Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 7, 1917, Page 6

THE BEMIDJT DALY PIONEER 'BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER |"5i5 i ettt b the evening. i -—-——PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY———— X st ARG | AL b . Ll e M FOR RENT — Modern. furnished S THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. room; board if desire Mrs. @. B. CARSON oY Y E. H. DENU Powell, 1110 Bemidji A 5-128 —_—————————————————————— | FOR RENT—Nice modern room, 516 Sy L . . TELEPHONDP 922 § . Bemidji Ave. . 1119t Y FOR RENT—6-roem house, cheap to " Entered at the poltonice at. Bemidfl;’ Minn., as second-class matter | good renter. 1006 Doud Ave. 7 8 wnder act of Congress of March 3, 1879. forid Phone 237. 119tf Phone . FOR RENT. —_— No attention paid to anonymous contributions. Writer's name must| o ..., houae, 3 corner lota. clodie be known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. to school, only $25.00. Communications for the Weekly Pioneer must reach this offiee not| 5 ROOllu m]:d BATHI:?IOWN To‘:zlg, .very'n ome; with garage, Joter than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current WANe | g ;oom diouse, $13.00. ) : 3-room housa, only $6. 00 2, rooms, $6.0 Hlvo others. — Ry wx,Lst, Let us estlrnate the ccost of over- Tt h_a_uhng your car. We have' ‘ Phone 41 warzn g oo fl . and Overland Cars and can getv . promptly done. Phone, 528-W. v st L - -, You: parts for any other make you have. 006 J005 e e 400 | sormmn—rmmsrsmomsiso||l| . We are continuing our Tregular scale of . 8ix months . 3-00 acres of'land, partly improved, § miles nofth of Wilton, on the s (I} . prices. for- shop work until January 1st, TOA eynolds & Wlnter 12 1918. When, on account of - labor condi- WANTED—High school girl to’ keep ~-tions, we will be compelled to charge 90c ‘lady” company and -~ assist Wwith | Thd @ housework for room “#nd - boar Call 689-J or call at 1008 Miss. Ave. . 2-128 : Mpqu,oonhmiucnmm.ryofthnmofthemek hb-.—r_._..___ Méhed every Thursday and sent postage paid to any addres, for, in wfixmnm. gi,{",:’;’;‘; after ’;filr‘";fl: :per hOlll' fOI' repalr WOI' k m‘................................................-......‘l-w formation. Bemidji Jewelry Co. 1-127 ; WAN’I'ED—Plain Sewing to do at OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS home. Tnyuire at 1312 Beltrami Ave. Telephone 196. C1-127 The Daily Pioneer is & member of the United Press Association, and —_————WQNEEDI,_?%M““ or Washing to s B [ s i it e e L o e wes | Bring In Your Work Now - ted for & sdyertising by 1312 Beltrami Ave. Telephone I b s 196. i 1-127 i FOR RENT—Five-room house, elec- P : tris lights and city water.. Phone @eneral offices ia New York and Chicago, branches in all principal citles. 429-W. . .3-1210 ——————————— FREE DELIVERY FOR ENTIRE CITY Work on the new postoffice is progressing satisfactorily and the building has been enclosed to permit interior work during the winter, and 1t 18 expected the building will be ready for occupancy when good weather | breaks next spring. . When the new building is completed, the question of extending the mail delivery in Bemidji will be taken up in earnest, so as to include the Fifth ward, formerly Nymore. It is asserted such would be much more satisfactory, allowing for a substation in the Fifth ward for the purchase of stamps and money orders. When the proposition came up in the council some time ago for the establishment of a light at the point where the mail is thrown off an M. & 1. mail car for the Nymore postoffice, it brought out a phase not gener- ally known, and perhaps known to only a few. The postmistress wrote a letter to City Clerk Stein of Bemidji asking that the light question be brought before the city council. Clerk Stein referred the letter to Mayor Vandersluis and the question was by him turned over to Alderman Smith of the Fifth ward to bring before the council. It has been asserted that the mail sack was often thrown into a ditch, owing to the mail clerk not being able to see the man, waiting for the mail to deliver at Nymore, and this was stated in the discussion com- municated to the council, as brought to the attention of the city- authori- ties, and afterward it was learned that Nymore is not on a railroad at all, and that it was practically a matter of courtesy that the M. & I. road hud been delivering the mail. The fact is not known as a rule, the public not having occasion to give it a thought how Nymore received its mail. The road deviates from the old village of Nymore and is the only means of the Fifth ward receiv- ing mail from a train. The co-operation of the M. & I. in this deserves the co-operation of the city in providing a light at the point ln question and no doubt this will be done as winter is approaching. THE DAILY PIONEER - receives wire service of the UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION Clothing of Every Kind Should Be Purchased Now S 1 hi) ) boaiolg ' Overcoats,:Suits, Shoes, Hats, :'Underwear ‘Hosiery---whatever you may need during the next two years, we strongly urge that you supply__;- your needs in the 1mmed1ate' future. . The steadlly advancmg prices of all raw matenals, the ever increasing cost of skilled labor and its scarcity, the necessity of providing for men in the service, combine to to e sty iretr, Withow (e mienta coperacion, aat e 1|} advance all prices in clothing. ing in the way of detail work could have been accomplished with any de- gree of success. Private affairs in every instance have been neglected Mell and BOYS ShOllld take advantage Of Olll‘ lal'ge StOCkS, for the patriotic work and in many cases the director has had to face al- most insurmountable obstacles and great personal sacrifice in order to! the pl'iceS Of IWhich al'e based upon lal'ge COIltl'aCtS arry out his full duty as a coun rector and as a loyal rica - ren, That this has b s s nnen vy s toee s 1[Il placed before the war. izen. That this has been done fearlessly is shown by the fact that less directorships. And these on account of ill health or a call to other Todayat this store you'll find than five changes have so far been made in the personnel of the county patriotic work elsewhere. The organization thus placed under the control of the Commission, and which has been ready for instant action for eight months, cannot be Overcoats in belted and ulster StYleS \at duplicated for its efficiency in any respect. It has done its work splen-! didly and the entire state owes a vote of thanks to the hard working countyl $17 to $35 aIld SUitS $l7 to $35 director and his township assistants. In Beltrami county, Dr. G. M. Palmer represents the Commission and: . . 3 ig 1 our citizens are ready to bear witness to the fact that he has been a credit At t.hese prices a“'WOOI fabrics are used. we are convmced that thls 18 the laSt to the county and to the flag that he serves in the-great work of making season when all-wool clothes will be offered at anywhere near these low prices. county and state ready and efficient for the successful prosecution of the ¢ war. In this work Dr. Palmer has been ably assisted by E. L. Benncr Shoes $4 00 to $8 00 . . who has acted as secretary. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PIONEER 34 A SPLENDID ORGANIZATION Every once in awhile the State Commission of Public Safety has reason to congratulate itself on the character, ability and patriotism of the chairmen of its county units who in turn are assisted by the township chalrmén. Especially do those in the head office at the capitol in St. Paul, who are brought in touch with them daily, feel that they owe a great deal The fact that Minnesota’s organization stands fi . . . s Gl Bttt el & WaGe & 3res-echs o ths: Sl “f;o‘i;i“’;‘:; Even in cases of Shoes this store still offers large assortments in the best styles patriotic support of the directors and secretaries of the county units. The' at $5, $6.50 and $8. The best of leather and the best of workmanship is used in ization in Beltrami i : organization in Beltrami county is among the best. all Shoes SOld at thls store. The Pioneer is glad to bring these facts before its readers ns we know ! every citizen appreciates the good work that has been done, as a whole,’ and stand ready to aid in every possible way in assisting Dr. Parmer and Holiday NGCkwear ‘ Winter Caps his organization whenever he may call upon them. = I Our holiday Negkwear stock presents For men or young men. Many of the c I. AS s I FI E n me at 1014 Beltrami Ave. Do you an unusually attractive display of the most striking imported fabrics are used want a bargain? Also modern H house for rent. 4-1211 very finest Cravats as well as new in our $1,00, $1.50 and $2.00 grades. v ——® » . FOR SALE OR TRADE—One gaso-| les in the 50c 75¢ ranges. Fur Caps are $3.50 to $10 4 Fotsentng)‘\?ntyogalig)?nfif ?;ggc;g' line launch; sell cheap for Sash. Eoyes ML and7ba rang P 3 o e Koo » ) T 4 Eastern Properties, 200 acres high 4., Brown;. 411 Mianesots A{;'su class suburban farm land 5 to 8 miles from center of Sacra-|FOR SALE—Ch € mento.. Electric cars, concrete| touring cm-c e{:g{f:flfis lggfaglz‘"d boulevards, beautiful home sites; : 121tf will sub-divide 6 acres wp. City| — oo of Sacramento, Cal, population| FOR SALE OR RENT—House. If 80,000. Growing fast, safe and| sold within the next few days, . sound investments. Deal with| will sell at a sacrifice. Located | owners. Write M. Bush, Oakland,] at 1014 Beltrami Ave. Call at 4 ‘. Cal., 3460 Telegraph Ave. the above address within next few 123 to 13| days. Oscar Miner. 5-128 - e e la e 0 lers = ; L FOR SALE—One of my houses on|FOR SALE—Large team;, wdight Beltrami Ave. for less than it 1,400 pounds each. Albert Utech, would cost to build today. See Turtle River, Minn. 5-1211 | | | Defectiva |