Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 19, 1915, Page 6

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER SOMETHING GOOD C. A. KNAPP :: Bemidji Beltrami Ave. EDUCATOR SHOES Do you know that we are selling a shoe that is very popular in this territory and in this climate? Do you know that YOUR FRIENDS are buying these shoes every day, and are daily be- coming louder in their praises? Do you know that yeur friends are gemng the very limit of comfort from these shoes trom the day they put them on? Do you know that these shoes look good to others, feel good to yourself, and are even better than they look and feel? Do you know that these “look good and feel good” women and children? shoes cost no more than any ordinary shoe for men, Why don’t YOU wear these shoes? GLIMAX OF FOOTBALL SEASON TOMORROW All Eyes On Yale and Harvard—Up to Tom Shevlin to Twrn Trick for the Bulldog. By George R. Holmes. (United Press Staff Corresvondent) New York, Nov. 19.—The climax of the 1915 football season—one of the most wierd the East has seen in year—will be reached tomorrow at Cambridge when Harvard and Yale resume their age-worn scramble on the gridiron. It matters but little, apparently, that each team has been defeated this year, and is no longer in the cham- pionship running. The Yale-Har- vard game is THE game of any sea- son, principally, because it’s the Yale- Harvard game. It is doubtful if a Cornell-Pitt game could arouse the tremendous enthusiasm that is at- tendant on tomorrow’s struggle. Had both lost every game this season, it would still be the big game of the season, looking through Eastern eyes. Not a Battle. The game tomorrqw can hardly be termed a battle. It will, barring miracles, be a massacre, with Percy Haughton’s big Crimson eleven on the prodding end. Yale is complet- ing the worst season.in her history. Harvard has been defeated this year | —the first time in three years, but the Crimson demonstrated two weeks ago that it still had a man-sized wallop in either mitt by defeating the best eleven Princeton has put in years. KEddie Mahan is a whole team in himself—190 pounds of whirling, swirling, scratching foot- ball ability. Against the tall Har- vard captain Yale has to offer eleven young men who have been licked by Colgate, by Virginia, by Brown and by W. & J. already this season. Will Be Big Crowd. A tremendous crowd will see the game. Old Harvard grads will trek back to Boston to gloat over a Yale liching. Yale grads will go back to hope, and after hope is gone, to ru- minate over the ““old days” when the Blue was rooting on the topmost pin- nacle of football fame. The foot- ball game isn’t so important—it’s the occasion. That is what makes it the big game of any season. But Tom Shevlin may turn the trick for Yale. He has done it before. In the west all eyes are on the Minnesota-Wisconsin and Illinois- Chicago struggles. Brainerd, Minn., Nov. 19.—The Crow Wing County Older Boys’ con- ference will be held in Brainerd on Nov. 26. One of the prominent speakers will be Dr. Bow- den of Minneapolis. |6-INCH SLABWOOD FOR SALE Softwood $2.00 per load Hardwood $2.50 per load Bemidji Mfa. Co. Phone 481 Styleplus Clothes have Style correct to Style which expresses in every line, curve, button and seam the _splendid, sturdy quality of cloth and work- manship beneath. Styleplus have attained astomshmg natlon-Wlde populantybecause for $17 they give honest Style plus the Quality that nngs true in the actual hard every fine detail. service of every day m‘//' g for *171 ///’”/ W/// / The Styleplus Clothes in our stoze are an Ideal-Come- N True—the Ideal to give to American men Clothes with & Style and Clothes with Wear for $17. 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The Ladies’ Aid society met at the home of Mrs. John Carlson last Thursday. Jerome Sprague and Grave Ten Eyck started school last week, there being 107 now enrolled. 3 The boys of the Saum Athletic club have now received their athletic goods, including a punching bag and boxing gloves. They are already practicing. * % FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1915. K EKKKXKEX KK EKXKKy * HORNET. * * (By Special Correspondent.) & KKK KKK KKKKK KK W. B. Stewart, county superin- tendent of schools, visited the schools here Thursday. Among those who were in Black- duck on Saturday were Herman Thom and wife, Miss Alta Bateman, John Thullen, Charles Angell, C. Peterson, Myron Shoop, George Bogart and son Jesse, J. E. and J. D. Bogart. Mrs. Cossentine is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Herman Thom. Temperance exercises were given at Sunday school, Sunday. Rev. Hicks preached at the Murray school at the close of Sunday school, Sunday. Nilos, 0., Nov. 19.—The corner- stone of President McKinley’s birth- place memorial was laid here today. Owatonna, Minn., Nov. 19.—Owa- tonna will entertain about 200 dele- gates and visitors when the annual convention of the District Christian Endeavor society of Southern Minne- Sunday. Your city property with Clayton G, Cross Markham Hotel Buitéing FOR SALE OR RENT Good Service Reasonable Commission TROPPMAN’S Thanksgiving Food Sale Commencing Saturday, November 20 Celery, per bunch Home made mince meat, per pound .............................. 15¢ Crescent Brand candied citron, per pound ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 25¢ Crescent Brand lemon peel, per pound............. 20c Crescent Brand orange peel, per pound.... ... .. 20c Monarch Brand seeded raisins, per pkg Del Monte Brand fancy seeded raisins, per pkg......... 10c Christmas Brand currants, per pkg Thompson bulk seedless raisins, per Ib.__..... 12¢ Gold Dragon Sultana raisins, per pkg ...................... 18¢ Golden Dragon dates, per pkg Fancy Howe cranberries, per Ib Sun Kissed oranges, per doz 6 oz. bottle Oriole cherries Genuine Herkimer Co. N. Y. cheese, per Ib Cream cheese, per Ib Monarch Java Mocha coffee for your Thanksgiving Dinner, per Ib Pure apple cider, per qt. 10c, per gal........................... 35¢c A solid car of canned vegetables we can sell you. “Moose Ear” Wisconsin corn, per doz. cans......... 95¢ “Moose Ear” Wisconsin peas, per doz. cans Turkey, Geese, Ducks, Chicken at Lowest Price MONARCH ' BRAND BLuE Reow § This mammouth cheese the largest ever displayed in Be- midji now on sale. taken for delivery now. 'sure to see and purchase some for your Thanksgiving Dinner. Troppman’s Dept, Store Cetarl Bemidji, Minnesota Orders Be sota is held here next Saturday and _- g e T | ¥ e = + {