Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 26, 1918, Page 4

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—— PAGE F HOME GUARD BENEFIT Home Guard company, Corporal Briant will ‘appear at the Blko the- atre next Friday, and Bei{djt people will have the. opportunity of hearing a returned soldier after three years in the battle sons’of France. will answer questions for 16 minues and the audience is cordially invited to ask. % in motion- pictures in a special film. “Swat the Kaiser,” and official allled | gier. her sister, ané week-end ‘thera, 5 Jr., ot Red Lake agency is charging DICAIRE WRITES PARENTS HE James Boobar of Nary transacted AT ELKO NEXT FRIDAY For thie benefit of the Bemidji France. ‘The letter, although not been within six feet of him, and that Following the lecture, the corporal| see him. He also stated that.he had saw outside of the war zone, ‘‘Peo- ple seem to be able to raise as much Douglas Fairbanks will. be ' seen |on one'acre here as they do on a small Brooks spent the| living west of the Berglund home and upon lookingiout say .a man and LIBEL CASE DRAGGING. , - The cué ;vl;éi"éin' John G. Morrisoil. alley. phone 700J. it -was worth a year’s service just to “FOR BEMIDJT SOLDIER SEES - ; AT AN .. 'GEN. PERSHING CLOSE UP| WF: - 3 i o AR H ,Advertlseu-xen'ts in" ‘tlis . column|_ business in, Bemidft Saturday g cost half cent a word per issue, when recently received @a letter from his paid cash in adyance. son, Private George Boobar, now inipe run for less than 10c per issue. 3 Ads charged on our books cost one very long, is one of interest. He says cent a. word; per issue’ - No ads run he has seen General Pershing. having | for less than 25¢. ALE never seen such excellent crops as he| pOR SALE—Good Victor phonograph cheap, 416 American avenue. : 6t farm at home,” said the young sol-|FOR SALE OR RENT—My cottage on|’ lake shore. Dr. Northrop. 0 ; “BUSY. - FOR SAIIJdE——Chevo];let car, also-four : : Saturday night. thieves- cut the| Year old horse. nquire 211 Third Mr. and ‘Mrs. Walter L. Brooks street. 10-92 have Teturned from a visit with rela- heavy wirg ifonce ihagk: of George Cls : tives at’ Ammicon Falls, Wis. Mrs, | Berglund’s barn and stole five large [FOR SALE—Good cow: = Address Brooks passed a week there visiting| White Qrphington hens. Neighbors James Falls,” box 171, ‘or .phone 6F14 . = ~.6-830 iy were awakened about two o’clock in —_—— the morning by the barking of.a dog,| FOR SALE—Scotch. collie pup, three ‘months old, registered. : For infor- woman : carrying something in the ‘mation, apply to H. M. Merriman, YT 1-826. i SRR S N S e FOR SALE—Hand made stake wagon. “Jim”-Coffey of the.Fond du Lac res- N } ervamlocn bvglth‘ m‘al'ex:; is ;h\';gglng in WOULD GET’EM ALL. Will sell right. - Koors Bros. it Judge Gibbons' municipal court, hav- ‘o810t ing been adjourned over Sunday. = (By. United Press.) AN ANAANANAN A A AR E ‘Washington, Aug. 26.—Congress- FOR, RENT FOR RENT—Two' furnjshdd. rooms, 1302 - Bemidji ~avenue. - Phone 452-W. . 826tt No ad will W*“NTED—-GHI_ at Vickers hotel. ' WANTED - o f - 24827 WANTED—Girl . for ~ Markham hotel," * ——— WANTED—Rooms for. light house-| keeping. Phqne 160 s R e R R e WANTED—Maid for” general house- - work, Apply 1218 Bemidji avenue. Phone T66W 821tf P A e TR U Sl WANTED--Chambermaid and dining room girls. 15F2 - R 826te, s WANTED—Work by the hour, wash- ing, ‘ironing or housework. In- quire at Wagner's store, Mill Park, Mrs. Bertha A. Lfoore. : 6t827 WANTED—Lady cook. Svea hotel. 831 WANTED-—Maid -and . cleaning girl. Markham hotel. . = . 819tf WANTED AT ONCE-—Good girl:-for » general housework. Mrs, August Monsog, Nymore. 'Phon§ 58TW. WANTED——Married couple, residents == of BemidJi, desire warm ‘roomin ‘private modern residence for the ‘winter. ‘“Room,”’ care Pioneer. 821tf A AN A A A A A A AN man Martin is determined there shall — 5y ¥ bill, removing arbitrary exemption Marcus Dicaire.writes his. parents | for législative, state and municipal’ 1eff, Grant.and is ment is to he offered in the senate. : be no more slackers and inserted an|pOR RENT—Modern furnished room, -~ IS ON ‘HIS WAY TO FRANCE|amendment into the house manpower| 1113 Bemidji ave. Phone 345. — ; o 824t officers as a eclass. A similar amend- FQR RENT—Cottages. Thomas Roy- craft, Lavinia, Minn, ' ’ : N : Stationer Beitrami Avese ~ Wholesale and Retail vices, Cabinet Sa.fé#,‘ ‘Index 'Trays; 'Numbering _Machines’f 823 These new quarters are now open to the public. It is the oni:y' - exclusive stationery house in North Central- Minnesota: and will cater to the wholesale and ‘retail trade in this section of the state. the following are amo. Sanford’s Writing Fluid — in bulk, gallons, quarts, pints, half pints, four. and two ounce bottles. Sanford’s fountain pen inks, lack inks, red inks, indelible inks, rawing inks, show card inks, stamping inks, numbering machine inks, white, gold, brown, purple Keller's. Writing Fluid—in gal- and ‘green inks. lons, quarts, pints, half pints, four gt S . and two ‘ounce bottles. the state. Keller’s fountain pen. inks, red inks, indelible inks, stamping -inks, numbering machine inks, and other colored inks. In addition to the above lines - we carry CARTER'S INKS, STAF- ERASERS : FORD’S INKS, HIGGINS INKS, We have an eraser f.or every DIAMOND INKS COMPANY INK. = use, both ink and pencil. They -Library Paste—in quarts, pints, are carried from the penny size to 8 ounce, 5 ounce and 1% ounce the 15-cent size. A spe_cu_al line " bottles.” - Also one and two ounce of typ_ewriber erasers you will also tubes, and Cico, a liquid paste.. find displayed. LUMBER CRAYONS Dixon’s lumber crayons in black, blue, red and green. Used largely by lumber companies. s PENCILS We carry a complete line of pencils, made by the American Pencil Company, Eagle Pencil, Company, Dixon Pencil Company, Blaisdell Pencil Company and other companies, which includes such popular makes as the Velvets, Venus, Anglo-Saxon, Ticontiroga, Mikado, Comfort, Forum, Clover, Beats All, Autograph, Mongol, Indian and others. A full line of colored pencils of all grades will also be found in our stock. ———————————————————————————————————— r TABLETS Thousands of tablets have been sold in this territory throuéh our wholesale department. ' This long or short as well Irish includes high grade linen finish, smooth finish, ruled or plain, wide or narrow, as the rough news tablets. Our lines include the following well known makes. Two-Tone (7 sizes), Mozart (7 sizes), Oxford (7 sizes), Selected Quality (7 sizes), Dime, Linen, Old Warwick, Bona Fide Linen, Carnation Linen, Campa Linen, Kahk i, : STRAIGHT LINE SCHOOL SERIES (12 sizes), which includes spelling tablets, composition books, theme tablets, drawing tablets and note tablets. CARBON PAPER . This is truly the headquarters for carbon paper in this section of We specialize in the WEBSTER CARBON PAPERS. A vast assortment of colors and weights may be found in Webster’s Star and Multicopy papers. can buy one sheet or -a thousand. right from stock. pencil carbon as well. In addition to the lines formerly carried for the retail trade t o‘se"alrg_ady ac}ded': Stgel‘Filing Des - This ‘includes b G SQUIEZE AT 801Tov| KEEPCAR ONwe MUCILAGE In quarts, pints, half pints, 3 ounce and 1% ounce bottles. Also - tubes of spreaders. LIQUID GLUES In tubes and bottles. dpb e T e e T T e WANTED—To buy for cash one heavy team work horse, with har- 2 ness. Emory Jarvis, Margie, Minn. t You in any quantity may be purchased here. ~kitchen work: = “B22tL Birchmont. Phone 814tf 3-827 Desirable locality -only. WANTED TO BUY. 13t828 " 10ST AND FOUND. LOST—Ladies, wrist-watch. . Finder| - xeturn to Pioneer office for reward. LOST—Blue serge belt. . Finder .re- sturn to Pioneer office, 2t826 Tags Cards | "Blanks ' L £ —Fqlglers- ; o Dodgers ey Receipts = z - Envelopes - . Statements . i . Bill Heads- - ° P R 5 T £ Invitations From OId.Tins, $900,000. Packet Head A conference, (Tepresentstive of mu AeHel aasnce nicipal: and {other ‘locsl authorities in .+ Letter Heads the Midlands, was helfl at Birmingham i TR Tecently by, artangement with the:na- Call at Pioneer Office - tional war salvage /council to cons] , 23 er the-question= waste.~ (10— . The 1ord may presided, -stated - 600 tons of old nually. by ‘the ref ment, and that th v s0ld ut $1,500:a ‘ton.. The sum of $85,° 000 was obtained from scovered waste paper. . Food:for poul try and pigs i\\yus ,’m:gfl'e from material 7 from the (i;;rmra}fiqn ‘slaughter houses ; lgh%:rmg condemned. fish “and 'meat were . cony Photos Day and-Night varted into-valuable manurcs ; fat was ""Third St. e Bemidjt’ ntfiized for so king. (RS S - ARE YOU IN NEED OF | Phones 922 and 923 3 = 8 2 =4 =] 4 S o /the sale of:re- Markers, Stencils, Cash Boxes, Bond Boxes Metal Waste Baskets, | PN ’ / etc., etc. ; e s Supplies for Offi_cc;SchOo P O ..LOOSE.LEAE.BOOKS ", _ . . .. Ledgers, . Journals, Records, -Farm Records, Professional Account - Books, Combinations of Journal, Ledger-and ~Cash. The entire lifie of (1I-P) Irving- Pitt Loose Leaf Books down to the small vest pocket sizes. - < All sizes of Glass Ink Stands, with wells for red . and black inks and pen racks. ' STRING TAGS We carry a big line of string tags and pin tickets. - All sizes and colors. Merchants from all over this section buy their supply here. GUMMED LABELS Gummed*labels of all sizes and . % S FOrmef"PoS't OfflceBulldmg : -Sign \ ] and Hém A BLANK BOOKS Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Day Books, Record Books, Columnar. Books, Trial Balancé Books, Popket Note Books. * ‘ INK WELLS : r - 5 4 We carry the famous line of Se,nfibush' Ink Wells, all sizes and shapes. Also the Eclipse Ink Wells, A absolutely dust proof. ‘Other glass-ink wells in. various sizes and at various prices. z WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER There are more than twenty-five of these machines in Bemidji and every one giving entire satisfaction.” The price is $90-cash. = We still haye one on’ hand which may be bought for $80 cash or $15 down and $5 a month. "BOSTON | MULTIKOPY CARBON The best carbon paper made. . Used in all the biggest offices in PEMIL POIWER * the United States. s ders, with from one to twelve sheets of carbon paper, making 13 ~ copies at one writing. Sold in any handiest office devices made. -Still quantity. Carbon bin- p,3p BOSTON PENCIL POINTER This is one of the cheapest and going at $1.00. Orders for Engraving, Embossing and Printing will Be Accepted at This Store TABLETS U. S. A. tablet, Continental, Preparedness, Little Bobbie, World Wedge, The Bobber, The Big 5, All You Can Carry and Uncle Sam. Also a line of decorated tablets. BOX STATIONERY Tancy and plain, colored and with or without borders, gilt edge, decorated, kahki, all shapes . and sizes. Also a fine line of cards and envelopes, decorated and plain, put up in neat boxes.

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