Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 12, 1920, Page 10

PAGE TEN | ! i f | i E Lt | i THE BEMIDJI DAILY P]ONEER‘ THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 11, 1920 STANTON'S WORK IS STRONGLY ENDORSED H. Mayne Stanton was unanimous- Jy reelected to the secretaryship of the Bemidji Civic and Commerce as- gociation at a recent meeting of the board of directors. In recommending Stanton for re- election, high commendation was giv- en him for the work done during the + past year. lle has accepted the con- tract as secretary for the period of .ope year at a substantial increase in salary. POULTRY SPECIALIST SPEAKS HERE MARCH 18 (By United Press) Albert Lea, March 12.—Poultry fanciers from practically every mid- dle western city were here today for the annual couvention of the Nation. al Spring Egg and Poultry associa- tion. - LOCAL RECRUITING OFFICE RECEIVES INSTRUCTIONS The Bemidji recruiting office today yeceived the following statement from the United States Army headquarters in Minneapolis: Lieut. Colonel E. L. Hooper, in charge of army recruiting at 311jWheat,No.2........... Nicollet avenue, Minneapoiis, today was authoritized by the adjutant general of the army to enlist 800 men for one year, to be assigned to Panama, Hawaii and the Phiiipines. “All of these men will be enlisted in the quartermasted corps or in the construction division of the quarter- _ master carps,” said Colonel Hooper. . “They are to be used in clerical or mechanical work. “Construction planned in the Canal Zone and the Philippine and Ha- waiian lIslands, makes necessary the assignment of additional men. This is one of the few opportunities to en- Jist for one year service. The war department recently stop- ped all one-year enlistments, requir- $ng the'men to sign up for three years only. Since that time orders have been jssued modifying this to permit men 10 enlist for oné year in the field ar- tillery, the engineer corps and the quartermaster corps. NEIGHBORS CELEBRATE FRIENDS’ NATAL DAY A most enjoyable informal party took place last evening, when fifteen lady friends of Mrs. C. E. Battles and Mrs. Quiney Brooks, accompanied by their husbands and baskets of dainty refreshments invaded the Brooks home, to help the two ladies celebrate their birth agnniversaries. ‘The evening was spent in all sorts of games, music, and other interest- ivlv'xags ?i:x emt?) ‘l:lt:’megg( l:te;osox;. l-‘De:th FOR SALE—120 acres, sandy loam age, although she has : : not been as well as usual for several Too LATE To CI.ASS With, clay, isubtoll; i&p acres under weeks. Mr. Sexton is her only im- T cultivation, 40 acres fenced, frame mediate relative living. Funeral ser- he rate for want ads may || 5-room house, frame barn for 20 vices will he held at 9 o'clock Satur-{| be found at heading'of reg- || head of cattle, 1 team of horses, Bemidji Market Quotations Sl i ) day morning from St. Phillip’s i Bemidji Potato Market—All varieties, bulk, small lots|church, under the direction of M. pE_ 1‘1\131: :g:sg‘:ggdl :ie'p:;tmelfi harness, wagon, sleigh, plow, disk, $3.25 to $3.76 per cwt. Carload lots, sacked and loaded, $3.50 |Ibertson. Interment will be made|| & o ater ihan drag, mower, rake . cultivator, h o’clock a. m. will appear un- || corn planter and other tools, & to $4.00 per cwt. e 5 y v $ P S der this head in current issue yearling heifers, 1 cow, 25 hens, all . e A AN UNEXPECTED CALL. at $36 per acre, $2,000 cash, bal- BEMIDJI CASH MARKET QUOTATIONS. Thiirteon ladles vers pleasantly sufsl o ance on terms to suit purchaser. T sgnl.mN AND nu”c 50 e MEATS 13¢|Prised Mrs. Susan Schmitt, last even- LOST—Scotch Coolie puppie with ;llile‘sr?;]nr% ;sd \svz;!tx‘n‘r):nls;ofiui ;;oxg ats, bushel .. -$1. 1270) R R LR R o oene e % t 3 L » Barley, bushel. ....$1.30 | Hogs, 1b..... hessoalis .19¢-20¢ },’Lfi'r ;I(‘)l;?t’hse];en:f:; ‘21‘3'1‘:[’” 15"“;" i{i“n!:let:;:u alvfe [1'?)‘:';‘:\:::3.‘-" ;"135412 miles from Bemidji. J. P. Lahr, Red Clover, medium, Ib.......45c-48¢c| Dressed beef, pound........12¢-14¢l1ynch was ,served. Mrs aScl‘l)x‘:leiv.{ Markham Hotel bldg. 2t3-13 - ’ 3 a o z \r;?}l:::{nf{c?o‘lm.d. o e 822123 g;‘dfl’(reg,:;s l:i":e" :‘;3:3:_—. : .;gt;gg leaves next week for an extended | WANTED—Photographic printers at ? 3 SRS Gesse llv’e und 250300 visit with friends and relatives in once. Hakkerup’s studio. Apply FOR SALE—One pen Barred Ply- )y » PO ceee Wisconsin, i 3d3- mouth Rocks. Phone 538. 3t3-15 Ducks, live, 1b. ...: 16¢18¢c| . g in person. 3-15 - - 988: % VEGETABLES. Hens, 4 1bs. and over .. . 220) === Springers, all weights, 1b. .$1.00-31.60 Rutabagas, per’ cwt P — .$1.60-$2.00 HIDES Carrots, per cwt... Beets, per cwt.. .$1.00-$1.25| Cow hides, No. 1, pound...... lc-18¢ s - = Bull hides, No. 1, pound. ....... 13c p l F " Cabbage, cWt. ...;..... $6.00-36.00 Kip hides, No. 1, pound. .. . . "20¢ ec’a s o i Onions, dry, cwt. ......$6.00-36.00|Calf skins, No. 1, pound........ 30¢ Beans, CWt. «...o.ou.n ..$6.00-$8.00 | Deacons, each ..... Horse hides, large, ea Tallow, pound . ... Dairy butter, pound. . ..50c-52¢ Friday, Saturday and Monday Butterfat .......... . ««.e66¢| Wool, bright. .. . Eggs, fresh, dozen.......... 50c-52¢) Wool, semi bright. The following prices were being paid at Stillwater, Minn. ' > at time of going to press of today’s Pioneer: i Whlle they laSt , GRAIN AND HAY at i MEATS - Wheat, No.1........ .. $2.55-32.65 | Mutton. Ib .oeveieiimnnen de-1be $2.50-52.55 [ yoep T e 43 e S5 T | I o e i o st T A e Wheat, No. 3........... $2.50-$2.50 Beefb dressed e-14ciill 00 LADLD, 10 daturaay ollly, pelr pouna . . . ... ... ... QALS: 5 s sises aioss wvmpmssite wislnou 81c-83c(Lambs ... 2%-16¢ 4 B e e e Garlie iv.. ... e EGG NOODLES, three packages for ........... RY0; NO.2svsiersione bxote. st $1.55-$1.58 i ‘81, i i o |Sauash. ewt seeees- 8100 PORK LOINS, for Saturday only, per pound. .. .. 24c No. 2 timothy hay LIVE FOULTRY Nz. 1 clz::er }I,VH:Zd }‘urkeys, 9 Ibs. UD..... it i 24¢ 24%-p0und Sack BUCKWHEAT FLOUR ...... $l.25 keys, small and thin. . A g‘:ése?;'rz‘:’:,‘:. Sogirp < Large package MOTHERS OATS, three for. . ...75¢c ................. ucks, fat ... geqs, heavl):, 4 1bs. and ove SOYA BEANS, per pound A T e T L 5¢ N pringers, live .. .. VEGETABLES |Hens, 5 Ibs. up, fat LEADER COFFEE, Fresh Roasted, per pound. . .46c Beans, hand picked, navy, cwt. $5.00 Dressed poultry 3c per pound over 2 ) : ) Bavy, ewt. $2.001 ive stock. ' Five pounds for $2.25 D Otatos, PORICWE « osms siow o $3.65 e | = Fivepoundsfor.....................nnn o e T e Combides No. ol Large package SEEDED RAISINS ......... L. 21c Carrots, per cwt..... .. $L.75 L e Nos 4 i ) S omt.... B Kips. No 1. MILK, any kind, three cans for ...............43c gs, per dozen . ... 3 Cabbage, tom. ... ... . ¥rs.00 |DeaCcORS .- 75118 SHOES o g st g5 3RS . . = Rutabagas, (per: cwt: s FLAR [ Same ML s oo . LADIES’ FINE SHOES, in small sizes, per pair. . .$1 Packing butter ............... 37¢ Wonl. semi-bright............. 25¢ A . . SUBSCRIBE FOR THE DAILY ¥1ONEER ’ C l l F FO RD & CO i ® ing amusements. Lunch was served | MRS. SEXTON PASSES Kaplan Phone 160 Bemidji t an earl ing hour, and th g et ! zuegts eda:pirtr:c‘l),fl:all;ghazxg :;en: : HOMANCED YEARS Block 8 Minn. most delightful evening together. The Mrs. Mary Sexton, aged mother of guests of honor were presented with|Frank Sexton of this city, passed many tokens of esteem. away at 10 o’clock yesterday morn-l F. O. B. DETROIT Prices raised $ ever to say, “PLAC Enclosed Models A your order. served. — FomDs uPr— TOURING CAR $575 ALL THE CONDITIONS OF PURCHASE. $25.00 deposit places your order on file. PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT ANY TIME. If cars go up in price you have the option of paying the advance or money refunded. If cars go down in price, you get the lower pricé. There isn’t anything that could be movre fair. 5 K. Are they going still higher? We are asked OUR ANSWER—We advised last fall, “Buy your Ford now.” Many did and are thanking us. NQTE—We are more frank now than We are not in a position to make promises. No one undertakes to predict that they w‘ill come down in price, so why delay in placing Delivery is what is uppermost in our mind and we desire to protect customers in the best and only way of “first come, first TO BE CERTAIN OF SECURING DELiVERY IS TO ACT NOW, which is not guaranteed even at this early date. But should the price go still higher, the custbmer has his choice to either pay the price prevailing at the time of delivery or get his money back. Again we say, nothing can be fairer. C. W. Jewett Company, Inc. Telephone 474 ,. Bemidji, Minnesota 4 : I Noa. ; RUNABOUT $550 ELECTRIC STARTER $75.00 F.O. B. DETROIT 50.00 on open model. Prices raised $100.00 on enclosed model.- FORD RETAIL BUYERS ORDER CONSTITUTES E YOUR ORDER AT ONCE AND ASK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. dvanced $100. Why Shouldn’t Open Models Take Another Advance of $50.00? Ask Yourself This Question AUTHORIZED FORD SALES AND SERVICE ' 2 41822 Beltrami Ave. B