Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 23, 1917, Page 4

BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER ATNOUNCENENT] OVERLAND JUNIOR $4950¢ ONE THOUSAND CARS PER DAY APRIL 1st, 1918, DELIVERIES BEGINNING JANUARY Ist, 1318, PLAGE YflUB I]RDERS NOW OVERLAND JUNIOR s Fully Equipped With Don’t Fail To See The Following Electric Starter, Electric Lights, One Man Mohair Tep, Jiffy Curtains, Standard Models Sloping Windshield, Long Cowl Dash, Electric Horn, Speedometer, us n (o] . . " Model 85-4 Touring car - $915 We are now prepared to meet Ford competition. gfifsm“:ogglérlf)lllllycggme in énd find out all about Mndel 85-4 Ruadster | _ $900 These we have on hand for your inspection, and expect to have one of each model manufactured by the Wil- lys-Overland Company as soon as we can get them. We want all Overland Owners to come in and register with us. We want to get acquainted with you. An Overland-expert is going to be here to meet all owners and ascer- tain what can be done to assist them. This is all in keeping with our Overland Service Policy which we are put- ting into effect. Remember also that on November 1st an increase in price goes into effect on all currant models. Come in before the raise in price. :This will apply on all models except the OVERLAND JUNIOR WHICH IS TO SELL FOR $495.00 DURING 1918 THE LETFORD GARAGE 312 BELTRAMI AVENUE, - Overland Distributor Dealers - PHONE 78, BEMIDJI, MINN, —————— { H FOR RENT—4 -room house, newly| BOURNE CBITICISES CENSORSHIP —_— ) A c L A ss I F I ED decor.ued 1210 Doud Ave. Phone Wadingior. DI ¥ —Themssl| it wictiahuctony. safices, READ BEIDJI PIONEER ADS ! Senator Jonathan Bourne, president . s A A A A A A AR A A A A WANTED of the Republican Publicity assocta-|| Dring or ship your = o—————— ————— tion, severely criticised Postmaster Cans FOR SALE WANTED—Girl for general house-|General A. 8. Burleson in connec- . FOR SALE—Pedigreed Airdale pup- k. Mrs. Tom Hughes, 703 Be-|tion with the policy adopted on press & Fur Rl‘esE V% ?fie?d !tllc"n“ 0;“10523 ;vx(l);ji Ave. Phone 4533 1015t¢ | censorship. Mr. Burleson has said ., Bral FOR SALE—OIld English dining WANTED—GIiTl e that newspapers must not, for exam- WANTE Girl at the Er;c}(ggg ple, impute improper mot'lves to the room furniture, brass bed, small| Hotel. 410234, ;4e¢ration or say that the gov- store. Phone 464. 3-1024 | WANTED—I want to rent some sta- | ernment is controlled by Wall street. ’ MJR SALE—One new Round Oak| ble room for a short time. Ad-| “The administration should be no coldberg (3 nge. Cheap if taken at once | dress H. Malcolm, cjo P“"lese“l-oz more free from proper criticism now 1023 = d Thlrd Street Cafe. e 9-1026)than at any other time,” Mr. Bourne - FOR SALE _Bobsled, £00d as mew, | WANTED—Dry jack pine or tam-|says. Hide & Fur Co. 3 arack wood. Half cash, half e ad;n?;ewsogg.v. zozo-;o!zra trade. ‘O'Leary-Roweer Cn:. 10g4|————————|| 112 3rd st Bemidii, Minn. OLeary -Bowser building. I;‘ll‘a‘zl'e Corner 3rd St. and Beltrami Ave. FOR RENT WANTED—Painting, paper hanging Eat at We also pay the HIGHEST o G £ 4 and sign writing. All work guar- 'ARKET PRICE for RUB- 50 : _":.N. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, mod-| anteed satisfactory. Automobile THE HOME CAFE L (g SR ern. Call 327 or 250. 1020tf| painting our specialty. L. W. Gordon Burns, Prop. BERS, METALS and RAGS FOR RENT —Two office Tooms.| Snelson, 103 South Irvine Ave. ’ e R = g Bread a"d Bul'er at stor L e P JACOB GOLDBERG, Prop. FOR RENT — Modern furnished FRENCH CAPTURE 3.000 room, 501 America Ave. 2I OSe - FOR RENT—An office roo: n MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS (By United Press) curity Bank Bullding. Inq\él_xieozast PO o il igTand :gst:“ — — You owe it to your heg{t'h (Ea:also Pocketbook) to — " * lachieved one of the most important Pianos, Organs an wing ., ECKSTR! se mor TT FOR RENT—One modern rurnished vlctofles of the recent month’s fight- ) Machines Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water use‘more RMILK room. 615 Bemidji Ave. Phone|ing when they swept forward for 117 Third St Bemidji Heating 310. 1015“ nearly two miles over a front of A FOR RENT—Nice, clean, newly fur-|nearly two-thirds of a mile. Three Phone 573-W Get our estimate The Koors Creamery Churns Every Day nished room. Apply 1218 Bemidji |thousand German prisoners were J. BISIAR, Manager Phones 565 and 309 Ave. 10165tf | taken. = THE TIN CAN GARAGE by Hop Introducing *‘IMA KNUT” who drives his own tar MOEY- 1GOT A FARE. HERE T PANADO ATS STEWED T8 TH' GILLS | /AN HOUR | Fo& REPA! AND SOUND ASLEEP—I_ /| [MiRK AtY’ COLLECT MIGHT AS EVSELLGET THREE FROMT}:A | = STEW FOR RIDING ARG 00 Now)(“ =28 \F HE WAKES UP- TELLH!MTH R0¢ % (/\S((H‘ On. Men Wanted To cut Cedar Posts, Poles amd Ties Extra good timber, can work year around. New camps, good board, big prices for cutting. Write or call. S00 POLE & TIE COMPANY LIMITED E. D. ALGER, Mgr. Ganley Block, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. .y f | AU s, LA B &1 | SUBSCRIBE Now — . i b l Dafardiva P