Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 2, 1920, Page 4

b o sl . R THY BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER 37 WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 2, 192\, -PAGE FOUR ‘ . Professional, Business and Classified Departments. Use T’ham-v--kR'ead Them ‘Now! , | RESOLUTION NO. 179. At a regular meeting of the City w ’ H ¢ Council of the City of Bemidji, Minn. ag“ar s 'va[y 7 held in the Council Chambers, City e hali, at 8 o’clzoocktg xln."on lMont;:g, M 24th, 1920, the following reso- Office Kelliher HOtel lu?I):)n was offered by Alderman 562— PHONE —562 Advertisements in 'this column cost ONE CENT per word for FIRST INSERTION and HALF CENT per word for subsequent consecutive insertions of same copy. Cash must accompany copy. Jones, who moved its adoption: Ads not.paid for at time of insertion will be charged for at ONE CENT a word, “Whereas, a special election was and then only to those having open ‘aceounts on our books. ruly held in the City of Bemidji, g : . Minnesota, on the 20th day of Feb- No ‘ad taken for:less than 15 cents Olothes Cleaners for Mes, Women ‘and Ohildres Service Day and ruary, 1917, pursuant to the resolu- — Consult tion Gf this governing body adopted| WHEN OTHER METHODS FAIL TRY A PIONEER WANT ADVERTISEMENT N- ht con the 22nd day of January, 1919, 2 ” 1g JOHN OSBORN at which electlolé the proposition of For relief for the after af-]|issuing to the State of Minnesota )4t le RateS certain bonds of said municipality WANTED HELP ANTED-—MALE LOST AND FOUND. Reasonab f?fi;s n‘g the flu and other was duly submitted to the ’qu;“fle‘: ) WAN B aliments. g electors thereof, and a majority of ¥ v APOR B ATHS the electors voting thereat voted in|WANTED TO RENT—a piano. In-| WANTED—Cabinet makers. Good FOUND—Ladies purse. Owner may, favor of said proposition: quire of bookkeeper, Clifford & Co.| pay. Steady, year-round work.| Navesame by proving property and 2t6-3 paying for this ad. 2t6-3 Open shop. These positions are open to experienced, reliable and capable men. Address wWith refer- .|LOST—Wire wheel and spare tire. Finder return to Thos. W. Swin- son, postoffice building, for re- ward. 4t6-3 Have proved to be a gre]at mNow. Thfreloll;e,d Be lft R?‘slol(\;;d, b:; | e governing body of sa Y of | e e benefit to many peope Bemidji at a duly called meeting WANTED TO BUY—A horse or a Shower and tub baths as cheap team. Address 1016 Minne- T thereof, legally held on the 24th day well. Barber shop in con-Jjof May, 1920, a quorum being pre-| 508 ave: 3t6-2 nection. sent, that the treasurer of said City 214 Minnesota A Paul, Minn, of Bemidji make application to the State Board of Investment, of Minne- EON RENT. sota, for a loan of the amount and e character and upon the terms andFOR RENT—Furnished modern room conditions specified in said resolu- Lady preferred. Phone 529-J. WANTED—Girl for cigar stand. Ap- tion; that upon the granting of said 5-24tf ply at Markham hotel. 3t6-4 application, the Mayor and Clerk Of | mmmmem—memmm—rrmr = ~ FOR RENT—Furnished rooms. In-| WANTED—Girl for general house- the City of Bemidji, be, and they work. $8.per week. Phone 433. hereby are authorized and directed to| duire 600 Bemidji ave. Phone;‘tfisé sign and execute such bonds and the 2 6-24tf —_— treasurer to countersign the same|moR RENT—2-room apartment, "HELP WANTED-—-FEMALE LOST—Purse, containing a sum of money and transportation, finder please mail transportation to Walt- : er Combs, Federal Dam, Minn. i1 3t6-3 i ALL WORK SUARANTEED Union Dentists B. A. KOLBE GROC s and deliver them to the State of Min- WANTED—Girl for housework. No FORS. PROPERTY nesota, and all other officers are nished of unfurnished. Also fod} * waghing and good wages. Inquire . The Best That Money [|icreby turther authorized and direot.| 21 one grand piano. Morris H8p-| - Sunshine Grocery between hours of |FOR SALE—New and remodeled 7-- . N Can Buy ed to make, execute and deliver the| 2% - 3%} 12 and 3 in the afternoon. room house, modern except heat, i Opposite City Hall necessary papers and furnish all|FOR RENT—New and remodeled 7-| K. Grinager. 1217 Beltrami. $500 to $1,000 5 cash, balance terms. A. T. Carlson. room house, modern except heat. necessary information in connection Schroeder Bldg. e yner Eleventh and Doud || vith the issuance of the foregoing| 1217 Beltrami. $500 to $1,000 Co bonds and the application to said] cash, balance, terms. A. T. Carson. FOR SALE Phone 657 state to purchase the same, as may 3d6-2 7 be required b, te Subscribe for the Pioneer. Invesegx‘l’ent s ¥: {he State: Board; jof “This motion, being duly seconded by Alderman Carver, a member of said governing body, was put to a SEED POTATOES for sale. Phone 239. 5-14t1 No. 1207 Beltrami Ave. 6-room modern house, hardwood finish, fine polished maple floors. Fire FOR SALE—Refrigerator in g place and gas range. Fine large FOR RENT—One, two or t;hree rooms in modern house, furnished for housekeeping. Also four rooms for CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE— j | ! two weeks. 1205 Dewey ave. FOR QUICK AND CLEAN SERVICE [[sin "o = = o o 2 0% ST ramt ave. o oTtt| and garden. o lts, Owner of . e =, and garden. wo lots. wner o Alder ting “aye”, . , — e Cooper, ‘Carver, Barnelh, McKiunon, FOR SALE—FARM FOR SALE—1920 Dodge Touring oar | riune. Act quic 0 EAT AT THE Jones, Hayward, Vandersluis. “Nay” in fine condition. Bemidji Auto|__No §17 Minnesota Ave, 6-room : PROPERTY Co. 5-38tf | house, 2 lots, a snap. " Very easy None. Absent, Bagley Boyce, Back- us. Approved May 29, 1920. . L. F. JOHNSON, Mayor. FOR SALE—$500 Cash—40-acres Attest: about 4 miles from city limite, SW GEO. STEIN, City Clerk. % NW1, section 19, T. 147, R. 1d6-2 33, estimated timber $600 to FOR ANY kind of real estate deal, ses | terms. er write E. J. Willits, 218 B ltram) | —NO- 522 Mississippi ave. Two fine Ave. Phone 41. 121311 houses. One 6-room 2-story home. One 5-room cottage. 2 wood sheds, good well, eorner location. ‘$1,200 cash will handle both houses., FOR- SALE—Thoroughbred Duroc- ——— $1,600. Clay subsoil. Quick ac-| Jersey pigs, either sex, $9. Order | —Tagley Land & Investment Co. Across the Street from the Markham Hotel BUSINESS tion if you want this snap. Callf early. F. W. Cross, Jr. 6t6-4| Troppman block, phone 929. Mr. Winters, at A. Brose store. 5t6-7 2t6-2 R s RN P L E O FO RSALE—One farm wagon, and a8 gt of light sleds. Inquiro of H. LOTS OF. HOUBHS:—Let.mégell ¥ u 8. Foster, 101 Mississippi ave., Be- & TH 2 —4-room house, ‘good location, $100 Rl cash ‘an 'per month. 'oln- e A SRR = = ter:st %a‘t;,snt' can detl]l‘ver);ow : : 2 Buys Small Houses for cash AND ACCESSORIES FOR SALE—S55 pigs, five weeks old.|—7-room house (good one) 3 lots and sells them on small $8 each, big discount on whole lot.| near High school, 714 America, $3,000. —8-room house, all modern, Lake Shore. Up-to-date home. Good them in FOR SALE—Twe smalf milk cows, _,g‘?::f;' modern house. ‘Good gar- suitable for family use. age, Lakeshore home. FIRE INSURANCE &’ : 4 neae - || WHOOIOOK S || St ™ | e e e, REYNOLDS & WINTER ‘ u’o n’pot P location, only $1,650. FOR SALE—Good team mules and |—4-room house, modern, except heat, 212 Baltrani Aveaue Rear Smith-Lewis Radiator Co. G. W. Felch, Shevlin, Minn., Still Leading Because it's sure—because it's pure. The choice of house- wives who insist on the best. Ccmtaihs only such ingredients as have been officially approved monthly payments Buyy and sell used cars; bring | 3t6-5 harness, about 2,000 ‘ft. of lumber| fine lot with garage, $2,000. (new); typewriter. -E. J. Willits-|—9-room, all modern house and 6- Luther Olson, the landmen. 5t6-5| room house.on 50 ft. corner lot. by the United States Food Beautiful coz . . y home. Authorities. nght llld Day &I'Vlce‘ FOR SALE—See tne Bemid)i Sta |—5-room, all- modern house, with L " . D. H. FISK, Attorney at Law .ot tionery store for rubber stamps, garage attached; on paved street. — R R . fac simile signature stamps, no- |—6-room house, modern except heat, Jffice, Northern National Bank Bldg. Phone 181. Collections & spedisity 1% " acre-lot, only $3,160. —4-room house and 3 room house-on ft lot, down town, $2,600, —9-room house, full basement; a er. Very nice car. 4 new puncture good roomlng' house, $3,000. »’ ! : proof tires. E: J. Willits-Luther Ol- A R - a-c | —6-room and bath, all modern, up- son, the Landmen. ’ -5t8. to-date ‘Rome, 34,200, _ —6-room house (dandy home down town) for short time, $2,600. —4-room house, next lot, $2,000, % tarial seals and -corporation seals Calumet Baking Powder s the biggest selling brand in the world. It is absolutely whole- some—always uniform. FOR SALE—5-passenger Studebak: How Fast We Die A Race of People Who TFight the i Huand of Time 2 FO ‘RSALE—Setting ‘eggs. Ringlet Call for CalumetBaking Powder, i ! | e e B . 4 ' The population of the world is abeut . rect. $1.50 p’er setting of 15 or $8 —Good 9-room house, right down " i \ 1,480,300,000. H. N. M’KEE, Fuweral per 100. Address Garrett Cronk | town, rents for $30.00 per.month, . : . ’ftno average age of death is about Director Tenctrlk'e Minn, only $3,176. 33 yéurs. : : = —E. J. Willits-Luther” " Olson,’ 2 About 57,374,753 dle an;lua“y. — . landmen Nearly 908,620 die weekly. o i FOR SALE—One Duofold Davenport About 5,310 die hourl ! J M,,,::ts,o d,:‘e.v;:,r,’:“,m,e_ PHONE 178-W or R in fumed oak, fine condition, has| splendid springs and mattress, About three dle every two seconds. . [ Sixty persons have dled while you 2 nearly new. One high grade man- 1 1 Z e I I S have been reading the above. dolin and complete floor spring for L Q ‘D G E s Death at 33 (before our prime) “SERVICE” swinging door. Call 1014 Beltrami ave., or phone 634. 2t6-2 seems very short. From 20 te 88 1s To- gurded as the sweet summer §! lite. Adventures, loves and ‘Tromances &re usually Mnked with those years, after which comes thea problem of hew to fight off early old age, premature se- nility and the distressing, despondent ills that usually come te us in the winter ef our lives. In the famous Balkans, or that part of Europe known as the Near-Orient, live a hardy, d —service to the public, service to one’s community, service to one’s ||pop SALE — Some more Chester fellowmen, is the modern intensely White pigs. Some young tame rab- practical business ideal. b bits, $2.50 per pair. One Ilows Our small attempt at service i8 }| cream separator, good as new, $90 —photographs for publicity. One platform d::’nlio. a‘:moll e A. A. RICHARBSON $10. One set driving harness am Photographer ;:llxl:anl:s' $25. Enock Stora, Wsi-lgl:' Think what it would mean to your city; A convention with over one thousand Bemidji Lodge No. 119, ! veand dbh st i ‘Ave. and 4 5 M every--Fri evenil at 8 6‘?;1:&’ e people. b tearless, ) ¢ . delegates; e oems pespte iherr (alewpiip || Bich Portrait Studio, 20 10th St. || el THIS WEEK with nature has given them priceless Popular priced quality portraits. Rt e oder wm. i THIRD DEGREE Quality kodak finishing. Prints only 3¢, 4c, 5c, 6¢; post cards Se. Why pay more? ' secrets In botany, plant life and agri- culture. Two-thirds of the rarest and most: precious perfumes (attar of reses) comes frem Bulgaria. The Bulgarians -cheap for cash or trade for land, house and lot, or take lot as pari payment. It’s -a good ome. E. J gave the idea of fermented milk to the ‘Willitts-Luther Olson, the landmen werld, gnd it is generally kno: that 5t6-5 t tn lulsxi'h, in & pepulation of 1,600,000 esple, 1,460 Mve to he 100 veprs I ORI BEMIDJI LODGE |: e ] C. J. Winter, N. G., Tel. 362) A summer meeting of state firemen; R. A. Hannah, Rec. Sec., Tel 719W A gathering of men from all over Min- nesota; } ' Men who will boost Bemidji in return E;.‘-:E;én in the United s*‘-fi TR — ; idii né‘e hu.t ?::n ::S,'am:;'l:. or Mirs - Loyal Order of fOr What Bemld,]l does. S "‘r\?l‘l l:n?'{.n:n;z:yul:‘_)‘;:‘“ AUTO LIVERY BEMID JI AUTO MOOSE, NO. 1482, THE 1923 FIREMEN'’S CONVENTION ":‘en.nl:h:? '.do;r: ‘;:::o::.p’.r:::::":: SERVICE LIVERY :.':::l fi.ntl. & IH: A committee from the local fire depart- s Mg veir el by srcpiy Either Day or Night Day and Night Service. Coe. Minnessta Ava. and Third St all WARD BROS. AUTO LIVERY 775=77| Country Trips a Visiting brothers esp k especially invited Specialty C. B. Hoyt, Secy. Pbon" 701W NEXT MEETING PHONE REGULAR BUSINESS 1] 155egvice Our M!éoo w’d‘\g - BEMIDJI CAMP NO, T Office Markham Hotel 5012, meets 2ud and Ruilding at I. O. O. F. hall. ment and a committee from the Bemidji Association will start out from the City building at 2:30 o’clock Thursday after- noon, June 3, with the Juvenile Band and will canvass the city for support in this undertaking. YOU ARE ASKED TO DO YOUR BIT these herss Srewed in a oupful water and taken at bedtime eltminal 1 fatal le ison: hich l‘fi”‘nll.‘.l l:‘ ur&‘ ola 'a.: &nd fi.’o’nrs the -lls we . Bulgarian Blood Tex ¥u-today used the world over and piratsed by mitliens of sufferers fighting diseage gfl warding off old age w_lgkmal%. ey include happy girls budding into wemanheod or women croseipg Ppre- estious threshelds of life. Al pralse ang Teoommeng it. Men regover thelr Lr\u and flowers. A teaspeeriful é 4th_Tues. each month Tien ana ;':x:evl;:}mfi-l::-‘“.:x:q presi s Five and seven passenger g i Visiting neighbors Pty ek | R TR inahan & Runyan)| |, e o gos gue dospalr. Jus yqur i i y t M Bemidji Fire Department % i peckeds o syiergs (@ Country e ' REGULAR ' BUSINESS V*‘ " < 218 Beltrami Avenue Proprietors J. P. Labr, Clerk _ Phone 93