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The New York herald., 1922-03-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE Or CONNECTICUT. Fairfield County.
Superior Court. ss. Bridgeport. March
f1tb.. a. u. loa2. Gcitrude l.. Phillips Ss.
Raymond ]. Phillips. ORDER OF NOTICE.
Upon the complaint OF the said Gertrude
l.. Phillips praying, for reasons therein set
forth, for a divorce and change OF name
how pending before this Court. having been
returned thereto on the first Tuesday Of
February, 1922.
II appearing to and being found rs this
Court that the said defendant Is absent from
this state and gone TO parts unknown and
that notice Of the pendency OF the complaint
was given as required BY order OF notice
heretofore issued. and now the Plaintiff asks
Tor 4 further order OF notice in the premises
The erorc Ordered. thai notice Of the pen
dencs OF said complaint he given by publish
ina trfg order Ia the New York Herald n
newspaper printed In New York. N. ~ once
week for two weeks sticcessivey, COM
mencing @. Or before the END day Of March.
a. ". 1877
By Tie Court.
MICHAEL j. FLANAGAN.
Asst. Clerk Of the Superior Court
or Fairfield County.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.
sAIEsMAN ruANrrn

SALESMAN WANTED.
Am now ready TO bring out the first ma
chine. which inyolu1tarfly computes any or
all OF the statistics Of q business without
The aid Of mathematics. mechanicai account
ing, machinery, or human minds.
want about five extraordinary men to
represent me IN a high class financial cam
paign IN which the customer Is guaranteed
satisfaction In every respect.
Representative must bring prospective Gus
toner Ia for a private demonstration and
give every opportunity to investigate merits
before customer Is invited 20 interest HIM
self.
After subscription IS obtained customer n
given further time TO consider merits. IL
dissatisfied, deposit refunded This plan Ct
selling applies only when product Is genuine.
Much money will be made by both sales
man and investor; salesman with a corr
stock is sold. many fine positions win be
available. Commission basis.
Interview my employment agent A. NJ
Brown, az 10 A. M. Park row. room 81.
to be qualified.
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MAN

Are you satisfied with a salaried Job?
Are You ambitious to be In business
OF your own? We have an opportunity
that win interest you. We VIII estab-
lish you In a safe, money making busl-
ncs that requires no cash capital from
you. the profits win be measured by
your ability 70 work, Call Room 100,
Straus Building. entrance o East .iGth
ct. or 80 Court ST., Room 90i, Bklyn.
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SECURITY sALEsMEN

SECURITY Statesmen
We have an unusual opportunity for several
high grade statesmen who are ambitious 10
make real money: our proposition Is clean
cut and offers exceptional commission possi-
bilities. IL you want real opportunity call,
~ 70 or 2 20 .. Roon f206. - r. 10th st.
SEVERAL canvassinc statesmen wanted for
pianos; only high class men OF good char
acter, address and successful record, men
who really enjoy hard work. will be consd-
eiedi compensation based on commissions
with reasonable drawing account to start
wi:h. Apply TO Mr.. Post. piano department.
John Wanafnaker.
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STOCK statesmen. two. experienced. capable
OF selling security OF company which has
paid three dividends and Is paying dividends
regularly. wanted to call on Interested pros
poets. See Mr.. shawn, Johnson & Hopkins
20. SOS 9TH av.. New York, between and 5
O'Clock.
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MANAGER.

A DESIRABLE POSITION is
OPEN TO A MAN BETWEEN
q THE ACES OF IS AND 35 WHO
HAS HAD EXPERIENCE IN
THE MANAGEMENT OF CHAIN
STORES. WE NOW OPERATE
10 STORES AND CONTEMPLATE
INCREASING THIS NUMBER TO
IS IN THE VERY NEAR FU-
TURE. AS THESE STORES
SPECIALIZE IN THE HANDLING
or MEATS. PREFERENCE WILL
BE SHOWN THE MAN WHO HAS
HAD EXPERIENCE IN THIS
LINE or WORK AND CAN FUR
NIsI REFERENCES AS no HIS
HONESTY AND ABILITY. WRITE
ToR APPOINTMENT TO TIE
PURITAN MARKETS. 13a WASH
INGToS ST, PROVIDENCE. Il. l.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SAI,E-fIigh class oak furniture, roll
top desk. scttees, foot table, 3 foot
table, flat top DESK chairs metal drawing
cabinet. Phone Mr. BOETSCH, John 1892.
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SHIPPING CLERK FOR LARGE INDUS
TRIAL PLANT IN BROOKLYN: MUST BIZ
CAPABLE OF HANDLING LARGE LABOE.
FORCE; EXPERIENCED IN sUPERyIs-
ING CARLOAD SHIPMENTS AND ROuT-
ING LOCAL DELIVERIES; STATE AGE,
ExPERIENCE AND SALARY EXPECTED.
A 1914 HERALD. BROOKLYN.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on tlc iith day OF July. i91p, BY and
between JOHN WANANANER NEW YORK
and LAWRENCE SHAW. I will sell on the
s1th day of March, 1922, at ten o'clock Ii
the forenoon, m the piano depa rtnent ~ John
Wanamaker. IN ilc City. County and State
o. New York, one style mahogany player
piano, as provd by seetlons 65 and GO of
the Personal Property Law.
NAT. w. GENDERfNC, Auctioneer.
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SALESMAN

with stock. book or insurance
experience: present mon aver
aging over 81 900 month COM
mission: direct leads: close CO.
operation: immediate opportun-
iiy. salesmangership and per-
manent salaried position. Call
s-l2 A. NJ, room 40. 3o1 Broad
way.
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STOCK Statesmen.

PRESENT MEN AVERAGING OVER
81 900 MONTH COMMISSION: d.
RECT LEADS; CLOSE cOOPERA-
TIoN. IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITY,
SALES MANAGERSHfP AND PER-
MANENT SALARIEp POSITION.
CALL 9-1o A. NJ, ROOM 43. 32i
BROADWAY.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Naic--Domestic.

JAPANEsE EAGLE AGENCY.
100 w. 10th 81, Bryant s1S, 9eDS.
Coos. batter, chauffeur. hoiiseworker. char
actcr nnd efficiency thorougiy Investigated.
ANESE:-AMERlcAN At;ENCY..
.0i ~ Alth tcor. Glib avN. Eryan. sC1a
l.co,ofnie cook. buffers. general house.
worsers. reiernces pefsyaallv lrvesilgated
9APANESr. iioniestie slnpsoynnnt Agency
Select help. 1877 Lr>ingtoa ~. pS.,s Mad. -.
JApA %ESE l.mp. Agency. - " AID. Long
acvc Sr65 .-Seiec' help: ref'c'r investigated
PHILIPPINE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Domestics. Bowling Green 2fS1 90 Droad 81.
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MANA GOOD MAN.

We require the services Of ciean-cut
Christian OF average intelligence. who
Is willing TO work hard for decent
pay. at the same time preparing hirl-
self for advancement; high-class
house references required.
SUITE 2anG, WOoLwORTH TOWER.
SUITE DO. 1ifo BRDADwAY.
AT 2STH ST.
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aELr WANTED-MALE.
roNs Vautea, financial district. Apply q
tttraN rf. rrHW
.-.A-ss 'a-s.. ....-+
q Ktt'kIANtsRS far fs7th @t httgrta AM.
fl t4AfNfs
.-.-.--- l.as -.--4-- -aa.s4.4+4
fstfv1lsr. Wsrfns rfsfrnrtA leuultcd 4 al
,lnntn het X i io a.e 80 ~ = II
JAW ASSLE.--I AM Il Il husllsl n. s0N.
va3s contracts for general trucking liberal
pay. n 1850 Herald. 10th a,.
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Sew Jersey.

EAST ORANGE, ~ NO. ARLINGTON tAy.-
Looking for comfortable home. near sta
ton. trolley. school Tel. Orange a?ftR.
SUMMIT AV., si3, Jersey City Heights
Elegantly furnished rooms. baths. $40 up.
Pennsylvania.
WANTED to board children who appreciate
o kind and loving mothers care; good
elevations hcaltnfu recreation. access TO
good school. Lillian G. Franzen, Akron. Pa.
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MAN.

VIC have m opening for clean cut live
wire or good reputation who will work hard
sor early promotion 10 an exectitive position
with us. Call Monday morning at 10 o'clock,
Suite l0i0 - W. l3d st.. New York. y. u.
MAN for country. 10 cook and svfNe: simple
household, three children: really good cook
ing the essential good wages 10 steady man
wita satisfactory rfcrcnce u ...o4 Herald.
Eftald sd.
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borough OF Brons. !.
borough Of brooklyn.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unfurnished.

STUDIO APARTMENT
suitable dancing Instruction and living: state
price. .2l24 Herald Herald So
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

SUNSET LODGE. A
Beach 50th and Surf av.. Sea Gate. Nortons
Point, New York Harbor: comfortable steam
heated rooms, with or without bath: As inin-
utes from Times Square. So minutes Cham
bers St. Municipal subway; rates reason
able. Apply phone Coney Island so11.
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TYPIST. experienced. Christian. for export
cation. Apply 4. f. Darrell 4 Co, u Bway.
WAITRESS, chamberrnaid: experienced: ref
erences; two In family. Call Monday. 10
10. Apthorp. Broadway and roth St. apt. Al.
WOMAN. over 20. ambitious. refined, college
or normal trained: educational welfare
work: good income start. promotion to ex-
ecutive. Z. A. Scott. 522 9th av.
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BoARDERs WANTED.
Mest siae.

Portable single and double rooms in private
house; elevator excellent table: steam heat;
references.
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riA>os AM rHoNocRarH>.

SWEDISH graduate specializcs theumati~m.
nenrlilt. fedNchg. highest references. Tel
~Anu1ef s22I.
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not sE R>I>HiNG>.
MNssE,sr.

NtrSr sacrifice house furnishings. carpt :
and vicsrola 80 w. S5th s.. Tel. o0-l
zf.hffvfcr
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

ALLERToN HOUSE FOR MEN.
The rates in the newest OF the AlIerton
group, II story fireproof building lust
completed, containing apartment, club con
ycniences. are from $50 TO 1880 per eek
Tor permanent residents only. 1i3 East 59th
st. 10 East 10Th 81.
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LEXINGTON Av.. 37o-A small sunny
room, suitable for business woman; all
conNeniences. KEEGAN,
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coon Naim differed 20 ofrlrlWt WuNau a8
rFar.tt Aia5d Usi 'ra&s si3aN, ntw pgiAaf
hon e tlr 81 fandl, n'Htt y Wliiirs ~
4 aist lruuiug. pfQG i'la4a 1jcN nny morn
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CHAIiFFER. mechanic. married, II years
driving, Pierce. Packard, Cadillac: years
last position: city or country. Harry Smith.
SO West End av. Tel. $3.50 Wadsworth.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

l691-Robert Boyle, famous for his
writings and discoveries in expert
mental philosophy, died in London.
Born in Ireland Jan. Is, 1927.
1804-Rev. Daniel Story, the first
Christian missionary in the North
west Territory, except the Nor
avian missionaries, died at Mariet-
ia, Ohio.
1853-Treaty concluded for the
Gadsden Purchase, by which the
United States acquired from Mexi-
co all her territory south of the
Gila River.
1854-The first Americanfpet
company was Incorporated in New
York. E.. ~ -"
1890-Henry B. Brown ofAMichigan
was commissioned an associate
justice Of the Supreme Court of
the United States. E s1'a.1$ no. ..
1897-Acquittal of the French Dep
uties charged with completely in
the Panama scandals.
1917-New York City experienced
the coolest day in 33 years.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
IN THE DAYS NEWS

The Earl of Granard, who has
been appointed to the first Senator
cf the new Irish Free State, belongs
to one of the oldest and most dis
tinguished families of Ireland. His
Irish seat is Castle Forbes, Longford,
where his family has resided since
the seventeenth century. The Earl,
who is now in his fiftieth year, is a
soldierly man of distinguished ap-
pearance. He saw service in the
South African war and won the
Queens medal. At the commence
ment of the war in Europe he was
appointed to command battalion of
the Royal Irish regiment. He is a
peer of the United Kingdom as well
as of Ireland. In 1909 the Earl was
married to Miss Beatrice Mills,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden
Mills of New York, and niece Oh the
late Whitelaw Reid, WHO served as
United States ambassador to Great
Britain.
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these raw materials. The purchasing
power of these people is out of its
natural proportion.
1T is not entirely matter of re-
ducing wages, altho labor costs are
a large factor, nor is it matter of
inefficient management. No, the
problem of high costs is not prob
lem of any one element; and read
justment can come in only one way
--drastic competition. All this will
take further time"
Earnings Will Be Higher
Earnings" continued Mr.. Babson
"should average somewhat better
than in the year just passed. A sur
vey of 100 leading industrial COM
psnies, recently made by my Orga-
nization, showed that in 1919, 96
per cent of these companies made
net profit, while only per cent
showed a deficit. In 1921, the numb
er of firms which could show a pro-
# was cut down to 48 per cent. Over
half or 50 per cent of these indus
trial concerns lost money on their
years business. 1922 has witnessed
change from red ink into black
! figures, but the amount of net pro-
fits will not be large when the books
are finally balanced. We are just
getting onto the right side Of the
, ledger.
"The shortage of labor is one Of
the worst features of the 1928 out
look. The moment that business
works up to average activity it be-
comes impossible to get sufficient
workers. This raises cbsts and in
turn increases commodity prices and
the cost of living. The immigration
law is largely the cause of this
shortage. The law restricts the num-
ber Of immigrants in single year
to 3 per cent of the total number
of respective nationalities in the
United States. Before the war we
had an addition of million of i'm
migrants a year. Now we are receiv-
ing less than 100000 and at least
GO per cent of these are women
children or dependents. On the other
hand, l doubt if the repeal of this
3 per cent immigration Law is the
proper solution of the present labor
shortage.
"The real solution is not the re-
peal of the present immigration law
but rather the repeal of the Con-
tract Labor Law for as long per-
iod as the 3 per cent law remains in
force. This would make it possible
for employers to promise selected
foreign workers employment before
leaving their homes. The moment
that the immigration law is repealed
the Contract Labor Law can again
be applied"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
MAKES
F0RECASTF0
ENSUING YEAR
Statistician Declares America
Is Only About Half Way to
Prosperity at Present
(Continucd from page ~

(COntinued from page -
pansion existed, you can, see for
yourself that it will take some time
to get proper foundation for real
ly good business. We danced dur
ing thos years, and now we m"st
pay the fiddler his complete bill
Business has really been ike a con-
valescing patient. Everything will
90 we'll with the patient if he does
not try to get out Of bed too soon
If he tries to overdo he will have a
relapse. We have now past the most
painful part of the readjustmcnt.
The crisis is over, but process Of
cost reduction and re-balancing 81
necessary"
Price Spread is Wide
"Today a wide disparity exists
between prices of different COM
modities, and particularly the spread
between producers, and consumers
goods. This is brake on trade. One
half of the people cannot earn
enough to buy the goods that the
other half has to sell. There are one
hundred and six million people in
the United States and fifty per cent
of them get their living from pro-
ducing or distributing raw materials.
1t has thus far been impossible to
reduce the prices of finished con-
sumers' goods to meet the cuts on
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30
WANTED-Wood saving. Phone
1851. F. w. Coultas. At l 2

AGENTS WANTED-Get into real
business of your own! Local city
territory now open. Sell the gen.
uine r. Watkins Products. Ev-
erybody knows Watkins spices,
extracts, coffee, medicines, toilet
preparations, etc. Standard for
more: than fifty years. Biggest
line, biggest values, and highest
quality makes easy selling for you.
Write today for free sample and
proof that you can make from
$4,000 to $4,000 year. j. r.
Watkins Co., Dept. S3, Winona,
MINI. 5 Sat. ~
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WANTED-Want men and teams to
cut and haul cedar, pulp, ties and
bolt wood. 400 acres 8 miles N. w.
of Kelliher, so acres 8 miles N.
w. of Turtle, 80 acre. a miles
west of Turtle, 80 acres 10 miles
north of Bemidji; also place. for
three families. if they could board
piece-workers on the Kelliher
work, J. J. Op.ahl, ,11O1 Bemidji
avenue, phone 177. 4t l
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1oPAEIS P&SRRte4ESP B4KhPER

In a small room it is better to
have the wall paper plain, the car
pet of modest design, and the pieces
of furniture comparatively small.
Otherwise the room will appear to be
smaller than it really is.
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WANTED-Want men and teams to
cut and haul cedar, pulp, ties and
bolt wood. 400 acres 8 miles west
of Turtle; 60 acres, 10 miles north
of Bemidji; also places for three
families if they could board piece
workers on the Kelliher work. j.
. j.: Opsahl, @1101 i Bemidji Ave-,
Phone IT. '1b.}s 4td 3
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WANTED

Chicago Box & Grating Co.,
Bemidji'a and Cass. Lake fac
tories, are in the market at all
times for logs and lockwood
bolts '7H Write, giving quantity,
description, location and price.
Address main office, Bemidji.
.l'r: 9-7tf
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FOR .SALE-Rubber stamps Of all
kinds made to order. Stamp pads:
all sizes and colors. Corporation
and notarial seals, daters, rubber
printing outfits. Mail orders
promptly filed. Bemidji Book &
Stationery Co.. Bemidji. 6-24tf
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LOST or FOUND

LOST-Back cover Of Lady's Wrist
watch with initials D.. E. w. en-
graved on same. Finder return
to Fair Store for reward. Std Is
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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 ac-
company ad-except for those who
have open accounts with US.
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WANT AID PAGE

clearly what sell buy Give correct
number, that interested parties
you without lot of trouble Bring Want Ad
desk. - M
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FOR RENT Furnished room.
Phone 673-W. Std 1-6
FOR RENT-Furnished room, 315
Bemidii avenue. St 20
OFFICE FOR RBNT-Front suite
nice rooms, Battles Block ct 30
FOR RENT-Modern, furnished
room at 621 Bemidji avenue.
4t IL 80
FOR RENT-Nice modern furnish
ed rooms. 5l5 Bemidji ave. Phone
80. tt
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
suitable for light housekeeping at
1913 America ave. 3td IL
FOR RENT-Two room apartment
with bath and several single rooms
. New Kaplan building. ~ If
FOR RENT-Large front room suit
able for two, with board. AIT Mimi
esota avenue. Phone 732-W 6t1-4
FOR RENT-Good warm room for
one or two young men. It is furn-
ished and cared for. Battles Block
6td 80
FOR RENT@Two room house fur
nished; Also one room house for
bachelors. 806 America ave.
.,' Std 1-2
FOR RENT-Office. Very desirable
steam-1eated Office in Markham
Hotel building. Call 920 or apply
Hotel Markham. 6td 1-3
FOR RENT modern flat in the
Clayton apartments. Inquire at
GOT Bemidji avenue or pnone 25.
At IL 80
FOR RENT-Modern, new, Broom
bungalow, 1116 Bemidji ave. $45.0O
per month. Seven-room house,
water and lights, 913 Bemidji
ave. Lahr-Huffman, Inc. st 1-3
FOR RENT-Business block now
occupied by the Huffman &
O'Leary Furniture store, Possess
ion in 80 days. j. P. Lahr, phone
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FOR SALE-Pathe phonograph and
2 doz. records, practically new
$3.50 machine; will sell for half
for quick deal. Inquire of Paul
Winebrenncr or phone 26-W.
: 12-2Gtf.
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FOR SALE-Burroughs Adding ma
chine, style 80, seven figures,
complete with stand. Used very
little, address "B" care Of the Pio-
neer. 4t IL 80
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FOR SALE-Legal blanks Of al
hand. Mail orders promptly filled.
kinds. Complete stock always at
For quick service, send your or
ders to the Bemidji Book e. Sta
tionery Co., Bemidji. S-?4t5
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30

WANTED-Dining room girl at the
Vickers Hotel 1T IL ~
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WANTED-Girlf for kitchen work at
Third sStreet Cafe. ct 2
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FOR SALE-16-inch Jack Pine wood
cut and seasoned dry. -Four It,
inch cords at $2.25 er cord. Phone
676-W. l2-2ltt
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WANTED-People to read page So
of Dec. 30th, Saturday Evening
Post. - 2t IL 80
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FOR SALE-Full blooded prize
winners, barred rock and white
; leghorn, pullets and hens. Cal
141-W at IL ~
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FOR RENT-Business block now
occupied by the Huffman &
O'Leary Furniture store, Possess
ion in 80 days. j. P. Lahr, phone
93. 3t 1-3
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WANTED

WANTED-Table waiter at Nicollet
Hotel. At IL ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30

FOR SALE-Spring chickens. Call
7O0-J. otd-l2-2S
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FOR RENT-Furnished room, 315
Bemidji avenue. st ~
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FOR SALE

WOOD FOR SALE Troppman's,
call 927. l lO-1tt
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WANTED TO ExCHANGE-For
hay, feed and flour, pole or cord
wood. Phone, ,.789- Nv. 4O1 Park
ave. =. .4.,.-:. =. Std Id
WANTED-La0h mill : machinery,
send price and state what you
have. Late model desired, must be
in working order Paul Haluptzok,
Gen. Contractor, Tenstrike, MINI.
1Or1115
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WANTED-Works soy the day or by
hour, colored lady-room 2, 31o
Bemidji ave-, or phone 922. 3d3
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Furnished room.
Phone 673-W. Std l-6
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WANTED MISUNDERSTANDING
wanted Csc per dozen. Call at rear
of lot, 917 Mississippi. ct 80
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FOR RENT-Modern, new, ss5-room
bungalow, 1116 Bemidji ave. $45.0O
per month. Seven-room house,
water and lights, 913 Bemidji
ave. Lahr-Huffman, Inc. st 1-3
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30

FOR RENT-Nice modern furnish
ed rooms. SIS Bemidji ave. Phone
80. tt
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
suitable for light housekeeping at
1913 America ave-. 3td 1-2
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30

FOR RENT-Modern, furnished
room at Cpl Bemidji avenue.
4t IL 80
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30

OFFICE FOR RENT-Front suite
nice rooms, Battles Block ct 80
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30

FOR RENT modern flat in the
Clayton apartments. Inquire at
6O7 Bemidji avenue or pnone 25.
4t 12 80
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-30

FOR RENT-Two room apartment
with bath and several single rooms
. New Kaplan building. ~ If
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Interest Continued in \
Pydirie's Well

Special 20 Tho World.
HENRIETTA, Oct. 2S.-The
Gypsy oil company Is rushing work
on pipeline to take oil from the well
OF Fisher and others In 36-iQ-lI,
which Will be drilled In az soon as
the pipe ~ connected.
The Prairie oil & Gas Co. well on
the Lakey farm, near Wetumka,
continues to hold the center Of the
limellght. Leases surrounding this
well are all In the hands OF the big
companies and none for snle. Roy
atty ~ almost unobtainable, and al
though no big trades are reported.
royalty owners are asking from $500
to $1,000 per acre, While the well
II an unknown quantity as yet, II has
all the earmarks Of big producer.
II having delivered 100 barrels into
tanks In % hours when the drillars
pulled their tools az depth OF
$3.50 feet to clean out the hole the
oil followed the baller up and went
over tho crown blocks. The Prairie
Pipe Line company iS rushing pipes
to take this oil.
w. y. Pine will shoot with 100
quarts a. 2,Gi2 feet his well I'm the
northeast Of the northwest OF the
south of BILLIE. lie also has 500
feet 0f oil n the sand from 2.3AO to
2375 feet IN the northwest of the