Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 15, 1919, Page 6

| | L ar— | - PAGE SIX THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1919 ide with orange “soms; hava- ' L[V TED—Kitchen girl at once.]FOR RENT—Furished cottage from| & 0 Fcfiet?&#‘t:dw‘.flfvli.lefilllf:.t::)"i dBagll- v‘ltxt:rkham hotel. P 2-4-16 MnyL%lthl to 13::“:( 215::1):;’ B(:;:x‘aifijgle ‘tihe:’ v:lli;l;nglx:iap d;;‘i:‘:l\‘\?]d,:d ce:vgm . avinia s . i . s e et i 113U G ANTED—_Lady clork at _once. Sood well in connectlon. $26 for| small pearls, the rest of the gold FOR SALE—Five room cottage, city Gray's bakery, Nymore. 33416 month. Address cottage, care was open work, having a small e e e . ok o Atar 7d422 slug peal at-the bottom; rather water, sewer, and electric lights. WANTED—Girl to work in confec- Pioneer, Bemidji. large pearl ear rings; imitation tumn cost| -Only a block south of the Normal ore. at Macs |—————— - inor. Return to P | Advertisements In thia column conl| o thool. Iauire 1204 Dewey| Honary siore Apply at OO Tor RENT—Furnished rooms for| ~URRN SR L CC A £ 1outer cash in advance. No ad will be run for| avenue. qaeef | rent. Phone 776-J. o son. 24416 less than 10c per issue. —eeeoeeee - | WANTED—Odd jobs around town. e | c——————————— Ads charged on our books cost one | FOR SALE—b5 acre lots and other Address George Thompson, Route| pOR RENT—Two front rooms,| " ? cent a word per issue. No ads run for land on easy terms, will take 1, care C. B, McDonald or Phone strickly modern, gentlemen pre- AT THE THEATERS AT REX TODAY. The Rialto masterpicture ‘‘My f,*,“i,‘:;é‘g;i 1:2‘:{;?,’.',' ?e:?::ri:lg %fiffi less than 2Bc. g_berty hO%t;n Mnl'slfiewe L?g%‘i’}‘ No. 22-F-4. 2d416| ferred. Inquire 520 Beltram; é\‘vleé STAHL-J ACOBS Mills, which is at the Rex theatre — ymore, . - Plion GQ-IM(; " % - A today, touches a powerful story FOR SALX : - FOR RENT = urniture against the folley of jumping at No. 1. d y ! - Renovators hasty conclusions. A jealous hus- | ~m~r~rmrmmmsas s Fol?honsoAIéE_G-Fuo.A.-E. Rnl;omafir::; 2 LOST‘,;AND FOUND i A band misjudges his faithful wife,| POoR SALE—Good white potatoes at g Mina _. 1 g {| FOR RENT—Bed room and living Al Work guaranteed. wrecking his own happiness and that| " “g5c per bushel. ~Phone 809-J. 4 : room, gentlemen preferred. Phone | 1,05T—Pocketbook containing pair Work called for and de- of his wife and chlildren, but repents 5d419} pop SALE—Fresh Holstem cow. A.| 290 ' 2d416 |~ of coral ear rings, handkerchief, || livered. years after when he learns the truth. The situations are tensely dramatic and the settings rare ex- amples of pictorial beauty. Mr. Mills is supported by an excellent r ol S X nd “about 53¢ in FOR SALE—Or rent. Furnished six E. R;:"' B;‘:}?é’ Minn., R. %31% FOR RENT—4 room furnished house cxg}\lxs:‘;e {el’;iu:er keep - the change room house or part of it. Magnet- 3. one 2 cl;)se in. Ingulre‘ 111 7th St. au‘d re{\xrn the rest of the contents ic = treafments by ;§p°m"1"é‘i";' FOR SALE—AIl modern, seven toom | 4150 summer bunglow. to the Pioneer office. 1d415 1237 Dewey Ave. one 161.J.1 "% yge, exceptionally good condi-| FOR RENT—Five room house for|imor s oiien ool caser vel. General Repair hop cast which includes Lillian Kemble, Ga4z1 h Lake - LOST—Small gilted jewel case; yel-|| Phone 488 311 6th St. Bliss Milford, Rudolph Cameron and| | tlon near Normal school on LATCS) rent. 711-10 St 3d414| ™"\ topaz ring, engraved on each : Harry Spingler. FOR SALE—3 Toom h"““e'w;’_ m‘:“l’f' locations in city. Part cash, bal- garage, pump. On easy ance easy terms if desired. Rey-|.— HOW ROMANCE BEGINS. taken at once. Hector Landry, nolds & €Vinter, 212.Beltrami Ave. = Caught on a bur}x:lnhg gleaa:n‘e boa% Nymore, Minn. 6d421] prone 144. 320 SNAPS! WE PAY with a girl whom he had met severa e 5 Eass o . weeks ago in a park, and whom he|FOR SALE—Residence property on|ponp sA1E-—Our home at 1012 Doud 40 acres, 6 miles from Bemidji, i the }“ghest market price lake shore. John F. Gibbons.|"“sve "8 rooms modern except heat, clay loam, 12 acres under plow, all h wn to love, a young million- Ire saves 1 6d421( poke offer. M. C. Lobglalia,|| fenced. ‘4-room house and other aire saves her after she leaps into the for rags metals, rubbers and water, and their romance begins. Littlefork, Minn. 36tf|| buildings. All farm implements, scrap iron. We also pay freight This is but one of the dramatic|FOR SALE—Laying hens. Phone 4 cow and horse mcludgd, seed pota- v on all out of town shipments for scenes in “Everybody’s{ Girl,” the| 486-J. 3d416 | = {)ois. Only 81250{ with Sgg& c::sli; R : 100 pounds and over. Highest t h Blue Ribbon feature star- ANTED alance on easy terms. . - \ 1 - . g Al o o payments hardl %x2r" prices paid for hides. FOR SALE—One brand new Kimbal ); say for.perso_nal piano and stool. Address No 13, ~rmnnnnnnmmnmnnnnanmannc~~2 | property included in this price. care Pioneer. 6d419 | WANTED—Girl for doctors office. || This must be taken at once. Address XYZ care Pioneer. 2d416 6-room lw!.lseci city water. dSta}vel' FOR SALE—Lots 9-10-11.12 on Bel- | ——————— —————————— || connections and paving paid for. trami Ave. For terms write F. A. | WANTED—Competent maid for gen- || Hguse in good repair, $500 cash Holloway, Cedar Rapids, la. 1734| eran house work ~Mrs. M. Kab ||wi]| handle this. Park Ave. 15d430 lan, Kaplan block. 412tf 120 acres fmproved farm, 40 AiBLP WANTED_The Park Board || acres under plow, 20 acres natural || yyyyyyyyyyyyyyypat sttt st st uas st st s ot AR RRAOY FOR SALE—Ford touring car. Late desires applications for the posi- meadow, clay loam soil, on Jeffer- f < Y P t t model, good as new. Will sei for | HEO T TR B0y coman. Address||son Highway, 2 miles from rail- COME AND SEE ME. g JOHN QUINN road station. 4-room house, large Plonéer, Bemidjl. 6d419| seoretary Bemidi Park Dboard ||}, " uinhold 16 head of cattle, Markham Hotel, Bemidji, will pay the highest market price for all different varieties. ring Alice Joyce which will be seen in the Grand theatre tonight. The scnario is adapted from the famous 0. Henry short story, “Brick Dust Row.” | COLBERG’S HIDE & FUR CO. Phone 638-W 112 3d Street HE WAS A TRAMP. Douglas Fairbanks that ever popu- lar optimistic Artcraft screen star, has sent out another winner. It is “He Comes Up Smiling,” and it was presented with highly gratifying re- sults at the Elko theatre yesterday. The story of the picture is a novel one and the performance of Mr. Fair- banks, who is seen as a tramp, who abondons the road when he finds the clothes of a stock broker whom he impersonates with unusual results. “He Comes Up Smiling” will again appear at the Elko theatre tonight. "] chicken house cost $125 to build. FOR SALE—10 acres good land only | wANTED—Girls. Those with ex-|| $1500 cash or house in Bemidji at one mile south new mill, 4 acf®} " perjenc preferred. J. C. Penney (| about -that value will handle this. under high state cultivation, base- Co. 4-16tt || If interested look this up. ment dug for house. Well that| ' ]| £ acres with two room house, all cost $385.00, just across road from { WANTED—Girl for genéral house-|| improved, a fine garden tract, only fine residences for sale or trade. work. Small family. Good wages. || one block from the school on 14th $1000. E. J. Willits, 218 Bel:(rlam'} Inquire Mrs. Allan Hockenbg;fiezrl. Street. $1,250, part cash. Phone 41. 417| 901 Lake Blvd. GEO. H. FRENCH A e Umgg‘n Pg?(fieortlggggg with | FOR SALE—Fine improved 80 acre W:;N'I(‘!EDh—Tlo lrlex;u o; hl;l;};. ;:go&d J. P, m Gagrrowg e Call. me by phone at my own expense, or write me. he Elk d Grand theatres buildings, miles and wheel chair. -W. arkham Hotel Buildi: ¥ 2 g " mifi%e;;fled :sas’;ockgglr:!ers. % an i?;ln'i’ zggvo:. (‘;Aegv;gsblascl? land,) 4a417 * i S T T T T L LT LU T organization created to produce pic-| % mile from fine lake full of fish. - tures of super-feature quality, and of a kind that experience of exhibitors have proven to be especially enter- taining. Three ‘“United” pictures— “The Light of Western Stars,” ‘A Man in the Open’” and ‘“Adele”— have appeared in Bemidji, (prior to their showing in Twin Cities) and were acclaimed as top-notchers.. The fourth “United” . picture, released last. Saturday, entitled “Her Code of Honor,” featuring - Rlorence Reed, will be shown in the Grand theatre tomorrow and Thursday. Florence Reed stands way at the top among female stars in the legitimate thea- trical fleld. She has been one of the greatest drawing cards of the emi- nent producer, Al. Woods. MASTERTY PRODICTION, Mme. Lina Cavalieri’s new Para- mount photoplay, “A Woman of Im- pulge,” which is to be shown at the Elko theatre tomorrow and Thurs. day, is said to.be good entertainment. It is-a dramatic story of intense in- terest and deep heart appeal. The supporting players are among the best. Raymond Bloomer plays op- posite to the star. Only $2500. Phone 41. B. J. Willits, 218 Beltrami Ave. 4d417 s O R FOR SALE-—The best home in city at greatest bargain price. R Willits. Phone 41. 218 Béltrami Ave. 44417 ¢ ~ Gt A S S o FOR. SALE-—5 “acres highly —tm- proved berry farm. Good buildings right close in, cheap. -Phome 41. E. J. Willits. 218 Beltrami Ave. : 44417 - —_ FOR SALE—4 room house, barn, acre lot, fine location. Only $400 E.-J. Willits, 218 Beltrami Ave. Phone 41, 44417 FOR SALE—35000 feet new lumber at a great bargain for lot. B. J. Willits, phone 41. 218 Beltrami Ave. 4d417 FOR SALE—2 elegant corner resi- dent lots. Fine bargain. Phone 41, E. J. Willits." 218 Beltrami - Ave. 43417 N v U R N RS . S AL FOR SALE—Modern hvuuse, very best location, 50 foot corner lot, g smaill barn or garage. Exception- ally low price. Terms $300 to 5400 cash and rent and interest per month. Five bed rooms which will make your payments. Phone 41, E. J. Willits, 218 Beltrami. 5 44417 Chesterfields satisfy. And YET ‘Chesterfielda are mild! Don't lose that little word “YET.” For other ciga- rettes may satisfy and still other cigarettes may be mild. But Chesterfields are the only cigarettes that satisfy and"YET are mild.”~ = " Testae Chesterfields are the only mild éigaretteo-fimt let you know you are smoking—that hit the “smoke-spot” —that “satisfy”’! . : " It's the blend—a blend of the finest Turkish and Domestic tobaccos. And the blend can’t be copied. So if you want “mild” plus “satisfy,” you want Chesterfields—and you want them today. . METODRAMATIC ROMANCE. Readers of ““The RE_ves NSE the World” in book form will recall in that remarkable story of California many people and situations that should provide rare opportunities for character portrayal. For this reason many who were charmed by Harold Bell Wright's graphic and melodra- matic romance of California will probably see in the elaborte film ver- sion at the Elko theatre Friday and Saturday. a drama of absorbing in. terest and strength along these lines. WEAKNESS IN NEW MAP OF EUROPE SEEN BY GERMANS (Continued from Page One) FOR SALE—A dandy house, 4 rooms and bath. Will sell for the ex- 8 . ceptionally low price of $1400, for quick sale to close estate. E. J. Willits, 218 Beltrami, Ave. Phone 41. 4d417 FOR SALE-—Fine large house, one room; can be made into four rooms—on 2 acres, close to school. A snap at $500. E. J. Willits 218 Beltrami Ave. Phone 41. 4d417 FOR SALE—3 room house, barn, henhouse, well. 10 acres partly cleared, close in, so cheap you will certainly buy E. J. Willits, phone 41. 218 Beltrami. 4d417 enemy Poles would be not more than a hundred and fifty kilometers, or lnibuut one hundred miles from Ber- n, With this tremendous boundary to defend in the east, which is volner- able at so many points, the militar- ists have suddenly become pacifists in Germany, and decided that war does not pay, anyway. They talk of the league of nations, for the sel- fish reason that Germany needs it to protect her own people, who as a na- tion are put in this extremely un- strategical position by the turn of events. On the western front, Getman ap- prehensions are not so much on the grounds of invasion as they are from fear that the territory on the south bank of the Rhine .will be taken away from the republic as a bulwark for France. Germans have not given up Alsace-Lorraise in their own minds yet, and expect a plebiscite to decide the suzerainty of that disput- ed area. Little is ever said of Lux- emburg, but the other territory oc- cupied by the Entente troops must belong to Germany, Germans feel. Defense of this front, strangely, does not worry Germans nearly as much as the east. It may be because the occupation was agreed upon and was understood by the Germans, or it may be that the Germans feel they can settle tne matter satisfactorily and more fairly at the peace table. There is no talk of defense, at any rate, except by the league of nations, for which the Germans have great hopes. Danish claims in Schleswig-Hol. stein are the source of less feeling than any boundaries in which the Germans are likely to lose. Posters in bright colors everywhere pro- claim ““‘Schleswig is Deutsch,” but no one gets excited about them. Gen- eral feeling is that a’ plebiscite will decide that fairly, with portions of the ‘peninsula going to each country, but with the Kiel Canal still in Ger- man hands FOR SALE—Furniture for sale. 'In- quire at 711 10 St. 6d417 FOR SALE—200 bushels select seed oats. John E. Croon, Bemidji, Minn, 6d416 S Mild? Sure!-an{eskhey Satisty” MARBLE a0 GRAN - hesterfield * of IMPORTED and DOMESTIC * tobaccos —Blended Today & Tomorrow Who? THE ST GLOUD MONUMENT MAN| " Leave word at DALTON HOTEL We Ship From Factory to You UL T O O T T y 5 The extra wrapper of glassine paper keeps ’em Fresh Nalustivin E