Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 24, 1911, Page 5

shapes. Display This store enjoys. the pleasing distinction of being one of the foremost leaders in the show- ing of exclusive dress hats. Our display will convince 'you that it is an exhibition of the_ most attractive assortment of chic Hats, in the smartest and very latest Spring styles- and HETLAND & FALLON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Abe Olson of Littleforkis in Be- midji today. Mrs. M. J. Benner of Devils Lake, N. D, is the guest of Bemidji friends today. H. A. McCormick of I‘nternational Falls, M. & I. agent at that place, is a Bemidji visitor today. Dr. M. A. Desmond of Akeley is in Bemidji tuday for the purpose of attending the Elkanah commandery meeting this afternoon and evening. It surely would be out of reason for you not to wear this Spring-time the newest straw hat of the season, when you can buy it at Hetland & Fallon. Miss Helen Davies of Grand Forks and Miss Lois Davies of Crookston, will arrive tomorrow morning and will be guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Marcum, 603 Bemidji avenue. The Judge’s| Final Decision The court of last resort is the housewife. It is the one last hope, and it is a very important matter. Your Unimportant Prescriptions Who fills them? Judgment, and the most careful judgment must be exercised and the good housewife will insist that it be put where care- ful scientifiic compounding is done. Even though it may not require the same possibility of error in careless scientific manipulation there’s hands as there would be with the one you consider important. Errors are practically impossible in our pre- because we place every possible safeguard around the compounding and - only employ scription department, expert prescriptionists. Prices are never higher, uéually lower than elsewhere. Wo Use Squibbs Chemicals and Parke-Davis Pharmaceuticals ‘We .place our arguments for your disposition. City Drug Store It is the policy of the Northern National Bank to avoid all specuta- tive ventures and to keep its funds in assets always readily convertible into cash. Rev. Parshall of Cass Lake is in Bemidji today. S. Fairbanks of Red Lake is in Bemidji today. W. A. White of Thief River Falls is in the city today. Mu. C. A. Kroog of Crookston is|]| a Bemidji visitor today. T. J. Drew of Tenstrike was a Bemidji visitor yesterday. C. D. Fitch of Fort Francis re’ turned to his home this morning. J. E Bardyck, an abstractor at International Falls, is in the city today. . Chester Stebbins of Crookston is in“the city today and is registered at the Rex. . I. Greengard ' of International Falls is in Bemidji today, attending to business matters. John King of Walker is in Bemidji today, and will attend a meeting of the Elkanah Commandery. George A. Snyder of International Falls, treasurer County, i§ in Bémidji today. "7 Eugeune Oneil of Lima transact- ed business in Bemidii today. J. A. Wessel of St. Paul, a mem- ber of the State: game and fish commission is in the city today. H. C. Bear, cashier o’ the Security State Bank, returned yesterday from a business trip to the Twin Cities. S. A. Paquain returned to Bemidji last night from Long Prairie where he spent the last few days on busi- ness. Edgar H. Zimmerman of Iaterna- tional Falls, arrived in Bemidji this morning and will return to his home tomorrow. G. P. Watson editor of the In- ternational Press is in Bemidji and is attending the commandery meet- ing here today. . Y Dr. R. C. Monahan of Inter- national Falls returned to his home this morning, after transacting business in Bemidji. T. J. Miller returned last night to Bemidji from Minneapolis where he was called by the serious illness of his son-in-law, J. E. Lingren. A social dance will be given by the I. S, W. A. lodge No. 109, at the Odd Fellows Hall, Sat. night March 25th. Music will be furnished by Curtiss Orchestra. Everybody. in- vited. Admission 50cts. 2611 Marines, encamped in Guan- tanamo, Cuba, on the U. S. S. Dixie and the U. S. S. Prairie, and 500 Marines on the Pacific coast ‘on board the U. S. S. Buffalo, are ready to start the “Maneuvers” at any time, 'way down South’ The report that appears to be in circulation in regard to the illegal test of milk and cream sold at Schwandt & Marin’s general store, is somewhat of a joke when one takes into consideration that the above firm has three (3) reports from the Food & Dairy Department of ‘St. Paul, Minn,, as follows, milk 4.5 per cent, second report, milk 4 per cent, third, milk 4.2 per cent. All three reports are on display at their store. - Bemidji Provision Co. . of Koochiching The St. Paul Marine Corps - Re- cruiting office is transacting more business, but no special orders call- ing for an additional number of men, to take part in the expected “Maneuvers” have thus far been re- onal Falls, is in Bemidji today. | Dr.avd Mrs. C.R. Sanborn re- | turned to--this city ' this' morning after. havin Mianeapolis. . ’ i {The Baptist Ladies’ Aid will hold a food sale at McCuaig’s store Satur day, March 25, All donations re .quested in early. Sy spent several days in Sacrificing the: Woman. “That Carlyle could contemplate with efuanimity being unpraised, unmoney- ed and neglected all his life, that he required neither the ‘world's”pudding nor its breath and could be happy without them, was pardonable and per- haps commendable, d expect another person to share this unmohneyed, puddingless and rather forlorn - condition was' scarcely con- sistent with such lofty principles. Men may sacrifice themselves, if they please, to imagined high duties and ambitions, but they have no right to marry wives and sacrifice them.—Exchange. How People Die. It is estimated that the average duration of human life is thirty-three years. ‘A quarter of the people die dur- ing the seventh year and half before the seventeenth. Of every 1,000 per- sons one only reaches 100 years, siy in Is further estimated that throughout the world 50,000,000 die annually, 138,- 000°a day, nearly 6,000 an hour, 90 a’ minute, or three in every two seconds. ceived. ivil engineer of Inter- | That he should|’ 100,get to 65 and one in 500 to 80, - It The event New modes for spring are - here in profusion. where else will you find such charming styles so reasonably priced. No- _ LOVERS of beautiful Spring Milli- nery.have been crowding our parlors ever since our opening announcement. has been more thdn a mere matter of business—its a liberal education in correct milli- nery. On these days we want you to come and spend as much of your time as possible. You'll like the surroundings, and you'll be easily suited here. l Henrionnet Millinery Parlors | 309 Minnesota Avenue fectly they fit. are'most-beautiful. Spring Opening SATURDAY, MARCH 25TH The formal Spring Opening of our garnient department *begins, and we cordially invite every woman of this vicinity to call and carefully inspect the newest fashions. ! s ) The styles for this season, showing a radical change from last year We have made careful selections and believe ; that you will admire every coat and suit we're showing. We ask you to pay particular attention to the styles, the fabrics, the quality, ‘the _‘workmanship and the trimmings. Then try on the garments and see how per- The “Palmer Garment” trade-mark, attached to each coat and suit, is a guar- anty of the most careful attention to every detail. : garments which were satisfactory in service and desirable in every way. ; A few of the new garments are illustrated here, but pictures cannot present the beauty of the originals. Will you come as early as possible and see how well we are equipped to serve you? For years it has appeared on Ladies Waists This Coat is made from grey mixed, suit- ing, lined to waist with grey satin, la- pels, cuffs ‘and sailor collar is trimmed with navy bluesatin. Price $22.50 The number is 4039; Ask to seeit. - _ You'lllike our waists,there isthat dressy tasty appear- ance about them thatappeal to particular dressers, you can buy waists that we can recommend at $1.00 to $5.00 sach Pretty Silks Silk Marquisettes42 inches wide at $1.35 a yd. Foulard silk, Persian silk, ;Messeline silk. Special waist and dress lengths. “No Two Allke: ~ Dress Goods ‘Another shipment of dress < §oods added to our spring assortment of dress goods, we surely can please you in dress goods. Popular Wash Goods Satin stripe Marquisettes 50¢ a-Yard- Irish Linetts A fine sheer linen finished - thread material many pretty designs to choose from, also side bands. . 19c a Yard Flaxons We are showing this popu- Jdar cloth in white, pink, . lavender, rose, brown, tan, linen, eardinal, black, light blue, navy blue also a large line of figured patterns. Men’s Wear in Basement. O'LEARY-BOWSER GO, ' BEMIDJI, NINN. v This Suit is a Misses garment also suitable for small ladies, made from beautiful grey mixed suit- ing, lined with rose color- ed silk, the number—4618 Price