap||jiaf^6ap 6 bars Kirk Olive Tplltit'Soap 'V '^rSy~ Picnic Hams 22ic Narrow Strip Bacon, by the slab, per pound.. .32c 'JE ^^tffr. -.'/'K:i-'' *Mrf- A- v.v'r .f'^ '.-i Lasttime forFir^^^^^ No. 2'CaiisFa^aii:Cpm^i^ cans for v. \:^1^M^^S'" 12 cans for. h- FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1*20^ SHO E P0LISHE5 ."V- BEST FOR HOME SHINES.-.-- SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES FOR DENTOne modern furnished .W% room, suitable for gentleman, bl6,$|/$ Bemidji ave. 4-W^fi3gjijj WANTSltKiStore-^oom pp\ at tel Markh^m. Sd4-2|k(,*Ho-JJwJ FOR SALEat ^private sale, house4s$- hold furjture, kitchen utenslls.M tools and garden utensils. IMany^ exceptional bargains. All in good i shape. Call af 121$ iMnnesotap, 4Avenue. Bhek There was a time 5 Wfieii ice-cream was just ice creatti.[ Tho^e days are gone. .mand the:best ]:f::0^,-:^-f^'-~-::^o Sanitary Ice Cream Manufactured uj^ coftditiona possibfe Qn sale at^ leading confectioneries. NUMBERS 3d4-87|^ BUFFALO. N. Y. -.1 ^.l $': i. i a* $':$ fcvft* $m i Mm Wfr l-t? iti JLii. 'Colorado .Honey^S::i1.?^|^ m^pound tin -p#|j4i00| 5r-pound tin pail. .^iJ^fl.3S^ lO^rOund tin^pail ||^.$2*65 2%Ktrt'Mason jar. J|1^^S S Telep) BEMIDffii '~M