Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 17, 1915, Page 4

THE SEMIDJ1 DAILY PIONEER THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1915, play-vaudeville theater. No pains or expense have been spared to make this, without a doubt, the most elab- orate, most sanitary, most beautiful, most convenient, most refined play- house in Minnesota. It is located at 218 Third street, in the heart of the city. Aside from its convenient lo- cation, it possesses numberless new points of advantage sure to be ad- mired by every patron. The management has achieved in this new Photo-play and vaudeville theater, a new era of entertainment of the highest character for Bemidji people. Perhaps a few of the de- tails might not be amiss in this spe- BRINKMAN THEATRE FORMAL OPENING PROCRAM Monday, June 21 Orpheum Vaudeville Acts Paramount Pictures First Half Karuza, Shadowgraphist The New and Beautiful Brinkman Theater Makes Its First Announce- ment'to the Public. It is with supreme pleasure and pride that.the management of the new and beautiful Brinkman theater announces the formal opening of this surpassing Photo-play and Vaude- ville house De luxe, on Monday, June 21. Every known improvement, as found in the finest theaters in Chi- cago and New York has been incor- porated into this lavish new Photo- Johnson and Crame in songs of the season and dances of the day Frish, Howard and Toolan, those three entertainers J. C. Lewis, J. R. & Co. 5 people novelty comedy playlet entitled ¢ Billy’s Santa Claus” Famous Players Pictures His Last Dollar--David Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle in twelve hundred feet of dancing Trots and Polka Last Half Volente Brothers, wizards of the accordians Rayner and Bell, comedy novelty, singing talking, and pianologues Howe and Howe, burlesque mind readers W. M. L. E. Hollis and Co, The Admirals Reception| Famous Players Pictures Such, A Little Queen-Mary Pickford Chitdren 25¢ Adults 50¢ Admission cial announcement. The new and beautiful theater front is artistically designed. A large canopy over the center approacli extends to the edge of the sidewatk for the protection of those wishing to visit the theater. In all weather people may alight from automobiles without fear of the most inclement weather. A huge electric sign on the top of the canopy stands 14 feet high by 6 feet wide. The lobby is a dream of the theater ‘e- signers, art designed and constructed in octagonal shape; floor of mosaic tile; wainscoting of white Italian marble. The new auditorium is 50 by 106 feet. The floor is done in selected maple. The seating ar- rangement is designed in the latest scientific lines, known as the dished plan, allowing 500 wide seats, with generous space between the seats. The seats are placed on a curve, af- fording a perfect vision ‘from any angle or seat in the theater. Five exists enable the entire house to be emptied in less than three minutes. A very important point which we desire the public to know of is our operating or projecting room, as a model of completeness. Every new feature insuring complete fireproof protection having been installed and is outside of the auditorium, being di- vided from the main auditorium by a special fireproof wall. This guar- antees absolute protection to the pub- lic. We have also installed one of the newest fireproof projecting ma- chines, insuring clearer and more steady pictures. For the comfort of our patrons, we have installed both ladies’ and gen- tlemen’s lavratories, finished in the most approved metropolitan style and sure to find favor with those who approved modernness. All electric work has been approved by the Na- tional Board of Underwriters. Special attention is directed to our new orchestra. Needless to say that the management promises to provide photo-plays and vaudeville of the very highest character, in keeping with the magnificent standard of equipment of this theater. Special attention in catering to the ladies and children on matinee days. The regular Paramount program in motion pictures, produced by the Famous Players Film Co., Adolph Zukos, will be shown, as well as all the other very finest film pictures. Thousands of dollars have been ex- pended to provide for Bemidji the finest photo-play and vaudeville theater in the state of Minnesota. We believe we have achieved what we have set out to accomplish, and we await with pleasure the expression of the public on our efforts to pro- vide truly superfine entertainment, finer than you have ever known be- fore in this city. Formal opening date, Monday, June 21. We welcome you. THE BRINKMAN, Bemidji’s Theater Beautiful. F. E. Brinkman, Manager and Owner. Telephone 39. —Adv. PEACE SESSION BEGINS (United Press) Philadelphia, June 17.—A world- wide peace conference convened here | today in historic Independence Hall FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALS shoes, choice a pair $3-50 All Women’s $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 colored top choice each 98c 1 lot Ladies’ shirt waists, $1.25 and $1.50 values, dresses, $1.25 and $1.50 values, choice O8c 1 lot House dresses, including Electore and Princess each 1-4 OFF 25 tub dresses, late models, $5.00 to $12.00 dresses, take your choice Friday and Saturday at Bemidji, O’Leary-Bowser co. Minnesota to consider the formation of a League of Nations. Fostered by ex-Pres- ident Willlam Howard Taft, who will preside at the meeting, the con- ference is said to have the unofficial endorsement of President Wilson. The movement is regarded as the HOW’S THIS? We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catarrh that can. ‘0t be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. 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The league is intended to bind the signa- tories to agree to certain definite lines of international action, the most important of which is that the Powers joining- the league utilize their -joint military - forces to pre- vent any one of their number going to war precipitately. Two other proposals will be sub- mitted for the.conference considera- tion. One provides for the creation of an international judicial tribunal and the other aims to create an in- ternational Council of Counciliation —which has not been discussed hitherto—for questions that are known as non-justifiable; or those not considered triable in a judicial tribunal. In the clothing industry in Ger- many the women outnumber the men with 228,000 to 97,000. In the tex- tile industry there are 400,000 wo- men as against 371,000 men. Results are uust arwags certain when you use a Ploneer want ad One-half cent a word. Phone 31 Queen Alexandria has left London on a brief vacation for the first time since the war began. California has 613,626 women en- titled to register and vote. House Moving, Build- ing, Concrete Work Eic. L. H. PRICE REMORE HOTEL - BEMIDJI, MINN. GETTING READY FOR INVENTORY get that _Succes_s is made in merchandising by keeping stock at the lowest possible point, and yet not be out of goods called for. . This is our ambition, and as our inventory season draws near we intend to turn all our surplus stook into cash. Watch for our special priced articles from week to week. The special that we start this week is a 10 per cent cash discount on all baseball goods. Boys: this is the time to mask, or ball suit that you need. ball, bat, glqvé, $1.25 base balls for...... '$1.00 base ball bats for. $3.50 base ball shoes for........$3.15 75c¢ base ball hose for............... $2.00 base ball gloves . $4.00 base ball mitts. Ph(?ne 57 These same discounts on all hase hall goods. Get Your Sporting Goods From Given - Given Hardware Co. Bemidji, Minn. 316-18 Minn. Ave. %4 PUBLIC SALE L. BLOOSTON'S CLOTHING STOCK, LUMBERMEN'S BLOCK Now being sold by the Chicago Salvage Co., of Chicago, Ill., conceded to be Positively The Greatest Merchandising Triumph Of This Century. The Greatest of The Twentieth Century the Greatest Bargain Givers The matvelous values are on the tip of everyone’s tongue. advertising this marvelous sale far better than we can tell the story in any newspaper. This entire section of Minnesota is personally Butit is little wonder that the people are coming for miles and miles to partake of the wonderful bargains that are being offered at - this great bargain carnival. suits, made in this ceuntry and now being sold At Way The merchandise is of unquestioned merit. Positively high grade tailor-made Less Than One Half Price Inferior merchandise will cost you at any other store in this country at the end of the summer season. Just Think What This Public Sale Means to You If you value dollars, don't miss this goldeén opportunity. tunity to own a high class suit at way less price than you ever even thought of. saving people have continually crowded this great big sale ever since the opening day. future needs. You’ll see Value, Quality and Style sticking out all over the store. This sale positively affords everyone the oppor- Thousands of thrifty money- Many buying for The advantage which expert know- ledge can bring forth is yours here at this Public Sale. New spring and summer suits for men, young men and boys, boots and shoes, hats and caps, trousers, at prices so low you can positively afford to buy and lay away for future wear. ' The big PUBLIC SALE will offer Specials for Friday and Saturday and All of Next Week- Bargains that will positively be a revelation in prices. Positively the most powerful price reduction in history. Be sure and be here to see them:- L. BLOOSTON Bemidji, Minnesota Lumbermen’s Bl ock Make No Mistake! Do not enter until you see Red And Blue Signs.