Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 13, 1917, Page 4

AUTHORS AS LONG WALKERS Dickens, Wadeworth, Southey, Faw- Others Were Classed a8 O T OWN CTA R IRISH LACE TO BE POPULAR 3 Use as Trinyning for Blouses and x et e e o At The return of Irih lace as u'trin s e o ming for Dlowses 4ad ngerts Is mure 5= is Dangero £ AT . TN SRR e galns ' I RE g / : T e e SENTA s ' merit. In the first place it Efflent Directing Hand 1 i I that attribute withaut which real popu- Bullding Is to Be Proparl lend Construsted. i The house that has not integrity] &5 ~cover the p —To lace farnitare today would ~To r'::lclxee _yz::rmga,,carpeu and textiles pay many times more,. . i i | i ment valt chinery is now higher in cost—fixtures 4 hae:a‘;u_:;'::dmmh:ndinl':fibwzaudhwmh. S ! H { [H i ! 1 f g E i :mu’;‘:mmmn:: . #, 5 g the rock, that is to have integrity of beeh givén o these frocks In the Paris s simost YO‘U’ ARE WOR H MO Ay 4 EEOALE TS B e [T et e ) B 1 Jont Bt seen 3 vy beigo ik and a rol A Emmm-umm-nnmm ‘beaver fur which ex . \ e— 2 @, § 'sllfl?r:lmn:‘txb';ln;;::flelnllfl:‘l: ‘iXie trom which the own | actly maiched the shade of tho Cloth, bridge, and o e 3 gt e R R Rarmonloss Working force, driven ta e ety Baruonions a8 de sopeesion 1 urie > - . g iy o Dt goms v o s Stop and realize how serious| chances are of loss by fire! ” Your turn Z e s 1t e ovie e Cat - better; 1¢ not, he should call upon. g% ] X is ol i i st i sease coutd eatoy 1 : e may, come; next®in$ 10, on a0 e peaciie g Ohe can never tell. When the may be your home on fire. i iza —in 4n hour—at midnight— tomorrow. e truck races madly down the street next time it s " less, if worry you must. e s s somicrenss| Suggestion—Get out youx pnce policies —and write or phon %‘ifl'fi:‘m":‘;‘:m‘:inm: “insurance agent for ; 'tl,?m mm%efi,ym SO RIOne Your Don’t Fo ; b fibfi'lfill'll“— Rates' How Your Pro : ) perty Is Against ~ Are Lower Protected Don’t recklessly try toral . The Insurance agencles mentioned in this ad spend time and money inan effort to safeguard your property. who s, Ho lays the foundation upon Who does not take thought as to ] ! i ! i H ] 1 [anxieties of everyday life; found bis gretest rellof in tramping abou count 3. Joha Stusrt Mifl délighted in pedes- H i I ith fne mull, organdle or handken chief linen, I b WHITE,!ELVET HATS SHOWN 2 Vislt to Exclusive Shops Reveale | Some Interesting Things, Says -5 Millinery Bulletin. IWOMEN RUN OWN EXCHANGES ‘White hats of panne velvet, also of| Beaver, are now being shown for fall wear, according to the bulletin of the| Retail Millinery Assoclation of Amer. 2 stvated; say: (Home Companton. A room or shop is hey continually watch violators of fire ] W) = gl e gl prety et for Autumn. | [BE0TLeS S T N esworne et regulati d it fum The b mwen' o L ations and make reports on th ith furigre good. tter grades | gqigng Licle Hamar 1s creating many lovely on (o conduct the exchange oo a bust- Don’t wait for o ul ports on them. of hatters’ plush hats also are in de- .- things this sutuma. 1 have ilustrated! your policy to e The matter is invariably broughf 4, principally o lor ne ot her Intest novetien, which o Property is not your sole loss. . Since 1913, im the face of almost everyd . | '° TUTEr Ls fuvariably | o) the e E..‘,:%;fi:n:‘;’:?;."‘.'m 00D SHELTER FOR FLAGMAN, making 4 e seosation mongat i e ' thing else going up in price, tnis coun= pretty Spanish girls. This lo s d | R =T e- ty's fire insurance rates have gone A visit o the exclusivo Fifth ave-| House, With Appearance of Mosquej e thops Teveals some new and in-| Gonstructed From Parte of Die- teresing thing.~ Amoug. the' thiogs, Sarded Losomatives. __ ¢, displayed are satin antique dress hats, | — - ‘combiaed with velvet, I largo shapét,| A fagman's ‘shelter house, made ; somo with, hightorued backs. Some| of old. locomativo parts, guards @ Digh sido effects, or oldfashioned| street crossing on tho Bouthern Pacifd pokes, are also seen. Crowas are bath| at Sun ok, CAL. Tho shlter, whick Biah and low, saft ar draped. The| looks Jike 3 mosque was consiructed trimming consists of paradise, gours, o ky 7. co-operation sought. Rates are based according to the re- . . abet ports made by these companies. The are. on ‘;::y average OB Aact thatthey urge safer construction e i i akes it possible for .you to insire m ty. against fire 1 ; gl et o penstve und ‘ [Wisppldes, taiepboas and postads rents and demolition—loss of i« Tormidable. xpense. ageount, Aerruption to br }threo ways. First, by a small Geiilee anndal fée of from $2 to $5 from each N e 2 iat pattern are among the novelties shown. ‘They are combined with vele The small business; under like circum:’ - 4 V)4 | et ana ‘sre trimmed with for and Telve e bands of squirrel. ~‘The coat of thi sult was finished with a straight, Uhrow.over tie made of cloth and fur, s e ties are the latest n Trm Tt - stances, pays the same low rate as the nales; and third, rom the dues of the A & . ke e ! ] board of managers and thelr personal { gl F e ; The Bemidji Insurance agents are This evening gown has a straight slihouette and ls mads of black chif. fon velvat, with bodice and low girdle HAT PINS TRIMMED IN FUR Some of Those Shown Serve as the Only Necessary Ornament to the Winter Headgear, Describing Happiness. and tie Bfond ol mesh bag that cov- ers the ‘front of the figure and forms. @ peplum’to the belt, dangles and Jangles gt maoy a restavrant. The fown by Jenoy called Ma Eb e Lt A * 1) en ¢ Oner, »&m bring s Greator & savg Sepeniont. but hey e Incapile of shall happen”'—the then existing: ; e . et or replacement;valueé—if. The lower the fire losses the lower Sl s il b B 6 ittlo Tortgpe 1f sho had a royalty on ‘There are thousands of shorf story writers and minor poets who can deal lvery - effectively with ~battlefllds, lslums, maniacs, shipwrecks, diseass 293 o thousand forms of human de- making thelr- characters happy withe- cash value at the time when 1 ity greaf pab.” # largely the cause of lower rates and : a “Contribution Clause.” Fire ance companies will pay you “the equal treatment to all. make fires fewer. For years it has been working to Hat pins have not been much In evie ral to the winter hat, says the Dry Good ter surrounded with n clrclo of every time 1t was copled. 2 ‘making them bored—and the read- 4 ¥ i e e pon, iurt you? i e, oo pessmit deciares 2 properly, insurey’ the rate becomes. e i | , ta obiblyck velvet and white satin. 1t N ering and villainy are the. . ter. This may be had 1n varlous fure f ¢ runs'below the walstline into & cause they are the fundamental - Py ming of the sult | A rounded éurve o which the skirt s UV [lices’ot 1ite and nappiness s coly 2 d DO THIS*TODAYY Insare 0al} basis of your present worth! Your Insurance agent will e o et e et vt | ’ slightly ‘gathered, its cravat girdies that lsbsely enclrcle the walst, 1ts Toose, .cjbgw_sleeves finished with & €urn-over caft of white satin, and the brond, ‘folded_surplicebib_of white satin pat ground the neck and tucked mirage which disappears as one ap- ! et oroaches 1. * The onty “troubte witn " bhis theory s that 1t ten't a.} We know pleaty o people who have been bappy, though we have et to meet the first of them who could describe ant value of what you own. Phone, call apon, write—or mail i His address is on your policy. Yours may be one of the 40 i8 no better than the next fellow’s. Don’t wait to discover Locks Like.a Mosque but Is Flagman'd Shelter, i also being shown for winter wear o1 sy fomsis by the consulting engineer from old end §ive wheels, springs, tires and i i 3 ot 3 e | TH orein o e, 3 AR o o e, S 5 T i Wae & Good Watter, - ' Jou A WING TRIMMING POPULAR | 5 of Jucaroed locomotive. e il Charie i n"n copy de e o the He ad just rsched. the philadg b { el 2l ancer 1 18 soily bl a2d ome ot black aid white volform worn by the Heat st wtn B tiopel e 8 P 4 . ; < the mos elaborata shelters for El S e o sl o e Smart Wt 1 Autumn, (AT T & it 1o et Then B Hi ¥ ¢ Berman Insurance Agenc; J. P. Lahr Agency Reynolds & Winter ity 11w comiolly cf g =13 i e jcan soldler lear which 1s not rising a8 they|ln expression, and walted. 3 4 / - —— e Amircas e b T 0 | aoaiod o v s3] I e ied b G some it Bt | Markham Building Markham Bldg. Gibbons Block Relaid 5ok o Gontrution waltr by the one French phrase [ made. too. What bappened to hin drder H % i Phone 19 Racletmad brick makes sn inter couldn't bo_undérstood outside the ~ Phone 328 Phone 144 Ing i o o oo Aot Seutore A efec aiinae 1o R e s harac, s Cheie | These tes are attachd to th cu B i it quick Tove of |tslf aud ke the place of an ordl B e aoaten.the tlle for 1t | Dary collar, one end being left loose|spent half an Bour sittng there star- e e e s |t oo o Lo dn V] o ot came.. As the waltres pat i f Northern Natlonal Bank, cq 3rd and Belt., phone 108 B Security State Bank | First National Bank peculiar restaurant Kitchen, but Do of the finest brickswork of colon times, usually obtalned only throvy the caretul selection of now bric e may be easlly produced by the use ot a pofliir gown In this frieodly lit- | liers, in the Boston Globe. the order before him he started from reclatmed bricks, Skt i Wl weisT BGS GROW SMALLER 72 7 5 P00, 2 2 Cor. 4ih and Belt % NijomL B ; e e R Ry e T T Ly : Phone 101 . Phone 43 g ey e betiv s Efforescence, which _sometimes an busers ewung It ato 10 48 126 | ™ Cgomething to Do With Change e : < ‘There are two other gowns that were -Style. He Didn't Know. % Snapired by the sentiment between the [ L TS0 e gl Mark Twaln and his peculritien French e sud the American sok hem wers belng discussed by an scason. Perhaps the Mgh price of dlers, ap these uro weepiog WWAN | pilg”anq other precious metals haa|clase 1na Mg school One 7orthen o e of the wave of PopUAFLY | S o do with it but mors| rator had rery slouently described - g Ty likely It Is merely a whim of fasjon|Mark's personal appearance an stores them to thelr orlginal conditio: pears upon the murface of new brick| work, seldom appears upoa reclalm ks, pt 7 ~ = S ‘Wing trimming ls featured exten. | bric nst [ = 3 aively this season. A stunning turbani . f ) , o ahown here In navy satin with huge| Mors Tinplate Next Vear. s — e ! P wing arrangement, which affords dash| The demand for tinplate from e a Lausiad Bersbing, whih 18 1o & 1e| 403 marter of @fferentlation between 1d unusual stress on whe wothors = = Phans or call s your flm = . DAY, (His is on your prove digtous,” Take no more ehances. ‘markable tdae of army groy and what g fondness for wearing white flannels. 2, and_ smartness. corners of tho globe and the cor . o o A e It coid rele | <aormons bage v, wmer, ol el o one " nteesed #his coupon and s o Sorof e Sk s g e n] | —— 1y be called Maryland blue oloog with | SV PEGRSCD 10 SR T ierg{youth, “T don't seo how the publie = = 2 policy). Delay may Velvetta s e i & mccess, Taupe, fawn, siate, dark| havo 160 tho eaintog mills 0.2 Ercens and plum are the winter shades| mach greater porton of thels bia St used or novelty and stzet sula pito producton thas 1 rdinarly th HMost of these models 1o trimmed | case. with tar. "This practce, says o tatement P — e by e baresa of foren and - Square Decotlstage, Tt commeree, depariment of Tho squnre. decoetsge 1o eatared| merce, wil lso bo foomed next veer o0 Ty of the nem evening frocks Judging from ffures made publc b 450 sy aferonn vt e Go e Sapne, conseraion ol n with & T which 7o based on Fekuras from nckar of mualin ox whith satfh. lazge producers, = B ot e o bl i, P s Foming gom loos some | T, S 1% SSDS ) o iy £t e inge 18 oo o e ouruma | detlgn uausual. “Th belles?” e sume”chanel with | SOBU0S ot ge 10 UL V% ake car o da't hav 0 g h itselt slashed into the mn;mflhm,?f"%ffl-'“m" new materlal seoring| ed In tho erection of new mills, r::i Agent's Name ‘Defective Page