Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 18, 1918, Page 4

PAGE FOUR CONVENTION RED CROSS DINNER A HUGE SUCCESS|x: ‘back, S. C. Scott. Pies are Plentiful. (Continued from page one) —_— e < .rih, Grotte, Stolquist;-H. Smith, W. W. # ' Helmer, A. Guyer, J. Miller and An- voil. Mrs. F. R. Smith, butter. ing: Mesdames John Moberg, Swed- The following ladies gave pies: Mesdames Croon; Erwig, Tond Smart, L. Brooks, Al H. Jester, Taylor, Brevtton, Van Arnum, George Walker, .| BE. J. Gould, H. Anderson, P. M. Pe- terson, Pat McLaughton, J. P. Mil- , J. R. Valoski, George Carver, H. Semisch, W. J. Werth, L. C. Johnson, A, Brose, Sandland, Wick- man, Kidd, Joe Hahn, Ripple, Han-| . «THE -BEMIDJI DAILY PlONEl'ER ¢ Merchants Help, ° pahy pans. Meat market. the hauling. 4 Here’s Co-overation. Mrs. Henry Johnson of Hubbard county, Sl‘nart'; Mabel Brooks, Elaine Boyd. The Bemidji Gas company cooked the potatoes, Given Hardware comv and Anderson’s second _hand store furnished the stoves, and Bat- tles’ Hardware store furnished the The meat was sarved by Alex Doran, Thomas Newton and the City Tom Smart’s dray did Bocida, collected the. fol- son, 2 quarts cream; Mrs. Jack Mal-| OVER 250.000 BOYS ARE IN terud, -2 dozen eggs; Mrs, John Mal- Mrs. John Olson, 2 dozen eggs; Mrs. Carl Mal- 2 pounds butter; Mrs, Dunlap, 2 pounds ‘butter; Mrs. John Lind, 2 dozen eggs; Mrs. Fred Barr, 2 pounds butter; Mrs. L. E. Hanson, 2 pounds butter and one bushel po- 2 bushels potatoes; Mrs. G. Spragg, 2 pounds dozen eggs; Mrs. Knute Nyhus, 2 pounds butter; Mrs, M. Silverberg, 2 dozen eggs; Mrs. C. Hedeen, 1% bushels terud, 2 pounds butter; terud, tatoes; Mrs. Christ Olson, 2 butter; Mrs, Seth Smith, 3 Mike (By United Press) this summer. will exceed 250,000. NATION'S WORKING RESERVE . Washington, June 18.—A quarter of a million American boys between the ages of 16 and 21 are going to help inecrease wor food productlon Indications now are that enroll- ment in the Boys: Working Reserve Thirty-seven of the. 48 states re- port an actual enrollment of 140,000 and an expected enrollment of 230,- Pickles were furnished by Mes- ',33;‘,,(3?“‘3}}‘,,‘}}‘1‘2:; gflfi:{flgckm’fi’ Iéwing for the convention '-dininer.|potatoes; Mrs. F. Sankey, 2 pounds|000. Several large states still are to .dames H. W. Bailey, B. R. Jahr, Lar- Jewett,’L Jewett, Rynum, Parker,|This was all donated by the: ladies | butter; Mrs. E. P. Roberts, 2 dozen| report. o i aa e son, Grover, Johnson, Lycan; George| morrance, Mclver, Leply, ~Helmer, |of the town of Fern, as ollows: Mrs.|eggs; Mrs. Jack Johnson, 1 dozen Callfurmaooea sd Hllinois i anzolls Bagley. William _ Nelson, Balkin, Wedge,|J. Jenkinson, 10 pounds butter’ and Leggs; Mrs. Henry. Johnson, 3 dozen | ment of 22,01 e an 0000, *» Milk was donated by the follow-|Spooner, Koors, Bowser, Frances| 2 bushels potatoes; Mrs. Ole Amund- | eggs. with an enrollment o vicinity. tours. 4B This is the opportun- @ ity of a lifetime. You j# can save a bunch of 1 this GREAT SALE. This regular $350 Piano, slightly used $140.00 Thisbeautiful $125 ) hPhonograph with 110 records for i This Phonograph will be “isold on terms as low as #$1.00 a week if desired. 115 Phonograph records will be sold at 25 cents each. 2 with only a slight effort to pay for same. attention. GEO.; OPEN EVENINGS ES Our large stock of PHONOGRAPHS will be close will accept as little or as much cash as you canspare, -ience. We quote below only a few.of our many snaps: PIANOS, PHONOGRAPHS, WATCHES JEWELRY CUT GLASS TOILET ‘ ARTICLES CHINA, CLOCKS, and practlcally every other artrcle in our store will be sold at a tremendous discount within the next ten days. The object of this Great Sale is to raise money at once, preparatory to our removal to the new location. PECIALATTENTION ~‘Alth.ou h the cost of manufacturing is much greater our PIANOS and PLAYER -PIANOS will be sold for less money than ever before ofi'ered to the people of Bemrdjr and We sell the world renowned BALDWIN LINE OF PIANOS used by the greatest living artists in thelr concert : This brand new $450.00 | Piano, raduu— tion"price $296.00 You may as well throw $150.00 in the lake as let this gold- en oppor- tunity slip d out at almost unbelievable reduction in price and"tér?ms'.‘ We. the balance of payments can be arranged.to suit your cconven- Thisbeautiful $150 Cabinet Phono- graph with 10 rec- ords $74.00 Remember! these Splendid snaps will last only during this big reduction sale. One used Kimball piano e $65 Three Organs in fine condition at $10.00, $15.00 $20.00 TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1918, UNOFFICIAL BEMIDJI RETURNS (Continyed from Page One) T State Auditor. Preus ... 76 Tjosvold .81 .. 44 56 48 Preus maj. Stat Rines Fasel Rines maj. Atty. General Hilton ... Sullivan’ Hilton maj. ..ocooociececiaaas 9 Clerk of Supreme Court -Caswell . 40 Magnuson Mueller .. Caswell plur. . R. & Warehouse. Comm. Putnam % Tilquist Putnam maj. Rep. Sixth Dist. Knutson McDonald Woolley Knutson plur, ........co......... 23 B Governor (Demo:) . «Comstock . 0 ‘Wheaton ... 0 - Rep. 62d Dist. Rako ... Thoreen .. . Opsahl ... Rako plur. .. Sheriff. Johnson . Bailey ... Ilzertson Akerb]ade = J ohnson plur. appropriation turning over to President -Wilson $50,000,000 as a personal war fund, sought by ‘the -president-to insure continuation of the Creel committee on public information. In a letter to Representative Shir-« ley the president indicated he feared congress might attempt to curtail the work of Mr. Creel’s bureau-ioy denying necessary appropriations. WANT AD DEPT. FOR SALE : FOR SALE—Boat and boat house on\ Lake Irvine. In good condition Will sell at a bargain. Must be taken at once. Call-at 918 Irvine' Ave., after 5 p. m. 617tf FOR SALE—One black mare eight year§ old. Inquire 18th -Street. Phone 700-J. 4-621 FOR SALE—Fine team of bay horses about; 1,300 Ibs. each. = New har- ness and wide ‘tirg.wagon. Will {sell team -alone if desired. E. J. Willits, 115 Third St. -Phone 41. 5 2-618 FOR SALE—Very cheap, 160 acres of| land 2% miles southeast of Be-| midji. For particulars address C. C. Howe, 4808 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. Sat 615tf] FOR SALE—Or will trade for Ford: car, 80 acres of land, good soil, lo- cated north of Pinewood. For fur- ther information call ffice. 6-620 FOR SALE—Two acres of land with summer cottage, within city lim- its. Good welI on premises. Phone 684-W. 68tf FOR SALE—Five-room cottage with city water and sewer. Lot is .30x150 feet and runs out to the lake. Inquire at 1204 Dewey, Ave. ‘or call 276. | batf FOR SALE—One b5-passenger Chev- rolet, price $250. Call C. W. Jewett Co. 3-619 _______WANTED HELP WANTED—Bright girl to do photo printing. Do not telephone but call at the studio, 110 Third street, between 8 and 9 o’clock in the morning, and at no other hour. Hakkerup Studio. 618tf WANTED—Dressmaking to do at home. Mediamdelene Golaa, 312 Minnesota Ave. Phone 669-W. 2-618 WANTED—Woman cook at Northern Restaurant. WANTED — Chamber mald__and cleaning girl. Markham Hotel. 613tf WANTED—Capable man able to han- dle cars for garage work from 1 o’clock p. m. until 12 o’clock p. m. Apply Letford’s Garage, A ‘Two girls at Lake sanatorium; $25 per month. Call G. E. Carson, Pioneer office. 57tf .| % i it ¢ BRCHY-. We pay freight to any part of the state. Procrastination is the thief of time.Don’t put off ’til tomorrow what you can do today. T. BAKER & GO. &5 Come in tomorrow and take advantage of one of these rare snaps and have a piano or phonograph in your home You will be astounded when you learn the rldlculously low prices we are making in our jewelry department Remember this sale opens tomorrow and will close in 10 days. Out51de correspondence will receive prompt 116 THIRD STREET FOR RENT FOR RENT—Pasture on lake front. Gallinger farm. Birchmont road. 3-620 FOR RENT—Two cottages at Mill Park. Inquire of Mrs. Rolf An- derson, 143 Mill Park. 6-622 FOR RENT—Furnished house. 1115 Bemidji Ave. Phone 833. 3-619 FOR RENT—Furnished summer cot- tages at Lavinia, Lake Bemidii. Minn. Apply Thomas Roycrart. Lavinia. Minn. 523t WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Phone 9-F-1. Mrs. E. E. McDonald, Lavinia, Minn. 618tf WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Phone 9-F-1. Mrs. C. C. Gowran, Lavinia, Minn., 618tf LOST AND FOUND FOUND—A package containing a dress skirt. Owner can have same by proving property and paying | for this ad. Call 19-F-3. ~ 1-618 f ‘ - Defective