Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 24, 1917, Page 7

GOMPERS RE-FLECTED A.F. OF L. PRESIDENT (By United Press) Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. 24.—Samuel Gompers, presldent of the American Federation of Labor, was. re-elected president at the closing session of the national convention today. ITEUTONS AND RUSS . Gillman Lloyd Coulter of Grand| Forks and Elsie’ Elizabeth- Coulter of ;] Hubbard - county, ‘were married this morning at 11 o’clock at the Pres- byterian parsonage, Rev. L. P. War- ford - officiating. - They were- unat- tended. Mr. and Mrs. Coulter will make their home-in Grand Forks. JOY FOR THE SCRUB WOMAN Electrical Machine Does: All the Tedl ous Work While Biddy Stands By and Grins The latest recruit to the ranks of electric labor-saving devices is a scrub- sand Se bing machine. It weighs about 100 -pounds and is entirely self-contained, with the single exception that it takes \\\m\mm\\\m\\“‘ its Tc;lrrent from any convenient socket. quantity pre odu c- e machine wets,- sweeps, scrubs 1 { and dries the floor at a single opera- tion means natu- | Give us more freight cars! Give, “1344-10%.” was s little more than 15 tons. Waste 4 - | wa faster freight o) What wras e increase in freight space_amounted to more than 44%. ::’t" wfifl'flgfiz; ;':::h:s s’t’l:i“’m“:fz:’:. rallylowerprices. vmm:nd f,,:mg:lgg u&,fim st fo “'3-3’3‘{‘13';},"1’“ ! ~ g"‘ };ll the ‘average capacity of forward and guides it. He controls T 0 increased to over | seilroads are doin in th ¢t |frelght cars had the amount of water distributed on the 1 er to Ipp‘lll' lhlpped wu much less thu: tm 83 tons The load averaged ”‘“:E floor by means of a handle. This wa- S . T .m&lm crease in carrying capacity provid-|thing &"' fi mln E:'nll‘: """m 5 ter is tmmediately swept up by.a cye . taken off; D"u ! 808-10% "'"n' H“MV; . Fite capacity | Imdrical brush which is 16 Inches wida 5 !?uu g Les. idedly so! f the cars almost-69%, but the ship- and has a circumference of 20 inches, ¢ domand lain used .,,.] 3% of space pro- This brush is driven by a one-fourth ¥ % thm’hm:n 'go eomp % 6:"3«. ’48% the Tuuud horsepower motor at a speed of 600 revolutions per minute. The brush does the actual scrubbing hu'runud s car losded to less than and carries all of the dirt and soiled Qll “"‘“.’.- we could haul almost I"" water over an apron into a separate udn m'yeh freight per train as 'l'hln by loading cars to upadz this clamor tor more cars coul enced ? - "..éx"x?“' n."&"na'f."‘t‘u& recelving pan, so the scrubbing is ak ways done with clean water from the upper tank. The machine is said ta have a capacity of nearly 7,000 square CTRE “".&u‘fi erefore of the tnmlnwnnn pped. M.nlt lonnfi ‘:fi =X an- | hea as tll“ll:a “ome women erercise the right of | Stoling Siver Cuf “?.,.« design superseded by the use of nitrous oxid- perpm.s oxygen gas to make childbirth pain- less. The latter gas, the new use of which was discovered by Dr. Carl Henry Davis, in Rush Medical college, 18 practically harmless, while “twilight sleep” Is regarded by American doctors as being extremely dangerous to the patient. Nitrous gas, according to Doctor Da- vis, deadens all pain, but allows free- dom of thought and action. A patient under its influence can follow instruc- tions, and it need be inhaled only in small quantities and at infrequent in~ tarvals to be successful. i BOOKS FOR THE SOLDIERS Uncle Sam usks you to contribute good reading for his brave soldier boys, that their hours of leisure in camp may be profitably spent. But perhaps you do not feel you can spare any them. . : We have a complete stock of books in all lines— Histories,Science,Mechanics And The Best Sellers in Modern Fiction Bemidji Ave. 1119tf FOR RENT—6-room house, cheap to good renter. 1006 Doud Ave. Phone 237. 119t FOR RENT—Small 6-room house, Minnesota Ave. Apply 900 Minn. Ave. 6-1123 FOR RENT—Good warm barn, will hold 6 head of stock, $1 per month per head. 103 Irvine Ave. Phone 671-J. 1-1123 FOR RENT — All-modern 3-room cBttage with bath, located on 5th St. between Beltrami and Bemidji Ave. Inquire at 500 Minn. Ave. 4-1127 FOR SALE—Cheap, if taken - at once, solid oak extension dining room table. Phone 276 or call at 1204 Dewey Ave. 4-1127 FOR RENT—Small, warm furnished room. 705 America Ave. 6-121 WANTED—Girl for general house- work. 717 Beltrami Ave., or Phone 60. 1124tf CARD OF THANKS We desire to express our deepest thanks to the friends and citizens of Bemidji for their sympathy and de- votion to our beloved son and bro- ther during his last illness. Lan- guage “cannot express our apprecia- tion to the many whose kindly words and deeds were so liberally bestowed upon him to the end. Specially do we wish to thank Rev. Warford, the band boys, the Elks, and the Masons, all who escorted him to his last rest- ing place. from your own library and would prefer to buy 2 TORGER NELSON |FOR RENT—After November _ 15, > and family.|" ‘house, modern except heéa.t. 1006 1 . Phone 26-F-5. Buya good hook for YOUR soldier boy, or if you have no soldier, buy one for some one else’s boy. Beltrami Ave. one 26-F flu“ FOR SALE—40 cords dry cordwood, mostly oak and birch. J. J. Trask. 1-1124 WANTED WANTED—PaInting\, paper hanging and sign writing. All work guar- anteed satisfactory. Automobile painting our speciality. L W. This is part of your “bit.”T CLASSIFIED FTOR SALE —Large touring car in good running order. All tires new. Will sell for $175 if taken this week. C. N. Foss, Nymore. 117tf FOR. SALE—Trotter and $556 har- ness for $125. M. Lamphier, Ny- more. 6-1124 WANTED—Two girls to work at the Puposky sanatorium. Call Dr. E. ‘W. Johnson. of- mules with-.equal facility. Am willing and able to haul wood, clerk in More, cut cord wood, or do work of -any descriptiom. Ad- dress.. for appolntment postoffice box 521 1-1123 Third St., Bemidji OPEN NEGOTIATIONS ool (By United Press) Nationally eastern front. for Sale only . - S in Our Store. MISS COULTER BRIDE; Every artile ~SHE'SNOW MRS. COULTER in advem- tisement is Hallmark sy oL eratively b the hundreds of Hal]mark jewelers in quantltles of many thou- Quality is not sacrificed, but | The prices never feet of surface per hour. thana capacity. |released q : vary, but are the muuotlnr fdtmmntherluufluk e ’ walt until emp! :lel:‘ in that lunlln[ donu- Smartly udld same in.every ‘In. lmtln ue;ue car 2&‘-"'1: 'u Hallmark store . mere - than 27 [capacity: Joad “and unload (] ; Au emergency always briugs tomt in the Umted d it yoar fl!mh "””m—sm < our ;vellow streaks. States.’ \ ; 73 A family can flash ‘a‘coat of arms e and still not look the part. It is to your ad- A fast: life usually ends in a slow | vantage to. dm de.rh i : '{helor- eye With suspicion wom early beéause Wi are agreeabld to them. when our present stock of these P vise culd who recozhizes 18 specials is ex- | i ler dolled up in automobile togs. l'musted lheycan The forceful man at home meekly notbe dupllcated oloys the boss’ slightest command. “’he frony (;;t&t:l::)ns n:th&ng when We will be xlad compared wi ny of a woman. to Weyou afor- y ergize! 1 'k, but Brooch fi: ¥ e :ee well':o fall r-::kgieto: I:;Zrto this mm-ggm tyl-elgl'lt fiecat- act. alo ustrating 1 is golden, 11, hen mmm||||||||||uu||||||||||mmnunlmumummummum|u||mmlunmnummn||||||||||||||||||||u||||||||||mmnmlmmum e o o 8 o o Hallmark wares sounce the names of the foreign cities. an pnc_es. i 28 C B A posteard, or a re- “Twilight “T:::i:h: fllee:g'"' ::al'u i:rl':i?eg:lelnbo quest |_’Y lellephone "FOR RENT—Nice modern room, 515 WANTED—A married man with fair education to act as generat agent for our company in Bemidji and vicinity. quired. Good contract and liberal ‘policies to sell. Association, Duluth, Minn. WANTED vicinity. vious Free school of instructions. dress Massachusetts Insurance Co., Accident and Health Dept., ital $1,500,000. LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN— breast. turn to Lake Shore Hotel for re- ward. FOR SALE—Rhode Island Red Cock- erels, some full blood pullets and some mixed. Also ten white Leg- FOR SALE—Barred Rock- cockere Have others. Phone 41. Local = references -re- Duluth Cacualty 802 ‘Alworth Bldg., 6-1128 gent for Bemidji and Good proposition. Pre- nnnecessary e %4 experience Bonding Cap- 2-1124 Saginaw, Michigan. and Re- Scotch collie, white feet Wore leather collar. 2-1123° horn hens. Prices from 76¢ to $2.50. Phone 337 or call at 608 13th St. 6-1128 FOR SALE—Filo coop and nipe fine Rhode Island Red hens. This is a dandy layout for any back yard. Phone 649-J. 2-1123 from Brown’s laying strain at $1. Excellent Rhode Island cockerels at $2.00. Few off-color ~Rhode Island Red layers-at $1.50. Leg- horn hens and pullets at $1.00. Breeding stock will be hard - to buy next spring at any price. Call E i 2 y - %! Snelson, 103 South Irvine Ave. or write B."M. Gile, Bemi%j_ih“ ‘ FOR’ SALE—Goggl 80 acres o; lang Phone 117. - 1123 ‘\ : 7 miles from 'way on good roa ANTED —Work cant = _ [ 20 acres almost ready to plow. wmem, A (;Due;rg Wn?:«lens w&lfilp:;gt FOR RENT ( ; Considerable gmavélm{’;fé kP‘:"? class references desires employ-| 6-room houge, close to school, fine i } ! . $10.00 per acre. i h‘)“ 1‘ f ‘; ment at once. Am thoroughly fa-| home;, $25.00 e - - tomobile %szm; id‘;lime “5 fl'n miliar with work in office or store.| 3-room houle .00, 5 Phone 446- e Can handle a typewriter or team| 4-room house; $6.00. 4-room house, furnished, $9.00.- 5-room houte, down:town, $20.00. E. J. WILLETS; 115 3rd St. - 3-1124