Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 4, 1917, Page 5

.George Kreatz, contractor, will re- turn the latter part of the week from Big Falls where he is constructing a large brick school house. i The annual chicken pie supper of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid will be held in -‘the church basement mnext ‘Wednesday, October 10. Tickets 50c. 5-109 Dr. A. E. Henderson and daugh- ter, Mrs. 0..E. Erwig, left last night for Minneapolis where they will visit relatives for a few weeks. ‘Mrs. S. M. Sinclair of Princeton, Mrs. Dan Bringold of Saum trans- £ ning and will be the guest of her acted business in the city yesterday. daughter, Mrs. William McCuaig,’ and. family for a week. * Woolwear boys’ ‘suits specially priced at Shavitch Bros. 3-106 Car. of fruit here. # cents a crate and grapes 38 cents .. 0ct —Opening number -of the “Woman’s; Study club entertainments, the Karl Scheurer Concert company. October 10—Opening day of Uni- versity of Minnesota. * - Oectober ‘29—Special aleetlon( for issuing of bonds to pay for bridge . yand city -hall. guest of Bemidji friends for a few|at low prices. Troppman’s. 2-105 days. Representative L. G. Pendergast Nd71tf' Pendergast, left Tuesday for Carson . . |City, Nev., where they will spend Mrs. James F. Hayes of Liberty|the winter. Miss Pendergast teach- d Wednesday in|es in the schools there. = R passed Tuesday an Bemidji on business. SOCIETY REBEKAHS MEET o Mrs. A. E. Witting and daughter, Herman Akerblade of the town of | Miss Sally Witting, left this morn- Liberty transacted business in the|ing for Minneapolis and St. Paul. city Wednesday. - From there they will go to Beloit, Wis.. where they will attending the There are several opepings at the| wedding of Mrs. Witting’s son, Neil Fergus Falls State Hospital for man | Witting, to Miss Marjorie. Northrop. Rebekahs from Bagley, Remer, In- Minn,, arrived in the city last eve- ;‘,‘;r:;: yl:’r‘:t;yndl;t_tle“‘:;l :l‘:cey.:{: was a tiny - baby because your wealthy husband was ignorant-of her | midji: rxilte':lce and you feared to' lose his|fered from dyspepsia and constipa- Peaches 90|l0Ve by 2 confession. “ Mrs. N. Trahn of Blackduck is the|a basket. Many other kinds of fruit| With all the deep, unspeakable love of not fit. ONE SPOONUFL buckthorn ;nd patldht:;' dgolden ringlets—each | ler-i-ka relieved her INSTANTLY. ay woul nd you more anxious to| Because Adler-i-ka empties BOTH : 3 clasp the kiddie in your arms and|large and small intestine it relieves This couple is also well recommended whisper the little sweet nothipngs in| ANY CASE constipation, sour stom- her_pearly ear. * bring the little daughter into” your|we ever sold. home as an adopted child what joy|Adv. would be yours! you would stand side by side_ with your husband as she was brought in- to your presence. ‘ular prices. Also one of those great Vitagraph comedies. THE GRAND Mary Miles Mh?ter, ‘who has a long \ list of distinct dramatic successes 3 RS to her credit 88 the youngest emo- BON ON tional star on the American photo- dramatic stage, has a splendid back- “HER SECRET” TONIGHT. ing at the Grand theater tonight. At the Rex this evening will be CARLE & INEZ A Versatile Couple in ning. The acts are.described in ad-|. vertisement in this issue. SICK WIFE'S STORY Suppose you were the iecret mo- The following has A business urgrised B: ) . raTited Deo-| Lew Carle, omm expert on md tion for years. Although she dieted | folly Inez, singer out of the ordinary she was so bloated her clothes would Devereau & Prinn COMEDY—SINGING—DANCING Each day would find you yearning mother to caress her velvety cheeks | bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Ad- as entertainers of high class PICTURES TOO ach or gas and prevents appendicitis. And then—when you were able to|It has QUICKEST action of anything City Drug Store.— How anxiously The nicest courtesy you can show your out-of-town guests is * see that a notice of their visit here is insert- ed in the personal columns ef the Pioneer. Telephone 922 or bring your items to this office. See this at the Rex tonight at reg- TOMORROW and SATURDAY Vaudeville and pictures will be VAu nEv I LL E shown the great Blue Ribbon feature | the attractions at the Grand tomor- of the Greater. Vitagraph company,|row and Saturday, matinees and eve- ‘‘Her Secret,” with the celebrated movie star, Alice Joyce, supported by Harry. Motey. smxmn [ ““Niifty Nonsense” . GRAND and wife. Good wages, with board, y 4 ternational Falls and Akeley attend- hoard, ed the semi-annual district meeting of the Rebekah lodges of the Twenty- eighth ‘district held here yesterday. The principal speakers were Mrs. Rose Rademacher of Minneapolis, > state assembly president, and Mrs. Fmma Ames of Akeley, state vice president. The local Rebekahs serv- ed dinner, supper and midnight lunch. In the afternoon the mem- bers of the lodge enjoyed a ride around the lake, eight automobiles being in service to accommodate the visitors and memhers of the local lodge. The floorwork was put on by the Bemidji lodge and four members were initlated during the evening. lodging and laundry. J. W. McKee of Wilton was among the business visitors in the city yes- terday. . Mrs. E. Oberg of the town of Frohn' was a business visitor in the city ‘Wednesday. Mrs. Harry Smith of the town of Northern was among the out-of-town shoppers here yesterday. Men, see our new fall mackinaws at last year’s price; all wool, all col- ors and all sizes. Shavitch Bn?’s.w5 - T. Stai of Wilton was imong the The Helping Hand club of the|business callers in the “city yester- - Free Lutheran church of-the Fifth|day. ward will give an ice cream social this evening in the Salvation Army \hnl. L. O. Myhre, Pete Olson, Df. J. A. Coy and Oscar Sell of the town of Liberty were in Bemidji Wednesday on business. - B. P. 0. E. ELKS NOTICE There will be a regular meeting of the Elks lodge October 4. - i =B, H. Jerrard, Sec'y. Personals and ‘ - Newsy Notes Mrs. John Quale of Tenstrike was] a between-train shopper yesterday. Mrs. Theodore Ledding of Kelliher was the guest of Attorney.and Mrs. Henry Funkley yesterday. [ 1 a; u ought < to (:: t?)i }?{lfl.k‘e:ugel d.g; i:v'e Jgur Mr. and: Mrs. Latterell of Kelliher picture taken.. e ;’ng were among the business visitors here ) Wednesday, ia _Mr. and ‘Mrs. A, H. Jester and family will move in from their sum- mer home, the Jester Farm Resort, on Lake Plantaganet, next week and will have apartments at the Mark- ham for the winter. : Miss Alma Peterson of the town of Northern was the guest of Bemidji friends Wednesday. . No war price advance yet—“Get ‘Rich’ quick” for all your photo work —quality and service. Rich Studio, 29 10th. Phone 570-W. 921t1 =~ I have a car of Jonathan apples conling. Hold your orders for the best. apples and buy from a home merchant. -1 P. Batchelder. Phone 180. i 3-106 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bue oY the town of Liberty left this week -for Port- land, Ore., where Mr. Bue will re- position as managing en- A gineer of the Portland Dredging com- _" pany. . —_———— Superintendent and Mrs. Walter F. Dickens of Red Lake agency were among the business visitors yester- day. Mrs. Dickens will return to Catarrh B.Nl.c“.‘thu the city mext week to pass several with LOCAL LICATIONS, as daysa. eannot reach seat of the disease. Tcl“lofth is & disease, r itly in- fuenced by “ ptone. ‘:fl You'll want some of these Jt;inn- =Rl 0 S e -cata than apples because they are fine. A P 'h Medi~ s tanen fitag:"n; s thra {A carload coming. Hold your or- the blood glmho musauy -g;!m- of 't'l:: ders and get them through your h?n‘:e tem. 's Catarr] edicine 2 o Sresoribed by one of the best physicians |merchant. Phone 180. L P B;_fo A n this country for years, It is com- |elder. combin wi some O e 100/ h vis- rifiers. Th rfect combination of Miss Emma Smith, who has &le l::ed‘llel:': I?;: Hall's C?lurrh flue;ll-l ited friends in Baudette for L:a:me cine is what produces such wonderful |¢ime, returned to her home in Leon- results in catarrhal conditions. Send for ard 'yes'te rday. She stopped a few ials, free. 5 ;‘“&lm &"{fifixzfl CO., Props., Toledo, O. |hours in Bemidji while enroute All Drugsists, Toc. Ha's Family Pills for constipation. -| 0™e- .- Margaret lllington one: of the most distinguished stage stars of the day, in “SACRIFICE” This stirring tale of war and love will be one of the best pictures shown here in a twelvemonth. Written by Charles Kenyon, who * was secured by the Lasky Company to write Miss Illington’s screen piays as he had during her stage triumph, we can look for many more “successes” in which Miss Tllington will star. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Robert Warwick In Selzmick 7-part Drams “The Silént Master” ' ot ! s - = U _. The trade mark that stands for quality etive Paace $50,000 to loan on farms. Dean|and wife and daughter, Miss Tinnie Land Co. b2 -cleaners, cigarette Come to the chicken pie supper in the basement of the Presbyterian church next Wednesday, Oct. 199. 5-109 Judge C. W. Stanton, A. P. White, F. S. Lycan and T. J. Burke will leave this evening for Chicago and New York City where they will wit-|" ness the world’s baseball series. They will also visit the Bemidji naval boys at Philadelphia before returning. THE ELKO - Do you prefer a happy or an “ar- tistic” ending to your photoplays? As the saying goes, “You pays your money and you takes your choice” when you see “Sacrifice.” In these strenuous times the sub- ject of war and international spying are uppermost in the mind. “Sac- rifice,”” in which the celebrated stage star Margaret Illington appears, con- Mr. and Mrs. William Chichester | €erns this all-absorbing topie. It is will return the first of the week from | # Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play com- Chippewa Falls, Wis., Mr. Chiches-|P2ny production released by Para- ter’s old home, where they are visit- mount and is the attraction at the ing. They will return- to Bemidji Elko theater tonight. via Duluth and Virginia. At the lat- Tomorrow, matinee and evening, ter place they will visit Mr. Chiches- | the Elko will screen a Selznick spe- ter’s sister, Mrs. John P. Riddell, and d“‘l p"}g{‘)‘;”‘:" v‘v“ se;ie_n pa;‘s Afeat- i F uring er arwick an nna family, formerly of Bemidji. Little in a fascinating story of Paris and America, “The Silent Master,” in which the life of the mysterious Apaches is shown in a series of from 5 to 8 p. m. Removal Sale ON ACCOUNT OF BEING OVERSTOCKED WE ARE FORCED TO SELL OUR SHOES AT A GREAT REDUCTION AND ARE OFFERING TO BEMIDJI AND VICINITY MANY BARGAINS IN HIGH GRADE SHOES. THE SALE WILL CONTINUE FOR 15 DAYS AND SOME OF OUR SPECIAL OFFERS ARE AS FOLLOWS: Uy, Mr. and,Mrs. Roy Cowan and Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1?{1 A. Johnaondand son of Virginia, nn., motored to the cjty'lagu evening and are -the thrilling episodes. There is also an guests of Mr. Johnson's sister, Mrs, | absorbing romance introduced in pa- Robert L. Given, and family of Lake | latial surroundingsy Boulevard. They will remain in the - city until tomorrow morning when they will go to Wadena. They will return to Bemidji before going back to Virginia. S g = = = = = = = Two carloads of horses will arrive| at the railroad stock yards and placed on sale next Saturday, Oc- tober . 6. These ar€ real horses, all broke, from 4 to 8 years old and weigh from 1,000 to 1,800. They will be sold, first come first served. ARY ILES INTER, B $6.50 Vici Kid, low or high heel, now........ ;fi‘fifi“;flbfi:;?fi“w ;g.s Gun l!et;l, high or low ]we’l oo J. ‘J. McManus wil]l leave tonight for ‘his home in Minneapolis after spending the summer on .-his farm west of Bemidji. His wife, who was here with him, returned home some time ago. They expect to return to this vicinity next year and pass the summer. Brown, leather sole, low heel, now. . ... .25 Gun Metal, low and high heel, now. . .. .25 Brown Kid, high heel, now............. 5.98 Dull Kid Boot, high heel, now............... Misses’ and Children's Shoes $3.75 Black, size 214 to 5, now......... 50 8 gz Brown or Black, white sole, rubber heel. 25 '8 [— —J = —] = CD‘ Come and pick out your favorite horse at. ‘the railroad stock. yards|i American-Mutual Star Production Saturday. There will be a big- ssle i in which $1.98 Black, size 1114 to 2, now........... $1.65 there ‘of two carloads of horses, all|: i $1.85 Black, size 814 to 11, now. ...... ....$148 O e o L o e i - $1.48 Black, size 5 to 8, now $1.25 i ands o stog A ATCES RN S | [ g:d ‘:t;l:\oslidered theub':-t 3{:’“‘:{:‘ t: 3 LOVEY MARY = midji in years. es City Horse : Market, E. 0: Harris. .2-106 " »m boots and Sou’ at BOYS Shoes i $3.29 Black, size 1115 t0 2, mow. ................. G‘R ! ND $2.98 Black, size 81/, to 11, now. $1.98 Black, size 81/, to 11, now. ! $2.75 Black, size 31/, to 11, now. . ... TONIGHT 7:30 and 9:00 CEORCE OVEY in comedy RED CROSS NOTES Suggestions for preparing Christ- mas packets which the American Red Cross will distribute to the 1,500,- 000 Americans who will be in arms by holiday time are made by the Northern Division of the American Red Cross. Every soldier and sailor will be given one of these packets. Nothing should go in the packets that will not keep fresh. Dried fruits and food products should be Men's Dress Shoes $5.48 Black, Button or Lace, now............. e $4.75 Black, Button or Lace, now. . . $5.25 Black, Button or Lace, now...... $3.48 Tan Lace,now............... packed in tin or wooden boxes of one- Bemidji Shoe St quarter or one-half pound size. Noth- J img nouta e piacet a pecket. et SRR 1111000000 A No liquids nor articles packed in glass should be used. .- : b The packet should ‘be wrapped in a khaki colored handkerchief 27 in- ches square. Form' the -base of the packet by placing a writing pad seven by ten inches im the center of the handkerchief. Place other arti- cles on top so that the packet will be the width and length of the pad and about five or six inches in height. It shouid be wrapped in one-inch red ribbon- and then again in ' heavy, light brown, manilla paper. Red, green or giit cord should be used around the paper and Christmas and American flag stickers:as desired. A Christmas card should be placed inside. It is suggested that ‘articles from the following list to cost approxi- mately $1.50 be selected: i Khaki colored handkerchiefs 27, lopes, postals, —pencil, home-made inches square, writing pad, enve- scrap book containing short stories and clippings from home papers, elec- tric torch, compass, playing cards, other games, tobacco, pipe and pipe papers, water tight match box, chewing gum, sweet <hocolate biscuits, fruited crackers, fruit cake, pocket knife, steel mirror, mouth organ, checkér board, crib- bage board, preserved ginger, salted :lnts, figs, dates, hard candy, puz- es. “Jerry’s Trial” 6 part show—>5¢ and 15¢ "HOW WE REPAY FOR OUR SINS ’ Is strongly portrayed in this thrilling story of what some call Fate, others speak of as Nature’s Iaw of Compensation, but what few, if any, dare deny, is some power, some All-Seeing Force that pays us back ‘measure for measure for the sins we do. See how one ° man harvested in the very sanctity of his home ,the seeds of the sin he had sowed years before. “HER SECRET” FEATURING ALICE JOYCE and HARRY MOREY i REX Theatre Tonight Also another of the Vitagraph Comedies. No Advance in Admission Prices 5c and 15¢; 7:20 and 9:00 o’Clock — que Ribbon Features B Money for these gifts will not be taken from Red Cross funds but shiould be donated by individuals specifically for this purpose. Any- one may make Christmas packets and turn them in to Red Cross chapters for delivery. | | i t | | [