Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 20, 1917, Page 4

" Stumping it”’ In T.n...—..., RGN T g Hay, Flour and Feed Do you need hay? We can sell you in bales or in carload lots. gle nls02 (?5“‘“0 Flour and Feed. Call us up and get prices. one . 2 ; THEATERS GRAND TONIGHT Douglas Fairbanks in “The Good Bad Man” at the Grand tonight, and : ! ; § _ Doug takes the part of "Pgs;ln' i ’ ' L < 3 Through,” a train robber, and has : 3 5 Bvid A k v s just held up an express trnillzdwllxlel: 3 P r e s a rl e t to re the story begins: It is reveal that b ; A2 3 he is a strange character, whose . Nymore, Minn. crimes apparently are committed through love of adventure more than | through criminal instinct. He uses his idl-gotten gains to help children born out of wediock. After his latest holdup, *‘Passin’ Through’’ takes refuge with a gang ot outlaws quartered in the cabins of an abandoned mine. Their leader is “The Wolf,” an ugly customer, : : ¥ " . e whose name is Bud ‘Frazer. There is z Y : K 3 y 7 an immediate clash between Frazer. N 3 . ;. & and the stranger over Amy, daughter . o e X : ) of one of the gang, a cripple known as “The Weasel.” But “Passin’ Through,” whose hidden sorrow :s ; . - that he knows nothing of his parent- : I ) : % 3 . ; ) g : First Game of the Season age, reflects that he could not in any event ask the girl to marry him, and A 5 rides away, leaving the fleld to “The e ; ; But when the young desperado, by g £ : < way of forgetting his troubles, shoots Vo st et o N [ [ up a saloon and gets arrested, events % take on a new color. The United 2 - J . 2 © VvS. ¥ States marshal, into whose hands the : ) g ¥ . i o ine N young bandit falls, knows the story % 3 3 B . 4 £ of his birth, He had a regularly e G ¢ : eml ]I’ ' - [ married father and mother; his fa- ther was murdered, and ‘“The Wolf” o 3 was the murderer. There is a whirl- . h wind finish, in which “The Wolf” % At the gets his, and ‘“‘Passin’ Through” al- so gets his—her name being Amy. 4 ——————————————————————————————————————————— g Grand Tomorrow. : g GRAHAM M. TORRANCE Eat at William Russell v;illl be ten'!uNred MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS LAWYER in a scrappy financial story ‘‘New Yord Luck” and the critics say Wholesale and Retail Miles Block Phone 560 THE HOME CAFE . never has William Russell appeared Pianos, Organs and Sewing : : : Gordon Burns, Prop. ri ay, ecem er in a more engrossing or stag'e;} a Machines . more thrilling fight than in “New}l] 117 Third St. Bemidji DR. E. H, SMITE Corner 3rd St. and Beltrami Ave. Admlss_lon York Luck.” Tomorrow (Friday) ? at the Grand. 3 BPI:‘I’:’R 5;;".;';‘“. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON : i Office Security Bank Bleck ———— R R T SR S Remember, Tuesday, “Meatless Day” . ELKO TONIGHT Dealing with a little band of ex-; patriated Americans in an Asiatic)z colony, and including besides its thrilling and very dramatic love theme, an up-to-date romance of politics and romance, “Exile” has z furnished Madame Petrova with one % of the cleverest vehicles of her en- tire career. This is a Paramount op ar Y Op ar y photoplay. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Store Open ) Store Open The following Christmas program f: . . will be given by the Sunday school [ Monday Evenlng g Monday Evenlng of the Congregational church of the | Fifth ward, Friday evening: Opening song—Hymn No. 1. Responsive reading—No. 321. Prayer—Pastor. Song, “Welcome”—Primary de- partment. E.ercises—Mrs. Clark’s class. Recitation—Lawrence Westlund. Recitation—Walter Zimmer. Address—A. Westlund. Recitatione—Harold Valley. Song—Mrs. Lofmaker’s class. ot rist and second year suc[ ]| A o e women like sensible gifts—-things they can wear and use every day--but they usually nior girls. Recinion—ee swipe”™" like things that are a little better than they would buy for themselves. We have assembled a Solo—Mabel Zimmer. ion—] . . reciation—zmest Gronain. ||}l wonderful assortment of gifts for her. Hymn No. 176—School and audi- e“‘I::‘f,)'(erclse*!’rimm-y Junior girls. e . ¢ Recitation—Florence Robinson. AN P e 9 Gl U b ll [] Solo~Giadys. Munson. “ : errins b oves “1{1 rle gs - “French Make’ Make a desirable Recitation—Victor Bushway. Solo—Walter Zimmer. Christmas Gift Will please her Recitation—Mildred Westlund. / ; Rositation —Owen Morken, : MAKE IDEAL GIFTS at Made of Cheny Silk Rl | M bt Sl 5150, 82, 83, 85 $3.50, $5 f0 $10.50 $2. WUy 94, ] WU, A « B g"li“.;ercise, Merry Xmas”—Junior Belfort at Collection— (Money to g0 towards chairs for primary room). Hymn No. 268—School and audi- eni;’l‘atributiun of candy, etc., by Kayser,s silk Underwear Santa Cliaus, Benediction. N Always appreciated. Corset Covers $1.25 to $2.50 Corset Covars dt LIBERTY FARMERS TO MEET Vests, embroidered and plain $2.50-§3.0 | Nisht Gowns at - Pajamas, one and two-piec Knickers m’f; ?‘Ev‘i‘&?}efie efl.‘ll:n(’tz ;‘;et ‘:gv;ll; nt;; Union Suits at $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 | Petticoats . ot Mr and Mrs, A P. Blom. It is Teddy Bears at .. ‘ $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 | Teddy Bear Suits... desired that-all members be present Flesh and White Colors. as the club is anxious to start the new year with a good attendance and keep it up through the whole s X Kayser’s Silk || Neckwear Fancy “A Sihn(’ : : l » : HOSlery An appropriafe HafldkerChiefS InEvVeiyss . % ‘ o Christmas Gift Drop” B, : A $2.00 Always suitable for Collars, Sets, Vestees and Christmas Gifts Guimps at 3 White, black, green, cordo- van, flesh, Russian calf and grey colors. Linens, Silks, Lawns, at flardvesat | e 506, 75¢, $1.00, §1.50 - , or Grocery Dealer to $3.00 15¢, 25¢, 35¢, H0c State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County, ss. Frank J. 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