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S -i i it -W i*1. CLASSIFIED WANTED WASVKti^o curdit of 4-t:"'Uc pine or popple wood for hardware. C. E. Battles. 3dU84-29 WXTfEl^~f buy one 4Tor ti-foot Hour cigar eaat, ulao wall case. A. Hrose, 317 Minn. Ave. 4-1125 HELP WANTED. WANTNU-Uirl for general house work. Mrs. P. J. Oheary. 116 Minn. Ave. H23tf \VANTKl WExperieiiced barber 1$ and hair over $25 a week. Carl Klug. Nyiuore. 3-1125 \V AN rELK-Ci iVl tor general house work. f0 Uemidji Ave. U82tf WANTEDMan to sell mouuments experienced preferred, cjo "G," _Jrnoueer. 2d-l 121-25 WANTEIV- Laundress at Lake Julia sanatorium. Apply Mrs. Margaret M. Neal. superintendent, Puposky, Minn. 1 IS 11 POSITIONS WANTED. WAN TED-Position by mau and wife as eook for crew. Address 7 IS) fVltrann Ave. ti-1124 FOB SALE. KOK SALE lo sets fully equipped UfiivN tote sleds, with runners inches by feet, known as the Koll -llowt'-Thompson sleds. Clark I'ole X: Tie Co. 5-1129 KOK KENT-Seven-room house. 100y Doud Ave. Phone 237. 1124tf KOU~~UE.NT "Sis^room house. A. Klein. 3-1127 KOK SALE 10-acre "farm 2 miles south o( Hemldji small house and barn, and well 2 acres cleared. John Cline, Bemldjl, Minn. lOd to 12-2 FOR SALES7 acres, miles west of Uemidji, with house, barn aud good well dark soil, clay subsoil 10 acres field ou state road. Price $1,000 cash. J. Norllng, 3128 23rd Ave. So.. Minneapolis, Minn. 12-1127 FOR SALEGood big work horses cheap as I have my season's work about done. Tom Smart, Bemidji, Minn. 106tf FOR 'iTRADENice farm land near Hines and some cash for modern resideuce in Bemidji. Address "ii." Pioneer. 1117tf FOB RENT. FOK KENTTwo rooms tor light housekeeping. Also furnished rooms. Phone 3t9 or inquire at 4 13 Irvine Ave 3-11'J7 F1K"KENT~TWO furnished room* 311 Bemidji Avenue. 5-llL'9 KOK KENTTwo rooms for light housekeeping. Also furnished rooniM. Phone 399 or inquire at 4 1 3 Irvine Ave. 3-1125 KOK KENT-Coot! house! 1100 Bel inimi Ave. Call at house. Oscar Miner. G-1127 KOK"R"KNT- Good house trunii Ave. Min-r **& YO short tail, Return to 90S Lake Boulevard (or reward. Satlafactory toward will be patd for return of the dog. QUEBEC CHURCH 18 DESTROYED BY FIRE Quebec Ont,, Nov. 24.Limilou Parish church, valued at 180,00, was destroyed by tire this morning. That Midnight Oil. "1 suppose," veutured the interested friend of the family, "that John Is still burning the midnight oil at col- lege?" "Yes, Indeed," replied the fond but puzzled mother, "but the college must furnish a very Inferior quality of oil. John writes me that some midnights the light is so very poor that be can hardly read his hand." Pittsburgh Cbroulcle Telegraph. Men's Suits Men's Overcoats Men's Mackinaws Men's Underwear Boys' Suits 1110 Bel Call at house. Oscar K-1127 LOST ANBTornny KH'.M)A bicycle. Party canirave same by proving property and pay ing for this advertisement. Apply :it the Pioneer office. 2-1124 L( S Small Airedale pup. about two months old black with tan paws, and tan on sides of jaws Boy's Overcoats Boys' Underwear TABL E LINE N FOR ^THANKSGIVING will need new Linen for your Thanksgiving table. We have 25 Pieces, ranging in price from 65c to $2.50, every yard of which is worth 25 per cent, more than we are asking for it. Nearly all have napkins to match. THE BAZAAR STOR E With Thanksgiving near at hand you are no doubt in need of something new to wear. If you have never been our customer, try us, and you surely will be in the line with our many satisfied customers and come again. Our store is always ready to offer you the best merchandise for the least money in anything you wish to purchase. Men's Sweaters $7.50 to $8.50 Men's Wool Shirts $1.25 to $3 Boys' Mackinaws $3.50 to $6 Beys' Sweaters 60c to $3.50 Boys' Wool Shirts 75c to*"$l HATS AND CAPSYou will find a large assortment of Hats and Caps at popular prices. SHOESWith the big advance in shoes you will still find our prices as before, $3.50 to $5.50. We are constantly aiming to serve you to the best interests of us both. O. J. LAQUA Clothier 206 THIRD STREET BEMTDJI, MINN. The Thespian's Fiasco. Among Italia us. a correspondent In Rome tells we, the origin of the term "flaaeo" for failure is believed to have originated In the remark of an old Ital ian actor, lie bad in tbe course of a play to deliver a somewhat lengthy monologue, In which be invariably scored a great success, it was his bablt to always bold some object or other In bis baud, changing tbe article every time be appeared and never us ing tbe same thing twice. One even ing, seelug a wlue battle (called lu Italian tlascot, he nelzed and pro ceeded ou the stage to pronounce bis soliloquy. Whether it was that ou that occasion the audience was extraordi narily dlfllcult to please or whether it was that the actor was not up to his usual form, the fact remains that for once be did not obtain his customary applause, from which time the phrase fare fiasco" has become general in the Italian language.Loudon Cbrou lcle. $10 to $25 $3 to $8.50 $6 to $10 50c to $2 College Faculty. Prom the letter of a father to hie on at college Dear Harold-Your brief letter cam* to day. I am Inclosing the check for tb amount you requested. I have heard a great deal of the college faculty. I take It to be the faculiy for spending money. Affectionately. FATHER. -New York Pout. Flying Prediction!, lu 1273 Frltir Bacon predicted that dying would "shortly" become a geu eraj practice, un liUUop Wilkin* lu 1052 Bald, 'It will yet be an usual to hear a man cull for his wings when he Is golug on journey us It Is uow to hear hiro call for hi* boots." Some People Think 80. 'Lucia Lumuwrmoor' is a great rnvorte of mine." said Mrs. Van 8nen tier to Mrs. climber, whom she wag eu tertufuiiig at the opera. "I've never met h'r." said Mrs. Climber. "Is she attractive?"New York World. Proving It "Hoggs says thr.t he jiuds that two can live as cheaply as (me." "Yes. They lire with his wife's folks."Browning's Magazine. I am responsible before God for the work 1 might hate doue and did not do.H. A. Torrey. OUR $15 to $24 $6 to $10 $1 to $5 I yflWrWMfVWWWVWVWWrWVWWWWW lr i We are offering exceptional values in Mackinaws, in all colors, styles and sizes WOW TO GET IT ALMOST FRE Clip out and pr*eot COMACUUV* 4*Ujr eoupoa* or OM Sundmr ebovo, tOfotBcr with our epocta! pricoEl Reynolds & Winter THANKSGIVING SPECIAL $15 NOTABLEYou nuMT *ovnnoK lilt. S Beautifully bourn! in rick Marooncover lUmped to fold, artutie inlay design, with 16 fall-page portrait* of the world's most famous singers, and complete dictionary of musical terms. Out of Town Readers Will Add lOc. for Postage FLOATER POLICIES cover fire, lightning and theft, wherever the car might be. The cost is very low. Let us insure your*car at once. "HEAR SONGS"^iff fcT'iZ world in one volume of 500 pages. Chosen by 20,000 music lovers Four years to complete the book. Every song a gem of melody. Reward For Stolen Automobile CHARLES WARFIELD has found no trace of his V* Automobile, stolen last week. Total loss no insurance. T\R. SMITH drove his car to the cities some time ago, and while there the car was stolen. The loss was paid by REYNOLDS & WINTER. $2.50E VOLUM*Eelik.COMPOS E 98cS Mc. The rohyo* \m o.di*fU mt dnUm of The Bemidji Pioneer S (XN 6 Overcoat and Suit Values i quality in men's and young men's suits and over coats. ought not to spend $15 for clothes until you see these and know the values we offer for $15.00 Nothing to equal these at the price we simply decided to sell the best $15 values ever offered and here they are: We have a wonderful stock of themsuits and overcoats of the choicest materials and latest of styles and fabrics $15.00 Extra Special Values in Men's Overcoats, $12,75 We are offering one lot of men's winter overcoats in all colors, sizes from 34 to 40. These coats weVe carried over from last year and formerly sold at $20 and $25. Now your choice $12.75 Men's All-Wooo Mackinaws i Bradley SweatersSfl&$2.50 to $10.00 Shavitch Bros. 8UCCE330R8 TO SCHNEIDER BROS. COMPANY $6, $6.50,$7, $7.50 and $8.50 ^WWWMMMWWWi &