Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 17, 1919, Page 5

BUSINESS IS ENCOURAGING Lientenht Barker. Home on Fur- lough Enthusiastic Over Conditions. Lieutenant E. A, Barker, who ar- rived home the latter part of the week to spend a 15 day furlough, is enthusiastic concerning business con- ditions and is confident that the next year will mean prosperity for Bemidji and the country in general. “In the east business is booming, and it will continue so, and I find that conditions there are not the exception for the outlook here is most encouraging,”{. says Mr. Barker. The lieutenant is planning to return to Bemidji June 1, as he expects that he will receive his discnarge at that time, following a service of more than two years. He is in charge of the U. 8. 8. Sultana, and is now closing the accounts of the ship, it having been out of com- mission since February 16. Lieuten- ant Barker will return to New York, his headquarters, Sunday. '“SMUT SPECIAL” ON TOUR. St. Paul, March 17,—Minnesota’s “smut special” touring the state in & campaign to eradicate grain smuts was stopping today at Owatonna and ‘Worthington. Tomorrow meetings will be held at Rochester ‘and St. James. Redwood Falls will have a demonstration Wednesday and Monte- video Thursday. s WINS DESERVED PROMOTION _ Bemidji friends of James Malone, formerly connected with The Daily Ploneer, will be pleased to learn that he has become city editor of the Grand Forks Morning Herald, his ap- _ pointment being made on his return from service. James is considered one of the most valuable men on the staff of the Hearld. He plans to visit Be- midji soon. * RAKO TO VISIT BEMIDJI. A. F. Rako, who is serving this dis- trict so ably as a member of the house of representitives, plans to visit Be- midji the latter part of the week and . will participate in the arnnual carni- val to be held at the Carr Lake school house Saturday. ..Mrs, W. N. Bowser is in receipt of a card from Mrs. H. E. Reynolds, dated March 13, at New York city, stating she and her daughter, Alice, were in New York and would leave the next morning for Washington, D. D. - They were enroute to Winnipeg where they will stay with Mrs. Rey- nold§ sister, Mrs, Ashley. Mr. Rey- nolds, who.is in the service is now at Charleston, S. C., where he had been transferred from New York. He ex- peets to go across soon. At the last meeting of the Elkan- nah Commandery No. 30 the follow- ing officers were elected: E. C., Dr. E. W. Johnson; G. Judge D. H. Fisk; C. G., George H. French; P, W, B. Stewart; 8. W, E. H. French: J. W, Dr. A. V. Garlock, M. E. IBERTSON Funeral Director and ‘'Licensed Embalmer | PICTURE FRAMING FOR SALE—A 45-acre farm FOR SALE—Two. lots on A SPECIALTY Phone 317-W and 317-R £ 405 Beltrami Avenue . BEMIDJI, MINN. ‘m:_“—::: ‘Beltrami'County —=Travelers — will find a warm welcome at The West Minneapolis Service our watchword THE PIONEER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS [FOR SALE—Want a cozy summer| FOR SALE—-Soda water box and fix-| FOR SALE—Our home at 1012 Doud FOR SALE—3 room house, 7 idts, WANT AD DEPT. " FOR SALE . CUT OVER LANDS—We own a large tract of cutover lands in Eastern Todd Coounty which we. offer for sale at from $15.00 to $20.00 an acre. Terms: $1.00 an acre cash, balance $1.00 per acre each year with 6%, interest. A good oppor- tunity for a man of limited means to secure a home for himself. Farm- ers State Bank of St. Cloud, Minn. 3t-3-d-19. IMPROVED FARM-—We have a list of improved farms in the vicinity of St. Cloud which we offer for sale on reasonable terms. Write us for price list. Farmers.State Bank of St..Cloud, Minn. 3t-3-d19 in the Red River Valley, ten miles from Crookston. Flowing well, and fair get of buildings. Will sell for $45,00 per acre, if sold before April 1st. " A. McKenzie, Phoenix i B;fld!ng, St. Cloud, Minn. 3t-3d- 19. FOR SALE—An A No. 1, 200-acre farm, with practically new build- ings, near Sartell, will be sold at a bargain if taken this month. H. A. McKenzie, Phoenix Building, St. Cloud, Minn. 8t-3d1Yy FOR SALE—Two 7-Passenger Stude- baker cars, cheap. Inquire B. W. Fearing, 109 Fifth Ave. So. Tel. 56. 3t-3619 GOOD SEVEN ROOM HOUSE; 'barn and chicken house;.six lots. Price $2750. Lots alone worth price asked. Inquire Kraemer & Rich- ardson Land Oftice, St. Germain St. St. Cloud, Minn’ 3t-3d1Y A WHEEL CHATR, cheap. Write or| F | LOST—O1d fasioned Brooch between call for the price. John Schlicht, R. 1, Melrose; Minn. 3t-3d19. ! FOR SALE—Fresh Holstein cow. A. E. Rako, Bemidji, Minn,, R. R. No. 3. .Phone 26F12. ~ . as17t} P~ ——— FOR SALE—At a bargain: ‘1 Regale touring car. . 1 Maxwell .. 1 Chalmers ......... 1 Thomas 1 ton truck 1 Ford 1 -ton truck ........$400 All cars in good running condition. | BEMIDJI AUTO. CO. | ..$170 -$150 -$250 .$300 3d319 | FOR SALE—Hatching eggs and day old chicks, from 8. C. Rhode Is< land Red stock, eggs $1.50 per 16 chicks 30c each, 10 for,$2.60. Am breeding for laying ds well as ex- hibition stock, have a record of 157 eggs per hen per year on the entire flock, the best records for' the same year on the egg laying contests is 171 eggs per year the average for the entire number com- peting. This was madé by the Missouri contest in 1918, ‘' Phone . 337 or inquire at 608, 13th St.| 6d320 corner main = thoroughfare to Normal school, two blocks from site. Nice- 1y located east front and can bé hought right. High and dry ond are Increasing in value. Fine in- vestmient or for building. Light, water and gas available; If .you want a bargain here it is. Ad- dress ‘“Bargain,” Pioneer. 313tf home, with a half acre of cleared! level land on a corner, not far out| on Birchmont road? Faces the lake and is an ideal summer home, | with chance to raise potatoes and | fine garden. Can be bought at the‘ right price for quick sale. Nice | high and dry. “Cottage,” Pioneer. 313t tures. Phone 470 M. N. Crawford. 203 3rd St. Bemldji, Minn. 5d317 A cure for rheumatism, lumbago and piles on sale at 211 Minnesota Ave., at the Barber shop. L. Jami- 6d317 { Ave., 8 rooms modern except heat, make offer. M. C. Longballa,| Littlefork, Minn. 36tf good garage, good pump, 2 blocks east of Lincoln school. - Cheap if takeh dt once. Hector Landry, Nymore, Minn. 12-322 FOR ANY kind of a real estate deal.: see or write E. J. Willits, 407 Bel- trami Ave. Phone 41. HANK ANDPETE Y'MEAN To TELL ME You BOUCHT AN AUTOMOBILE ? VEP, AN'ITS SomE SWELL LITTLE ROAD SPEEDER, Too! i C'MON OUTSIDE AN' HANK - AlN'T TAKE A (cok AT T ! 1213tfi THERE SHE 15, ITA pPeacH ! <. THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER FOR SALE—Cosy. 2 room house, barn, chicken house and well one acre ground, fine location, Price only $425, easy terms, also some great bargalns on farms, E. J. ‘Willits. . 5-318 FOR SALE—Six room house, hot water heat, gas and all other mod- ern conveniences. Very good loca- tion. 'Is ouwered for quick sale at a sacrifice. Address H care Plo;ezer. -211 WANTED * ROOM WANTED—Gentleman desires room in private home with modern conveniences, Call this office 922. WANTED—To rent; siX room house with bath; in desirable location. Not too far from the business dis- trict. . Address “S,” Pioneer.-120tf WAN;PED——Girl at St. Anthony’s hospital. 6t317 —e e WANTED—Girl for general house- work on from six dollars per week. Box 27 Pilot, N. D. 104318 WANTED—D{shwasher—Third St. cafe. 310tt WANTED—Maid for general house- work., ~ Apply 1218 Bemidji Ave. 310tt FOR RENT FOR RENT—4 room house, 5 acres, barn and chicken ccop, in town. Mrs. H. M. Merryman. 18th St. Phone 700}, 3317 FOR RENT—I' have good renters waiting for good houses, list with ‘me. E. J. Willits. Beltrami Ave. 5-318 [ * 10ST AND FOUKD 609 Minn. Ave., St. Anthony’s hos- pital and down town district. Finder return to 609 Minn. Ave., reward. 3d31y SNAPS! . We Will Offer From Time to Time Special Bargains in Both City Property and Partly Im- proved Farms- 9-room house, corner “13th st. and Bemidji Ave., two blocks from the Normal. . House in good con- dition. Cash or trade. i 140 acres, Lake Shore property, standing timber will pay for Pze land. Good soil. %-mile from station. 2-room house and. other improvements. A real bargain. $1400, part cash, buys 5-room cottage; city water, 50-ft. front, 1 block from High sthool. ° A money maker, ~Soft drink establishment and .tobacco store. The best location in town. Don’t pass this up if you want a good going business. $900 buys two good residence lots on Bemidji Ave., between Tenth and Eleventh st.. East front.. ‘Terms.to suit purchaser. J. P. LA/HR hore 328 GEO. H FRENCH 'hone 93 Markham Hotel Building MAKE OLD SHOES WEAR LIKE NEW “I had Neslin Soles put on my shoes;~wore these shoes every day for fifteen months, then had Neolin half- soles put on.. They are still in good condition,” writes F. T. Evans, of Seattle, Washington. ‘This is cutting shoe bills down to the minimum through Neslin Soles. Any- one can do this if he will follow Mr. Evans’ example, and have his shoes re-bottémed with Neslin Soles. These tough, durable soles cost no more than soles that give only ordinary :;,ear. And all good repair shops have em. 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Next door Says That when her Brother Comes home From service He will Have his Photograph taken [n uniform’ Before he Puts it away = And that Hakkerup Photographs Please her The best. ‘A battery may scem to be doing its Jo_b nearly as \_véll as usual — may turn the engine over strongly enough to “get by”-—may supply enough current for light — may produce a fairly hot spark — and may go cn doing so right up to the point where the spark of life goes out. if you don’t know that your battery’s in ~good health, you're taking chances. . .. “/Drop in at the Service Station for ten and let us test your battery. oy _ And ask about the Still Better W illarc}f‘«_tfie only battery with the “Bone Dry” pr:x{mple that is your absolute assurance of getting a batiery as new as the day it loft the factory. Bemidji Auto Co. Olaf Opgstad, Prop. PERFECT PEACE AND CONTENTMENT When You Eat Koors Bread Koors Butter Koors Ice Cream L . e - —_— The Pionger Want Ads Bring Resulte.® By KEN KLIN I'LL BE HANCED (F T CAN SEE ANY JOY - RIDING (N A THING LIKE THAT WE'LL EAT OUR SUPPER EARLY, AN' ILL TAKE You FOR A UTTLE JoY-RIDE, ToNIGHT ! A SOY- RIDE ¢ 27 © Wathow Cortons Baseve Corpe, M. ¥ . Defective