Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 8, 1919, Page 4

SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1919 _ $ PAGE FOUR T THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER . | _‘___-_—_—_“_— J____ — — — ! extravagan was made 2 = - . | of pink leather and trimmed with a! Already customers have or- E DEPARTMENT& cuAT SEASUN Is high collar of fuzzy black fur. Then dered of Rich Portrait Studio %CLASSF[ED ADVERT'SING ; : & 5 :::::e:.l: ';:‘ !?‘Tc;l.'t:egr:wn;:lsww:: their id = Advertisements in this column cost ONE CENT per word for Ff‘IRST INSERTéONh- i g ; X t ! ton' i .- Cas BIG P ARIS cAR.n trlgnned with Fows of black nail heads CHRISTMAS and HALF CENT per word for subsequent consecutlvev msertlons of same copy » 4 > and some: strips ‘of black patent - PORTRAITS - - .must accompany copy. i “ = leather. It, too, was bizarre but at- . e i A T NE CENT a word ! S te Outer Garment Holds | tractive, perhaps a thing . more “for|| —the popular, economical, ac- 7 Ads not:paid for at time of insertion wxll, be charged for at O ; ord, : . eparate Quter . Garment- Hoics Parls than foran American city. ceptable gifts. Your ‘photo and then only to those having open accounts on our bogks. ™ e St A i b the iwayhfl‘f” Style for While thé sleeves on most of these|| in a beautiful calendar, free; W ~ " "No- ad taken for less than 15 cents. oi renc m dresses for day wear are short—often || extra with orders this month; at ; Ty age A p v I e extremely short—they are time and TRy WHEN OTHER METHODS FAIL TRY A PIONEER WANT ADVERTISEMENT (( - | agatn mt;lmmea or finished with flow- Rich Portrait Studio : = e 3 j ing cuffs which. give ‘an interesting || ppone 520W - 10th 8t & D e i BLUE SERGE FAVORED FABRIC | iice to the shouette. Tho cutts are & Doud WANTED - FOR. BALE-—One hundred acre tam FOR SALE § . set onto three-quarters: or half-length M RO LA iroming.| - ¢ity. 375 per acre. Might con- TOR SALE_Patt an";‘;“ho“n“o"g-;;;h‘ and i : WANTED—Washing . and iroming. | jso; western land part payment. B Rd1110 Materials Featured by Old-Time Lead- 916 Bemidji Ave. - Phone 473.| ,7°f Weuolt, Lol 3a118 | . Tecords, 1230 Norton Ave: or at Head 'of List—Leather = ’ 6d1110 | JREe e R Tom SALE—Ford Tunshout, 1a £508 i Takes First Rank as —EAT— WANTED— Washing and_ironing, |FOR SALE—CITY PROPERTY |~ condition. ~Apply Koors Bros. Co. § Trimming. Home laundry. ~‘Phone 700-W: g +1016tf - L —_— : 3d118 < e 3 etim parate dress AT ; it S i ity | FOR SALE—5 room house and 60 ft | poR SALE-—Fumed oak buffet,large H tmslo I;a.t a:d !:o:efit:u”ltilt&e sult et : WANTED—1000 -cords of wood. }ot. cllt;se lil:l ot!:)rm:::lyflgrlo‘e;b pov.| coal stove, base burner. 411z :{ilx_; . X o = ng al 'y 3 2d £ that holds the sway of style during a 2;;:;;1 & Weviler, 130 3rd s‘a&ffi mgck el o iy, 818 Det. | _ “Esibpl Ave { season. In Parls, without a doubt, : trami Ave. Phome 41. 6d118|FOR SALE—Confectionary, restaur- i declares a fashion writer, it is the : - WANTED—To rent, 3 or 8 modern . ant, aud rooming house. 205 Sec- | coat this season. 2 rooms for light housekeeping, ad- | FOR :A:g;;!’ o;oo;l:) ?fu'fdz nd ond St. Phone 226. 6d118 ! 0 o 0 7 A . it Kbl (o s e 1 L 1 i Such. attention gy has boen shown Our Waiters s dress “Rooms” Ploneer. . 94| SO0 | m, only $4,500. B.J, Wil- | FOR SALE—Clover hay, also clover ] ?.;oma ?edh::fiel;o::nal and 1n. . s, ||WANTED—GHI fof housework. If| lits, 213 Beltrami Ave. Res. phons). aud timothy nixed Bopa wild. . , N ] . oy / . 2 . W. straw. al -F.2. stead of thelr having declined fn popu- Do the Waiting o A T ey 241110 X larity after several seasons of atten- tion, quite the contrary has happened. They are more in the limelight than ever. g , 10th and | FOR SALE—Very nice lake shore| —— —————————————— %Lt‘:::rdson, el »studlo ‘, 4&21 home. G5-room house. Lights, | FOR SALE— See the Bemidji Sta- water and sewer. Only $2500. tionary store for rubber stamps,- Young lady with one year’s experi- E. J. Willits, 218 Beltrami Ave. fac simile rignature stamps, no- ence in railroad office desires posi- Phone 41. B 6d118 tarial seals nd corporation seals 36tt In spite of the fact that there is so o tion as stenographer. Perfer posi- p little conspicuous change in the line Savmg Money Is- tion with plenty of work. Address | FOR SALE—2 very nice 50 foqt ¢or- | con—ci 6o d Tord touring ca of the gowns, it s upon these “little Largel ; “Stenographer” - care Pioneer | 'ner residence lots, fenced, wire, in - ] dresses” that some of the most artls- gely a matter - : 641110 crops this year, $400 cash or might s::"“g:‘:an";":'o‘:jn;‘;;, oy ¢ tic touches have been lavished, . The of Habit trade for team or cows, B. J. Wil- goretrarm. all real bargains. B. J. . nconspicuous, unassuming gown for HELP WANTED—FEMALE 3 ] The people who>save as a || yANTED Girls at Svea hotel. s : ___________._“:1'—8 rule, have just as good 6d118 | FOR SALBE--City?lots; 5 acre lots; | )oR' SALE—New hard coal heater, lits, 218 Beltrami Ave. Phone 41| o440 518 Beltrami Ave. Fhone morning or for afternoon can have 6d118| -5 ‘about it much genuine feeling. At Gacti of the coututicrs the gate stocy time in fact better, than also 40, 80 and 160 acres, all on d 1t ing now at ! . - see it runn — is true; each one has outdone himn th 88, ID TAct.. 2 WANTED—Cleaning girl. - Markham easy terms. Will take 'll-hel"ty °°“‘:,:,30,,ce 521 Minnl.“Ave. rea- & 3 self in presenting new reasons for the ose who fail to save, be- my 3 ) 7e., hotel. 3 bonds. Mathew Larson, Nymere| oo for selling, have two of them. [ ‘ eaminasd: Iite ‘oC WM Dopslex SAr cause they have the- satis- : P. 0. 2mol23| _ g j. willits, Phone 285-W., phone I ment. faction of knowing that || VANTED—Kitchen girl, T o "§a113 Ma.erials have for their leader one u'“y are fortified against shitt. Third St. cafe. FOR ANJ kE!m; osv l"lelill!. .u;:lt; gelutl, u: 5 L ; § s that has the sanction of ages behind ams! | or write E. J. 5 eltrami [y owr a lot of standing wood on 3 | : it—blue serge. Then there are all of th.i’ic“l:uo::dt:ie’ . WARTED_Glrl for ‘fif{,‘,}g}"’l‘;flf" Ave. Phone 41. 1218t | apout 100 acres, only one n:ne ost ¢ g ) the soft’ surfaced fabrics—duvetyn, 3 most suc- Bixby A: . Phone 356. 2d117 Tose of town, and-will se standing, 3 rusella, burella, and the allled fab- cessful money -makers ‘in 3 2v8 e 1 “’s mlake gndc":zr;:;"m"i?a:? £°% 1 cheap, to be cut before April first. rics. For afternoon there are char your community and you || WANTED—A girl to room with an-| Willits, 218 Beltrami Ave. Phone E. J. Willits, 218 Beltrnmie dAl'las. meuse, 0f which there m'ef'!nt gren; will find them to be the ?::er ilzrtl)o“fmde:llclfh‘:vzousekew. Ave, : 6d118| Phone 41. , taffeta, an e Sy ] i : - many models to be seen, taffeta, heaviest insurers. 708-W. FOR SALE—Good 6 room house and | FOR SALE—Barred Plymouth Rock - and white Leghorn cockerels, for velvet which has lost none of its | arage. Close in and near school. | i vogue. There was nothing smarter INK IT OVE & breeders. Must be sold at once to | then than a black velvet gown and ™ VER FOR-SALE—FARM fif“or 318 Beltrami'Ave, l;:‘l’;'g make room for pullets. Get these heavy yielding strains at a low 4 price. Call High School farm. Phone 532. 4d118 there is nothing smarter now. The trimmings and touches on these An Attractive Tallored Suit of D. s' MITCHELL PROPERTY Velours de Laine and Kolinsky. FOR SALE_160 acre Improved farm, | FOR SALE—Exceptionaly mice 6. S S dresses for daylight wear are fascl: The New York Life Man for only $2,000, easy terms, just| [°°™ house, full bagement, barn.| _______ ;;t::gnl; ttll!lel‘:g':lgityl.s ;fml: ::tt;: ::h”"": l;d llom:flme:uthey even fin- Northern Nat'l Bank Bldg., think. E. J. Willits, 218 Beltrami’ -5::“:;,‘?"‘:‘;‘;“:; “::hlfi“"l‘;“é FO;% SALE—On ' ficcou;xt oll; “rrinulng , in a thoroughl; one mann Ave. 41, - 6d118 2 + 5 ouse, am selling furn , in- way it 18 done, When one sees thq aghly weil @ <, | | Room 8 Phone 575W ve. vPhone churches. - $4600. E. J. WIllits,| ¢)yding large leather davenport, the ends of sleeves that are of the shortest. #ix miles south of Solway. 80 “';“:o:: “!@.'Pll:lwy on m .:: : sacres under 3_71eldh:gfl 1doo tons . W‘MD, seen 5 ..yearly. . 20 acres in fleld. Good s apt to be narrow strips of it used-as ¥ - AT quse and 14,000 ft. of lumber for FOR SALE—LIVE STOCK though they ‘might be strips of em- q 4 i 8 sgrn.. xliméu%’ nxnio to]l;° sfock. > : > broidery. For this purpose moleskin e or te C. W. Krog, Bemidji. : N 2 is popular, while kolinsky. and sesl Phone 107310, . et | Mo S iorsca, o aud ¢ year, just FOR SALE—Dandy 117 acre farm,| 218 Beltrami Ave. Phone 41 | hirdseye maple bureau and chiffon- ier, good dining room table and all other furnifure. Phone 844-W. [} . Please call by Tuesday. 2d118 ——— 'OR SALE—One Victor safe and .Lock company safe, in good“condi- tion. Outside dimensions, 30&x34” and inside dimensions 22”x30.” P clever little bits of hand-made braid i ; and the Inserts of bead work, the fac ings and the edgings, one wonders 3 how there can grow S0 many new Yl -~ ideas in the course of a single season, But there they are, to be copled in- terminably by less ingenious Amerl cans, e : ¥ o come in for ‘their usual attention. v TOR BALE —One of the nicest farm the. team- for school bus. E. J - Not so much hand work is to be FOR SALE—One of the nicest farm e & * 9.1 Reason for selling is that we have .. seen about these dresses as was the Biue Chiffon, Blue Leather. g . homes in the Northwest; 16 acres. r{"m" 218 Beltrami Ave. 1;:;”1‘3 purchased a larger all steel safe to case in former seasons, The little] By way of using two materials|] . NAp- AT " Fenced and cross fenced, rynning | : . accommofiate our requ:lrements. girls who used to do this work have showing as great a contrast as it was . water in pasture. = About 10 acres 2 Fifty dollars ($50) will. take it.. learned by thelr connection with the| possible to-obtain one designer showed under high state of cultivation: 3% Fo‘fi.isfillftgaun;ei?f S": :’::;t’:‘;“ffl“'ig Inquire at The Pioneer office. - wartime munition factorles that a| @ frock made of dark blue chiffon ;p acré strawberries, 1000. raspber-| gn 36 years old. Price only $176 . 1941182 with dark blue leather (or kid) trim- . ries, lots of currants, gooseberries, | ‘¢, " qyick sale. E. J. Willits > gu! barb, plums, cum- = ity = mings You will wonder, if you have asparagus, rhul :. DI » Phone 41cmfwy cmf wiw yyq Www 10! AND FOURND. not seen it, how this could possibly pass cherries and high bush cran- 2 - 218 Beltrami Ave. B e e be and what would be the effect pro- berries. 'New: € rocul Bungalow. S LOST—Postoffice key. 'Finder re- . duced. Well, it was as pretty as any- Aldrich & Enghsh large barn, large warm -chicken turn to Pioneer office. +d1111 thing that could be imagined.- The S T R G % _:muse. Wood sh‘;ad, mn(;hi;e shed, HELP WA MALE ene; sthi ee house, hog house, fish house. NTED—| ¢ leather was used as a wide edging for ral Blackemithing LOST-=On, Wednescay, the full peplum and it was worked st e S Only one mile from city. Good f b h Horseshoeing a Specialty nolehbors, best sandy clay mized | WANTEDWood chopper and saw-| -piw, fie ohaln, Finder Dlease & into the bodice as well as making ()xy-ace!’lgne Weldi loam on clay subseil. Price, for| . yers, by piece, cord, day or acre.| —— - _____ cuffs on the ends of the flowing 4 Cutti ding quick sale, $4000. B. J. Willits, Plen'ty of work, only'ona mile fron | FOUND—A bunch of keys. Owner and utting » 218 Beltram! Ave. - Phone 41.| 'eity.. B. J. Willits, phone 41. may have same by calling at Pio- sleeves, Not-a little of the charm éf this gown lay:in the fact that the whole was bullt over a lavender founda- 214 FOURTH STREET 6d118 : 6d118| neer and paying for this ad. 1d117 tion, . v 2 O i o - l H NORTHERN MINN. AGENCY. . i e FIRE INSURANCE Dwight D. Miller 1 6 , 9 9 : :‘: yb:;: 2::: t?)lf z:::: g;x: m;yxtl:lo::: E"""’P REYNOLDSE:‘A\TVEINTER A " Insure Al;wyfhigfinywhere A i 2 those which are cut in a V and which Vapor - : Balerni Offices, Northern National Bank : : are finished with frilled or shaped |l Sulphur . f12 Beltimmi Avenug " Bldg, Phone 131 : , S collars standing up quite high at the y P'““': 144 in New York City alone from kid- back of the neck, graduating in ‘Width a8 they reach the front, and gradually. tapering off into- mothing in a. point ney trouble last year. - Don't allow yourself to become a victim by - ‘ /" neglecting pains and aches. Guard A A bath for all ailments for either ladies or gentlemen A. Brose somewhat below the bust. .These are -] © 4 sometimes made of silk or satin to Ladies hairdressing Pn_eumomd against this trouble by taking : match the material of the gown in. and massages - _.Often follows a : : GOLD MEDAL color and sometimes they are com-| Neglected Cold TOBACCONIST : Lady attendant g'ec 0 g posed largely of lace or organdie in-a y attendant. 400 Mix A i Plaited £ Call at 1009 Bemidji A DECTHECOL . @ T : There are ‘many varieties o blue|l 2 2 1-ave: S gILLS Keéeps the best stock of T, o serge. One has a plaited walstcoat . ! " ’ made of crisp white organdle and a . Tobacco in the Northwest, || The world's standard remedy for kidney, high collar tiéd with a pert black bow Mak‘;);’ ‘;“;o:g%?zi's‘f?““ CASCARAR: D QUININE || a1so Pipes. “We do Pipe Re- Fader, and uls xid trodbiee. : k4 under the chin. . This frock, for a very g ’ f ! et = - All druggists, three sizes Guaranteed. young persop, has a little flat apron . ; & i ing. i Look for the name Gold Medal on every be gE i effect at front and at back and the J F Osbol-n BROMIDE Patring sad aceptino imiusticn panels are edged all around, with the ] ® Standard cold remedy for 20 years = serge done into a knife plaiting about —in_tablet form—safe, sure, no . |~ « two and a half inches in width. The °5,m;,‘:;fi; cold in. 26~ S SNAPS! Sions 5 tho Walat and the SKit 1s & Joger a8 oo T HE business man tight and short thing by itsel?. e ho appreciate P e i z A Mano s || O r00d ||| Mmoot 20 o o —t Gown of Black Taffeta and Velvet| A black velvet gown which attract-| {18 ke the value. of goo payment. . i Forms Charming Combination. ed attention Was made with a round| |/ ! appearance makes i 8-ro;rzn8§8us:,ulom and Irvin i neck and cut practically in one 3 il - 2 3 ve.; alf cash. | fm:e“t;“m}:d to more ;’f daily sus- | graignt ‘plece. g«por trimming there | || Kiliat .‘”w‘"'." '@jh.’_“}' ra ita I:llle to send his 3-room house; lot 50x140, south- { el ;n . ‘i::“ possible for her| pgp yp the back In a straight line at ‘ clothmg to us at reg- east corner; $850. : | el y ohg embroldelry. 80/ either side, from hem to neck, rows of | - 1- lar i tervals You lt;gom house, near normal; g fhe Pnls!man ; sl ow the strain. But| it white crocheted Foses. They . 8 : % ular m o $ 50, $25}? cash. 3 v A esigner glves us some-| werg continued round the neckline.| S48 E have ! i can not afford to ne- -room house, barn, chicken —_— thing” quite as lovely even though it| By tnis method all of the trimming| - ¥4 solved the Y - — : house, shed, well, 2 acres, near , ory Tor dorament. yaormer cnbrol | was confined fo the back, the only | il problem of being i} || g : - glect, even for a few 1| Covhment road;” §1,200," $200. byl g by ol :l:& ‘:d :::},yn.g the inconspicuous eflicigg: .:ci di:-l i - days, the appear- g ai—:-::s' l{:):::, v];”?iw::dd floorfi, . o he.poot o1 Amerionn rouine | A black velve gown was made witn | 45N S0 07 " prive o === ||| ance of your gar- ||| s’icre; 36,000, half cash, 5 Rows of brald and bits of bright rib- two pull onih the hipe. Ta wa to perform our - o ments. Send them Noroom house, 2 lots, close in, ol ::: ct‘il:efi;::cgufl in _producing an at- j:gt ‘:“ul:: ::mw:h ::'.no;m duties in a man- FOR YOUli LIVERY to us at reg'ular in- A ysnsoar:;e: clay loam, small build- - J niers were in fashion. From these ner that meets . tervals — and thus ings, 7 miles north; $30. per acre, Leather Frocks and Trimmings, - A trimming that has taken first! rank i leather. It is handled in un-! heard of ways and the result is charm- $500 cash. 160 acres, 10 miles northeast. clay and sandy loam; saw timber, Norway, birch; $17.50 per acre. the gathered skirt dropped straight to with approval. . AR the hem, and the bodice was slightly fitted. X keep them looking fresh and new until. ing. . Sometimes it is a narrow strip| Many of the afternoon dresses show - Day or night the year 1,460 acres, good clay loam; of belt colored In a happy contrast to| & Strong Louix XIV influence. There round. worn out. sold in small éflcu. ;9 yto $12 & gown. Again it Is used as satin| 8¢ upstanding collars and frills, and New Dodge and Ford Cars per acre. A safe investment. would be for outside facing on cuffs| $7en bigh necks with plaitings that GEO. H. FRENCH—J, P. LAHR The Model Dry Gleaners at your service and skirt pockets.” Sometimes it e pleced Into an ellover pattern and| ffllls often form themselves into & WARD Bkoms 309. Third Street M u,.:h;:. 1. : Jometimen it s gotten up foto whals| T S b ¢