Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 30, 1916, Page 4

CLASSIFIED SCCTCTTTTTTCTOTTOOCS: WANTED MALE HELP Sectional Plate Auto Tire Chains Best anti-skid chain on the mar- and Only those who mean busi- ness, and can furnish first class Union ket. terms. ‘Write for territory references need apply. Chain Co., Minneapolis, Minn. 5d-15 45¢ per hour and three helpers 30c per . 2-1230 WANTED—Three carpenters hour. Olson & Anderson. WANTED—Agents wanted for the Quick Detachable TH: SCOOP Nov KNOW THS BN LSS WANTED—Competent girl for gen- eral housework. Mrs. W. K. Den- 1227t WANTED—GIrl for general house- ison. work. Apply 703 Bemidji Ave. d-1229t¢ WANTED—Good wash woman for Call 108 Sixth St. 1228tf-nc - WANTED—Second hand auto. Phone two persons. Mathew Larson, Nymore. 6d-13 A =SS WANTED—Dining room and kitchen girl. Inquire at Erickson I‘;gt:lé 249. - WANTED—Chambermaids and serub girls at Markham Hotel. 2-1230 WANTED—Cook at Challenge Hotel. 3d-13 FOR SALE. PSRN v tlvevrorv b VEVREE S S FOR SALE—161 acres of land, 10 miles north of Bemidji, in Sec- tion 26, Township 148, Range 33. The land is surrounded by three lakes and has 50 acres of lake frontage. For further information write to L. S.. Frisch, Chisholm, Minn. 14 FIRE SALE—Not damaged by water or smoke, several farms near Be- midji, for sale or exchange. See us at once. Office over Security Bank. THE LONGBALLA LAND 0., BEMIDJI, MINN. 2-1230 FOR SALE OR TRADE—-Seven-room house and two 50-foot lots, 11th St. and Morris Ave. Will trade for farm property. Address E. W, ojo Pioneer. 6d-15 FOR RERT. FOR RENT—Modern e)gcept four room stucco cottage. Sandland at Blooston’s Store. 3-1230 FOR RENT—& modern rooms for housekeeping cheap. 1009 Be- midji avenue. Phone 575-W. 1220tf. FOR RENT—Storage room. I can furnish good storage room for fur- niture and goods. C. E. Battles. M-S tf FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. Phone 747 or call 512 5th St. 5d-14 heat, See . LOST ~ TOST—Silk bag between high school and down town. Return to Pio- neer for reward. 1-1230 PROGRAM OF ROYAL GWENT MALE CHOIR D. Owen Jones, advance agent for the Royal Gwent male choir that is to appear at the Methodist church the evening of January 4, was in Be- midji today. Mr. Jones is also a singer of exceptional merit and for two years sang with the Gwent ag- gregation. The tentative program to be heard here is: PART I Chorus—(a) ‘““Comrades in Arms” (Adams); part song—(b) “When You and I Were Young, Maggie” (Stephens) Ensemble. Song (a) “Mary” (Richards); song—(b) “A Little Bit of Heaven” (Bail) Mr. Dewi Michael and Mr. Sidney M. Davies. Trio—*“The Ticklers” (Martini) Messrs. Waldin, John and White. Part Song—(a) “A Father’s Lul- laby” (Wiske); part song—(b) “Awn I Ben y Yydda Fawr” (Welsh, by Davies) Ensemble. ! Duet—(a) “Excelsior” (Balfe); duet—(b) “The Moon Has Raised Her Lamp” (From Lily of Killarney) Messrs. John and Davies, Messrs. Michael and Jones, Song—(a) “Jimmy Law” (bur- lesque oratorio, by Griffiths) ; song— (b) “The Deathless Army” (Tro- tere) Mr. Gwylim Davies, Mr. George Hopkins. Chorust — “Jolly Fellows” (Dr. Ryhs Herbert) Ensemble. PART II (a) French National Anthem, “Marseilles,” (Lisle); (b) Irish Mel- ody, “Eileen Alannah,” unaccompa- nied (Batchelder) Ensemble. Song—(a) ‘“Roses” (Adams); song (b) “The Sunshine of Your Smile” (Lilian Ray) Mr. W. R. White; Mr. Ernest John. . Chorus—(a) “The March of the Men of Harlech” (Richards); part song—(b) “Carry Me Back to Old Virginy” (Arr Perkins) Ensemble. Song—(a) “The Trumpter” (Dix); gong—(b) “The Admiral’s Broom” (Bevan) Mr. Ben T. Jones, Mr. Tre- bor Stratton. Quarette—(a) “Laughing is Con- tagious” (Root) Messrs. Waldin, Stratton, John and White. Quarette=—(b) “Go, Ask Papa” (Parkes) Messrs. Michael, Sargent, Jones and Hopkins. . Chorus—*“The Hallelujah Chorus” (Handel, Arr Geo. Oakey) Ensemble. Welsh National Anthem (James) Soloist, Mr. Trebor Stratton and En- semble. $ Finale. PASTOR RETURNS. Rev. Osmund Johnson, pastor of the First Scandinavian - Lutheran church, returned, last evening from Cypress and Brevig, Cass where he had conducted services. county, cannot overcome conditi TOURNAMENT OF ROSES AT PASADENA NEW YEAR’S DAY (By United Press) Pasadena, Cal.,, Dec. Tournament of Roses, Pasadena’s beautiful and unique mid-winter fete, will be the big attraction New Year’s day and thousands from every state in the union are here, clad in summery garments, and enjoying a floral festival possible only in Sunny Southern California at this season. The floral parade at 10:30 Monday will find thousands at points of van- tage along the line of march for the procession of beauteous splendors. Roses, violets, carnations, gerani- ums—all products of Southern Cali- fornia’s outdoor winter—will be massed and banked in every conceiv- able form in scores of floats; myriads of blosscms will be showered upon the spectators by pretty girls in filmy costumes, and school children, marching clubs, bands and other or- ganizations will add their share to this mid-winter festival of flowers. In the evening, a grand ball, at- tended by the social leaders of the Pacific coast and the East, will bring the glorious day to a joyous close. 30.—The AMERICAN BIG GAME HUNTERS GOING AFTER AFRICAN LIONS (By United Press) Cleveland, Dec. 30.—Two of Col- onel Roosevelt’s big game hunting companions in Africa—Clifford Ful- ler and Kenyon Painter, are going back after the lions as soon as the British war measures are relaxed, Fulled told the Northern Ohio Fish & Game association at its convention here today. Fuller said the Germans and Brit- ish have been so busy shooting each other that the lions have been left alone and are multiplying rapidly. Fuller has been discussing the sit- uation with Paul Rainey, showman and loin hunter de luxe. Painter isi a millionaire sportsman of this city. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank very kindly the many friends and neighbors who rendered their assistance in allevi- ating the cares during the illness and following the death of our mother, Mrs. Sarah Speelman. —Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Dickenson, —Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Speelman. 1-1230 Chronic Catarrh is Curable Nothing is more istreszing to the sufferer and hisfriends. Chroni catarr] .u'[a it-%l{y nunih-:i l‘uél( hll a local ul:u.fiim. nly & constitutional treatment will overcome systemi Local treatments sometimes help the acute manifestal mwmu&dnm; " Ep s PERUNA HasHelped Thousands Itisa foe to catarrh. The vols s oo gk Thachner ey, o owscr up the g.:-fiun. restores thestrength, and helps put the systemin UB REPORTER o= RASINGCNOUR HAND AND it is predent throughout the body, though) ic catarrh, Peruna has special value in catarrh: It gives vitality to the restores tone o the es and enables these to per- | form their functions, fn many cases its - benefits begin at once; and it fails when treatment is continued properly. ‘The Peruna Medical Department willbe m €0 assist you to gvercome L doctor’s advice is free. Don’t delayg) ent. THE PERUNA CO., Columbus, &, ! WILL LOSE SUPERINTENDENT. W. E. Peik, who is the superintend- ent of the Blackduck schools, has an- nounced that next year he will be- come superintendent of the Tracy schools. During his administration in Blackduck he has given excellent satisfaction and his announcement is received with general regret. He will succeed a superintendent of 25 years service at Tracy. SLIDE ABOUT READY. Work is being pushed with all pos- sible speed on the new toboggan slide being erected by the Carnival association at the foot of Tenth street on the lake, and it is hoped to have slide ready for use tomorrow or New Year’s day. BRIEF OBIT. Mrs. Sarah A. Speelman, who died Thursday noon in Bemidji, was born in, Chicago August 11, 1849. She attended college at Mount Vernon, Towa. On Nov. 16, 1869, her mar- riage to J. A. Speelman took place; and in 1895 they moved to Buena| 3 Vista. \ PREACH AT HEART LAKE. Rev. J. H.'Randahl, pastor of the Swedish ~ Lutheran - church, will preach at Heart Lake tomorrow and there will be no services in the Swed- | ish Lutheran church in Bemidji with the exception of Sunday school. HERE ON VISIT. Misses Esther Peterson and Myrtle Hanchett went to Bemidji Wednesday evening for a few days’ visit with relatives and friends.—Northome | Record, Dec. 29. Phone 206 The Cash Quality Grocery S. T. Stewart, Prop. This is my first Special Advertisement for CASH only, which will take effect Monday morning, Jan. 1st, 1917. The prices given below are not on cheap goods, but on quality goods. My inten- tions are not to cut prices. on groceries, in fact, it can’t be done at the present time on quality goods, as merchandise has advanced in price, as you all knew. The sale on BREAD will only be geod for three (3) days. will be of interest to you. If you want your Quality Groceries at a reduced price, get one of my COUPON BOOKS and save 2 per cent on your grocery bill to start with. They cost from $1 to $20—less the 2 per cent. Get in the habit of paying cash for everything you buy, as it means money to you. I don’t expect to make more money on this new cash basis plan, but I do expect to save more money for my all ‘ready fcr you. customers. Read these cash prices and you will agree with me. Fancy Delicious Apples -Fancy Winesap Apples 10 lbs. Apples Florida Crape Fruit NOW ! hox $2,0 ......................... 52¢ Medium size €c Large size....8¢c Jumbo size. .. 9¢ California Oranges, Navels Size 100—perdoz.. ........oovviiiiiinnn Size 176—per doz.. .. .......oovieniiannnn Size 816—perdoz.. ..o Size 252—per doz.. . . . Malaga Grapes, per lb. Cranberries, fancy, perlb................. 11c Coffee | Bread | fer opening sale only, at only H Head 1 Rice p; }3lbs.23c Golden Breakfast Wheat ) Grape Nut E 2 fOl’ 250 Egg Noodle ( Macaroni j 2 pkgs l 7c Crackers 1 pkg. Grahams 1 pkg. Krispy, 1 pkg. Vanilla Wafers % 23c P Bulk (3 Crown) 31bs.......... 32¢ Ralsms Sun Maid, sealed pkgs.......... 14c s White (good) 6 for.............. R5¢ MD Galvanic, 7 for .25¢ Baking Powder, Calumet, 25¢ tin......... 21c Is the time to watch your kitchen expenses Let me help you keep these expenses Down Sweet Pctatoes, 41bs..................... Rac Holland Cabbage ... . Spanish Onions, 3 1bs. .................. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1 ey Watch for my other ads, as they " By “HOP”" 207 4th St. 1 have my coupon books Butter CHEESE—Wisconsin Cream, per lb........ 29¢ Oleomargarine, table, Ib....... ... ... . ... 25¢ Tine granulated, 6 pounds (With $1.50 cash order of other gro- S"gar ceries, flour not included). Chase & Sanborn’s Seal Brand Coffee, bean, ground or pulverized. Gray's Extra Double Loaf, for three days sale, Extra fine Rosby creamery, lb. brick Hunt’s Perfect, 25c tin........co.oovuen 19¢ Sale New Canned Coods Deas, Fowler, doz. $1.65; tin............. Peas, Small, doz. $2.76; doz........ Peas( individual cans) doz. $1.08; tin. Pumpkin, doz. $1.44; tin. .. ... Sacukraut, doz. $1.10; tin 9c Pink Salmon (Alaska) doz. $1.56; tin...... 14c ‘Tomatces, No. 3, doz. $1.68; tin Sliced Pineapple (White Horse) doz. . per iin Peaches (Yellow Cling) doz. $2.16; tin. Queen Olives, quart jar .................. 35¢ Pure Fruit Jam, 26-0z. jar ............... 29%¢ EGGS—Strictly fresh, doz. .............. 42c Let Us Print Your : Sale Bills When it comes to neat and effective printing | »f any RKind we will Juarantee to give you satisfaction. MATINEE COMING !! A NEW YEAR’S DAY EVENING “THE UNWRITTEN LAW” Featuring " .BEATRIZ MICHELENA & climaxes ever attuined in Edwin Milton Royle’s stage success of the same title. It is 'a big, wholesome story and develops through breathless suspense to one of the most thrilling motion pictures. 2:30 7:30--9:00 This production is a seven part drama adapted from | Great Court Trial . Brilliant Ball Scene Thrilling Fist Fight. Realistic Court Secne _Startling Cafe Episode MON, JAN. Tst, 1917 '©° &4 “ e et B T T lIIIlIIl!l!_IIIII|IIlII|IIIIIi!IIlIIlIII|IIIII|III!IIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIlIIHIllllIilIIIIIIIlII||IIIIIIIII!II|IlIIlIIIlIIIIlllllllllil!lllllll_Lf STORE WILL CLOSE Tonight at 10 o'clock and will remain closed during inventory and while stock is being arranged for sale. SALE WILL OPEN ' Friday Morning, JAN. 5TH ~ at 10 O’clock 'WAIT! ’./"/ i E WAIT! | ‘f | i i i ! mmfillliinfijiinh|||‘|i||'|'|i|’|’|’||’|u’mi|||i|’||||i|i||||nllil_i‘l‘u|||ii|i’|'|l|i|mumwu’m‘nmui|mnimmm{nmnfififmfiiifinmml A Happy New Year to All