Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 27, 1916, Page 8

e e B 2 Y- ' i | , A, . . | ECIAL OVERCOAT SAL E A great exhibit of Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Society Brand Overcoats. These are the s <’ best makes of overcoats, highly tailored and of the finest foreign and domestic weaves in the latest models for men and young men. Come in and get one at this sale. Specially priced at $12.75, $13.75, $16.75, $19.75, $24.95 EXTRA! "y e rorororreonm vy $9,.95 SHAVITCH BROS. Ssuccessors to SCHNEIDER BROS. CO. ,,\j_‘ -_-— 1009 Bemidji Ave. Phone 575-W.| " 1027tf ) - - BLASSIFIEDFORRENT—Furnishedroom, 522 : ) g KKK KKK KKK KK KK KKK 6th St., between Irvine and Miss. 2 . ¥ If you have a room to rent or ¥ FOCTOCOTTTTTTOTOTOToooooooc | _ Ave. 6-111 (> i . ¥ want to rent one—you get the * ‘WANTED FOR RENT—Furnished room. In- X 7 : . * best choice through a Pioneer * * * want ad. Phone 922. quire Mrs. F. Lane, 502 3rd St. 030 PP N N T | WANTED—To rent furnished apart- ment or house for the winter by young married couple who have all the furnishings, such as linen, bedding, dishes and silverware, ete. FOR RENT—Tw om house in Mill Park, furnished. Inquire Ho- Most every woman tel Challenge. 6-111| wants a nice, clear com- Can furnish the best of references, | FOR RENT—Five-room house. A. P“”c:;;.;:g;;;“;,"‘;:;e;';;‘f;: e Room 115, Markham Hotel. 2-1028} Klein. 3-1027| ., alarming extent, and this causes poor WANTED—To trade a forty-acre|FOR RENT—Six-room house. APpDly| circulation which accounts for yellow, farm with barn and large bunga-|__A. Klein. Phomne 744. 3-1027| muddy, pimply complexions which so low, for town property, consisting| FOR RENT—Three-ro#n cottage,| many women are trying to overcome. of 4-room house. Call Lake Shore 1016 As ica Ave. Call 662-J. ‘e, e A ™ 321! Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets hotel. Mrs. Edith Nybo. . 5-1031 WANTED TO RENT—A five to eight LOST AND FOUND. is the one d dable remedy for bad complexions. ;:ey act on the liver and room house from Dec. 1, 1916; will TOST Raser ™ 1 monihs old Tox Tors lease for one year. Preferably in L ot ;:g' dogmll))!llggli :?df‘zhfiz. bowelslike calomel, yet have no dangerous ) s 3 J $oz0 Nymore. Please state terms per| | » o o Return for re-| after-effect. Theyassist nature to throw off fig:;:i Address “Bemidjx,;‘lcllg ward. A. Brose, 317 Minn. Ave. the impurities that get into the blood. They ill surely cl th distress- H y WANTED—To buy second hand coal mm” xlgc::::;i me:fxi:fiml;w?::hemfim Thev w‘" B“y em stove in good condition. Address system, giving a pure, fresh, ruddy skin. The Given Hardware News_.| BELTRAMI COUNTY'S PIONEER HARDWARE NEWS R. L. GIVEN, Editor . N. E. GIVEN, Manager Vol. 11, No. 7 Bemidji, Minn., Oct, 26 Published Weekly Guarantsed | Gas Gompany Buys %E'Zi“mm W08 ) anterns And .Shuvelsi the advertised J. T., clo Pioneer. 6-1031| ‘‘Save a portion of each dollar( They are absolutely pure—easy to take WANTED—To Tent five of six-room |®3rned and you will never want;| and correct constipation. They act quick- lant a tree where you fell one and| ly. cleanse and purify—and make you house, furnished, for the winter. [P y | PR gy Vi ARl g gl i C. W. Clark, Puposky, Minn. your forest will last forever.” We f 4 ist—10c and 25 T 6d-1030 | have secured » quantity of small sav- | ooy (ruggist— ) and Se. J. R. Johnson, who is considered a| 1% o P&V The new gas company which is lay- WANTED—Phone 300. Edward An-|ings banks which we desire to loan careful buyer, always wanting the WEAVE ing pipes for the supplying of gas about the city ordered a big supply of shovels and lanterns. They were delighted they found that the Givem stock was ample to-supply their needs. The two men:on the job are live wires and they will meet with guccess in Bemidji. for the purpose of encouraging - best and most serviceable on the mar-|{ Auts Robes. ket, placed his order at the Given Popular price, ) Huffman_& OLeary derson, if you want to sell furni- ture, stoves, clothing, shoes,|thrift. There is nothing complicated horses, harness, wagons. 1028 | about it. Just come in ahd get one of the little banks, put your money dELP WANTED. in it from day to day and bring it NN rooredih o vur’ SUSIVEVEVYTY 1 WANTED—Girl for general house-|in for deposit as often as you wish. Hardware store for a PEERLESS opul: - UNIVERSAL HEATER. Mr. Jonn-| ReRWier —de- son decided upon this model number| jar guaran- 700 after careful investigation and| tee The most work. Phone 33-F-2. 6-111 | Security State Bank of Bemidji.— we feel proud to have made the sale| ynyugual value WANTED — Night porter. Hotel|AdV-__________ 41027f to him. ever offered in e B | ———— FUBHITURE A"n . Blllm?i‘z;? l:[?::.' A Psnse“nn Fnr cummn W e e R UNDERTAKING {| Lot Of Duck Shooting |-t i emer o at the sensa- tionally low price of $6.75. The moment you examine M OT O R- WEAVE _ytou will want it. WANTED—Bell boy. Hotel Mark- ham. 1017tf HELP WANTED—Bemidji govern- our Hobby ment clerks examinations., Nov. 4. $75 month. Sample lessons free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 23-S. T., ls Good samples of Rochester, N. Y. WANTED—Position by competent our busi- bookkeeper and typist. Nine years nascards, How about a Perfection kerosene heater one of these dreary, damp days. They take the chill off the room and make you feel pleasant. Perfection Black stoves—$4.00. Perfection Blue stoves—$5.00. FIND OUR STOCK COMPLETE. Loggers are finding our stock of tools complete. No waiting to get the H l(.mlhnull Director Phone 178-W or R Ira Clark, whose judgment when it comes to hunting is far above the av- erage, was in and bought some shells and decoys at this store. One can generally bank on Mr. Clark getting the game if there is any to be had. KEEN KUTTERS ARE SMILE PRODUCERS Ask tosee FUNERAL DIRECTOR “TTFOR BALE. FOR SALE—Cook stove, iron couches, hall carpet, buffet library table, s .. .wedding other invitations, - phlets, folders, letter h‘;:;ls, ; “AB . it " How the axe users smile when we goods here. A big stock of Atkins / experience. Address AB,3'11:‘,1;0 VISlléng - o show them one of those Keen Kutter saws, the saw that is guaranteed to £ neer. e cards, > ¥ hand made axes. See them your- suit you better than any other saw. M. E. IBERTSON selves. We guarantee any Keen Kut- ter axe. g ?‘) .~ UNDERZAKER S S, Women Find It Here™” 2 oil st , chairs, kers, inDi s i3 BT | | v sy | WV = || Uses Good Judgment |y prices ara 6 N SN .. ied in stock for your -, “405 Beltrami Ave, g tove Prices Are Goin 5 SALE—S: d pi: 3 will 4 4 e . Household hard f d FOsléll gl}‘enp foicg:s‘}x l;:l:ml:.i::eo. 1;’19 ation. Bemidji, $ kmn- E seription is alw:;swt:tr(;o?xr i‘:):ly;\anz ' in the Given store. Women like to trade here because they generally find what they want. Mrs. Gustaf- son found here just what she was i looking for in wash day supplies. i Among the things referred to and i which she purchased were tubs, boil- er, stand, lines and pins. This is the COMPLETE hardware store of Be- Beltrami Ave. 6-111 FOR SALE_House and Iot at 611 Ge: our figures on that 4th St. Dandy lot, 50x146, with printing you have been small house and shed. Will sell thinking of. cheap for cash or will give terms. Inquire Verne O. Kane, 615 4th St.( snst } | New Type, Latest FOR SALE—Store building and lot, 307 3rd St.; 5 lots and 3 dwelling Style Faces Stanley Smith who gets over the country about as much as any other man in this section placed his orlder for a supply of Certain-teed roofing Stove . prices, like potato prices, are paper with us. Mr. Smith is a man going up. We have two ore’ No- e of good judgment and generally 600 Peerless Universal three-flue base T]le leference knows what he buys. burners at the old price; also one No. 50 Imperial Universal three-flue base Between the Cost of Good Up On Account Of War burner at a bargain price. When midji. houses, cor. 3rd St. and Irvine o e c “ Th t R f these are sold our prices on this line Ave. Make me an offer. Frank and Clleap Prmung nver Il a 00 will be at least $5.00 higher. Uni- Lane. 1030 ) versal stoves and ranges give satis- . 2 FO:: Osx’l‘g‘E;lg‘;‘g% 3300 flaf;ggg is so slight that he who goes (iiert::liln-teed foofingk paper still re-|f8CHOR- © w'" Shflm Sflmfl Nl)w - - H H mains e popular make among users FOR SALE—I1,200-1b. horse, buggy shppplng from printer. to in this vicl:nli)ty. Among thoge who| HORSES TO WEAR OVERCOATS and harness. Owner going away. printer to secure his printing bought a supply was 8. L. Winslow, Del Gron was in the other day and Call Saturday or Monday at Hotel at a few cents less than what who is always particular about get-| How would you like bought one of our fine thirty-thirty Remore. H. B. McConnell. 1021tf Py 1l hardk ting the best. around these days without an over-|rifles. ‘We know he'll be satisfied. FOR SALE—Good big work horses kB worth Y gver —_— coat? Pity the poor horse and come T || makesday laborer wages at cheap as I have my season’s work here for his overcoat.. Storm and about done. Tom Smart, Bemidji, . this unpleasant task. L stable blankets of all weights, sizes i Minn. 106tf P :# your ol ¢ J If want g k at ‘ln “.m"a Fms ASK and at any price, Annmar unlvsrs * Mnmbor FOR EXCHANGE—45 horse gas en- Brlng Sy good wor gine and lath machine, gogod as ton rags--no buttons, bands Pfiw‘h“ are right, get your Do you want an axé handle free?| We have a few second hand base| A. Gwian was initiated into mem; new, both or separate. What have or woolen cloth accepted. job printing We have a lot of hickory double bit | burners that we are offering at a bar- | bership of the Universal stove owj gain. ~ Better come in and give them the “once over.” : — ers in this community after buyin one of the fancy 16-inch Universaly % at the Given store. This makes near- have seen Peterson, the logger, try-| A good lot of saw wedges and|ly two hundred satisfied Universal™ > At This Office : 3 ing for the handles. mauls always on hand. stove -members in this section. ] axe handles and if you can break one we will give you another. Come in and try your strength. You should you? M. Longballa, Bemidji, Minn. 1021tf FOE EERT Pioneer Office ree modern unfu nished rooms for housekeeping. i to stand ’