Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 4, 1919, Page 6

CITY BUILDING STUCCO ~ " WORK BEING DONE The work of stuccoing ‘the’ main part of the improved city hall build-| - - ing' started today, the stucco being “laid ‘over regulation screen fastened| to the siding of the building. The roofing has all been put on and the cupola stuccoex. The color of the outside coating will not be the glaring white, but of a spbdued na- ture. When the stucco is all spread, the woodwork will be painted attrac- tively, making a pleasing eflect Contractor Georg‘e Kreatz is push- ing the work in every department and the building is rapidly assuming its remodeled appearance. 3 OBJECT TO SEPTEMBER MORNS (By United Press) Cardiff, Wales, Aug. 4—Two pret- ty bathing girls, garbed a la Septem- ber Morn, so startled the natives of ‘Whitemore Bly, near here, recently, that it resulted in dividing the local- ity in the question of building bath- houses. The city fathers and feminine pop- ulation want bath-houses, so bathers will be able to dress. The Young Bloods are sticking up for present conditions. Snapshots of nude bath- ers will be published by the author- ities if bath-houses aren’t installed and--the bathers continue to ignore costumes and customs. NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL. held services in the Riverside school house in Jones township yesterday. He also organ- ized a new Sunday school at Meadow- view school in the atternoon. The following officers were elected: Mrs. J. 'W. Heggie, superintendent; Mrs. James Morris, assistant superintend- ' ent; and Mrs. A, Allen, secretary. MOOSE DANCE TOMORROW. “The Moose lodge will give a dance tomorrow night in their hall. S e e For Sale—50-pound flour sacks, $1 dozen; 100-pound flour sacks, $1.25 dozen. This makes the cheapest cloth on the market. Koors Retail Store. T11mwt WANT AD DEPT. Advertisements in tnis column cost half cent a word per issue, when paid cash in advance. No ad will be run for less than 10c per issue. Ads charged on our books cost one eent & word per issue.. No ads run for less’ than 26c. ; —— 2 WANTED WWW WANTED—Woman or girl for gen- “eral- housework. ~Call at W. G. . Schroeder store.. Phone 65. 82tf St et SRR WANTED—Modern furnished room. Call A, E. Feir, Security State hank. 82tt Rev. -Soper BE INDEPENDENT—I can offer you the opportunity of a life time, to establish a high class business in ome towi where. Yol hgve opposition; an investm from: $600 to $2,000 accord) the size of the town. Many men and women are now engaged in this business in this state, making cash profits. No guess work I can show you the facts. W rite or call ‘manager, 460 Loeb Arcade build- tng, Minneapolis, Minn. 3d86 3 POSlTiON WANTED—Experienced bookkeeper wants set of books to keep evenings, address D, care ‘Pioneer. 730tf e e e WANTED—School girl, for half W& days, Mrs Kaplan. Kaplan block. b 81tt WANTED——G!N for general house- . work. , Mrs, H. Mills, 907 Beltrami Ave. Phone 107. 2486 S R Y L BT WANTED—Girl, at Union Hotel, at once. Nymore, Phone 411-W. —-— WANTED—Janitor at the St. An-| thony’s hospital. 6d86 FOR RENT FOR RENT—Lake shore cottage af- .."ter September first. Secure it now as they “are spoken for ahead, this is the only one I have left. &5 room flat, $14.00. 4 room house, ~ garage, 2 acres, $10. 4 room house, barn, lots of pasture, fenced. $10 per month For sale, good truck, $300. For sale, about 500 fence posts, cheap. Some very choice residence lots near Normal and other locations. .. Fine 6-room house and large lot. - :82300. E. J. Willits_ 218 Beltrami ,Ave Phone 41. 3d85 “FOR RENT—3 Kaptan Block. FOR RENT—A garage for the win- ‘ter. 714 Minnesota Ave. 82t ] i FOR SALE room apartment. 3d86 FOR SALE—Dandy house, 4 rooms and bath, all modern except heat. “Price $1400. $400 and $20.00 per|. S onth and interest. B. J. Willits, 1218 Beltrami Ave. Phone 41. 3d856 FOR SALE—Elegant gas launch . seats 156 people. 15 h. p. Water. ‘man engine. ‘Here is a-snap. $400. E. J. Willits, ~ 218 Beltrami Ave. Phone 41. 3d85 Try me on a trade | B, R e PROVED BOON T0 AUTOIST Woman Who Dovlled Mlgnetlnd g Scuwdrlver Calis It Her 3 Valued Helper “T magnetized a &érewdriver by hold ing it close to a dynamo for a few min: utes, nearly two years ago, and ft: is stil my most valued helper when It 8 necéssary for me to do repair work on my car,” writes Ethel Webb, In the Electrical Experimenter. “It Is a great help when ‘working around the car to have this magnetized screwdriver to pick:up screws and small pleces of -the machinery which drop down inside, out of my reach. “In_setting screws it 1s ipvaluable; simply pick up. the screw by touching the head with the magnetizeéd screw- driver, and it may instantly be set in place with only one hand. It does away ‘entirely with the annoyance‘ot the screw slipping away and getting lost, as it so often does. I always carry it In the tool box, and find the other fellow appreclates it when 1 find him having car troubles on some lonely bit of road.” Scotland Turning to Peace. In-Scotland " the progress from war to peace Is proceeding at sn active pace. One firm is now specinlizing in the mannfacture of Internal combus- tion eng'nes suitable for fishing boate, a class of machinery mainly Imported before the war. In the no.theast a muntiica factory has turned to the manufaciure of chocolate-making ma- chinery, an industry formerly claimed by Germany, while in Glasgow toy making has superseded war materia) and gives employment to numbers of ~dlscharged soldlers, * Electric Welding. Three methods of electric welding are now generally employed. In “spot” welding the metals ave placed »» con tact and an electric current is scnt he tween them; In “seam” or “line” weld ing ‘mechanically driven roller” elec- trodes are used, and in the “carbon arc'y process—in which an ifron pencl has replaced the carbon rod—the meta! s melted by the electric are. In ship: building thick steel plates are more profitably joined than by riveting. Ir butt welds the tensile strength Is 90 te 5 per cent of that of the enlid nlatae FOR SALE—Theg" ¢utest'thoroughly rodern’ ‘house - in- ‘the city. Fine garage - connectéd to’house . or . fliree ‘corner lots; ‘Only $4500. E J. Willits, 218 Beltrami -Ave Phone 41. 3d8E FOR SALE—Roll top desk, Turkis! rocking chair and other household goods; .cheap. 622 Bemidji Ave. Phone -599. - 6d8¢ FOR SALE—Finely improved 10 acre farm ,one mile out on Jeffer- son-highway. --$1250, easy term: or trade for farm further out. E. J . Willets, 218 Beltrami Ave. 3d8% FOR SALE—80 acres of heavy hard- wood. land, only. 5 miles south o’ this city, cheap buildings, $2600. terms.. 160 acres, some improve ments, have large photo in my of- fice, just think of it.. $850, an . other within 3 miles. -$1000. 21¢ Beltrami Ave. E. J. Willits Phonc 41. 3d85 FOR SALE—Elegant ‘grocery stock and’ building owner doing: good business, “but’ has other' business requiring’his attention. E.J 1its, 218" Beltrami ' Ave. " FOR SALE—House, 6 *rooms anc bath, close to lake. Owner has cu' price from $2800 to $2500 for quick sale. $200 cash and payments per ‘month just like rent.. E. .J ‘Willits, 218 Beltrami Ave. Phone 41 . 3d8F FOR SALE—House, modern excep! heat, fine bathroom. Garage or 50 foot corner lot, elegant location only "$3,150.00. - $500, ‘balance $35.00 per month and 7 per cent interest. E. J. Willits, 218 Bel- trami Ave. Phone 41, 3d85 FOR SALE—8-room house, modern | “except heat, well located, number 1012 Doud ’ Ave,, first offer of $1800.00 cash takes the place, is worth $2500.00 is a good home and a mighty fine investment. Look this up and write me care of Be- .midji Pioneer. M. C.. Longhalla, owner. 2d81 FOR SALE—Two 50 foot corner resi- ‘dence lots. Only $400, ' might trade. -E.'J. Willits, 218 Beltrami ‘Ave. Phone 41. 3d85 FOR SALE—New motor boat, 18 ft. long. 2 horse -power. Evenrude engine, cheap if taken at once. In- quire,of J. W. Billings at Schroe- ders store. 6d87 FOR ANY kind of real estate deal, see or write E. J. Willits, 218 Beltrami Ave. Phone 41, 1213tf FOR SALE OR TRADE—For a. light- er car a Studebaker Six, in very " best of condition. Inquire of Ideal Billiard Parlor. T15tf FOR SALE-“—Dandy ‘117 acre farm, 80 acres meadow on-river bank, yielding 100 tons of hay yearly, 20 .acres in field, good house, 14,- 000 ft. of lumber for barn, unlim- ited range for 'stock: or sheep that can be leased. See or write C. W. Trog, Bemidji. -~ Phone 12-F.310 730tt FOR SALE—See the Bemldji Sta tionary store for rubber stamps fac simile signature stamps, no tarlal seals and ctorporation seals - 36t e e e ——s e 3 GRAHAH M. TORRANCE, ; LAWYER Miles Block Phone §60 THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER FOR SALE—One of the nicest houses |FOR SALE—One carload o.t well in this' city. Garage and chicken héuse. You'll have to see it to ap- preciate it. $3250. E. J. Willits, 218 Beltrami Ave. Phone 41, 3d856 F‘OR SADE—- ummer home, G.rooms; also “3-room - cottage. erfect lo- cation, large screened porch. Birchmont Beach. J. 'W. Wilcox. Phone 29. § fr618tf "OR SALE—Having sold; my farm |- FOR SALE—A milch cow, 5 years| home, ‘am movhlg into the city, .'and offer for sale one of the best grade Jersey caws; very flc]y, ‘heavy milker, will be_fresh i October, but had ought to been milked 6 weeks ago; one red and white cow, one mare, one mare colt, one har: ness - one good “buggy, about 400 white Leghorn chickens, about 6 tons tame hay, potato planter, po- tato sprayer, potato digger; sulky cultivator, sulky plow, mower, rake, walking plow, drag, shovel plow and other small tools to num- erous to mention. E. J. Willits, 218 Beltrami Ave. FOR SALE—Completely ‘modern six room house, on easy terms.. Call, 701 -America Ave. 4487 SNAPS! 8-room house, completely mqd- ern, in A-1 condition, fin loca- tion, one block from the e and two blocks from the Normal, lot 50x140 facing east, city water, well, and: garage. A bargain at $4,500. Best. residence lot.in the city, 40x140 on Lake :Boulevard and Dewey ave. near 12th " street. $1200. part cash. 147 acre farm joining the. city limits, 20 acres .under plow, 4 acres fenced, 40 acres good tim- ber. Frame house, barn'and other buildings. = Price $35.00 per acre, part cash. 4-room’ )muae in good condition, on_Missisippi ave. S. Cheap, if taken at.once. ; 5-room completely modern cot- tage, full basement, large porch, lot 76x100, two blocks from the High School. Price $2,500. . 80 acres, unimproved hnd 2% miles’ from the end of pavement,: mostly hardwood land, small part jack pine soil. * A bargain at $20 per acre. For a short time only at $12.50. This will not . apppnt again. GEO@Gi % P. LAHR Markham Hotel Building - 3d85 I sfoswlake,. 80 acres updet\ _broke Montana horses at snap prices. - Bemidji 'Horse Market. J. Moberg. ¢ ; 84tf FOR SALE—102"acres of 'land near c\;ltivatlon, good 'bufldings. Or. wil' take car in. trade... Phone 321-W, .cnll,, at 415 Mlnnesgta Ave. 4%, 6d89 FOR SALE—5 fresh milk cows at City Livery. CTsott . old.: Inquire T. K Johnson, Sol- way, Minn. - 3d821 MONEY TO .LOAN . on- lmproved farms. Northern Land Co., Tropp- man Block. 1m94 JEWETT OPEN DAY Ford Cars . Fordson Tractors - Exide Batteries United States Tlres McGraw Tires : Bosch Magnetoes ! Rayfield S Carburetors. Janesville Spa.ri: o Plug; GASOLINE, 25 and 2 MONDAY EVENING,"AUQ:UST 4 mo FOR SALE—One or two milk cows. Inquire 1107 Park Ave. 3d86 FOR .SALE—One span of mares, larness and wagon. Inquire of Joe Bahr. at county farm, Nymore, Minn. 6d87 FOR SALE—A 5 passenger Ford, 1917 model, in first class condition. Write or wire E. E.‘Robideau, Ten- strike, Minn. Prlcg $450. 6u86 e LOST AND_FOUND. WWW LOST—A ¢heck for'$5 on Hakkefup Studio, also - $5 ‘and. $10 bills wrapped together in a leather pouch, at Bunker's cornem Return " to Piorieer office for reward. 1d84 CARACGE OF QUALITY AND NIGHT: Champlon Spark < + plugs Hass shock : P ‘ab’;‘drbers Gdrdon» Seat Coveérs Klaxon horns ‘Mazda lamp bulbs |IRed Crown ~ gasoline 10 cents per gal]on. CYLINDER OIL, 15¢ per qt., 60c per gallon: Modern Repa)r and Service Machine Sh Acetlyen - Tire Repair department. Storage battery repair Car Washing, day e‘welding : 'amlghtv and service department We ‘work on all makes-of cars from Fords to Packards. Our shop is departmentized C.W. JEWETT : Telephone 474- “On the job” Gerzain-teed forms a com- plete,scamlesssurface that sheds rain, snow and sleet year “ most no attention. always “on the job.” after year: with al- Itis The most severe weather makes no impression on Certain-teed~-nor can sparks, fumes, gas, smoke - or msects impair lts pro- tective strength. Yet Cersain: Z‘eed costs no “more—less in: fact ‘than ocher ty and "‘quic of -roofs. It is mslly _ y ‘laid ‘by "anyone who will follow-the simple directions tthat come with the roll. Upkeep expense is too slight to consider. Your buildings, old or new—I or small—in city or country—should have the protection of Cerzain-teed. Certaimared is made in "“'.fnw smooth and surfaced, (red or in handsome xedug‘: n-teed en asphalt nhmglel (or residences. Certai: extra uality — the name means certainty of quality and satisfaction: guarangeed. It will pay you to Eet Certain-teed— most dealers sell it. Ask for :mu-mdndbcmummn. Certain- mdfioducu(,'orpomtlon OMMWMI.WG&. | Certain Ieea’ ROOFING & SHINGLES Sold in:Bemidji and vicinity by ] CLIFFORD AND CO. COMPANY Inc. 22 Beltraml Ave. ;} .nlllmmmy:}iw Phone 160 BIJSINESS ! PROFESSIONAL DOCTORS. - i DRS. GILMORE & McCANN. Physicians and Surgeons Oftice; Miles Block C. R. SANBORN, M.D. Physi¢ian and Surgeon Office Miles Block House Phone 449 Office Phone 55 e St T —— A. V. GARLOCK, M.D. Specialist Eyc—En—Nvu-—Thul Glasses Pitted DR. H. A. NORTHROP Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Ibertson Block Oftice Phone 158 . DR.L. A. WARD Pbysician and Surgeon Bemidsi, Minn.' % DR. E. H. SMITH- Plny-iehp and Surgeon Oftice Security Bank Blook DR. EINER JOHNSON Physician and Surgeon Bemidji, Minn.. DR. E. A. SHANNON, MD. . Physician and Surgeon Omce in M.yn Block Phone' - Res.. Pho! DR. E. H. MARCUM Omce hours,” 11" a.” m."to 12 m. 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. j Ofi‘xce ph e 18, - Res phnne 211 §- LUNDE AND: DANNENBERG: Chiropractors PRy’ Hours 10 to-12 a. m. Phohe 401-W 2 to 5, 7to 8 p. m. Calls made- 1st Nat. Bank Bldg: . : Bemidjj BUSINESS TOM SMART Dray and Tramster Res. Phnne 58 Office Phpnc 12 818 Amerlu h MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Planos, Organs, Sewing Maohines 514 Minnesota Ave., Bemidj J. Bisiar, Mgr. Phone u'n-w NQRTHF.RN MINN. AGENE i Dwight D. Miller -’ WE CAN I A Anywhere ‘- m.l.':“-'fm‘:,”“;“&‘i Bldg, Tel. 107 GENERAL MERCHANDISE Groceries, m;m “‘lhul. .Flaur W. G. gcx-inoso Bemidji Phone 85 VETERINARIANS Dr. W. K. Denison—Dr. D. R. Bnr(eu‘ DENISON & BURGESS - Vetorinarians. Phones: Office’ 3-R Bemidit, Res. 99 M inn. % J. WARNINGER VETERINARY SURGEONW Office and Hospital 8§ doors wnt of Trollpmunu Phone No. 209 3rd St. and Irvine Ave, ¢ DENTISTS DR. D. L. STANTON DENTIST Office in Winter Block DR. .l. T. TUOM‘ North of Markham an' Gibbons Block Phone’ §3 DR. J. W. DIEDRICH Oftice—O' Leary-Bowser Bld; Phones—Oftice 376-W._Res. 376-R IF YOU WANT TO GET THE WANT YOU WANT TO GET YOU WANT - TO GET IT IN- THE THE BEMIDJI PIONEER GREAT WANT (mmn,