Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 30, 1918, Page 4

e arE atenced .to serve two years 1@::.1110:(,]1_ -penftentiary % 0 903K K KKK ¥ POJTGAL AxoTNoENTS X (Prepared and inserted by and for . 'W. Vandersluis-and-to he paid for ag| 8t the Tate of $10.00. for ser} jal ‘found _ him|- n' overcoat, -prop- "(By United Press) " A French City, Jan. 30.--The pride|H ‘of Germany’s mercantile fleet, caught in American ports at. the outbreak “of the war, have brought back to Burope thousands of American troops and ‘great quantities -of ‘supplies. Permission for this = announcement . this morning. 3 sre ‘eighteen former Ger- man ships in #s seryice, including the huge e world. It was for- There will be a meeting of .the Merchants association at the COm. mergis]- club rooms tomorrow after- ez noon -at 4 o'clock.’ The niatter ‘o credits and. the matter of delivery will be discussed and every merchant |- in Bemidjf; whether a ‘member, of the Merchants association; or not, should make:it a point to be at this meetlng; e e - - An on?o::. supper wlll Ee given by the members of the Moose lodge for their wives snd lady friends tomor- row evening in the Moose hall. The. music-played by John Jacob Beck at the:band concert tonight is sold by the Bemidji Jewelry 0‘1]'180 NEW:TROUGH WATERS STOCK Animal, !hppim en Platform, Opens 2 Which Allow a Fresh, Cold : Otmm to Pour In. ‘trough: hias -been invented which can gauge-the smount of water an ani- WAl drinks. There s a platform which works ‘in conjtinction with ‘valves on the ‘supply ‘and - drain. pipes of-the trough.. When an animal steps on the platform the valves are opened and a stream of water pours in. . As he slakes his thirst .and steps off the platform ‘the inlet is closed and the surplus wa- ter is drained-of?, - - — ‘The valve mechanism of this device is mounted in a concrete well in the gtognd. <-The-valve of the supply.pipe ‘th lve ‘of ‘the drain- pipe are de by: side, and the stems of 0 | Ait into a single operating lever, ed ‘sbove this mechanism at th ‘the- ground is the plat- farm. The front end of the platform /18! raised slightly by a pair of -springs ‘and is connected with the lever of the valyes. The water trough les just in front ‘of the platform. {As soon as a® animal walks on the platform he presses the front end down agd opens- the 'valves of the trough p!pg.‘ “The: water gushes in at just the [{ at' e will drink. His thirst enched, he ‘leaves the platforni, the rings raise it.up and close the valves. | Ve little’ water is: wasted, and the .Grink furnisheq: Atre thirsty animal 18 as cog!-’lnd,‘fresh"as_ that which Is sup- plied to the farmer and his men. FAVORS AN AMATEUR BUGLER Fiatdwelier Prefers Distressing Nolse Made by Cornet Tooter to Man :. - Who Yells “Murder” in Sleep. pd ‘once,” sald Mr. Flatdwell- ) simg honse with an ama- € player; and we thought ‘then: tha {f ‘we ever got out of that House wq should be happy. It didn't we could ever have, in any other place, so distressful a . nelgh- bor. : ++ . “But In this house that we have ¢ lately moved into we heard the first ,;.!l‘ht we:were hers the cry of . ¥ ‘Murder! Murder!” : “We sat up in horror; listening and wondering what we ought to do; bu the next moment we heard a female voice saying: ¥ “‘Pdward! Edward! Wake up Mercy! What's the matter? “And’ then wé heard, in a man's volce: ; “My gracious!: I'm glad - that wasn’t frue’ - “Thiy was a great rellef to us, of course;”as_ no doubt ‘it was to Ed- ward; put then, as we pulled the bed . clothes. up again and our head ‘ touched the pillow, we reflected that * the novice struggling with a cornet Had once peemed the worst thing that could happen to us; but now we knew _ better. As petween him and & neigh- " bor prone to a nightmare, give us, oh, give us, every time, the amateur bugler.” Leviathan, the big-||i .. C. W. VANDERSLUIS i For Mayor. To the Voters: v At the earnest solicitation of a large number of residents of this city, I have consented to again run for the position of mayor. .I have enforced the laws of the city, th state and the natfon (iurlng my p& vious terms and endeavcred to keep this city free from internal disturb- ers. T do mot-hesitate to stand squarely on my past record and there 18 not an official act but what, should the occasion again demand, will be repeated. I intend, if elected, ‘to continue to endeavor to make Be- midii a place in which it is pleasant to live and one which we can cor- dially welcome visitors. I therefore solicit the vote and support of each citizen at the coming. election. CHAS. W. VANDERSLUIS. 20:218 QUESTION CLEARED UP Bemidji Readers Can No Longer Doubt the Evidence. Again and again we have read of strangers in distant towns who have been cured by this'or that medicine. But Bemidji’s pertinent question’has always been ‘‘Has anyone here in’ Be- midji been cured?”’ The word of a stranger living a hundred miles away may be true, but it -cannot have the same weight with us 'as the word of our own citizens, whom we know and respect, and whose evidence we can so easily prove. 0. E. Erickson, prop. of grocery, 1223 Minnesota Ave., Bemidji, says: “Several years ago when working on the street railway I had a bad at- tack of kidney complaint, caused by so much jolting and shaking. It finally settled in my back and made it hard for me to keep going. My kidneys acted irregularly. Two box- es of Doan's Kidney Pills' cured me and since then I'have been free from kidney trouble.” Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy-—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mr. Erickson had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv.' SUBSCRIBE FOR PIONEER Lt T : PALACE B 'ROOM HOUSE or trade for house.’ ) | WANTED—Laundsy: work | ch | FOUND—Bicyele, .- Call: Sma FOR BALE—40 acres meadow land ‘miles from Bemidji, $25 ... C. F. Schroeder,” Bemidjf, Route No. 3. Kehig FOR: BSALE—Chi and varlety store. Also t ouses in Fifth ward. Ed Akre,Bemidji, Phone 265. @ R 3 FOR Hmm:y Rlo; p:‘bmrn'au per 1b,. Elephane. Brand popeorn J16¢ per Ib. = Sold in bulk. . C. B, $100; Ford car, $2560. 1 1122 Dewey Ave. FOR SALE Two sets of good, heavy, new work .t harness, One yesrling black draft colt. B brood sows (bred.). ’ : “ One 6-year-old cow, fresh soon. ‘Two 2-year-old cows, fresh soon. 2 yearling heifers.” == . 1 new wide tire wagon. . 1 get mew bobs (heavy). .1 set 1ight bobs. <5 1 3-room house and lot, close.in, only $35.00 cash.and $10,00 per month, no interest. « s 4-room house, $35.00 cash and $13,00 per month, no interest.. ' 6-room house, $50.00 cash and $17.00 per month.. . . 5 BAUTIFUL 16 ACRE FARM (new), bars, I house, chicken house, wood ‘house, and splendid well and pump, 12 acres cleared and .tanlggd. “Joins plat- ted Nymore. Only $1,800. ° =~ Good ' Hupmebile 5-passenger car in fine shape, to trade for clear la: A spap for some one. : Metz runabout, in good running order, sale cheap or trade for dfiving, horge, cows or wood. /- . = 40-acre improved ' farm,::heayy hardwood soil. . To trade foi use and lot. ° St 80 acres good land for New water power ° ashing me- chine very cheap. - Popcorn Crispette machine will gell for about one-fourth-of Owner gohe away. i ey 1] O —Cheap, Earsge business| " 32| d.|a 25 . “home." ‘318 ‘America’ Ave, y. i 6-22 WANTED—Man and team (o haul wood. Reynolds & Winter.. 126tf Tesl- dence, 58, and pay for . 3-131 T/OST—Key, near Miller's atore. = Re- ning Sat. Fo, 2 'Oneé 16-oz. bottle Hiawatha Cat- .. up S e 250 3 ard Tomato P 8 cans' Standerd Corn One b-1b, can Palace Syrup 1 1b. Baker's Chocolate 2 pkgs. 'Beeded Raisins, Two 16-oz. cans Milk, ..250 ‘Home or Libby: Brand, per:'doz. ,cans ol . ... 8145 8 pkgs. Quaker Cornflakes ' ° ‘95 8 cans Peaches _ ., R [ HERE ARE SOME BARGAINS IN 8 bars Swift’s Bnap Soap_ .. .. 250 7 bars Swift's Pride: soap 5|8 bars Pearl White float ng s0ap 250 '8, cans Swift’s Pride Cleanser 925¢ ‘Why not sleep comfortable? .Get one of those nice blankets. We have 'a' largy essortment of good values from- 0 to $8.00 that we offer at pt. while they last. Yo | to hurry. - o - oo Don’t forget that we offer mack- inaws at 20% discount. W, €. SCHROEDER Pair ‘light bobs" with or without); box, -cheap. Good second hand buggy,« | Biggest snap in home fin:ojty.- - The ‘largest rental list ome in and ‘look it oyer. 1 WANT A CHANCE SELL YOUR: PROPERTY THIS SPRING. 1 DON'T. WANT: EXCLUSIVE LIST- ING, BUT MUST: HAVE SALE CON- TRACT S8IGNED OR. WILL ' NOT WORK ON SALE. COME, SEE ME. There. is: hig business for us.this: year, so give me a chance. ’ B. J; WILLITS, . Phone 41. —_— FOR RENT = FOR RENT-—Modern room, 518 ‘midji avenue. 12218 FOR RE Tfi‘g—-lloom, Turnished oryun- _turnlshad; 502 Fourth St. 6-22 FOR . RENT — Five-room modern house. Phome 323-W. "C. :D. Lucas. -129 WANTED—Clean cotton rags. -No ‘buttons or fuzzy edges and no lit- tle bits of pleces. We will pay b ‘cents a pound for rags brought to the Pioneér office in any size quan-- tities up to 100 pounds. Here' chance for boys to search mother' basement or attic’' for rags d make a little = spending .mo: Come' on, hboys, bring your | here and get the top prices. _mld]l Piopeer. 118tf lill!lllllllillll L] LIVERY — TO THE PUBLIC —. . Good teams and sleighs, careful drivers who know the roads. “We are prepared to furnish first class rigs day Feed barn in connection. parties. L Office Markham Hotel Bldg., or night, with or without drivers, on short notice. M you: want a rig for a reasonable price Phone 164W or 20 Special prices to-sleigh ride Between 4th and 5th on Miss. Ave. Col. K. W. REEVES; MGR lII!IIIlllIljIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll]IIIIIlIIllIIlIIIllIIIIlllllllIllIIIIIlIlIIIi M ‘The Inbad Family--by Cowan. 115 3rd St 6-24 | e “but do: Re-| ¥ . ol “No one who has not had Infliienza can realiz sides. and the whole body becomes more comfortable. / Then again, the after effets of Influenza are often even more Chamberlain's Co{:glk.‘Rem'eHy ‘was freely given. - The persistent. cough ‘that frequently. follows Influenza can be relieved by Chamberlain's Cough’ Remedy, and’ should: not be allowed. run on until it becomes troublesome.” 1 K ¢ == CITY LIVERY - Bemidji’s all the year round livery. Service is first class a.lwo:nyl'; = g 2 Remember, Tuesday, “Meatless Day’’; gelt\of horses, rigs, robes, foot warmers, etc. . POGUE’S OLD BARN; COR. 3rd ST. and IRVINE AVE. C. E. HICKERSON, Man TELEPHONE 3-W . ou know the fobac nature, and blended only by experts. Do you know the cooling, soothing whiffs of con- tentment you can get from a bag of True Smoke?. Do you know why it’s so populars why “True Smokers” never change; why they always recom- meng it 50 strongly to their friends? Just ¢y one True Smoke is a blend of the choicest tobaccos from five of America’s finest tobacco-grow. - True Smoke is sold in 10c flat, or. parch is removed, all ichness retained. your : .C. PEPER TOBACCO CO. SAINT LOUIS & # MISSQURI L s Wednesday, “Wheatless Day.” ager 0c - True Smoke: ' Smokes True Chews Trué ’_l'oo CAN'T NE HAVE NOT WHILE THERE'S [} . th g it causes or how it defiea treatment. | know of nothing that will® . give,such'prompt relief as Charaberlain's Cough Remedy, fo; | when it is taken the pain in the chest disappears, the feyer sub- | ‘distressing. than. the discase itself, but they can be avaided if - - Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy " . 'Though the greméang« from chis disease is Pneumonis, i I have never known a single case of Influenza to result in it when to | e BOBBY!! WMAT 'S GOW’ A Frening Vitage t‘;hnt Floats. 3 "~ In the shadow of the huge Manha ‘tan bridge which connects New York o Q':SE :;5::' pmerwlthBrooklynnuflaanfl- (R table fishing village consisting of nine two-story houseboats moored side by side #0 as to form a solid row and sheltering the fishermen and their fam- Ilies, on whom New York city is de- pendent for a yood part of its fish sup- ply.. But unless you are familiar with the vagaries of fish and’the localities {n which they school in certain’sea- sons you need not go. in search of this village. Often it disappears from. & ~ locality overnight, without any fare- wells, reappearing as quletly & later~Popular Bclence HUM® waaT'S A WAR ON BETWEEN “TEDDY AND THE CAT, PAY L AN PEACE AROUND THIS 0 (RN S ‘\fi%{mw Bz, #B