Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 3, 1913, Page 3

daughter at Inez for a few days. Gust Sherberg of Blackduck, was in the city on business this week. Go-carts repaired at the secend hand store.—Adv. Mrs. W. P. Rathbun of this city, is Mrs. Percy the guest of her sister, Scribner of Northome. Mrs. J. Robedeau of Park Rapids, was a guest at the M. La Fontisee home on 1215 Dewey avenue yester- day. Free souvenirs to all ‘the V. E. Young of St. Paul, is the guest at the E. L. Wrightman home on 1002 Bemidji avenue for a few days. Rev. J. H. Randahl . will conduct services in one of the school houses near Wilton Sunday morning and evening. I w.ll do sewing by the day. Phone 206. Miss Grace Torstenson.—Adv. Blackduck American: Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lambert left yesterday for Kel- liher where they will take up their abode for the present. Mrs. George Cochran and daughter Miss Bess left last evening for the cities, where they will visit Miss Lil- lian Cochran for a week. Eighteen pounds of sugar for one dollars at Schmidt’s store. Mrs. Kate Ensch, who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Dwight Miller, for several months, left yesterday for Chicago. Mrs. A. E. Henderson and son Al- len and daughter Mrs. Oscar Erwig returned Thursday morning from an extended visit at Eau Claire, Wiscon- sin. Auction sale starts daily at 2 p. m, evening sales at 7:30 p. m. at O. C. Rood and Co.—Adv. The work of plastering the new Methodist church is advancing satis- factorily and if the weather contin- ues favorable will be completed next week. Mrs. Gamble living on Doud ave- nue, was slightly injured the day- of the big storm by a board that was torn from the roof of a nearby auto garage. Go-carts retired at the second hand store.—Adv, Last evening several young men of this city gave a dance in the city hall which was attended By twenty-five couples. The grand theater orchestra furnished the music. Mr. and Mrs, O. J. Petrie of Omaha, Nebraska, arrived in the city this week, being called here by the death of their daughter, Mrs. A. C. Wilcox, of the town of Northern. Your doctor recommends and your grocer sells “Sims Malted Wheat.”— Adv, Mrs. George E. Kreatz has issued invitations for a luncheon to be given. at the Markham hotel, Wednesday, May 7. After the luncheon, é&ards will be played at the Kreatz home. ‘Waldemar Johnson, who has been the guest of his brother Dr. E. W. Johnson for a few days, will shortly leave for New Richland, where he will be employed in a drug store. Closing out 0. C. Rood and Co.—Adv. The Itasca County Independent at Brinkman Theatre Where Evsrybody Bdfls Picture Program 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 Wlliles Resurrection. The ‘Royal mmme Vadd&vllld Program Gonnta‘sk Poloff & Sister Naveuy Sisters Act Shipley & Adamsun Refined Musical Novelty _breat Prince ,(;Qmedy Magician Admission 10c and 28c how ' starts 7:10, . | Mrs, H. F. Bowers Jjs visiting her ladies present at 2 p. m. sharp at O. C. Rood . and Co.—Adv. jseniors have approfiriateq $150 for merchandise auction sale is now going on in full blast at Bt fdms a story © Eh ton from'thy Hmhni." 3¢ picture will show aavswod :umod -hfl‘ Wfi’"”“@m The faith olachfldiathenwmnheunauu ““The Celory Indust of w im nifll = ( 1&’» : POl et e ! ; . 'éw 3o Setlofl H18% thggcw do B w},‘mfiy ‘b‘ «The ‘mworcd Kal Industrial. Lubin comedy of the best kind. Next Mo-d-y and Tuesday, ““REDEMPTION, Reel Feature bythe Kalem 0o., with thyl ll-ok- well as the lmln' man. Grand Rapids, Minnesota, states that Mr. and Mrs. O. Steenstrup, formerly of this city, are receiving congratu- lations on the birth of a dnughler early in the week. The Northern National Bavk (a tor those who seek safety most. of all and | a fair earning rate of ‘interest for their money.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Skrief of Blackduck, were in Bemidji Thurs- day. From here he went to Red Lake to superintendent the operation of the Crookston .Lumber company’s boat used in-towing logs across the lake. One of these nice days you-ought to go to Hakkerups and have your pic- ture taken.—Adv. ~ Maurice Ryan of this city who was recently appointed forest ranger un- der Ranger Thornton, and who for the past two weeks has been located near Deer River arrived in Bemidji yesterday morning and will remain here for a short time as the guest of his mother Mrs. R. F. Murphy.: Make more money by preparing for a position at Mankato Commercial College, Mankato, Minn. Send for a catalog.—Adv. i . W. J. Nelson, local manager of the Northwestern Telephone exchange and E. M. Sathre, president of the Liberty telephone company, drove to Pinewood today where they will meet| with the farmers in view of provid- ing telephone service for the people of Pinewood. They will return this evening. + Goods are certainly selling at your own price at 0. C. Rood and Co.’s closing out auction sale.—Adv. Thief River Falls News Press: The the purchase of a class memorial. This is the most generous donation ever granted the high school by a graduating class. The 1913 people are establishing some records which\ it will be difficult for their successors to surpass. A complete course in the law of Banks and Banking by mail. - Thor- oughly practical, an invaluable for all bank officials and employees. $15.00 including standard text book.—Min- neapolis Correspondence Course in Banking Law, 222 McKnight Bldg. Minneapolis, Minn.—Adv. i Work on the tabernacle for the Evangelistic meetings is progressing encouragingly. The committee can, use anybody who can drive nails or use a hand saw. The tabernacle is located on the vacant lot south of the high school building. Work: can’ be’ used after the supper hour. Five hundred song books have arrived for| the tabernacle meetings and will be on sale at the drug stores. Most Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds. When you have a bad cold you'l relief, but effect a prompt and] permanent cure, a remedy that| is -pleasant to take, a that contains nothing injurious. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy meets, all’ these requirements. It Ae on. - nature’s . plan, relieves secretions and restores the. sys!em to, a-healthy conditfon. '~ This has ‘a“world wide sale and ui can always be depended upon: by Barker’s Drug Store.—Adv. ‘Advice About Reading,: Be sure, then, to read no. meal books, shun the spawn of the ] pres the gossip of the hour. Do not reat what you ‘shall learn, witliout asking, in the street and ‘the train. ‘Doctor: Johnson said he “always went ‘In they eoat more they do not. good'comvlfiy manner the sch 'u' knows that the 5 mno!ns m Es éatiali | Dg nmsvu\u Hiustratod Ea “.Evor l I-'oryof You.” “sPete Joins tho Fom” (Lubiu) want a remedy that will not onlx givey remedy.| - lungs, aids expectoration,. opensthe ° | acidoso1qes »dT ulm P W S m s Houa oF soeqe sidsisbia kS mm*;;: s shn utm 9180 8l % o1l faeg tum Plowmoh vesti burned -himself" with - R W9 (3 3 } nr degreep of f the less %x nt first turns Te the ‘next -day. 'l' [|iswells, :and as perlod; varyingn ‘month! to:six; weeks, elapses: MT k X K- * * wound {8 formed, % heallng ia very slow. 2 m “CHURCHES *| 4 “drop of lquid alr falling on *iiifi¢-fi~kii§l**‘fl’*r* tet’s hand, ;produced a cold burn c] a_m not completely A Hn six. ma&w icorch. fro! “nflicted qn the at the same tim /| or twelve day! Services ‘in. the. Baptist church at 3 p. m. Otto H. Bauer, pastor,’ "Have you ever heard of Ej sen?" Years ago.his renown spread all over Europe.. His exploits made”the pedestrian feats of the .present L d look insignificant. service and sermon at deacon Parehall pastor.* R F Fu-nt Smnd.mavmn Lnthenn No services in the mo:ning Sun- day school at_.12. _The pastor will deliver ‘the first of a.sexies.of small 'sermons for the Sunday school hikd-{ ren at 12 o’clock.”’ Sérvices in the evening at 8.. T. S.'Kolste, pastor. g § dlatapge ‘of 1,760 miles; nmla 18- hours.’ In’ 1836 'he. ¢ Bearing dispatches for it In ; company. “The . dis- First Baptist Chnrch 3 was 5,615 miles, and he abcéfi- o plishéd it in'59"days, one-third-of the Sunday school at10 i e time takét by the'swiftest carava ing at 11. Union meeting of Metho- ftavorité.employmentr for him was as dist, Preshyterlan and Baptist Young the. measenger eg.t ordinary -of SOY; Peoples’_societies at 7.p. m.: At 8 country, .t o’clock these three churches unite in he % T and d(q gospel services-at tae Baptist church. the lifglitht tmpertance; and The public ‘is *heartily invited, courders: Charles G. Lhandler, pastor. “m. Preach- 2 i tion, First Methodist 'Ep:scbpal 3 his s destina Preaching™ at®” "10:45; school at np ices will be . Peoples’ meeting ‘and- unfon preach- ing service at the Baptist: church. Everett C..Stiles'will lea? the Young Peoples’ meeting and, thie Rev. Chas. G. Chandler will preach the sermon. Services at 7.and 8. Charles. H. Flesher, pastor.” 5 In that unceasing march of things, which calls' forward the -suécessive generations ' of ‘mep- to perforpn:.their ‘part.on the stage pf life, we at length Our'father 3 .+ |-bave.passed. thfi t .} how worthily, 16€. peérity of curity of “our’ firesidés attest. 5 The turn has-come to ws. The trlni of-adversity-was theirs; the trial of ‘prosperity is ours. Let us meet it as men who knew their duty and prize, their blessings. Our.position is ‘the most enviable, the most responsible, which'men can fill. If this generation does . jt, duty the tional fréedom is safe. we fajl, not only do’we defraud our | ‘children of the-inheritance whichwe| recelved. from- our* fathers, ‘but. we ‘bildnt/ thethbpes ‘of :the friends of liberty - throughout T ) Gountry,t throughout FEurope, " throughout.the- world, to the end ‘of time.—From Ed, stt’s. “The Hlntm-y of Lt FOR UflIFORM STORM SIGNALS: Change That Is Universady Consld- ered an Improvement Is .Being I At -the- p: ‘there is great diversity in.'thecharacter of the sigiials made tse .of by the dif- ferent countries-in the:meteorological service; ‘particularly iii-the matter-ot storm signals, "It is 'probable. that & movement- will be started -soon - to. bring about the ndoptlon of a_uni form code. These atorms signals are "of great value ‘and are particularly effective in the temperature-latitudes, where the storms are of wide area and of comparatively slow movement. In the case of- tropical cyclones, however, such”as the West Indian hurrcanes: and the typhoons of -the far .east; they do not g desirable.” leave port -in-these regh' ter wishes chiefly to know whether he {s likely to encounter a cycloneé along his route. A system of signals has been-devised. by Re: called suddenly -away sthe services e d hig mew | wsm !he auty. . On his workm P prepare.an enr! m moldo 1 a.n mmrs' recu‘lvafl fl zed famed books. contain; first and last, | < The three practical rules, then, which 1 have to offer in: the cold air. Bm&qu, | by the mouth s one ‘eolds- ladi sm 543 83s19919q% 1°% #aug o5 &g esitla aidediBar A bos hid) &k 5% o] galiliw nnufi' 4 13189 q@hes Mfllmufl nmmmgwan 319 ot sda %R‘y lntml b time.when much that wes in French and Italian art Was beu;, senumentallsts. and Domen; painter with almost no str .character; among the plaude and Poussin, gmed 1594 2. %03 o 118 aa-mf jm png E'“!M oo J30997 nsdd E OREVNOLDS:< 1 PldT i &?‘“’“"" ik i@, 221005 dgnodIlA .boitoas nolds. went to Italy for {lirée yshra s | 3% SRV R SAmeLR them | ' , i natimeResth s wmh because their manner of punung ?fiflfimfifiyfifl Qi'tra!t correct ‘the popular idea; fi "f uxsa he wae natu:ally mnde was putting new llte into th‘e.&mdl- tions that «d IS M df] _~ |hesitate to set aside tradition, wh .n-.: fiag Etgflixaflfw 1] stHatidd s T ,-mom d0A RO ITA Efi’é?“o Y oittfred 276 14TV happiest efforts. - In the picture be- fore us he Has painted the face O Frances Gordon in fivesdfiffeyent posi- doing this ‘he has made a plcture of ‘what would in the hands of most. painters would be but five dicerent studies of one-head. c This picture rests today:in‘the Na- tional Gallery at London, along with fim aboaBil Ws BorE Te—BestVor thetes 185 ‘)Hsfl.lfl QVWMBWWW&M‘M Rey- a.h Ik X X% ko x x XK KKK XKR x I o AMlotp R Y AP > PROFESSIONAL CARDS * e 3 X Hauonoflhn m» First ‘National 'Bank 't BEMIDJI, MINN. “The Age of Innocence” and other important pictures by Reynolds. This group . of .pretty faces—all of one child—has always been a popular and 0."H. FISK Mce.second; foor: O'Leary-Bowser Bldy ATTORNEY AT LAW - well beloved picture. —_— PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS Every day a different human inter- est story will appear in the Pioneer. £ |You can get a beautiful intaglio re- Joshua Reynolds was " n 3‘%‘! {production of the above picture, with Y JR. ROWLAND GILMORE - PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office—Miles Block ifive others, equally attractive, 7x9% inches in size, with this-week’s “Men- tor.”” In-“The Mentor” a well known authority ‘covers. the - subject of the | pictures and storles of the week. h of | Readers of the Ploneer and “The Men- Fren hmen, | tor” will know art, literature, his- t cold|tory, science, and travel, and own ex- iquisite picturés. On sale at Aber- taste | crombie’s book store. Price ten cents. climbing. & r happy land ‘and the se”| Better Gt One tiu! of This Shipment UR. E. A, SHANNON. M_D. Phone 396 Res, CR. C. R. SANBORN JR. A. E. 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