Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 7, 1917, Page 4

THE BEMTDI DAILY PIONEER THURSDAY. JUNE 7. 1917. THURSDAY, Jyj 1817, - THE BEMIDIT DALY PIONEER THE BETIDJI DAILY PIONEER PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY- THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. @ B. CARSON E. H. DENU TELEPHONE 922 Entered at the postofiic at Bemidjl, Mion., as Second-clam matter nder act of Congress of March 3, 1879 No attention paid to anonymous contributions. be Known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. ‘Communications for the Weekly Ploneer should reach this offfce Mater than Tuesdsy of each Writer's name must k to Insure publication n the current istus. i OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS The Datly Ploneer is & member of the United Press Assoclation, ang 1o represented for foreign advertising by the Sevoral offloes tn New York and Chicago, branches in all principal Cities. In fasuing Liberty Loan Bonds 1n a dezomination as small as §50 the Bocratary of the United States Treasury has put it n the reach of almost| every American citizen to o a real & actual service to his country. Not all can fight, not all can render personal service in other ways, but those who are dented the privilege of serving thelr country in person Bave the privilege of serving her by lending their money to win her vic- torles. But it 1 not patriotism alone that urges the buylng of Liderty Loan Bonds. Thrift and a wise economy in investing small savings commend these Liderty Loan Bonds to small investors. They aro safe, and consid- ering thelr tax-free quality—tres from all foderal, state and local taxes (inheritance taxes excepted) and free from any war tax that may here- after be levied, affoding an abaclutely net income of 3% per cent, they constitute an ideal investment for savings. Nor fs there any reason for walting for a later bond issue in the e ‘pectation of a higher rate of interest being obtained, for the law provid that should such bonds be fssued later, Liberty Loan Bonds may be ex- changed for them at par. MORTGAGE EXTENSIONS EXEMPT The people of small means fn New York state who are the reciplents ] Frederick W. Rowe of that state for preventing a substantial increase belng added It is the custom in New York to have the mort- of loans from savings banks have cause to thank Congressms 10 their Interest eharges. gages read for one year, but the savings banks extend them from year vear without requiring new mortgages to be written. Just the same made haste to other mortgages th the matter 1o the attention of to an amendment which Representative Rowe proposed that will exempt mortgage extensions from the 1 % REPATRIATE THEM olin J. Rogers of Massachusetts has presented a bil to pass in the tutn war in Europe. in order that he may enter the army of that country, he snall not be considered as having expatriated himself. s of such cases, and now that the United States is at war those men Nghting our battles as well as those of the country with which they, are serving. Representative Rogers belleves that the American people will not consent for & moment that a penalty shall be inflicted under such eircumstances. B. P. 0. ELKS Notice REGULAR MEETING THURSDAY EVENING June 7th 25 Candidates and Social Session Following In looking over the revenue bill as reported to the House, Mr. Rowe discovered that such es would have to pay a tax every year when they were extended, require a written renewal. He he House, and with such success that the Democratic chairman of the committes consented. a1 to the justice of members, and very likely 2 It provides that if an Amerlcan citizen has taken an oath of allegiance (o one of the Allies since the beginning of the There are thou- x- S 0 —Evening Gowns, Party Dresses. Strect Dresses and Suits. ‘This sale is an event at Schneider Bros. Co. and it has grown in importance each season because we live up to the letter and spirit of the occasion. During this sale you may choose any Suit, Coat, Gown, Frock or Dress, no matter what the former price may be and pay ohly_ I Choice of All Suits and Coats Positively Worth Up to $55 Afternoon Frocks, $15 No C.0.D.'s. No approvals. No exchanges. No charges will'be allowed. 1t has been our experience that the en- thusiasm of our customers sometimes leads them to se- lect more garments than they can use. El IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIlIIIIHIIIIIIIIIl|IIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||IIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIiIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Phone 850 in our windows, H, H. COMINSKY, Mgr, Pemidji, Minn. | efficient service. You will be able to get a fair idea of the immensity of this offering from the display Extra sales people have been en- gaged Yo insure prompt and 00O STARTING FRIDA ‘Schneider Bros. Co. JUNE 8TH, id-Season $15 The one great sale that Bemidji wom¢ look forward to with eager anticipation, knowing the quality of mepandise carried by this store. L 0 0 00000 —= ‘TELEPHONE 850 See Our Window Display We guarantee yorr An opportunity for economy suclhs this is too important to be neglected. The mere announcement of thisale will be sufficient to bring a host of Schneider Bros. Co. patrons to this stogearly FRIDAY morning. To the unacquainted we wish to emphasize the seem, you can come withthe the expectation ues you have ever bought. ot be disappointed. e : - - 4 ° t that unbelieveable as it may ing the most supreme val- 20S. CO. H. H. COMINIKY, MANAGER Bemidji, Minnesota Choice of and Gowns Positively Worth Up to $45 . tures. Tweeds and Checks. Schneider Bros. Co. style, standards are well known. cla ’ 8IS All Dresses —Choice of all Coats, Velours, Mix- ‘omen who value distinctive character, individuality and exclusiveness in dress usnally look to us to supply their wants from our carefully chosen stocks. It is this splendid stock which is of- fered as the “Choice of the House”— June 14 and 15—Women's min- strel show by Demidsi Red Cross Chapter. June 15 to July Training Sciool. June 21—Annual Farmers' Pieale at Fair Grounds. September 1 trami county distriet court convenes. Sept. 17, 18, 19—Red Lake Indlan Fair. Sept. 12-13-14—Twelfth Annual Beltram! County Fair. | SOCIETY | CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and rs. Rolt Anderson of Mill Park were pleasantly surprised by & number of thelr friends yester- day, the occasion being thelr {hirty- sixth wedding anniversary. The| Self-invited gucsts were Mosdames John ‘Severson, Mabel Froyd, Jacob. Huft, August Berg and sister, Hilda, Johnson of St. Clair, T. Vigen, George| Ebbenger. C. 0. B. Severson, H. Britton, Felkey, Nygaard, Geifne, Hagen, P.'Bodine, C. DeRushia, K. Bromelce. A. W. Diity, Donelson, John Mclfanus, Cunningham, W. A. Masten, D. J. Wilkes, Hesslng, Hal- soth and Misses Haiseth, Florence Severson and Iva Wilkes. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were presented with = remembrance gift by those present. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mrs. Lucy Hazen of this clty has| announced the engagement of her daughtor, Miss Irma. Lucille Hazen, to Richard Langdon Van Arnam, son of Mrs. Jennle Van Arnam of this| Sity. The marriage will take place| Sunday, June 'WEDDING THIS EVENING The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mra. R, Evans, and Paul Yaple of Bl ings, Mont., will be solemaized t vaning at the home of the bride at oelock. Rev. B. D. Hanscom, p or of the Methodist church, will offi- fate. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE Miss Frances Herling was the! guest of honor at a birthday party. Eiven by & umber of her friends last evening at her home, the ocea- sion belng her birth anniversary. WILLING WORKERS AID Mrs, Charles Ganz of the _Fifth ward will entertain _the Willing Workers Ald of the Salvation Army Friday afternoon Personals and P. Grambo have returned from Win- Myrtle Larson and Rev. and Mrs, O. r, Minn., after spending a few in Eagle Bond Wednesday. e Charles Swebaok of Minn., is in the city looking after. his business interests. Mr. Swedback. is o former Bemidil resident and owns several houses hero | Mr. and s, R. Kichl and daugh- ters, Choo and Gertrude, nave gone to iadena where they will visit| Felatives for some tinfe. They made the trip by automobile, Miss Grace Fisher left for her| Bome In Rose Lake, ldaho, yester- day morning after " visiting with friends In the Fitth ward for the| pastseveral months. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van of Chi- Wil be the guests of Mrs. Van's mother, Mrs. Lucy Hazen, the greater part of the summer. Mrs. Ruth McFadden of Laosing, Mich., fs visiting at the homo of her| Pareits, Mr. and Mrs. Den Wine- of Lake Plantaganet, for a g 3. 3. Canon, local manager of the Northwestern ‘Telephone company, left last evening for Minneapolis, He. will return to the city Monday morn- ing. D. B. Whitman, manager of the penney oturned this morning | from Little Falls where he had been on business for the company. Mre. Earl Hozen and Mrs. M. J. Conneiy will leavo this ovening for! Minneapolls whero they will = visit friends for some time. Raymond Kreatz of Minnespolis ia the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs."Georgo Kreats of Bemidy enuo, for & tow days. Mra. Fred Swenson of the town of route to Sheviin, where relatives for & week. Miss Amanda Anunsen of Bugley, ‘o has been 1n Bemidil for tho past k, roturned to her home this Miss Annle Diedrich and Miss Catherine Mathews of Scribner yestorday in Bemlajl, the gues Triends. Mrs, Gus Larson went to Mentor, Minn., yesterday whero sho will visit fricnds and relatives for One of thess mice days you ought to g0 to ‘and nave your | plcture tai ot Mr. and Mrs, William Blakely o Farley ‘autoed to Bemidji_ yesterday and attended to business matters. E. D. Hesthness of Bemidji went to Fosston yesterday where he will | Newsy Notes | Her husband. {ending the annual Ltheran chureh b Cxpot 10 return to Bemidji Mondav L will_remain in Be- cation and midjt for a Mrs. Stromme and will Spend (e greater part of the sum- uests of Mrs. Strom . Mr._and M A R Strommi s pastor heran church in Los An- eles, ¢ Bireh Whiting came 1o town of Northern yesterday from bis home| at_ Independence, Mo, where he was called several weeks ago on account of the ilinesa of his son, Donald. Mr. Whiting is a former resident of the| town of Northern and is looking af- ter business Interests there. 1y to W. B. Black, Can- Cuftord A adian Government Agent, Bullding, , N. Dak., for ttlers” and laborers’ rates and other fnformation In Western Canada. 3281t Mrs. M. E. Kenfleld, Kenneth Ken- fleld, Farl Cochran and Leo Opsahl motored to Minneapolls _ yesterday. morning. Misses Arvilla and Anzon- etta Kenfield expect to return to the Sity with them. Mrs. Thayer C. Bailes will leave| tomorrow night for Fort Snelling| where she will spend Saturday and Sundas with her husband, who 18 a. member of the officers' camp there. training| Leonard DeFoe of Northern left this morning for Oklahoma where he. will Joln Delmer Willlams. ~ Jhey. Will spend tho summer harvesting, beginning in Oklahoma and working| north, Mrs. P. Russell and two chil- dren, Francis and Katherine, have re- ed from Brainerd whero - they have been the guests of friends. Mra. Russell ia a former resident of Brain- erd. Poter Wold and Archie Olson left for Duluth yesterday morning where, they will_transact s, They exp et to motor back the of the week with new Maxwell cars. Wi | wan home of thelr son, Attorney G. W. m Campbell and _wife of ca, Wis.. are visiting at thel i To tntencing settiers and farm la- or part | transact husiness for & few days. Mre. Oscar Tloldon of Fosaton is spending several days at her cottae ‘Dismond Point. You'll ke Koors' bread. ~ Ask your srocer for 1t a2t | Richard Oberg of Nebish among the business visitors in Nel ish yosterday. Dean ante| $50.000 10 loan on farms. Land Co.—Adv. orge Cochras a busine Sr. has ip to DISCOVERY ENDS TIRE TROURLE| "Fho latest thing 1 the automobiic | world Is & semi-liquid compound | ealled Auto-Seal, for uso in inner Tubes, which plunctures Instantancously and per- manently. It will not fnjure rubber or metal, and will not freeze, fer- ment or 'dry out in clim Auto-Seat stopa slow i ‘greatly increas ink mileage of tres. ' The new prod- uct has been used for several months by large Minneapolls firms with won- derful auccess, ~That It will be an immense sellcr Is & certalnty. Ex- clusive selling rights are bein given ve salesman by The Anti: 5 Meknignt Bidg., Min: AMr. and Mre. Alfred Johnson, Miss |SIMPLE WASH REMOVES RINGS UNDER EYES Bemidji people aro startled how days there the guests of friends. ' |quickly pure lavoptik eye wash re- Heves blood shot eves and dark rings. Mrs. Vina Cossentine and son, [Ono Young man who had ey trouble ry unsightly dark rings was thc city [ relleved by ONE WASH with lavop- eir home | Uk His sister also romoved a bad 56 strain in three days. A small bottle lavoptik s guaranteed to bene- Burtrum, |1t EVERY CASE wes flamed eyes. Pure aluminum p FREE. Barker's Drug Store— cago have arrived in the ity and |TONIGHT Blanche $weet S Lasky-Paramount Picture “Those Without Sin" A Civil War Time Story OSBORNE The wonderful child actress in “TWIN KIDDIES” REX THEATRE TONICGHT Ruth Stonehouse & Jack Mulhall i “LOVE AFLAME” TOMORROW Willlam Russell n “THE TWINKLER" A Thrilling Story of the Under World “THE EASIEST WAY?” The Selznlek Pletures Co's. blg. special —IN 7 PARTS— from the movel by Eugeno Walters with the famous g CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG Tomorrow & Sat. CRAND Theatre “GOD'S LAW Wite'by Purchase.” with VIOLA “purchased wite,” whom | Shows at 7:30-8: | Campbell, and famiiy of_this city. 0 0 AR ey serivea s the' ey maesds. A Metro Wonderplay o § parts trom Paul Trent's novel “A own, to save. her from & terrible fate in a beathen land. GRAND Theatre TONIGHT ami MAK as the DANA a young officer bought for his 145 Sc and 16¢ Dafartive Pana i