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a London Church** May ^Hvo |ffi Oivo Way to the Demands o# Modern Progress, f^ys teen historic -city churches in of London. 13 $f them the t^wf' Sir Christopher Wren, have 'parked for destruction by a,corn appointed-by the bishop of to consider the whqle quee the city churches, In seven Is proposed to preserve, for i| architectural and historic value. |ttie? towers of the churches. In the levins leases these old monuments, |e*tug back: to the seventeenth century n&th^ great fire of London,.would 9Pnia) la the recommendation of the lliwlop'i ^commission, but already ^mMf protests have arisen and the H^cMety for the Protection of Ancient pB#a%s has announced that it will l^| tap wery possible step in making the ^amtMd^gt protest. i value of tbi sites of these res is placed at nearly |8,500.- r^wQuvd, situated as they axe in the grefct business center of London, be ^rwefefSt Paul's and the Tower and a llt$s to the north of that line. In ad tfc thjs- enormous, retain from ']*burcb property the, commission to realize an income, of $120,- year from the benefices after aside $81,000 a year for the of certain of the clergy eon For the site of a single that of All Hallows,'Lombard Barclay's bank has offered $2,- and the value of the site of St I'a-ln-the-Bast has been estt Vat $14250,000. jr^i t. FROM THE DOCTOR ^f.* i lent Reason SAW* W &*" 1 for the Depression Was Manifested in the .It Bue/s Attitude. jfc^jISu) 'toW bug'lias a sad face. He is ^#|j#^ly out of sorts. Something is the with htm. He has just come ^I^fHjinr the. doctors oflce- where he has 'i^wjnjjiaergdne a thorough physical exam- *in|lt*Mi. He is sore apd depressed, but fm^ from y/Mt the doctor found, but ^Bjpgfe what he refused to find. r^ptou are all right," said the learned Ppkysidan.',!.- 'Ton are as sound as a Was a little Joke the,golf bug ^^.'enJoy^V 1 ilAjte you sure that I am in first-class Edition?" he asked. ^M*|pteiy.',l SM~ i' flifmy' blood pressure normal1" ^jpfeart regular?" Jt^lfrSfcaii O. KV '*S^JOaita.cleijrTl ^IWVbeii" ,$U*er in good working orderf* fSplemlld." t^ace JO* neurltlsr ^J^N^!5taMt, I not bordering on a nervous 9WUf %Bm bo indication of it" g-^^aorry." 'r"Sorry, man what forr ^IVilJltoug^t surely you'd dig up some Ifo^SrcuSe^or'me to go away. Now ^l^jhaye to be honest and say rm go !lngff8outh simply because I want to pliy golf."^Detroit FVee Press. TO MARCH OF TIME ^'l^WvHetel In QuJncy, Maas., Associates} '^rSmmWimmm.Mim, is te Bsosm* Suslnese Itocfc. otd Hancock house, sttusted In vsare. Qulncy, has ceased to be a ii-i!Bw present owner of the prop erj^ 9nry M. Faxon,. Is to have the part removed and the first floor ted into a lftrgeJustness block. jW^^tots|- has only provided sleeping M|6ttteis for number of years. ^MJh^tha^ajrs of the did stage coach W1%-HfeBcock louse was one of the Mi leMPg hotels of" southeastern liassa* 111 dpietia Sand'the first place to which #^twrelers''resorted for refreshments. Pl#torT'ihe distinguished men who fhp* been entertained there was Dan f^leL-WsJwter, going t* and from bis K# hpw on the old. Plymouth coach. On ic^mnt of Mr. Webster's liberality In f'^dJapenslhg good cheer It was requent- ^||!*along time before the coach was $ able to proceed on Its trip. Mr. Web gpr wis always generous In his tips to t$s) stable boys and bell hops of those aadent days and history says that be often threw SB goldpleces to the scraisy bfe^K hoys In the hotel yard. "*"_. present structure waa bunt- to but several years ago the ground ia-as remodeled Into stores and oalf tte upper part waa used as fbi hoM proper. When Adams academy walFln its prime the place was used as a ^boarding house for students who e$igi to Qulncy from other cities and tetes and were obliged to make their abode In the city of presidents. Thlnge We Perget -JtfjMA here seem to have developed .^ai\avrkward habit of leaving their T^leja'behlnd in street cars. According *Vte:,|he last annual report of lost prop erty, the general manager of the street rafiways says three artificial linns found their way Into the Mat, which [also- includes six gas masks, sixty Wales and prayer books and cash to SEE ...v.. $,*-"-.J....-., -I'i.TS'yrttwegwja HI mm +-m PROFESSWNAl DRS. JOHNSON BORRESON Pkyaician* and Surgeons Bmnldji. Mlna, DRS. GILMORE McCANN Physicians and Surgeons Office Mllea Blaok Drs. Marcum & McAdory Physicians and Surgeon* Barker Block. "^hirA St.' Hoursll-lt a. at, s-i pun. PhonesOffice Res. DR. L. A. WARD Physiciaa and Surgaoa Bemldjl, A A. V. GARLOCK. at D. EjmBarNosaThroat IMI nnU DR. E. H. SMITH Physician and Surgaoa Office Security Bank Block DR. H. A. NORTHROP MOMNFAraio 9wemaukM ajr mummmom Ibertson Block Office Phone Mi y. R. SANBORN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Offlee: Miles Btoek House ^taone 44SOffice Phoae DR. A. DANNENBERG Chiropractor Hours10 to 12 a. m', 1:30 to 5. Other hours by appointment. Phone 401-W Calls 1st National Bank Blag. DR. E. A. SHANNON, M. Physician and Surgeon Office In Mayo Block Phone Res. Phone III DENTISTS 7-1 DR. J. W. DIEDR1CH OfflaeCLsary-Bowser Bl FhonOffice S7S-W. Res DR F. A. HASS DENTIST Office in Battles Block Phona 447 DtL G. M. PALMER Dentist and Orthodontist Barker Building t'.% Bemldjl, Minn. VETERINARIANS J. WAW1NQER' TBTBBnrABT SJVOF.OaT Offlee and Hospital doora west of Troppman'a. Phone No. ISt trd street and Irvine Ave. Phones: Office**-!* Has. BemldJk vMam. foiHt E*-*MU tc &*. Buys*- Small Hotw^fdr cash and sells them 6n"#rnall tU monthly paymenth FIRE i INSURANCE: i REAL ESTATE^ REYNOLDS A WINTER S12 Beltrami Ateame 1 D. H. FISK, Attoney Law Offlee, Nortnern Mattonal Bank Bide. Pboii ill. CoDeetloae a saeaatty H DRY CLEANING Vl^! OUtaes Gleaner* for aad OhlMrea 6. A. K0LBE GROCERIES Th Best That Money Can Buy Corned Eleventh and pond V-Uf Phone 57 \'i- i For First Class AUTO LIVERY SERVICE Either Day or Night WARD BROS, AUTO LIVERY 77^:77 Five and seven passenger cars for every occasion. Country trips a specialty. 218 Beltrami Avenue "?3?" THE BEMIDJIAUTO LIVERY Day and Night Service. Country Trips a Specialty l5DPHONElSn Service Our Motto Office Markham Hotel Building Linahan & Runyan Proprietors SNAPS, FOR SALE By French or Lahr. Phone 93 Four room house $1,200 Six room house $3,000 Eight room house $7,000 Two room house $700 Four room house, 1 acre land $1,000 Seven room house, 1% acre .land $1,000 Six room house, 5 acres land $2,100 Five acres, no house $500 Forty, acres, two room house, barn, with 5 acres of clover $600 Sixty acres, lake shore farm, 5 room house, ten acres crop, for quick turn,' per acre $85 Eighty acres clay soil, seven miles from town $800 Eighty acres, highly im proved, fine location, two Ngniles from city terms, per acre $150 Good corner lot, 50 foot, on Minnesota avenue, terms..'. $450 Homes, Farms, Lots, Wild m: VSr&Wi" -T iness and Classified Dep^inen^U8:^Wirti^-|l^cJ: WF "SERVICE" '^i -njervice to the public, service to one's community, service to one's fellowmen, is the modern intensely practical business ideal. Our small attempt at service ir photographs for publicity. A. A. RICHARDSON WpStfftWp Ads 1 1 Photographer *i Rich Portrait Studio, 29 10th S Popular priced quality portrait* QuaUy kodak finishing. Prints only 3c, 4c, 5c, 6c post cards 6 Why pay more? notypaidthoseat ^^1~* HELP WANTEDMALE WANTEDBoy to trade. Apply at Phone 626. learn bakery Koors Bros. 6-28tf HELP WANTEDFEMALE WANTEDGirl at Lake Shore hotel. 2t6-30 WANTEDGood kitchen'help at the Rex Cafe. 6-25tf WANTED'Experienced kitchen girl, 8-hour shift. Third Street Cafe. 6-23tf WANTEDGirl for general house work. Apply at once. Phone 462. 4t7-3 FOR SALEFARM PROPERTY FOR SALESome good* bargains U. farm lands and houses. Edward Anderson. 6t7-l FOR SALELand, close to Bemldjl. Deal direct with owner. Address !R. T." care of Pioneer. 6t6-29 FOR SALE80 acres highly Improv ed heavy black on clay farm about 40 acres under high state of cul tivation. IK mile to station, 3 miles to another, 8 miles to Be mldjl large barn root cellar gar age fine grove, white pine, white oak some tamarack fine pasture. 6-room house, cement foundation. E. J. Willits-Luther Olson, the Landmen. 3t6-29 FOR SALE200 acres highly im proved, farm, 70 acres under cultl -yatioii large white house, large barn, granary, hog house, chicken house, well house, lots of wood, white elm, basswood. This is best improved, best clay farm in this county for the money, 160 per acre. Fine neighborhood, 2 miles to two stations. 8 miles from Bemldjl. E. 3. Willits-Luther Olson, the Land men 3t6-29 FOR SALEHighly improved 143 acre farm, 40 acres cleared and Into crops, 30 more meadow lots of wood, y* mile lake shore, pretty creek runs through farm 11-room house, stone foundation 2 good barns, granary, chicken house, hog house good well and pump on main road. 5 horses, 15 head cat tle, 4 pigs, 40 chickens, splendid dog drill, gang plow, 2 new wag ons, 5-section drag, buggy, mower, rake, binder (new), harnesses, 9 sheep, teed corn, lots of hay, fan ning mill, democrat wagon, De La val separator all household goods. Worth $10,000, but $7,000 takes everything. This can't be beat for stock and farming. E. J. Willits Luther Olson, The Landmen. 3t6-29 THE PIONEER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING H. N M'KEE, Funeral Director PHONE 178-W or Laundry BRING ME YOUR CAR No matter how dirty it may be, and it will look like new when you get it back. John Matland City Livery Bam Corner Third and Irvine Ave. Advertisements in this.column cost ONE CENT per word for FIRST INSERTION and HALF CENT per word for subsequent consecutive insertions of same copy. Cash must accompany copy. :^^^y for time insertion willobeour and then onl to havingof open accounts books No ad takei* for less than 15 cents. i" FOR SALE FOR SALEGood Oakland six cheap for cash. E. J. Willlts. FOR SALETwo ton truck with body, $500 for quick sale. C. J. Jewett Co. 6-30tf FOR ANT kind of real estate deal, set or write B. J. Wlllits, 218 i.raia Ave. Phone 41. 121Sit FOR REAL BARGAINS In real estate and deals of all kinds, see T. Bau dette, manager of Northern Min nesota Real Estate Exchange, 211 Beltrami ave. Phone 68. lrao7-7 charged for at ONE i i i WHEN OTHER METHODS FAIL TRY A PIONEER WANT ADVERTISEMENT 6t7- 2 FOR SALE2 horses, 1 single wagon* 1 farm wagon. Edward Anderson. 6t7-l FOR SALEOne horse rarm wagon, 2 inch tires. Joseph Tardie. East Bemldjl. 6t7-l FOR SALE-Player piano, Story ft Clark. Good as new. A. T. BoeTEACHER 1111 Minnesota ave. 3t6-30 FOR SALEHay, Kentucky blue grass. Carl Opsata, Bemldjl, Minn. Rte. No. 2. Phone 4-F-2 4t6-2B FOR'SALhiSee the Bemldjl Sta tionery store for rubber stamps, fac simile signature stamps, no* tarlal seals and corporation seals FOR SALE1917 Ford touring car, (it's a good one). B. J. Willits Luther Olson, the landmen. 6t7-2 FOR SALEViolin. Very fine old in strument in first.class condition. Will sell reasonably. A. B. Amadon, Orchestra Leader, Rex Theatre. 6d7-6 FOR SALEFirst Class violin and leather case. Both in first class condition. Cace alone worth $15. Both go for $25 if taken at once. Apply at Pioneer. 3d7-l FOR SALEMotor boat It's a good boat and a good buy. Also have a large one, will carry 20 people, very cheap. E J. Willits-Luther Olson, the landmen. 6t7-2 FOR SALEAutomobile spot lights Electric. Can be attached to any7-room car. Worth ,new, $8.60. As good as new and will sell tor $4.50. B. H. Denu, care Pioneer. 3d7-l STRAWBERRIES, CHERRIES, AP- plesWe grow and ship fruit. Strawberry season commences about June 25th cherries July 10th Apples, August 15th. Straw berries, $3, cherries, $3.50 per 16SUMMER quart crate, f. o. b. Bayfield. Money in advance, or c. o. d. by express. Reference First National Bank, Bayfield, Wis. Wm. Knight & Son, Bayfield, Wis. 10t7-8 LOST AND FOUND LOSTBlue skirt between 609 BeReynolds mldjl ave and 3rd street. Finder please leave at Pioneer for reward. 6-2 ltf LOSTA gold bar pin set with pearls and sapphires. Return to Wm. Beedge. Barker's Drug Store.. 3t7-2 LODGES Bemidji Lodge No. 119, I. O. O. F., Beltrami A?e. and 4th St., meets every Friday evening at 8 o'clock. THIS WEEK BUSINESS C. J. Winter, N. G., TeL 862J R. A. Hannah, Rec. Sec., Tel 719W Ha# UMOdl LOOSE Loyal Order of NOOSE, NO. 1452, Moats first eV third TeesI, each aaoath THA Ceei Milota Ave. aad Third St, 8 PJal* Vuitiag brother* ecially Invited B. Hoyt, Secy. Phosw 71W NEXT MEETING REGULAR BUSINESS LSSBMHM.MM. BEMIDJI CAMP NO. 5012,- meets 2nd aad 4th Tdes. each month at I. O. d. F^halL Visiting neighbors especially invited Nest Meetieg REGULAR BUSINESS J. P. Lahr, Clerk Phone 84 .^hem-^^ift^IlM CEN WANTEDInvalid 608-J. WANTEDInvalid chair, Address OY L. pare Pioneer. 3tC-St WANTED Experienced Laundry .help for a thoroughly modem plant. st7-i WANTEDWork by young lad perlenced in plain painting aad handy with tools. Curtis Hamlltoa, 50.6 Mississippi avenue. 6d7-l WANTEDPosition as stenographer willing to start at reasonable salary. Address 418 Van Brant street, Mankato, Minn. 9t7-l WHO HAS taken a buer ness course, desires position aa stenographer. Best of reference Address care of Pioneer. 4t7-l F0&RENT. FOR RENTUnfurnished rooosE $10 a month. Inquire Rex Cafe. 6-wtf FOR RENTTwo furnished roonuv Inquire 423 Fourth street Phoas) 559. 3t-tf FOR SALECITY PROPERTY FOR SALEBest located 4-room cot tage in the city on Beltrami ave. For information phone 372-W, 110-W, 203-J. B. R. Ericksozr. 5t7-I FOR SALEGrocery store on 72a* street. Full basement. BuildfaaT partly up and material enough oa ground to complete. Terms part cash balance in bankable paper* Inquire E. A. Hewitt, Brlckson lie* tel. 18t7-ll NYMORE PROPERTY FOR SAUK: 4-room bungalow, basement and heating plant, lot 75x140. house, concrete basement, lot 300x300. 4-room bungalow, full concrete basement, garage and woodshed and chicken house, lot 126x140V 3-roo house, 50 ft. lot, monthly payments. 4-room cottage, 100 ft. lot. Reynolds & Winter. 6t7-l RESORT PROPERTIES for SaleCottage, 3 rooms and screen ed porch, 50 ft. lot on .Lake Be mldjl. Cottage, 3-rooms and screened porch, 200 ft. lot on Lake Bemidji. Lake Shore lots at Lavlnia, Pine Beach park, 75 acres on Marquette lake 51 acres on Turtle River lake and 20 acres on Three Island lake. & Winter. 6t7-l CITY PROPERTY FOR SALENov 1002 Beltrami avenue, a real hone. Brick and stone, 10 rooms, strictly modern, 75 ft. corner lot. No. 1019 Dewey avenue, 4-roosa bungalow,-modernt full basement, garage, 50 ft. lot. No. 913 Bemidji avenue, 6- 'house, 37% ft. lot, not modern. -r-No. 314 Fourth street, 7- house, modern, hot water heat, a fine home, 50 ft. corner lot, a choice location for a public garage in the business district. No. 1002 Mississippi avenue, .18 room house, partly modern, 50 ft. corner lot. No. 1317 Irvin avenue, 5-r house and barn, lot 66x330. No. 903 Irvin avenue, 6-r house, 50 ft. corner lot. No. 623 Mississippi avenue, 7- rooms and bath, hardwood floors* garage and wood house, 100 ft. corner lot. Reynolds & Winter. 6t7-l LOTS OF HOUSESLet us sell yen one. 4-room house on easiest terms. Very nice home, 7 rooms, on three lots. Cosy Lake Shore home, all mod ern, right up to date none better in this city. 8-room house, 2 50-foot lots, fists. 9-room all' modern house and good 6-room house, on 60-foot corner lot, elegant location, beautiful home. -7-room house, barn and garage, it foot lot on pr-ed street. A splend id home. 7-room house, garage, 60 foot lot, lots of cement walks, fine location. ^6-rooms and bath, fire place, and hardwood finish. Oarage, 5t-foot lot, one block to two schools. Good 9-room house, down town rents for S30 small house on Teas' of lot, 13160. 5 rooms and bath, the cutest aM modern home garage attached te house 3 corner lots/ Cheep-. We have a great many more, and have some real bargains In lots aad Inside acresE. J. Vv illits-Luther i i 'J & 1 1 J a