Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 6, 1914, Page 2

fialve ‘fanmot nfbre dpportunities | to increase the income from ‘his Tand. But let us look at it from the other side. E A mew country is opened up. Land ‘Telophons 31 . ;s THAterod At th 3¢ office At BeEAAL! is fairly -cheap, and farmers flock abing: ey waiond Bide St r Sudbr ACH | thbre! ey mitet bulld tonsee, barns, of Corlgrees of Marth 3, 1810 Isheds; the material must be hauled a "Published every afterfioch exvept Budsy [long Way, which means a lot of tife/ 3 ,q,.“,qu't (ef..nnn“,% ‘mwg: spent’ wiich might' have been em- ’ ] ) 18] 1al ] Jmown to’ the editor, bat mot ecdasar. |Ploved in productive labor. plowing, 1ly_for publication. ®i harrowing, seeding, harvesting— E i m‘g.?“;fl‘;g‘fi“}é:’ifi .{fi,’: th EZ‘;;‘,‘,’{",?‘:;E thus giving the settler a better start i 0] acl 0 L ¥ o 3 publieation in the current jeste m;?;fi':;;‘;_;:fi“ had Gegn e #ritisoription Rates In the meantime he must live.:He) gue month byicarriers, needs flour, sugar ~and other gro- 9 | certes, “Mhese must also. be carrled-a 16hg ‘ditance. If therehad been a sk me. :::‘" :h.l‘::mmy o8 town a Téw miles away he would not the Baws OF the week. Bublished vecy [HaVe o #pend so mhich e on the :‘fi‘,‘;‘.""}’u“"’i Asht Dbtage Pald to anYrond, and tgain more prodibtive la- i ’ = | bor ‘'Would have been the Teauit. THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN | v me back to the ame praposi- ADVERTISING 'BY THE tion. The town ‘always 2 T land ‘more valuable—and the better the town, the gréater will be the value of the surrounding territory. Isn’t it ‘worth our ‘while to do everything we can to make our home town ‘a better town, a more progres- ‘Elve town, a more proepeérous town? N " GENERAL OFFICES * NEW. YORK AND CHICAGO IMNCHESVIN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES bt bl e Twenty-Six Million Dollars Per Adté . In New York City there are sever- al pieces of property which must be; covered twice over with gold dollars ibefore the amount will pay for the ground alone. 5 Six ‘hundred 'dollars for a square foot of land! Just figure-out in 'your own mind how much an acre would be worth at that rate. There are 4840 square yards or 53,660 square feet, so that an ‘acre would cost'over 26 millions of dollars—$26,136,000.. 00 to be exact. ‘What makes the land so valuable? You can'’t raise anything on it, for most of ft is either sand or rocks. And still it is held at $600 a square foot. When you take a step on it you have covered $1,800 worth of land! Out on the prairies of North Dako- ta you can buy fertile land for $20.00 to $26.00 an acre—virgin land on which a bumper crop of wheat can be raised. And still the 'New York sand lot—usless except for one pur- ‘pose—costs over a million times as much, ‘What makes the difference? Just this—within an hour’s jour- ney from the New York sand lot, there are over seven million people who earn their living and pay out thelr money for things to eat, to ‘Wwear and to use, for necessities and for luxuries, while you may travel for miles on the North Dakota prai- rie, without seeing ‘a person. = Wherever people congregate, real estate values advance. This has'becn the rule from time immemorial when man first ¢omenced to own property. The greater the mumber of people, whose wants ‘and desires must be fill- ed, the greater will also be the value of the land. The farther away you get from| a town ‘or city, the less valuable will be the land—everything else being ‘equal—-because ‘the benefits acctuing to the owner ‘of that land decreases in the same irate 'jas the distance o increases—and often more.- It 'costs him' more to ‘dispose ‘of what he pro- dutes ‘on his 1and. His'haul is Tong- er. "Thiére is'more ‘wear ‘and tear on His team, ‘harness and Wagon. So 'tong ‘a8 he canniot move his pro- perty ‘nearer town, the only thing he can ‘do to. make it worth more, is to make the town come nearer to him —in other words, do what he can to make it progper and grow. Theére is no uncertainty about the proposition. A. good, live town always increases ‘the value -of .the surrounding terri- tory. ‘What makes a live town ‘Busingss—and only business. 1¢ the retailers in a town do not prosper the town is dead. If they prosper the town prospers. As the town ‘prospers and grows in number || of inhabitants the demand for things iproduced on the farm becomes great- || or. L#irger '¢ilantities of butter, | eggs, chickens, produce of all 'kinds ‘are ‘consured-=all / givihg the pro- — [ s —. ‘DRINK HOT TEA! aarabonanong twinges, Stomach, R R RGP R KK KKK EXPIOKIONS & ERERKEEE R KKK KK The fact that the néw primary law) has been wpheld by the court ' will ‘doubtless ‘make some of the politi- clans sick -at heart.—Redwood Falls un. irritation. ounces of pharmacy —— ‘When the high cost of living comes down ‘the farmer will'be the first to ealize its effects. And the realiza- tion will not bring much joy.—Park Rapids Enterprizge, oy It is said that over 200,000 Cana- dian immigrants will return to the states again. They went there under the impression that the opportuni- tlés ‘Were great, but now they have discovered their mistake.—Morris- town Press, then act flush clogged kidneys and stimulate no longer men and s There were a number of speeches made at the Democratice love feast hbld in Minneapolis, but 'the one that aroused the greatest enthu- sfasm and held out the greatest hope was that of Boss Lynch, who said: “There is @ chance for Democrats to land some postoffices” For brevity— and good cheer—it carried off the flag—Stillwater Gazette. e Sears & Roebuck & Co., have jusi fssued their annual statement, and declared a dividend of 21.17 per cent on their $40,000,000 of common |} stock. The man who thinks he is get- ting goods cheap by patronizing a |, ‘mail order house has another guess ¢oming. There are few merchants anywhere making an ‘annual pyofit of! 21 per cent.—~Grand Rapids Herald- ‘Review, Mayr's Is Reco! AR E S R RS LR R E R R S8 * NYMORE * TR KKK KKK KKK KK KK Nymore will have a full socialist ticket at the village election March: before they fe praise. 'Go t tlone it will be the mogt closely con- tested election in the history of the village. E. E. Grant, formerly a conductor on the M. and I. has been renewing|er's Drug acquaintances in Nymiore this week. | where. Eree book on The lTowa Dairy Separator ‘Solid--Substantiui--Durable Get 'a ‘small package “of Hainburg Bréist Ten, or ua the (Giiian foiks ‘Quality In Construction call it, “Hambui Brust Thee,” at any ¢ Y Pharmacy. Takea tabletpoontal bf tho Workmanship 2 tea, put a cup of boiling water wpen ] | it, ‘pour ‘throtigh a ‘8leve and drink -a ‘teatup il &b ‘any ‘tithe difing the day or before rretiring. Tt is'the most Convenience ‘with diptheria, "“The Title Blade girl Tke o gléns of Balts'to P Kidneys It ‘Bladder ‘Bothets ‘you—Drink which should Sonvitite ‘you ‘that 'you' will ‘soon be'well and:|} strong, free you from pain and suffering and give you a'sound ‘and healthy ‘Stomach, as it has h .| done in thousands of other cases. Wheeve: 10th. According to present indica- |is taken you will hear nothing bist the highesi’ great results it has been accomplishin, of people he knows drsend to Geo. H.| Chemist, 15+15 Whiting St., Chicago, ., for s Cleaning Arrangemerit’ 80hool by the S, | efd Monddy. : EAT LESS MEAT | Iy tmfgoved, i, Hoott's Sutiday sohoo] ol 11 "be entsrtained Wednesas after @ business trip to Brain- ‘Mre. Bernard ;Lane: spent Friday @ Satrirdsy in Breferd visiting hér er Mrs. McKenna. ADril ‘1st. 7,620 'additional lots of water. . Eating 'meat 'regularly “sventual- | ¥ ly produces kidney trouble in some form or other, says a well-known au- thority, because the uric acid theat excities the kidneys; come overworked; get BlugEINh; | EEEE— e clog up and cause all corts of dis-|i™ tress, particularly backache and' mis- ery in the kidney region; rheumatic in they be- ‘sévere ‘headaches, acid constipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladder and urinary The 'moment your ‘back hurts or kidneys aren’t acting right, orif bladder bothers you, get about four |f Jad Sa is from any good. ; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will fine. This famous salts is; made from the -acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to them to normal activity; also to meu-~ tralize the acids in the urine so it irritates, thus ending blad- der disorders. Jad Salts' cannot injure anyofie; makes a delightful effervescent thia-water drink which millions of li- women take now and then to keep the kidneys and urinary or- gans clean, kidney disease. STOMACH SUFFERERS thus avoiding serlous| Wonderful Stomach Remed; mmended and Praised By I was a sick man foi about three monthi Caused from Gall Stone of the Liver and was tol by three of ourmost prony inent physicians that ] would have to submit ;.8n operation to get reli ‘butheard of your Wonden || ful Stomach Remedy and secured a full treatmeni and took it according t¢ directions mfln’gl ssed hundreds of Gall Stones Since taking your mm: icine I work regularly ) J lon't feel any {ll effects. Iam praisi = Rémedy to all my Friends, the highest praise. B Sufferers of Stomach, Liver and Tntestinal Ailments are not asked to take Mayr’s Wonde: ng ye I think it's worthy ol LEY,Roanake,Va." Reniedy for Weéks and mont oel berefited. Just try -one doses make you feel better in health, rever it o'your druggist—ask him about the in cases layr. Miz. Stomach Al thentddnd muny grate tored ful lettess from people who have been res! For sale ™ Bem1dji, Minn., by Bark- Store and Drugglists every- of Operation effective way to break & cold and@étire grip, a8 it opens the pores of the skiny relieving ‘congeation. Also loosens'-the bowels, thus breaking up-a'cold, Try it the next time you suffer from | & cold ‘o the’ grip. und ‘éntirely “Vegetable, ‘théreforé ‘sale: +and-harntless, RUB RAEUMATIH FRON STIF, AGHNG JONTS Rab Soreness from joints and miuscles] with a small trial bottle of i old Bt. Jacobs Ol ’ Stop “dosing” Rheumatism. 3 I's pain only; not one case in Mtyi ‘réquires intérnal treatment. Rub'sooth-| ing, penetrating “St. Jacobs Oil” right| on thé “tender spot,” and by thé time you ‘#dy Jack Robinson—out comies thei rheumsatic pain. “St. Jusob’s Oil” is 'a harmless rheumatism cute which never wfih and doesn’t burn the skin. Itz 2 R‘é})om of the U. 8. Agricultural Bureau “was fed to'stock in butter fat last year. EMsy to clean; low-down 'supply tank; Akimmer. * 500 1bs. or 250’ dtitats Tier hour. .. /850 1bs. or\325quarés ver hour. . ‘850 1bs. or 425-quarts er hour Let us show you hdw ‘the .b;hwll'h‘té'rch'ln Take it-on ‘trial 'againet all oftiers. “from drug “stor & moment ¢ youl 24" tros > Hom Ay, AeHen and ‘stiffness. -Don'd —suffer! —Rub rheuma- Him“wway, Cheap, Interior goods may appeal for a time to the unthinking “faftner Who 18 ‘over-unxious to eave a few-doHars-at first cost, but j tany''a’ farmer tias learned by ‘costly experience that inferiority, It is inexpendive ‘especially in a oream -separator, is dear at any. price. Thak is Just why the “Iowa” is'the'best one'to buy. p 4The day you:put an “Iowa” “on your farm will marlk the ‘bégin- “ning of added profit for your cows, easy dairy work, pure and sani- tary cream and milk—in Bhort, perfect cream separator satisfaction. ‘Get all the cream from your milk before you feed-it-to your stock. Get an “Iowa” and’save your shire of this waste. show that /$15,000,000 it g Hight “funning, cidsest i i ment on 2nd floor will be completed, square feet of floor space hasibeen added to |° the store.—Adv. R IR K XK KK K ok bt * “MALCOLM R H KK KKK KK KKK KA Albert Miller was to Carmel Ties: ‘G, /AL Bbfison ‘started for Thief River Wednesday with two teams: than has the bank. ligitimate . proposition. A. Bridgeman and J. o1, | CLUETT YEABODY'& CATROYNY. - AT I S IS Pete Ebbesen went with him. Mr. Torshianson went to Carmel ‘Wednesday. Joseph Stumwall' was badly burned ‘{about the head Wednesday afternoon. He '§g'‘getting along micely. Mr. Cuntis came from Thief River Falls Tuesday to stay on the claim a while, 'WHITNEY BROWN In charge of the Credit Department of the Barker Drug and Jewelry Store I'have moved my store to:321 [linnesota avenue Do You Pay Your Honest Debts? In our last talk on credit we told you that if your credit was good at atl it was good at Barker’s. to kefi this in 115'i11(1, Do not get the impression that we are funning in opposition to the banks, for we are not. We appreciate the fact that the bank is the place to go to bor- row money. - We know, because we speak from experience. Men who borrow money at hanks are generally pretiy careful about keening their credit good. ing they are not so careful with the merchant. Because the merchant has paid less attention to his credits’ ‘We still want you Generally speak- Why? Most merchants do a credit business, because, by so do- ing he learns to know his customers better and the courtesy thus exchanged is mutual. We have found that sympathy and courtesy are legal tender in every clime and irrespec- tive of whether the words are written or spoken. Many a writer has walked straight into the liking and confidence of the prospective customer with the utterance of his opening paragraph merely by the use of a courteous, sympathetic phrase or paragraph. With these you can an- nounce your purpose on even terms of dignity with any Indifference is transformed into interest by the magnetic power of sympathetic tact. ‘We realize that a prospective customer’s mind is a castle that cannot be carried by storm nor taken by stealth, but that there is a natural way of approach and a path with eagy entrance open to the writer who knows how to use the magical force of sympathy and courtesy. When. you abuse your credit at the bank they tell you so. When'you abuse it at this'store we’ll advise you. Yes, we’ll do more than that. We will take you to the bank and use our efforts with the banker to loan you the necessary amount in order that you might clean up your account with us. We offer to do this because we believe you will consider it fair treatment and that you will appreciate it. Barker’s Drug and Jewelry Store The farmer’s friend ‘store and everybody’s store ““Bemidji, - For Price of Lots, INQUIRE OF ° 'BEMIDII TOWNSITE & IMPROVI Capital Bank Bullding Groceries & Merchandise PHONE 180 4 EMENT CO. any, ol [five Dollars, lated in and by :flow at B ¥ issue, cash with copy. % Regular charge | % ad taken for less than % cents Phone 31. e e e e e L SR S R RS R R RS SRS SR % One-half cent per word per #%|#« One-half cent per word per % % | % issue, cash with copy. * rate ome %|¥ - Regular charge % cent per word per insertion, No ¥{+¥ cent per word per insertion. No 10: %) &-ad taken for +%| % cents Phone 31. SRR R R R R R R SR SRR s R RS RS R RS2 RS £ rate onc % than 10 & * HELP WANTED general housework: Mrs, Al. Jes- ter.1218 Bemidji avenue. WANTED—Girl for general House- work. Mrs. A, Lord 903 Beltrami _avenue. - ‘WANTED- —-At once, chamber mald and dishwasher Great Northern Hotel. WANTED—Girl Markham hotel. WANTED—Dishwasher Lake Shore Hotel. WANTED-—Table . hotel, for = scrub work walter . Nicollet FOR SALE "Park addition. Very attractive proposition enquire Berman Insur. rance agency, O’Leary-Bowser Bldg. Phone 19. FOR SALE—Full blood Rhode Ts- land Red coclirals, J. H. French Tel. 686-2. FOR SALE—Potatoes in 5 bu. lots fifty cents. Iver Myhre telephone 727-13. FOR SALE—Good team weight 1400 523 6th St. 834, ) cheap Phone WANTED. WANTERoom, man of refinement desires a room or room and meals in a place where persons are so- ciable. Give name and other par- ticulars. address Z, care of Plo- neer., WANTED—Front sitting 3 Sleeping room adjoining, private family give full particulars. John M. Wiley, general delivery. WANTED—One or two: good fresh cows. Tel. 679-6 or address, F. M. Freese, Bemidji,Minnesota. the water. 600.00. wood land tural'meadow. from Hines, on good road, Nice River and Lakes. hundred cords of birch and tamar- = This will make an id- 2 eal stock farm, and if taken soon { ean be had for $7.50 per acre, cash, balance back on the land at 6 per cent ‘interest, to suit pur- ‘Write V. M. Owen, Hines, | ack wood. chaser, Minn. cream route. interest 6 per particulars call on or address A. Kaiser, Bagley, Minn. FARMS FOR SALE. WANTED=—Good competent girl for (FOR SALB—76 and 30-100 acres on famous twin lakes, one of ihe best locations in Minnesota for a sum- mer home or resort, having lake front and nice high banks with fine ‘grove of Norway pines mnear Good 1level clay land -&bout 100,000 feet of good pine timber and 100,000 feet of hard wood timber on the land. miles from Hines and Tenstrike ‘and on good wagon road. fishing in these lakes. taken with the timber $600.00 down and. if taken with timber reserved, $1,-. 200.00. $400 down and balance on time at 6% interest. V. M. Owen, Hines, Minn. FOR SALE—One 4 room houso Mill | FoR SALE—320 acres of good hard clay soil Only FOR SALE—The S.W. 1/ of the S. of Sectfon 21-146-32. This forty has a fair house and barn -and a few acres under cultivation and is-on a malil, Price acre. Time given to suit purchaser cent, telephone and Only six Fine Price, 1t oo, §1,- Address some Da- six miles near Several % $20.00 per For further FOR SALE—120 acres about 500 cords wood half hay land on ‘good stream one mile from & town terms liberal price 12 1-2 pr. ‘acre. W. G. Schroeder. farm land, MISCELLANEOUS \ Read Ploneer want ads. FOR ‘RENT FOR, RENT—Two partly ‘modern houses. Inquire C. D. Lucas. FOR RENT—b6-room house. P. A. Nelson. Phone 117, FRECKLES February and ‘March Bring Out 'Un- .sightly Spots. How to Remove Easily The woman - with Inquire tender skin dreads February and March Hecause they are likely to cover her face with ugly freckles. No matter how thick ‘her veil, the sun and winds have a strong tendency to make her freckle. Fortunately for her peace of mind the recent discovery of a new pres- cription, othine—double strength, makes it possible for even those most susceptible to freckles to keep their skin clear and white. No matter, how_stubborn a case of freckles you have, the double strength othin should remove them. 7 Get an ounce from,your druggist ‘and banish the freckles. Money back if it fails. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Default having made in the payment of the sum of One Hundred Thirty-six claimed to be due and is due at the date, of this notice upon a certain Mortgage, duly executed and delivered by Wil Byrne, a single man Mortagor, to Ray S. Esty Mortgagee,- bear: % uted, at law or othéerwise, to Tecover the'debt secured by sald Mor- tgage or any 5&“ thereof. NOW THEREF( o sale of the premises described in and [ conveyed by said Mortgage, viz: The East half of the Southwest quar- ter'and the West half of the Southeast || quarter of section number twenty-nine (29) Township -no. one hindred forty- geven (117), North of range thirty (33) West of the fifth principal merid! and, the taxe; n said premises, and Twent Attorney’s fees, as stip said Mortagage in cas foreclosure, 'Ed the disbursements| ed by law; subject to redemption ear from the day of rovided by la Dated February, 18 A. HN GIBEON, ; g Mort, 3 s gagee, each, FOR SALE—Typewriter ribbons for | every make -of typewriter on the market at 50 cents and 76 cents Every ribbon ' sold for 76 - cents- guaranteed. P promptly filled. Mail orders given ! the same careful attention as when you appear in person. The Bemidj! Ploneer Office Supply Store. 'hone orders | Pohne 31. Insurance, DU More than $100,000.00 recently expent onlmpm—ub ents, 250 lno-u.“’l; Mv‘l.ae convenience: Luxurious ‘restaurants and Palm Room, l-‘lbsl'flila ‘B‘m‘ Jobby “and public advertising. ADVERTISERS—The great siate of North ‘Dakota offers unlimited op- 1 portunities for business to classi- fied advertisers. advertising medium in the Fargo | ‘Daily ‘and Sunday Courler-News the only seven-day paper in the ‘state and the paper which carries the ‘largest ‘amount of classitied The Courier-News covers North Dakota like a blank- et; ‘reaching all ‘parts of the state the day of publication; it Is the ‘paper to use in order to get re- sults; rates one cent per word first insertion, ome-half cent per word succeeding insertione; Der line per-month, Courier-News, Fargo, N. D, FUNERAL DIRECTOR |M. E. IBERTSON UNDERTAKER and "COUNTY CORONER Phibbs & Cross Markham Hotel Bldg. Bonds, Loans aad City By We give our patrons and soliels the assurance of the FSonal sttention to al I patronage 6 best service, - T THE SPALDING UROPEAN PLAN Dflu&h‘i Largest .-f Best Hotel %, ‘rooms | Cost ' Littie---Accomptish Much —Do— .Ploneer Want Ads. The recognized fifty cents Address the Rentals roperty TA akBuffes| i mish. 1 700ms| and .