Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 25, 1922, Page 5

ai < — s WANT ADS—Qost 1c a v’ord for first msertxon' %c a word: for shbsequent consgecutive insertions : No'Ad'Taken for Less Than 25c —_— That Local Golor. Mrs. Timothy Hay—For heaven's sake! What are you going to do with that old: wagon? And that harness - grandfather had? Where on earth is the car? And what are you dressed like a tramp for? And that straw in your mouth? Are you going crazy? Mr. T. Hay (reproachfully)—Maria, where’s your wits? Don’t you know them summer boarders are coming on the next tmmg——Amerlcan Legion Huffman & O’Leary ‘ FURNITURE ‘ AND UNDERTAKING l O. M. OLSON LICENSED EMBALMER AND FUNERAL DIREC- Day phone 178 Night phones 332 or 358 Pour Out A Gln; Sonny, It's Good For You Koors ~“milk™ " will promote your chil- dren’s health and it’ll add a lot of table joy to your existence if you’ll order it. It’s full creamed and satis- . fying. ORS BROTHERS I( COMPAN'YS ~ AUTO SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS AND WE WORK BOTH NIGHT AND DAY WARD BROTHERS | PHORE 7 7 PHONE COUNTRY TRIPS A SPECIALTY Seven-passenger Buicks Seven passenger Enclosed Dodges and Dodge Tour- .ing cars—a motor for ev- ‘ery occasion. [MICKIE, THE’PRHVTER’S DEVIL WANTED—Girl for general house-' work, Mrs. E. E. 'Kenfield, phone 730. tf 9-25 WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Small family. 1011 Amer- 1ca Ave Phone 329-R. 9-22tf | e e POSVUPLY WANTED—Dining room girl at the Vickers Hotel. 3t 9-27: HELP WANTED—For the dining room at the Third Street Cafe. 9.14tf WANTED—To rent a good piano, Will be kept in'modern home and given the best of care. Call at the Pioneer office. 9-30. WANTED — Teachers’ and men’s laundry. Will call for same, Phone 700-W. 4d9-25 { WANTED TO BUY—A second-hand standard planer and' matcher Writé T. E. Thorson, Mallard, Minn., and state prices. 9d10-1 WANTED-—Position as housekeeper, by refined, capable woman. Could assist in any kind of business. An. swer “N. M.,” care Pioneer. 3d9-23 WANTED—Board “"and room by young lady going to Business Col.’ lege, who wants to help with the housework in exchange. Call Mrs. I. W. French. 1d9.25 | WANTED—Good girl or woman for light house work and care for children. Good home with modern | conveniences. Mrs. J. C. Deutsch 602-4th street. Phone 220 3t9-26 SALESMEN WANTED to cover Be- midji and surrounding territory. A profitable and’ permanent position. Apply Grand Union Tea Co., 1531 Tower Ave., Superior, Wis- WANTED—Would like two or three students for board and room. Reas- onable rates. Call 509, 12th Street. 5d9-29 WANTED—Turtle River needs a good restaurant.. Good location. Have suitable property for sale or rent. Party can live in same prop- erty. Pr. J. H. Laney, Turtle River Minnesota. 6t9-30 T FORRENT | FOR RENT—Modern furnished room 609 Bemidji, ave. 4t 9-27 FOR RENT—Three furnished or un- furnished rooms. Phone 432-W 6d 9-30 FOR RENT--Large modern furnish ed room, 1023 Minnesota Ave. Call 817-E. 6-15 3d9-25 FOR RENT — Modern furnished front room. 713 Beltrami Ave. WANTED—Man with car to sell guaranteed- Cord tires. “Will ar- Ehone 212 gav2s range salary and expense with the FOR RENT—Office rooms on ground right man. CORD-O-VAN RUB- floor of Markham Hotel building, BER CO., 1108 So. Michigan Ave., apply at desk. 3t9-27 Chicago, B! 1t9-25° Reago) HL FOR RENT—5 room modern house WANTED furnished. Family with no children Chicago Box & Crating Co., prefprred Phone 314. 8t9-26 | - Bémidji--and Cass Lake fac- tories, are in the market at-all times for logs and .boxwood bolts. Write, giving . quantity, description, location and price. Address main office, Bemidji. s 2 9-Ttf FOR " RENT — Modern furnished' rooms. Call 131 or 3810. 575 Bemidji Ave., lake front. 8-30tf FOR RENT—Two rooms . for light housekeeping, furnished; also ga- rage. 423 Fourth St. __9-15_&! FOR SALE OR RENT—Furnished five room house or part of it. Ap- ply on premises, 1237 Dewey ave. 419-28 WANTED—Young lady to clerk in up-town store. If you are more interested in learning the business, than in ‘mere wages and hours,! your application will be given seri’| JoR RENT—3 furnished rooms in ous consideration. Give experience,' modern house, close in; steam if you have had any, but experi- heated. Add;ess “q, li » care! ence is not as essential as a will-ip;o; o0 5 .3d9.25 ingness to learn and a desire to in- crease your efficiency. Address| “Novelty Co.,” care of Pioneer. Give name, address and telephone number, when you reply. 5d9'27| FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, suitable for light housekeeping;; heat furnished. Address 337, care Pioneer. 3d9-26 Registered Guernsey Cows and Heifers FOR SALE! Because of inability to personally ¢are for my farm at Bagley I am forced to sell my herd of Reg- * istered and Grade Guernsey cattle. All are fine in- dividuals of the best breeding. Herd Tuberculosis tested. A. J. WILTSE At Bemidji Pi?neer Office E | Ben_\idji_:.‘: ; i -° - MINNESOTA By Charles Sughroe evmwu‘m T == | WBLL, WEEP NouR SHIRY OM SHERE ARE TWO SIDES BUERM THING "TO GET RESULTS, ‘STATE. CLEARLY WHAT YOU WANT TO SEI.LORBUY lee correct addressy-phone number, if any—so that m!em.ad parties: my coms municate with you without a lot of trouble. BRING IT TO OUR “WANT AD” DESK LSRR TS FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for housekeeping, 815 Miss. Ave. 4t 9-28 FOR RENT—Store ‘facing 4th street steam heated. Benud;n Hardware Co. 9.25tf FOR RENT.—Sma!I house, cheap on’ 19th street and Dalton ave. Phone | 700-W. 4t9-27 PR et 5 S e My A FOR RENT—Strictly modern fur. nished room. 820 Beltrami Ave. Phone 738, bl 4d9-26 [ RORSAE ) FOR SALE—Ten- milk cows and young ntnck. Phone 20-F-4. 1449-26 _— FOR SALE—Davenport, very reason- able, 2 rockers also. 707 Beltrami ave. L 4t 9-28 FOR SALE—Buick touring car, in good shape; 3400 terms. Koors Bros. 1049-25 b AL TIR - S Pt FOR SALE—Kitchen table and two chairs. 510 1-2 America. Phone ! 380-W. 3d9-26 FOR SALE—Automobile accessories | including pump, jack, Weed chains blankets, etc. Phone 189. . 3t9-26| FOR SALE—Show case, cheap if taken at once. Apply Bemidji Book & Stauonery Co,; Phone 799-J. 9-21tf FOR SALE—Property at 1117 Doud avenue. Easy terms. See B. L. Joh: ison - at Farmers State Bank. ¥ dtf FOR g00 quic] more Garage. Phone 262, condition, at a bargain for deal.: Can (be seen at Ny- 9d9-26 iALE:OMmublls - Eight,” n FOR SALE—Six" ’rubm house at 400 3rd street Nymotd] part cash with monthly phyments'if. takeri ‘at once. Call or write R. C. car eof Pioneer < ad9-27 FOR SALE—New swcco bungalow strictly modern in every.way. on 10th and Bemidji.ave, For rent or sale o neasy terms. Phone 849 9-26tf FOR SALE—A model 8-L. C. Smith typewriter. In fact: it is a new machine in practically every sense of the word. Price $67.560. Be- midji Book & Stationery Co. 6t9-30 FOR SALE—Rubber stamps o! all kinds made to order. Stamp pads, all sizes and colors, Corponhition and notarial seals, daters, rubber printi outfits, Mail _orxders romptly filled. Bmidji Book & tationery Co.. Bemidji. §-24tf FOR SALE—Legal hand. Mail orders promptly filled. kinds. Complete stock. always at For quick service, send your or- ders to the: Bemidji Boek & Sta- tionety Co., Bemidji 6-24tf FOR BALE—Combination ‘bookeaso and desk, 2 beds with springs and mattress, Library table, . Sanitary cot, sideboard, kitchen cabinet, coal stove, 2 rockers, Morris chair, center table, dresser, oil heater, small wood or coal-heater. Plate rack Mrs, A. R. Erickson, phone 509 or 844. 6t9-30 SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PIONEER | blanks of lll . FOR SALE—One duck boat. dress “Boat,” care Pioneer. 3d9-26 Ad- FOR SALE—One 1920 model five- ton Holt Catipillar Tractor, at a snap. Bemidji Auto Co.. 8-29tf FOR SALE—Southwest quarter of Section 30, in Grant Valley; 15 acres of natural meadow and 60 acres of hardwood land; good soil, easily cleared; 40 acres of spruce and tamarack and balance cut-| over; borders Mississippi river and 2 miles from Jefferson, highway. Price $9.50 an acre; terms, $5.00 per acre, balance long time. W. G. Schroeder, Bemidji, Minn. 5d9-27 |___LOST or FOUND FOUND—Bunch of keys on ring. Owner may have them by paying for this ad, care Pioneer office. 3d9-26 FOUND — Register nurse'’s yin. Owner may have same by proving property and paying for ad, care Pioneer Office. 3d9-25 LOST—Small silver mesh purse on long sliver chain, between post- office and Normal school. Finder please return to Pioneer for re- ward. 3d9-256 FOUND—Pair of man’s tortoise shelled spectacles on road between Bemidji and Poor Farm, in soft leather case. Owner can have same by calling at Pinneer office and paying for this ad. 9-20tf FOUND—The following list of prop- erty has accululated at the Pioneer office, owners may have same by identifying their property: 2 pair of eyeglasses, 1 Woodman lodge charm, 11 Blue pin. with star, 1 Small blue ! rosary, 2 black rosaries. KEYS— galore: Bunch of four on two rings, 1 Yale key on heavy shoe string, 2 small ones on cord, 5 small keys on cord, 10 large and small ones on button hook, 6 keys on ring, 2 small keys on ring, 8 keys, all sizes on two rings together, 1 Yale key on pink ring with red cord, 156 keys on small ring, 13 keys on heavy ring. If you are the looser and the keys are val- uable come and get them. 4t9.27 l CORRECTED A good business man finds time to meet and listen to salemen. The man who ‘drives salesmen from his | office by brutal discourtesics, denies himself many opportunities to buy profitably and economically- . In Your Garden, It Is truly wonderful how many birds will visit modest gardens dur- ing a year. They will, during the spring migration, be most in evidence from early daylight till breakfast time, and then agaln as evening comes on, says the American Forestry Magazine. When autumn approaches, |tho migration that takes place is equally interesting. In winter we may ook for various finches, sparraws, ills, hawks, owls, and not a fow ther specles that come fo us furipg, at-time of the year, 9 wasne « AUNEER aUBSCRlbn rua | = oI 1 14 |y T g 1T, MAKES A jgan a1 0 o\FFERE“eE o FLy All W.nt A with us. il Because of the detail of collecting we can not undertlk& :"to open accounts for smal-amounts; therefore-cash-must- accompany ad—except for those who havé" openmounta Must BQM RAISE BUGS TO FIGHT BUGS “ French Scientists Breed Insects and Birds That Enemies of Fruit Destroying Pests. There Is a quaint Ipstitution in Men- tone, ‘in the south of France, known as the Insectarium, where learned pro- fessors are rearing various species of bugs and other insects: Mentone is in .the center of an im- portant fruit-growing district, and the object s to discover the best means of fighting those insect pests that prey upon plants and ruin the fruit. The orchards have suffered severely through the ravages of the mealy bug, and the fruit growers were becoming quite alarmed. Then experts discov- ered that three other.gpecies of bug are the natural enemies of the mealy. So these are betig bred and reared and turned loose in the orchards as allies of the fruit growers. i The institution is also breeding cer- tain species of ladybirds to destroy the cochineal, ‘an insect that plays havoc with orange and lemon trees. These ladybirds have been brought from far Australia and California. : The institution is nothing less than an up-to-date insect farm, consisting of a large private house and an acre H of ground. In the laboratory are rows upon rows of phlals and. jars, the larvae of various insects which are kept at a high temperature. In the gar- den' are cages full of all’ kinds of creeping and flying pests. VAST WEALTH FROM SILVER | Fortunate Spaniards Spent Millions as the Average Man 'Might Dis- pense His Dollars. In the old Spanish'.days in Mexico, millionaires were often made over night In the rich sliver-minitig sections around Guadalajuata. A shrewd pros- pector in'the early days, named Zam- brano, discovered a mine which bropght him immense’ wealth. He spent’ most of 'his time in the cap- | itals of Kurope, living as extravagant- 1y ‘as possible, squandering vast sums at the guming. tuble, but managing to leave a Bnug little fortune of $60,000, 000., One of his whims was to lay a silver pavement in front of his house, but this the authorities forbade. In those days silver was on a parity with gold. The conde de Valenciana, who dis- covered one of the richest mines in this section, derived so much wealth from It that he is sald to have gotten rid of $100,000,000 in a few years. Another silver king sent the king of Spain $2,000,000 as a Christmas pres- ent, and asked to be allowed to bulld ' galleries and portals of silver around | his mansion. This request was re- fused, the authorities declaring that such magnificence was the privilege | of royalty only. , Caribe’ Fiashing Thunder Bird. The Australlan thick-headed shrike is about six inches long, rich-yellow below, with a jet-black collar and nl white throat, black head and partly black tall. It s sometimes called the black-breasted fiy-catcher and it has aiso a varicty of French and hew H Latin names. In the mythology of some low tribes, such as the Caribs, Brazllinns, ' Harvey islanders, Karens, Bachunas and Basutos, there are legends of a flapping or flashing thunder bird, which' seems to translate into myth the thought of thunder and lightning descendifnig from _the upper reglons of the air, the home of the cagle and the vulture. . HES 4 s;-hmn house, barn, :Hd— B. J. Martin, M. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Noethern National Bank Bldg, Office Phone 55 Residence 808 A RS. Johnson D& Borreson Physicians and Surgeons TS BEMIDJL, MINN. Dr. E. A. Shannon Physician and Surgeon OFFICE in Larson Block #HONE RES. 397 Dr. E. H. Smith Physiclan and Surgeon OFFICE. Security Bask Bleek G:lmore & McCAnn and Surgeons OFFICE. Miles Bloek Physician and Surgeon BARKER lUlI-DING Hours: 11-12 a. nas—Offic: Phae: » 802, Iu.. Dr. E. fi‘Marcum RS. c..-lock"& Garlock ye—Ear—Nose—Throat GLA!SES FITTED 21714 Third St. Barker Blk. Dr. Earl R. Two CHIROPRACTOR hone 316 Troppman Bldg, DRS. Northrop & Berston Osteopathic Physicians Battles Bldg. Bemidji, Minn. —PHONE 153-W— Dr. A. Dannenberg Bemidji's Pioneer Chiropraster Palmer Graduate FIRST NATL BANK BLDG Phone 401-W Bemidji ~ DENTISTS ) ur G. M. Palmer Nentist and Orthodentist I. BARKER BUILDING | Bemidji. Mins FOR.RENT- house and five acres of land, $20 onth. FOR SALE Building, story and half, 16x24; :::: d.“d painted; $750.00; to be W. N. BOWSER O'LEARY-BOWSER BLDG,