Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 16, 1916, Page 4

IR E R R R R R R R * * x * X i;rutnzlfin{vfi LR B S Miss Marion Laney has returned home from Blg Fork where she had been teaching the past two months, Miss Marion Laney and Harvey Laney were Bemidjl callers last Thursday. Martin . visitor Saturday, returning morning. H. E. Lidman ot Minneapolis ar- It rived here Saturday morning. He . was on a short business trip, return- L ing home Saturday night. Mr. Miller of Madelia, Minn., has bought the farm of Dr. Dunlap of Crookston, Miunn. It is situated at the lower end of ‘Turtle River lake, Thos. Mahar left Sunday night tor Marshalltown, In. He will reside at old soldiers’ home in that ecity, i Frank Sadek, Fred Aber and Carl Otterstad attended “The Birth of a i Nation” in Bemidji Saturday night. Otterstad was a Bemidji Sunday | } LA R R ER R R LR EE R RS RIS T x ECKLES x | AR R R R R R S R R R R ‘ A dance was given at Oscar Olson’s Saturday . good time. { | | 1 evening. All reported a A chicken supper will be given at the Catholic church in Wilton on Wednesday, Nov. 23, for the benefit of the church. | TR KK HHH KKK KK RK [ x SAUM WEEKLY NEWS * LA R B R EEREEEREEERE R B Alvira Fossum has been sick and out of school for a tew de Miss Anvid spent the week-end in Bemidji. The members of the cooking class have finished their caps and aprons. Walter Johnson has not been to school for some days. John Brooks drove the team on Route 2 during the past week, his father being in Bemidji. The roads have besn very bad dur- ing the past two weeks, making it hard for the drivers to follow their schedule. The Ladies’ Aid met at Trieste's last Friday. They have arranged to have a sale on Thanksgiving day at| the school house. At this time they will auction off a quilt ‘on which tick- ets have been sold. The Saum high school will give & basket supper on Dec. 9. A short program will be given. The manual training department has a new equipment of tools. The benches have been finished and the shop put in good condition. This week the boys are tinishing up and polishing the wood work completed so far. The domestic science department has received the new range and new sets of dishes. The walls of the room are being kalwomined and it is now a very ple nt place. The teachers of the Kelliher school paid Saum a pleasant visit on Wed- nesday afternoon. Mr. Matson brought them in his touring car, the Kelliher school being closed for the afternoon. The afternoon was spent by the visitors in the different classes of the school. We hope Mr. Thomp- 3 son and his pleasant faculty will come again. (AR R R R EEEEE R EEEE ] * PINEWOOD x IR R R R e R R & Mrs. A. Hanner and the Misses Taylor and Brunn spent Monday in Bemidji Miss Welo arrived here Saturday from Churches Ferry, N. D., and will ¢ be employed at the Cash Store. X The Misses Elia Parker and Abby Murphy of Bemidji were guests of the Sthol family Saturday. Mrs. A. Magneson returned Mon- day from Shevlin where she visited her parents a few days. Among those who attended “The Birth of a Nation” in Bemidji Friday were I Bruun, A. Helgeson and H. Stai. Mrs. L. Tegner and daughter, Jus- tine, spent Saturday in Bemidji. V. Elliot arrived here Friday from Foley, Minn. He will spend some time with relatives. T. B. Millar left Sunday for Fer: e a———————— “Only “Gots-It’ for ' “Me After This!” 1t “Gets” Every Corn Time, Paizles. Notting Mare Slmple. ‘TNl tell you what, I've quit usin; toe-eating salves for corns, I've qu mnklng a_package out of my toes with bandages and contraptions— quit digging with knives and scig- sors. Give me ‘GETS-IT’ every timel” | | H i ! | ! I | | i H i | 4 gus Falls where he will transact busi- ness. Miss Lillis Powers spent.the week- end at Bolway: with her parent: M. Swanson of Carver, Minn,, and G. Nelson of Minneapolis‘arrived here Thursday, leaving Friday for Debs, Minn., where they will visit the lat- ter's brother. MERCHANT'S WIFE “I had stomach trouble so bad I could eat nothing but toast, fruit and hot water, fi soured and formed gas, Dieting did no good. tried buckthorn eto., SPOONFUL BENEFITED me STANTLY.” ties BOTH large and small intestine it relieves ANY CASE oconstipation, sour stomach or gas and mnu ap- pendicitis. It has QUIC! action of anything we ever sold. The City Drug Store.—Adv, AR R R LSRR R R R WAflEllsn * LA R R R R R EE R R R R R R R The Ladies’ Ald society met with Mrs. Olot Olson, Thursday. Charles Cook made a business trip to Bemidji last week. The necktie social which was held at the hall in Waskish on Saturday evening, Nov. 4, was well. attended. Miss Josephine Clack, formerly of Be- midji, won the:prise.as being the most popuiar:iady. Mrs: H. L. Bowen is expected to L vour Team Doces - he Wao-lk With the fec' Grant Everything else I was miserable until I bark, glyocerine, as mixed in Adler-i-ka. O&B Because Adler-ika emp- blood. mp Puilar Ly e Srcogthe 8o shaple B m cng mple & canrun :'n Vou can hook oaty tuuy) Suup and yank it out—with. Rine: Write today achine: Write for Free Book. la- westigate this stroag, Stuwp pull or sediment, An Fibre Silk HOSIERY 90c¢c Black, white, tan and suede colors ; out sizes in black only. For the 'Aparel for Women and Women’s Winter Suits Specially Priced $19.50 $24.50 Suits taken from regular stock of higher priced gar- ments and placed in two groups. Whipcords, Gab- ardines, Broadcloth Velour Cloth in;plain colors and novelty checks. Models with deep collars of French Seal, as well as the strictly tailored suits, all are warmly interlined. Misses’ Dresses For Afternoon and Evening Wear Special $16.5O A collection of charming new models in day, time and dancing frocks of charmeuse satin, taffeta, satin and Dance Frocks DON'T NEGLECT KIDNEYS Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer’s Prescrip- tion, Overcomes Kidney Trouble. rhemuatism, maybe weak or irregular heart action, warns you that your kidneys require help immediately to avold more serious trouble. ideal herban compound that It i8 now conceded by physiclans that the kidneys should have more attention as they control the other organs to a remarkable degree and do a tremendous amount o. work in re- moving the poisons and waste matter from the system by filtering the The kidneys should receive some assistance when needed. We less exercise, drink less water and often eat more rich, thereby forcing tne kidneys to do more work than nature Evidence of kidney trouble, such as lame back, annoying bladder trou- bles, smarting or burning, brick-dust take heavy food, intended. sallow complexion, Winter Wardrobe |4 { a kidney and bladder remedy is Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. There is noth- Misses past week. They are ea extre met- ural slate blackbodrd i curtains.. 5 Threc more benches for the lunch room ars Hfifififlg manual training class. A RAW, SORE T Eases Quickly When You'Apply ing ke it, “It-is Dr. Kilmer's ‘pre- seription used in private practice and it 18 ‘sure to benefit you. Get a bot- tle from your druggist. . However, If you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. When writ- ing be sure and mention the Bem{idji Daily Pioneer.—Adv. LA ERARE R E RS SRR R R, * FIIIHEB ggg L Ni * * By Specfal rgglpon ent) AR LR R R RS R R R R R R Mrs. F. A, Calvert was a pleasant caller at school last week. Warren Kerr, who came from Still- water, Minn., recently, enrolled in the eighth grade Monday. Carl and Emma Bjorklund and Ella Harrigan are the new pupils fn the 7th grade for the week. Last Wednesday afternoon was a half holiday for the pupils. The teachers all went by automobile to Saum where they visited school. The Saum teachers will visit the Kellfher school in return soon. John Bjorklund is the new pupil in the first grade, and Fritz, his brother, enrolled in the second grade this week. Two improvements have been made in the 4th and 5th grade room the spread it on with your fingers. It pene- trates to lbelofespot"lfilfik fingl?, loosens the e:ug-au and draws out the soreness and pam, 3 Musterole is a'clean,’ white ointment ! made with oil of mustard. Tv'is ‘fine’ £ quick relief for sore throat, bronchitis tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, mes- rheumatism, fumbago, paing and sches of the back or joints, sprains, sore ‘museles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds'on the chest (it often prevents paeumonia I Nothing like Musterole for croupy chil- dren. Keep it handy for instant ‘dse. 25¢ and S0c jars; bospital“size-$2.90 ! A complete assortment of small furs in the sea- H.Cominsky Mgr. son’s most popular ideas. i | Ample Assortmenfs at ATTRACTIVE Prices- Women’s New Winter Coats Specially Priced at $24.50 Women's and misses’ coats of Wool Velour, Kersey, Plush, - Diagonals and Novelty Mixtuyres, in loose from the shoulder and belted models. Navy, Green, Wisteria and Burgandy shades, as well as the novelty plaids * - : tweeds. at $42.50 : Coats of Bolivia, Velour de Norde and novelty materials, embodying models copied from the foremost foreign crea- tors, with large deep collars and full flared skirt. Sold formerly up to $69.50— Special $42.50 Blouses ~» at ' OF GEORGETTE CREPE AND CREPE DE CHINE Largest showing at this one price —— ever before exhibited in this store > and we consider them the best values. in NumberlessStyles in the Season’s Foremost Materiale Full, blouse models, tucked, pleated, embroidered, lace trimmed, in fact, almost every desirable accessory of the blouse world is found in these . blouses. . Collars in_various shapes, cuffy with dainty touches, laces of Venice veil and only the finest of buttons; the most careful attentiod to finishing touches.. There are white, flesh and desirable suit’ colord Special $5-95 New models in dance frocks of taffeta and tulle, embodying every new feature of the coming season. White, maize, apricot, green, flesh, king’s blue and black are the most prominent colerings in vogue and moder- ately priced at $16.50, $19.50, $25,.$35, u to $‘55 Women’s Sweater Coats Rope knit sweaters with large sailor collar and full belt in white, green, cardinal, pritple; at ... nmaniLn _........’...$90 00 Others at $5 to $10.50 G.D. Justrite conefs 2 lace front corsets $5 lace front corsets Every pair guaranteed Model Brassieres “Separate Skirts at $4.95 New separate skirts of wool velours, serges and gabardines, jn black, navy.and checks; regular $6 to $7 skirts—SPECIAL " "$4.95 Whes You See These ‘nllvflbl- tvfl Drugsiot’s Window It’s & Good ‘f. End Y.'.c:r-. That's what th 11 h, first :lme ’t‘hv :)’:wfi"cg:elys-%'l‘?’" e because “GETS-IT" is 80 simple and oa:{ to use—put It on in a few sec- onds~~because there is no work or corn-fooling to do, no_pain that shoots up to your heart, 1t get. your Al the time At working—~nand then, that little ol corn peels H{tht off, 1eaves the clean, corn e skin underneath—and your one! No wonder milfions BTS-1T", it tonf, 1T s sold and recom- A z rdrum‘rluu ‘?::‘r%fle'ra, 0 ent_on Eu Lawrence & Co., Chicago, !l | sold in Bemidji and recommended as the world’s best corn remedy by 8. A. Barker, Druggist.—Adv, Skating caps -at, White, cardinal and oxford.colors 3 Wk earts 4 e by o RO0 - =