Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 31, 1919, Page 4

i i i 1 QUESTIONNAIRE ANSWERS WHICH WILL SOLVE PERPLEXING PROBLEMS OF THIS RECONSTRUCTION ERA. | Query.—The government has launched an educational campalgn to encourage building in order to put more men to work. Would not a similar movement to show how the old structures can be best and most economically repaired and made g00d as new also help? Answer.—It is learned that such a plan is in effect and ig linked directly, with the Washington propaganda. i Industry must be turned back from, works of war to the ways of peace. Employment must be found, in the meanwhile, for those whose occupa-, tion has been interrupted. There is no, real surplus of labor in the United States. Rather there is a shortage, which would be acute If normal condi-| ditions were already restored, and onoi step towards restoring them will come with resumption of repair work. [ Government restrictions, imposed by_l the necessities of the war program, have for many months past retarded or altogether prevented conltrucdan,' improvement and repairs. These re-, strictions are now off, and there is scarcely a town, a city, a factory, & dwelling or a farm that does not reveal a crying need for prompt attention. ‘Nothing delays such instant action ex- cept the feeling that prices are high for the time being and may be lower. That is not logical. No matter what it costs to repalir, the cost is less than the cost of neglect. No matter what the cost of paint, the wind and the weather will collect a higher bill in deterioration and decay. ~ Query.—What do you think of paint as an investment, aside from the appearance it lends? Does it really PAY to paint a house regularly, say, every three or four years? Answer.—Good paint properly ap- plied when néeded is the main thing in making a house last long and well. A house worth $2,500 can be painted at a cost of about §125. In 60 years that house will need about 13 paintings, the total cost of which will be $1,893. Lett without paint, such a house would fall into complete ruin in 30 years. So taking §0 years as a basis for our fig- ures we find that with paint a home will last that time in good condltion and will cost, plus palnt, $4,875. With- out paint the house would have to be rebuilt at the end of 80 years and would be ready for another complete renovation when the sixtieth year ar- rived. Cost, without paint, $5,000 for a home ready to fall to pleces. Does regular palnting pay? As the old Dutch adage says: “PAINT PAYS FOR ITSELF.” Query.—1 have a quantity of old paint on hand. Can I use it for the first coat In repainting my barn? Answer.—On no account should old paint which has become fat be used for priming either old or new work. 0ld paint in that condition is best used on a fence, brickwork or tinwork. If you value your barn sufficiently to paint it, do it the justice of a good job. U. 8. invents Anti-Rust “Dope.” Incidéntto the war, the government has ‘fated tiié problem that has so long proved baffling to commercial con- cerns of protecting iron and steel from rust. In an attempt to solve this fed- eral speclalists have perfected various forms of protective coatings. In thls connectlon It may be pertinent to ask whether commercial uses will not be found also for the so-called *“dopes” which the government has Invented to be applled to alrplane wings and which are possessed of valuable weather-re- sisting and fireproof qualities, EFFECT OF COLOR UPON THE DURABILITY OF PAINT, Property owners who may have un- der consideration the painting of dwellings and other structures should remember that more durable results are obtained when tinted paints ave used. Permanent coloring materials which have been ground by machine int6"a high grade white paint base e effect of preventing “chalk- auq “checking,” two defects e pften observed when white pendix. The pathologic condition of 1 igal . R. No. 6 3 without giving up your present the appendix was discovered accident- Mannigal,. 1 %% Crook;t‘;)‘nz Cloud, Minn. ___fl position. Nmg exgerience neces- Comes home ally in one case. In three of the cases WANTED—EIlderly person to care|| sary, I teach you how. Write for F’r_oni service consultants did not accept his dlag- | FOR SALE—Household goods. Leav-| = for elderly invalid woman. Catho- || full particulars and free working nosis until two of the apparently ing city. Wil sell cheap. “Call at| jjc preferred. Write Leo Bentler, || out-fit to_the He will doomed patients regained their health 227 Wash. Ave., Crookston,Minn. Randall, Minn. 3d42 William l"T“" Have his attar the remaral of the appendix. The | NTHD—Becond hand gaeh rozis || 105-Sherman B Honth, Mi third still rejects an operation. FOR SALE—Good house and: three| ter. .Apply Huffman & O'Leary. =onerman blog, Luiuih, Minn. Photograph taken lots in Highland Park. For sale 2d331 I iform ————————————————————! or rent, cottage on Hulbert street.| """ - n unilo Goodk gard;;l. J. F. Creamerz. WANTED—Gl‘rl for gve;ersil) thouse- Before he Crookston, nn.’ 3d4 work. Call A. - eterson, IWANT AD D JCepimon i s o, (G ox|| STAHL-JACOBS ||| ruts it awey ¢|FOR SALE—3 room house, barn, — o And that henhouse, well. 10 acres partly| WANTED—Waitress, night cook Furniture Y, § elear(;di c!gse ig, s;: c‘%:fixl; youhwm and dish washer. Palace 3n;éei Renovators Hakkerup certainly buy E. J. ts, phone 312, Minn., Ave. t! e et e o okl 41, 407 Beltrami 14831 | —— | All work guaranteed. Photographs cash in advance. No ad will be run for WANTE rl, fox, genera o Work called for and de- Please her & B — i THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER Appendicitis and Tuberculosis. FOR SALE—Garage at St. Joseph.| WANTED—Young man from 19 to It is better to spoil the rod than A French physician has mad res Forner & - Philippi, St. Joseph, 25 to assist and learn to sell pianos | spoil the child. port of some x()rhfuu‘vmlons made :vflhlm Minn. 3d42 ?ud pl(l)onogr:phs‘ G?Ofl ?lllmol"tun- d The young lady. - s vove | e P PT I Y Seer ty. One who can play the piano e e on patients In whom there were to be | FOR SALE—Four passenger Flander. pryeferred. Call fn I;erson. S. E. Next door noted the presence of congestion and Will sell cheap if taken at once. Murphy Music Co., St. Cloud, Minn WANTED. i other symptoms of pulmonary tuber- Mrs. John H. Raschka, 1019 St. 3d42 General Agent for this city, y8 culosls existing along with chronic ap- Germain, St.,, St. Cloud, -Minn. 1ady -or gentioman—even if you That when her endicitis and which disappeared com- .. 3d42| WANTED—Laborers. Apply’ at b i Campbell’s North Star Granite Co., || ¢ now employed. You can eas- pletely after the removal of the ap- FOR SALE—Hay In stack. Waltel: formerly Simmers & Campbell. St. fly make $560 to $100 per week Brother FOR SALE—G5 room house, garage| wofk. Phone 433, Mrs. Tom || .. and lot on Beltrami Ave. $1500,( Hughs. 703 Bemidji Ave. 325tf|| livered. or would sell house to move. ——ee e . J. Willits, phone 41. WANTED—Late model 5 passenger Genera] R“pan- trami Ave, car. Buick, Oakland or Dodge pre- TrPRSra e ferred. Describe ms,kel of car ang Sl'.’ler FOR SALE—The best home in city year built, also state lowest cas ; FOR SALE at greatest bargain price. . J.| price. Address (5 passenger) care Phone 488 ‘311 6th St. Willits. Phone 41. Pioneer. 36tf WILL SACRIFICE—My three bottom | _ AVe- i less than 10c per issue. The best. Ads charged on our books cost one cent a word per issue. No ads run for less than 26c. for $650.00. This rig has plowed | LOST AND FOUND acre lot, fine location. Only $400 less than 350 acres. Address L H.| ™% O i. ©s07 Bartrami ave. L_unog, Eld—red, Ming. 3d42 Phone 41. 1d331 | LOST—Between Jim Kemp's dry E— e cleaning shop and Eighth street, FOR SALE—Ten new Smut Mills at|fOR SALE—Modern house, very| man's vest. Return to 717 Bel- a bargain. A. G. Sandberg. 3d42 FOR SALE—Seed potatoes. Burpee Red; biggest ylelders, yield twice as much as Early Ohios, round and smooth, I got them from Montana, $2 per cwt. On board cars at Trail, Minn., John A. Or- vold. Trail, Minn. 3d42 A FEW GOOD OFFERINGS. $2,250—Buys an 8 room house in Davis’ Addition; house in good condition, large barn and chicken house, cement floor, 6 large lots, fine place for a retired farmer, where he can have a large garden, keep a cow or two and raise chick- ens. best location, 50 foot corner lot, trami avenue. 2-331 small barn or garage. Exception- ally low price. Terms $300 to $400 c“l]: a;;i n;n& and lntehrieal: . per month. ve bed rooms whic! will make your payments. Phone SNAPS‘ By having your system in good 41, E. J. Willits, 407 Beltir;::;gll. Complete modern 8-room house, condition. Take Kerr’s Flax- east front, 50-.ft.113§. All street Seed Em;xlslon;r l{iln_onh;le, k:s : FOR SALE—Fine 1 house, improvements including pavement preventative. s - well-know room; can :: ,:;%Z 1‘:,‘2? ,?,fi‘,? paid for. Screened porch. Tubu- remedy restores vitality and rooms—on 2 acres, close to school. | dar well. Only $3,600. Part cash. builds up the system to a full A snap at $500. E. J. Willits 407 || and terms on balance. health standard. Beltrami Ave. Phone 41. 1d3s1|f o2c jcormer. 1\1&2 ?{l::'mf:i?nk g;: Linonine should always be taken FOR SALE—35000 feet new lumber " buy at $700, part cash. at the first sign of a cough or cold, at a great bargain for lot. E. J. i S d re- A fine residence lot, 40x140 on || 88 it overcomes flle_ cause an Willits, phone 41. 407 Beltrami|| Lake Boulevard $1200. Terms. moves the danger. Best remedy Ave. A 14331 $1500 cash handles the finest known for bronchitis, Eo) — || 10-acre chicken and berry farm 1 recommend Linonine to all who are in $2,200—New house and barn on|FOR SALE—8 laylng hems, $1.50 south side of river; house has 7| ‘each. Call at 1119 Dewey Ave. Oliver plow and C. O. D. tractor FOR SALE—4 room house, barn, PERFECT PEACE AND - CONTENTMENT = 'swess Whenlyou eat Koors Bread Koors Butter Koors I¢e Cream within 2 miles of the Post office. need of a strength builder, or who wfl}r rooms, barn has room for 4 head 2-231 s from bronchitial or lung trouble—Rev. H.J. 9-room house, hot air furnace, || ik Pasior St. Peter's Church, Danbury, of stock, 6 lots, fine garden pro- position. wood shed; barn, 18x2?; hog houss Conn, 18861905, | 4 il 14x16; and other buildings; goo Linonine has my hearty endorsemert, i builder § d cople_and as a well. '8 acres under high stage || 22 o 'Clohy, Cofds nd bronehitia—John = see or write E. J. Willits, 407 Bel- ivation. rkins, Principa 3 Normal $10 Per acre. We have 560 acres of of 4v(:)ul;1cvrztsmgood hardwood land, géhgsl'km , Principal of Conn. State Norm: & liad hforsiadie trami Ave. Phone 41. 1213tt C! over lands near ackduek,| —4———4—m7"—F — — iva- Beltrami county; best kind of soll, |FOR SALEOne 1918 model five|| S8 1"1‘:)‘“'53.3‘;",‘;’&:;:,‘&’ cajtve: second growth, mixed timber, not| passenger Hupmobile. Cheap. timber. 5-room house. Barn and far from town. Terms. Phone call 390. 44411} rer buildings, One mile from FOR SALE—No. 1 draft mare || Birchmont Hotel, 7 miles from Phone 26F14, A. E. Rako, Be-|| Bemidji, State road. At the midji, Minn. 327tt || price of wild land. If interested FOR ANY kind of a real estate deal, (s FL el = FOR SALE—160 acres farm 4 miles from city of Crookston, Minn., nearly all under cultivation; s " ] TN . ¢ | ———————————————— || see us at once. This will sell. Plowed ffi;‘i!‘; for. Be"g“}f' ’fi“'.‘fd FOR SALE—AIl modern, Seven room For rent after April 1st. Build- DANBURY, CONN. : Crookston, fair buildings, house,| NoUse: ing now occupied by the Ameri- ANl Dragglsts—G0c and $1.20, o S L can Express office. Also 6-room or by mail on receipt of price. Subscribe for The Pioneer garn and granary, chicken house; Blv'd house. ark loam clay subsoil; school " = o o - house one-half mile on state road; Lo::atl::: “:s:g:' it *;::&,g:sh';:;, GEO. H. FRENCH. Phone 93 telephone and rural route. Price 4 . J. P. LAHR Phone 328 p nolds & Winter, 212 Beltrami Ave. $72 per acre, $4.000 cash, balance| ppone 144 t£320 Markham Hotel Building terms, 6 per cent interest. Also 5 other Red River Valley farms.|FOR SALE-—54 60-100 acres inside f:’nd for list and maps. Walsh &| city limit. About 15 acres of it w. ood hay meadow, about 8 acres We are recelving new listings datly.| of the rest cleared and ready for BIG EATERS GET If you want to buy or sell come and | breaking, can be sold i smaller| KIDNEY TROUBLE seed us. "’lrhere ]is solmeone bufllng lots if wanted. Cheap and ®asy| and selllng almost every day.| terms. 5 . Walsh & Low, Pioneer Real Estate , Take Salts at First Sign of office, Crookston, Minn. 3d42]| phone 677-W. Bladder Irritation or FOR SALE—On account of leaving|FOR SALE—Fresh Holstern cow. A. Backache. . - ;he clt{ 1 otfler r::y tl!)loder‘n ’I”roo;g E. Rako, Bemidji, Minn., R. 13.32:;;{. sl B o THE UNIVERSAL-CAR ouse for sale at a bargain 80! 3. Phone 26F12. e American men and wom at once. Jos. P. Lommel, _ | must guard constantly against Kid- Ford C. let is a most practical two-passenger Thirteenth avenue north. .| FOR SALE—Improved 40 acre farm, ney trogt‘llble. because we eat too much I‘l':_:nh :;,‘:: enough for three... It is really two Cloud, Minn. hEn:t Biemi«li‘n. AIAnls?x"s:VE; 1::3}’]" and all our food is rich.h !(-)nmix blfi%d cars in the one—an enclosed car of plenin: .:‘:“.-. e T D e AR R TR ouse in city. q - - |is filled with uric acid which the kid- for inclement weather, summer and winter, F(:-&ISSAr:)J()Er;\—;‘;fi?ryhozntl})sefs 1;?:::15): enbach; Box 336, Bfim‘d"' N‘;‘(;TI neys strive to filter out, they W}fflkifl :vlll':;lee :l:a lhrge sliding plate glass w‘hlrd&'l/;r ‘.’“,h; 3 y 5 H 4 5 from overwork, become sluggish; the ovable pillars, make it possible to t orm | i papered House " ood_ shape, | FOR SALE—Our home at 1012 Doud | eliminative tissues clog and the result into a most delightful open car... Top is perminent, Nice lawn. — Shade trees. ~ Nies| Ave. § rooms modern except heat,|is kidney trouble, bladder weakness saving trouble of raising and lowering. Comfort-’ : 0 ke ofter. M. C. Longballa, (and a general decline in health. able deep upholstering—a car of class and com- small orchard. On two lots, cor- make offer. . . 14 i Kid feel like lumps icall ipped with Liberty starter. :er. City water In house. Small Littlefork, Minn. . 36tt O‘V;Ztgr} ;fgéxrt b;cl’:etfirlseor lthe urh}:fl :;::: s;:;e;?.c: I’:' qul:;];?: wi s arn. WIll sell very reasonable. b ’ % e i - Wil consider automobile, Ford |FOR SALE—Five room cottage, lo-|is cloudy, full of sediment or you truck, tractor or he?wy work team| ¢ated on 12th St. 50 foot lot,are obliged to seek relief two or th;ee C. W. JEWETT CO., INC. as part payment. Call on owner cheap if taken at once. Phone|times during the night; if you suffer 474 Bemidji, Minn. Tl 727-d. 12448 | with sick headache or dizzy, nervous Phone 3% J. Golden, Merchants Hotel, St. Cloud, Minn. 3d42 OPPORTUNITY OF YOUR LIFE— Time to get fine income and home, one block from State University spells, acid stomach, or you have rheumatism when the weather is bad, WANTED get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad ?alu;f tak:enbtafble- D-—] - | spoonful in a glass of water before of Minnesota. Brick building, WQ}:;];(E pfi:? 1‘&;‘ general h%\;s‘iez bx;eakfnst for E few days and your three story, with basement, mod-| ___— ° =~ ~ " """ kidneys will then act fine. This fam- ern, 60 rooms, 8 bath rooms, steam | FOR RENT—Two rooms. 816 Irvine [ous salts is made from the acid of heat, electric lights; all rented; Ave. 3d42 'grapes and lemon‘ juice, combined $600.00 a month. Two rooms with lithia, and has been used for rented ro; drydgaodsd stl;rE- }Vuflt generations to flush and utimu]a;e some cash and good clear farm, i .+ to neutralize the improved prefor with equipment of DRY CLEANING :}:Diggeii lé;,in:fi,’,e so it no longer is stock and machinery. Reference, (| Clothes Cleaners for Men, Women ||a source of irritation, thus ending Supt G. H. Sanberg, Crookston, and Children bladder disorders. Minn, Address your description of Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in- land- to owner. Mra. Hsther M. jure, makes a delightful effervescent Brown, 1316 4th St., S. E. Minne- ithia-water beverage, and belongs in apolis, Minn. 3d42 every home, because mnobody can FOR SALE—Reed baby cab. Inquire 1 m.aka a mmj:ake by l.lavmg a good 916 Minn. Ave. 3d41 kidney flushing any time. EANING HO SON 870 PETE MAY TRY TO HIT FOUL_PURPOSELY LA RECIMENT Al LE ACUN! N COWAN, Y'LITTLE SIMP- L USED To F OUR PRACTICE SHOOTING WITH THE AR AND WE ARE Ccow BOoVS ON MY UNCLE'S THAT WOLLDN'T BE FAIR! I'M TWICE AS BIC AS YoU ARE, SO I'D BE AN EASIER TARGET THAN You ! WELL HAUE A DUEL WiTH THESE PISTOLS - AN' THEN WE'LL FIND ouUT WHO 1S THE BEST SHOT! NOW, \F T HiT You ABOVE THAT CHALK LINE - \T WONT COUNT" RANCH OUT WEST ! THATS Al RICHT- T'LL Fix THAT WATH| THIS PlECE OF CHALK '— WELL, COME DOWN To THAT LOT AN WELL SETTLE THE ARCUMENT ! SHNEEIN, R ~ = i - Defective