Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 13, 1913, Page 5

UNVERSITY GLEE [oe paom e o CLUB TONIGHT| " sy i Augusta, M‘ttll (Continued from' first page). 8 to 4—"“Biology and Bny Nature. or “A Sccial Prograi for Village and on the program of the last day. - ["The Dawn of a Tomorro Ny Dr.-Burt Newkirk in his lecture on |Country Boys.” Dr..Allan. Hoben, the “Art of Flying,” last evening told 4 to 6—“Polly of the Circus,” or of the progress of aviation since the | Pigeon,” or program : of dramatic first days of the balloon. He defined |Readings and impersonations. Miss | the difference between a machine|Harriet Hetland. used for the purpose of carrying| 8 to 10—"Vocatlonal Guldmu b through the air things heavier than|or “Training for Clthenshlp - Dr. and joltings over theiroas” air.and those which traveled in air|Allan Hoben, |, There 18, however, quite & formids- belng lighter than air. : bt Uhuhicn whlch Rty b Dr. Newkirk said that the danger More Anclent, i of the air ship is fast being elimin- "'l’hvy say that- cheu is, the onuq Fogy. n the last few months we have heard thls on every s:de---we beheve: that this is true---for we have tried to make it so---we have received in the- | 12 tfew months : : | ated and that some day it would be n'l‘no, remarked, the O}4 used by the public in much the same| _ “Poker is older than cheas,” said the |\ Those ‘Wise Guy. °3 ‘Way as the automobile is today. “How do. you kRow ", the “Whypein a few years when we start Fogy. @ aaked Old for the office, we will go to the roof, '4 Mosh draw/to pairs on the | instead of downstairs and will get|Ark aud get'a f.ll house? replied the Wise Guy.—Cinctonati Enquirer. More than a Sohd Carload : Of Merchandlse we only state this to prove that we have tried to make this . the most complete store, Why not come in and see and learn to know this Three things that we hope will impress you, on your first visit--- | ve have THE STCCK, the prices positively the lowest, the pro- | ~pet store service > e : s devious ways the sight: is constantly attracted to objects now near and now in the.disjance, ‘and thus an abnormal strain is placed upon the visual me- ohanism. anen}cu ‘warned not to take their This spaée reserved by the Bomidji Townsite & Improvement Co, For. Price of Lots, Terms, Etc., I;NQUIRE OF T. C. BAILEY, Bemidji, or write BErIDJI TOWNSITE & IMPROVETENT CO. COULotllQT BE “PENTARON‘ 620 Capital Bank Bullding % 8T. PAUL Mild Man:) Nwhon Near Solutioh of Wlhmy ‘Question That Had thered Him. MINNESOTA TO-NIGHT At the Fair Grounds | Late one mild spring night a slight- 1y tipsy man slowly took himself out of the open door of a fruit store, "He | CLOTHES RACKS. . With 15 and 20 reds to hang SMALL BOWLS Fancy decorated, just right for ICE GRBAM FREEZERS I "“Strongest and most durable; runs what was:worse, he felt sure, 3a. near answer to thq rddl " as the ehudrehuy in their games. “No, it isn't ‘peatagon,’ he solemnly |} OKLAHOMA RANCH ' WILD WEST J the word. It's about the same thing;. but there's another name for i And ‘I e’:nt Temember,” he gdded, “what t 18" - “What was thet fellow talking about?” inquired & new customer who heard enough, as he came in, to excite his curicaity. “What was he trying; to get at?” “We Were trylng to- decl&} awered another man in “what tne name would h;eipnne chfl- declared. - That's near it, but it ien’t|i} if | dren were born at tag. same timme ||l Two, you know, gge. twins and-tkyee are triplets, buf we couldn’t think what || five would, e " sald the newcomer, easy 2:qt. size . .. $1.98 3.qt. size . . $2.98 STAR CUT OI.ASSWARE Waters” Sets $1.256 $1.35 up Tumblers 10¢, Heavy Bottoms, 18c, Goblets 28c, Sherbets 23¢, Footed Sherbets 23c, Berry Sets, Tall and low com- ports, Sugar and Cream sets.: We want you to see this com- pléte stock of STAR CUT GLASS VASES - New shipment biggest value of- . fered 10, 285, RIBEONS _soups or Vegetables each 10c GLASS WATER SETS Fancy decoratad set of pitcher and 6 glasses 78c, 98c, $1.15, 8$1.256 : LUNCH BASKETS Bought right from the factory, twice as strong as the average | baskets in all sizes, 10¢, 16¢C, | 18¢c, 20c, 28c, 29c MARKET BASKETS from split Willow, 38c¢c, 48c CLOTHES BASKETS The strongest made and our un- price is 73c, 88c, 93c, 98¢c IRONING BOARDS With stand 5 1-2 feet long, 18 in. clothes on 83c, 97c CLOTHES HAMPERS Round style made from finest white willows, wood bottom, wil- low top, diameter 20 in. hight 28 in. $3.28 Square sty'e, size 18 . and 20 and 30 $3.85 .EMBROIDERY SCISSORS fine value MANICURE SCISSORS worth more DINNER PAILS at 32e¢, 48c¢c, 95¢ PORCELIAN SLOP JARS, In all ‘widths up to 4i mc hes per classmud llngafimant B we., WAN +ED—Laborers for aancu;te work for Libbey and Nelsott at M. & I, roundhousa;. . WANTED—Sales manager for Bem- idji and vicinity. $26 to $75/ Der SN week. Legitimate perm!uhnem FLY SWATS business. Optomist Pully Coflah: . Fl Co., 707 Globe Building, anbg- Swat the Fly now 2 polis. fore..isic it 8o P T SVt s S WANTED—EIlderly wowman to care for tuberculosis patfent this sum. mer. Phone 392 or leave word af G" rard the Family Hea]th T L i | Chambermaid wanted at the Brink- man hotel. | yd.. lOc i wide $1.00 good grédé special .......... 980 SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS White Triple Coated Enameled Ware White Inside Whaite Outside No hetter Ware ever offered 2 to the trade- RAKES AND HOES Rakes good mallably 14 tooth, Hoes good grade both for 33e SOAP $1.25 tea kettle, large size tspecial ; 10¢ Grundpa Tar Soap 8o 14 qt. dish pan; special 10 qt. water pail, special PAPER PICNIC PLATES Health 1s often endangered by unsanitary cooking utensils. Physicians have found that cancer is caused by enamel ware chip- ping off and irritating the stomach. 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