Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 26, 1917, Page 6

ode OCTOBER 26, 1917 Coming Events October’ 29—S3pecia] election for isquing of bonds to pay for bridge and city hall. October .30—Adjourned session of Beltrami county. district court. November ‘6—Meeting of board of county commissioners. November 15-16-1 - try and Potato show. December 6-7—Annual meeting of the Northern Minnesota Develop- ment association and potato show. Bemidji Poul- SOCIETY MRS. BEAVER HOSTESS Mrs. F. T. Beaver entertained a group of friends at a sewing bee this afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. H. Denu on Beltrami avenue. The guests included Mesdames R. L. Given, N. E. Given, B. W. Lakin, E. H. Denu, 0. H. Manaugh, E. W. Johnson, G. ‘W. Phillips of Minneapolis and Misses Vera Backus and Helen Backus. Personals and Newsy Notes Hot waffles. Gould's Dairy Lunch. Mrs. G. L. Dodge of Spur passed yesterday in Bemidji with friends. Mrs. S. C. Case of Nary was a be- tween-train visitor in the city Thurs- day. Don't forget, starting on week-ex.xd specials today. Regular 80c¢ choco- lates 39c. E. F. Netzer. 2-1027 Mrs. B. J. Tollefson and Mrs. El- mer Tollefson of Nary were among the out-of-town shoppers yesterday. Dean d71tf $50,000 to loan on rarms. Land Co. Rowland Tibbs has enlisted at the local recruiting office and left this noon for Jefferson Barracks, via Du- luth. Mrs. R. Killon of Bertha was in Bemidji yesterday, enroute to Sol- way where she will visit her sister, Mrs. L. Daniels, for two weeks. One of these nlce days you ought to go to Hakkerup’s and have your picture taken. 14tf Mrs. I E. Raymond of the town of Frohn left yesterday for Melrose ‘where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Walter Nichols, for two weeks. Miss Ethel Rasmusson, who has passed the summer and fall in Be- midji, left yesterday for her home in Austin, Minn. Mrs. Clare Shay, who has been in Bemidji for a week attending to business, returned to her home in Thief River Falls yesterday. Burt O’Connor has returned from a two weeks visit in New York, where he accompanied his mother, Mrs. John O’Connor, from Minne- apolis. Mrs. O’Connor will spend the winter in New York. Captain and Mrs. Ketchin arrived from Duluth today and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Batch- elder. Captain Ketchin will speak at the Elko theater this evening, when he will relate his adventures The Harmbny Trio will play for a Hallowe’en dance at Cass Lake Wednesday. Gould‘s Dairy Lunch.- 7-1029 Hot waffles. The Ladies Aid society of Nary will hold a Hallowe'en social at the church Wednesday. Mrs. Lucy Williams of Northern passed several hours in the city yes- terday on business. W. L. Brooks, cashier of the Northern National bank, went to the Twin Cities last evening on business. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Sande went to Clearbrook Wednesday evening where they will visit Mrs. Sande’s sister. : Mr. and Mrs. James Loitved and son, Mike, of Eagle Bend have moved to Bemidji. James Loitved is the father of Nels Loitved of this city. Fruit and nut centers finest choco- late creams, 80c line 39c today. E. F. Netzer. B 2-1027 Daniel Gracie is visiting his son, ‘Walter, of Minneapolis. He will al- so visit relatives in Virgnia, Minn., before returning. John Wilcox, of the Northern| Land company, left Wednesday forl St. Paul and Minneapolis where he; will pass several days on business. | Mrs. J. Borth of Blackduck was in the city yesterday to visit her sister, who is confined at St. An- thony’s hospital following a slight operation. Miss Eloise Bekken of Becida will spend the week-end »t the home of her sister, Mrs. I. P. Batchelder, and family. Miss Bekken teaches achool at Becida. { Mrs. Louis Werner Forks, N. D., daughter, Miss son, Louis Werner, of Grand | is the guest of her Anna Werner, and Jr., for some time. She arrived in the city on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Dolson and daughter, Dorothy, of Minneapolis are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Byer of the Markham hotel for a few days. Rev. August Westlund of Minne- apolis will arrive next week, having accepted a call to act as temporary pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church of this city. ice will be conducted Thursday of next week. Rev. Georze Backhurst, rector of| the Episcopal church, will go to Thief River Falls this evening where he will hold services in the Preshy- terian church. He will return to Be- midji tomorrow morning. Edmund Keer and son, Leo, re- turned last evening from Royalton, Minn., where they have spent the fall threshing. They report a very successful run and threshing is not yet finished. There is very little snow in that vicinity. ‘W. P. Murphy left this morning for Bemidji where he will assist in conducting the ceremonies to install the officers for the Knigths of Co- lumbus lodge, after which he will leave for Union Lake, where he will spend some time hunting.—Crook- ston Daily Times. NEW MINNESOTA AUTO MAPS We have just received a lot of new Minnesota maps, compiled and pre- pared by the Minnesota Forestry As- sociation showing lakes, canoe routes and automobile trails. The map is while in the aviation service. PROGRAM Matinees 3:00—Evenings 7:45 & 9 TONIGET—OCT. 26— Starting 7:30 Sharp FLORENCE LA BADIE in Pathe Play “WAR AND THE WOMAN" HEARST-PATFE NEWS IN . PICTURES Six-Part Program 10c and 15¢ RETAIN YOUR SEATS FOR Mass Mesting After The Show Thrilling address by Capt. Ketchin, who fought air battles over the French-German lines. No charge for mass meeting, starting after the show. - COME EARLY a beauty and is right up to date. ! | | | | | PROGRAM Matinees 2:30—Evenings 7:30 & 9 TONIGHT—FRIDAY AND SATUR-| DAY—OCT. 26-27 Mary Miles Minter | In Five-Part Feature “ANNIE FOR SPITE” With Added Attraction LORRAINE & MITCHELL In Novelty Gymnastic Act “ON THE LADDER OF SUCCESS" Also introducing their latest song success by that name with feats of equilibrium that look impossible. His first serv-! tin it to give it a punch. ! Featured performer | your out-of-town ¢ | ! due accounts after Nov. 1. No ex-| ceptions. | J. J. DORAN, Plumbing and Heating.; | 7-1031 BEMIDJI DAILY FIONEER |_R- S. A. JUVENILE ENTERTAINERS | fund. THEATERS’ SRS S i REX TONIGHT An entire circus was engaged by ‘William N. Selig for a day so that could .be filmed for *“The Barker,” Charles K. Harris’ great drama film- ed as a Selig-K. E. 3. E. production. | Lew Fields is the star. Not only was the circus eng >d, but also an| entire sideshow with its freaks in-| cluding the living skeleton, thej snake charmer, etc. One thrilling exploit is a plunge from a trapeze; at the top of the tent into a net far below. *“The Barker” is not a com- edy but a stirring drama. The Rex theater has booked this play for to- night. Big comedy reel. Tomorrow is Fox day. splendid reel. i The usual “Polly of the Circus” next big special feature. AT THE ELKO There will be but onc showing (beginning at 7:30 sharp) of the popular Florence LaBadie in ‘“War and the Woman” at the Elko thea- ter tonight. “War and the Woman” is charac- terized as a great big patriotic pic- ture. It deals chiefly with spies and the secret service, bui there is just the right amount of war stuff The hero aviator and with American aviators going to the front every day now, the picture is up to thej minute. At 8:45 tonight (after the one show) Capt. Ketchin will address the, meeting called for that hour at the| Elko theater. AT THE GRAND is an scencs true to the sawdust arena! Mary Miles Minter will be the in the ifive-part| photoplay “Annie For Spite,” and an| added attractions at the Grand thea-| ter tonight will be Lorraine and Mitchell presenting their novelty| gymnastic act “On the Ladder of)| Suecess.” TO VOTE OI7 SUFTRAGE ‘\ Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 26.—A refer-| endum on the presidential suffra H question will be on the hallots coming November elections. © The | isuit to annul the proposed referen- i dum on the Reynolds presidential| suffrage act passed by the last gen-| eral assembly was dismissed by the supreme court. ! | v vou can show! sts is © see that| t here is insert-| The nicest co a notice of their ed in the persona! columns of the| Pioneer. Telephone 922 or bring | your iteme to this office. I shall force collections on ail past VICTIM OF GRIP Hazel Ibertson is ill at the home of her parents, suffering from an Remember—7:30—One Show Mat. 5 and 15c—Eevenings 10c-20c attack of the grip. i e gy Crack juvenile drummers will apear in Bemidji to help recruiting They are members of the famous Winnipeg company. SAVE SKIM MILK. SAYS GOVERNMENT (Special to Pioneer) Washington, 0. C., Oct. 25. —=Save every drop of skim milk. It is a valuable food. Use it in your kitchen and on your table. It is valuable as a beverage, in cookery, as cottage cheese —too valuable to waste, wheth- er it comes through your own separator or the separator at the creamery—too valuable to be thrown away, or fed to farm animals, if it can be used for human food. At creameries where whole milk is handled, skim milk is often thrown down the drains. Creameries ought to make their skim milk into cottage cheese. Farmers ought to make cot- tage cheese at home. Skim milk so used will supplement our meat supply, for cottage cheese is one of the best substitutes for meat. Use it in your cook- ing. Make and eat cottage cheese and encourage others to use it. Make puddings and soups and 'bread with skim milk. The Dairy Division of the United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C., will tell you how to make cot- tage cheese in the home or creamery and in what dishes it may be used. NEW BAKER Anton Sande has accepted a posi- tion as baker at the Home Bakery and will commence his new duties soon. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 1 shall force collections on all past due accounts after Nov. 1. No ex- ceptions. W. G. SCHROEDER. 1016tf Jewelry of real worth Satisfaction in the possession of jewelry comes from the knowledge that it has intrinsic value and style—that it is good in design and perfect in work- manship. It is knowing that your orna- ments are beyond eriticism— not the price you pay for them —that causes pleasure in wear- ing jewelry. At Barker's jewelry of real worth at mod- erate prices—invariably you secure such your purchase represents full value for your money. You have an abundance of goods to choose from, with the that your selection is beyond criticism both quality and style. assurance in E. A. Barker Jeweler 217 Third Street REX Tonight THE BARKER BIG SELIG PRODUCTION—WITH LEW FIELDS An entire circus, “big top,” sawdust ring, clowns, pink lemonade and band wagon drawn by six pracing horses, were transported in a night to the lot near the Selig Studios, Chi- cago. It was necessary to engage a complete circus for a series of til:npl(;x'tam scenes in “The Barker” that is today’'s offering at the Rex. Harry Watson, Jr., in one of the Mishaps of Musty Suffer in an- other comedy reel 6—REEL PROGRAM—@ 5 and 15 cents 7:20 and 9 o’clock TOMORROW--FOX DAY WITH MARIAM COOPER IN “BETRAYED” GOMING “POLLY OF THE CIRCUS” Oct. 80-81 “INTOLERENCE” NOVEMBER 1, 2 “THE SLACKER” EVERYONE A BIG FEATURE ARE YOU SICK? Read the Following The illustration at the right will show you the importance of the spinal column or backbone. This is composed of twenty-four separate bones or segments, placed one upon the other so that a col- umn is formed. In the center of this column is a canal through which the spinal cord (a prolonga- tion of the brain) passes downward its entire length. The nerves that emit from the spinal cord pass through openings between tliese segments, the magnified portion showing a large healthy nerve as it passes out and the lower a dwarfed or a shrunken nerve made so by a bony segment be- ing subluxated and pressing on the soft nerve tis- sue compressing it, thus shutting off the nerve ) supply which is the ruling-power or life-spark of every organ and cell of the body. 1If there is any pressure on the nerves, the part of the body that nerve supplies will become weak or dis- cased. The Chiropractor adjusts the segments to its proper place, relieves the pressure and health returns. ' It does not make any difference how many different kinds of treatment you have taken or what nature they have been. you ever tried Chiropractic? Have Never give up until you have seen THORWALD LUNDE DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC First National Bank Building Hours: 10 to 12 A. M, 2to4and 7 to 8 P. M. LADY ASSISTANT Consultation and spinal analysis free BEMIDJI HORSE MARKET We Buy and Sell Horses, Harnesses and Vehicles. Qorberaidctosodbon il e Moberg Construction Company i Tetuphone 272 WU DR TTTA BT D T T 8amidijl, Minn. IPIERRIRIRNT I IONONNTIRIANTRAIP RO ECR IS LRIS T YQRRN] N THE SCREEN'S MOST REMARKABLE PRODUCTION Goldwyn Presen MAE MARSH TheWorid Fermed Play byMargéretMayo - REX THEATRE Oct. 30th and 3Ist Matinee and Night Admission 10c & 25c Phonographs Kodaks