Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 29, 1918, Page 11

R T LN o FnenRE fi- * ¥ Y TR b i i o o =™ BEMIDJ1 DAILY PIONEER CLASSIFIED NOTICE Advertisements in' this column cost half sert a word per issue, when ‘ paid cash in advance. No ad will Minn., or phone 780J; all property be run for less than 10c per issue. _sold on easy terms, _ 2m519 Ads charged on our books cost one | FOR SALE—Five passenger, Ford; cent a word per’issue. No ads run 1915 model, good running order. for less than 25c. Box K, Solway, Minn. 10t 329 FOR SALE 4 WANTED — e O WANTED—Girl for general house- work. -Mrs. Garlock;, 820 Beltrami Ave. 3-41 E—Two on Minnesota Ave. and 12th St. Easy terms. Mrs. O. N. Sauer. Phone 690-W§ 4-32 — WHEN YOU WANT A LOT—or a house and lot, 5 acres for garden or poultry; 40, 80 or 160 acres, call on Mathew Larson, Nymore, _HOG lSLAl?fi)tl"LANT 'TO COST Exhibit_of Spider Webs. '35 MILLIONS. WITNESS SAYS| Notwithstanding the fact that a spider web is so fine and delicate that unless covered with dust or sparkling \ cost to the government for construct-| with dew it is almost invisible, the ing the shipyard at Hog Island, Pa.,| American Museum of Natural History where 120 fabricated steel ships are| (s now displaying a serles of these to be built ypder the agency co-|webs, 12 fn number, so mounted on tract plan, will-be between $35,000,-.44p)c hackgrounds as to be plainly vis- 1000 and $40'0010t't020'w;2etolfienal:; ible. The spiral construction, widen- ?;l;,‘:lg_ceF::e‘?nl:n gf Providence, R. {ng gradually from the cen?er outward, %, an expert/naval architeet, brought| s easily traced. The webs are accom- here to testify by the contractors. panied by colored plates of the spiders This sum;, does not include any which spun them. Some spiders live / in the web they spin; others spend | FOR SALE OR TRADE—One 1912 work on ship’construction. Members (of the Senate committee|only the nights there, hiding during Cadillac car in good condition. Washington, March 29.—Total 7 ! have expressed belief that the totf}l the day in retreats often some distance Would make a fine truck if de- 3 = cost would go beyond Mr, Freeman’s| wav “with a single thread leading to | - sired. A. E. Witting, Blackduck, WANTED—Washing to do. Reas- estimate. the web. One of the larger splders, | _ Minn. 3-41 OBnan:J]ld‘,:IiclAargesi)hM‘s.x;?é {wsglétzhs’ 2 Aranea trifollum, for instance, spins & | FOR SALE—One 54-inch = buffet, e VS ARG TS o TO ATTEND OPERA thread from the center of its web to a | table and chairs to match, fumed WANTE?;‘%Oml;‘:tEM girl 9‘& ‘gkle PR OMPT 5 tent made of leaves and silk. Sitting oak, used one winter only. Phone| ¢&re o aby afternoons, el- . Mrs. E. A. Barker and daughter, In this tent, the spider holds the thread 1 J. Cool, Markham Hotel. 3-41| trami Ave. 2-329 LIVERY 0 WANTED—Bell boy, day work. » Verna, left yesterday morning for 5 Minneapolis, where they will attend In such a way that it knows when the | FOR SALE—Household goods, in- grand opera. Mrs. C. A. Huffman web is' shaken by its insect prey.— cluding typewriter and piano. Mrs, accompanied them to Minneapolis | American Museum Journal. J. C. Cobb, 509 Minn. Ave. 6-44 FOR SALE—Stock ,of general mer- Markham Hotel, 3-329 WANTED — Good second hand double work harness. State.low- A Boon to Business and from there will go to Cnul\fl A ] ite- Grant, Rockford, Ill., where she Wi Her Work. chandise, $1,200% fixtures $225; est price you will accept. dress " 7 Z S i| B B to deliver WOODSTOCK Type- visit her son, Hallan Hufftmar, Who) Gongrosswoman Jeanuette Rankin | - Ineling bt X Moo R4 S5 ox 451, Bomid)l. Mins': s $.320 We Are Prepared 1 omptly i ordered at She expects to be gonme about two sald in a Y. W. C. A. address: Store building may be leased cheap| WANTED — Painting and paper once. The Woodstock” Typewriter Company has broken all “Charles Schwab married on $7 a if desired. Have postoffice'in con-| hanging.' All work guaranteed records, and in spite of war conditions has increased its nection, bringing. $18 monthly.] satisfactory. L. W. Snelson. output over three times in six months, in order to meet the weeks. . 6-41 growing Business demand for this popular machine. - Thousands of business firms are thankful to the Woodstock as the machine of the hour; a standard, 42 key Typewriter, endorsed by the best operators; something better at the time of greatest need; A Friend Indeed. _ INVESTIGATE—Order Now to be Sure deis week, and Chauncey Depew on $9. 1 Business sales run $11,00 $ i : ,000 yearly. Phone 582-J. HOME, FOR 'VACATION have no sympathy with the girl who | pjepnty jce put up for summer.|WANTED—To rent or buy five or Wi makes a devoted young man wait till Purchaser should qualify :as post- six-room’ house, with él{ water. Many of the/Bemidji teachers have| he can support her as luxuriously as master. Owner’ will enter other| Must not be too far tromyb siness left for their homes, or the homes of| hyr old father does. business elsewhere. Part cash| gistrict. Address “X Y zl»l' Pio- friends, where they will pass Easter| «jry sympathy all goes out to the and time paper will swing deal.| peer 323tf Apply J. C. Smith, Benedict, Minn, . vacation. The schools Will reopen| ¢oung man who said joyously, as soon i Tuesday. . as he was accepted: 6-43 | WANTED—Girls at Svea Hotel. Tuesdsy. |sshewassceepted: et marricd at |FOR SALESii-room Houss, modern i:20 [l Phone 922 BEMIDJI PIONEER _ Bemidjl except heat, after June 1, easy FOR RENT terms. 1208 America Ave. Tel. 98, C. W. Warfield. 328tf| FOR RENT--Seven-room house, mod- “+Oh, Jack, hadn't we better wait, 9 e MW SVERE n BLs 8va St. Tel. 98. 'C. W, then? she protested. ‘What would the | FOR SALE—Sixty-five acre farm . - . 98. C. W. o with good house, barn, chicken Warfleld. . 328tf eighbors ¢ if th P kel A S e gsvfi w(;;;;-“y - ey g me dolg my house and.other small buildings.| FOR RENT—Best business location Land ‘joins the depot site at La- in city, now occupied, term of un- Remeinber, Taesday, “Meatless Day”; Wednesday, “Wheatless-Day.” vinia. Telephone 10-F-2 or write expired leare 2 years. Address Geo. N. Wood. 6-42 Lease, 455. 325tf SAT. AND N “MONDAY| e ——————a— once. Of course, at first, we shan’t be able to keep a servant. wasl.:cn to Business “Jack looked “puzzled. “ "Why, sweetheart,” he sald, ‘whose THE BEMIDJI PIONEER work do you want to do?” Potatoes, all sound stock, per Karo or Red Bird Syrup, 10 Macaroni, Spaghetti, Cremet- Jelly Powder, pkg.t........ 8c Paints, all 5 year guaranteed, bushel _ . . ... ........ ,...40c b, tins.......covnninnen 70¢ tes, 3. for......ooveen . 25¢ orders taken subject to de- y . 5 . Yeast Foam, 7 pkgs. for.... lay, price per gallon...... 2.00 | Onions, all'sound stock, per bu. $1.75 Karo or Princess Syrup, white Sweet Potatoes, in 3 Ib. tins, B 25¢ 8 ! Onions, all sound stock, 100 1b 10 Ibe t108: s svs sris e . 80c¢ 3EIQL. < ves e e dene s seet . B0 PureuHome Made Apple Cider Poultry Netting and Barb® e CBaCK $2.00 Apple Butter, fresh and’pure, Kellogg's Drinkottes, same as gallon. .. iiiiiwn cen i o 50¢ Wire, ask for prices. ;/ Onions, all sound stock, 10 QUATE JAT........iieeoes 35¢ Postum, per tin......... 20c Cider Vinegar, galloa....... 35¢ Roofing Papers—ask for prices. : Ibs. fOT.....ccevocncnvnnns ¢ 2 Vo 25e Peach Preserves, heavy syrup, Kellogg’ s’ Corn Flakes, per - Apples, extra funcy, all sound. Onion Sets, red, yellow or B J//. Cabbage, all sound stock, 1b.. 5¢ auart Jar. .. i3 ses v . 35¢ OB L. R $1.25 stock, Spitzenberg, per case $1:90 white, Ib...... senwens ess 180 Y Cranberries, all sound stock, 1b. 15¢ Pear Preserves, heavy syrup, Kellogg’s Krumbles, pkg.,.... 1lc Apples, extra fancy, all sound Timothy Seed, Seed Wheat, Eggs, strictly fresh, doz... . ... 3le Quart jar.......ooooe 35 | Rolled Outs, in bulk, 10 Ibs. o Bom it Mot | B ey s mil BB sisce s, whess sumie s ansonare siase i syl car: Nut Butterine, olemargerine, Plum Preserves, heavy syrup, L b G40 Apples, extra fancy, all sound line—ask for prices. e i better than butter, 1b....... 28c quart Jarii eniost e sie s 35¢ Corn Meal, in bulk, 10 Ibs. ps-m;i'; Spokine Wagners i i . for . ‘ock, Spok 8! ....$1.60 Grass Seeds, also garden seeds, - Prufies, new goods, 25 Ib case, Olives, in 9 ounce bottle.... 18¢ OF meinbatifin oitinte SRR S0 550 Apples, field run, soind and prices are right. |3 L 1lc Ripe Olives, in tins, each.... Adrian, low gride flour, 10 good for sauce, 10 lbs. for —We 3 i 15¢ Ibs. for 39¢ b Ear Corn—We have just re \ R Peaches, new goods, 25 1b. ) Pure Oli il, high R i < da Crackers ter Crack- . ceived another 1200 bushels 4 », i case, 1b.......cocvroeeen 12¢ u;?m..‘.‘ie. 0 i fz. %t .g.r.a'd'e: 450 | Barley Flour, 10 lbs. for.... 70¢ Soe?s’(,&amger 'sgiis (130 1b. .?uc)lazotthdis ‘l; nnt.be tl;l;ged v ’ 2 . or and also for er, ; Ra(‘l::isxzs, lr';ew goods, 25 1b. T Mustard, in quart jars...... 20¢ Graham Fiour, 10 1bs. for. ... 55¢ iots, per Ib. " """" d i 150 price per bushel....... .. 8175 i % 'L:.xganl;errl‘es. '14b ............. 5 Condensed Milk, tall cans, Rye Flfxur, 107 1ha; ol s i 60c Ealmd; ] dv) eines o o8- GRAD Bm?{ Shorts, Oats, at lowest @ y 7 Ste g Oc (éog:lagé, Van Cdamp s or Wheat Flbur, we handle same but Scf1 aBeansie?:sks up ::,:& e:.;l prices, y i Chocolate, 1b. 35¢ o ross, per doz....... $145 suggest conserving for the soldier vy ans, &u : i boys . equal in guality, in 10 1b. Hay, per ton from..$12.00 to $17.00 - l i Cocoa, 1b.... 25¢ Condensed Milk, baby size, 8. lots, per Ib.....c...counne 10c £ * ' e : b per dozZ............. EEERE ¢ ] Sugafsiwe scll at cost and will ap- : 3 . ,’i %]‘ Tea Siftings, 1b. 20c omatoss, i gallon tins, each 550 ¢ portion to each customer su;:h Dried Peas, 1b..........c... 10¢ Oat Straw, per ton..........$10.00 Bl ' ' uantities as the Food Adminis- Swedish Brown Beans, Ib.. ... ¢z ; f Tea, green Japan, 5 1b. lots, Ib. 3l¢ Tomatoes, in 3 lb. tins, per fravor permits. g ' M Tennis Shoes, men's, boys’ | i Tea, green Japan, lb. 33c 0B, «iocveentnoonnne .....$2.00 Split Peas, 1b.............. 140 youths’ women’s—just ar- - A """" We have on hand—but - will limit rived. Our priceg are, per Coffee, special grade, fair Tomatoes, in 2 1b. tins, per sales in accordance with require- Junket, health food, per doz. 606 <+ pair....... Sacaaien -evei sinseies, 06 drinker, 10 Ib. lots, 1b..... 15¢ AOZ, 5 it sy b Sgeeivssive $1.50 ments of Food Commission. Soap—Swift's Prld-e. Lenox, 4 Coffee, special grade, fair Peas, in 2 lo. tins, per doz... $1.50 White Laundry, Flake 5 Piece Kitchen Carving Set ¢ drinker, 1b. 17c ¥ Sardines, extra grade, double ‘White, Bob White, Rose fOF .vcccessencaccsnonee 508 e e tall s b . 95 Corn, in 2 b, tins, per doz...-$1.65 size tins, better than im- Queen, all at, per bar.... . 5¢ . 3 offee, steel cut, b. lots, 1b. » ) 4 ported stock, 5 cans for.... [ A i Coffee, equal grade, unground {)‘y‘;‘é‘hvfi;’e&“}’.}“fi‘,fi Zib. &sg}%g . i Matches, 5500 for....... Gr;ai e i $1.25 ! 25 1b. drums, 1b.. .. ... 19¢ g . Tomato Sauce ,very good for Toothpicks, 2500 for TRy, i , Oysters, in 2 1b. tins, 3 for.. 50¢ gravies, 4 tins for........ 25¢ i Many other items too numerous to Salt Pork, ham butt, 1b...... 25¢ Sauer Kraut, in 3 Ib. tins, 3 i Clothes Pins, § doz mention and everything guaranteed Summer Sausage, 1b. 25¢ for. .. 50¢ Mince Meat, full quart jar for 35¢ Linseed Oil ,per gallon. both as to price and quality. Morris Kaplan, Bemidji, Minn. tra trade requirements. | N. B—We are arranging for an additional 25,000 feet of warchouse space to accommodate our ex DOINGS OF THE VAN LOONS -3 WOMEN ARE. =UNRN 7 BEINGS ! —?»:—.aa THEY Ho THE o WeL. LewT e PARADING EMPTY BOXES ¥ THEM H.A\'/r:‘—ru‘&lfl TN VIEW OF THE NE'GHBORS HoM TE EuUN 'WiT}-' TS To MAKRE THEM THINK THEY % CANOUVE! AGE" STUNT SETTING A Lot OF NEW 3 X dioTHES' THE NEW — 700 To PRETEND ART CcF "CAMOVFLAL > T que < = e % THEY CALL 1T Wi s = = S e NEVES $ S ¢ k v » J - BoTice T J . AETER \ J “§§“~Q Nafactive