Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 3, 1914, Page 5

R R R e e T PR hd LEST WE FORGET * il*iiiiiiiiiil** The next regular meeting of the Commercial club will be held April (A . . * » April 14 will be the next meeting day of the boarq of county commis- sioners. * x » ‘That the Bemidji Moose lodge will give a dance in the city hall Easter Monday. » * Bemidji bang dance May 1. For the benefit of the band, Musiv by the entire organization. L ] There will be a dance in the city | hall Friday evening for the benefit of the-high school basketball five. * % » That news items telephoned to the Pioneer are appreciated both by the|. publishers and readers of the paper. Phone 31. - There will be * » an Athletic club cance Friday April, 17. These dances have been very successful, and are among the city’s leading so- cial events, NEWHE Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ebert on Tuesday a son. For the correet time call 16.— Adv. Miss L. Smith of Cass Lake is in the city a few days on business. Pioneer paper pencils, penny piece.—Adv. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dennis early this morning. Style show on 2nd floor tomorrow at Troppman’s —Adv. U. LaBlanc of Gully, Minnesota, spent yesterday in the city on busi- ness. Everybody is Troppman’s style show Adv, R. G. Griggs, of Grand Forks, post- office inspector was in Bemidji to- day on official business. A complete line of field and gar- At The Brinkman Tonight Edward invited to attend tomorrow— THE HARRY ST. CLAIR STOCK COMPANY PRESENTS The Bachelor’s Romance IN FOUR ACTS BY MARTHA MORTON This is a celebrated comedy pro- duced by the late Sol Smith Russell, for so many years with great success. The part played by Mr. Raussell, that if David Holmes, is played by Boris Karloff and he will be seen in one of his strongest character roles A quaint odd character. He is a bachelor, country editor, and liter- ary critic so absorbed in ‘his work, that, the outside world has little in- terest for him: In fact he has even overlooked the fact that-his ward Sylvia, who lives with a maiden Aunt has outgrown childhod and he still sends her dolls and other toys as presents. When however he finds she is a child no longer, and she comes to him, the whole world looks different to him and a change comes over his entire life. His sanctum grows too narrow for him and his interest in her, leads him out into the worlq and he regards his charming ward with more tender feelings than those of fatherly interest. Miss Margot Beaton plays the part of Syl- via and is very charming in the part Irene St. Clair, Ivan Hamby, and Harry St. Clair all have excellent comedy roles and the other members all have excellent pants. In fact there is not one dull moment in the play from the opening of the first act, un- til the curtain falls on the last act. 4 FEATURE REELS OF PICTURES Hope Jones CONCERT ORCHESTRA TWO BIG SHOWS ONE ADMISSION ‘den seedu at W. G. Sel\roedar store. —Adv. R. W. Mersereau, the well known logger of Blackduck, spent yesterday in' Bemidji, this morning. Don't fail ‘to attend the opening of Troppman’s ready to wear dept 2nd floor—Adv. Miss Vickerman of St. Hilaire, Minnesota, came to Bemidji yester- day. city for some time. Grand opening spring coats, suits and dresses. Tomorrow at Tropp- man’s—Adv. C. W. Rawden ang wife of Wilton acted business returning to their jhome in the evening, Big dance .at Dreamland Saturday Come ang bring your lady |8 night. friends,—Adv, Joe Wightman and R. H. Egler, for the Ruggles interests, are spend- ing several days in Bemidji. One of these days ycu ought to go to Hakkerups, and have your pic- ture taken.—Adv. G. P. Jones of Bagley, who is a candidate for the house of represen- atives, was in Bemidji yesterday. He is the editor of the Bagley Herald. reasonable prices .—Adv. Mrs. M. J. Thorenton of Deer Riv- er, Minnesota, who has been <the guest of Mrs. Thayer Bailey for a few days, left yesterday for her home. This week we have another-lot of those nice, sweet juicy oranges 20c per dozen. Schmitt’s grocery.—Adv. A, L. Thwing, of Grand Rapids, one of the most prominent lawyers of the state, was in Bemidji evening, having several district court matters for hearing. Have your summer clothing dry cleaned and pressed now. Model Dry Cleaning House. Phone 537. —Adv. . Miss Lillie Guthrie of Portland, Oregon, a former Bemidji high school enroute to Turtle River, having been called there by the serious illness of her father. 2 Remember “The Lion and the Mouse’” will be shown Saturday only matinee at 2:30 and evening at 7:15. —Adv. Miss Nellie Erickson, one of the teachers in the Nymore schools, left last evening for St. Paul where she will spent her Easter vacation. ‘While in the wcity~she will be the guest of friends. You will want to see the first story of “Dolly of the Dailies” featuring Mary Fuller. At the Grand tonight only.—Adv. Mrs. T. Stenseth, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Skriv- seth for the past few weeks, left for her home at Thief River Falls this afternoon. Mrs. Stenseth is Mrs. Skrivseth’s mother. Coats, suits anq dresses will be dis- played on living models tomorrow afternoon and evening at Tropp- man’s, 2nq floor.—Adv. Wilbur Williams of Grand Forks who is connected with the Grand Forks Daily Herald at that place, is in the city for a week. While here he is getting the Williams summer cottage at Lavinia ready for occu- pancy. A ladies handsome silk pattern will be given away tomorrow at Troppmans big dept. store.—Great style show. 2nd floor—Adv. Mrs. Otto J. Morken of Nymore en- tertained at a thimble bee Wednes- day in honor of Mrs. Lawrence Lar- son. Fourteen ‘guests were present. Mr. and Mrs. Larson will leave next week for Big Falls, where they will make their future home. Healthy, growing children, full of life and vigor, proof against disease take. Hollister’s R. M. Tea each spring. —Barker’s Drug store.—Adv. Mrs. E. E. Schroeder of St. Paul, Past Grand Chief of the Degree of Honor lodge is in the city for a few days, on business connected with that organization. She ‘will meet with the local lodge Monday night in the Odd Fellow’s hall. Matinee at thé Grand Saturday at 2:30. Showing “The Lion and the Mouse.”, a six part drama by Chas. Klein. Admission 5¢ and 15 cents.— Adyv. Rev. Father Philippe left this af- ternoon for Lambert, Minnesota, to assist in the mission being conduct- returning to his home || She” expects to remain in the drove to Bemidji yesterday and trans- both of Manistee, Michigan, cruisers |/ Have your furniture repaired at .’ the bargain store first class work at g last | & graduate, was in Bemidji yesterday Radishes J Lettuce Cucumbers Rhubarb Celery | Cabbage Spanish Onions Oranges Bananas Lemons Grape Fruit Onions CANNE Sweet Potatoes Spinach Asparagus Wax Beans String Beans Tomatoves Spanish Peppers Squash Pumpkin Corn BERT T Peas We have in stock a fresh midji tomorrow a.nd mn go to z ple R. M. Tel. tor your eomxplexi f|the First National Bank. $2.00 per 5| for large boxes. supply of garden seeds of - all varieties. ; Minnesota No. 13 corn. Grass seeds in bulk. Your orders will have prompt and _careful atten- tion, whether placed in per- son or by telephone. ROE & MARKUSEN PHONES 208-207 Fourth 8, Bemidji, Minn, operated upon Wednesday fpr lap- pendicitis, is getting along very nice- ly after the operation. His mother is still in the city. While here she is the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. Gil- more. “Dolly of the Dailies,” “Dolly of the Dailies,” with Mary Fuller, Mary Fuller, at the Grand, Grand, Grand, tonight, tonight, tonight only, only, only,—Adv. P Mr. ang Mrs. R. M. Everest of Zip- ple, who are the guests of Mrs, Ever- est’s parents, Mr. and Walker went to Brainerd Wednesday, where they will visit Mr. Everest’s parents. They will return to Be- GRAND THEATRE TONIGHT ONLY The Perfect Truth (Edison) Being the first of ‘“‘Dolly of the Dailies” series featuring Mary Fuller. A delightful little comedy drama that is sure to please. The Husband’s Experiment (Biograph) A drama beautifully costumed and perfectly acted. - ed there by Rev. Father Libert, O. M. E., of Saskatchewan, Canada. The parish at Lambert is wunder the charge of Rev. Father Beaulieu. Small debts Small savings do likewise. - Begin to save something today. Deposit it at Info Society and Out (Essanay) A burlesque comedy that will accumulate rapidly. | make you roar with laughter. SATURDAY ONLY: “The Lion interest in the Northern National nfnd the Mouse.”” Insix parts. One of bank.—Adv. Chas. Klein'’s intensely human plays. Matinee Saturday 2:30. Satur- William Kaiser, son of Mr. and|day evening 7:15. Mrs. Al Kaiser of Bagley, WO oS | p— Mrs. G. A. [ Winebrenner carried oft the prize ang: Jean. Begeley the consola-- Te- ’muday stores the color, drives-awsay pimples/ Clean your blood, purify your eys-|and blemishes, sweetens you up. |tion prize, .The guest of honor re- tem now—uollister’s’ R. M.. Tea,|35¢. = Barker’s Drug Store. -—Adv ceived a lsrge number ot prebty greatest Spring Remedy—“Every-| A number of thé Bemidji teachers |SHt8:x ; : body’s doin’ it.”—Barker’s: Drug|will leave today and tomorrow for storee.—Adyv. * | various moints where they will eperid | . Ralph Stone, an attorney of Grand |their Easter vacation. The follow- Rapids was in Bemidji yesterday, ap-1ing left. today. Miss Volga Even- pearing before Judge’ C. W. Stanton son and Elsie Schmitt, Thief River on legal matters.. While in Bemidji|Falls; Ivy Brandt and Margaret New- he was the guest of M. J. Brown, |ton, Fargo, North Dakota; Josephine Mr. Stone and/Attorney Brown were|Ostrem, Fosston, Lillian Brady, Red classmates while students of the law |Lake Falls; Miss Grace Sargent will department at the State University. | leave tomorrow for Loug Prairie, WANTED—Partles suffering from | Mimesota. Eczema or other skin diseases to| Misses Marie Klein and Bertha Di- send names and addreses to R.|caire entertamed ‘at a parcel shower M. Sheets, Brainerd, Minnesota, for |last evening in’' honor of Miss Beryl valuable information.—Adv. Begsley, who will be a May = bride. Julius Bestul, instructor of science {The Party was given at the Kiein in the Bemidji school, and who algo [lome. = The guéses included Sunol has charge of the athletic teams,| Warninger, Jean Begsley, Myrtle leaves this evening for Northrield, |Neuman, Ruth Winebrenner, Julia Immediately upon his return, work |Moritz, Maybelle ~ Kittleson, Lottie will be started in the forming of a|McDonald, Emma Klein, Louise Mc- baseball team, the prospects for a[Cready, Al Neuman and Adolph winning nine being much brighter |¥leln. The evening was spent in than in former years. playing games and music. Ruth Safety Deposit Boxes for rent at AMERICAN - BEAUTY CORSETS g LA are of the latest, styles and require no tedious and tiresome fittingas theyare patterned on living models. To wear one of these corsets | _ means Figure Success as there is beauty in every line. Our stock is carefully selected and we are sure to please you. year for small and $4.00 per year THE FAIR STORE THE FAIR STORE THE FAIR STORE Fire an Burglar| & LATEST STYLES IN SPRING MILLINERY (=< Miss Winifred McDermott, of the 8 NOTICE OUR WINDOW public school faculty, teaching “the 2 sixth grade, leaves today for Minne-| 8 Nofice Our Easter Window IT'S WORTH LOOKING AT apolis where she will visit her broth- Q . - . . 3 Big New Line of Rufflings er Joe McDermott, one of the fea- NOW IN ture writers of the Minneapolis Tri- bune. She will then go to Clontart, . American Beauty Corsets $1.00. $1.50 $2.00 _‘ - Whit Leather Stockings proof. of her Easter vacation with her par- nits. Ella, why don’t you try Hollister’s ® Ever as a boy, tie a can to a dog’s tall and see him scoot? ' Sure you did—we did And how about tha lot, or house or piece of furniture, or auto you wish to get rid of? | Tie a Daily Pioneer Want [ad THE FAIR STORE THE FAIR STORE THE F Ad to it friend—do it now! : GUARANTEED, PER PAIR IBc Phone 31. "HIOLS IV HHL JY0LS 4IVd HHL JYOLS dIVd HHL THE FAIR STORE THE FAIR STORE THE FAIR STORE fE& Matter of Fact That Low Prices Interests the Customers It | Any article we advertise and sell is not only lower priced, but of standard quality and grade. Take for instance, Homer Laughlin China, it’s standard and well known, in CROOKSTON they charge $1.25 for a set of six cups and saucers; in BRAINERD $1.15 for a set, while we charge 97c a set. Same goods, bought direct from factory. This also holds good in many other articles we sell. Our Price Today In Clarks Folding Ironing Board is.. 08¢ Others ask $1.25 Also Folding Clothes Racks we sell for 98¢ Others ask more Also Express Wagonsat..................... 8oc, $1.32, $1.60 Coaster Wagons at... $1.08, $2.48 to $4.90 We know that these are under priced. Why not make it a rule to get our prices first and come to this store and see if we have not just what you want You’ll be surprised to find how many different lines of goods we carry:and how large a stock we have in our small store. EASTER GOODS Easter Napkins Thousands of post Cards, new subjects at ic each, 2 for 5 and 5c Booklets ................ e s 5¢, 8¢, 10c, 15¢C 5c per doz. Easter Novelties, all kinds, Chnckens, R ab bits, Ducks, etec. 5 _IC, 5¢, 10C to 35¢ Easter Candies at all prices. Be sure and see our stock of Eastei Goods. . ~ Carlson Varlety Store On Fourth St., near Post Office “The store that has what you want and at the price you ought to pay.”’ 3 Big Specials! Jelly squm'e gum drops, per | Cream eenterChoeo]ate Dropc 10c Granite Combinnets with cov- er and handle, each............... 37¢c 10c