Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 2, 1913, Page 5

conducted in . the Baptist church on Sunday -afternoon at 3 p m. hy Rev Otto H. Bauer. . ° Bring me your watch and jewelry repair work. Chas. L. Cummer.— Adv. The Mooneys and Allens of Minnea- !polis will arrive next week and will {occupy their cottages at Lavinia dur- ing the summer. i 8 A A Richardson is at Red Lake g e N lagency getting some more pictures mi;’jlictor ?ls;: of ‘Akeley wasiin: Bes {for his Indian collection. . He will JESLOraRy: not return till after Sunday. C. H. Porter of Grand Forks was in | Closing out -merchandise ‘aucti Bemidji yesterday. g ction wsale is now going on in full blast at J. J. Opsahl returned from a trip! 0 C. Rood and Co.—Adv. to Moorhead today. Mrs. W. W. Russéll of Duluth, who Go-carts repaired at the second 'has been the guest of her uncle and hand store.—Adv. |auut, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Muncy for G. A. Johnson of Federal Dam spent 2 few days this week, left yesterday yesterday in Bemidji. ;for her home. George Granley of Clearbrook wasi Mrs. James Muncy-of :Rayalton is a Bemidji caller this week. jthe guest of Mr. . and - Mrs. R. H. iMuncy. She is also calling on friends at Mill Park. Mrs. James Muncy is R. H. Muncy’s sister-in-law. Fred Rhoda returned last evening from a trip to Turtle River. ANl aboard for the dam at 2:30, Sunday on the City of Bemidji. ot go to Hakkerups and have your pic- ture taken,—Adv. i Rev. Ty olste will deliver the J. C. Lundquist of Park Rapids isifirst of a s of little sermons to in Bemidji transacting business. the Sunday ;chool children next Sun- 'day, at 12 - o’clock, at the First Wm. Munch, gape jardon Of‘Scandmauan Lutheran church. Crookston is in Bémidji on business. | Remember “I make watches run right.” Chas. L. Cummers.——Adv. V. M. Owens of Hines transact business in Bemidji yesterday. Mrs. M. Gappa, who was taken to |the St. Anthony’s hospital yesterday 3\vas operated upon for appendicitis Mrs. M. Burton of St. Paul is lhe;yesterday morning and is getting guest of her daughter, Mrs. PhiliD 'along nicely after the operation. Gill. | Free souvenirs to all the ladies W. J. Sarff of Eagle Bend trans- | present at 2 p. m. sharp at O..C. Rood acted business in Bemidji one day this and Co.—Adv. week. Mrs. Thayer Bailey left for Bagley I w.11 do sewing by the day. Phone 'today where she will visit for a few 206. Miss Grace Torstenson.—Adv.idays. From there she will go to K. A. Korstad of Thief River Falls | Crookston to visit friends and rela- was in Bemidji between trains yes—] tives. She expects to be gone a week terday. | E. S. Lambert of Fergus Falls was ! Mrs. H. E. Reynolds came in from the guest of E. C. Stiles for a short ler summer home at Lavinia s°ster~! iday morning. The Reynolds family ‘have been out there for a week and time this week. Eighteen pounds of sugar for one' ‘dollars at Schmidt’s store. weather is favorable. Pr. J. C. Gibson, R. C. Hiteheock; gpeeds you along, gets you up ear m Paul Hitchcock of Hibbing were' |with a clear head, new feeling: anf in Bemidji yesterday. Mrs. Ross Prentiss is confined m:Barkers’ Drug Store.—Adv. her home. She has been on the sick' list for some time. Miss Nellie Knott of ‘Spur, was jn{ the city yesterday en route to Thief: Skating at the rink Sunday even-,River Falls to attend the Sundny ing. < Mrs. Kohala of Erskine,: lllhmesqx.s‘H is the guest of her sister Mrs.' Alex: Cameron, for a few days. Saturday and Sunday. Miss I\nuuj will close her term of school at Spur. inext week. G:. A. Malone, Sunday school -er-" . ganizer was in Eckles last Wednesday . where he met with a large number of syoung people in the Poney Lake Go-carts retired at the second hand ischoo] house where a class was organ- store.—Adv. lized It will be called The Paplej :Grove Unicn Sunday school. Miss Hanna Helgeson of Grand' Forks passed through Bemidji last night on her way to Kelliher. Mrs. Carl Johnson left yesterday ! for Duluth where she will wsn[ friends for a couple of weeks. iown price at 0. C. Rood and Co.’s 'closing out auction sale.—Adv. The Hubbles of Minneapolis are! having a cottage built at Lavinia.' They have been there for the past 10W for some time is now recov- week. ermg Miss Christine Berggren, a 'trained nurse of this city, is taking Auction sale starts daily at 2 p. m. care of him. His daughter Miss Liz- evening sales at 7:30 p. m. at O. C. zie Murphy has not yet resumed her Rood and Co.—Adv. ' duties at the register of deeds office.' Joseph Murphy, who has been very' Michael Gappa returned fmm' Everyone needs a thorough clean- Brookings, South Dakota yesterday. ing of the stomach, bowels and blood He was called here by the illness of each Spring—Hollister’s R. M. T. hits 3 ithe spot—does the biz.—Barkers’ ?vDrug Store.—Adv. German Lutheran services will be Mrs. Gappa. Cass Lake Times: Taylor’s Department store, went to H Bemidji last Friday evening to enter |} rl" ma" ea re St. Anthony’s hospital and be operat- ed upon for appendicitis. Miss New- {man is getting along as well as can 'be expected under the circumstances. Where Everybody Goes Picture Program s'nce its organization, over 10 years . ago, been a friend for and a true The Universal Film Mfg. Co., Offers Snow White Power's Picture In Three Parts. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Snow White at Court Awaiting Snow White's Resurrection. The Royal Blessing. and the wage earders in this com- munity.—Adv. The Sunday school delegates from Spur, Blackduck and other points up the line en route to Thief River Falls, spent the time between trains at the rest room. They came in at 11:40 a. '1n. and left on the Soo line at 4:45 p. Vaudeville Program return Monday. A complete course in the law of cfl“mess Pfllfl" &l Sistflr Banks and Bankiug.by mail. Thor- oughly practical, an invaluable for all bank officials and employees, $15.00 H including standard text book.—Min- smplny & Adamsun ‘|| neapolis Correspondence Course in Refined Musical Novelty Banking Law, 222 McKnight Bldg. Minneapolis, Minn.—Adv. Great Prince Comedy Magician Novelty Sisters Act. of Northern Tuesday night died to-, day. The mother died Tuesday night. The baby weighed only a trifle over two pounds and lived only three Admission 10c and 25c |92 Music by Brinkman Orchestra relatives, who are expected to arrive One of these nice days you ought to|{ : or ten days. ! will go out again tomorrow if kthe; over—lts Hollister’'s R. M. Tea.— || ischoo! convention held there today, Goods are certainly selling at your / ! Miss Margaret | § Newman, who has bgen employed in |3 The Northern National Bank has|§ friend of, the farmers, the merchants| g ,m. Mest of the delegates expect to|§ The infant daughter born to Mr.|§ and Mrs. A. C. Wilcox of the town ¥ The funeral arrangements are § i being made pending the arrival of g ble and not reported. operation as was first Wm. Varner o checks, reddens the lips, purifies the blood, cleans out the stomach. andtained April 28 i bowels—most effective Spring Rem-|Walter John, th er’s Drug Store.—Adv,. for seven and a Fe i ning was spent, XK KKK XK KKK KX XN HHEH KKK KKK a.ttractionis. .Johg “Carlson - horse. | Furmers have The Christian kndeavor at Buena Vista Sunday was well attended. Harland Sadler was thé leader. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Locke visited ing it this townshl‘p and are busy: at Mr. Lawrence’s of Port Hope Sun- plowing for corn. day. Mr and ‘Mrs, George But‘ler enter- ta,ined Ariends Sunday. = ? | Mr. and Mrs. Mahar transacted bus- iness in Bemldjl Monday. Samuel Deal left Tuesday for Ink- ster, North Dakota where he will visit for some time with friends. F. G. Wilsey is erecting an addition on his now spacious blacksmith shop. It will be a fine structure when com- pleted / Messrs. Clyde and Harland Sadler i Midwa Clgars a 'Lights up the eye—lbrightens the|ed Wm. Sheridan s\mdny. : Mr and Mrs. John-E. Carlson enter- edy—Hollister’s R. M. Tea.—Bark-|nineteenth birthday; Plates were aid Paul Strutk was a Sunda * . TURTLE LAKE RIPPLES *|at Mr. Lawrence's. Henry llllllor, Prop. . Groc ries, Fruits, Confectlon@ty. .| Canada:where they have claf! ] t Turtle n honor or their son, e, occasion being his very enjoya.bl Wonder what the hn.s purchlled a finished thett ‘seed- Industrial. Grocery nd Tobacco. Masestic TheaTRE TONIGHT PICTURES DE LUXE “The Gauntlets Washington’’ (Edison An old man is ordered out of a tavern by a jeenng host, but he te! a story of the'day that he and another man saved ton from the Hessians, and it proves.a very interesting story as the picture will show. «The Answered Prayer’’ (Kalem) The faith of a child is the means of reuniting a scattered family. "The Geler_y Indusfr_y of Florida” (Ka]em) ‘."l 1! tod S ; B ui'vm- 1 Forget You.”’ C. J. Woodmansee. ssPete Joins the Force’’ (Lubm) Lubin comedy of the best kind. »- Next Monday and Tuesday, ‘“REDEMPTION,’’ a Two Reel Feature by the Kalem 0Oo., with Carlyle Black- woll as the loading man. “g0 SEE" IT PAYS agents better than us, to pay them so Are Good. ‘le . We know this for we do a little selection. | Lawn Grass Seed, large quart 10 package .........ooiiiiiiiiiiiioiainn . c Garden Rakes Best grade, malleable iron, 14 ‘teeth. 250 straight or curved, each.. All steel Takes ...... Wire grass rakes, each ‘Wooden peg grass rake, each Bracket Lamps No. 2 size ’ all com- plete 74c Egg Beat- ers like cut, e, - 10e¢ 15¢ & Suit Hangers, like cut 10¢ New lot of Umbrellas in extra values at 98¢, $1.20, to $2.00 Open Evenings at any minute. ‘|| death of Mrs. Wilcox was heart trou-, Show Starts 7:10 e Paae The cause of the’ j $1.50 for Snow Balls, Rose Bushes and all the others. Monday Special £. GARLSON VARIETY STORE Just Around the Postoffice Corner Why Pay More A good many people in Bemidji seem to Want fto Pay More for a good many thmge. Of course that’s their right and privilege but we simply Wonder and ask Why. Here is two instances: ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS—all tested and selected for this northern climate, and from one to two year old plants; we sell these at. Simply because we have hought a large order for spot cash. You have paid and will again pay $1. 00 to So Why Pay More. You surely do not love the tetesiesedaesensesnennas much more. shoppmg on our own account. Large cartoons of Peas, Beans and |u Corn,. Package ::oc. i i c Hoes, extra strong steel blade, polished, 6 to 71-2 in. blades, each“25c Grass Cutters.............. 10c, 15¢, 250 Sand Pails, each................. ....... fé‘;&":..fi’iflif‘f&'f‘:.“."f‘.‘?‘.’i.1(]0, I5¢, 25(: V'"""“""ll[}l”’””"lly[l"”""””l'm fh,,'g';".“ ,{.'.‘,‘i';::"m 1 il l L[ T humi..,.umnufll' Resl values ini‘Rugs. ........ ..98¢ to $1.85 Do not miss these c‘}’is:io;l 2hade‘si. Ev;ry shade we sell is a real loth shade and wort] more than we ask. e 34&; 43, 480 Curtain Stretchers, pins 1 inch apart, 98 extra well made, easily put together. 4 0 "GO SEE" IT PAYS Garden and Flower Seeds Every Package waranteed new seeds and regular size package, exactly the same as if you paid 5c a package for them. Anyone can drop a postcard to L. L. May & Co., Seedmen at St. Paul and ask them if the seeds they sell are good. They have grown seeds for more than 40 years, so their seeds surely our Price QNE CENT A PACKAGE So why pay more. Do vbu"love others 4c more on every package? ‘ " On Tubs, Boilers, Clothes Baskets, lromng Boards, Clothes Racks, Clothes Wringers, Child’s Bath Tubs, “-everything:in Kitchenware and Dry Goods Specials and evérything in Dishes of all kinds, at prices that are So we ask again, Why Pay More? We clean up now on all our Shrabs and Lilacs, Spireas, Syringa, Matrimony Vine, Ampelopsis, Phlox, Clematis, Honeysuckle, Roses. Ramblers, Peonies—these are all either flowering shrubs or ernamental vines, from 2 to 4 feet high. Each 25¢, and with each four hought we give one free, your own FREE SATURDAY AND MONDAY With every $2 purchase your choice of any Shrub or Rose Bush We certainly are doing the Garden and Flower Seed business, but we want to sell this week 2000 packages All One Cent Per Package WHY PAY MORE? 480, 97 Toys for the little folks............ 10¢ up Dinner Pails viee....29c0, 480, 950 Water Pails. .............. 340, 480, 73¢c Sanitary Dust Mops, removes all dust instantly 450 Hammo:l.-k&l We gt:it a pnti: on thmtdbatu supremely low conside; uality. C $1.48, $1.68, $1.08 t0 $3.08. $7.20 5768, ow wilt por OO where. All Steel Hand Cars or Speeders. .. ...$4.90 Sidewalk Automobiles ..34.98 Sulkies, extra values.... 880, 58¢, $2.80 d's, Misses’ or Ladies’ S e o Jadie 10¢, 15¢, 25¢ Boys' and Men's Straw Hsts, every value................ 8o, 100, 180, 26'0 Trade At the Full Value Store Goods Delivered Rolls 600 Sheets In Roll, Toilet Carlson Variety Store - On Fouflh Street George Washing-