Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 7, 1913, Page 5

Fine embroideries 'only 3 12 cents yard at Troppman’s Friday nnd Sat- urday.—Adv. Mrs. A E. Nelson Iett “for: F&rgo yesterday afternoon to join Mr. Nel- = R T = g | 0 o son. They will go from Fargo to & | NE etk - o : h i 5 their new home in Hope next week, ) us 4 5 S Si % v B Cass Lake Times: Mrs. P. M. Pe- L oakata e oo 3 3 5 S o ; i s terson and children of Bemidii, for- i d : ; ‘merly residents. of Cass Lake were here Saturday . renewing aéqualnt-' Ances. . M, L. Burns of Cass Lake spent Yesterday in Bemidji. ““Xafe Emberland transacted busi-| Dop't fail 1o attend’the millinery mosw im Bemidji yesterday. opening tomorrow at the Henrionnet ‘“Wverybody ekates tomorrow.—Ady| | millinery. pariors—Adv. . “Meary. Blake of Big Fork 1s spend-| New ' Dutter substitute, fourteen m na'a;y in Bemidjt. cents per pound_ “Sweet as. Honey”, Arthur B. Early of Internationai| 08 Wie G. Schroeder’s store,—Ady. m» %-Ia Bemidji today, | “A-quiet ‘wedding occurrea at . the L= Baptist parsonage Thursday svnning. 4 snnm:._v—x:;vbooy and, papers &%)y, yoorehouse and Miss Rose Ander- som, both of this city, being the con- lln A. Hart of Farxo' was a Bo- tracting pnruea‘ -ldjl visitor yesterday. lny, why don’t you get rid of] Johu W. Wilcox came to Bemidji|those pimples and spruce up? “Hollis- from Funkley yesterday. ter's R. M. Tea will 0 1t sure. Begin |- = . meroxide of Mydrogen. : Popular sport — roller skating— | 20%- 35c. ‘Barker’s Drug Store.—— 1 have been sick with typhoid ,ev_ ‘Within recent years no remedy hag 3 SRR 3 ] Halapious tk ble o . Adv. come. into, such general use as perox- |l 3 g ok e 5 Adv. . ¥ er for: the last month and I have 3 1 ¥ X ' ; been in the Bainaritan Lospltal under | a°, of Bydrogen, the consu - delicacies will strike Menry Falk of Saum tramsacted| The taffy pull given at the home|been in the AIAL NoRDIIS 1 which has reached .enormous 5 5 : S S business in the city Thursday. of Mrs. I B./Olson for the Young|the care of Dr. Sanborn and Mrs.|yjons. In this section of the Mflfl -the heart of every Peoples’ society of the First Scandina- Sam Chern of Little Falls spent|vign Lutheran church was well at- yesterday in Bemidji on business. tended last evening. -After the taffy Everybody skates tomorrow.—Adv| | Pull, refreshments were served. Smith }Vhere I-received the very t;::;t there is an espocially. great.demand’ g houseyife and delzsh t care, I'am improving very rapidly|for its use and if nothing happens I will be able | catarrhs, as well . the TASTES of the whole family. to be in ‘my harness shop 'Monday t:on ‘:ldb“ an lntlleptlefi‘ln nonn'r;o- h the temth, which ~has been|tion with ‘surgical operations. e - 4 Little Hazel Ibertson is on the sick| ~ Which class are you .n—the Sav- :fi:;ced upaslnce T took sick. ‘Hoping New - York. Pharmaceutical-Era calls : 2 PTePflrlng a: da 1ntY list and unable to atfend school ers or the Spenders? We want you sttention to the fact that it is’ = 1uncheon will be easy % to meet ‘my old customers. ¢ . ._{to be in the former and to be inde- COLLARD. stable‘and widely variant-product and S 5 Adolph Geisness of Wilton is 1n|pendent. There is 1o bettor way to A L. that:its sale should be closely super work if you'll come to - the city. He is a witnesson a case. our store and buy our —Adv. 7 vised;: that the' manufacturer’should : . 00D start than ,with a savings account in ¥ 2 2 MINGS 3 & — i be compeled to indicate on:the label 3 3 S OR , # g # Half price embroidery ssfle Friday |the Northern National Bank.—Adv. the use’ for ‘Which ft is intended and GOS‘NEEQONS TO . already prepared dainty and Saturday at Troppman’s.—Adv. A. L. Collard, who has been con-|{ s NOTICE. 2 " b be required to stamp (as it deterior- /delicdcies. o J .A. Jackson of Cass Lake, was|fined in the Samaritan hospital for| Gentlemen, I have the most com-|afes. with age) the date of manufac- 2k 9 in Bemidjl between trains yesterday.|several weeks with the.typhoid fever, | plete and up-to-date tonsprial par- You will save more in ture.! In’ most makes of peroxide ‘of i i lors in this city, with baths in con-|hydrogen there is an addition of acet- ; B : ey ; 3 0. B. Harstad of Bemidji was an :ifim‘::e;:slc&:g“ ::; ll:l ;:ee::,;f::;lll ;: :::“o’; i ’:m a see us, 305 Bel- ;n!lldo, a8 .dp;'us : ;tgeh'rht- in : ; : LAB(?R axtn:.1 : anx?.et'cg'i b}sf L International Falls visitor Thurday. |, . oot tTme, His shop has Been |trami avenue. % angerous, and is ‘be an un : 7 ‘buying ese ng aecessary addition. Martin Davies of Detroit, was allocked up during his illness. 0 RAY O. DENNIS, Proprletor already Prepared’ “than e businees visitor in Bemldjl yesterday.} 1y, Bomigji Greenbouse will have|—AdY: 4l il A “Iron Bearing Plants. - ) 'they will: 00513 in MONEY . . Pon't miss Troppman’s special em-}1000 carnations Friday which will be “Experiments are under way at the broldery sale Friday and Saturday.— |sold at 75c¢ per doz. while they: last. Airship Shed. on Heligoland. agricultural bacteriological station in : xav Phone 166.—Adv. . Btk ewspioées amontd W) [ e ROQ & Markusen l h Goorge Nuft of Duluth was & din-| Mrs. William Hardikops of Park. |AD airship shed is to be bullt on| Iron carried In certaln plants, with a Heligoland, and that its coustruction|View to the effect on the human sys- mer guest at the Koors home Thurs-[ers Prairie left this morning for her tem when those plants used < Ph 206.207 ; ; 5 ill be begun:in the spring. The shed e plants are - 7 ones - day. home after spending several days-in :lll l: of n’; molv,lngnt‘yw, so0 that | food. Artificially prepared foods oon- |8 - - fncihe ol L - v % e the city as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. | |t can be used whatever the direction | taining iron do not always produce C. J.'Larson. Mrs. Hardikops was| pf the wind. the desired effect, ‘becauss the iron tormerly Miss Proehl and was em-| It s to be bullt in a deep depres |ls not completely assimilated. This 3 ployed as a irained nurse here in | sion cafled the Sapskuhle, and when Attend the millinery opening- to-| Bemidj. 2 ne vded for_the exit or entrance of an | morrow at the Henrionnet millinery . A e . pariors.—Ady. The Original Cherry. Sisters gt the. 1 K 2 < g % 3 Fied A3 ] _ Brinkman theater. Everybody who & S = 3 s Jewls Hangon of Deor Lake was a | ynows them think they can “pet.- H:depiensi h ridg ; diunér guest at’the home of E..M.|agy. &y #Sathre Thursday: : ©. W. Jewett went to the cities last avening. He expects to remain for two or three days on business. i Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Randahl are onr the sick list with the grippe this week. Mr. and Mrs. John' W. McManus 8 and son, John, and daughter; Gladys, | of Adams, North Dakota, arrived in the city 'yesterday and will -be the ; oe 0wn yonr car-=don’t let it own S s Jes M T IR o “you. A new Mr. Dooley rises fo ‘wey avenue, and Mrs. McManus’ par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, James Bowe 1111 | are funny. Some of them go around| ' Pmums cumzp mrexoismvavs | L} _ remark that fllere are 0"’ twu Lake' Boulevara for about a month. | With théir hands in’ thelr pockets, ang | Tour a';“,, o fefund money_ 1t others wear diamond rings.”—Judge. of nchinf “Bling; Bwn': or Pr:lt.‘r’u?‘: 2 : z klllds flf Cal’S"'“flle Fords ald- tlle You need ‘a cleaning, purifying % Piles in § to 14 days. §0c. & v % 5 4 : - can’t affords.” You'll want: a Spring remedy now. Hollister’s R. Best to Get I; Over Early. : , Ford when the season is on. Then + by it today. M. Tea is the best you can- get.— Love's like the measies—all ths There are -more than 220.000 l’ml' “on the Ba)rker’a Drug Store.—Adv. .| worge when it comes late in life.— vorld’s —the best possible ¢ h ""enJ' Prices—runabosts The,‘Associated Charities will have| > ™ol a meeting this evening at . eight —turflmm—hnmtmf.o.i.bm o'clock in the Carnegié library for Love's Flight Alone Vlilhls Pound...... . inieiki e, the purpose of adopting a constitu-| Love comes unseen; wo ‘only ses .{ g "Moter Conpnym and Folllulli Slneb . or from Detroit factory. i ampp!ngolbomhbymmum iz out from hostile warehips. All the magazines, all the Sunday and daily papers including Bemidji papers always at Peterson’s.—Adv. Rev. S. E. P. White returned from St. Paul and Minneapolis last even- ing, where he has attended a meet- ing of the Home Missions. Dr. R. N. Adams, . superintendent emeritus of the Northwest district, will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit Sunday morning and evening. The Henrionnet millinery parlors are now showing a beautiful line of spring and summer hats.—Adv. ‘ Cass Lake Times: Mrs. Mary Mc- Dermid ‘and Mts. Wm. Hart of Be- midji, were week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M, Colwell. tion. - They will alse discuss taking So.—Austin Dobson. up the anti-tubercular movement at those tnterested are urged 10 ne pre.| DO YOU ENJOY EATING sent at this meeting. 5 Or Does Everything You Eat Distress You, Experts declare that the reason Fancy fruit and confections for the table or sick room in winter as well Harry McArthur of St. é&\ll, arriv- ed here this morning and will re-|as in summer at Peterson’s.—Adv.|stomach disorders are so ‘common in 5 Cass Lake Times: The following|this country is due to hasty and care- . : p families have arrived in Cass Lake |10 habits of eating. Stomach Brl“kman Th eater since Saturday to make their home: | troubles and run-down conditions al- Frank A. Stromberg, direct from Ill- so;:;:mlg §° :og“h“t' i St ) In inois who has two sons just the kind | 1 uind, of Gneonts, 4 2 | What's New In- Showland |[c: nueiness help bufld up the| ] had abad stomach trouble for fif- country. _Mr. Stromberg will build z:m:dy:nd?nd b:]cknmo a:ow::; ?::kl | : r s s, u, ardly w; or < &l Beginni < d continuing || % the land south of M. N. Koll’s 3 I i t.heg laatnlga}}flo.fe::: “;,ge:: Th: Brink! farm and then move out to develop a My appetite ‘was very poor, f’"d it man—Bemidji's Theatre, will feature ||farm, Irwin Alger, a cement work-|Seemed impossible to get any ‘relief. er who Intends to go into the cement |Siice taking two bottles of Vinol.I 2 58S H work here has moved in with his fam-|1nd that it has already made a re: Original Gherry Sisters ||xs: " tner came rrom Bemiast. seney BAikb tmprovehal iy seeli B m; ) ger, ant One of the best and highest priced Magnan a laborer from Mahnomen have galned in welght.” < vaudeville attractions traveling in the || bas moved in with his family. The Vingl makes weak stomasha st United States. The Original Cherry |]jig 1s almost up on houses for rent ol Aty AcLs arOnE: Sisters entered vaudeville about the and new families are being housed.in | P6Cau8e it strengthens and tones up time of the world’s fair at Chicago. ¢ ‘| the: weakened,. tired and overtaxed o % i~ & 3 ST ’ P 5 temporary. quarters till new build- 5 At b I < : S5 r E O 3 A From the start managers' everywhere || ¢ ; nerves of the digestive organs: Vinol PR : i 74 : : \ proclaimed them the finest entertain- || ings can be put up to supply the de- fni 2 gl SR Sy SR : o SR e 4 £ 3 3 ers traveling, and so successful have || mand. Wm. Fender has.purchasea|i8 easily aseimilated by the weakestiff i ; ; : : SR ki S 3 they been during:the.years past ‘that §| . 4 1o in the. east end of town to |Stomachs, and is delicious to t-he il they have become wealthy. Their act hi £°h n | taste, tonight is simply. wonderful. abeolutely J| ake bis permanent fome here. Try a bottle of Vinol with the un- deait and and modt efite! ng. Bad breath, weak stomach, slug-|derstanding that your money will be | 3 Besides the Cherry Sisters gish bowels, make you miserable; | returned if it doss mot help you. P “’ ' H' h SGhnnl take Hollister’s R. M. \Tea and enjoy | Barker’s Drug smre, Bemidji, Minn. ra s lg lite, begin. today 36c. . Barker’s|-—Adv. o Sy | S ; ; : A Al : e e Tfl"iefs Drug Store.—Adv. - | 5 =y 7 4o B W o o AN ] e EMBROIDERY SALE. °R°CER'ES | el B RE Picture Program Fresh. New e i 3000 Feet of Feature Film mia.y and smmuy at. Troppman’s. — = : : One table embrioderles. worth to e = e > : ¢ . ; e &1 Shucks Orchestra Playing -All the || ten conts a yard, only five cents. o ‘City Hall = S 4 “INL ol = f Latest Numbers One_table embroideries worth: to — - fifteen cents. Sale prleo, only 71-3 cents yard.. < One . table unbgoldeflu worth to 8how Starts 7:10 Admission . 100 and 256 Defective Page