Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 24, 1919, Page 9

THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1919 U. S. NAVY RECRUITING — - So— PARTY COMING HERE I 0 'W00D FOR SALE ENTOUR. OCTOBER 27 FURNITURE AND “Four Toot and 16 inch, all UNDERTAKING kinds and quality. Price ac- cording to quality. 5 NS GEO. H. FRENCH H. N. M’KEE, Funeral Director May Elhbluh Station In Poshoflu:e for Shy of One Week Phones Office 93 — Residence 248J Yards—at 4th.& Irvin and That the many advantages of the PHONE 178-W or R 14th & Irvin. United States navy may be brought more forcibly before the young men of the state, the navy department has authorized a traveling recruiting party for the Minneapolis district and its itinerary calls for a stop in Bemidji on October 27, leaving on November 1. The party will come here after stopping in Brainerd and will leave for Hibbing from Bemidji. The party will consist of two sec- tions,- the first of an advance publi- city man; the second of the recruit- ing force proper. The advance pub- licity man will distribute- literature, interview public- officials with the view . to securing their co-operation and give publicity to the fact: that the recruiting’ party will bé in- town ’ to ‘give preliminary examinations. 0 YOU WANT Yom' friends to avoid you? They ——— cities mentioned on the attached fchedule-ox. the: day set forth there- There is no excuse for anyone having a bad | e -breath. It is caused by disorders of the stomach ‘When the main recraiting party not available, other location previ- ously secured by the advance man; stomach troubles by the use of these tablets after years of suffering, Price 2§ cents per bottle. applications and conduct examina- tion! on. And it will be necessary to fol- which can be corrected by taking Chamberlain’s arrives it will establish offices prob- will interview all eligible young All applicants for = enlistment Chambe lalnSTabletS Thess’ partituwiil sirive " the will certainly do so when your breath is bad. low. this itinerary the stay of the ably in the postoftice building or, it| i Tablets. Many have been permanently cured of" men who desire information, secure must be within the ages of 17 and 36, must ‘be American _citizens, be able to read and write English. Pay ranges from $32.60 for apprentice seamen and landsmen to about $100 : per ‘month for chief petty officers, VE fie I-EA-I-HER with board and lodging and free medical attention. All branches of the naval service LIQUIDS oo PASTES: For Black White,Tan and Ox-Blood (dark brown) Shoes. KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT listments may be made for two, thrqe or. four. years, with the exceptlon of applicants for the machinist’s mate I school and aviation mechanics. Men 4 enlisting for aviation branches have AA their choice of U. 8. air stations upon i '} ’ enlistment. Mystery Solved. Mrs. A: “You say you kept a cook for a whole month. How in the worla did you manage it?” = Mrs. B: “We were cruising on a houseboat and she couldn’t swim, Spins Glass Thread. A method has been perfected for spinning glass into practically endless thread which can be wound on spools ~like’ordinary thread and used for many- i. BROCKMAN'S FUR GUARANTEE TROPPMAN'S _quauty FURS Your Furrier The Brockman Fur Factory of Brainerd, Minn., is conducting the fur department at Troppman’s Depart- ment Store. o We are offering for this week only, your selection in furs or fur coats at less than wholesale prices. ~ No middleman’s profit, buy direct from the manu- facturer through Bemidji’s most reliable merchant. BROCKMAN’S FUR FACTORY J. 1. Brockman, Mgr. Troppman’s Dept. Store THE BEMIDJI DALLY PIONEER A “Big Gun” Known as one of the “heavies”—manned by American artillery men. The fine work done all along the line ! by our artillery helped very materially to bring about and hasten our victory. Keen eyes, keen minds, and keen action counted. They count in almost every task. MOTHER’S BREAD being wholesome and easily digestéd food, is most as- suredly an aid to physical and mental keenness. You’ll be keen for its fine flavor, too. HOME BAKERY 0 AT W PUBLIC [ UCTION SAL 11 miles north of Tenstrike, 74 miles east of Nebish, 13 miles west and north of Blackduck, at Old Scrieff Mill. Sec. 22, O’Brien Twp. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29 1 0verg e 100 Yearling Ewes RAMBOUILLET, HAMPSHIRE AND SHROPSHIRE Farmers of Beltrami County and vncmlty, this is your last chance . and a great opportunity to get started in the sheep business with the.right kind of foundation stock. Remember we have no old stuff—every one is an ewe, everyone is a yearling, with their whole life ahead of them as a profit to you. Come out and see the way sheep clear land. These sheep are acclimated to this climate and ~are in good slmpe to go into wmter TERS—CASH OR ' BANKABLE PAPER _——- BROOKSIDE SHEEP RANCH MILLER & GIBSON, Props. AUGUST JARCHOW, Auctionesr GEO. RHEA, Clerk e B i - >, S5 . C———