Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 19, 1918, Page 4

. . _W. J. Betting, as convention chair- < * PRESIDENT OF WORLD'S AULITES HAVE PART IN nal and local advertising men and women wil] take. tion iu §t. Paul January 28 and 93. Laft-to sight; up ¢ of Associated Advertising Cluba of the World; Miss B. M.. rou, ¥. 5 e, 6 Bl ccson i, Wilam &, ‘Associated Advertising Clubs of the World; P.. ores, elow, Merle Sidener, chairman, national vigilanoe eommittee i Z < < W —— [ Vo AD CLUBS TO SPEAK | N ST. PAUL JAN 22.|/8 §t. Paul, Jan. 17.—The Minnesota Advertising men’s. convention to be hgld here January 22 and ‘23 willl| ,a&réct the most prominent ndvertis- ing men and women:in the United States and Canada, among them: W. C. D'Arcy, St. Louis, president of the Associated - Advertising Clubs of the World; P. S. Florea, Indianapolis, secretary and manager of the same organization; William G. Rock,- Tor- onto, Canadian vice president, and Merle Sidener, Indianapolis, chair- ,‘man of the national vigilance com- mittee. The women speakers will include Miss. B. M. Benton of St. Paul, who will address the community- adver- tising section on “Films in Commun- “ity Advertising.” The country’s advertising leaders regard,. the St. Paul convention as the most important gathering short of ‘the national conventions that has been held in the last five years. Its sessions will include an outline of the patriotic campaigns by which the government is making the flota- tion of the Liberty Loans a big suc- cess. < ; The convention headquarters will be at The Saint Paul. The St. Paul Advertising ‘club made the conven- tion possible for St..Paul.” About 1,000 will attend. F. L. Madden is president of the St. Paul club, and Rev. Osmond Johnson, pastor 'of the First Scandinavian Lutheran church, officiated at the. funeral of the seven-months-old ‘son of ‘Mr..and Mrs. Iver Dahl yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of the par- ents. Interment was made in Green- wood. - The baby died Wednesday from pneumonia.: ‘. NOTIC; The last day for IEO_per cent dis- count on all- water bills is January 21. Pay all bills to the city treas- urer, George Rhea, at the Northern National Bank. : L. P. ECKSTRUM, 5 Acting Clerk of Wsdter Board. For satisfactorv 'briées. bring or ship your Hides & Furs man, has direct charge of arrange- . ments for the meeting. ’ ORDER EASTERN STAR FORMS ACTIVE RED CROSS CIRCLE Last evening at 8 o’clock a large and enthusiastic company of O. E. 8. members met at the chapter rooms and an O, B. 8. Red Cross society was organized. Mrs. B. H. Smith was appointed Coldberg’s shairman. The soclety was divided |. Hide & Fur Co.- worthy nfatrons -were appointed|}. chairmen of the different units: Mrs, |} 112 87d St. Bemidji, Minn. We dlso pay the HIGHBEST T. J. Andrews, Mrs. .C. BE. Battles, ' MARKET PRICE for RUB- Mrs. G. E. Carson, Mrs. G. Kreatz, Mrs. W. P, Dyer, Mrs. H. Rasmus- 5 BERS, METALS and RAGS Phone 638-W son. Past worthy matront’ A. E. JACOB GOLDBERG, Prop. Henderson, Mrs. D.' L. Stanton and Mrs. ‘L. B. Wilson and Worthy Mat- ron Mrs. A, B. Palmer will assist the different chairmen. - . Any member, wishing any infor- mation. will’ please call one of. the chairmen. A surgical dressing unit| 7’ . N will be conductéd by the men. Dr. V. Garlock will be chairman of - AN L AND X WAt ) TO PRESENT 7he A. A. 8. ba#ketball team beat 186 ‘| ROOM ' HOUSE (new), i unity Advertising;” F. L. Madden, president of the St in Community Advertising ,pufidanu of the geliold anti- rocker, bed, thirty elec- case and key- i 2-12 C.N. 'Shannon.’ Phone 16-F-12. ' '1-119 ““America Ave. i —Four-room house, 1231 oy Ay . Klein, ' = 6-125 FOR RENT—Modern' room, 515 Be- midjl avenue. . - . 1327¢f ' RENT—Room furnished or un- ¥ 02 4th Bt. ' 5-123 TED—Girl for work' at Lake fa Sanatorium. Inguire at Plo-| ~" 119 That the government b ~elder. | FOUND—BIcycle, Owner may have CLASS - FOR SALE FIED { 3-room house and lot, close in, only $85.00 cash and $10.00 per month, interest.” - ¥ t ‘room _house, $35.00" cash $12.00 per month, no interest. ?Is-mom house, $50.00 cash and and 7.00 per month. y i, b BEAUTIFUL 16 ACRE FARM, 6 barn, hog house, chicken house, wood "house, and’splendid well and pump, 12 acres cleared and fenced, joins 'plat- ted Nymore. Only $1,800. ' Good 'Hupmobile b6-passenger: car in fine shape, to trade for clear land. A Bnap for some one, 2 Metz runabout, in good runining order, sale cheap or trade for driving horse,- cows or wood. 40 acre improved farm, heavy hardwood soil. To trade for house and. lot. : ¥ % 80 acres good land for sale cheap or trade for house. New water power washing ma- chine very cheap. s The Inbad Family---by Co Popcorn Crispette machine (new’ will sell for about one-fourth of cost. Owner' gone away. R Pair light bobs with or without box, cheap. 2 Good second hand buggy. Biggest snap in home in-¢ity.- The largest rental list. Come in and look it over. 1 WANT A CHANCE TO SELL YOUR PROPERTY -THIS SPRING. I DON'T ‘WANT EXCLUSIVE LIST- ING, BUT MUST HAVE SALE CON- TRAET SIGNED OR WILL ‘NOT ‘WORK ON SALE. ,COME, SEE ME: .. 'There is big business for us this year, so give me a chance. Phone & ‘116 3rd 8t. A St 5 6-128 FOR SALE-—Norway, jackpine and tamarack stumpage on 320 acres, 2% to- 31 miles north of Farris. The 8%, N. B. % and 8.-B. ¥ of Section 34 and lot ome of N..E. of N. W. and 8. W. of N. W. of Sec- tion 35, T. 146, Range 383.' Part reported touched by = fire. . Good chance for box bolts, grain doors, mining props or cordwood. Act quick. J. J. Opsahl. 6-118 FOR SALE—Our home.on Doud Ave. Modern except heat, fenced, gar- age,. shade trees, etc. . This is a dandy home ‘and heré is a chance for someone to get & good house at the right price. Might con- . 3-119 > :lder part exchange. Martin Long-|- alla, an. : | certain tract of said land, ‘same by proving . property. and paying for this ad. Call at 1301 Bemidji Ave., : : Ppar, ,000 ‘worth * of Liberty Bonds as payment for land clearing, fencing, building materials, seed, -hay, feed, cows, heep, hiogs, poultry, farm machin- ;- merchandise or merchandise Kécounts as payments for new or “'bld’ land purchases, or for small mortgages. Every Beltrami county Liberty Bond should - be 2 ; ¢ this’ spring develop- ol county farm factory ont::¥ Talk this over with neighbors and start such co- g‘rmop ‘work at once. Direct, ._of through our bond clearing ar- rapgement -:with :/certain - mer- apts, ‘land. owners and land - clesrers. . J. J. ahl, Bemidji, Minn. Phone 177 or 93. 6-125 SMORTGAGE FOREOLOSURN SALE ‘Weveas, default occurred in the ditions of a certal! ormfi, tapd delivered b; L1 lpe Kline, husband and wife, as mort- ors, to First National Bank of Be-, midji, a corporation, mortgagee, ur— on the following real estate situate inm the County of Beltraml and State of Minnesota, to-wit: The ~ West Thirty Seven and one half feet (37%)._of Lot Four (4), and’' Lots Five (5), and Six (8), in Block Four (4), and Lots Four (4), Five (5) and Six (6), in Block Six (6), in ‘the First Addition to' the Vil- laffl of Turtle River, Beltrami County, Minnesota, also-all that portionof. the South West Quarter of the South West Quarter, of Section* Thirty Three” (33), Township .One Hundred Forty~ Eight (148), North of Range Thirty Two (32) ‘West of the Fifth incipal Meridian, excepting-the Lots and Blocks plotted in said forty acre tract comprised in the Original Townsite of the Village of Turs tle<River, and in the First Addition to -the!Village of Turtle River, and that T cribed “as follows: Commencing at the South West Corner of Lot One (1) in Block Five (5) in said First Addition, thence souz!; One Hundred Sixty (160)- feet;. thence East Ninety (90) Tfeet; ‘Thence ‘North ._One Hundred Sixty (160) feet; Themnce West Ninety (90) feet to the point of begin- ning: which said mortgage bears date the: 25th day of April, 1914, and which wag flled for record :and duly recorded in the_office of the Register of Deeds in and for ‘said. County -of ‘Beltrami, Minnesota, ‘on ' the 27th’-day “of April, 1914, at 2 o'clock P. M, in B Mortgages on Page 209 thereof; and, ‘Whereas, - there is claimed to: he due and 'is due on the date of this notice upon said mortgage and the note there- in described the:sum of $223.83; and no action or proceeding a. law or . equity, having been instituted to, recover the same, or any part thereof, NOW, THEREFORE, Notice is here- by. given, that by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in such case _made and provided, sald mortgage will be foreclosed and‘ the real estate there- in described will be sold by the Sheriff of maid Beltrami County, Minnesots at public vendue, to th~ highest bidder for cash, at the east front door of the court ‘| house .in the :City of Bemidji in sald County and. State, on. the 19th day of February, 1918. at 10 o’clock in the fore- noon of that' day, save and excent that portion of said real estate describ follows, to-wit: Lots Four (4), Five (5 and Six (6) in Block Six (68), First Ad- dition to the Village ot Turtle River, Minnesota, and: tract of land described as_foflows, beginning at the Southwest (SW) Corner of said Lot Six (8), thence running West Forty (40) .feet: thence South One Hundred Fifty. (150) feet; thence East One Hundred Seventy Five (175) feet; thence gorth One Hundred Fifty ‘(150) feet, thence West One Hun- dred Thirty Five (135) feet to fhe point of beginning, the same having been released” and discharged from .the lien and ‘operation’ of sai mortgasa by an instrument in writing, executed and de- livered by said mortgagee dated the 13th day of March, 1915, and filed for record and recorded in said office of the Regis- ter of Deeds in and for said County.of Beltrami, Minnesota; on the 30th day of August‘ 1915, at 8 o’clock_P. 1 Book 22 of Mortgages on thereof, the . agre; consideration for said partial release by and between said mortgagee and said. mortgagors being' the sum of $50.00 which was paid there- for, which sale will be made to pay the amount which will then be due on said mortgage, taxes, if any, on sald real estate, and an Attorney’s fee of $25.00, ge, together as stipulated in sald mort, lowed by law. with the disbursements all Dated January 4th, 1918, FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BEMIDJI, a corporation, s Mortgagee. MONTREVILLE J. BROWN, Attorney for Mortgagee, midji, Minnesota. qtd 15-216 GLAD LAKEAT, WE | WAD AWARD TIME TO RSWOKIN® | | WE Knew JACKET, IUS" o ~oV'VE VAT T ALWAN S 2-119 | . Il be deprived of *_entertainments at the Grand and Elko theatres. M = .| next, and- nine consecutive Mondays thereafter, ' 311 ‘there should be modification of the official order. - To promptly and cheerfully obey official : o "~ the duty of soldiers, but that of all good citizens,, though . personal sacrifice is experienced by’so doing. Wehile the loss in revenue to the Grand and Elko. theatres will be considerablebecause of obeying the published- de- sire of government executives—in advance cia fication—the theatre management regards the . ditions as a necessiry war measure, and cheertully :_ plies therewith. : : on: com ; will lose an enormous revenne tnrough ‘being deprived of the customary receipts from tax on a missions Mondays is also apparent. This may be mate; ally reduced through increased theatre patronage Satur- days, Sundays, Tuesddys and other days of the week than Mondays. . = - - s R ‘Mrs. Selena Tanner, Athens, Qhio, writes: “I cannot find words. to ex- press my- thanks for your kind ad- vice. I never once thought I had ca- tarrh of the stomach. I commenced taking Peruna, as you directed. My stomach continued: to hurt me. for about two weeks after I began the ‘ medicine, and then it stopped. I now have a good: appetite, while before I was nearly starved.” = Those who object to liquid medi cines can procure Peruna Tablets. DoooeBrotvers .| - - CLOSEDCAR | The convertible sedan adjusts ‘itself to all seasons and all ‘weathers, and to every purpose---secial or business---of the entire household. It will pay you to visit us and examine this car. The gasoline consumptiop is unusually low. The tire mileage is unnguall‘y high. , o g . Sedan or Coupe, $1350; Winter Tnurifig Car ,or Roadster, #1050; Touring Car, Roadster or Commercial Car, $886 : (All prices f. o. b. Detroit) OLAF Bemidji, 'ONGSTAD .~ Minnesota the B. A. C. second basketball quint ‘this morning by a score of 11 to 9. The lineup was as follows: "“B:“A.‘S—John Henry; right for- : “Pres.”” Wilson, left forward; ; Longballa, center; C. Rafferty, - pight guard; Ora Batchelder, left d . A, A. S—J. €ushner, right for- ward; C. Phibbs, left forward; F. = Bohr, center; W. Hohn, right guard; ‘R, Clark, left guard. " Another game will be played by ' the same.tgams next Saturday. Joe - Cushner is eaptain and Willle Hohn _u’mn:wot the A. A. C. -~