Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 8, 1915, Page 5

722 e %_* ‘ 218 MINNESOTA AVENUE 4 About The City Elid Meilker left last evening for Madison, Wis. C. H. Mills of Brainerd is in the city today on business. . Special home made cakes at Pfeif- er’s Bakery for Saturday.—Adv: 14108 Agnes M. Adams of Melrose, Minn., vigited in Bemidji today. Samuel Hord and wife of Minne- apolis are visiting in Bemidji. Ross A. McClintick left yesterday for Moose Jaw, Sask., Canada. Sixteen-inch wood for sale, deliv- ered to any part of the city. I P. Batchelder.—Adv. tf Benton Mackaye of Washington, L‘, D. C, is in the city on business. James Allison of Superior, Wis,, 3 is in_the city- today on business. " h George W. Berdon and wife of Des 3 Moines, Ia., are visiting im-Bemidji. f One of these nice days you ought to go to Hakkerup’s.and have :your picture taken.—Adv. tf Ll Charles F. Eggers of Grafton, N. D, is in the city today on business. ‘Walter Marcum and H. H. Mayer left this noon on a several days’ hunting trip. 3 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cox of Maltby were in Bemidji Wednesday trans- [ 3 acting business. N . A fine lot of home made cakes can ) be had at Pfeifer’s Bakery Saturday. { ——Adv. 14108 Mrs. Lucy Williams of Northern attended to business matters in. Be- | midji Thursday. 1 Mrs. H. P. Sargent of Grand Forks is spending a few :days with:friends near Turtle River. V' i Chimney sweeping and furnaces cleaned. Prompt service by calling Tel No. 584-J.—Adv. 6d1012 Mrs. S. J. Hayes and Miss Esther Mureau of Red Lake were the guests of friends in the city yesterday. 1 P—— ) William Vernig was called to Pierre, Minn.,, Wednesday by the death of his mother-in-law, Mrs. 8. Baker. i-lsve your furniture repaired at the Bargain Store. First-class work at reasonable prices.—Adv. tt Mr. and Mrs. George Elletson have \ Y returned from ' Jordan, Chaska and : Carver. They will go to honsekeep« ¥ ing. at 814 Beltrami Ave. e ’A;he Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis, MOST , ECONOMICAL g "Mdl" will want one when they see to pay_off our creditors. has recently opened an addition of 50 moderate priced rooms.—Adv. Miss Esther Mohn of Larnord, Kans., .who has visited at the God- dard home during the summer, re- turned to her home Thursday. Get one of those fine home made cakes at Pfeifer’s Bakery Saturday. —Adv. 14108 Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Brooks and Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Marcum have is- sued invitations for a dancing party at Birchmont Inn, Tuesday evening, Setting up stoves and putting on storm dindows properly doné. W.M. Mason. Phone 584-J.—Adv. 24108 Mr. and Mrs. G. Puposky of Yola and Miss Mary Lukish of Becida were business-visitors in the city yester- day, returning home in the evening. Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis, gives you more for the price you pay than any: other hotel in the Twin Cities. —Adv. =& Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Walsh packing their household goods pre- paratory to moving to West Union, Ta: B. M. Gile will occupy the house vacated by Mr. Walsh. Don’t forget the book sale at Aber- crombie’s, Beltrami avenue. Good reading cheap. 'All books at half price.—Adv. 2d107 Mrs. J. R. ‘Veloske and ‘two chil- dren of Kelliher' ¢ame to ' Bemidji Thursday where they will make their future home. They ‘report 'two in- ches of snow in Kelliher. ‘When: in Minneapolis be sure and visit the Hotel Radisson Roof Gar- den and Silhouetté Room. ' Famous show places of the Northwest.—Adv. Oscar Arneson, in charge of the land department at the state audi- tor’s office, was in Bemidji this morn- ing. He left for Walker where he will conduct a state land sale. Hair dl‘esshlg,v puffs, curls, doll wigs made from combings. Switches $1.60.-~Mina “A. ‘Meyers, 520 Bel- trami Ave: Telephone 769.—Adv. 6d1012 J. C. McGhee, assistant county su- perintendent of schools, is moying his family today to the J. M. Phil- lippi home on Irvine avenue. Mr. McGhee formerly lived on a farm in the town of Eckles. On arriving at Minneapolis, go di- rect to the Hotel Radisson. You will be pleased to recommend it to your friends when you return home.— Adv. Mr. and Mrs. George Rhea, 1010 Beltrami avenue, entertained at a dinner party ‘last evening. ‘Among those present were Rev.”S. E. .P. White and daughter, Eva, and Mr. and Mrs. A, A. Lord. You will find more of the leading people from Minnesota registered at the Radisson, Minneapolis, than at any other ‘hetel in the Twin Citles. —Adv. Miss Edna Schmidt returned this morning from a month’s visit with relatives and friends in the Twin Cities and Marshall, Minn. She wiil spend' a ‘few ‘days ‘at her home’ here before returning to. Thief River Falls where she will resume her work in,| the Citizens’ State’ bank. You can get a big, fat pencil tab- let for a nickle at the Pioneer office) ] dand an extra big, fat ink paper com- position book for a dime. AH the qufictive are LVe are sacrificing a flfi,’q@ggtqgk TeeT AMERICAN WOMAN REPORTED LOST IN TURK MASSACRES New York, Oct. 8.—Miss McLaren, an .American nurse attached to a mission at Van, Turkey, has been missing since July, and is believed to have been slain in the Turkish massacres of Armenians in that dis- trict, today announced Miss Emily C. Wheeler, secretary of the National Armenian and Indian Relief associa- tion. Miss Wheeler was in Armenia during the massacre. “It is Enver Pasha’s boast that he killed more Ar- menians in 30 days than Abdul Ha- mid ‘did in 30 years. And Ahdul Hamid was known as the ‘great butcher’ and the ‘red sultan,”” said the relief worker. Information on which her state- ment was based was given her by a missionary, an American physician, just returned from Turkey. Miss Wheeler herself spent 16 years in Armenia. SPANISH SWINDLE LETTER IS APPROVED BY CENSOR St. Cloud, Mlnn Oct. 8.—The cen- sorship established by European countries over the mall that is sent out does not appnrently interfere or smiles. case Be on the. is on, Third Street B g By the HUB CLOFHING. COMPANY . of Ber i’dji‘,;mfifiésot{ at cost prices and many: amclwlm‘thnn*cont i At this sale we will not attempt to sell you 25¢ ,Suspenders at 29c, as others;are deing, but: we are going to sacrifice a 315 000°stock of'the BEST ‘MERCHANDISE. o You do not need to take our wnrd or anybody ¢ else 's word for it, but yoircan come in"and use ‘your own judgement. We can dress you from head-fo foot .with.all Kinds of merchandise..at the-fowest: Briges such ag have-never been mmtad hfira’nsfursj; We do not dare to quote our low prices in print for the simple reason that our whplesale houseg,dg.ygt permit ofselling below a certain price, but we are overstocked and must. ralse ‘the money This sale is, now. on in; full blast and will continue for the 30-days in- whleh time we must“pay-ourbills. s A. GROSSMAN, Proprietor hamper the operations of the pro: moters of “The Spanish Swindle.”? Isaac Kurlanski of this city received 'a letter telling him of the sad plight of a relative who had been a Russian banker and was now imprisoned in a Spanish jail. He makes the -usual plea for his' daughter and promises a large share of his $140,000 estate. The letter hag been opened by a cen- sor and stamped with his seal of ap- proval. NAVY BOARD NAMES EDISON, AS. CHIEF Washington, Oct. 8.—The _new! ‘naval board of .advjsors.at jts first business. meeting elected: the follow- There's a St ---in which everybody is interested. That is every who lives. within a radius of one hund- red miles of Bemidji. A stranger coming into this store is greeted with a smile. Yes, more than that, several ing officers: f Chairman, Thomas A.:Edison, Or-, ange, N. J. First vice chairman,: Dr. - Peter|| Cooper. Hewitt, New -York. Second vice chairman, William L. Saunder, Plainfield; N..J. Secretary, Thomas; Robins, Stam- ford, Conn. _ .. ~Assistant”¥81hie ch Hutchingon, Qrange, N THRQWN:BUTCHER-KNIFE KILLS SMALL -BABY BEMIDJI MINNESOTA £ | i|is Peace Day at the fair. Green Bay, Wis,, Oct. :8.—Stabbed through the ear, the 7 months’ old Neot the sweet smile ing girl, but the smile of men who really make you feel glad £0-come. Don’t you, know, everybody likes to come into astore¢likethat. It makesthem come again. - Where: Service is Paramont ---and every. person:receives a square deal at the hands of every clerk: It matters not who you are.or what, you do,.the same courtesy 1is shown in every case.. "Fhat’s:the kind-of. ser-. ¢ vice that counts in any line of business, but more especially the retail-business. It pays.to. watch.the-policy of this store; also because it means dollar and. cents ‘in- every: Every weekithis:store publishes its news- in.the columns.of this.paper and the- readers are constantly on the look outi Lookeut: Gontiaally ---it pays.. The.war.is:on: The world’s sznes What next?. - Wait.. Watch: Barker’s Dirug SeJeweliry Store. BEMIDJI, MINN.- * Kk KK Kk Ko accidentally killed" by his Frances, 6 years old. Rosle, a 15-year-old 'sister, told District Attorney M. E. Davis that in a quarrel over the cutting of bread, Frances threw a knife at her and the utensil struck the baby. sister, "PEACE DAY AT FAIR. San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 8.—This A program memorializing the principle of uni- versal peace, prepared by David t|Starr Jordan, president of Leland ‘Stanford, Jr., university, was pre- sented. Hello, boys and girls. Hear that 'school bell? "Don’t ‘start for school || without a NEW”BEMIDJI lead’ pen- il efl. It’s’the:best nickle pencil made. Any store in. town.sells ‘em.’ Pioneer want ads will sell it for you. Fi!!*iiill’i*iiii ‘He who forgets- to adver- tise should not complain when “the -buyer forgets ‘that he is in-business. It is just-a“case of “forget” all around. i * * &flk#i‘i**lli!‘l’liii’ is Town of a sweet look- Plumua&\- ; p ‘TH! “FATEOF|NO. i - It . | l GRAND THEATRE The Hotise “of Qiiality Tonight and Tomorrow A 3-part'Broadway Star Feature, (Vitagraph) featurmg Nicholas Duneaw Dorothy Ke||y Wm. Dunnin “MY LOST’ ONE" ‘An inténsely interesting drama with Dnrothy Kelly, in the leed role, who, unable to resist an Opera Director’s promise of a bnlhant career, leaves her husband to go on the stage, and is later found by him starring in-one of }ns stolen manuscripts.. “SHAM AND 'BUD”’ in “The Hypnotic Monkey”, Kalem Comedy Shows at 7:15, 8:15, 9:15 4 ComingSiifiday: “Gail Kane, in NETRO. »‘always go6d, FEATURE in'5 'parts, “Her GCreat 'Match" by Clyde Fitch. 5c—Admission—10c o BRINKMAN THEATRTE B - Today and Saturday =11 “The Royal Outlaw” A sensational drama in four parts Charley Chaplin in two reels “Gentleman of Nerve” Children 10c, adults 15¢ First show 7:20, second 8: 43 Sunday Program : “Seul’s Exchanged” apowerful sensational photoplay in 5 parts, a roménn excmng emotional drama, featuring Lyda Bovelle and ] Maria Bonniard, a great story, supérb aecting, beautiful . - 'Venetian scenery. Is this trie do you love another. a2 ““The Grand Réception at Venice” . = A feature program of vaudeville, a guaranteed atitacuon. : Admission 10c and 25¢ 3 Coming Motidy the *“Battle of Waterloo” in 5 parts PLEASING PHOTO PLAYS TONIGHT Admission 5¢ and 10¢' “THE SMUGQLER’S WARD?”, two part Biogr’nphu © melodrania” . OURE", a ‘George Ade’ comedy 1**, atiother “Ha rds of Helen' story thh views of a rallroad wreck. Adverusers who want the best results” lways ‘patronize: The' Pionéer. They kiow, by experi- ence,; -that a8 no:equal-in this.section of the eountry as an advemsmg medium. it Adg@ 3% ATHAN I P B‘""“t“‘field“’”;