Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 18, 1916, Page 6

I3 3 I TR PR X & & & K&K KKKKK® R afternoon. .. The - hours .were. . from .- Uh»lndz-*h:m # . ADDITIONAL LOCALS * three till six o’clock. The afternoon | Prosper, Al % % % K&k kKKK KKK XXK|wag gpent 1o sewing and music, and | of Lavinia returned y n, to, M. and, Mrs, - Arthur|gt five o’clock 'a delicious lunch wds [tWo weeks’ auto trip in Kuhlman of Madison, Wid,;, Monday, ; : . |nesota and. Wisconsin, Sa i Mrs, Kthlman: was formerly served. = Those present were Me'! : e M8 Ruth Naugle, of this city, and |dames George W. Rhea, Osmiind | ' The Episcopat Guild. is & nigce of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nau- | Johnson, C. A. Knapp, T. J. Welsh, | Mrs. D. L.. Stanton, 919. Bemidji av- gle. Mr. Kuhlman was at one time | K. Mclver, J. J. Opsahl and M. H.|enue, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 teacher of agriculture in the Be-|Haines. ; . ABL 14 ;i .l o'clock. i midji schools. T Invitations have been issued by N., i i ‘Whitney Brown and Carroll C. Hill e tb s oy 4 3 o) U dit for a private dancing party, Friday £ g o e BRV O LW - Hoiy 4 evening, Oct. 20, at the city hall. w AN TE D o Henry Cominsky, of Schneider - B L. gt { - Bros. Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear store, left last evening for Chicago where he will spend some time purchasing stock for the store. abou -a M cigarette. ,tfgat satisfié J. T. McKenney, district passen- ger agent of the. Northern Pacific railway, St. Paul, and F. D, Lyon, passenger agent of the Rock Island railway, were business visitors in the city today. 3 Miss Gertrude Malone returned yesterday from Cass Lake where she has been the guest of friends. WE PAY CASH Highest prices paid in the history of our store. Miss Gertrude Malone has resigned her- position as stenographer at the Northern National bank. The vacan- Cy has been filled by Miss Amanda i Klein, formerly stenographer with See us before selling else- the law firm, Andrews, Gibbons & h Huffman. Miss Lenti Hytonen of Me- where- gaunee, Mich., has accepted.the posi- tion vacated by Miss Klein, . Mrs. Van Arnum was the guest of friends at International Falls yester- day. W. CG. SCHROEDER Phone 65 Chesterfields have done ‘‘the impossible’’—they . satisfy and yet they are mof strong. They are porerel ot Mrs. B. I Swedbacks MILD! Chesterfields do for your smoking what home, 409 Bemidji avenue, yesterday bacon and eggs do for your breakfast—they satisfy. And yet Chesterfields are MILD—that’s the point. G. H. Slossen spent yesterday at International Falls on business. No other cigarette can give you this zew enjoy- ment (satisfy yet mild) because no cigarette maker can copy the Chesterfield blend. This blend is an entirely new combination of tobaccos and is undoubtedly the most important new thing in cigarette making in 20 years. Logatte Myors Ibasco On ““Give me a package of those cigarettes that SATISFY”* Tull Sinder Shors Sonder Tl sacazy Sy "”iggfi’" Ia;:f:‘u P T % ® . [} How to Select Your Corset ¥ [ DECIDE first that, your figure is individual —that you need a corset designed for you. Then look at the 9 Ideal Figure Types and choose yours. [ and yet theyre \ MILD 4 . = work in family of three. Apply RENT. Mrs. H .C. Baer, 1205 Lake Boule- ..W..wg?.imm..m vard. 5-1021 | FOR RENT—S8-room house on corner of 7th and. Bemidji Ave.; com- ST OCTTTTTTTTTS Next, come to us and let us show you the many Gossards we have in stock in your size, designed for your ideal figure type. Then your selection is reduced to the amount you want to pay, from $. .00 down.to $2.50. | NS 2 This is the ¥ Thirty-first Announcement and Proclamation of Gossard Corset WANTED—A good man. « Sathre Ab- pletely modern and newly decor- stract Co. 8-1021| ated. Reynolds & Winter. 641024 ) N WAN Styles for Fall and Winter, 1916-17 oo WANTED ... |WANTED Girl for general house-| FOR RENT—Fiveroom house. A WANTED—Phone 300. Edward An- work. Mrs. Julia Titus, 523 Minn. Klein 3:1019' In addition to comfort, wearing service and great valde, gerson, ltt vk, WaFtn:'o o flfirm_ = U R : o4 ity & ure, stoves, clothing, shoes, D_Gi FOR SALE—Don’t pay rent; month- you obtain authentic style in Gossards. Gossards wear horses, harness, wagons. _ 1028| WANTED_Glrl for_general house-|\ ™%y byyments, 2 houses and two 2- WANTED—Onions, c;rots, beets, acre lots on Irvine Ave. Terms to longer because of their materials. They are in style longer 8 ¥ % B rutabagas and cabbage. We pay HELP WANTED—Bemidji govern- suit purchaser. J. W. Wilcox. because of the advanced style information of their de- A s ! he hi, SH.| ment clerks examinations., Nov. 4.| Phone 29. 7-1019 signers, which is reflected in the corsets. E.mfili?fiiiin?:fifnefinfi?fie%ff,‘“H $75 month. Sample 1eSSONS free, | mm———— . ) i . 6.1019| Franklin Institute, Dept. 23-S. T., LOST AND FOUND. Selecting your Gossard here insures intelligent service. TINTBD T Rochester, N. Y. 41030 | 55" Top cover to etz car, about s D—10,000 Bushels Potatoes, | =———————————ee e 5 ’ Be fitted today. A model for every figure at a price any Wil Pay 90¢ per bushel CASH for - FOR SALE, October 1. Finder may get reward woman can well afford. An expert corsetiere will be good white stock. We furnish the | sresssmsmsmecmsrconennnmrnnnnnnr- | . DY Teturning to W. N. Weber, 208 pleased to fit you without obligation. ldeal sacks. Gamble-Robinson-Bemidji | FOR SALE—1 pair driving oxen, 7/ 'Minnesota Ave. 6-1019 Aoerage . Co. 6-1019 years old, kind, well broke. Nels — = Figure A PR SR - Solberg, 31 miles southwest of | FOR TRADE—Five acres with house SCHNEI DER BROS CO WANTED—We pay cash for second Shevlin, Minn. 4-1020 on, in Warroad. What have ygyu * L hand furniture, stoves, shoes and Box 275, Bemidji. -1021 clothing. Hannah & Robertson, FO‘}:’OD%AL]‘?‘V& Ei?’h‘; DODIilltl‘ a:d doak > i 2 nt to buy calf. Andrew : 206 Minn. Ave. Phone 129-W. | Ness, Bemidil. Phonc 26-5-110. % % % % K % % X X X % % & X X Exclusive Ready-to-Wear H. Cominsky, Mgr. HELP ANTED 7d1018 *x e T — e I 3 — mwmm l*‘Oll’sJ SALEThGood big work horses| ,CLOSING HOURS—Want. : D—Girl for housework; good cheap as ave niy season’s work A be classi i wages. Kaplan, 811 Bemidji. 1020 | about done. Tom Smart, Bemidii, | 5 eririn the Bicamm ned Prop- ¥ WANTED — Night porter. Hotel | U020 106t |k umn must be in before 11 X Markham. 1017tf FOll{i SALE—Reeves steam engine, 32 : 091110‘51‘- Ads Tecel:fid later : D - . P, cross compound; in very Will appear on another page Wfié‘gE Bell boy. Hotel 11\%‘;?& good condition; a snap. Address|¥ that day. * e A U S S - -~ - Crane & Ordway Co., Fargo. N. D. . x WANTED—Competent girl for house- 1018 | ¥ K K ¥ K X X X K X X ¥ K & ¥ JOT IT DOWN SCOOP &eih: There’s A Lot OF Squirrel Food Loose In The Warld WELL- WELL~TH POOR- CAN T HELPYou SIR - - 5 . . [ATS: AN ACTUAL FALT GHNIC \S DRUNIC OR St WHUT 1S IT-HEART YROUBLE -, f THAT WALF TH'PEOPLE, O0R SUMPIN’ {-9-1-9-8 —A FAINTING SPELL- 5 \ -\ YOU MEET" NOWADAYS « DIZIN-DYING—- . | 2 by s . ARE CRA2LER. QR wWHut! ¢ Py b 30 i That we do the very best line of Commercial Printing and at reasonable prices. Give us your next order and let us prove our assertion, . ~ 3ear in ‘mind, we want y¢ ar biisiness, and we pro- pose making ourselves de- serving. ‘Are you with us? A THANK YOU|