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

S — » 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. ‘ N 7 Y By JAMES MORGAN v \ PROFESS | 2 Ads not paid for at time of insertion will be charged for at ONE CENT a word, = . & AV/% d. :and then only to those having open accounts on our books.. TR (Copyright. 1920, by James Morgan.) | e ¢ ¢ 7 ."No ad ‘taken, for less than 15 cents. - 4 ] . Five Mii{ug'e Chats on Our Presidents JOHN TYLER i WHEN OTHER METHODS FAIL TRY A PIONEER WANT ADVERTISEMENT ; 1790-~March 29, ‘John Tyler ) ¥ BN s 3 (3 i ‘ born in Charies City, Charies City county, Va. 1827-36—United ' States senator. 1840—Elected vice president. 1841—April 6, became tenth pres- ident, aged B1. 1845—March 3, signed Joint res- olution for annexation of - Toxas, 1081—President of the peace 3 oonvention in Washington. > S Elected to Confederate DR. E. H. . SMITH congress, ) | ) N Physician and Surgeon 1862—Jan, 17, died In Richmond, S - ; ‘' oftics Security Bank. Bleck Va., aged 71. T - - = e —— e " WANTED . FON RENT, LOST AND FOUND. WANTED TO RENT—A 6 or 7 room | FOR RENT—Rocoms in. a modern|LOST—Tire and rim between Be, - d house, modern’ preferred. - Address| house; 311:America ave. 7-22t1 ;lllgdel:‘h::ov:md'l? ) Liberal ~ re ; 1 LT wR" z, P —— - — I x oneer, z M; D, R, cate Rloncer. 730t TOR RENT = Modern ~furdished o i R o[, B dere Bloncer 50U —Gold_ w 3 ye—/ L " t : LOST- 1d. watch' chain with, Glasses Fitted " ‘WANTED—To Buy or ‘Rent a house.| rooms, 1009 Bemidii ave. . Mrs. chain T Address “R. B." care Ploneer. Ted Huer. o+ 2t8-2 )« 8raved locket : attached. F 7-23tf | m————— —_ leave at Pioneer for reward.{ FOR RENT-—Two single fu G ‘\ g PRI 1YL PO AAY PO T ished WANTED—Experienced djsh washer| = roomg for' women, for the month of at Third, Street Cafe, Eight hour| ~August. 1209 Bemidji ave. 3 7-26¢1 | & % g WANTED—A wide-awake - young FOR SALE man or woman for insurance busi- 2 ness. . Reynolds & Winter. - 5t5-3 —_— LOST—-Between Bemidi and So! 2d8-2|" :one mew Perfection tire on’ with cover on: Finder noti| Ruskjer, Bemidji, Minn., 1): . 162-W, ‘and receive reward. FOR SALE—New 1920 Ford car ‘also| FOUND—Tan. traveling bag. H i John Tyler. Tk - Upon, Webster's fetirement, Tyler || .' DRS. GILMORE & McCANN REATNRESS and the presidency R installed in the state department his Physicians and Surgeons ' || WANTED TO RENT-——Five or. six one 1916 Case touring car. ~J. A. may have same by calling knee, follx:deoE:m!ll’cykl:: :‘:&nhf: b?)l;: mentor and idol, John C. Calhoun, and Office Miles Block. | room house at.once. Rent guaran- l First National bank, proving n .’ l:ms;mz of his dooryard in Wil thus completed the overturn. The|=——-~ teed.. Call for M. W. Pierce at|mor SALE--Ford truck with cab erty'and paying for this ad, fllmlll:urg tiat stately old vice-regal cabinet was now out and out Demo- Pioneer. 7-31tf ;nd body. Almost new. A. A. vgsr_ ; ] P % tic and of the pro-slavery brand. e g e R o ) eld. ; $7-20tt 2 village of colonial Virginia. ‘He had | 2 DR. H. A. NORTHROP ‘WANT TO BUY-—Ford runabout or 7 not ::en heard ‘that Hrag'rrlson was ill, w‘?;e:n; g'dbsff?e? ltrom Med":;" “"%W touring car, for our own use. ' E. J. |f0R SALE—New potatoes at 766 per F onpga%m unlil destiny, without steam, wire or |5 ' ¢ 18¢ abolished slavery, and its |, Willits-Luther Olson, the Land-|™ peck " Inquire 1241 Irvin Avenue, X fall to carry it, sped to him from Wash- | ATerican settlers, who were faciog the Ibertson Block - Office Phone 858 mflop ‘by boat and buggy wWith the choice of slave labor or free labor, news that the president had been dead | Y7ore 80XIdus to be admitted to the Union. The slave holders of the a day and that, the empty presidential ! o ooy atates wanted to expend men, 121 Third street 6t7-31. or phone 113-W. “2a7-31 A~ A o e GOt VL PG e 3 o e SN VT e R e S O S WANTED TO BUY Or Rent—Modern | FOR' SALE—Year old registered Po-, 5-room house. Centrally located. land - China sow. J. Charboneau. C R. SANBORN, M. D. hat titns the o et Address ‘‘Modern Houst:i’tcnre rl Phone 14-F-13. ] 3tws-6 tl:latlon. “1% ‘mile to station, chair was awaiting the vice presiden! their power over the vast Texan em- [ Pioneer. State price and ‘terms in'} : miles to._another, '8 mile fon!"rfi’e.:a:)ee lo:f:,;;:,::" txm?;;: O | pire:as an offset to the rapid expen- Physician and Surgeon flust Teter: % POR ANY kina of real estate deas, wee di1; large bara; root cellar; ga age; fine grove, white pine, whi. some’ tamarack; ‘fine pastur 6-room: house, cement foundatio E; J. . Willits-Luther 'Olson, th% landmen, 121 Third street. 6t7-34 sion of the free: states in the great West. But northern sentiment was opposed. At an opportune moment for the " ' Office: Miles Blosk " | FURNISHED .HOUSE . or furnished| ~or write E. J. Wlllits,-218 P licam: House rhone 449——Ofti2e Phome 88 (' 1o01ms for housekeeping wanted by | ~Ave. Phone 41. - 12181 | : desirable family of five. Ask fer : Tiller at. Pioneer office. FOR SALE—One 1920 Oakland road- élean-handed, kindly man of. good pres- ence and polished manners, he was a mediocre country -lawyer,and'a nar- row-mitided politician, with a gift for ] ~ annexationists, the ubiquitous John - . {Minn. ster; one 1919 Chevrolet; one 4-cy- | ———————e—eo——- ' ___ __ _ ?fifi:‘ offices that he had no gutflfor Bull, with -his omnipresent gunboat, DR. A. DANNENBERG WANTED—Sawmill of 15 to 20 M| linder Buick. Motor Inn, 3t3-3 m;‘me:dbE;—a l;:l”,lo‘::::r lfl:s::"cu'l’a' " appeared on the ‘Texan scene as & » 4 i L ity to cut 3 million feet Mon-1 - e gttt . : X As John Tyler stepped into the 'mefllntor between;l‘ Mexicans and Chiropractor sapaoy 1o ot & milllon 'FOR SALE-Complete saw rig, kero-| . L2L0R; large white house, large ‘White House, its door closed agaldst tana timber. Transportation = ad- ; barn, granary, hog house, chicken " the party which had elected him only ! Texans. His entry gave the slove in- Hours—10 to 12.a. m.; 1:30 to vanced. Address N. T. care Bemid- sene .and- gasoline burner, 6 horse £ house, well house, " lot: terests the needed villain for the play, || 5. Other hours by appointment. ii Pioneer. 44t9-22| power. Inquire Red Lake, Andrew | wpjio elm, basswood 'i‘hti,!t ™ 2‘2‘ 2;: z:n%;l::t::ér lgg“fi‘y:‘“&'&";z‘:; and the cry went up that we must|| o0 7" G Ul STENOGRAPHER. WANTEI_ 39011k 5 i ' 5t8-6| improved; best' clay.farm . in.this - and cansed o politieat revolution, - | mml:z;l ,Te.rns to keep the British from [| 1st National Bank Bldg: Bemia | I’ per month to the right person with | FOR SALE—See the Bemidy Sta t;gl;:t: elltz‘ :)l;er flgges;‘, ,s:i(]) gett a: 3 Clay looked upon the accidental pres- | 5 o0 08 & ) < chance for more soon. Must have| tiocery ‘store for rubber stamps : o8 1. o0 Nevertheless the senate rejected ident a8 only a regent for the Harri- overwhelmln:ly the treaty of a:um- —— son‘ administration and for the Whig|tion. Thereupon Tyler proposed to DR. E. A. SHANf(ON, M. D. . S <1 beat the devil around the stump, and ici S party. Early in the extra session n:! . 1 < Physician and Surgeon congress, that impression of the sei}| TeX88 was annexed the last night_ ot ; Oftice in I(nygun'l‘ofi’k he administration by a simple joint [L_Shone 336 % ator from Kentucky was sharply co=| ! p! : rected by a presidential veto of one of resolution, rushed through the two fac -simile ‘signature stamips, mo | ~Stations.” 8 miles from Bemidji. B: J. ‘Willits-Luther Olson, the Lande tarial seals and corporation seals men, 121 Third street. i e e e L GhEe T T o T | FOR SALE—1917 Forl touring. car, |FOR SALE-~CI? 3 > - WANTED—Position as housekeeper, [ (ip's a good oneé). K. J. Willits. S. 1TY PROPERTY by widow, age 39, alone, prefer ¢cn| -Lyther Olson, the landmen, 121|FOR SALE—Lots. 21-22 Block 14, farm. Refined business woman,| “‘3rq street. . 6t7-31| 3rd Addition, Minnesota avenue. high school education or better- Preferably. about 30 years of age. Jas. Hart & Soms, Long Prairie, o good cook, seamstress, nuvse man-| _________ .| .price $450 cash. Address, Mrs. his own bills—a banking bill, bouses of congress, AR ey ager and experienced farm woman. | FOR RiAL BARGAINS In real estate | - Mary Stanley, Suftield, Alta., Can- The Whigs were wild with rage; = Drs. Marcum & McAdory Best of references furnished. Write| and deals of all xinds, se¢ T. Bau- ada, 9t8-4 the Democrats-filled with glee. The . “ Phytici d S 3 Ruth Parks, 501 ‘West- First. St.;| -dette, manager of Northern Min- . e Democratic senators hastened in a Bat's Great Value. yeiclany AR RO Waterloo, Iowa. 9t8-7| nesota Real Estate Exchange, 216 |FOR SALE—Six room .cottage and body to the White House, where they Thelval s of the.bat.as: an.insect , . Barker Block, Third Bt. AAAAS A Beltrami ave. Phone 68. - 1mo8-7 }mrcrln,’ wi[t‘l; well and 131, acres of were patting Tyler on’the back while u Hours—11-12 &. m,, -6 p.. < HFLP WANTED-—-FEMALE | —— & —— —, land . cated 714 Thirteenth - . destroyer has been recognized In the Phoner—Office 803. Res. 311 FOR SALE-—Ford ' touring .car .in| street. Price.$1,800. A’ bargain. . & Whig mob outside {n" the yard was| gyjteq States by the erection of mu- R e i gt e AL WANTED—Girl at 'Markham' coffee| good condition at right price. In- C .M. Booth. Phone 806-J. making a vocl;etous, buttflltfle Dl'io- nicipnl bat roosts in San Antonfo, - - shop.. 2t7-31 | quire of Bemidji Electric'company |- €d8-3° test. When. the next veto came in d ‘structures similar in bird |. M WANTED—Waitress by Hotel Magk-| B 0dd Fellows’ building, 402 —— oo ____ . Clay himself called the cabinet to-] Lo, Lao. SFU L0 s "} WANTED—Waitress by Hotel Mark-|' pejirami avenue, 7-27t¢| LOTS OF HOUSES—Let us seli you. o houses have been set up to:encourage DR. L.”A. WARD g ham. Y -26tf A one gether and the members, with one ex-! y.iq to live In’ the vicinity of the o i Physician and Surgeos . ~~| FOR SALE—One 3% in, tired wa ception, agreed to resign. city, where they serve as an import- b Bemidjl, Minn. WANTED—Girl for general :bouse-|" on . $55. One ligl]/ft two<hoise WE- The exception was none other flll‘!“ ant check to the mosquitoes. In Ja: work, 114 Third street. 2d8-2| ' gon, $35 with small box, $45, with that of the secretary of state, Daniel t eed for such mu- e e e e e % 3 £ Webster, “Where l;ym I to go? the :;l::;:].th,;:es‘,sngo t:ere are numbers WANTED—Girl or ‘f"";‘,““ lt‘“' 1‘;‘;’“::'- lsat:gr‘_’lgglfté,‘%l:}elf BI;mVinl;}fenburg god-like Danfel thundered In his be-: of old buildings, whose dark recesses DENTISTS glrn‘;rkd Stlrrlfl(:e‘thz‘ea fg Tan 4"{8_ b _wilderment. Some told him to go. to, furnish bats with suitable homes. In o 2 one place, some to another. He held, gome very. old churches great colo- WANTED—Assistant pantry ' girl; on for two years, until he had con- hjes of these insect-eating bats have also dish washer at: Birchmont ho- cluded the negotiation of the Ashbur-| tnken up quartars, and it Is not an tel. $40 per month. 2d8-3 —4-room house on easfest terms. g —lVery nice home, 7 ‘rooms, on threy ots. 0 ——Cosy 'Lake Shore -home, all mod- - ern, right up to date; none better n 3ds8-2] - ’l!n this city. ; —_—————————— [—8-room house, 2 50-foot lots, $1800. FOR SALE—Motor Doat; 1s 500d | —8-room all modern hess sag cond boat and a good buy. Also have a| B-room house, on 50-foot corner large one, will carry 20 people,| lot, elegant location, . beautiful DR. J. W. DIEDRICH DENTIST ' ) very cheap. E..J. Willits-Luther ton treaty, which: fixed the disputed | uncommon sight to sée them Issulng || | ofice 0 Leary Bowser Bid WANTED—Woman . a5 laundress at|’ Olson, the landmen, 121 3rd strest. 8 1o house, barn and garage, 60- = boundary between Maine and Canada,’ forth shortly bafore dus§ in streams : Poor Farm, August 15th’ Power |. 6tS- s foot 1ot on p ed street. .A spiend. - 1d home. e 3 -~—7-room house, garage, 650 foot ot lots of cement walks, fine location. —6-rooms and bath, fire place, amd ‘hardwood finish. Garage, 60-foot lot, one block to two schools. —Good 9-room house, down town; rents for $30; small house on rear of-lot, $3150. —5 rooms and bath, the cutest all , modern -home; garage ‘attached to ¢ house; 3 ‘corner -lots. Cheap. ' I_ . DR. G. M. PALMER " Dentist and Orthodontist - Barker Building Bemidjl, Minn. and then he resigned. _ . . e . nd then he resigned, l of hundreds. 2500 fire brick, 200 arch - fire:brick, 1,000.common lime brick g“":l“' ;" start. Apply J. JG&{C,,' and about 400 pounds of fire clay. urdy, Supi. Will -sell " reasonable. Inguire “of e e The 'Stellar Company, Bemidji. 3ds8-1 washer and ironer, hot .and cold | o5 - water in tubs. Wages $40° per FOR SALE Says A. P. Sheldon, a recognized S nulburl!{l: “The S;ielfuo of Busi- ; ness’ is the Science of AN 2 SERVICE.” AN & 0 FURN“'URE AND We have a great many more, and bave some real bargains in lots and e : inside acres —E. J. \iillits-Luther “NDERTA!ING : Olson, the landmen, 121 3rd St. Photography .is all service—espe- cially our little attempt at com- 6t3-3 BIG EATERS GET KIDNEY TROUBLE _‘ : it; vice by photographs for vainsy bokbwon || community publictty. ‘PHONE 178-W . || Take Salts at Fi;sé Sign o remTHONE 178 Wor R Bladder Irritation or " office and Houplugh:nd‘m;‘u v’v:;t ! ° A. A. RICHARDSON or Backache £ T 's. ¥ lr:logtt’::r:nd Irvine A 3 Photographer The American men and. women % must guard constantly against Kid- e || Rich Portrait Studio, 29' 10th St. Denison—Dr. D, R. Burgess Popular priced quality portraits. ney trouble, because we eat too much and all our food is rich. « Our blood RNINON & BURGESS 11l Qualty ko finishing.. Prints s filled with uric acid which the kid- only 3¢, 4c, be, Bc; post cards be. ‘Why pay more? ; 8. A. KOLBE ; —————————————— gt s B neys strive to filter out, they weaken Buys Small Houses for cash from overwork, become axugyfish; the GROCERIES 2 eliminative tissues clog and. the re- / .n?n:?tl;ltyh;:;:::;:.“ | s —— TS The Best That Money sult is kidney trouble, bladder weak, Bemidji Lodge No. 119, . Can Buy is cloudy, full of sediment or you}. 1 /0. .0, F., Beltram} - : Ave. and 4th St., maets = Corner. Eleventh and Doud are obliged to seek relief- two or three Phone 657 times during the night; if you suffer H. N. M’KEE, Funeral ' Director e LODGES E. M. SATHRE < every ¥riday evening at 8 o’clock. FIRE INSURANCE & st 3 - REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK wif.:)hsick il‘liemluhe gr dizzy, ner;.ous - = 8] ). 3 A Lr REYNOLDS & WINTER BUSINESS M= ‘ rg:ufma:i%m when the weather 1s bad, A i PR ch L 212 i A W. H. Rice, Tel. 22F11, " -, e———————————— | €€ {rom your pharmacist about four i ? - o pneactd ™™ |{JE A Hannab, Rer. Sec, Tel 119W ounces of Jed Salts;' take a table- - § £y ce Furni o IBIC YCLE S| s i st breakfast for a few days and your © For Big Business and Littfe .. kidneys will then act fine. This fam- D. H. FISK, Attoraey at Law ||| o bt/ - BEMIDI LODBE Tavestigace today the everl,anin} merits of OF Alfliceel Dffice Parnirure>-in S ous salts :;s lmmie from t u;d og ity,. i i . i iency. Northern National Bank Bldg. 3 T R s M grapes and lemon - juice," c-mbines "“n “ ""‘l 'fi'ml 'f“w' “':;"‘,’ml’ Lyl ;‘:"’ql ltml oo ’“:m:i::: Phons 161 ™ Boestions o special . Loyal Order of with lithia, and has been used for 1 . your busines » most impressive stmosphevs, 8o stmosphere thet can be mais: . MOOSE, NO. 1452, 7 . ) generation to flush and stimulate ' g clogged kidneys; to neutralize the , w— Meets first & third Complete line .of Tires' and J|Acids in the ul_'ix;e 80 it no longer is Tues. each momthii} Supplies. Baby Carriage Wheels |{8 source of irritation, thus-ending Car- Minnesota Ave. and Third St. ||| Retired. Furniture Repairing and J| bladder disorders. mined for years becsuse all sdded equipment wil) be saiform. All GF Allstee) preces are electrically welded into ene pi Dolts to wear or work looss, or_ mer it : }'__JF ) 8 P. W Upholstering. 3 kd Slll(ts is i:elx_plo;:;ize % flc:am'mt in; E v y 4 i i Jure, makes a deli; | PIONEER STATIONERY HOUSE ||| Wa IIC B e Soeye Fhone 71w ||| GENERAL REPAIR SHOP f| {155, Tai? oo o g oreencent . NEXT MEETING s s;:“;':'—; -_':’fol;': every "°‘-“€iu"‘°1,"“h. nobody can ; g ULAR ESS ; | make a mis ving 4 BEMIDJI, MINN. REG PUSIN : ¢ kidnly'flfllhinlelnyyfimm i