Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 8, 1918, Page 2

for the duration of the-war. And then an object lesson came. - nominations. PAGETWO WANT AD DEPT. . NOTICE - Advertisements in this column cost half sert a word per fssue, when paid; cash in advancu. No ad will be run for less than 10c per issue BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER ——{PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. (. THER BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING 00. G, X. CARSON 2. H. DENT TELEPHONE 923 sent a word per issue. No-ads‘rup wor less- than 26c¢. R el YA FOB SALE - . FOR SALE—b50 acres of good blue oint ‘hay stumpage. Can all be qu:l'withymower gPhone 3177, 211 Entered at the postoffice at Bemldjl. Minn,, as wsecond-class mnttcr under act of Congress of March 3, 1879. No attention pald to annonymous contributions. Writer's name must be known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. Communications for the Weekly Ploneer ‘muat ‘reach this office not 1ater than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the oul‘rent issue. SUBSCRIPTION RATES n G One yesr .... . Six months Sereeeeaiiieaies ing, 307 Third street. Inquire of Frank Lane; 502 Third street.s i -88 FOR SALB AT A BARGAIN—Our home at 1012 Doud avenue; eight rooms, modern except heat. New- ly painted, garage, fenced, shade trees, screen porch, screen win- dows and doors, storm windows and' doors throughout. New cel-| lar, newly shingled, ete. 'Will leave nearly new Universal range and base burned with the house if de- sired. - 'The first $2,000 takes this comfortable home; $700.00 dowx, balance terms. Inquire of Mrs. Martin Longballa or write Martin Longhballa, Littlefork, Minn. . 6-812 FOR SALE—Gasoline cabin launch. In commission on Leach Lake at ‘Walker. Finely finished in-solid oak. Kitchenette, lavatory, curtains; rugs, -etc., complete. Will carry THE WEEKLY PIONEER A containing & summary of the news of the wesk. " Pup thl every mnny and nnt postage paid to any address, for, in advance $1.50 4 OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY mcinnrc- OODLES OF IT. - The last Liberty Bond issue was followéd immediately by the secand Red Cross drive, and with hardly any interval came the War Savings Stamp campaign. After their three stupendous exercises in collective giving came a breathing space—a period of financial recuperatlo.n—an opportunity for economic conval- ezcense Every on}el you met was decorated on vanofus areas| . of ‘his anatory with buttons and badges, in token of certain A heroic munifices. And all your friends told you that.they Fewer OIdMNds were irretrievably bankrupt, and woyld subsist on doughnuts|Bright, sparkling eyes and a |sweet breath are dependent on a healthy -condition of thy’ stomach and bowels. Rouge A number of industrial and utility corporations floated loans at six and seven per cent, secured by bonds in denomina- € tions of $100 and up. And they named the dates on which sub-|and other cosmetics fool no scriptions would be received. And you, gentle reader, won-|one, and are dangerous to dered what kind of a response would be given by the penniless health. Hollister’s Rocky Moun- public out of their doughnut- fed penury. tain Tea, drives out impurities, Within a €ew hours after the issues had been opened many pimples, blackheads, makes of the maturities had been over-subscribed. At one metropoli- health-giving red blood and tan bank nearly everything went between nine and ten o’clock z’osy cheeks, bright eyes, and on the first morning—a large part of it in hundred dollar ‘de- zxat dmean_s & qlealb_skm with Like ticket -buyers at the World’s Series people SStea ¥ nerves: ity D‘{ug of all classes stood in line, waiting for a ¢hance to disgdrge; ore. TR D dv and most of them seemed to belong to that rather diversified |speciax MEETING OF THE BOARD social grade that is comprehenswely labeled “the working . OF EDUCATION. Held at the office of E. H. Smith on Tuesday, July 30th, 1918, at 8 o’clock . M. Is this a miracle of fiscal elastlcxty, or merely a sidelight on|™ 2 ent—smith, Molander, Roe, Given, economic conditions? The latter is less romantic, but more Tuomy/and Superintondent=Boloom, - plausible. Most of us—we may as well confess it—had still System of clocks n the high school. a few nickels hidden in a maltress, and the chance of seven|aeras pmds " " “ere atlowed and or- per cent is a magnet strong enough to attract any grade of|Hinds Havden & Bldridge. ..... $180 circulated metal. The Berma % It is no subject for sarcasm; rather for congratulation and 3. 'Pe Lohr, fasucanc thankfulness. After truly gigantic tests of national solvency |S/MagiGetchell. loe o0 many more were able to contribute, in their own interest, to|repulr material .. A %5 ey nith-Robin: enterprises that make our national prosperity. Every one has o Material a job these days. Nearly every one working at the essential| ippiie . 27T | trades make good wages. Nearly every one is more than|f;l (hn mileage an solvent. ficn{;djli“l"lectric Cto retanahis L . . . [erryman, omato nts And when the next Liberty Bonds are offered there will|Bemiyi ipkymeex e and be many whose pleas of poverty will demand more than passing | amirew Beason, carpenter work scrutiny. And the owners of these seven per cent bonds will|§, S /Glen. qarventer work. need singularly original allbls to evade contrlbutlons to the Red |Thomas Joh Cross. perintendent Bo! a _committee to th Mr. Tr 0 PUT ’EM TO WORK. - E. H. SMITH, President. Congressman Sherman E. Burroughs of New Hampshire stands ready to support any legislation having for its object e THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER FOR, BALE—Fwe-room cottage with or call. 276. V 52t1 WANTED—A middle-aged lady with for some good respectful man.: Ad- ~ 4th street. 2-89 : WANTED—Mald_and Kitchen girl, | FOR SALE OR RENTStone bulld| " ANTE. i and: kitchen gl WANTED WORK—Lady would like WANTED—Rooma’ for light house- THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1918 T L S e 5 WP T TUPG ESBS DNIES VAN’TED—You g wldowuvivilt{h little FOR RENT ~bop, four years old, wou ke gen- FOR RENT—Two furnished . rooms eral” housework Address C. G., for - light housekeeping. - 312% Minn, avenue. 3-88 Pioneer. 4-810 —! ish. WANTEDB—Two or three unfurnish. TOR RENT_ouse at 504 Third “'street. Inquire of Frank Lane, ed rooms for light housekeeping. Address, P. B, W., clo Pioneer NS LI ar St 3-88 Thos. about twenty ‘passengers Big cash- bargain. Adgdress C. B.; care; Pioneer, 85tf city water and sewer. Lot is 30x160 feet and runs out to-the lake. Inguire at 1204 Dewey Ave. WANTED—Boy to work nights at| FOR RENT—Summer cottage. WANTED the Jefferson hotel. 719tf| Roycraft, Lavinia, Minn. 6-88 h 18 costipne | WANTRD. NightRortenand two day | 0o fefe Ads charged on our baoks cost-one | wANTED—Night'porterand two day WORK WANTED—Young £ifl wan's| FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, 1302 : bell boys. 'Markham hotel. 85tf position, general housework, on| Bemidji avenue. Phone 452-W. farm or in city, reasonable wages. 726t Answer at once ‘to Miss Olga B. Ty I T Lian, Solway, Minn., B. 85, care of LOST AND FOUND W. H. Peterson * 3-88 | FOUND—Pair of glasses. Owner may have same by proving property. and paying for this ad.. Pioneer office. 3-810 6-810| 1,OST—Wateh, between post office and Library. Finder please re- turn to Pioneer ofiice fox' reward. B. J. Popp. 3 88 one little girl wishes to keep-house dress. Mrs. Mabel Marsden, Inter- national Falls, Minn. Lock-boX|{FANED—Man to haul. wood on 644. 3 4-812 shares, everything furnished. Dr. J. A McGlm‘e. Phone 6-F20 Markham hotel. keeplng ln’fiuire Pioneer office. 711 tf work as housekeoper Phone 179-J » 3-88] The Fordson Traet‘é)r, manufactured by Hengy Ford and -Son is now being sold .on: commercial . basis. * The 'tractor may - be bought Wlth or Wlthout other eguipment. . The prlce is- $925.00 Laid Down Here at Bemld _ The C. W. Jewett Company, Inc., has been appomted d1str1b- utors for North Central Minnesota. Sub-agencies will be established throughouf the territory to render the best of service on these tractors.-Orders are being taken at the present time and tractor shipments will. start in the near ? - future. , 5 All orders will be filled in rotation. Klndly call at our offlce for full information. ; e 5 C. W. Jewett Co., Inc. Phone 474 BEMIDJI, MINN. the putting to work of the large numbers of alien enemies and disloyal American citizens interned in this country. Mr. Bur- roughs and the people of his distriet take the position that the obligation of such persons to the country of their chosen resi- dence does not cease with thieir interment, and in the present crisis they should be compelled to render aid. The Committee on Public Safety of New Hampshire has taken up the matter and urged upon their delegation in Congress the necessity for action. 0. FEDERAL ROAD CO-OPERATION. The movement to have the government come to the aid of the states in the upkeep of highways extensively used by the army for motor truck transportation has been taken up by Rep- resentative Edward E. Robbins of Pennsylvania. He has intro- duced a bill providing a comprehensive plan for Federal co- operation in road maintenance, and appropriating $5,000,000 for the purpose. Republican members of Maryland and Ohio have introduced similar measures heretofore, and legislation on the subject is expected in the near future. 0 GOOD BUSINESS ON BOTH SIDES. M.any American dip]omats have helped American trade in foreign lands; but the prize customer landed is the Shah of Persid’to whom the American Minister at Teheran sold $100,000 worth of L1berty Bonds. It was a good piece of business on EVERY HOME MUST SERVE BEGIN IN THE (KITGHEN FOOD ISAVE | 5355 enn caswer |EPS TALK [T OVER BEMIDJI GAS C0. ™76 (FUEI. SCOI “|vamrilofo[o[Q 1ing (00 Dafartiva