Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 17, 1917, Page 8

EIGHT ; o Al ol ST _ ; i ' Ll / BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17. 1817, AGED RESIDENT DIES Robert Schultz, 68 years, died last evening at his home south of the brickyard. Funeral arrangements 3 have not meen made as a daughter is expected to arrive from Canada to attend the funeral. The body is be- ing prepared for burial by H. N. McKee of the Huffman & O'Leary undertaking parlors. Heart Disease Fatal, Mrs. James Borden died yesterday ‘] afternoon at 4.o'clock at St. An- thony’s hospital from heart disease. » The body is being prepared for ship- ment at the Huffman & O’Leary un- §:£:z‘§:§r£i}":§: §§§i§xl;::r:h:31 com;;lfizcilntg pl;rchased t}le interest of my_fpartr;ler in the jewelllv, piano, and musical lines, I am s o place on sale at a great sacrifice the entire stock of DIAMONDS, WATCHES, GWU% :f:;"m JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, PIANOS, PHONOGRAPHES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, waeni L Untted Pre) v [l CHINA, AND CUT GLASS in order to raise the required amount of cash at once. Reduc- ;ww l';x'ying to eflel;: aiplanf f;)lrdpen;:e . f 10 S s .in the Balkans, having faile n Russia. She has turned her atten- tlons o tO 0 per cent Wlll be made- tion on Roumania and Serbia, ac- cording to diplomatic advices. - GERMANS CONTROL OESEL ' (By United Press) = Berlin, Oct. 17.—“The island of : . ’ b n . Oesel is ours,” says an official Ger- man dispatch today. This is the re- Bt e e ol AND WILL LAST TEN DAYS UNLESS ALL SOLD OUT BEFORE WHITBY SPEAKS TONIGHT Rev. A. M. Whitby, pastor of the | Baptist church, will pregach in the . “ galvation Army hall of the Fifth = ward this evening at 8 o’clock. This < . A Comparlson as to What you can save is the first of a series of meetings ar- at th. l T k f & ranged by Captain Crusberg, in 3 : which he will endeavor to secure the 1s sale. ake or example our hlgh 21 of all the Bemidii pastors. grade pianos, all of which must be sold. CLASSIFIED s You can save from FOR SALE $75.00 To $'50-00 FOR SALE—Pool room at Federal Dam; purchased last spring for S:«{,OOO, will now sell for $2,600. \ 3 Also have good restaurant at Rus- s sell, N. D., which I will sell cheap. on each instrument. EnOUgh to give your inllltake car in part payment for Child ac ] o ! . the latter. For further particul- ars, address R. T. W., c|o Pioneer. omp Cte mUSlcal educatlon' 109tf ————————————————————————— FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnished front room, ~ : Bi d s . . & " ig reductions will be made in the price of watches and jewelry. Spacedoes strictly modern. Phone 327 or € %c0. ; 1012t . " not permit us,to quote only a few of the many extraordinary great values. P 1L —_ L WANTED—Office work by experi- enced office clerk. Salary not im- portant but permanent position gt 1lot of Diamonds, values $12 2! wanted. Address F. R., clo Pio- " N7, SN ¢ g’zis]tevfl:}"g » values $12to 327 neer. 2-1018 z e h | FOR RENT—Nice furnished room, > _ ‘7! = Thimbles $9 7 5 modern and steam heat, one block i 5 values 25¢ - Sale price from schools. 703 Minnesota Ave. 3-1020 FOR RENT—One modern furnished ‘ R =74 h 83 £ . FOR RENT—One modern furnished ; ) ‘ountain pens, values $1.25 to $3.00 . 515 Bemidji Ave. R\Io;e / ) OSRWRTY/ i, 3 Sale price FOR RENT—Nics, clean, newly fur- s R el & R |- I15¢c each 90c each nished room. Apply 1218 Bemidji 1016tf Ave. FOR RENT_Garage, 1304 Beltrami ’ 2 _ Ave. Phone 196-W. 31017 ' e ' ' FOR RENT—3 rooms sultable for . T e 1 lot of 27 ladies watches val- light housekeeping. 423 4th St. 33 1-3 discount on our entire line of cut glass >, signet NOW IS THE TIME TO ges $13.00 to $27.00 < ale price . Call 516-W. 3-1017 Fi " X _ 17 irst come, first served : rings val- FOR RENT—One very pleasant room . o with bath in private home. 423 \ ues$6,312 | BUY THATGIFT FORYOUR 4th St. Phone 515-W. 3-1017 Sale price ToR RENTafflgh grade prano, st ONEHALF il ) . ma SOLOIER BOY. class condition. ress “B,” clo - off on our beautiful stock o ’ = fiice. 61020 i i i ] loneer office Genuine hand painted china $3.75 each WANTED WANTED—Girl for general house- work, Mrs, Tom Hughes, 703 Be- midji Ave. Phone 433 1015tf In our silverware department we This sale can last only a Wé?sT?D:TO—dO i sawm? %glol are offering many pieces of silver at Phonograph few days. Come in right grap wfiffifazfig‘fi;fim_flfin_fdfif; prices that prevailed in 1915. ey an d make e slac vF:ecorgs‘ = alues [] 779-J, Bemidji, Minn. Box- 273. Sterllng Sllver Berry 3 . e s $1.25 tion and have the benefit of Sale Price WANTED _Work, preferably clerk- A T R . S (1T stering Silier'Fia the reduction in price on - 45¢c these high class goods. each WANTED—M 1 A - ) bile Tire Vuelgnlt?zlne;rnl?‘u“uc'flfrl:e Sterling Silver Cheese $ ' oo e 1 S R Remcmber, I AM NOT Specialhinducem}elnts p on phonographs under competent instructors. Old- Our sel ver est l:Ire school in glurt‘hwest. 2 s graduates are conducting some n_ tel’“flg Silver 2_p|ec° = by e or” call,Guaranty Steak Set $2.50 going out of business and Vuleanizing Co., 17-19 South 11th " . d . I . Remember Sterfing silver has more each and every article 1s St., Minneapolis. 3 1018-20-22 . . . . i - FOTND—SSrartay- S bimeR of Kevs. than doubled in value since the war guaranteed the same as if you paid the ,I,‘:;gecaf,'i::t 'g;‘;g%, Owner may have same by calling began. full price for them. graph only $57.80 at Pioneer and paying for ad. 1-1017 FOUND—On Minnesota Ave., be- tween Second and Third streets, small sum of money. Owner please ' | 6 THIRD sTR EET identify and receive same. Home iy | BEMIDJI MIN - TOST—$10.00 reward for a bay horse, weight 1,300 lbs, white stripe on nose, block hair brand on left jaw. Kindly send any in- - formation regarding same to Page & Hill Co., Bemidji, Minn., Own- ers. 3-1017 To cut Cedar Ppsts, Poles amd Ties Extra good timber, can work year around. New camps, good bosard, big prices for cutting. Write or call. SO0 POLE & TIE COMPANY LIMITED E. D. ALGER, Mgr. Ganley m.;cn’f" Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. \\BRAT 10N OF CAR T : | LTI gaoomwge‘;‘osme 7 : ,’ L o ,'\‘}gfimwfiw‘s& P N lfSCllBE NOW e x: Defectiv