Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 17, 1919, Page 4

er, It occuples a ‘coveted posl- in° Bar Harbor, one of the most- Chanpliin whn named the 5 ' He was sailing along the Mllne coast when he sighted a‘ patch . of land ‘with a backbone' ridge of ap- i pirently treeless mountains, . “Isle of ° Desert. Mountains;* Champlain called ‘it, and salled away. Later it was vis- ited by more curious explorers, and, while the original name*stuck, Mount /' Desert island came: fo be known as a . ‘delightfully wooded Island, with ptc " turesque mountain 'tralls, shadowy. lakes and a remarkable varlety of birds and plants. As these reports ‘spread, Mt. Desért ‘acquired. 'a - population & of - nature ' -enthusiasts, artists, poets and a stead- ‘ly increasing representation from the ‘world: of fashionable soclety. Ba_r Harbor, the best-known . sum- er ‘colony of Mt. Desert, lies on._the east coast of the island -overlooking ' \Frenchman’s bay and the blue Atlan- ‘tle. There are gorgeous villas and ex- :pensively simple cottages in Bar Har- bor, a country club; golf courses, ibeaches, and all the rest of the usual - summer- resort- equipment. ¥ But most people find the mountains &and lakes of the .island more inter< esting than the artificlal atmogphere of the bullt-up resort. - Birds.from arc- “: tic reglons as well as’ countless vari- . etles from warmer latitudes find thelr 'le ‘to the Island, and brlghten wood’ and shore with gay flashes of color. ‘. Mt; Desert’s long standing as a bird rehue, its scenic beauty rad its .in- g zeolozlc historv—which sfioj’ ) 8 ai were| cut out In an early glacial pe: /! all combined to make it desir- able (as a natlonal reservation. The 1@tea | maq long: considered, and at last, in 1017, part-of Mt. Desert was: set '| aslde as a.national playground and an officlal bird refuge, ISeven Wise Men of Greece. By the e!presslon “The Seven Wise Men. of Greg " is meant a number of | men jamong" ‘the Greeks of the sixth century before Christ, distinguished for their practical sagacity and their wise maxims or principles of life, Thelr' names ‘are variously given, but | betwebn I “|in a ' cool ‘pl those most.generally admitted to the honor are Solon, Chilo; Pittacus, Blas, Perlander (in place of whom some give ' Epimenides), Cleobulis - and Thales. They were the authors of the celebrated mottoes Inscribed in later days iin the Delphian temple. These mottoes, wif the name of!the author of _each, wéi “Know Thyself,” by Solon; "Consider the end,” by Chilo; “Know thy ppportumty." by Pittacus; “Most men are bad,” by Blas; “Noth- Ing is lmposplble to industry,” by Pe- riander; “Aveld excess,” by Cleobulus; and "Sure ship is the precursor of ruin,” by Thales, Lamh and Mutton, The divldipg line between lamb and mnttop is not based wholly upon age; a well-bred and well-fed animal, 12 or 18 months old, may still_belong to the lamb class, w{nlle a yearllng of rangy stock, which i has - been poorly fed, ylelds meat ‘of an ‘inferior grade of mutton. e The best grade of mutton consists of fgt, heavy meat. Light and flabby meat {8 not ivery palatable. Lamb rarely Is an ’iconomlcu meat to serve. The relative: @ifference in food value nb and mutton-is the same as between :veal and beef. The meat ‘ghould be of a deep red color and ‘firm to the touch; the fat, creamy, white and soMd. Mutton ab- sorbs odors euslly, 80 it must be kept under, proper condi- tlops. 7 Classified Advertising Departmen " Advertisements in this column cost’ ONE CENT per word for FIRST INSERTION and HALF CENT per word for subsequent cor\secutlve insértions of same copy. Cash must’ accompany copy Ads not paid for at time of indertio ill be charged for at ONE CENT a word, and thenof ly to those hav- ing open accounts on our books : No' ad taken for less than 15 cents. { . WHEN OTHER NETHODS FAIL TRY LOST AND FOUND. -LOST—-Trsveler‘s check ‘book. - Find- ‘er leave at ‘Markham Hotel. Re.. ward. 24916 ' LOST—Ford tire wlth license tag no. % 159220 attached, between Cass Lake and Bemidji Friday morning, .Sept. 12th. Finder notify Christ- inson photographer at Cass Lake, $5.00 reward will be paid for its return, 5d919 AP PSPPI NI v ” HELP WANTED—FEMALE A A A AP IS NI NINININININININININE WANTED—Two girls, at Hotel Dal- ton. 99t WANTED—Kitchen girl, Third St. * cafe. 916tt WANTED — Cleaning girl. ~ Hotel Markham. 3d917 A S St S DR LAl LY WANTED — Kitchen girl. . Hotel Markham. 8d917 ‘WANTED—Girl, for general house- ‘work. Phone /107, 907 Beltrami Ave. 5d916 ; : ‘WANTED—Washer woman, to take washlng home 419 America ave- nue.” 3d918 RSO S S SN L o WANTED—Woman - clerk; chamber maid; and waitress at Hotel Le Mire, Federal Dam, Minn. 5d920 TS SR R SN L Sl M WANTED—Maid, for general house- work, at once. Mrs. 'W. K. Deni- son, 917 Minnaaota Ave. Phone 757-W 916tt 3 A < ‘WANTED A A AN A A A A A A A A A AP WANTED—Sewing. = Phone 2456-W. £ 6d919 'ANTED—Work, first * class painter. » 3d916 | e —————————————————————————————— ‘WANTED—To rent, 2 or 3 modern rooms for light housekeeping, ad- dress ‘‘Rooms” Pioneer. 4t S A SRR FOR A M e TR KL WANTED-—One, two oy three fur- nished rooms for light housekeep- .ing. Inquire at office, Clifford’s store. 912tt e S e S SR ST WANTED—family washings. A com- | petent servant will, come to your Nome. 3¢ per hour for services. Gall 26 and ask for Mrs. Thor. 6as16 — IANTED—To let contract to one or 0 parties to clear 80 acres this fall. Sec. 22 O'Brien Twp. A-E. Gibson, Bemidji, Minn, Phone 843, 74924 g 'ANTED-—_Best bargain for cash, 40 acres unimproved or improved Jjand near Tenstrike or Blackduck. . ‘Gibson, Bemidji. 44920 TED—200 tons hay, will pay 5 per ton for No. 1 Midland hay $20 per ton for No. 1 clover delivered to Nebish, Minn. A. n, Bemidji. -Phone 843. B 10a927 by APl 'HELP WANTED—MALE Hotel Mark- 3d917 WANTED—‘Bell hoys. ‘ham: WANTED_-Mud mixer, and carpent- ers at Bax?xera. Geo. Kreatz, 3d917 FOR SALE_LIVE STOCK n account of not hav- 'ing winter: quarters for more than 1,000 sheep we are compelled to sell 500 ‘of our choice yearling Hampshire and Shropshire ewes. These are all young ewes, each one has 5.years ahead of it, and are excellgnt foundation stock. For price see¢A. G. Gibson, Bemidji, phone 84 10d927 FOR SALE FOR SAL;‘:g',lm Ramely canoe, good as new t $36. ' Phone 673-W. 34919 | FOR SALE—sBennett typewriter. Sen it at “The Pioneer office.; Price $15.00. ¢ Coopztt Pt s M v LN FOR ANY Kkind of real estate deal, see or write BY J. Willits, 218 Beltrami Ave. oEe 41. FTR SAL team laundry, shoe re- pairing if connection. Low price. Kelliher Steam Laundry. 12d920 FOR SALE— Bicycle, in A 1 condi- tion, good tires, double top bar, $20 takesdt. Phone 673-W. 3-919 FOR 8 -About 6,000 feet of lumber, E. J. Willits, 218 Beltrami §Ave. 'Phone 41, Res. phone 2§ FOR SALE—+Two Ford touring cars, in ' good ondition, nearly new, 1918 and¥ 1919 models. Bemidji ‘Auto Co. 3 98tt N FOR SALE-About 6,000 feet of eap. E, J. Willits, 218 Ave. Phone 41, Res. Phone 285-W. 449 .0 FOR SALE-:Garden vegetables, ripe and green tomatoes, onions, pota- toes, ete.; Phone 41-F-4. Mrs, C. F| Scnroéder 6d920 FOR SAL! See the Bemidji Sta- tionary" ftore for rubber stamps, fac sim signature stamps, no- taria) ae’lu and corporation seala 35t FOR S Large building, 24x36, small lding 12x16 on 2 acres, §0 rods from school, and on fine 1iles from city, '$400. B. J. 18 Beltrami Ave. Phone hone 285-W. 44919 FOR SALE-L Breaking plow new light driving harness, new wagon, com- plete for one or two horses, walk- ing plow, cultivator, shovel plow, one half drag, cutting box. E. J. Willits, 218 Beltrami Ave. Phone 41, Res:’'phone 285-W. 44919 FOR SALE—b5.room - house, 1: acre garden.. Réynolds. ‘& ' Winter. * 82917 FOR -SALE—9 'toom ‘house, 13th St and = Bemidji mnue, 4 _possession; $2800. . / Ao e Rt e SR e O FOR SALE—4 lots, corner 13th St. and Beltrami avenue, Price $11 Reynolds ‘& Winter. 891’ —_— e FOR SALE—7-room- nod hou.u. Beltrami . avenue. Reynolds . &Winter. FOR SALE—5 room’ cottage y nesota avenue, . Price $2000, Rey- nolds & Winter. 64917 FOR SALE—$9 room house, on' easy terms, 918 'America Ave.. =~ Alsg Ford car. Phone 26-F-11. 64923 FOR SALE~100 " 'ft. fro 10th street and IrvineiAve., . $1000. Reynolds' & lnter."“!)!’l‘ i FOR SALE__Good: 6 rtj,fln Aouse, bl foot corner lot, $1,500, easy term: T. Baudette, 216 Beltrami A: | FOR SALE—Large all modern houu.‘ 50" foot - corner- 1ot, in:‘certer of city. T. Beaudette, 218 Beltram 1218t¢ | 4a919 | Ave FOR SALE—7-room.h Price '$1600. 00 Reyno ter. DS NN PR SV Tt 0 s S bn i FOR SALE-—6 room: modern houn and 6 room cottage, corne: p and ‘Bemidji avenue. Pri Terms. " ‘Reynolds 3 i FOR SALE—T7 .room. modern . house/ and “garage, cormer 5th S8t. and America Ave. ‘Price $3500.' Reyn- olds & Winter. 64917 FOR.-SALE—My: real estate.mmtty. corner of 3rd 8t. and Anierica A FOR SALE—Modern house a'. corno of Beltrami Ave- and :10th /S With hot water heat, ‘elect: lights,” gas*and bath." l’nqlm‘&_ John ‘Moberg, Bémidji, Minni 821tf‘ right down town, only $4,500. E J. Willits,r 218 Beltrami Ave. . .tes: Phone 285-W. 4d9’19: FOR SALE—Good 3-room house 0 cement foundation,:cement cell: garage, chicken house, :4-560 f! lots. §750, E. J.- Willits, 218 Bel-} trami Ave. Phone 41, Res phone: 285-W. 4d919 FOR SALE+—Nine.room. house, mod ern except heat, 5 bed rooms, ¢los to ‘lake, normal and churches, has’ ‘been held at $3,600, now -$3,150, lake, & 10t of timber and good:8oil. Only $16 per acre’if taken at once. |’ T. Beaudette, 216 Beltraml Ave. 64920 ! FOR SALE-L186 acre farm and 100 acres being cultivated. 1. Beaudette, 216:Beltrami Ave. 6d9"(l SO S e S e e A R DNE OF THE VERY. BEST 160 acre farms in this country, highly im- proved,’ all under. cultivation .e: cept 26 a ‘of pdsture: A ‘real \» ‘bargain af Willits, 218 Beltrami Ave. < 41, Res. Dhond 285‘W ;| Doar’s Kidney Pills—thi ) (FOR YOUR STOMACH'S SAKE) - mmmmmm ach comfort. : Iustantly bura, Mo-bd. dassy. OPS ‘aci rmlzg .@ pe%; mups f.le istomach EATONICis tbo«b-t ZT;;'E%.«%M - SNAPSi "5 acre tract, all under cultiva- Ition, jol, “a'- dindy * gorden tract; ?! B.room how ‘hardwood floors, | | and1 ights, lot 108x i bnement, facing east. \Only mh 1140, corner 4 house ot 10(&140, rents :3 7room ‘house,” &m& pmmt, ‘good locleion" 3800 ‘part cash. - ¢ $7T5 pér ‘acre - blrys theé "best:im- iproved: fafm near_the city. - Only 2 miles ‘out, ‘gosd:-buildings, house, ‘barns; silo, etc., fine: Ind ‘along the.river, uplnnd good sandy loam ‘soil. ‘Ideally locatéd ‘for a iry farm..-Look this up. # 0. H..FRENCH—J..P. LAHR 7+ Phone 93 Markham Holcl B\dldh. 1 eagy terms, B. J. Willits;" 218 Bel- | trami Ave. 285-W. 4d919 e S R A N D FOR SALE—Five room cottage, one block from Bemidjl. normal. Lot extends to lake shore. Hardwood floors, city water and’ sewer, elec- tric- lighte, 1204 Dewey- Ave. B11tt FOR SALE—b5 room cottage on Hel- trami avenue. Price $2000, Reyn- olds & Winter. Phone 41. FOR SALE—4 houses ‘and lots, ranging in price from $1000 to 1,- 500. Very desirable homes, also 2 houses on 50 ft. lot down town, $2000. E. J. Willits, 218 Bel- trami Ave Phone 41. Res phone 286 W. FOR SALE—Thouroughly modern 6- room house, hot water heat. Newly decorated, and polished fl66Ts. (;a;age, 50 ft. corner lot, only /$3,- 00." month. BE. J. Willits, trami Ave. 285-W. 218 Bel- Phone 41. Res phone 4d919 FOR SALE—Seven room thoroughly modern house. Garage, 50 ft..lot, one block from lake, 2 blocks from normal. ~Never offered less than 6d917 | Res. phone | - Inquire on premises, |+ 4d919 |, $600 cash: ard $35 : per| $3500, now $3,160. Can give pos- | . session at once. E. J. Willits,! 218 , Beltrami Ave. Phene 41. Res. phone 285-W. 4d919 FOR SALE OR TRADE._10 room #u-| | plex house, modern except heat, rents for $40, in Minneapolis. Price $5000. Clear of all debt to trade] ! as part payment on highly im- , proved farm clése to Bemidji. Wil "‘but in cash besides. B.J. ‘Willits, 218 Beltrami Ave. Phone 41. 44919 A A A A A A A A~ e g FOR SALE—FARM PROPERTY Res. phone 286-W. p 44919 FOR SALBE—Acre and a quarter: to acre and a half. Lake shore: Iots at a bargain. T. Beaudette. 60920 FOR SALE—87 acres, 6 miles out, . 22 under cultivation, only $30 ‘per ‘acre. Jefferson highway. T. Beau- dette. 68920 FOR SALE—T7 acres Russett pota- toes. Would: like to sell them in irm with A.1 {/ improvements on it; fine buildings 75:00 per-acre. E.J; ’M‘lm ] 8 blocks from the North |} Beltrami County~ ” L) - —Travelers—— b.d: { - ~disorders, the’ nlrls amd dan-| ikldney illx will fail to heed| e words of a nelghbor who has| {|found: ulief Read- whnt a-Bemidji; citizen/aa; hmle Miller, 1206 Irvine will find a warm welcome at The West aneapolu ~Mrs.. Ave., says: “I had ‘severe pams in back t hm. I began using f)uln' lls and*was sosn'relieved.” ce BOc, at all dealers. Don’t Serviee"yur watchrword ask-for a.kidney.remedy- s - e same that|: rs. Mg‘;&gllg-w!‘;mr—lmbum Co., Subeerlbe for The Dafiy” Ploneer. LONG DlS'l'ANCE CALLS ANDflPHlM’ING EXPENSE RS Long distance telephone calls can be handled with much.greater speed when: conversation“is .met requiréd with a particular person but when’ ‘anyone at the telephone called will talk. - Also, the operating: cost.and use of wires in-, volved. in. hamfimg ia long distance call for a . - pat\tmmr “person is much greater than for.a. ) meuagewhere the person will talk with anyone - ‘answering’ flfe telephone called. G ‘A‘lower ratesisinow. offered to telephone users 'wha.place long distance calls for_anyone at the* elephone ‘wanted: rather than for & partlcular person. L4l cATYeport charge is mde to ‘cover.a portnon i "“of the expense we incur-when a:long distance callis-placed but which is never completed THE. tire - that has the ‘Northwest this year is ‘the Fxrestone Gray Sidewall - ¥’Theii" praises are sung from the ‘thickly congested city streets: to ‘the far away places of prairie and mmwm Inside they ‘are all llfe and strength. Outside they are all toughasess, to take the gnnd of - our rutty roads. ' You are entltled to the savmg ~gnd: satisfaction ‘this: lmpmmed & itire ‘insures. Gotg who sells— BEMIDJI MOTOR SERVICE CO. the ground. E. J. Willits, 218(Bel-|. trami. - Phone 41. Res. phone 285-W. * -4d919 FOR SALE—680 acre, best im- proved farm in this country. $28,000. K. J. Willits, 218 Bel- trami Ave. Phone 41, Res. Phone 285-W. 44919 FOR SALE--440 acres, best 'im- proved, :most modern and up to date farm in.this county. T. Beau- dette, 216 Beltrami Ave.™ If!you want bargains see T. Beaudette, in Tailor Shop. 64920 FOR SALE—Good improved 10:acre farm one_mile out, log bouse; ilog barn, log chicken house. Well look this up,-only-$800. E.J. Wil- lits, ‘218 "Beltrami Ave.” "Phone 41, Most- Miles TIRES per Dollar