Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 22, 1919, Page 8

WANTED TO RENT—For one|FOR SALE—Winter Rye at W. G.[FOR SALE—Modern house at corner K ; MEET 1 month, beginning August 20, fur- Schroeder store. Corner Minn. of Beltrami Ave and. 10th 8t. 1D nished cottage on Lake Bemidji or| and 4th St. 6d826| With hot water heat, electric i The Minnesota Vetéran Cavalry| furnished house in town. Address - —— lights, gas and bath. Inquire of association composed of Brackett’s| M.J.Brown, Bemidji, Minn. 818tt FOR ANY Kkina of real estate deal, see| John Moberg, Bemidji, Minn. 821tf BuREAus OPE“ . (By United Press.) battalion, First Minnesota mounted| ————————————————— Z;:rlt;hfih:“‘imms. 218 Ba{%’ffi: FOR SALE—100 fine White Leghora \ VAug. 22,—(Delayed)—-A | rangers, Hatch’s Independent batta- PARISIAN SHOP—Accordian-Box, N : ehickenss, some; half, grow " 2. seige was proclaimed |lion and the Second Minnesota ¢aval-| ""opit")leating, button and button- | FOR SALE—One horsé, 8 yrs. old.| ful d - gom A day, it was|ry will hold their siyteenth annual 3 O : - 06|yl gTOWN @R “fome- !lelfare 6l Respond t& ;hmm;:zmfl:l:iglgfit:; :ri')m Budn- reunfon in the Old ‘Bolaiers’ tent, n holes, hemstitching, embroidering Welg}m about 1100. Light wagon good laylng strain.; E. So etes earire: - by yard. 206 North Broadway. and 2 set .of sleds. In good condi- 218 Beltrami:Ave. Phone 11, ° please pass it alom] o ? ‘hroke Montana horses at’ snap| tWwp.'156°N., Range 39W in Mar’ rades and have Yfl\pfi\’h al_paper cal‘l imules, ages from 3 to 8 -years, fat Bidks, Bemid ot Mnrket 7. - 84t o e 3 : o Zil attention to the re); don. . .. and sound. Must have these with-}- m wm m somlis troSn; thpa#o gfiggstrlcken ot All" report snrl\% “d . get your .in next two weeks. Call Siff .& Moberg. 8, h 1.'he, ) H ; = THou Montana''and Wyoming was Deing bagge;‘.w,;oh}{;vtléw; rafiied frée. fiff:ddfi:av:tman?etelanfr:?i?’_t;: ' FOR SALE—S&O the Bemidji Sta-| improvements. .Lot 75 by.150 feet, moved. .to Minnesota, Wisconsin and | charies Plummer,. retary isaued . 4 wlagez| tlomary store for. rubber stamps,| in one of best locations in cityof North -Dakota for pasturage today in|ihig call. ; ! 2 fac simile signature stamps, no- Crookston. Must be sold by Oct. K o tarial seals wnd corporation seals 1st. L. E. Gossman, Crookston, unprecedented numbers. .. According to a report from E. W. . THELP WAN'PED-—Young men, sev- . 86tt| . Minnesota. - w!d822 Sheets, in charge of the local bureau | WILSON AND com ‘eral, ower 18 years of age, to learn 2 = the business with large concern; [ REO FOR SALE'—‘I offer my Reo six, | FOR SALE“IN acres best clay land TODAY: mlcu"SITU\TION? & : five passenger car, it is in fine in northern Minnesota, 12 acres PESRSRTE TR 23 23 } No—Hui\diod and Sixty-four Offices Already Assured, With Replies H “ FraomFive-States Still to Be Recelved. i —_— of the departnient of agriculture, the good wages and splendid opportun- Washington.—So great has been the|livestock movement from these two r 1 zesponse :;g the couirtry to the appeal |States has. totaled 60,000.cattle and (By Unmad s8) ity for boys with good education| Shape and has full leather uphol-| under cultivation, half mite from ! of the United States employment serv- e Washington 22.—President| and of good character, who are| stering. Rayfield ‘carbureter, C. E.| railroad stgtion_, 1. mtleuscho:lé Th gent problems forced by | ioonand Secretary Lansing con- “willing to work. _Give name, ad- Battles, Bemidfi Minn. 64826 county road along eas ne, - ‘ fgce to assist in the maintenance of .its 5 = miles from Bemidji; $1,500 will soldiers’ and civilias workers' place- dress, telephone-number, age and §] reference in-first-letter. ~Address | FOR SALE=-After Sept. 1st I will| handle this, balance of *$1,720 six ment organization in the fleld that|fryy range to farms in the north- ABC, care Bemidji Ploneer. 12d328| Offer all of:my household furniture| years at 5 per cent. Might con- R$S ed the Mexican prob‘l was digeyss- including stoves an A 1 piano with sider trade. This is real bargain, with returns from five large states not| west aud the handling of poor con- % .. yet.recelved, and those from none of | ditioned ‘stock at the St. Paul mar- fc“o g:;ene(;lt 'i};: "},‘;"m:dl‘::: v"”{‘:"l‘: black walnut ‘case for sale. 707| deal with owner. E. S. C., care . the other states complete, the continu- Ve drafval of American troops;in purspit : FOR SALE - Minnesota Ave. .= Frank Miller.| Pioneer. 6d821 . anee of 264 employment offices already jeulty in se‘;curmg paitur- of bandits. i B i 12494 '; s assured. Becanuse of Its limited ap- e livestock being sent from ] Montana and Wyoming was being FOR SALE—Black dirt. Edmond the drought situation, Sheets said, ferred for more than an hour at the were: :the movement of stock direct|gun .o Houge today. ‘wag infimat-" FOR SALHive room cottage, one LOST AND FOUND. i " J— B S i ¥ priation - the federal employment ; I P i z:vlce o e et none. bat experienced, Sheets reported, and ITALIAN AMBASSADOR RESIGNS Jewett. Bemidji, Minn. 64823 block from Bemidji normal, Lot |~ A AAAANAAAAAN ANy i g ! sixty offices, and the outside support added lh beheved more land now is (By United, P;S ) o K extends to lake shore. Hardwood | LOST—Auto jack, one and one-hdlf i § © for the other 200 offices will be con- avnllabhin the northwest than is S~ ty “Ae ‘ 22“ a - FOR SALE—A good second hand floors, city water and sewer, elec- miles north of Tenstrike. Finder | i h needed tor this stock. ashington, Aug. —Ambassa; stove. Call at 708 Irvine Ave, after| tric lights. .Inquire on premises,| please leave or notify Huffman & L tinued until congress acts upon the Livel receipts at the South St. dor Thomas Nelson Qage to Italy has 7 p. m. 33825 1204 Dewey Ave 811tf O'Leary. 24823 | f - Nolan-Kenyon bills for a permanent| pgy,; | t are mounting rapidly, |resigned, the state)department. an- i 3 ; & national employment service. Sheets said nounced today. Brand ‘Whitlock may | == i & Welfare organizations and chambers succeed Page. . af commerce lead among the various ?glencles that are keeping federal em- nloyment offices open, supplying quar- urs personnel and funds. The agen- e e o s WANT M; DEPT | Alwaj?s on De’ck';-'_?-With" Colors Flying ‘with the employment service since de- ¢ i : : mobilization began also are continying i 5 thelr support of the 2,000 emergency rlst tI:-omh Dtuluthh tto rVh-- h.‘l‘g"?.;‘;'::m,',';:'d :g':,m.‘:“gi,'?',: °:'(§ The : . . The 3 bureaus for returning soldlers and n’'t be beaten, but from |cash in advance. run for g & satlors. H Grand t\iids to Bemidji the roads|less than 10c per : B“sy o Busy 0 S tough. From Deer River - - B ' N Keep 300 Open. : were stuck in the road w"m 5 StOl‘ e . B Store Aunmp\nomn FROM ANTRIP: SAYS ROADS BAD Auditor A. D. Johnson returned John B. Densmore, director general qf the United States employment serv- ;{1‘1‘15 ;;::O:auling them fce, predicted that when the returns| nyi \§bAh Dahlin and son, Hildor, fyom the states are complete it will be accompanied Mr. John- found that considerably more than dji, for a visit at the D. = three hundred federal offices will be Her husband is with W?OI;IEIE‘“ Cxil::;:tztx B;xll::res:ns:;;z open through voluntary contributions. ining company. % ih . mwwmm WANTED—Two kitchen girls. Dal- ton hotel. ‘819tt Desire to announce that we are arranging for direct carlot shipments of Western fruits, and advise you From the end of March to June 80, he WANTED—Early Ohio potatoes -at 1 i sald, more than four hundred offices Troppmans potato, wnrehouse. 14820 to line up with advance orders to cover yo“r requir_ were kept In operation by outside funds in expectation that after the iatter date the employment service Y OF NAVY'S WIFE . T 3 5 EARL HAREOR DRYDOCK “ork s at 701 snwsisensi (Il ments. Nothing but the very BEST-will be offered, Ave A 3d823 would be able to resume their financ- United Press.) ing, but because of the reduced ap- Hongl . Aug. 22.—Mrs. Daniels, WANTED—Girl, for:honsawol‘k Mes. |13 and Olll' pl'ices Will be LOWER than the lowest. propriation for the new fiscal year, he| 0 "o¢V'the secretary of the navy, S. A. Erickson, Crobkston, f;i;;z w £ explained, continued support is being pressed the button which opened the F r w K WE ‘,F F E R 3 e e e e i asked for the next five months, within | gates-of Pearl harbor dry dock. Hun- NIGHT COOK-—Walited at Ralston d OR ”Ex EE which period, it is understood, con-|dreds witn&sued the ceremony, that,| restaurant. Crookston, ~ Minn. Y y gress will have acted on the measure |according.to Secretary Daniels, w1d822 Try our fresh roasted cofiee. It is I'eal ecomOHY"‘“' for & permanent service, rr;lnrked ug pening of a new era in RN AR i i “7wllig response of the country indj- |the historyof the Hawiian islands.| WANTED—Waitress at Ralstog’s N ::;l c.n ’g:::':l:l desltret;‘): nl:d:o ;i‘\"; ! e restaurgnt. Crookston, w-llgli;;l. Fancy bOIlI‘bOIl SantOS COffee peI' lb i = 480 p ance to soldier and | Deri¥ation of ‘ Yankee.” i e e ; €6 €6y i’;:ll:).;::ihvgr:‘l:;: l.'kleill:‘l.).eenks,:::)r:’ salrl:.' fi The \\ard,)’ nkee a8 a noun is'de- | MONEY TO LOAN' -on improved i EXtra gOOd gr ade gautemala COffee " % 536 L2084 * | fined ns’ lo“s “(l) A person born | farms. Noghern Land. Company. g “It - also shows “that American com- v ! 5 ; = - 3 also shows tiat Americtn <0m | or i i ow Gngland: & word of | _Phone 39 " i Market baskets while they last each 10c Maving a central public employment e oh o > ¢ 1% | WANTED—A good girl on . far - 4 3 . Bl 5 conr pulle employment e Syl 1 by ot | BRI b, Brant Quigioy Medfords prepared mustard per 8 oz. jar - Te want those offices continued.” of F‘rvu‘;"h YAnglais by the Canadian Fisher, Minn. ~ . - w1d822 T L * L) v those ofcn conioned” ot Pl 1 e G | e Moo Dlllll - Home made grape jelly in large tumblers - 20c g b 1762 i hise ‘Adventures of L clerk in store. nick, Crook- TR 162 1 gy Adventuros of Lancelot | Sork it sore. - Alfegpaick, Craok Quart jars of home canned plums and pears * A Apuaaa without '¥al§jling like a Dutch yanky.' il ‘ Homeless by Pl'bhlbltlon Here: th rg%/’renm‘ may be to a Dutch W‘::\ -ggg;}:l;fg;io&gmybgk?eg:g ln heavy Syrup e > 35c sailor orf.silling-vessel. The origin has s & pis g .. New. York. -—Another of the not yet begn Jdefinitely ascertainel, gfihe blon roal oo fesed ' Dlll pleleS mn quart JaI'S = = = & 230 " evils of prohibitlon has been dis- §|(2) Henediin citizen of the United | WANTED—Engineer and separator : i ‘ EId . covered, States: ) foreign, chiefly Dri man for toreshjirg. “T. H. Bjoim, Galvanlc SOap per bar : e o = o 6C |18 i Se"el'xlmdmo:sung s:‘"ls ';:Vt 1ge. (3) A‘northerner; 3 R. 4., Crooksten, Minn. w1d822)] I S 2 b v 4 3 heen e ‘homele n New federal soldler: so calléd in the south, R e b = N = = : York by the closing up of the [l s e WANTED—Position by stenogtaph- vory Soap, per bar 8 [}l saloons, s estimated. ere vyl er, 3% years experience. Write i were well over 7,000 saloons in ; ECiai Box 86, Gully, M‘inlli: 5d826 DOU.gIaS COOklng 011 m- gal CanS = 2.65 New York and, outside the fash- J A LUV 113 i ~ionable bars in the big hotels, A pnpimbtll,:; t;::'::;l;:'m for WAI:'l;rEiI[;"‘I‘S‘Zg&T; :\ ‘51"':“'0;\,598' 2 quartS $1 40 Quarts 75(3 Cit is estimated that every bar- er| e M "riom hud Its cat, Jome of them § | Proeu VK Fubber may be Sade By} Schrosder stoné, iiime G5, 83t 'Large size lemons, per doz. 5 - 2bc more than one. - g tine in 'denatured alcohol. The point 'k in store, at / eloI::: t;:actawth:“s;l::‘:ls“:m of saturation is known by a drop of 3 1’s Store, 206 Flaked COdf].Sh per lb = = b = 23(3 g . i undfssolved; turpentine remaining in . . o ; e scna &t e U I Full Wlsconsm cream cheese per lb. - 39c e al 0 dissolve this drop an = Geneva.—Ex-King Ferdinand of i} E Buisaris js the Ihtest wr-bimorian | SATHG Inastursted. Habber aricles| modern homs, 5y 4 Iady. - Forman: Ladies shoes per pair < " - $1.00 to $1.50 His book is promised for publication ould be: occasionally pain! or| ent resident. Address' S. C. care of % . swabbed ‘with this solution. Pioneer. TV 2d827 THIS IS A RE‘L BARGAIN ahis fall. WANTED-—AIl work gas tractor op- erator: one who can assist with work on sepuatpn _Write C. E. 'Not cheap goods--- but GOOD COODS CHEAP Peck, Euclid, Minn. wirds22 WANTED e omiomr for 160 Clifford & Co. 160 terms. Must be within five miles out. What have you to offer? See D. D. Miller, Phq?e 7167. 4d825 “That We May Ride in 'Cg\mfort” The adjustment basis on the “N EW McGRAW QUALl'l"\" TIRE” is as follows*' 3 PENNE_ CO.—A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION . - J. C. PENNEY CO.—A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION ’l'hm eight Teasons aie shofim in’ our window ‘today for the first tnme, and thrifty buyen will readily see” these offerings are “worth while. We h ve protected you. The discriptions here are meager, come at once ook them over. Thése cosits’ weré purchased by our New York' office especially for our August display. they last we quote the following prices. Made of glossy jet black silk plush. Dol- man model,” new submare collar, wide sweep gnthered on a round full yoke at the back, covered buttons adorn the gleeves —fancy Venitian lined, only... $29.50 Extreme Dolman model of black silk plush, large fur collar, belt, fancy cuff, two pockets, fnt:y lmed Made of fine lustrious silk plush belt to be worn either inside or out- bargam at our gide, pockets and choker collar, full viecesensees..$19.78 | lined with sol satin ........$24.75 Black silk lush, semi-Dolman mod- | Made of rich and beautiful Baffin Seal i $34-75 lining an ultrafashionable garment, $59.00 | A winner at........ ok fC Ponoy Go- i 197 BUSY STORES Whoresale and: Retail‘ “‘;tnbutors G ’39.50 413.415 BELTRAMI AVE. - BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA. .| - ’49'5_0 ; S 3 TION-WIDE INSTITUTION J. C. PENNEY CO.—A NATION WIDE INSTITUTION adm-nom.vu V—'00 XANNId '0°P A Dolman model of unusual § plush dyed and cuffs. Beguhful 2 lining. A very smart coat shawl col § oughont with, Skmner's Sat- in in tan shade. A wonderful] k J.C. PENNEY CO.—A NATION-WIDE INSTITU LNIILSNT Nbl Appeal of Federal Employ- . ML on de ’sfffe(’:flrseféiifi"iz°"fl> | Mrs. Ella Fiybers Redlan® Crook- | Uon. ' Frank. Bubr, East Bemidji 40820 - : t Si ie . 3 8. BharD; T“““‘d"s Septamtier.’ I = - FAABIAL M on ki FOR SALE—WIII sell to highest bid- men erv e. ! ik Mmembers receivigg. this™ notice i 7 QAT R der £ h, th sno %s 13, : WANTED TO BUY—-100 head ot |FOR SALE-—One - carlond of well er for cash, the SE1 -of Sec. oy