Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 11, 1917, Page 10

42 RADICAL SOCIALIST LEADER IS MISSING IN RUSSIA London, May 11.—It is reported in an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen that Nikolai Len- ine, the Russian radical Socialist leader, has been missing for two days. The dispatch, which quotes the Sveneskg Dagbladet of Stockholm as its authority, says mnothing is known as to Lenine’s fate. Lenine, the expatriate under the old Russian regime, was permitted by the German government to return home through German from Swit- zerland after the revolution. He un- dertook a vigorous campaign at the head of a group of ultra radicals in favor of peace. ltemized Statements Promptly and Correctly Photo vy American Press Association. i i Sallors scrambling np one of the big naval targeis, preparing it for gunpery praetice for new recruits: on ¢ur Rende Mean MuCh big warships. “somewhlere on the Atlantic.” alleged - i | President Venizelos of the provisional government, who confess- ed tuey tion of patches. PLOTTERS ARRESTED London, May 11.—Arrest of nine assassinate conspirators to Greek were acting under instruc- a committee in Athens, is officially reported in Saloniki dis- tain new in t A MILLION PEOPLE Used Hollister's Rocky Moun- of them were old This pure herb -laxative wins of its action. If you are eom- stipated or if your stomach is upset, get a package of Hollis- ter’s pure herbs today and use it tonight. action. THR CITY DRUG STORE Over Half Tea last year. gjAnd most customers. friends every day because No griping, no re- And you will feel bully he morning. Prepared by Hollister Laboratories Madison, Wisconsin. SOLD BY CED «iiflfif’i{ii'fi*{i‘ % For rubbish hauling, gardem ¥ to the Retail Merchant = = =i =Sy Philadelphia, May 11.—Contracts 1 = I for 70 freight locomotives, to cost T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY (E;l;)::trz:s 1?;3'5 é‘é{?_‘;fim:tl&(e new. w‘n == $5,500,000, have been closed for the $2380.00. M e hl'- Cost g = Pennsylvania railroad system west. WANTED—Girl at Vicker’s Res- call’ed' to: therfron:’tr ewl:hi :S beenv This covers the 1918 Ireight service taurant. 2-512 mmean: years, com; L ct may program for that part of the system.| —m ™ _ fico this b' tltpl % m to sacri- WANTED—By single gentleman a| 5 o 5'11050 :g“ I;l ym;‘cg;l:tle; fi“ 00 ar SLAYER GOES HOME g;‘t‘l’l“te 6&’&'{,’;2&"}3"%‘;’3 “tll']g or know of some one, please call privflege of using a part of base- their attention to this. You will Inl-Pm Christiansburg, Va., May 10.—| ment, garage or shed for placing confer a favor on both Mr. Barker o Charles W. Vawter, who shot tol work bench. Address E 6., co and the man who takes advantage death Stocktbn Heth, Jr., wealthy| pjoneer {-511| Of this exceptional bargafn. ONLY m’ ant Mfits clubman and sociecy manm, in the| —— = ::gfigéogml;t:r g 52330..0()&':;,0 C‘;;_' ine the Ledge: Vawter home at Blackburg March|poR SALE—160 acres fand, six at our garage. C. W. e!gg:llt) weorkea.nd r:daunc%slt:btg; 13, and who was acquitted of mur-|"‘miles morth of Deer River; smail JEWETT COMPANY, Imc. 511tf about 502 Simplifies bookkeepin dor by the jury before which he was| pouge and about ten acres cleared; |FOR RENT—3-room houss —large B o Wil s |tried, My veturied o B home at| ot srable merehantable timber| lot, $10; 4-room house, $12; 8- ||fi - Blacksburg. orand. Wil comsider city prop-| room house, £ lots, §15i. J. P. || State i da erty in exchange. 1‘Wm sell %l;:wp. Lahr, Markliam Hotel. 3-514 (48 ments itemized to date ORDER 10.000 MOTOECYCLES 0. P. Grambo, Nymore, Do | o RENT_Well located ne i and magnl):e delivered on d:;, ; 5 mits, Hok Phone 780-W. 51| TOR RN s hocse. Sem:;: | is loose leaf system , Ma —Bids ! ong-| i mfi:r::t?c‘t?mrs “Tly for 10,000 mo-|FOR SALE—A portable sawmill,] DPalla, Securtty Bank Bldg.. 2-512]|F mand. Th ;vfl llm 't; pliutieo 'g its @ n ymu-y fih-u. )?o obligation on your part. THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER (days. The Final ~ Saturday Night the Curtain Rings Down on Men's Shoes ————————————————————————— Work Shoes Regular $5, per pair..$3.49 " Madé of fine quality fibre «ilk in black and white col- ors All sizes: regular 50c¢ values. Come early. Women's, spl. ———————————————— Colored Prints yood quality, per vard. .9¢ —— ] Regular 18¢ pet vd. 12V¢ Men's Dress Shirts $1.29 each Large selection of colors and patterns in all the wanted sizes. These have just ar- rived and wont 1ast 1008} | o———— Work Pants regular $1.75. —————————————————— Overalls All sizes, per pair....$1,19 —————————————————— Handkerchiefs Red and blue, spl. each HUNDREDS OF OTHER SPLENDID BARGAINS During the remaining hours of ghis sale you will find the store literally alive with hundreds of economies that la_ck of space forbids even the briefest mention of here. All lines are represented and you'll vote jt the biggest Bargain Festival you ever attended. Get in before it is too late. 70 ENGINES ORDERED toreycles, 3,100 automobiles and 600 motor trucks will be invited by the| United $tates army department depot here within a few Men’s Shoes Regular $6, per pair $4.19 | Rogular $5, per pair s3.48 g ———————————————————— i y Boys’ Shoes ————————————————— . < All sizes, per pair... .$2.49 Men's Silk Hose 29¢ Pr. | ——— Handkerchiefs each....-14¢ —————————————— Quting Flannel Women's Hose Regular 35c¢, per pair...23¢c All sizes, per pair... .$1.19 Handkerchiefs dn: 6c | Men's white, special ea. 7¢ I. P. Batchelder Bemidji, Minn. complete, and a very fine $600.00. city lots. B. J. Willits. Phone 41. quartermaster Wind-Up- Women's Shvess 89¢ Pr. This is a special collection of odds and ends which have been marked for quick dis- posal. Values up to $5.50. Men’s Hose Regular 15¢, per pair... .9¢ BOYS' HOSE—ALL SIZES Handkerchiefs Women's, spl. each...... 8c Gretonnes Reg. 15¢, per yd. 12 1-2¢ Women's Summar Vests 12¢ Sum Work Shirts All sizes, specia: each. . .6lc —————————————————— Men's Suits Speclal $5.95 Just a few of these left and they will hurry out Satur- Former values as high as $15.00. First choice is best. 321 Minnesota Ave. |CLASSIFIED DEPARTMEN JTauneh with 7 horsepower engine; Would trade for clear Might comsider cash. fSummer weight in ginghams, FOR SALE—Mr. Eart Barker’s Kis- sell 6-48- 7-passenger private carv. Fitted up in most modern way. gasoline: 3—51'];' This Big Sale. Read Daily rioneer Wantads: Teneis 'Shoes Regular $1' 50, per pr- Men's Ties Regular 25¢;, spee. each 14¢ |’ marked at half price. mer weight ....... Gorsets Regular $1.25, per pair §9¢ Regular $1.75, per pr. $1.19 | Regular $2.50, per pr. $1.79 ' Regular 5dc spl. each 29¢ - Women's Union Suits prints, Women's Union Suits 5| Gotton Batton Mon's Hats Regular $4, spl. each $2.19 Ghitdren's Shoes 49¢ Pr..| “$1.19 | Beautiful little shoes for- n.tie tots; well fmished im bluck and red patent leath— Jer: values up to $1.25. U Handksrehiefs Children’s speeial each. . .Q¢ —————— Al Remnants Half-Price You'il find a large collection Gambric Regular 8¢, per yard..]3¢ of l2ngths from 3 to 6 yérds per- cales, chambray, etc; all are Womsa's Summer Vests 27c Large size, per roll. .12 1-2¢ Men's Hat's Special We've gathered up all our $2.50 and $3 hats and marked them wunder one price for quick disposal. All sizes. — - NEW [ AL sizes, extra spl.....3Gc ‘ IN FOUR ELBA M "BEAUTY PARLORS ull Line of Melba Tollet Articles x ploughing and general * team work x x CALL 655-W " XX KX KX X KKK KK KK MAPS 1. WORLD COLORS ALL BATTLE FRONTS COUPON BEMIDJI PIONEER | A sixteen page set of large scale, heavy super-ealeadar paper at merely nominal cost. COUPON AND ONLY 290 MAIL ORDERS 2% Women's. Shoes Regular $3.50, pair ..$2.69 Women's: Shoes | Regular $5, per pair. .$3.79 Women's Hose Extra fine, per pair....4le Embroideries Special value, per vard. ..lc Women's Hose Good quality, per pair, 13c Rain Goats Regular $8, special ea. $6.19 Suspenders Regular 50c, per pair...39¢ Fine quality, per pair 14¢ It's the beginning of the end of most successful sale. ed what I set out to do, namely: certain sum of money and to give the people of Bemidji the big. est bargains in dependable merchandise. Preseat or mail to this paper three cowpons like this with Tweaty-five Ceats (25c) to cover cost of handling. --Saturday Last Day | Come and Get Your Share Before It's Too Late Women's Shoes Regular $4.50, per pr. $3.49 Women's Shoes Regular' $6, per pair..$4.69 Women's White Waists 5% - Choice of six different styles Made of fine quality white voile. This is a remarkable value. All sizes. e ——————: Embroideries Special value, per yard...Gc Women's Goverall Apron 59¢ Just the thing to slip on while washing the dishes or doing up your housework; all sizes and variety of styles. Rain Goats Regular $5.50, spl. ea. $3.14 SALE POSITITELY CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT this 1 have accomplish- Raise a There are still plenty of big values left, but you’'ll have to hurry. FUNERAL DIRECTOR M. E. IBERTSON UNDERTAKER | - Beltramt A . * x * * * authentic maps on extrs T OF TOWN READERS D 3c FOR POSTAGE Defective