Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 26, 1922, Page 5

SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26, 1922 WANT AD3—Cost 1c a word for first insertion; l4c a ]‘ word for subsequent consecutive insertions No Ad Taken for Less Than 25¢ TO GET RE5ULTS, STATE CLEARLY WHAT YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY i i : | Give correct address—phone number, if any—so that interested parties may com- i municate with you without a lot of trouble. - BRING IT TO OUR “WANT AD” DESK L 4t 8-26 Wanted WANTED—PRACTICAL NURSING Call 865-W. 6-19t touring car. WANTED — GIRLS, AT MACS| "o Ave FOR SALE—Furniture, phone 267.[ R S NN SRSl . Ko} | FOR SALE—Have WillysKnight Will sacrifice. North- western Motors Co., 11th and Min- 3d8.26 | FOR RENT—One ment; also one 4-room apart-! FOR SALE— ‘For Rent FOR RENT— ed room, Call 317-K. § e modern furnish- ) 2 1023 l(innmh@:;& FOR SALE—1921 Ford, with winter 3-room .apart- For Sale top and heaters. Cheap for cash. F. R, Duxbury Land Co. 8-2tf — Sewing machine $5.00 CONFECTIONERY. 8-16tf | FOR SALE—Remeley row boat,| ment, furnished or unfurnished. Inquire store, 22nd and Irvine. built for Evenrude engine, for| New Kaplan building. : 1 7-29tf Phone 426. 3t 8-26 $35. Can be seen at Jester Farm, o Wil Bl one denn s FOR SALE Hate Willys Konieht er. J. J.. MeCurdy, P""gf s‘_;g Touring car. Will sacrifice. North- & western Motors Co. 11th and R Se= America ave.. 3d 8-28 wpmml:::_%,.?z; n:]ddell [ gc:'i_ FOR SALE—Hotpoint electric Heat- g Lonaitsd Just ik Call 266-W ing the trade pleasantly as clerk | ©r- Just like mew. &2 al and being generally handy all around. Must be well recommend- ed. Spurrier hotel, Pine River, Minn. 3t 8-28 ‘WANTED-—Second hand auto tent FOR SALE—Furniture fof a nine room rooming house. Very low rent for house. Good locatior. If interested call- 256-W. 3t 8-28 WANTED—Dining room help. Third Street Cafe. 8-22tf WANTED—Woman or girl for gen- sissippi Avenue, 7-25¢ eral housework; three in family; wages $1.00 per day and board. H. A. Flanders, Puposky, Minn. . 6d8-30 FOR SALE—5-passenger light tour- ing car, in first-class condition; 4 new tires. Will sell cheap, or trade for weod. E: W. Hannah. 8-22tf WANTED TO TRADE—Car for wood and farm produce. Call 166. 3d8-26 2 . i = = FOR SALE—Reed reversible baby f‘“‘“"-'la;zssgfli&d P:rty leaving 1- i .owWn. idji ks FURNITURE WANTED — Wish to| PUs8¥s Call S1:J tor particulars.} oorn Rt e buy some used furniture, such as z 7 A chairs, table, bed, cot, etc. Call [~~~ T 7 667.hefore 7 p.m. .- -6d8-30 | FOR SALE—Housetold ~fornfture,| - * FOR RENT p— penh Ly cheap. 'Phone 615. 5d8-26 | NEW MILBETH APARTMENTS . AND ROOMS FOR RENT—Furnished rooms in- cluding light housekeeping. Phone 638-W. . 4d8-30 FOR SALE—A beautiful new Bond piano, cash or terms to suit pur- chaser. Mrs. G. O. Riggs, Phone 623-J. 6ds-30 GIRL WANTED—Dry Goods Store, experienced preferred. Answer to “D. G.,” care Pioneer. 2d8-28 MEN WANTED—To sell our goods F Ol‘ sale' in country and city. Why work for others when you can have a business of your own with a steady income. , We sell goods on time and wait for our money. Team or auto needed for country work, no outfit needed in city. Ex- perience unnecessary, we train in salesmanship. McConnon & Com- pany, Winona, Minn. Mention this paper. 1d8-26 saw and mortiser and shaper .$300.00 1 thirty-foot Motor Boat..$325.00 1 Miter Box and Saw".. $15.00 1 Stanly 45 .. 2 Stoves .. $8.00 1 three-quarter size Iron Bed Stead, Spring and Mat- [ Rsonm— ) { X\, J Kramer Bros. 706 14th & Park Ave. FOR SALE—2 buildings and 2 lots garden, fruit trees, shade trees, and piped for gas on lots; also confectionery stand. Inquire 1421 Beltrami Ave. 2d8-28 WANTED—Sewing by day. Call 765-J. * . 4d8-30 A A A A A A A A A A AR AN FOR SALE—Beaver trimmed win- ter suit, also navy blue tricotine suit, size 36—will sell cheap, Call 770. 2d8-28 Today's Wise Word. “Not a having and a resting, but a growing and a becoming, is the character of perfection.”—Matthew Arnold. Marked Great Railroad’s Completion. The last spike, thus completing the bullding of the Canadlan Pacific rail- way, was driven November 7, 1886. " No Insurance. “That was just like him,” sobbed the widow. “What?” 3 «Didn’t have & bit of life instrance, and the newspapers in this town glve ing it away.” Detroit Free Press. New Dye Method. A new method for ‘producing dyes from inorganic matter has been In- vented by an English physiclan, ¥ Only a Little Off. Hub--Brown went around in 76; 1 Paris Adonis a Perfect 66. did it in 80. & 4 Acclaimed as the handsomest mam Wife (not up in golf)—So.you'had g France, M. Hoffman, of Paris, the highest score. I'mSo glad youbeat, \eighs 210 pounds and has a satst bim, dear.—Nebraska Awgwan. measurcment of 63 inches. ' Ay She .(o —_ FOR SALE—CHEAP, tfour cows Phone 749-W or call at 916 Mis- FARMING | FOR RENT—_Steam-heated _rooms with hot and cold water, well cared for. Young men only. Address “Rooms,” care Pioneer. 6d8-26 FOR RENT—Cottage at Birchmont. Frank Kcors, Phone 175. 8-21tf “4t 8.29 | FOR RENT—Seven-room house, fur-|g | nishde, strictly modern; also first- class garage. Call 1021 Bemidji Ave. Phone 869. 3d8-26 FOR RENT—Furnished four-room house. 1311 Minnesota Ave. 1d FOR RENT—Front room Bemidji avenue. Phone 983-W. 4t 8-26 FOR RENT—Large modern furn- ished room. 325% Minnesota ave. i Phone 205-W till six p.m. Call at the address after 6 &’clock 3t 8-28 FOR SALE—Sanitary cot, kitchen arch range—also other articles 150 outside modern rooms—in- cludes heat, hot and cold running water and electric lights. 25 tub and shower .baths. - Prospectus of Rates—Day, Week or Month Single rooms, furnished—monthly $12.50 to $20—your upkeep. Two room apartment—furnished —monthly $37.50—your upkeep. Two room apartment—unfurnish- ed—monthly $22.50 to $35—your upkeep. This includes heat, water and elec- tric lights, on-lease to desirable small families only. | Single rooms, furnished—monthly $2250—our upkeep. Twojroom .apartments, furnished —monthly, $40—our upkeep. Single rooms—weekly rates with upkeep $6.00. Two-room apartment— week]y rates with upkeep, $10. Single rooms —nightly $1.00. Speeial _club rooms for use of tenants and guests will be provided on the ground floor of building. Upon application by not less than 25 tenants for Club lunches and Home cookery, we shall agree to in- stall and operate same at cost plus operating expenses. ! STORAGE—STORAGE—STORAGE We have all kinds of room for Dry Storage of Pianos, Trunks, Furniture—also for Merchandise of all kinds. Arangement can also be made for reshipment to other points by persons who desire to store with that object in view. desiring to arange for Merchandise storage and redistribution from this point will find us well equipped for that purposeq Private storage stalls can also be arranged for with heat and light at reasonable rentals. Call and inspect what we have o »f offer. ¢ NEW MILBETH HOTEL AND % APARTMENTS Minresota ave.~—First .and Second streets. i WHAT VSED WURY table, chair, brass bed and Mon-| Jobbing and Merchandise houses| FOR’ SALE—Onions and other veg- * etables, phone 41-F-4. 4t 8-26 e p—— iy P e e —— TODAY'S BLUNDER CORRECTED A considerate man will never smoke in -an automobile unless he first asks permission of the women in the car. It is hardly, logical, to say the least, to take a lady airing in the park in the evening and then at 621{fill the car and her lungs with to- ! baceo smoke. FOR SALE—Five-passenger touring car, in first-class condition. Extra ¥im and tire; electric starter and lights. Car is one of the best and strongest five-passenger cars built. Price $326.00, if taken at once. Apply Ear] McMahon, caré . C. W, Jewett Co. Can be seen in|’ " Jewett’s Garage,: Telephone 970. 7-28t Call 1 be- ek p. m. 448-28 THE PIONEER 'WANT ADS ___SRING RESULTS FOR SALE—Rubbgr stamps of all kinds made to orf¥f. Stamp pads, all sizes and colors, Corpomition and notarjal seals, daters, rubber printis outfits. . Mail _orders gromp y filled. Bemidji Book & tationery Co.. Bemidii. 6-24tf FOR SALE—Legal blanks of all hand. _ Mail orders promptly. filled. kinds. . Complete stock”always at For ‘quick service, send your or- ders to the Bemidji Book & Sta- tionery Co., Bemidji. 6-24t2 Oue very warm evening in 1896 an Ontario man walking home from work encountered a swarm of sand flies, one of ‘which he thought had got ‘into his eye. When he arrived home his eye was sWwollen and very sore. The néxt morning he was obliged to go to the doctor, who extracted the head of a pin from the man’s eye. Several years after, this man's wife cut up the coat he had been wearing when he got the pin in his eye, when out dropped 2 pin minus the head. The only solution is that the tailor had forgotten to re- move the pin while making the coat and had cut the head off with his shears. When the man gave a quick jerk to brush away the files the head must haye worked through the cloth and was thrown into his eye. The pin was In the left sleeve and the man was left handed. —e Time to Obey. Several children were playing in our back yard, among them a small lad by the ntune of Bobby. Bobby’s mother lad called him sev- eral times without any response. Fi- nally, after about five minutes, she called, “Robert!” _“Bobby immediately dropped his toys ‘snd rgn. 1 asked him what the trouble wds. He answeréd, “Her ‘cplled me Robert. I must go, for her is mad.”— Exchange. v : e e— 24t 9-23 17 - PAGE FiVh l All Want Ads Must Be Cash Because of the detail of collecting we can not undertake | to open accounts for small amounts, therefore cash must 1 accompany ad—except for those who have open accounts ' with us. i BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL B. J. Martin, M. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Nerthern National Bank Bldg. Office Phone 55 Residence 805 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE—43-acre farm, or will| FOR SALE—Modérn six-room house exchange for house and lot in| newly painted; east front, 50-foot Nymore. Stock and machinery in-| lot, and garage. 1317 Beltrami cluded. Address Box T74-A, Be-| Ave. Phone 367.J. 14d8-31 midji, Minn., R, R. 2. 7d8-26 ! DRS. Johnson & Borreson Physicians and Surgeons BEMIDJI, MINN. FOR SALE—2 buildings and 2 lots FOR SALE—1- 5 “ E—7-room hoase, modern garden, fruit trees, shade trees, except heat. Inquire at 419 America Ave. 5d8-27 A A FOR SALE OR TRADE—One and one-half lots in business center, Nymore. Can use good car, truck, or land. What have you to offer? |} Also two residence lots, near 918 Eleventh St.,, for sale on easy terms. C. E. Battles. 6d8-26 R T = P Dr. E. A. Shannon Physician and Surgeon OFFICE in Larson Block PHONE 386 RES. 397 FOR SALE—Modern seven room house and garage. with 8 or 5 lots. Inguire at 716 Minnesota Ave,, or Phone 332, | $t $30 S N S S SRS R A FOR SALE—Choice of two houses: one 6-room and one 9-room. lIn- quire B. A. Kolbe. 8-10tf — Dr. E. H. Smith Physiclan and Surgeon OFFICE, Security Bank Bleek FOR SALE—My home at 413 Be- midji Ave., facing Library Park, Dr. H. A. Northrop. 6d8-28 FOR SALE—AIl modern seven room house 1225 Lake Blvd. 4t 8-26 WANTED TO BUY—A home tolive in. State your price in first let- ter, and terms. Reply to P. 0. Box| foot lot. 1011 America Ave. 36, Bemidji, Minn. 2d8-28 o 6d8-26 — e ——— REVEAL EARLY-DAY FASHIONS AFamily Affalr. The Marine' corps sergeunt was a Fresco Wall Paintings Executed Coms| pretty good-husband, us husbands go, turies Before the Birth of Christ but he wasi& little lax when it came Are Interesting. .to sendiog home the monthly check to the wife. Once, when the check was long overdue, she wrote: “Dear John: Unless you 1m- mediately send home sowme money for the support of myself and our two children, we will all have to go to the poorhouse—Your loving Nell.” Shortly afterward she received this reply: “Dear Nell: Plense don't go to the poorhouse yet. Stick around for a couple of months till I'm discharged, and we'll ail go to the poorhouse to- gether—Your loving John.” — The Leatherneck. DRS. Gilmore & McCann Physicians and Surgeons OFFICE, Miles Block 'FOR SALE—Biungalow, five large roomacs/Mddern except heat. 50- == Dr. E. H. Marcum Physician and Surgeon BARKER BUILDING Hourst 11-12 a. m.—3-5 p. m. Phones—Office 802, Res., 211 Dr. Keramopoullos, ephor of antiqui- ties, has been continuing his research- es in the so-called House of Cadmus at Thebes, says an Athens disputch. It i8 now clear that this house or palace represents two perlods. To the early period, dating from about 1600 B. C. to 1400 B. C., belong the frug- ments of fine fresco wall paintings found some years ago with a frieze of fa-hionably-dressed ~ damsels, some holding flowers, some vases and some small ivory boxes. To the Iater period, roughly from 1400 B. C. to 1100 B. C., belong the ruined chambers which have been excavated. In some of the small store chambers which have thus far been clenred, Doctor KergmopouHos has found a large number of stirrup vases. A set of about thirty of these, mostly broken, but not irreparably, bear inscriptions 1n the mainland form of the prehistorie “Minoan” script first discovered by Sir Arthur Evans at Cnossos. Some of these Inscriptions consist of four characters only, some of ten or twelve. They are symmetrically placed with due relation to the decoration of the vases. In view of the legend that Cadmus introduced the alphabet into Greece, it s extremely interesting to find what one may perhaps call the Cadmean script in use at Thebes In so early a period. These new Theban inscrip- tions are similar in character to those previously known from Orchomenos, Tiryns and Mycenae, and unlike the Cretan. script from which, however, they ate:derived. It appears possible that the difference of script Indicates a difference of language between Crefe and the Greek mainland -at the time in which these ‘Theban inscriptiens were written. N " DRs. Garlock & Garlock Eye—Ear—Nose—Throat GLASSES FITTED 21714 Third St. Barker Blk. Dr. Earl R. Two CHIROPRACTOR Phone 316 Troppman Bldg. Short, and to the Point. “] say, Mrs. Subbs,” the theoretical head of the house demanded fmpres- slvely, “did you inform the cook that I find her cooking most unsatlsfac. tory?” “I did,” Mrs. Subbs replied gently. “Yes, of course, since I desired it! And, ah, what did the cook say, pray?” vsShe sald,” Mrs. Subbs reported dutifully, “that so far as she was aware, there were no strings tied to you, and that if you do not like her cooking you are at perfect liberty to take your meals at any restaurant you may select.” — DRS. Northrop & Berston Osteopathic Physicians Battles Bldg. Bemidji, Mian. —PHONE 153-W— Dr. A. Dannenberg Bemidji's Pioneer Chiropractor Palmer Graduate FIRST NAT'L BANK BLDG. Phone 401-W Bemidji Well, Is 1t? | “It ought not to be necessary,” sald Doc Braney, “for a man to cultlvate low tastes to avold being unkindly sus. pected as a ‘highbrow.’ »—Washiogton | Star. DENTISTS Confirmed. : Gough—Do you see that Ford has in- vented a mechanical cow? fil Humph! I should think the Dr. G. M. Palmer BARKER BUILDING 2 1 héd for lunch yesterday was off ‘apimal.—London Answers, .\s‘s T Dr. A. J. Melby 4 | \ GOING - GEY ANY BAD OKES } DENTIST ass - FEED -W' P\GS7? '] Over Boardman's Drug Store Phone 406 -> - Bemidji N BUSINESS 1 I LADIES’ & GENTLEMEN'S Hats Gleaned & Re-Blocked Bemidji Hat Cl:uing Works an Shoe Shining Parlors —Remore Hotel Block— SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PIONEER