Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 25, 1918, Page 5

PERSONALS AND Red Cross suction sale May 4 Don’t mrget the Ked Cross auetlon May' 4. 418" Desn | $50, 000 to loan on Tarms. : S Lodrate Land Co. Have something tu sell. Red Cross s 418tE auction: May 4, + " Pure ‘'white lead and linseed oil - house paint for sale by: P. ‘Barnell. -1 mo 42 ' Dr. A E. Henderson made a' pro- fessional call ;at Pinewood ysst day. Mrs. E. E. Red Crnss Mrs P. BE. Raymond of One ©Of these nice-days you: ought to go to Hakkerups ard have your plcture taken. 14t e County AttoFnéy” Graham M. ‘Tor- rance left for St.;Paul on legal busi- / mess last nlght Mrs. E. F. Cunningham of School- craft was visiting friends in: - Be- midji Wednesday, G . Mrs.:M. F. Wilson, who has been visiting her parents in ‘Duluth, re- _turned-home Monday: Mrs. Henry Stechman and Miss Morse of Tenstrike autoed to Bemidji yesterday to spend the ds,y Samuel Beck, who has been home on a ten-day sick 'leave, returned last evening to Camp Dodge. Quality first—then only reasonable profit on our .-photo work. - Rich . 7 Studio. Phone 570 W 29 10th. St. ' 3 ol 26-430 Mrs.. M. W.. Hunt, Mrs. William Masterson ‘and Mrs.. Belle, Rice of 3 Northern, were shoppers in Bemidji |\ yesterday T \ Mrs Mfl(e Downs and daughter, Kathleen, went to -St. Paul yester- day where they wilk remam for a few days. ‘ A. M. Crowell who _has heen y spending the past week at his home here, returned to his farm near Tut- tle River yesterday. Mr and Mrs.-H. Mayne Stanton returned - sfrom .;Minneapolis, this morninguwhere, -they .have been for 2 he past flve or.six weeks, i ‘rela- Mi Geox'ge ott, who has ‘visited ; her brother, Henry "Allen, of Marsh _ ’siding for the past two weeks, has - returned to hng home at Sherburn. =% Miss Irene McPherson left yester- day morning for-Lake Benton, Minn., I where :she will visit-.her sister, ‘Miss & peorge Nelson, for about four iweeks. . W. Jewett left last evening for | Mlnneapolls. where “he: will . spefid siness in connec- to New Ulm 6 funeral of last week to attc?n in Pup@ky yesterds . ‘Dr. J. M. Freeburg and wlfe and son, Mal, and-Neal Wittiig and wife of Black‘fluck motored to Bemidji . dies, returning.in tue evenlnx Watch my, ex “What's 1 s zlong ™ * t side. up even wlth corns, because I ul "Ge -It”, the painless, off-like-a nana-peel corn remover. other ways galo! -until I was blue MMMSMU&WOWW in the face and red in the toes. No more for me. Use “Gets-It.” It never fails. Touch any corn or cal- lus with two drops *“Gets-It,” and ‘‘Gets-It” does the rest. It's a relief to be able to stop cutting corns, making them bleed, wrapping them up like J)ackages and using sticky tape and salves. It removes any corn clear and clean, leaving the toe as smooth as your palm. You can wear those new shoes without ain, dance and be frisky on your eet. It's great to use “Gets-It.” “Gets-It,” the guaranteed, money- ‘back corn-remover, theonly sure way, costs but a trifle at any drug store. M'f'dby E. Lawrence & Co.,Chicago, fll. Sold in Bemidji and recommended as the world’s best corn remedy by BARKER’S PHARMACY 418“‘ . has Coh a relative, -returned to helr mxume yesterday ‘to -see the Winnipeg -Kid- Miss Madeline Sadek, one of the .Junior *high scheol "girls, has been called to Minneapolis vy.the death of her brother. Miss Sadek expects to li:t.urn to" her school duties next ‘wee! W. L. Brooks eft last night for. the county Third Liberty Loan com- mittees of the Nint! Feaernl Reserve pear. on. the pmgs meeting tonight. Mr. and Mrs. pected from Chicago. Burgess has graduated from a veter-|* inary college which he has been at- tending.” They will yisit at:the home ot Mi's Burgess ‘mother, Mrs Joe siness in Bemldjl | . <ELKO TOMORROW - Thrilling chariot races across des- ert sands, hand-to-hand conflicts be- tween - soldiers, and ‘the. triumphal entry- of Octavius’ troops;into Alex- andria, are to be seen in- Willlam Fox's ten-reel, product‘on of : Cleo- patrd,” that will hold attention at Elko- tomorrow, and Saturday, April 26 and 27, with daily matinee start- ing at 2:30; The sphinx and the pyramids look down upon - these scenes as they did thousands ' of years ago. Special music .by a five- piece - orchestra will' be':a’ feature each.evening at the Elko during the “Cleopatra’” erigagement. ~ There will be,one night show only, beginning oclock Elko 'l‘omzht The Arteraft picture, “Rose of the World,” featuring the beautiful Elsie Ferguson ‘and _a~ Paramount-Mack Sennett two—pm\t comedy, “A- Pull- man’ Bride,” botf:subjects the high- est in their class, are attractions at the Elkq theater tonight.:. G"‘N’D TONIGKT Norma Talmadge appéars in five- part photodrama;, “Fifty-Fifty” at the Grand theatér“toniglit. The ad- ded attraction is iwo:reels of “The Bull’s Eye,” a®: thrilling western- story, in, which Eddie Polo and Viv- ian Reed take leading parts. Grand Fridav. A special seven-reel Triangle feat- ure “A Soul In Trust,” starring Belle Bennett and Darrell. Foss, with; two parts of . the poj ular western story, ““Phe Bull’s Eyé; 5" comprises ’ the nine:reel program at the’ Grand theater‘ tomorrow, Friday. “ZEPPEHN STLAST RAID?:* Scenes similar to those enac&ed in | coast towus ASTOUNDING REPOET FOR BEMIDJI h@, wile of a merchaut had stom- ach/ trouble -s0 bad she could eat nothing but ‘toast, fruit and hot wa- er.- ‘Everything else would sour and ‘erment. - thorn bark, glycerine, in’ Adler-i-a benefited . STANTLY. Because Adler-i-ka flushes the ENTIRE alimentary tract its relieves ANY ‘CASH constipation, sour:stomach or gas and prevents ap; pendicitis. It has QUICKEST action (s»t snythix‘llg we ever sold.. City Drug v. _JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIHIIHHHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIII-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlII -|head and spew down & de] of. iz among - the: ~est Iink:-eve 2 gathermfiwfiorses for the U. S. troopsl ONE SPOONFYL buck- | - as mixed| “Tre ' nghwnys. | ‘bearers. -lng for tourists and small boys. ~Ruin Asphalt anemehts. them. | B | ——— T T Expansion of Concrete. ter and contract most In suinmer, _standards, beciuse of increases or Good Qualitics of Horse. when Teuton aeroplanes SWOO) over- ~ Conerete- rogds expand most in win- cording to the United States bureau of “creases In the moisture they contain, "" part. of the stamina, durability and ‘spirit of a horse Is Inherited and part is pl'odu(ul th\uugh proper feeding. death dealing bombs, are detailed with striking realism “The Zep= pelin’s Last Raid,” Thomas H. Ince' colossal. spectacle, iwhich -rivals ‘his first great production, “Civilization.” It is today being gcreened ‘at the Rex theater as ‘the first release of the U, ENERGY . 8. Exhibit ps‘ Booking: corporation,; £ embers ,of “which' -are 'b otisniens numbered many of the most ' prom- of constipation. inent exhi,bitors and distrlbutors -of ihe country.>. Air raids like the ones making history . in world war .fofm .one of the prinéfpal features :of “The Zeppelin’s t ‘Raid.” Never fore have.¥u¢h thrilling scenes :bee! converted to,film, and Mr. Ing passes - eveR¥ s 0 in producing‘this greatest “of all wal gickness. Last Raid,” Fhomas H. Ince’s supel spectacte; ld ight at the Rex thea- will ‘put you on the road ter, because it is the finest yet firm- health and happiness. celded to connect “the{Drug”Store. = comparatively new industry of the film with the old and everlasting expression 0f the best in man—art | —and becayss viewing perfection im-. bues one with an irrestsitib]e ime- pulse to perfection.”, E E 7 Tom: Mix Saturday. Another” pretty, “ daring,: dashing|| Tom' Mix pictur® will’ be shown at the Rex théater next Saturday. It is called ‘“Western Blood.” ‘It is an- other of those sterling photoplays that have made Tom Mix and hisj players welcomed by -all classes of motion:’ ure followers. It has’ more of that clever horse- manship’ i the southwestern hills and plains ‘that is so picturesque and pleasing mentally. This time Mix is the ,owner of a ranch and is Norma in France. - He becomes acquainted with the daughter in charge of the remount’ station in Los Angéles hyI lifting ‘her‘from her saddle ‘onto: hisI own ‘horsé s'her ‘animal /s running away. | This " is . the beginning of _ the. many .stunts that Mix. does in this story,’ all_of them of breath- teking - KA And~intermingledidn the ‘tale 1§ much. htimor and an’ ex- ‘ceHent/ and exciting’ romance. of the Thrilling Story welve (127 inch bluerpri éven Part Drama from . mcvernmen: certificd plats, showing all government notes,| swamps, highlands, rivers, etc., and the location of judicial ditchen to| be dnld al May: 1918, &ale at Be- midif-Minn:. 25c’each. T'or sale at Pioneer office. BELLE BENNETT Also Showing We are ared to fill or- %:fit DSTOCK Type- ers piomptiy. actory Gatput ihcreased over three P e bn px o;;thlq»-u( i the growing demand foe this machine, - “ALL THE SNAP AND STYLE OF THE FASHION.CENTERS ARE TO BE HAD IN' “SUNSHINE SUITS.” WE HAVE THEM IN''SILKS AND FINE FRENCH SERGES UP TO $65.00. 'WE HAVE SELECTED 15 ‘SUITS, NEW AND WORTH UP TO /$35.00 IN GOOD MATERIALS AND “FHE NEW SPRING'SHADES. SAT- URDAY YOU CAN BUY THEM FOR $25.00 " A lot of Wrappers and house dresses . ~4yvorth up to $2.50, about 3 dozen in the lot. While they last you pay only 75¢ ’ Néw arrivals in Siiks and Silk Sweaters at— "_'IIIIIIII|III|IIIIIIIIlII§I|IIII|IIII||IIIIIlIIIIlIII||IIHIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIII||II||||II||IIIIIIIIlllIIIHIfllllIIIIIllNlllllllllllfllllllllllllffllllllfllllll_llll fil The" Bazaar Store i IlIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ] m‘- RENEWS HEAITH AND “twork better and live happier. see’ “The ' Zeppelin's|'A large package (only 85c), to {GRAND TONIGHT —THURSDAY Talmadge ‘Fifty-Fifty’ A}so Showmg Two Reels ‘The Bull’s Eye’ ORROW-- FRIDAY ; _#20¢/M with DARRELL FOSS' “The Bull’s Eye’ 8 PART PROGRAM . USUAL PR‘ICES—. 10c-20c |I||IIIIII||IIII|IIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIlIIIIIIlIIllIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIllIII||IIII|IlIl|lllIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll LR ORRRENGE i The highway commissioner of Penn- sylvania suggests that trees planted along highways should be fruit or nut This wonld make fine pick- | the Bastern Star members, who have Asphalt payements are softened and ~gometimes .disintegrated by ‘nlumlnng- ing: gas leaking from wmains bene{ith ac- de- REI) CROSS NOTES 0. E. 8. Ladies Sew. George - Baker entertained LetUs Print Your Sale Bills } Mrs been sewing for the Red Cross, .yes- terday afternoon. Bemember, Wed., "Wheatlm Day’ People» who have poor appe-. ; bad ¢olor, indigestion and e "usually victims || Constipation || . causes an enormous amount of Hollister’s Rocky ‘Mountain Tea, taken before |- bed will relieve your —THE SIREN OF. THE NILE— A STUPENDOUS THEDA BARA SUPER PRODUCTION SUPPORTED BY THE HICHEST SALARIED CAST IN MODERN FILM CRAFT : BRINGING AND DEPICTING TO YOU THE REIGN OF THE BEAUTIFUL QUEEN OF Anclent Egyp IN ALL ITS BEWILDERING, BARBARIC, DAZZLING ! ( SPLENDOR AND GLORY. SEE THE 'NILE --- SPHINX --- PYRAMID --- DESERT THE BIGGEST MOTION PICTURE OF ALL TIME. SEATS NOW ON SALE g MATINEE 2:15 —— 25 AND 50 CENTS PR'GESI EVENING 8:15——25¢-50c—FEW $1.00 THIS INCLUDES WAR TAX ‘A SoulinTrust’ || = The Greatest anboy Actor In the World Thrills an¢ Romance of the Plains Tom Mix In the Big Fox Feature “WESTERN B100D Tom Mix brings his hair-raising western stunts with him again in this picture. And besides the story gives him and his players an opportunity to put on the screen some of the most humorous situations. Have you ‘ever seen cowboys in dress suits? = Wateh their antiés of digust for drawing room clothes in this picture. . Tom ' - Mix has a sensational love affair and he wins desplte _U. S.Enemy odds, -?EEA,_TRE - Saturday - ELKO [o'Sime THEATRE : The Beautiful Actress ,ELSIE FERGUSON in ARTCRAFT PICTURE ‘“ROSE OF THE WORLD” - Story of Gripping Suspense and Mystery. Also Added Attraction Paramount-Mack Sennett Comedy 3 “A PULLMAN BRIDE” “LEOPATRA" Fri. & [Sat. —