Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 26, 1918, Page 3

C. /| triends in the town.of Grant Valley iconsummating his happiness f the most interesting and ex-|!Ghosts of Yesterday’ ' nuperhly acted . by an tar cast, epicts ' ‘the on¢ } fluri the week-end, returned to her mlng photoplays that lm spiritual growth of a cabaret singer, v ) Misa Tda ‘Virginia Brown, who turned: from 'Big- Fallg he Y’s club last entertain aeclded to ‘hold an |- m ¢ which time the ‘gnembers will en-| rtain their parents, A regular ex- ibition. drill. will ‘be given at this} leeting. . The ‘various members ‘aré etting along nicely with. th scrap. ki ichpromise by g and . entertaining. ¢ As most of ‘the’ members are high . school stu: Ed Ripple, midjl Pioneer ] { compoasing room passed .| Cass Lake the gugst; of The Presbyterlnn “ald will meet ::lrpv‘fl: will leave Friday Thursday ntternoon in the church % 1 Twelve (12 inch blu from’ .government i certified = - E ahowlns, Qlfl ! i s : Wi < I]’swamps, hig] rivers, e ] 0 ‘ - |l'the’jlocation: ‘of judicial /ditche Pel'SOIlal& and 3 be sold at. May, 1918, sale at 3 7 B midii; Minn;, 25c each. ‘For sal Newsy Notes |[=one e 3 e Miss Gladys Ranscore, Miss Be: rlce Ranscore and ‘Miss: Amelia Bye £.850, 000 to loan on tarms Dean| of | Blackduck were. in::Bemidj | Land* Co d71tt} terday. ~They came to bid the Bl E 1 i h Bl ~Shi d‘:flk o ‘:llll)o%a“;l'hgofi‘ -Ra) % name your car wit! ax: ne. } military, goodbyi e Miss N8~ I“’ll;h °w:}:?1"¥a:tt th; Ph""mfitml“": For sale ‘by. P. Barnell. 126-326 core had a ‘brother. who' left. with thef{. o7 Testor B, Wartord ¢ ¢ boys for thle training camp. todp s Ton s ihar LESan \We: have'jusi received a tew! fam|: 5 Espcitponog { sog | 113, exponse: books. - Bemidji. Plonser. I & " 2:2h08 129'.2 the - First’ :Scandinavian: church, returned. - yesterday: ".from Mrs. F. E. Walbotz ot Cass Lake Solway, where he. beld services wags the ‘guest of friends in the oity day. A collection’ was given yesterday. The guests were Mrs. W: Clark, Mrs. gH.°C. Lisherness, Miss. Mathilda An: Mrs. Fred Fradet, Mrs, M. w* lmrles Thompson ‘and Mrs Dressmaldng done. ,Wumn “’"? entertain the Ladies Atd -your:. spring ewing done .. Call at| been:appointed deputy:to look .after 509--3rd . St. i . -4-31/ the -drive :in Bemidji -and wvicinity. The plan .is:to.canvass eyery Lauth- BN JALL are - wel-|: A G. Weflge Jof the. Flrat ‘National | eran -in the ‘community. Th - Thursday. ntternoon on bustness lnnguage or synodical app]lcauon . One of these nice days you ought to go to Hakkerup’s and ‘have your}| picture tn.ken 14!! Mrs. Annle Hanson of the town of Frohn. passed’ yesterday in Be- midji on husiness GRAND TONIGHT “In “Jack and Ji1I,”” in which he will be seen at the Grand theater.to- night, Jack Pickford ‘engages in a C. F.. Merriman . of .the town: of Northern was.:-among the buslness visitors yesterday. . = ing. ' Rich ‘Studio, 29 10th St., one|ier than himself whom he succeeded block trom toboggan slides. 25 316 in soundly’ thrashing, much .to the astonishment of all concerned. i Mrs Robert Hanson ol Idaho| . ’The story starts out. with- Jack Falls, Idaho, is the guest of her sis-| Ranney (Jack 'Pickford) trying to, ter, Mrs. Frank Luebeck, and fam-| get enough money together 'to marry’ fly for a month ¥ his sweetheart, Jill. h fighter of ‘some! abllity who is ‘en~ *Mrs. Minntharner :and Mlu Ma-| deavoring to fight his way. to. suc- vis Warner: of Puposky are visiting | cess before he:marries Jill,: A real at ithe George Kaiser home in Turtle fight with a Mexican, during. the mver this week. _ course of the photoplay, adds to.the tenseness of ‘the action and: manner Mlss _Ruth Smith of Leonard was in which he finally obtains Jill,"thus .Lin Bemldji yesterday, ~ enroute. ‘to % 5 2 b 3 Tenstrike, where she will visit rela- tives for two weeks. F RHEUMA“SM' | Bx- Presldent Roosevelt said every HNE UR ; true American ‘should - hear = Miss Willmer read “The Sign of the Cross’ by Wflson arrett, 2-2217 Musterole Loosens U Those Stiff Joints—Drives Out Pain’ ©:On. account of the lecture in the Youll know why why thousands use Mus- Elk “theater; there will be no meet-| terole once you experience the glad re- the Young Woman’s Gymna~ lie( it gives, smm class this evening. Get.a iar : once. from . the nearest is a clean, white ointment, Sarah Mildred’ Willmer, ‘at = the oil of mustard. Better Methodist' church Wednesday eve-| than -a mustard plaster. and does mnot ning, Feb. 27, under the auspices of | blis and comfort while | the: ‘Womal s Study_club.” ' 2-227 From the play “TWO WO- - MEN'-by Rupert Hughes. '7 REELS . 7| {10c-20c ~ T:40-9 o’clock Coming - THURSDAY Man to Y»Man : The sinner and his victim ‘meet. The result is a struggle {to the dedth—a spirited, a ter- irific, a Wmiam Farnum strug- gle.. AP, | All lovers of motion pictures {know what that means. William Fox WILLIAM FARNUM fie —in— ‘THE HEART OF A LION :Based on Ralph Connor's Novel “THE DOCTOR” Staged by Frank Lloyd STANDARD PICTURES 'i‘oday—'l’elephone the Pioneer of- 1 fice, 922; ‘ab that news item you haye in ‘mi: Your guests and friends will appreciate the'courtesy. O?iur‘Lin'e. o_f Deiense;‘ It is a moment of tense nerves—ready | h at the word of on 'the" firing ‘line- 8 ys{call fit for | military servicebecatis€ only about one man out of five was-chosen to'endure the’ hardshipsof this fearfut war. But we:must not be content with 20 per cent in physlcal health - of our American youth. “We cannot afford- to lose four men out of five because of physical un- fitness. Such: weaknesses can be cured. Many times thc kidneys are to blame. If the kidneys are clogged with toxic fimsons you suffer from stiffness in the nees in-the morning on /arising, your jomts -seem “tusty,” you may have rheu- matic pains, pain in the back,stiff' neck, headaches, ‘sometimes swollen feet, or neuralgtc pains—all due to uric acid or. toxic poisons stored in_ the<blood ‘and which should be swept ort. Then procure at - your nearest: Qv | store Anuric (double_strength). The cost is_ 60 cents. This An-uric_drivés the uric acid out. Send Dr. V. M. Pierce, Buffalo N. Y, ten cents for a trial package. “Sr. Paut, MINN- g had been troub- fed with disordered kidneys for about two vears. My back i ached terribly, side ained, and- 1 had requent - jpassages. 1 It it run on until iust rcccmly, when [ read of Doctor Pierce’s Amunc 1 have taken the Anuric but a short I JACK PICKFORD - and LOUISE HUFF A Paramount Picture CAIACK and L Whoa, boy, whoal! See-him Jbuck! Watch him roll!! Don’t 'miss thisicorking fine picture of life on the waste stretches of New Mexico and on the Bast pide of New York. g TOMORROW——MAT. & EVE. June Elvidge —IN — "The'StrongWay' with JOEN BOWERS. feeling fine. My side and back have stoppcd paining, the passages are not sc frequent, and -I slecp:well at night now. which I couldn’t do before. I certainly advise anyone -suffering from -kidney disorders 'to ~use Anuric.”—Msas. L. T | Guocuiav, 299 State Sircel Jack is a‘prige-|. the queen of the:Bal Tabarin, from & wanton into a loving ‘woman with}|: ‘| a heartof true gold. The artist, Howard ‘Marston, feels atfirst thn no. one''can. replace hig late wife-— or ‘Ruth Grahame has recued :him| g 1qiiong on the market today. is;Be: from the suicide with which he was about to crown a life of dissipation|oimer's Swamp-Root © We aey, thix but later he recognizes:the change One of ‘the m the way that a strong, force-|Which had been ‘wrought in Jeanne eharacter would solye it /in real|8nd learns to love her, as she does Thursday, Elsie Ferguson, - the noted| - heauty and :star ‘who has forsaken the .stage for the. silent drama, will the vitality of thechild meeting for the National Litheran 'B?m:;”%’:: hg‘t' second. fllm vehicle, | o aciation, ‘and; mervous Commission for ‘Soldiers’ and ‘Safl 5 adapted from the book by Mary 8. Call and have ors’ .Welfare, Rev. ‘Johnton' ‘having Watts and produced by Arteraft, 2 : - Norma Talmadge, the famousSe:|to the little sufferer. Lo _ . |bank went to Kelllher last evening| cludes ‘all: Lutherans, . regardless o! lect: star,” will ‘appear ‘at theé ReX|{ng the child & cup tonight. : .t'hea,ter tonight' and "tgmorrow in| may endanger the life of your:child B i e St g o peckags oday frims. Abe £ ), e successful drama £ by Rupert Hughes, City Drug Store.—Adv. Miss Talmadge plays two roles; first, T3 : C l the lovable little seamstress who re- P i i > = U deems the young waster from' a | = - 7 i > spendthrift’s’ life vand -a ¥ grave, and second,.a wanton cabaret|Explains every verse of Revelations singer who resembles her .in the flesh but is most unlike her in her| PASTOR RUSSELL’S POSTHUMOUS nature. * I? ‘P E As’ Ruthi Grahame, the dove of | 608 pages embossed cloth, Only-60c {Jfiac;i :ndtlnter :l‘ia Jeanne La Fleur, ual ortraits and kodak finish- & : | the ;bird of.paradise, Miss :Talmadge Quality p t boxing match with -a man much; heay-; displays her: high, artistry. in tlfis dual role. 6. “Beautiful June: Elvidge plays him, with ‘‘the love.which passeth all e:role of this- womn An m- pro- | understanding.’” i Very. truly yours, Farnum Thursdayv. '~ SCHWEITZER: DRUG:C0. Back ‘to the ‘hlue shirt! Aug. 4th, 1917, ; Wlllinu; l;‘;rnum, ,lnhall the manly ——ut—t&——— ravery o e ‘parts ‘the ‘public love \ 180 well, 18 coming: to town, ‘In “The Dr. Kilmer & Co. Heart ot a, Lion,” the stalwart WIX’I- mmw‘% lam- Fox_star makes his'reappear- | Prove What 8wunn ‘Root. Wm Do .|.ance, ‘bringing with him a story of absorbing interest and excitement. Send ten cents to DF. Kilmer. & At the Rex . theater, on Thuraday,|Co. Binghamton, N. Y., for a sam “Phe Heart: of a Lion will be shown. size bottle.: It will oonvlnu AnY; The story of this magnificent pic-|one. You will also receive a ‘| ture revolves” about -two - brothers, | 1et ot valuable information tellin ut -tw others, :}d u‘ Y | Barney Kemper (Mr. Farnum) and|2bout the kidneys and ;o] Dick (Williami Courtleigh, Jr.). Dick [ Writing, be sure and meml\m |15 a worthless sort of youth who does|midji Daily Pionéer, 1not -awaken 'to @ 'realization of his|large size bottles for wn shiftlessness until Barney catch- |/ stoves.—Adv. es (him making love to the woman engaged to marry -himself. - Then ick -reforms, studies for the min- istry, is ordained and sent to.a lum- ber ‘camp. : Barney, who' has withdrawn com- pletely .from . civilization after: :the lass: of his taith in Dick, has become ‘I'physician in ‘this same camp. When the rough backwoodemen of the com- Byl munity attack Dick and. wound him, Barney reveals his identity and does his best to nurse his:brother back to health.and life. Two women play: important. roles .V'in ‘this/production, Mary Martin and /|'Wanda Petit. It is easy to see how | Mr. Farnum could love them hboth. —————————— -DEADLY WORMS Often attack children and absorb twitebing " witching Cushing,” | ;" indications; ‘“‘Hollister’s ‘Rockyl Mountain Tea’ {is a deadly foe to all stomach and bowel impurities, ejecting, cleansing and healing, .re- newing vitality and restoring health Start by giv- Delay ' TONICHT AT 8:00 'U. S. Pictures U. S. Speakers ' TION. /N0 E.. TOMORROW AND THURSDAY . Jennie E NORMA TAIMADGE In this picture, —THE FINISHED MYSTERY— suieide’s Future events clearly outlined & Ezekiel, Postpaid, Prospectus 3c. Gorgeously .produced .and ¢ : : — roroioiguoigngon 2 - 'unuuunnaunuuu:ll'D"D"D"”"m I rTrrren gngugrgeanel ia) Donce BROTHERS | MOTOR CAR | \ . [sTlal s Ta{{al{allal{n] afiu] alal a]]n] unlfn] RIGHT WHEN IT BEGAN, THE CAR HAS BEEN GROWING STEAD- ILY BETTER. PUBLIC CONFIDENCE . HAS CON- SISTENTLY = INCREASED. IT8 i PERFORMANCE HAS STBADILY | | < 1t will pay you to visit us and examine-this car. o ‘ 5 | : | . 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