Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 19, 1919, Page 4

it PAGE FOUR THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1919, INSTITUTES NOW IN PROGRESS Five farmers institutes of much interest are being held this week throughout the southern portion of Beltrami county. The meetings are given under the auspices of the State Agricultural Ertension Division, the South Beltrami County Farm Bureau and the varfous farmers’ organiza- tions. The first meettng was held at Blackduck, and took place Tuesday; the next will be at Kelliher, and will be held today; the meetings to be held in the city halls of the respec- tive villages. The third meeting will take place Thursday at the Saum school house; the fourth meet- ing will be held at the Presbyterian church at Quiring, Friday, and the last meeting will take place at the consolidated school at Solway, Sotur- day. The speakers will be A. J. Mec- Guire, an extension worker of the University of Minnesota, whose sub- ject will be “Dairy Feeding, Care of the Dairy Cow and Creameries”; Mr. Eastgate, an expert in sheep and beet cattle raising, will speak on the subject, ‘“Sheep, Beef, Cottle, Rota- tion of Crops, and Marketing,” and A. W. Aamodt, agricultural agent for the southern part of Beltrami coun- ty, who is a potato expert, will speak on the subject, ‘“Potato Growing, Varieties, Diseases, Seed Plot and Certification.” FOR SALE FOR SALE—$100 range in good con- ditjon for less than half cost, call at 220 Irvine Ave. So. 2d320 FOR SALE—Ten head heavy work horses to be sold cheap. 1f yon need a team now is the time and the City Livery Barn the place. Bemidji Drainage Co. Office Tropp- man Bldg. Phone 173. 4-322 FOR BALE—Residence. Easy terms. ‘Address E. 1. McClelland, Bemidji, 8d320 Minn. Route 3. FOR SALE—S8t. Barnard and Collie Shepard pups. Phone 200W. Wm. Bolster. 3da321 COUGHING SPELLS BREAK YOUR REST Pat astop to them with old *"fellable Dr. King’s New relieving colds, and he for half e i ekl st iy Your has §t because it Is well-known and in big demand. and $1.20. Try this.for Constipation Kpgfi,fghe bowels on schedule time with Dr. King’s New Life Pills, the freed from polsonous wastes, complextion clear, the stomach sweet, the tongue uncoated, the breath untzinted. ild yet positive. 25c. FOR SALE—S6 room house. Wel!,l cement sidewalk, three blocks from center of city. $17 down,; $17 per month for 100 months. No interest. E. M. Sarhre. 4.322 FOR SALE—Eight pigs, also’ brood sows. One horse, 9 years old, weight 900 1bs. Henry Wallin, Nymore, Minn. 4-321' FOR SALE—Want a cozy summer 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 ralse potatoes and fine garden. Can be bought at the right price for quick sale. Nice high and dry. “Cottage,” Pioneer. 313it CUT OVER LANDS—We own a large | FOR SALE—OQur home at 1012 Doud 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 FOR SALE—A 45-acre farm in the Red River Valley, ten miles from Crookston. Flowing well, and fair set of buildings. Will sell for $456,00 per acre, if sold before April 1st. T. A. McKenzie, Phoenix Building, 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. 3t-3d1Y FOR SALE—Two 7-Passenger Stude- baker cars, cheap. Inquire B. W, Fearing, 109 Fifth Ave. S0, Tel. 56. 3t-3519 GOOD SEVEN ROOM HOUSE; barn and chicken house; six lots. Price $2750. Lots alone worth price asked. Inquire Kraemer & Rich- ardson Land Office, St. Germain St. St. Cloud, Minn. 3t-3d19 A WHEEL CHAIR, cheap. Write or call, for the price. John F. Schlicht, R. 1, Melrose, Minn, 3t-3d19. FOR SALE—Fresh Holstein cow. A. E. Rako, Bemidji, Minn., R. R. No. 3. Phone 26F12. asi7t FOR SALE—At a bargain: 1 Regale touring car........ $170 1 Maxwell 1 Chalmers .......... 1 Thomas 1 ton truck 1 Ford 1 ton truck All cars in good running condition. BEMIDJI AUTO CO. 3d319 FOR SALE—Hatching eggs and day old chicks, from 8. C. Rhode Is- land: Red stock, eggs $1.60 per 15 chicks 30c each, 10 for $2.560.. Am breeding for laying as well as ex- hibition stock, have a record of 157 eggs per hen per year on the entire flock, the best records for thé same year on the egg laying contests is 171 eggs per year the average for the entire nimber com- peting. This.-was made by the Missouri contest in 1918: Phone 337 or inquire at 608,13th St. 6d320 FOR SALE—Two lots' on corner main thoroughfare to Normal school, two blocks: from site. Nice- 1y - located .east-front .and can be bought right. " High and dry ond are increasing in value. Fine in- vestment or for building. Light, water and gas ayailable. If you want a bargain here it is. Ad- dress “Bargain,’” Pioneer. 313tf Ave., 8 rooms modern except heat, make offer. M. C. Longballa, Littlefork, Minn. 36tt FOR ANY kind of a real estate deal, see or write B. J, Willits, 407 Bel- trami Ave. Phone 41. 1213t¢ e FOR SALE-~3 room house, 7 iots, good garage, good pump, 2 blocks east of Lincoln school. Cheap if Hector Landry, taken at once. Nymore, Minn. 12-322 FOR SALE—Six room house, hot water heat, gas and all other mod- ern conveniences. Very good loca- tion. Is orered for quiek sale at a sacrifice. Address H care Pioneer. i 2-21t WANTED B e e e WANTED—First class stenographer. Apply C. W. Jewett Co. 3d321 WANTED—Girl to sack potato flour. Kaplan’s store. 2-320 WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Apply 1218 Bemidji Ave. 310tf WANTED—GIr] for Vickers restaur- ant. 44322 Sy WANTED—What have you to rent May first on lake Bemidji, Irving or others. Summer house or other- wise. House and acreage, flat or house in city with garage, modern or not. Might buy a bargain. Write full particulars. Bandmaster G. Oliver Riggs. P. O. Box 53. Be- midji. g 3d321 —— WANTED—Young man who wants to learn creamery business. Ap- ply Koors creamery. 2-319 WANTED—To rent; six room house with bath; in desirable location. Not tco far from the business dis- trict. Address “S,” Pioneer. 120tf WANTED-—Dishwasher—Third St. cafe, 310tf FOR RENT FOR RENT—One seven room house, one four room house, also three rooms upstairs. A. Klein. Phone T44. 3d321 FOR RENT—4 room steam heated apartment, modern conveniences. FOR RENT—Small farm. Address E. I. McClelland. R. No. 3. Be- midji, Minn. o+ 3d320 & —_— FOR RENT-—4 room house, 5 acres, barn and chicken coop, in town. ‘Mrs. H. M. Merryman. 18th St. Phone 700j. = 3320 LOST AND FOUND FOUND-—Purse. Owner may -have same by proving property and pay- ing for this ad. 1113 Bemidji ave. . 2-319 LOST—Old fashioned broochsbetween 609 Minn. Ave., 8t. Anthony’s hos- pital and down town -district. Finder return to 609 Minn. Ave., reward. 3d319 We carry a splendid line of BRIEF CASES, in tan r bl Come and_pick yours while the line is unbroken. We have the following in stock, and will be pleased to show them to you. or black leather. 4 pockets 1 black, No. 207, . ... 2 large pkts., 2 small pkts. 1 black, No. 260, . . . 2 large pkts., 2 small pkts., Pencil holder. opens. 1 tan, No. 206 . .... 2 large pkts., 2 small pkts. opens. 1tan, No. 210 ... .. 1 black, No. 301. . .. . .$10.00 ....$8.00 : 2 large pkts. ; --$10.00 | | plack, No. 211, .. ....$11.00 ...$21.00 2 large pockets. ...$12.00 | 1black, No. 250, .. ... $15.00 4 large pockets. 1 tan, No. 208, ' .......$9.00 ....$6.25 2 large pkts., 2 small pkts. 2 pkts. large. 1 black, No. 204, .......$8.50 Opens. 1 Tan, No.'EOS, PR | | | Bemidji Pioneer Stationery Store uriant. Gray, faded hair, though no- dis- grace, is a sign of old age, and as we all desire a youthful and attrac-: tive appearance, get busy at o¥i4 with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur 'Cd EASY TO DARKEN |3 cventy,” Proparing this misture YOUR GRAY HAIR blesome. For 50 cents you can buy You Can Bring Back Color and at any drug store the ready-to-use preparation, improved by the addition Lustre With Sage Tea and Sulphur. of other ingredients, called “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound.” You| pound and look years younger. This just dampen a sponge or soft brush|ready-to-use preparation is a delight-: with it and draw this through your|ful tailet requisite and not a medi- hair, taking one small strand.at a|cine. It.is not intended for the cure, " 5 | time. By morning all gray hair dis-| mitigatjon or prevention of disease. When you darken your hair with| appears, and, after an other applica- EEE LS Sage Tea and. 'Snlphur, no one e¢an tfon or two, your hair becomes beau-| It i5 usually the forward boy Who is tell, because it’s done so natumlly,ltxlully darkened, glossy and lux-|backward at school. e e e e et e e e o). aore marins SHOES PUT ON SALE AT CUT and SLASH PRICES | BE ON HAND Thursday Morning Men’s Shoes $2.95 Men’s work shoes, black. Men’s black dress shoes. All sizes and shoes that will surprise you at the prices, You can’t afford to pass these prices up. i - -$2.95. - . $3.85 . In this lot weé offer a black English dress shoe and wide toe dress shoe, most- ly small sizes in this lot, but you will save a couple of dollars if you can find your size. $3.85 : - $4.85 In this lot we offer some Men’s black English dress shoes, all sizes; Men’s black English ‘dress - shoes, all sizes; Men’s black, wide toe Army last shoes, soft kid leather, $6.50 value $4.85 Men’s Army shoes—Here we offer a good heavy shoe that is hard to beat for wear and comfort. -Most of you have had a pair of Army shoes and know the service and comfort they combijne. It matters not how many pairs of shoes you have, a pair of these solid comfort and long wearing army shoes are a good thing to have, going now at $4.85 a pair BOYS ARMY SHOES Believe we have one of the strongest built shoes in this Boy’s Army, that was ever made. Built on the regular foot form army last and of heavy leather that will hold the boys if any thing will. These sell regular at $4.50 and $5.00, but make the price for this occasion at less than you could buy them in car-load lots. . $3.65 a pair. Boy’s black dress shoes, all sizes up to 51%, about three dozen pairs, while they last, at $2.85 a pair. Ladies’ Shoes $4.85 . Included in this lot you will find Gray kid, cloth top, medium heel boots. Dark Brown, Toupe kid uppers, medium heel Brown kid boot, medium heel. Black kid boo{:. medium heel. Black kid boot, high heel. . All worth from $6.50 to $8, now go- ing at $3.85 Here we have some good substantial every day shoes, in low heel, kid or gunmetal. Also a high heel patent leath- er boot, kid top. Few pairs patent leather cloth top. Few pairs kid lace boot, medium heel. $3.85 © $2.95 Here we have a miscellaneous lot, dif- ferent kinds and different colors, but all good servicible shoes worth up to four and five dollars, clean them up at $2.95 Ladies black cloth, leather sole Juliet. Makes a good house shoe. $1.45 CHILDREN’S SHOES One lot good heavy shoes for children up to size 8, worth $2.50, at $1.95. One lot good servicible children’s shoes up to size 8, sells regular at $2, at this time $1.35 a pair One lot children’s shoes, lighter weight. One lot misses and children’s felt house shoes, fur trimmed and ribbon trimmed. 95¢c a pair S e L Boy’s high top boots, heavy viscol- ized Elk sole, wears like ircn, sizes 3 to 51%. : $3.85 a pair. We have arranged the shoes offered at above prices, in the back room of our store where you will find them on & display and where you can step in and * pick out what you want. Many of these prices are just half value, and why not fit out the kiddies with their summer footwear. At Old Dairy Lunch Stand 317 Beltrami Avenue Defective