Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 24, 1915, Page 3

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1915. ’ TR A"#; THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER Kabekona is Bemidiji’s Biggest |GIRDLES AND BELTS Summer Resort. Train Con- nections Are Ideal. All Must Stop Here. Did you ever stop to think of the fact that Bemidji offers the best tourist train service of any point in North Central Min- nesota? The trains arrive and depart over three main trunk lines from six different directions just at the times you or any- one wishing to travel prefers . B From the Twin Cities they arrive in the early morning, with the sleeper accommodation, which stops off at Bemidji, permit- ting you to sleep as long as you want. Another trajn arrives over the same route, reaching Bemidji in the evening, arriving here just in time for supper. From the North the same arrangement is true. From the Sast and West, trains arrive at intervals over two roads at op- portune times, affording splendid connections with other lines. In addition to the main line feeders we have a road leading into Remidji from Redby, on the shores of the big Red Lake, known as the biggest body of water wholly within one state. As one prominent tourist put it, “you have one summer para- dise in the heart of hundreds,” meaning that Bemidji is located in the center of the best hunting, fishing and summer resort dis- tricts on earth. KABEKONA Biggest Suburb. Bemidji's biggest suburb is Kabekona, located on the shores of a most beautiful lake and along the banks of the very best trout streams in the northwest. In order to get from the Twin Cities to Lake Kabekona one can board the train in Minneapolis at 7:40 p. m., arrive in Bemidji at 4:20 a. m., remain in your sleeper until 7:00 and take breakfast at the Hotel Markham, leaving for Iylbeknna at 8:15, step into a motor boat at 9:15 at Jenedict for any point on Lake Kabekona. 27,000 Feet Water Front Platted. More than 27,000 feet of water front on beautiful Lake|® Kabekona has been platted and lots are going at a rapid clip. Just stop and think what this means. As compared with Lake Bemidji platted lots, it will cover Wa-Ville 34 mile, Oakdale 1/ mile, Lavinia 34 mile, Lake Side, 14 mile, Pine Beach 1/ mile, Oakwood 1/ mile, Bemidji Beach 1/ mile, Birchment and Chau- tauqua Beach 14 mile. All told there are two more miles of platted water front on this beautiful lake than on Lake Bemidji. Boosting for Kabekona summer resort means boosting for Bemidji, because every one coming from and to Kabekona must stop in Bemidji while passing through. Means Dollars and Cents. Every visitor stopping in Bemidji will spend some money here. All visitors at Kabekona must stop here, either going or coming. "What helps one must be of benefit to the other. One cannot stand still while the other progresses. They must both grow and common sense tells us that they will grow FASTER by erowing together. On Lake Kabekona one can now buy platted lots of various sizes either for summer home, or garden lots in sizes to suit the buyer. On the north side of this lake near the outlet, Thomas Brothers of Dorsit have completed their third summer and hunting resort. J. J. Opsahl has been the prime mover in this development and is enthusiastic about its future outlook. He is always most willing to give detailed information with regard to the develop- ment of this North country and those interested are requested to write Mr. Opsahl at Bemidji, Minn. | & éieuuaifi 0 " mw M3IECS, nsezrpassed | You can’t afford to eat or drink anything which you are not ab- solutely sure is PURE. Every drop of our milk comes from a HEALTHY COW, fed on bal- anced ration, milked in abso- lutely sanitary quarters and then the milk is clarafied. The Wholesomeness and Pur- ity of our Milk is Unsurpassed. Let us deliver you a bottle tomorrow morning. You will readily taste the difference. Phone us ycur order now, to- day, while you think of it. W. G. Schroeder Phone 65 or 66 Bemidji, Minn, NOT T0BE- WORN, SAYS. MISS MASON Will Bring Blush to Cheék of Those Who Remember What Vital Part It Plays to Evening Gown. MILLINER’S FOLD OF GOODS TO JOIN BODICES TO SKIRTS Good Laugh in Sleeves; All Descrip- tions; Puff, Leg of Mutton and Balloon Described. By Margaret Mason. (Written for the United Press.) Make haste and take your girdle off, It’s not good style, they say; Though belter Earls may be good form The belted girl’s passe. New York, Sept: 24.—Here’s some- thing else to take off in the name of fashion. Girdles and belts aren’t to be worn this season. This stern decree may bring the blush to the cheek of those plays on the 1915 tion of this, its last stay of stability and what have you? Mavgan%]"\mon There’s nothing to it. Since an evening gown consists solely of a girdle and a shoulder strap, a banishment of the girdle is bound to leave much open to discus- sion. No doubt many will unbosom themselves unduly on the subject. It’s bound to make it mighty embarras- sing for a fellow, too. How in the world can he tell whether his lady fair is wearing her waist in the mid- dle or up under her shoulder blades with no distinguishing belt to blaze a trail. waistline altogether. What donning a normal waistlined basque gle belt to cling to. No Waistline Necessary. Just a mere milliner’s fold girdless gowns. Shirring, waistlines now that all swathing gir- centers. Bishop Sleeves Here. kind of a sleeve you want to this puff sleeves and our old friend, the who recall what a "-’ vital part the girdle | § evening gown. Rob | an evening confec- |3 Even the poor girl, herself, is apt |# to be a bit dazed and mislay her/|§ with [ in the morning, a longwaisted Moyen f" Age effect at noon and an empire ||& gown at night she’s bound to lose her |§ sense of waist location without a sin- | of | g8 goods will join the bodices to skirts |¥ this year, a tiny cord, oftimes just a | seam. Naturally in the much her-|% alded princess frocks no joining at ' the waistlines is necessary and they may go to the head of the class of y cording, | . | smocking and godets are only a few |§ of the many ways for finishing the i dles and the snug clasped belt have Mg been removed from all fashionable |§ You can enjoy a good laugh in any || fall and winter for Bishop sleeves, |8 leg of mutton, will be among those present when the call comes to pre- sent.arms. Leg of mutton sleeves, particularly, are due for a decided vogue and you will find them all puffed up in many a stunning gown. Long tight sleeves are still good style but an indication of puffing, be it ever so tiny, is beginning ‘to be glimpsed at their start out from the arm hole and a decidedly puffy finish for them should not prove surpris- ing. The flaring bell sleeves are very popular when edged with fur band- ing and make a fitting component part of a costume whose short flaring skirt is also thus furnished with fur. Fur Furnishes Puff. Baloon sleeves, much tinier than the baloon sleeves of our salad days, now inflate themselves between the dropped shoulder seam to just below the elbow. A funny little short pull at the very top of the sleeve, with a long slim finish to the hand, is quaint and old fashioned. A banding of narrow fur often fin- ishes the short puff and again repeats itself around the wrist or sometimes a tiny double shirring of the material does the same service. Transparent sleeves still sling dia- phonously to well rounded forearms and though there is nothing thick about them, they have more than a slim chance of survival as the most fitting of sleeves. With their wierd propensity for erupting puffs at most unexpected places; the only real thing about the fall and winter sleeves is that they will all be long if they belong to the mode. Hello, boys and girls. Hear that school bell? Don’t start for school without a NEW BEMIDJI lead pen- cil. It’s the best nickle pencil made. Any store in town sells ’em. TR KK KKK KKK KKK XK He who forgets to-adver- : tise should not complain when the. buyer forgets that he ‘s’ in business. It is just'a case of “forget” all around. * Kk k ok k k kK * x x x. * * %* * HHKK KK KK KK KKK KKK Pioneer want ads pay. s e A CHERUBIC DRINK tdmits its excellence. We guaran tee it to be pure, as we handle al its ingredients and insist ticular detail. 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We have plenty of PURITY users who will back this Filling station near Great Northern depot. Free air and water. ower most. Lubricating oils e nothing by trying. ST. CLOUD OIL COMPANY E. H. JERRARD, Mgr. in ~the habit of work the same Bemidji, Minn, Watch the stores. the Daily and Weekly for FALL and WINTER wear. “Dressup” DRESS UP WEEK See the From Saturday, Oct. 2 to Oct. 9 Bemidji people will be clad in “GLAD RAGS” from head to feet during this week. Read their announcements in Pioneer. new things week is being introduced the nation over. Help Bemidji Merchants make this a success.