Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 16, 1918, Page 4

om0 | ASSIFIED appointed lieutenant of the Sanitary corps of the Hleventh Home Guard : S battalion by. Mmtljor Earle, has receiv-| - FOR SALE . ;&t orders to organize a corps for his| poR SALE—Norway, jackpine and 2 talion. * Nine men are needed, one| "~ ‘tamarack stumpage on ‘320 acres, each to be a doctor, & druggist, the| 91, to 314 -miles north of Farris. others civilians. . Major Earle is in lexfie S35, 1{’;; E. % and S. E. % of charge of this work for the state of Section 34.and lot one of N. E. of Minnesota. - . N. W. and S. W. gt N. vgz of gac; s tion 35, T. 146, Range ar sh qu‘ 'T?E .| < reported touched by ‘fire. Good At ercial ciub luncheon| chance for box bolts, grain doors, this nopnt ossibility of securing| pining props or cordwood. Act was discussed, and as a result Presi- dent Harnwell was directed to ap- point a committee to draw up a peti- tion and circulate it among those who wish mail delivered. The mat- ter was brought to the attention of the club by Postmaster A. P. Ritchie. FOR SALE—Furniture. 608 4th St. Phone 588-W. 3-116 FOR SALE OR RENT—Farm 3 miles from Bemidji; 127 acres, fenced, 25 acres under plow. '-Nine-room house. Possession April 1. C. N. an. 18—Lord Balfour o md:qul(: th‘et ;Hmlx:e of Commtt;gs FOR RENT that Great Britain is soon to estab- i 2 lish relations with Minister Kitin- Folfishl:dENc’l;m;;:& P:’;a‘ ggltle"stg;m off, Bolsheviki representative here. heated througl;out the whole It is believed that this forecasts Brit-| 1 51ding; 27 sleeping rooms, din- en; will rent to the right parties. (PXI fite 9 This hgéflll gl doling a goo;lt bus:- ness. ve lease to suit rent- P Cople;nlanson‘ Jan, %: ’TI.A dw’"i"lh er. Here is your chance to.get rom Budapest says the Tex Werkle| ¢ pusiness for a little money. cabinet has resigned, on account of Reason for renting, I am going failure to secure the mecessary supP-| {," work for the government at port to its military program. the harness business. This notice will appear only twice. A. L. Dick- T‘mm— enson, owner, Bemidji. 2-15 FOR RENT—Modern rooms, 311 America Ave. Phone 807-J. 112tf a few of the bargains in this advertisement. Some People We Know and We Will Profit by Hemng About Them. Asked to believe a citizen's word; . 'To conform & citizen’s statement. 4 Any article that is endorsed at ome WANTED B, our $8.00 value, sale price............c.c.. cerrieeiniinnieniininne. Than one you know nothing about, R s 2 . Badorsed by unknown people. 10 clty, SWorkils et RNy $9.00, the cut shows the shoe as it is, this shoe could not be bought to- . rnes, 10! aw . e, 315 Amerioan St Bemidl | —————eee—e ‘ . day to sell for less than $12.00, sizes 3 1-2 to 7, B and D, 7.50 ‘About a year ago I took cold | WANTED—Woman to do scrubbing : sale price......... SR S e i s e eeten L] and ‘it settled on my kidneys and once a week at Third Street Cafe. i ‘aused me a lot of annoyance. My 114t¢ 3627. An extra fine shoe, vamp black kid, top brown kid, welt sole, kidneys acted too freely. I had pains across the small of my back and it ‘was hard for me to keep going, 1 was so lame. I used a box of Doan's Kidney Pills. and was cured of the trouble. I have never been bothered since.” > Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mr. Barnes had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. WANTED.——TO buy small potatoes. Wm. Schultz, Bemidji, Minn. Phone 2-F-2. 2-116 BRI PTICE. ... coveiviadininiliin i nand nunisnni v snissiibissvt donsaaranian o For satisfactorv prices, 3 to 7, widths A and C, sale PLICOT: ki s b e viswiinisnashais Sopslonid bring or ship your Hides & Furs to Goldberg’s Hide & Fur Co. 112 3rd St. Bemidji, Minn. and C. . S8lODIICE ... itviiiiiniviniirmbatiiisiiiptonsinsssvyedanssvuasonoon 3625 The cut describes this shoe exactly, the stock is the best grade of kid, welt sole and has all the fine points of a high grade shoe, The price, which is much below the market, is $9.00. We have them in A $7 50 L ] for those who de- liver real service. We've been here since 1890 and and O, Sila pHee We also pay the HIGHEST [|[|] 3RC U. Oa8l€ PHCEC........ccoceevmrerncnnance R S DR P e fimehasbroughtasteadygtowth. MARKET PRICE for RUB- We have a lete stock BERS, METALS and RAGS . o vekr: eom;;h 8 d b 177. A two:tone tan shoe, high top lace, welt sole. Our $8.75 $6 95 of am}Pum, known the worl Phone’ 838; W, values, C wide. 881e PIICe......cccereerreriieremseniveniernseeenianiiennnens . over.and acknowledged the best. JACOB GOLDBERG, Prop. - BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER - e Out-size shoes for ladies who require a shoe larger around top but who wish We have them in white kid, SIOOO values, D $8 75 a tasty shoe. = i A il wide, sale price . c I T Y L Iv E R Y In black kid, widths D and E. Sale . $4 95 9eesessssscssscassarettnssnes L2 Bemidji’s all the year round livery. Service is first class always. price Best of horses, rigs, robes, foot warmers, etc. POGUE’S OLD BARN, COR. 3rd ST. and IRVINE AVE. TELEPHONE 3-W G. E. HICKERSON, Manager — sale PROR ......ococoeseccdivhosiorsdloesie s Yo Beghes odluoediennssonnes A Top Notch Typewriter The Leading Features of the Leading Machines all harmoniously combined in one handsome New ‘Trouble-Free Writing Machine of the First Quality— In which you will find your own favorite feature of your own favorite typewriter, and the others besides. Improved—Simplified—Modernized Slmple—Artlsflc-—-Durable — Efficient— Standard le Shift— Ball Bearing Qulet——#lslble—Soft Touch—Light Action, In the Woodstock You Will Find Every time-tested worth-while feature which you like Great Bargains In Children’s Shoes than 28 per cent below the present market. OVERSHOES AND FLEECED LINED RUBBERS Onlya dmp vl:w an actual touch and trial of this excellent typewriter lu'ud.mb mua—Wemat your urvle:. Let us Mmhwmyuntomme to own ‘Telephone Central 5563; call up—a!nn—orwrm TOCK TYPEWRITER CO. Chicago XOODSTOGHK Pioneer Pub. Co. Bemldn. Minne sola A A SIS e e VSt | | | 5t0 clc reduc 16n sale To make room for spring shoes now on the way, “'Wigw pmance | S e e udill - we-will sacrifice our- steek-of- high - grade footwear. Sale Commences Friday Moriing, January the 18th, . and will continue during the month. Notwithstanding the advance in teh recognition of the Bolshevikl. | lng'Toom, sitting room and kiteh- the price of shoes, you’ll be able to buy footwear at the old price. Come Friday morning prepared for Shoe Bargains. Nothing re- served. Every pair of shoes in the store goes at reduced price. On account of the size and variety of the stock we can only mention FOR RENT—Modern room, 515 Be- 4522, A welt shoe, the vamp is made from a fine soft grade of black midji avenue. 1227t "l vici kid, the top from grey kid, medium high heel, lace shoe, $ 4 95 L] I'rtm':)é'k‘ ?urel‘y IDI;M le‘\ireint FOR RENT—Five-room house, com- £ j best s7 50 1 _ Not in e araway ;]-m' Plotoly | furnished. 1237 Dewey . , : our best $7.50 value, sizes 3 to 7, width C, sale price............ You are asked to investigate it. Ave. Phone 161-J. 1-118 4523, A welt shoevamp made from the best grade tan vici kid, top from Champagne kid, medium high heel, lace 3 to 6, width A and $5 95 i WANTED—EIlderly woman to keep 5 . . St Is more worthy of confidence house for man with four children, | 3626. A 9-in.black vici shoe that, we have béen making a leader of at wing tip, lace, price $10.50, sizes 3 1-2 to 6, widths A and C, $8 95 3629. This shoe is made, black vici vamp, champagne suede top, high heel, a very stylish 9-in. lace shoe, an extra $lO 50 value. $7 95 - 438. An all black welt vici shoe, high heel, lace, we had a special price on this shoe of $5.85; have all sizes from 3 1-2 to 7, widths D $ 4 95 [ ] 520, We have this shoe in vici kid and patent leather. It is a very dressy shoe, at the moderate price of $6.00, B and D widths, $ 4 95 L] All Misses’ and Children’s Shoes will be sold at 20 per cent Discount from our regulzr price and our regular price is more in the machi used too, and ill al . : {:;S cgh:'fiv:flzie’?e:fi:sg l:‘he%‘ihea:"mfi'ar'fi"m:k?; Ladies’ fleeced rubbers a pair.............. 81,08 Sllimds' 1 bdu‘i‘klg_ovgrghotléjy 8, pal s'llic which you wish your machine hat “ “ « sses’ and Ladies 2 buckle overshoes, a pr. $1.50 Yet in the Woodstock you will find this aggregati Misses’ T b e e Childrema ™ ~ « v : e e e touch, the n, the m n a wa: , 2 fat o other typewril wilter doserr(The best operators Ladies' 1 buckle overshoes, a palr B sizes 4, 5, 6, 7 a pair . g " 81.95 say Misses’ 1 T T M e ovenee Same rubber without tops, sizes 4, 5, 6, a pau' 95c WEDNESDAY. JANUARY '] Defective.