Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 1, 1917, Page 4

PO s e EBRM.. - - . k THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER PROGRAM: OF WOOL GROWERS' MEETING massage, scalp treatment, switches CLASSIFI E [)|Thess ars Good-Service - - Advertisers - - ingrown nails treated a specialty. Jot it Down in the FOR SALE »” y ERS Offering you their “good service' MINA MY : FOR SALE—O% mouflily peyiasats,| 100 spoding money to. tell this]] $11 §th St Phone 112-W x| Pumn The program of the wool grow- *| community about themselves. y ers’ cm?ve:tlon to be held lnnBe- emall house and twp good lots. H.| 4 call them up? MEMO BOOK , ‘October 8 and 9, has been C. Baer at Security State Bu;}.l i practically completed. The conven- tion opens at 2 o’clock on the after-| FOR SALE—Buy this splendid farm, DEAN LAND CO. noon of October 8 and the program| gtock and fixtures and all. I'll . is as follows: move out and you move in. Here Land, Loans, Insurance and Reading of the call—B. M. Gile,| ¢ js: 120 acres fronting Big Bass : agriculturist, Bemidji high school.| jgake, § miles east of Bemidjl. Al- City Property “The Purpose of the Convention”| 45 17 head of cattle and horses, —J. J. Opsahl, chairman convention| apout 10 tons of hay in barn and committee. stack, together with a mumber of —— HUFFMAN & O'LEARY FURNITURE & UNDERTAKING Troppman Block ¥ Bemidji ‘Temporary orgénlzatlon and ap- millet e B pointment of committees. :%%‘o:.‘tsa?t::; :::d:;’g;;?,;d wu;- Ruddy Cheeks—Sparkll!lfiEym Address—"The Opportunities for| op with springs under box, almost H. N. McKEE, Funeral Director —Most Women Can Have Profitable Sheep Raising in Northern new - » plow and disc drag, cultiva. Minnesota,” N. F. Jamar, of the Pat-|, tor and other articles and machin- rick Mills, Duluth, Minn. Have . INustrated lecture (moving pic- j’;:,':fi;‘;"’;’:&",fi{ffif;"f: house. g‘.';;_, sAhe‘ivt Gl;-o‘;lgx :“" lc‘x'o"’: All goes with the farm for $3,- : ssistant Industrial Agen Soo Ratlway. s 000.00. Good title to the land. N. L. HAKKERUP PHONE 178.-W or B PHOTOGRAPHER Photos Day and:Night house and lot for part payment. I am an old soldier and lost my Murray, member of State Immigra- 1‘:"&‘_::" ég::ga'n:in;loo;mth::oov?: Grocerles, Dry Goods, Shoes, Flour, tion commission. Feed, etc. The careful “ » Address G. M. Banfill, Lavinia, y Financing the Sheep Industry”— Minn. Box 44. i 910tf, buyers buy here. ‘W. B. Briggs, vice president North- CHROED western National bank. FOR SALE—Number of pigs. Call W. G. SCHROEDER “Commercial Value of Sheep and| at City Livery. 928tt || Bemidji Phone 65 What the Stock Yards Can Do tof|—— —— — ~ 405 Beltrami A Meet Demands for Sheep to Stock | FOR SALE—One kitchen range, $1 o4 Idle Lands”—N. P. Rogers, of the new rag carpet, 50c per yard. Bemidiji, Minn, Reports of committees. mation that you need fre- “Sheep Raising Problems’’—Asher GENERAL MERCHANDISE M. E. IBERTSON UNDERTAKER Bound in Handsome Dura- Hair dressing, manicuring, face . D 0 N ’ T A you DEPEND ==-JUPON IT made from combings $1.50. Corns, Write it on Your Cuff! 7 Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known I When it is repaired by n e n THEBEMIDJI JEWELR YCO, 210 3rd Street, - Phone 488 A CLEAR COMPLEXION Ohio Physician Dr. F. M. Edwards for 17 years treated scores of women for liver and bowel :ilmenu. uDuring thg;efi yearsadhe og'a-ve‘ :: i is pati a on made The ideal way to make |hispatens & BSPS BRe ALY Pron?.m Oct. 9 Terms: One-half down and the 2 J balance in from one to ten years, b e C " - 'l":.e convention reconvenes 9:30| 4" per cent. Would take small FUNERAL DIRECTOR memoranda and carry infor- | with olive oil, naming them Dr, Edwards’ | Sll;veo‘{labletnl. You will know them by| ir olive color. quently. Covers last for j Thcsembleumwondum -wotkmn:‘nmth:i ‘ years. Sheets can be obtained m&:mwn;lgfi':he e oison- anytime, ruled in six styles. ous matter in one’s system. If you have a pale face, sallow look, dull T eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, & ble Black Morocco, with Red | listless, no-good feeling, all o|l1‘te ofdoug: Leather Index that enab}es g:da;txvel :’b&wg"l‘a,fi:tsnknigehflg for a time| you to find what you want ine and note the pleasing results. | i South St. Paul Stock Yards. Beryl Preble. Phone 491-W. : stantly. ’ ‘Thousands of women as well as men e i “Farmers’ Clubs as a Factor in 4-102 Eat at Promoting the Wool Growing In-|FOR SALE—Two mares, 6 and 7 dustry’’—A. D. Wilson, superintend- years old. Call 421 Irvine Ave. ent extension division, University of 3-103 Minnesota. 4 “How to Obtain Sheep From Our FOR SALE—Flive-passenger automo- THE HOME CAFE Gordon Burns, Prop. fi : . ; = [ £ Territory and Rates in Transit’—| Dile; will sell cheap if taken ‘|| o4 gt and Beltrami Ave y y ¢ D. B. Willard, development agent,|_20Ce: C. N. Foss, Nymore. 3-103 : ’ _ N.P.Ry.; J. H. Grlmn,pdlvlllon‘s:nt- FOR BALE—One Bulck speedste Ladies'and Bents Suits MADE to ORDER Cleaning, pressing and alterations of allkinds. All work up-to-date, first class workmanship T. Beaudette, eral freight agent, G. N. Ry.} T. A.| Cheap for cash, all in good condi- Hoverstad, agricultural commission-| tion. Can be seen at Letford’s er, Soo Line. Garage. C. J. Owen, Hines, Minn. KOORS BROTHERS CO. The' Seeiher puruuttii to| FOR SALE—One good d‘cHgl Dakers iand Gontotionprs er permitting, an auto —One g roadster in ride to farms tributary to Bemidji| fine condition; one 1917 touring Manufacturers and Jobherat will be arranged for the delegates. car like new, with demountable|] Ice Cream, Bakery Goods, Confec- —_— tionery, Cigars and Fountain = ds ! Stop that knock and save your gas bill. of carbon burning and valve grinding. rims, one extra rim and the car- Minn. SHOWS HIS LOYALTY |™C £ taoman. Tetepnone ss1-w: — , Tallor | § ALIEN NoRWEfil AN {:(ro:n nctfl.;:cz.‘ %I.n;‘s Ow:n,m;fl_ll’i;il!:. 315 Minn. Ave(.;oo Phone 125 Me]?i?dtStreeta or ” R L] Aui"umuhils "Trtll'uhles Relieved This work well done will save you 25 per cent on your gass bill. We. handle the celebrated Republic tire, guaranteed the best. | LETFORD’S GARACE take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the suc-, . c;ssful sutbstitute_ kfi:e ca.lfi‘:elf—nuw and THE NEER then just to keep in ink of condition. SRR 2 10c and 25¢ per box. druggists. ‘We make a specialty 2-102 THE DAILY PIONEER receives wire service of the UNITED ‘PRESS ASSOCIATION Elmer Frame of Leonard and Al- bert Aas left this noon for Duluth, FOR RENT enroute to Jefferson Barracks, both having enlisted at the local recruit-| FOR RENT—Modern 7-room house ing office. The former joined the corner 5th St. and America Ave. infantry and the latter the artillery. Apply H. White, or call 22-F-21, Mr. Aas is a native of Norway and Bemidji 101 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS § is not yet a citizen of the United | FOR RENT—7-room house, close In. Wholesale and Retail ' # States. Call at 421 Irvine Ave., morning Pianos, Organs and Sewing ; —— or evening. 3-103 Machines’ ) e : FOR BENT — 4-room house. A. d ; | ; FUNERM, 0F ACCIDENT Klein, 1231 Dewey Ave. 3-103 117 Third St. “1nw Bemidji AMAOHENEB’!_$ catalog FOR RENT—Large furnished front Phone B : room, modern, with large closet, J. BISIAR, Msnu’g‘e:r VICTIM HELD TODAY The funeral of Lars Johnson, who | < was found fatally injured about 7:30 ' L. P. ECKSTRUM o’clock Friday morning at Plant No. Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water 2 of the Crookston Lumber com-(WANTED—By young lady, one or Heating pany's mill, and who died on the way| = two warm, unfurnished rooms for || Get our estimate to the hospital, was held this after-( jjght housekeeping. Address Box x Phones 5565 and 309 noon from the First Scandinavian 441, Bemidji, Minn. 929tf Lutheran church at 2 o'clock, Rev. WANTED—To rent two or three un- Osmond Johnson officiating. Among the relatives present were {g;‘fi!h:fus?og:r:en{:; S sm d:;,vfl , the widow, Mrs, Lars Johnson of ——— £ Longyville, a sister, Mrs. Lloyd 8howl- dren. Address Box 504, Clt};.%" water of Longville, a sister, Mrs. Bennie B. Jugson, and husband of| WANTED—Saleslady, neat appear- woo d s toc k K':lote:. Il‘v D}' and l\ldr. Busch of Be- ing, must be willing to travel. Ai:] . cida, father of the widow. Interment proposition, 26 to 35 years O 3 was in Greenwood. preferred. . Address “Saleslady,” || It i8 a better typewriter clo Pioneer. 4-102 || Guaranteed for 2 years. paper would be:like a.construc- tion foseman in;silk overalls— and a booklet ‘about perfume printed on heavy:weight battle- ship gray paper would be like the boudoir. It isw’t enough to'select good paper—it must be appropriate paper, which is something OWN A g ENGLER SAWMILL WANTED—To rent a five or six- MODEL 4 MODEL & that eays your say. ; ; "1933;1.?:3 aAr.nEP%l;eso:T cfi,‘m’ifi $68.00 $100.00 . > We will gladly send great and small = advertisers our booklet, “Paper Does . Express,” and Will Bradley’s mono- graph on the use of Strathmore Pa- * pers. Strathmore Paper Co., Mit- tineague Mass., U. 8. A. Lumber Co. office. 5-103 WILL BE REBUILT f per month. per month i According to the Baudette Region, the Engler sawmill plant, which was CASH PRICE SOME LESS § destroyed by first last Monday, will son, 103 South Irvine Ave. Phone - & be rebuilt in time for sawing opera-| 117. 6-106 || Bemidji Pioneer Phone 922 i tions in the spring. Not only will| WANTED—GIrl for general house- the sawmill plant be rebuilt, but a work. Apply Mrs. David Gill, 707 pulp mill with a capacity of at least Beltramj Ave. 101tf fifty tons a day will be added, and D a box factory to take care of the WANIS By, boy of 18 :atiending business college, wishes a place to f by-products of the sawmill is 8180| work for board. Inside work pre- e erence included in the new plans. The| ferred. Phone Business College at ‘$5 down, $3| $5 down, §5 WANTED—Painting, paper hanging and sign writing. All work guar- anteed satisfactory. L. W. Snel- il i S a notice of their visit here is insert- ed in the personal columns eof the Ploneer. Telephone 922 or bring receives wire service of the UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION shopping from printer to printer to secure his printing and automobile trails. The map is a beauty and is right up to date. onematy dnd o ient wp o save | o) \=— At T+~ Office Introducing . Ina Minut DOES ANY ONE REMEMBER WHUT PART OF WHUT'CAR T Phone 502 .**Peper Poeis Express’’ ! puiuted .on delicate pink & . keeping the kitchen cabinet in - quite different. Select the paper - rathmore | big sawmill will be built bigger and o better than ever. i - 4B M 3103/ Between the Cost of Good L4 : ] aad Cheap Prinig vality Papers - | The nicest courtesy you can show ’ your out-of-town gum’ls + see that THE DAILY PIONEER is 50 slight that he who goes lt L ; your items to this office. at a few cents less than what . it is really worth hardly ever o . maku day laborer wages at . NEW MINNESOTA AUTO MAPS | {{{{NNIIIINHIIAIAIUHINHN || ~ chis unpleasant cask. ! We have just recelved a lot of new If you want md work at % . o5 Mlm:ie?ut hmlll;ll, com&ll;‘d lntd pi:- BE N w mcaflm,mnshtwm Ty ] X mciyy e dimecls Frsirde - SUBSCRIBE NO e ve i Prister Whe Ensws Cleaning, Pressing and ™ Repaing _of Al Kinds | PETER THORSON *\, J, £ i If you want anything done in the tailoring line just bring it to —TAILOR— Over Doran’s Defective