Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 21, 1917, Page 4

of his herd is a young Shorthorn, a splendid specimen, bought for fancy price from the University of Minnesota. For one of the cows of the herd Dr. Gilmore refused $250 twice last spring. In hogs, the Large Yorkshire breed is favored and there is much $20 - GIBBON'S SALARY IS INCREASED ~$50 (Continued from Page One) know that it is the Mississippi river [severa] little porkers frisking around that they are crossing. The com-|[in a big heavily carpeted pasture. mittee will report at the next meet- Another noticeable feature is a ing. - nice bunch of Shropshire sheep, all The bridge committee suggested fpure bred, and several lambs, some- that the matter of putting in a road-|thing not often found on farms in way from the far end of Mill Park|this vicinlty to the Fifth ward be dropped as it is impractical and nothing will be done at this time. producer. This year the unsettled ages—No Men. growing season has had its effect, is in to Phone to Next Year. Last year 519 farm was a heavy CLASSIFIE pork observed taking-things easy and [FOR SALE—1119 . Beltrami FOR SALE—A 5-room cottage, part- ly modern. Reasonable cash price or easy terms. Certainly a snap. J. C. Cobb, Bemidji, Minn. -10-831 —_— ey R TR, S TeOh FOR SALE—My Saxon roadster. Car demonstrate. TUSETH SCHOOL OF MUSIC Has Your Coms in-and Toachers of Vilin. Piano and renew it next - Band_Instrumen ubscription 102 AL Phone G830 116 84 St. Subscription fime you are Phones 555 and 308 Expired? Ave. 818tf To Live Long! meg:ven by a famous physician fur long was: “Keep the hdneys in good order! Try to eliminate thru the skin and intestines the poisons that other- wise clog the kidneys. ~Avoid eating meat as much as possible; avoid too much salt, alcohol, tea. Try a milk and vegetubla diet! Drink plenty of water, and exercise first class condition. Glad Ed. Currey. 507 or at Elko Theater. Sound of Marching Feet " Low W As it has been practically impossi-|same as on other farms in this sec- ble for the city enginger and the|tion, but next year, if there is any- $2.60 per day, a motion was made by |more will have a whale of a crop as Alderman Smart to raise the salary|he is already breaking and cultivat- to $2.75 a day for the next month.|ing and preparing thus far ahead. At the end of that period the wages A 'visit to the Gilmore farm is will be fixed to suit the market price.|highly interesting for it indicates John Jenkinson was $72.50 estimate ad the balance due|state, the big farm being brought up him at this time for his worp on the|to its present high plane from a wild fill to the new bridge. tract. The question arose as to when the fill to the bridge can be paved and €City Engineer Thomas Swinson ad- M _BUYING TRIP vised that the road would be opened| Mrs. A. P. Henrionnet has return- to travel this morning. The time of|ed from a buying trip to St. Paul, {o paving the fill will probably be set|Chicago and Milwaukee, where she | at the next meeting. had spent the past three weeks pur- - Charles Dialey was wac granted |chasing stock for her millinery par- street commissioner to hire men at|thing like a growing season-Dr: Gil- allowed | what can be done in this part of the Minn. 10- 828 FOR SALE—200 acres clay land, substantially improved. About 80 acres meadow now ready to cut. Excellent chance for immediate stock farm. Fine location on shore of large lake. If not sold soon will proceed to cut the hay. Henry Funkley. — 2-823 ———————————————————— FOR RENT. FOR RENT—Furnished room, cor. 6th St. and America Ave. Phone 815- 811tf FOR RENTE!I@ furnished room, 817tt Lt FOR SALE—Overland car, or will | s sexar e e shkin helps o, climinate will soon be heard g _ exchange for lighter ‘car. What| For those past middle life, for those ) : have you? Box 223, Cass Lake, easily ized symptoms oi’ throughout the Land e tlon, as backache, scalding “water,” or if uric acid in the blood has caused rheu- matism, Anuric _at the drug store. wonderful eliminator of uric acid a.nd was liscovered by Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. If your does not, kee Pierce for tri: that it is thxndy-eeven times more potent than lithia an as hot water does sugar. MANY WOMEN OF OUR HOME STATE WOULD TESTIFY. 515 Bemidji Ave. 817tt FOR RENT—One office room in Se- curity Bank Building. Inquire at bank. 816tf FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished cottages at Lakeside farm, on west shore of Blackduck lake. Terms $10 per week. Wm. Hines, prop., Hines, Minn. 2-822 WANTED WANTED — Laundry woman Birchmont. Call 15-F-2. lors. She was accompanied home by Miss Jessie Nelson, an experienced trimmer from St. Paul, who will have charge of the trimming depart- ment. an employment agency license. | GILMORE FARM IS —_— (Continued from Page 1) and storage system co-related with a view of et'iclency in work Acr eafile The big far, is year has 10 | acres in potatoes, 15 acres in corn, 8 g acres in oats, 10 acres in barley and FUNERAL DIRECTOR M. E. IBERTSON 61 acres in clover, besides several WANTED—B y young man, board acres in rutabngas, cabbage, beets, UN AK and ro i i i beans, etc., etc., practically every va- __M o om with private family, reasonable rates, state price. Must have space for small car. Ad- dress P. Laviton, Walker, Minn. 2-822 B . L WANTED—Girl for general house- riety of garden truck. High Grade Cattle. Dr. Gilmore has a fine start in high grade cattle and expects to increase L. his already large herd. The head 405 Beltrami Ave., Bemidji, Minn, B work. 505 America Ave. - 685. WANTED—Janitor at Koors Bros. 820tf WANTED TO I BUY—Six young pigs. Page & Hill, Room 5, Northern National Bank building, Bemidji, Minn. _ 6-825 LOST—Row boat, painted white, with brown trimmings and name “Winona” in metal letters on front. Finder please call 67 or notify Dr. Eberhart at Diamond Point cottage for reward. 4-823 August Bargains The last two weeks of August the mothers begin to prepare the children for school. One large item this year will be foot- wear. By wearing barefoot sandals and canvas footwear during the month of September and a part of October the footwear bill can be greatly reduced.. . Until August 31 we offer excepticnal bargains in summer footwear. [ FOR SALE Team mules, harness and wagon. Horse, 1,200 1bs., new harness and buggy. Popcorn Crispett machinery com- plete. Ten Pinett double alley, tent, all complete; very cheap, easy terms. . LARGE GIRLS’ FOOTWEAR Sizes 21 to 5 MISSES’ SHOES Sizes 113 to 2 Misses’ $2.00 and $2.50 white Patent Mary Jane Slippers, $3 canvas button shoes and Confectionery car with fixtures. . and $3.25 values at, a strap pumps, a pair $1.49 New water power washing ma- PAIE ; ooy s svom sass » $2.29 | yisses $2.00 barefoot sandals, chine. Studebaker Flanders 5-passenger, a real good car, only $175.00. Ford half truck, very good, $200. Maxwell 5-passenger, might _trade for good team and harness. i Ford runabout, cheap. 80 acres good clear land to trade for good auto. Two -good corner lots, cheap. Good improved. farm very cheap, A snap on house and lot. Oh, so cheap. B PAIP o e vee e $1.39 Misses’ Patent Mary Jane san- dals, $2.50 and $3.00 num- bers for, a pair_ . . . CHILD'S SHOES Sizes 81 to 11 Child’'s $2.50 and $3.00 patent strap sandals, a pair_ .$1.75 Child’s white canvas button $2 Young woman's cream colored canvas shoe with Neolin sole running full length of shoe, low rubber heel, a shoe that - can be worn late into the fall, our best $3.25 value at a pair Young Woman's snow white canvas shoe, low heel, our shoe for, a pair . . $1.29 Elegant acre east of Bemidji, cozy $4.50 number, now a | Child’s barefoot sandal, $2.00 “tgzogofi‘ffi- iA :'iot:le?l ‘(l:rn:ly'fhe one e imp! ; pair . .. ... cnooconc $3.95 values, a pair . $1.39 you are looking for. The }egu]ar price quoted on above are prices of a year ago and is much below the price today. The cut price is less than i ONE-HALF the present price. 90-acre fngx?:,xtune'l included, house and barn, close to school; will rent till April for $50. 11-room modern house down town. 5-roomhouse, modern except heat, down - town. 5-room house for $12.50. 3-room house for $10.00. Mill End Sale of Unbleached Sheeting, Prints, Art Tick, Ginghams and Outings, sold by the piece only. Heavy unbleached sheeting, | Art tick, best quality, 3 to 10 10-room house down town $25.00. about 12 to 15 yards fo the pieces, a yard . . . . .. 27¢ Ssgtoo(;e building with 5-room flat, piece, 1% yards wide, a -00. i) , h uality, light Modern store building 3rd St., AT o s Satn b Outings, heavy quality, lig $65.00. 2 yards wide, a yard and dark patterns, 10 tp 14 _ Best standard prints, pieces run yards to the piece, a FOR SALE 1. Oh, so about 2 to 10 yards, pink, vard ... ... ... 121/5c re::s;t:‘;xl:netut;mtiem::te light and dark patterns, a yard Dress Ginghams, 1 to 10-yard lengths, a yard Let me lnmre your auto or other property. If you wish quick sales or trades come and see E. J. WILLITS, 115 3rd St. 6-824 Phone 41. - Girl's Wash Dresses - - 1-4 Off -Wash Sport Suits - - - 1-2 Off * * * - q* R 4 <"i’ * * » * * * su * = Z Efi =] z’ * ® g 3 ¥ b4 Kk *n **‘i o E *n® ARl ok l 2.8 *x P gii; PO g g BN Office—Miles Block LR EE R R R R R RS LB 222222222 * WAR SCOQPS Ladies’ and Gents’ Suits | MADE to ORDER Cleaning, pressing and alterations | of all kinds. All work -p-to-dlu. first ciass ip T. Beaudette, Merchant Tallor 210 Third Street The nicest courtesy you gan show your out-of-town guests is * - see that & notice of their visit here is insert- ed in the personal columns of the Pioneer- Telephone 922 or bring your items to this office. . .Mankato, Minn.—“I used Dr. Pierce’s Med.lcnl Adviser is a great help to me in bringing up my family. I gladl mend Dr. Pierce’s remedies to those who need them.”—MRgs. A. Front Street. joints, stiffness, get “rusty” But--- Before YOUR boy “ Falls In” see that he visits our studio. We'll make you the BEST picture he ever had. The Hakkerup Studio BEMIDJL, MINN Dr. Pierce "of Invalids’ it send 10 cents to package and you will find that it dissolves uric acid Favorite Prescrip- tion to help me dur- ing expectancy and 1\ can say that it is all 4} that is_claimed for LU DU i Tk e | § BEMIDJI HORSE NMARKET g B We Buy and Sell Horses, ¢ Rrth i Harnesses and Yehicics. and we are all in e —— w— ect health. pel‘.!’l‘he People’s Common Sense P Moberg Construction Company Teluphene 278 Bemid]l, Minn. T T T TR T R (P RS AR RN Illllrl_ll_llllllllllvllmmll!ll These Are “Good-Service” Advertisers Offering you their “govd-service” and spendn;g money to tell this commun- ty about themselves. Why not call them up? fiiifi#*«ii4!4!i#iit*i*fi#f«fl*«#k*i«**f**#-kil#-l E H - g g B = E H recom= = H £ - A. J. AuLEN, 713 N. e - %k x EOSPITA{.— “* BEMIDJI SHOE STORE "‘ :4! "EX:AquWHntch Cureable” %k H * *x Shoes and Furnishings * The DAILY PIONEER re- *u BEMIDJI JEWELRY CO. %k Our goods are the best and celves wire service of the ¥y 204 Minn. Ave. *x our prices are right. L] UNITED PRESS Association. ¥4 - *x Phone 172-W x ‘4: A. W. Peterson, Mgr. *k 315 Minn. Ave. : x *x . "".."’*“,Ifltlkfiiikiliilfkiilii**iiii f KA XK R AR R R R R R K U RERERREE KKK ERKRRE R R KR KK KK GENERAL MERCHANDISE #* KOORS BROTHERS CO. #¥x MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS & Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes, 2% Bakers and Confectioners ¥ Wholesale and Retail x Flour, ’Fud etc. The a* Manufacturers and Jobbers ¥x Pianos, Organs and Bewing ; & Ice Cream, Bakery Goods, *x _ Machines ful ur;“\; h::.l.' ore L3 Congoetlonory,Clnrund % 117 Third St. Bemiaji ‘ W. G. SCHROEDER +" Foustain Goods *x Phone §73-W x Bemidjt Phoue 65 'i 316 Minn. Ave. Phone 135 & J. BISIAR, Mamager *x IR R R R R R R R R R R R I R R R R R R R R RN "(”..””"":!liiiliiliii*‘rliliii*#i*ififi* I E2 IR SR ESE SRR RTIE R TINES B *x¥ * * a X Eat at * DEAN LANE CO. :c N. L. HAKKERUP o THE HOME CAFE : Land, Loans, Insurance - PHOTOGRAPHER :4! Gordon Burns, Prop. : and City Property *: Photos Bay and Night y’ *x . Ave. + Troppman Bloek Bemidjl ¥ 4 = *yx Coraer:ird 8t..& Beit " : » »¥ Ty *® AR R R R R R R R R R R R L R R R R R R AR R R R R R R I P R R R R R R R R R B BEFORE THE INVENTION OF OUR PATENT AIRPROOF POUCH GRAVELY PLUG TOBACCO MADE STRICTLY FOR ITS CHEWING QUALITY WOULD NOT KEEP FRESH IN THIS SECTION NOW THE PATENT POUCH KEEPS IT FRESH AND CLEAN AND GOQD. ALITTLE CHEW OF GRAVELY IS ENOUGH AND LASTS LONGER THAN A BIG CHEW OF ORDINARY PLUG. folaacca: . BILLY POSTER'S BILLBOARDS) ARE_WINNING RECRUITS) 7w, ey, « ES Lot I e,