Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 17, 1921, Page 7

'_“1_*__;_ MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1921 THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER PAGE SEVEN . . | BUSINESS AND B WANT ADVERTISEMENT (Plemb L g i UMDINE || PROFESSIONAL Advertisements in this .column cost Ads not paid at time of insertion will | X§ . |l AND ONE CENT per word for FIRST IN- be charged for at ONE CENT a word, | 4 SERTION, and HALF CENT per word |—. and then only to those having open eatlng DOCTORS for subsequent consecutive insertions’ [|pedperry k3 accounts on our books. of same copy. 1 i Wh i 1 en other methods fail—try a | Robert J. Russell || _ jonnson & Borreson . Cash must accompany copy. No ad PIONEER WANT AD 313 Fourth Street } Physicians and Surgeoms taken for less than twenty-five cents. They Always Get Results i Bemidji, Minn. Phones 620—620-R —_— WANTED HELP WANTED—FEMALE FOR SALE FOR SALE—FAKM FOR SALE—CITY PROPERTY | || GARLOCK & GARLOCK SO < PROPERTY i | | Eye—Ear—Nose—Throa] AT WANTED—Chamber work, Address| WANTED—CHAMBERMAID, Mark.|p i ; y R SALE OR RENT--New cottage | | Gertrude Amold, Turtle River,| ham Hotel. ae10.07| " gy, SALE— 02k R 018 S FOF. 3 Weber, Phone 186W i MASONS Glasses Fitted Minn. 110-17 | - B T e ~ miles 6t10-17 | idii A i +oroci. | WANTED—Grl for housework. Call|FOR SALE—65 pairs roller skates. R T B ot = Nor o3, A0 RES Yo:arigwlg:iqg x,ozlgigé‘?‘v::kgadaf:;; at 29 Tenth St. Phone 570-W. 415 Fifth sty __2”0'17 Plantaganet. 6-room cottage, house, [FOR SALE—Two-room house wn.hi A. M., meets the DR. E. H. SMITH 1132 Doud, ave " 2t10-20 8410:16 FOR SALE—Brown reed reversible| garage, hen coop and barn. All| good basement. Two lots. Westl| frst and third | Physician and Surgeon . . ~rennnnanmnnnnannananse~~c | haby buggy. Phone 526, 3t-1018| frame. Good well. School % mile. end of Tenth street. Phone 486?\{. Wednesday of each month in the OFfice Security Bank Blcell e WANTED—Paperhanging, painting, HELP WANTED— MALE e phis 1500 growing strawberries; 30 6t10-22 || Masonic Temple. Visiting broth- __; and kalgomini,{g_ Pho’ne 734W. FOR SALE—Garland range with| acres cleared. Heavy clay soil. Price |~ = N . " ers cordially invited. ) i .16 1| YA~~~ an~~~anaanns | water front. Inquire 1117 Lake|$65 per acre. R. E. Anderson, Route |FOR SALE—T7-room nouse, corner of || n . Wed Self, 26th and Minnesota. 5t10-1 g ) e X X d one 64 ext meeting, Wednesday, Oct. 19 .~ |GOVERNMENT needs Railway Mail| Boulevard. 3t10-19| 3. St10-18( 18th and Fark avenue, anc one el so d DRS. GILMORE & McCANN WANTED—Washings to do at home, | Clerks, Salary $133 to $192 month. - Ta| zoom House on 9th and Irvins, by || G<M:FALMER, W. M. Physicians and S 30c & dozen, rough dry. 65¢ washed| Traveling expenses paid. Examina- FOR SALE—Winchester hammerless|FOR SALE—Truck farm and build-| owner. If interested, it will pay G. W. WALKER, Sec. ! nd Surgeons and ironed.’ Inquire at 723 Ninth| tion announced soon. Write for | Shotgun. 1424 Minnesota ave.| ings, house, barn, chicken coop, ice) you to investigate. Phone 226. Office Miles Block street. 3t10-19| free specimen questions. Columbus Phone 513. 4t10-17| house, on banks of Mississippi riv- 10-12tf Institute, Columbus Ohio. B e W O e er, 1% miles east of Opsahl's Wa- - WANTED—A place with private J 4t 10-5-12-19-26 FOR SALE—16-inch jackpine and| ville dance pavilion. Team of work [ STOP—Paying room rent. $125 i family for boy 9 years old, to tamarack wood. Delivered. Phone| horses, 7 and 8 years; harness, driv-| makes a first payment on a 2-acre Quallty Kodak WQrk DR. H. A. NORTHROP stay so that he can attend school. - 927. Troppmon’s. 3t10-19] “ing horse. Good wagon, double bug-| tract in Nymore, and we’ll lend Developi Iy 10 Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Address Joe Henderson, care| MEN WANTED TO SELL GROCER- TN S TN RO gy, heavy and light sleighs, racks, $100 of this back to you to start Developing, only 10¢ Battles Bldg. Office Phone 163.W Ford hotel, City. 8t10-18| IES — SELLING EXPERIENCE |FOR SALE-—One Ford touring car in| gisc, spring tooth harrow, smooth-| your biulding with. Prints, 2%x3%, only de i NOT NECESSARY—One of the| good condition. Call William Car-| ing harrow, steel boat, fur robe.|1,00K—Over this bargain carefully. 2%x4%, bc WANTED TO BUY—At once, a-good| World’s larges; wholesale xrocecy| _isch at Koors Bros. 6t10-18| Cow coming Jour vears, heifer,| ™21 acres within two miles of Be. Post Card size, 8¢ sub. ial husk i houses (capital over $1,000,000,~ B T household goods, ete. Will sell with idji depot, heavy black soil, all o g‘:“, Zt;';f,'ébl:im:;‘g,f‘;fi'tfigfijgégz 000) wants ambitious men in‘you’r FO]}; S']“’E_O"e new _Ph”adelph“fl or without stock and machinery. um,:d:,: c\exllat‘;vutis::,‘imul‘!‘clms:; ‘n(‘;w _QUA”TY PORTRAITS C. R. SANBORN, M. D. Charles Bloomquist, Bemidji, Minn. | locality to sell direct to consumer -volt storage i,’“tée‘y' at a bar-| For further directions, see F. M.| on tract, also frame and first floor || Special—Large, lovely folders, se- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON R. F. D. No. 4. t10-21 | ' nationally known brands of an ex-| 82 Call Jewett's Garage. 2t10-18| Malzahn or Mrs. N. A. LaDouceur.| boards of 5-room bungalow. A || Pi8 portraits, only $5.40 per dozen. Office Miles Block i :3:;;!:; hn]:‘albgifcaflz;‘x)éer:)eifé p:;l&:fi(, FOR SALE—6 head of work horses. 5t10-16 :;;’rfalf payment down wiil handle Post Cards only $1.85. House Phone 449 Office Phull' i e~ is. WANTED—Painting, inside finish- foods, ‘etc. No capital réquired. Welght 1500. Cheap for cash, or e onr 'RA ing, refinishing floors and furniture Commissions advanced. Write to- will trade for milch cows. Call FOR RENT LI?,;EN‘;:})]O,{‘:;‘;I \;nnlt‘,o_\zguirhirsen]: RICH FORL IT STUDIO my specialty. Can finish iron or wood bedsteads while they are in nightly use. Inquire B. Morrison, Erickson hotel. Phone 182. 6t10-19 LOST AND FOUND LOST—A string of beads. Finder please return to Pioneer office for day. State age and county desired. John Sexton & Co.,/352 W. Illinois st.,- Chicago, Ill. Some Joh. ‘C. H. F. sends us the following ex- tract from a college professor’s letter of recommendation: “Miss D. has had complete charge of one of our labor- 367J. 3t10-18 FOR SALE--L. C. Switn typewriter in fine condition. l.ate modei and good as a new one. Ploneer Sta- tionery Sto: 3-17tt FOR SALE—One Hudson. seal coat, size 38; can'be seen and tried on at the Bemidji Fur Co. Price less than half of wholesale price. 10-7tf FOR RENT—Farm with stock, 4 ‘miles from town. Inquire Ole An- rson, Bemidji, Route 3. 6t10-22 FOR SALE—One 100-foot net, 2% inch mesh, used once. Worth $7, will sell for $4. Inquire at 311 6th st. or call 488. 4t10-17 no joke. $300 makes the first pay- ment on a 6-room house on Anici- ica avenue, close in. Posse: may not be given until April I, but the owner will pay rour rent in the meantime. | ACT NOW—And get this 40-acre tract, good soil, frame house, small barn, other buildings, tools fu:ni- ture and chickens, and hay & Phone 570-W 10th & Doud Ave. Tell Everybody Bemidji Is Just Below the Mississippi’s Source. ) Bemldji Auto l Drs. Dannenberg & Twe - C 'HIROPRACTORS Hours—10 to 12 a. m.—1:30 te B Other Hours By Appointment Phone 401-W ] First Nat'] Bank Bldg., Bemidji Calls M atory sections, embracing 30 students ———— reward. 3£10-18 e i & e tatoes for the winter DR. E. A. SHANNON, M, D. fwice each week’—Boston Tral-|FOR SALE— Silverton graphone [FOR RENT—Large modern furnished| fuse shan a omall honcc and 1or Livery Physician and Surgeon seript. cheap if taken at once. Also dry front room with large clothes closet can be bought for. May rent. P s R LOST—Saturday evening, tire and rim off of back of car. Finder call Mississippi Timber Co. Call 742. 10-3tf $1,000 for an Egg. A song sparrow’s egg can be pur- chased in the open market for a few pine ‘wood, any length. J. H. Smith, Bemidji, Route 1, box 78. Phone 1F210. 3t10-19 and storage room for trunks, etc., in connection. Inquire 715 Lake Boulevard. Phone 817J. 10-11tf FOR SALE—Coropation seals, corpor- FOR RENT OR SALE—Farm at Rice PHELPS-LANDBERG AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate Bemidji, Minn. Get Rid of Ants. 150 15 PHONE Country Trips a Specialty Phone 396 B — OFffice in Mayo Block Res. Phone 397 " . i Forestr; p L()(i'f;rB gt }eb,,rgfiv T SWeater. on a'i,}:f ;\::;:'zx::‘ysn;zi i ator pand, the ?éi"’;,fift’e’,‘f .";‘1‘,’5,‘,;,".1:",,,‘1{,",‘;1,';’,‘,‘3 lake. Thirty acres cleared ready| Mix fnsect powder with sugar and SUITABLE CARS FOR DRS. MARCUM & McADORY Finder please return to 919 Bel. | g of the extinct Great A:kol‘s”;\:l‘z i:’cr:: llze:;::vs, n:ln;x‘u;sfltur direc- froel;l;"’g% P:g’;zig"fc}:)“‘z’s“"go‘:fi‘;g place t;n Sl;!;l"] dls)u’st wherever there EVERY OCCASION Ph"::kfl:rl;:“ililnuoom trami ave. for, reward. SeL048 ;‘r“;:;%;:“l‘ril All;?:‘;o’r’xe.;‘:; 551,000. Be- | certificate rg;'ls:e‘l)'? lr:nt:::x"n“:;: farm machinery. Phone 920. Hotel 3:1‘[||:|:‘ :Is 1|urt ‘.:«l‘nn:‘ m:m"‘llx;?]:h",::mll:; 5 Passenger Hours: 11-12 a. m'_'g'n b . i tween these two extremes, the eggs of | dividend register. Inquire at Plo-| Markham. ) 10t10-22 | 4y ensing and you will soon be en- OLDSMOBILES Phones: Office 802—Res. 211 THE PIONEER WANT ADS 4 ‘ ver fetol neer Statlonery Store, 403 Bel-|arrmammime oo ; ot ’ BRING RESULT! wild birds the world over fetch all traml avente, Telepilono Ta9sh SUBSCRIBE FOR E tirely free from them. 7 Passenger Ey! S sorts of prices. 3-18tf DAILY PIONEER| suuscrive ror e onily Plon STUDEBAKERS N s _—— GREAT MOUNTAIN COLLAPSES | Most Men Have Defects. warning that your physique is not all Surely “Some” Luncheon. P A R R R R R R DODGE TOURING CARS DAY and NIGHT DENTISTS ; 4 R A A AR A AR A A A A . " If the man who measures you fi A young novelist who recently Aussee Sanding in Mountainous Re- ait calls out “NesFyI:x BO: sailed to England to see a dramatiza- ALL F”DCHS SERVICE % i Near Vi Disintegrat- | e DR. J. W. DIEDRICH gions Near Vienna Disinteg | ssistant who Jjots down the | tion of a novel was given a luncheon LEANED ! g Desiic ing Quite Rapidly. measurements, take care! It s n | Defore the boat sailed. It was quite o Opposite Markham Hotel ; entist e a luncheon, too, but his friends man- thnders rebored Office: O’Leary-Bowser Bldg. - The geological freak of a great mountain disintegrating so fast that it is discernible day by day—a thing that ordinarily takes thousands of | years—Iis.occurring in the mounmlu-i ous regions near Vienna. The Aussee Sanding, rising over 5.000 feet, is simply collapsing. Its great cones and pinnacles of rock are crashing and tumbling as if under- mined by gnomes; the forests that clothed the slopes lie flat or move slowly and steadily downward, piling into the valleys, and the turf carpet that it should be—in fact a great deal less. It stands for “neck forward, round back.” “It's the commonest fault in the physique of our customers,” explained a tailor. “Most men have flat chest and round back. The army straight- ened some of them up for a while but they’ve begun slumping back again. About one man in ten has bow legs, the bow running from 1% to 4 inches. Practically every man’s shoulders are uneven—one higher than the other. aged to get him to the ship. Alout midnight he awakened and the only light was the light of the moon that came through a porthole. He gazed out of it in fasclaation for about half an hour, and then rang wHdly for the deck gteward. “Steward,” he said, standing unsteadily, “what's the Idea of all this water?’—New York Corre- spondence Indianapolis Star. Sea May Yet Yield Treasure. 30ld shipments which have gone . 7 ] Fresh and new in appearance, all evi- dences of hard us- age: removed by our Dry Cleaning. NEVER TOO COLD If You Ride In Enclosed Cars Phones: Office 376-W. Res. 376-R DR. G. M. PALMER Dentist and Orthodontis§ Bemidjt BARKER BUILDING Mins, ™ Drs. Melby & Reppeto DENTISTS moves with them. _Over. thiee: and g;fimfit‘:z:n W n Gotect. e b R :’3‘;‘.:‘: ?.;‘m(:i:.‘-‘:‘el\";iutll:‘zu?fif"{‘:m]e(;f YOUR CYLINDERS We Have Them Cor. 4th St, and Beltrami Ave. ‘f‘:nnjlggs::l;: s]‘;;:; the. ‘convulgions strong hxe;n. )m\‘; sloplngp slloulde;‘s. ;:m:\lvnu;! sunken treasure. Among :t'];.\(;lritih.by“z-x(ll:(’»r::is' vo.‘l;:y“;x;usftu][l); Country Trips —— The phe}mmenon‘l.\ns been in prog- The fellow with the straight, heavy | hundreds of others a rich reward — |equipped to do lhi.;’kiml of work at A specinlly VETERINARIANS ess for nearly a year with gradually Increasing acceleration. One scientific explanation is the presence of an ab- normal quantity of water in the chalky linestone core of the mountain, caus- ing the collapse of great caverns and Jthe slipping of strata. i [ PiG IRON’S BASIC PRODUCTS Metal Sold in Three Forms—Cast, Wrought and Steel—One of Most Valuable Minerals. Iron is the most valuable metal in the world to man, because it is of more use in more ways. 1t has been known to men from earli- est times. Savages smelted it. It is generally found compounded with other substances such as carbon. These other substances have to be burned out in order to have pure iron. Iron is sold in three forms—cast iron, wrought iron, and steel. Cast fron is brittle and hard, like the lid on the kitchen range. Wrought iron can be hammered out flat or made into wire or welded. It is quite soft. Steel is also cupu?»le of being hammered THE DENTISTS SAY Run lt tOday? r MORT PENDERGAST out flat and welded. Its peculiar prop- y . s erty is that when tempered It be- you should brush your teeth You’'ll be surprised | Licensed comes very hard—so hard that a sharp morning and night and wash AUCTIONEER edge can be put on it—so hard that it will, when edged, cut wrought iron. Iron which has been melted and poured into a mold in some form de- sired for use, such as part of a stove, | . Is called cast iron. Iron which is cast ; roughly from the smelted ore in order to be used to make cast iron, wrought iron or steel is called pig iron, signed to give you best re- except ill health. The most serious Puddling is the name of the process thing that ever ailed a house is bad 1 i i i . by which pig iron is made into wrought alts; | PHONE 922 I heating facilities or other inferior teurized milk with real FURNITURE AND iron. It is done in a furnace in which plumbing. Your health depends cream ato o hat's . the carbon Is burned from the Dig C ITY DR U G S T o RE 21y 3o Honpyos “‘3}.“""“)1‘“” uodn hat we! P (:l l]t.' T avs o UNDERTAKING iron. place you live in, Telephone us. what we’re delivering. Pig iron contains the most carbon, LALIBERTE B ERICKSON DAILY PIONEER { . Nv——M'K“ then comes steel and then wrought ! DR uccl ST S RuY V HARKER 2 ) o N fron. . 2 00 BR‘"“ERS Funeral Director st PLUMBING & HEATING cok’épmn 3 Steel can be made directly from pig iron by what is known as the Bessemer shoulders whom athlete usually Journal. you'd take for an isn’t."—Milwaukee awalts the man who can salvage the treasure lost with the Lusitania. Buried in Sitting Posture. The Japanese bury their dead In a sitting posture, following a custom centuries old. This is done to save space, Three can be buried in this manner in the space of. one ordinary grave, An Unnecessary Addition, One old-fashioned citizen rises to re- mark that it is not necessary for dead men to tell tales—the live ones are batting a good average.—Hot Springs New Era. Animal Sagacity, Instances of “animal sagaclty,” which have been claimed to show rea- scning power, are explained by an ex- pert to be due to extreme sensitiveness Jto smell, to accidental acts, or what 18 called “associations.” Helpful Rubber Bands. Small elastic rubbers like those used around rolls of paper In offices are more convenient for placing around rolls of patches or cloth left over from making a garment than using pins or strings for tying around them and pre- sents a neater appearance in storing away. Ca'mlogfi, magazines, bunches of papers may be rolled with a rubber band and stored in smaller space. Wifely Diplomacy. “My husband positively refuses to do errands for me downtown.” “Mine used to, but I cured him of it mighty quick. ‘Oh, well, I said, ‘I suppose 1 can do it myself. And while 1 am downtown I might as well do a little shopping, so you might let me have $25.” He never refused afier that.”—Boston Transeript. and open-hearth processes. Kormerly it was made from wrought iron. "WEWANT YOUR TRADE ™~ BEMIDJI.MINNESOTA out your mouth after every meal. Of course, you will YES! This is 922— A Want Ad? how soon you will get results— need a first-class tooth brush for this and we recommend our Dr. West’'s Hygienol Tooth Brush. It is carefully made and is scientifically de- PHONE 5 2 —+— Tell it to us—we will tell everyone else. THE PIONEER WANT ADS , BRING RESULTS most reasonable prices. We make old cylinders act like new ones. BEMIDJI MACHINEWORKS REAR OF 319 BELTRAMI AVE, TELEPHONE bl-W HERE can't be anything seri- ously the matter with a man PHONE 122 BEMIDJI Dodges and Dodge ouring Cars WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE BOTH DAY AND NIGHT; rt: Dairy ' usor-c ?rcduch ‘;cceCrc‘m ~DAIRY PRODICTS DENISON & BURGESS - VETERINARIANS Bemidji, Minn. Your Business Solicited HUFFMAN & OLEARY PHONE—178-W or R BUSINESS E. M. SATHRE [ Buys Small Houses for Cash and Sells Them on Small Monthly Payments FIRE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE REYNOLDS & WINTER 212 Beltrami Avenue Phone 144 e Phone 17-F-4 ——