Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 17, 1915, Page 3

was in the city last evenlnlg vl;lfin: friends and relatives. L. J. -®rench:returned £Lrom | River:last evening where he has dreen on business the past week. About The City- 2id Elver Sicable of Cando, N. D., is visiting in Bemidji. Remember that 12 Pphotographs, |make 12:Christmas presents. §ia W. J. Gray of Thief Ri Fall e o vershaly kerup's studio.” : Phone 239.—Adv. Y is a visitor in the city. Dr. T. Meyers left last evening for St..Paul, being called there byithe rious illness of his father. Dressmaking done by Phone 409-J.—Adv. the day. 641120 Nels Bye of Solway was in the city . 3} f the yesterday on business, R. H. Schumaker, cashier of the First National bank, will leave this evening for- Minneapolis on busi_nessa J. Davis of Bagley was a business visitor in Bemidji Tuesday. Hair dressing, combings made ap, switches $1.50. - Tel. 769. -.Mina_ A. Myers, 520 Beltrami Ave.~~Adv. 6d1119 The Episcopal Guild will hold its annual sale Dec. 4.—Adv. tf Mrs. Seth Smith of Becida was a E. H. Sund, architect, of Minne- business visitor in Bemidji Tuesday. apolls, is in the ‘city“today. = He ‘will inspect. the sanatorium at-Lake Julia. —_— Mrs. M. L.-Shellebarger of Nebish, who has spent .some time at Clyde, N. D, returned to her home Tues- day. Jack Bergo of Duluth is spending a few days in the city with friends. The Episcopal Guild will hold its annual sale Dec. 4.—Adv. atf Miss N. Newberry of Thief River Falls is visiting friends in Bemidji today. “Chalice of Courage”—a Rev. Cyrus Towasend Brady’s -thrilling romance—6 parts—tonight—Grand. —Adv. d1117 E. L. Wood and wife of Puposky were business callers in Bemidji yes- terday. —_— The B. P. 0. E. Lodge No. 1052, Bemidji, will hold a grand opening meeting Thursday evening at their hall. Chimney sweeping and furnace cleaning done promptly. Phone 584- J.—Adv. 27d1121 About eighteen friends of Mrs. Herman Stich tendered her a sur- prise at her home yesterday after- Mrs. George Ostrander of Turtle|. River was in the city Tuesday on noon. business. Dr. A. E. Henderson returned yes- ‘““Chalice of Courag?”—a Rev. terday from Northome where he has [ Cyrus Townsend Brady’s thrilling romance—6 parts—tonight—Grand. —Adv. da1117 been on business. Buy a second hand auto or get yours overhauled at Garvin’s. Read display ad.—Adv. 64119 John Tennstrom returned last eve- ning from Minneapolis where he has been on business during the past sev- eral days. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cox of Malthy was among the out-of-town shoppers in Bemidji Tuesday. The Episcopal Guild will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. C. G. King, 1118 Minnesota avenue. The A. F. & A. M. will hold a meet- ing at the Masonic hall tonight for first degree work. The annual Ludefisk supper and Christmas sale will be held at the Swedish Lutheran church parlors, Dec. 10.—Adv. 164129 Have your furniture repaired at the Bargain Store. First-class work at reasonable prices.—Adv. tf Mrs. Arthur Mongo of Michigan, N. D., who has visited relatives at ‘Waskish- for some time, returned to her home Tuesday. Miss Bertha Harding of Cass Lake Mrs. George LaCoursier of Red Lake Falls, who has visited relatives at Eland for two weeks, returned to her home Tuesday. “J RUBa little of it in- to Baby’s skin after thedaily bath. 1find it just fine for preventing chafing and soreness and for cooling the skin.” Mothers often tellus that, when buying Webster’s Toilet Cream - the vanishing eream of snowy whiteness and purity, We re- commend Wabster's Toilet Cream ~— because we know its formula. Also, because we know that its manufacturers have for 50 years been famous for the scrupulous purity and unusually high quali- ty of all their products. Room and board by day or week. Separate if desired. .. Rooms modern, hot water heat. Julia Titus, Fiftly and Minn. Phone 812.—Adv. 6d1216 Dr. W. P. Lee of Northfield, Minn who has been the week-end:guest 'na the R. C. Hayner honie, returned to, his home last evening. -3 Miss Emma Halvorson of Turtle River was in Bemidji Tuesday en- route to Pine River where she ex- pects to remain for some time. 4 e . 3 i ’ nitions, they’ll do it, they say. Dr. Diedrich, the dentist, is now |{§ nicely located in his newly fitted of<3 fices in the O’Leary-Bowser Building & fot the' Ereater Part: ot X 9 k. 4 % K- 44 & % % N|fair with'each other, I will be fair a8 beeR! one’it the leading | % VTHE MARS MAN” NEXT | with both. Above all, I am an Am- 2 ON EYCEUM COURSE . * |erican, and care not under which flag ¥ XX XK X¥|my friends have been raised, but there is only one under which for us all now to live. I will try to be loyal to its every tradition.’” London," Oct. 2.—(By mail.)—If Lloyd George will permit the women of England to win the war for the Allies by solving the question of mu- Two million of them say it. Under the increasing pressure they are bring- ing to bear on the minister of muni- tions, he is showing a disposition to give them a try. They have pointed out to Lloyd George that England has at least 2,000,000 women who can devote their entire time to shell mak- ing. Every woman, they insist, can make at least one shell a day. That means 2,000,000 shells a day, a num- ber far beyond Lloyd George’s most extravagant estimate of England’s needs. The women would like to The Elsonors.Dison Goncert Gompany - of Chicago will .give a con- | of -the. most gsflfinnfi‘dma‘glnab!e: - “ADRIAN' ‘M. NEWENS. plete shell making, equipping her to begin with a plain bar of steel and put it through all the successive stages of turning, boring, screwing and fitting the band and the plug. She showed equal ability in the fac- tories mdking munitions machines. convention. ’ . want to see the party get to- editor, MriBackman:sdys “it is bigger than any man, #4“I:am’w-eantafdate for c . I under the auspices of the . -Ladies- Aid Society of“the . Seandinavian Lutheran’ Church. Tickets 35 cents. Children 20 cents. Washington, D. (%, Nov. 17.— Housewives who obtain ferns from the florist for indoor culture should place them in a strong light, although they will do well without sunlight. They should be kept moist at all times, but watered sparingly. Most fern difficulties arise either from keeping the plants soaked or per- mitting them to get too dry. When the fern is in a jardiniere, it is es- pecially difficult to avoid over-water- ing. In spring and summer, ferns require three times the amount of water that they do in the fall and winter. These suggestions were an- nounced today by the department of agriculture. will .be lifted at the door. never will be a better time.- ’l‘hefl} Advie. 441118 Raymond, the six-year-old son_o? Mr, and Mrs. Samuelson of Neving, Minn., was brought to St. '8 hospital yesterday, with case typhoid fever. His condition is satis- factory. ' Miss Gladys Hazen was taken si riously ill yesterday afterncon with, -appendicitis. She was taken to St. Anthony’s hospital ‘where an ‘opér: tion was performed. Her condition is improved today. s Mrs. Sarah Speelman of Buena, Vista is a guest of Judge and Mrs, M, A. Spooner today. Mrs. Speelman is; enroute to International Falls where;| she will visit her son for a mon;h,z after which she will go to’ Minne-, apolis to spend the winter. Cedar Rapids, Ia., Nov. 17.—That ‘the women of this city are planning to take an active part in the city campaign next spring, when a mayor and four commissioners are to be elected, is shown by the faect that the town is being listed carefully as to the opinion of each woman on the suffrage question. Lilot of. good typewriter ribbons all colors.and for.any make machine ‘while they last at the above price. COMMENTS ON CONGRESS. The Detroit Record for the follow- lowing to say in regard to the candi- dacy of C.'B.: Butkman for congress in:the Sixth. distriot: ;. ‘“Hon. Clarence Bennett Buckman,’ who recently: announced his candi- dacy for congress in the Sixth district to.succeed Mon. Charles A. Lind- bergh, who is an avowed candidate for-governor; ‘located in the vielnity of Watertown, S. D., Nov. 17.—Pub- lic health week, from December 6 to 12, will be conducted here, fostered by -the Red.Cross commission, with Miss Winters, a traveling represen- tative, in charge. Watertown receives NEW GRAND THEATRE The House Of Quality TONIGHT and TOMORROW this recognition because of & sti] lated amount- of stamps sold Cross work locally. Velva, N. D., Nov. 17.—Thousands of acres of grain, grown by the farm- ers of Western Canada, will not be threshed this year as a result of the shortage of threshing machines in that district, this being the word brought here by N. M. Muus, who has just made an extensive tour of the Swift Current, Sask., district. Williston, N. D., Nov. 17.—Failure of the state to obtain an injunction against the railroads in the matter of delivering illegal liquor consign- ments will result in an active cam- paign by authorities of Willlams county against such fllegal delivery by agents, Peking, China, Nov. 17.—The French ‘minister, A. R. -Conty, . has been advised that the Japanese steam- ship, Iro, had been taken fnto Sai- fire of unknown origin started south of this place and before it could be extinguished by a big force of farm- ers destroyed 80 acres of fine wheat on the Philip Plemmer place, as well as several stacks of hay. Pierre, S. D, Nov. 17—C. H. Coyne, publisher of the Fort Pierre News, admits he is a possible candi- date for the Republican nomination for'secretary of state at the next pri- mary, in an editorial in the last issue of his paper. Pioneer want ads bring results. ccmiu\cs T Tonight and Tomorrown GRAND THEATRE The I | i Y Thé You have seen ‘‘The Isle of Regeneration”, and ‘‘The Jugger- rice d Stat e[| naut” both written by Cyrus Townsend Brady, now comes’ his I; i 7 | fot d next, Bigger and Better than either of the others 4 ask for - wn N t B i B" f . “l n runs 3-4. ' | o i this- will ! y n i “y"" i 'flc rum ! e wner of a mile: : ‘ ) H g e e A Vitagraph Blue-Ribbon Feature in 6 great parts. Has ¢ mean a big - e BAT L TORE cast of the broken attendance records where ever it has beenshown. sacrifice on There is}some; satisfaction, i ‘knowing that only . land from@fShows af 7:18, 8:45 Children 10c, Adults/20c my part -and onie mah can‘Fet a “rakeoff” IFyou deal with the Blackdu ck* Matinee Tomorrow 2:30 - Children 5c, Adults 16¢ We supply it in dainty alumi- num-capper{ jars -- 25 centa. and cordially invites the public to call on him.—Adv. 641117 Alec Doran, proprietor of the Palace, Meat Market, has returned from Den- ning, N. M., where he has been the] past two weeks on business. CityDrug Store B N. French & Co. Miss Hazel Minnick is. expected to returned to Bemidji this evening from ‘Walker where she has been a guest at the K. Segal home for a few days. John Moak, Taxidermist, tans all kinds of hides. Deer skins tanned for buckskin. Ships goods to Be- midji, Minn., and notify John Moak, Nymore, Minn.—Adv. di125 The ladies of the Swedish Lutheran| church will give their annual “Lude- day, Dec. 10, in the church parlorli who has been the guest.of her - sigs ter, Mrs. C.. M..Bacon, .during the past ten days, returned to her homg; today. Gl We have always tried to be just a liule ahead of the other fellow in. the general equipment of our store. As an evidence of this desire to show the newest and only the best of everything, we s 8 We're all going to the magquerad & at the roller rink next Friday eve- | ning, and can make no other appoint*. ments. Will meet you there.—Advi 441118 gladly recommend to users of ink h Carter's The men of the- Presbyteriai] church will give their, apnual;turk supper at .the church this Henlng. An excellent supper has been : pre-| pared. Ink ~the newest member of the Carter's Inx hmil[. fisk” supper and.Christmas sale; Fyi-Y| Mrs. O. P. Nokken of Moorheaa;" to-Cass Lake and ‘anothét’ man who owns:the lind he-wants fo sell. i“:onu £ will-spend less-time, that 15 Wastéd time, by rather than publish it in road runs north’ to the county road. You can drive up-te-thefa with automobile or team. 4 forties drain into- the Mississippi river on a gradual slope and 2 forties ‘drain to- Red Lake. - Three forties this advertise- ment it will be kept a secret ‘be- tween: myself and the prospective buy- er. I have been a resident on this same property for 22 years and feel certain that any- one seeking a real bargain ‘ being taken direct to.the property he has for sale. - I'have 240 acres of thebest land in’thie ¢ounty; -located :on- the “Divide”, threemiles east of Hines and four miles from Blackduck. TFwenty-five ucres in hay and .Grops-andvsixkty -acres geededto ‘clover and timothy grasses. I Wilk- Sell.It.in.40, THE BENGALS”. PLEASING PHOTO PLAYS TONIGHT: Isabel Rea, Madge Kirby, Hector V. Safno and W. J. Butler in two reel Biograph, “THE MYS$- TERY OF HENRI VILLARD". A_SeligJungle-Zoo- drama, “THE MASTER OF "Bobby Connelly in a Vitagraph comedy, “SONNY. JIM ; $ b e Ak ill timbered. Th and THE AMUSEMENT CO. LTD.” Sunday ::;L::l:o: si:l::‘ i’li ;h;:k 30, jzo or m i : ;efi:t; cor:::)iie;:ted schf:i School and Bull Frog combination starts a circus. is that you look at it before acre tracts. at Hines, Minn. ~ The bus:fjjShowsstart7:30 Children 5c Adults 100 you buy elsewhere. The fact - '[e,tmsfieasy. of the matter is I have more “Sge “fliis Jand than I feel able to look beforre ‘after, and anxious:to sell partsof i it .in .order ‘to improve the bal-- Y. 0.1 ance. If .you ‘buy you ¢an buy. 'depen’d on one thingsand -] that is that I will continue = ¢ to_be your :neighbor, together with others :living in ‘this vicinity. i calls daily for the children |2 Interested parties are requested to-write or-call at the BE< “MIDJI DAILY PIONEER OFFICE for references or fur- ‘ther _inforination. “We might add" “«also=that in no other locality wilf must-sell. - -you find finer lot- of ne:ghfl: Srgmge il bors and a more pleasant place Ffild'“t to live than right in this par- “Why-‘. ‘ticular section;. . | = i Star Brand Typewriter Ribbons In any ocolor to fit any make of typewriter - Each 75¢ tor Red N a- pleasing. conversati Will give ‘purposeful monologues af | undertake the job for all the Allies.|gon bay, French Cochin China, by'a ““cert thig'evening adapting. himself -fmme * ‘the M: E. church auditorium Mon- | The women are admitted to have be-|French cruiser, on suspicion of “be- V3 . o ndings;: and, his: mmdre‘.dg : 'day,‘ Nov. 22, as the second lmm_ber come skilled in far shorter time than |ing engaged in carrying arms to mu- Nov‘MBER 17th, s outside of -the:Sixth-dis-| “of the Women’s Study ‘club lyceum |is required by men. A week’s tui-|tineers in India. : in the j 3 ‘course.” tion is quite sufficient to initiate a ] CITY HALL — woman into every process of com-| Beulah, N. D., Nov. 17.—A prairie f— 1 Pencraft Ink writes a blue and dries a jet blac| It is especially brilliant; smooth and permanent. Come in and let us show you the new Carter ink bottle with the new flow-controllez, P E i PIONEER : ;Phone 31, The Rebecca lodge -will -held--its: regular meeting in the Odd Fellows’ hall this evening at 8 o’clock. offi- cers: will be. ‘elected.,.. All. memberk are requested to be: present. ‘ Our best townspeople are planning on going to the masquerade at the roller rink Friday evening. Masks vt e - o s These ribbons are fully guaranteed as the best on earth. Come in neat tin boxes. The Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. e _ B emidji; Minn. ;