Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 9, 1917, Page 4

kg MONDAY. APRIL 9, 1917 REX Theatre. Extra Special for -1 TWO Victor Flatner left Monday night for Bemidjl in response to wire call- ing him for naval service. From there he expects to go to Duluth and later to the naval station at Phila- delphia. “Pinky” has many friends in town who hope that war may still be averted but if fate rules otherwise they know that he will do his duty to his country. Victor joined the naval reserves about a year ago, and in case of war he will find a place on * one of our battleships.—Baudette Region. RETURNS FROM TRIP A. P. White, president of the Northern National bank, returned yesterday morning from the South = The Flavor l.asté smaller than is generally Parnishes. If bedoesn’tcarry them customary. This low price in stock, he can get them for you. wonderful. FOR SALE OR TRADE—S5-passenger car, good running order. For sale cheap for cash or trade for land. E. J. Willits, 115 3rd St. Phone 41. 2-410 FOR SALE—Fine large 7-room house and 3 lots on best corner in city; a real bargain. Phone 41. E. J. A . Willits, 115 3rd St. 2-410 This shoe is made from best FOR SALE—Grocery store, boarding | N s Lid 43 e house, postoffice and buildings and quahty vici kld'it isa 10 m- good auto, in one of best towns 2 close to Bemidji. Might consider top, welt shoe, very eomfort-| 708 " T vinits, 115 You Love Her You Hate Her You Doubt Her The story is a grip- | ping one, depicting! scenes from the San | Certain-tced Roofing Por tactories, office bulldings, farm buildings, garages, etc., CERTAIN-TEED is the efficient roof. It costs less to buy, less to lay, and less per year of life. It i8 light-weight, clean, sanitary, weather-proof, and fire - ant. For residences CERTAIN-TEED Slate Surfaced Shingles have sllthe advantageso! CERTAIN-TEED Roll Roofing, plua artistic beauty. OERTAIN-TEED je guaranteed for 5,10 or 15 years, according to thickness (1, 2 or 8 ply). If you are bundm‘x.“u need a new roof, it will pay you to inv te OERTA IN-TEED before deciding upon any type of roof. id by leading dealers all over the world. CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS CORPORATION Geaeral M%M .QQ.GWVM Co., Mound City Paint & Color Co. ourdealer hasasupply of fresh Sunkist Oranges every day. These are the uniformly where he and Mrs. White have spent A < z the past three weeks. Among the ';‘ed Sextfm, pitcher; R. Carpenter-. s i wgnN;l'Ei,]r)—efe.:r 5éflw']?; gt:hg: :g:‘n é points visited were Fort Smith, Ark., rstibase;; Bett: Naylor; second base; : nights. Call at Mattison Res- NIGHTS Fort Worth and Dallas, Tex. Mrs.|Clifford Phibbs, third base; Leo Cail- ‘o laurait 2-49 i ‘White will spend a few days in Min-|er, shortstop; John O’Grady, right RElIEFI Nn Bllsl[nl - H neapolis before returning to Bemldji.]flem; Earl Roe, left field; C. Shadeo ] ) W, WANTED—Boy to learn tl:ie balkery T ’ T ANTED trade; must be neat an clean. ] B. A. S. TEAM WINS center fleld. ft Soothes and Relieves Like a Koors Bros. 42t ! Carr Lake — Vern Hickerson, Mustard Plaster Without WAN:Eg:BOB:?ha:gi rotom, tl:idi(:le WANTE Bell bo Markh The B. A. S. baseball team defeat- | catcher; C. Davis, pitcher; Russel i ase By vate iamly. WA, D — Be ys. e ed the Carr Lake team by a score of | Hickerson, first bnse? H. Chambers, the Burn or Sting Modern h‘;‘:e and close to business| Hotel. 3-411 15 to 13 yesterday afternoon at the |[second base; Oscar Banney, third| Musterole is a clean, white ointment, section. one 69. 3-4) | c——————— ‘ ‘ p Carr Lake school grounds. The line-|base; Douglas Neely, shortstop; F.|made witii cne oil of mustard. It does all [ WANTED—A girl for general house- FOR BALE. 1 up: Chambers, right field; Allen Klien,|the work of the old-fashioned mustard | work; good wages. Phome 630, ~rer ooy ient it e~ B. A. S.—Robert Naylor, catcher: |left fields Roy Brooks, center fleld. |slaster—does it better and does not blis- | or call on G. D. Backus. _ 329tf| FOR SALE—Highly improved farm, ter. You do not have to bother with a 10 acres, within city limits; good sloth. You simply rub it on—and usually | WANTED Two bell boys at Hotel| house and barn,” on main road. the pain is gone! Markham. 43tf| Only $800 if sold within a few el Many doctors and nurses use Muster- | WANTED—Girl for general house- days. E. J. Willits, 115 3rd St. ' g ale_ne:nd refionlm:lt!:nd i: to their patients.| work. 1109 Beltrami Ave. 43tf| FPhone 4L 2-410 _ ey will gladly tell you what relief it | 3 rNTED Experi 7 e & RS — pericened girl or|FOR SALE—A good proposition for ;!':iv;sni:;%m:;;,;t:rg:&,k{;ifh‘:s:'ggggg' man clerk. Koors Bros. 47tf| a small investment. I want to pleurisy, - rheumatism, lumbago, pains | WANTED — Dishwasher at Dairy assign an interest in a patent for ’ i B money to pay for the patent. The aud achesloi t}l;e bacl Olfl"‘l""ts’ sprains,| Lunch. 3804 application is now on file in the 3 ises, chilblains, f 2 ) ?;;f. Tt;llst;sef)f :::zsecshe‘;tl‘()i:":)sfte;:o;‘;q WANTED—>,000 cords peeled pop- patent office. Patent applied for vents pneumonia). lar and balsam 55 inches long, is on a housel.lold and personal A 3 summer cut. Poplar and balsam necessity and will be a good seller. ] bolts to be cut on Red River lands| Address “Invention,” care of Pio- _ | under our liberal terms; price neer. 3-411 ::x-l‘;‘)d.l’%'o c;;g zle'nfflzz;hiflo S;:; FOR SALE—One 30-inch bass drum, ’ » good as new; cheap if taken at ¢ cent to apply on land payments.| once. Write or call, 304 Third ’ , e ! Also want 5,000 cords mixed hard-, gt Bemidji. 3-410 0 3 3 i““ e e wood bolts and cordwood at ruling | ——mm —"———————— L o ‘¥ =N S prices on cars. J. J. Opsahl, the FOR SALE—No. 5 Oliver typewriter p S . o : : . Home Maker. 1-49 lsnmgtlmdi congition. A. C. De l;u‘y; OUtstand“.lg! In every community the Gmovmlmmofizsngm'}s %NDEE LAW FOR S;:.EBQ—P:;ng restaurant in < name" Certain-teed stands_conspicuously for Washington, April 7.—The gov- good live city. Easy terms. 1301 quality, good value, satisfaction, and fair dealing. ernment has invoked for the first time Bamidit Ave; Flions 925 €-413 R i its drastic powers to strike a death FOR SALE—Trap nested hatching i i [ blow at exorbitant war profits. eggs from S. C. W. Leghorns, Far- <, Under authority of the last naval = ris strain, $4.00 per hundred, or er am- ee appropriation bill, a manufacturer| - 75¢ per setting. Phone 31-F-5. - Y P P was directed to furnish a large ord;r 6-49 g s ) of war supplies at a price fixed by FOR — = wason end & Y 9 Paints and Varnishes the government, far lower than the : "ltam weighing 5,800, 41 for $160 V. LR R SonE figure wlunt,u-llyedsl:l;lmi'.:etkt I‘f“tge if taken at once. Frank Bahr, East SR b get their ?uahty_from the would not be possible if we order ‘;,2:‘.::'{“,",;5’;: ritylgrtind _Bemidii. 0 749 character of materialsusedin had to depend upon an ex- ernment. FOR SALE—Township plats show- E | g their manufacture and from clusive paint organization | wficiov:;:mel?:e:ur:?;ed an;lo‘dt: the exactness with which to market our paints and NOTICE ditches and other local informa- d thcy are mixed. varrishes. X - tion. 25c each. Pioneer omce.o ¢ an . & In the matter of the Northern Min- 330t Tl:\e formula of ingredients CERTAIN-TEED Paints nesota Dairy Farm Land Company. e AL D Whol vow wanE alat; or Eflmcd on the hb_d shows and Varnishes are guaran- I'tlv(i);ll“XCEéS éfin&g\; ?x})‘t,‘t}ll:‘e ‘;::: house and lot, flze-acre tracts for G i onestly and unmistakably teed togive satisfaction. This e I Company and is mot auth- ] . garden or poultry raising, 40 80 9y R the real worth of the paint. guarantee is backed by the orized to sell land for said Company or B Ao Or 21D, 455 . enormous resources of the or to receive money upon its account. —_— 4 Modern, up-to-datemachin- Certain-teed Prod C NORTHERN MINNESOTA DAIRY FOR SALE—Nice little farm, 15[l FR N t 1 ery eliminates the uncertain- {-ertain-t ucts Cor- FARM LAND COMPANY, acres, in town, 4-room house, only || insures absolute conformity Whether you do your own 13412 - E 3. , 115 < Ehons S o to the experts’ printed nting or employ a pro- FOR SALE_A dandy 7-passenger| DOROTHY formula. ess10n: ll)amtel‘ your in- car, as good as new. For sale very I The price of CERTAIN- terests will be best served if O . b, e T8 e : Smnand Jamifls %ol::lR"Il'IXISIEI ;EE'D i FoR SAL::e—SF;Icre farm 3 n-xlles L — es is based on the most ol s southwest of Leonard, Minn. Fair [l is the girl who stars! favorable manufacturing, and Varnishes. buildings, about 15 acres under|ll in this sensational distributing and sellin A d deale /4 § cultivation, and a good hay mea- % k 1 D mfig Ry ghog gcaier can Jei you dow. $20 per acre. Write or see|fl Bluebird Photoplay’ : costs, plusa margin of profit CERTAIN-TEED Paints and John Frame, Bagley, Minn. R. D. i i E ¢ John » Bagley, - R.D.|j and she is simply E Sunkist Uniformly Good | Now York Chicaso Philadelphia St Loui Beston able and durable. Price 8rd St. Phone 4L 2:410 3 | Clnveland Rittaburgh Dotr . Saa Franciece Oranges FOR EXCHANGE—For team, house Francisco earthquake ] | Rireh, g biens sl fRe and Tot. 615 Miss. Ave. See Long. | and fire. | Leadoa S Sy R 59.00 balla. 3-411 R s e rpmeaneaneane PR A R RS SRS »-|Special this week, woman’'s|FOR RENT—Good house, 5 rooms 1P . A and bath, fine lawn, down town. 9-in, top kid lace shoe, a pair| E. 5. willits, 115 3ra St. Phonlle 41. 2-410 5 85 FOR RENT—Storage room. I can [] furnish good storage room for fur- LASE T0 HOMESEEKERS ! We are Wholesalers and Retailers of the complete line of Certain-teed Products Remember the ' dates — Buying here will Prove to your advantage fio:l Hmlnemlj 1;1:: or suf‘te e 8 e nd. can loca you Ior GIVEN HARDWARE CO. Il | St o™ ™ S0 oo power G0, =z | APRIL Phone 57 Bemidji, Mina. . A. OTTERSTAD, Locator ' — Turtle River Minn. Bemldfll Minn. LOST—Security bank pass _book. U R R Kindly return to Pioneer omc:.su an SCOOP gerortee Elias has been Reading Up on Modern Warfare Bv “"HOP” (| The place is W hon w e HON-? 2 o} /JES ONE FiNG— —IMAR WAR TAMKIOKS AM the S v, $eti RN Wy - - DE HAVY \ ¥ SHOH -EF A oW DIG MAHSEF 1N ASSI ivhmt AT b I pAMIUA | © GUWINE. YOH BE- £ WITH r 2 faa Bls, M0 «ER4>CLOT SYUEF? - : : \ CLOSE YOH DE ; X ME ? cus THEATRE PRICES: Matinees 5c and i15¢ 2:30 daily. Evenings all seats 15¢c Shows 7:30-8:45 Deafactive