Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 6, 1918, Page 3

¥ VIO MONDAY, M MAY Y 6, 1918, | s 0CIET Yj RED CROSS® DANCE Mrs. Tom Smart will give a Rad i Cross dance in the city hall Wednes- day evening. . The proceeds will.be used .to help defray ‘the expenses of the hot:dinner to be served by .the Red Cross ladies Saturday noon.: The 'WAR SAVINGS STAMPS ISSUED'BY THE: UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT will be pitched on thevacant lot next to the Odd Fellows hall, Lunches| . Mr. @nd Mrs. W. Z. Robinson re- companied: by Mrs. Robinson’s sis- noon. resumed . again next Saturday; and|Who will return to Fargo tomorrow. people attending ‘will have an oppor- tunity to enjoy the Red Cross din- ner and lunches and at the same time help a good cause. Members gf the finance committee will have charge of the dinner and lunches. OUTING ENJOYED . Mrs. Arthur:Gratton. ‘and . Miss Gladys Whitney, who teaches school at Buena Vista, passed Satur- Miss Whitney gradu: Bemidji normal depar: Tennstrom, Messrs, Shean, Arthur Janneck. and bert plant.- - Titus enjoyed an outing: at i{Lake|~ Plantaganet : .yesterday. - A icnic supper -was served. The trlp was made in:automabiles. little daughter, Mariann, returned yesterday afternoon in their . new Franklin car. They have spent a week in Minneapolis the guests of Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Phillips. . Sr L A Boobar and daughter, ' Miss Nellie - Boobar, of Nary, were among PERSONALS AND NEWSY NOT fi;zs the out-of-town visitors Saturday. Mr. Boobar donated a thoroughbred $50,000 to loan on rarms.. Dean| Holstein calf to the Red Cross auc- T.and Co. 7 d71tf| tion sale Saturday. - Mr. Boobar-has a son in the service. M. Rygg of Wilton transacted busi- ness in Bemidfi Saturda)z 3 Dr. A. E. Henderson. made a4pro-|Dickens of the Red Lake fessional call to Federal Dam tgday agency, arrived in the city Satur- If you want a car, call Euterprise midji high sehool @ year ago. passed Saturday in tlw city on busi-| pile. He .was- accompanied by Jay ness matters. zek and William Elmquist.” They ex-| pect to return to the city the latter part of the week. One of these.nice days you ought to go to Hakkerup's and have ‘your picture taken. 14t : BACK TO NAVY Russell Brooks, of the U. 8. 8. Mercy, @ hospital ship, who has been the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Brooks, since Monday, re- turned to his duties Saturday. Mr. Brooks has Deen enjoying a 12 days’ furlough. A. Kaiser and son, William,v of Bagley spent Sunday in the city, the guests of friends. If you want a car, call Enterprise Auto Co. ~Office phone ‘1, residence phone 10. ‘56tf - i We are out of flags temporarily. New shipment -coming. Watchi for announcement. Pioneer Office. 1-56 Remembet, Tuesday, “Meatless Day” Remember, Wed,, “Wheatless Day” H. Mayne Stanton left last n(ght for Paris Island, N. C., where he will join the marines. BIDS. i A Philip.Denu and John Koors camp- ed at ‘the dam Friday and Saturday and spent the time fishing. - Bemidji, Minn., “ May 4, 1918. | Sealed bids will be received by the ¥ undersigned to be opened at a reg- If you want a car, call Enterprise| ular meeting of the city council of Auto Co. Office phone 1, residence|the City of Bemidji, to be held on phone 10. 56tf | Monday, May 13th, 1918, for the i cleaning of the septic tank, and the J. C. Tennstrom left for Minneap-| disposal of the sludge. . Bidder to olis Saturday night on business. | He| provide suitable dumping grounds. ‘will, return tomorrow morning. The council reserves the right to H reject any or all bids. . GEO. STEIN, City Clerk. We are out-of flags temporarily. New shipment coming. Watch' for|2tdz 56-513 announcement. - Pioneer Office. 1-56 Mrs. C. W. Jewett and son, Miller, |- G R A N D and Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Johnson drove to Red Lake yesterday in Mrs TONIGHT ONLY 7:30-9:00 Jewett’s car. GREATER VITAGRAPH Presents ALICE JOYCE In A Blue Ribbon Feature “THE FETTERED Rev. M. A. Soper passed yesterday in Leonard where he held services and also looked after Sunday school matters. Rev. Osmond Johnsonm, pastor of the First Scandinavian Lutheran church, preached at Wilton yester- day afternoon. Miss Ida Heng, stenographer and bookkeeper for the Beltrami Eleva- tor & Milling company, passed the| week-end with her parents in Crook- ston. W. H. Brown and family of Grand THEATERS At the Rex theater tonight will be shown a glimpse of the old time {rgnrierd days featuring -Sioux City t] dinner will be derved in tents, which oA vfrlest‘] 8. Jey-otc thormiidand wool and all the realism of the days which a lébrated in annal o will also be served during the after. turned: from Fargo this morning, ac-| #7358 ¢ ::flfgls: -ble":: :w‘:f :'ghfi:ffe to her home a “branded” woman, dy » proc The Red Cross auction sale will be|ter, Mrs. Frank Taylor, of Canada aflsd»ybyl'm’e;n%Lgfi‘:f;?}:hs’ pre “The Shuttle,” which will be the day in Bemidji the guest of friends.|feature attraction here at the Rex %ted from the|theater tomorrow, is another oppor- ment last year. | tunity for Constance Talmadge to display her ambidextrous art, so ito Mrs. J. Evan Carson has rented out | speak, for in it she gives again’'a 4 | her house and will make her home|noteworthy -dramatic 'performance. isses | with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Spain,| The.sturdy young heroine, &till in Essie Hazen, Jennie Gratton, Hsther| ., ¢j] gchool closes, when she will|her teens, finds her sister, who has Blizabeth Titus ' and|join her husband in Virginia, Minn., | married an English lord, Clifford . Condon, . Clifford|here he is employed_in 8 newspaper | broken in health and ‘spirit by her brutal husband; she forthwith com- pletely rehabilitates her, 'puts’ the Dr. and Mrs. E, W. Johnson and|husband in his place, and despite his 3 back-biting calumnies ‘and persecu-| tion,’ wins the heart of ‘a nej T~ ing squire. erful tale, woven with golden strands, of heart interest and shot with: stri- dent- emotional scenes that -thrill. Charles Ray in- “His Boy.” to Texas to: work in the oil field, how he lives up- to his promise to the ‘people of his' home town, andj how he achieves success”against_ all - sorts of obstacles and eventually wins Miss Eloise Dickens, daughter of|the love of a beautiful girl, combine 52 Superintendent and Mrs. Walter F.|to make “His Mother's. Boy” a most Indian | interesting - photoplay. Also ‘showing as thrilling and as day gnd will finish her school year{ pathetic a story.as ever was told is here. She was a student in the Be-| “A President’s Answer,” oné of Para-| mount’s ‘““The “Son of ' Democracy loud'iand other’ points by automo- strong appeal from a mother make Chapman, Anton. Brink, Gussie Fie-{ —m THE-BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEEK _A T T H E— the side of Lincoln’s character. ALICE JOYCE — FRONTIER DAYS her father. It shows an Indian congress avoided by all her former friends. also ‘be shown, Constance Talmadee, -~ the, Materials France Offers to America for These Garments. utterly An appealing and |pow- “houses 100 per cent colder. i ELKO TODAY Mother's How the -‘young fellow goes qnd paillettes and edged with fur. ’knos how to dress. Auto Co. Office phone 1, residence u o ve lm*:t into a new bleom of life series. = A- Southern prisoner, = the i the pres Anton Frederickson of Sd'fivay gar eft. yesterday morning for death, emories of ‘¢hildhood and a on leave \\uh m«mLy in their pu.l:nts j What ?our F amlly ' Will Need Most ‘ N THAT your .dependents will need most when you are gone .is.not the mere dollars you leave them. They will need far more the foresight and biisiness exper~ “ience which has madé the accum- ulation .of that money possible. The making of a Trust is the only way of definitely applying your wisdom to the handling of your estate after it has passed to your family. It will also enable you to protect your insurance money from un- scrupulous promoters, to guard against unwise investments and to safeguard the newly acquired property of your family in every way that may seem wise to you. Confer with our Trust Officer and de- - termine the particular form of trust suited to your, needs. Forks, N. D., spent the week-end at Lavinia. They will return in a few weeks and will pass the summer on Lake Bemidji. WOMAN' T up the story which shows splendidly “The Fettered Woman,” which will be the attraction at the Grand theater tonight, is a picturization of “Anne’s Bridge,” a widely read novel by Robert W. Chambers. It is the story of a young woman called from college by the tragic death of She is the victim of a plot to get her estate, as a result of Which she is sent to a corrective in- stitution for three years, returning An unusually interesting chapter of “The Woman in the Web” will NEW COATS WITHOUT SLEEVES Corded Silk and Wool Poplins Among France likes the sleeveless idea in gaments 50 much that she has built new 'coats that drop over the shoul- ders but have no sleeves. This is a medieval idea that did not seem to interfere with the comfort of the men and women of the twelfth century, when the weather was cold amd the “Among the materials that.Franae offers to America in the bullding of these sleeveless coats is a corded silk anid wool poplin,” "It used to be worn by us. It was made into frocks and wraps and turned out in those dol- mans that were trimmed with bugles This season the dolman has been replaced by the loose, shapeless, sleeveless coat. This came over from France, where it was worn on one of the smart stages by an actress who " Al the American shops are looking to the French theater today for in- spiration, and the theaters themselves THREE L T e T T T T T T ELKO-TODAY AND TOMORROW LU LT TR L L T AL r&-ww- Thosii Ince presends, B CHADLEQ RAYin § “His Mothers Boy ' ) E A Parernount Picture CHHRLES‘ RAY IN PAR(A{VAOUN T PICTURES . -, "HIS MOTHERS BOY” A CORKING STORY OF “MAKING GOOD” The youthful vigor of the star, his thrilling adventures, and the tingling heart interest element nf this picture make it one of the greatest pictures ever screcned. With Added Attraction : “A PRESIDENT’S ANSWER” Sixth Chapter in Series of Abraham Lincoln Stories, as Enacted by BENJ. CHAPIN “THE SOK OF DEHOCRACY” SEVEN REEL PROGRAM 10c and 20c MATINEE DAILY 3:00———EVENING 7:30 and 9:00 LU L LR LT T LT LRLLL AL T COMING—WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY BILLIE BURKE ——IN—— “THE LAND OF PROMISE” T OUR MOTTO-- “QUALITY FIRST, THEN JUST A REASONABLE PROFIT FOR US.” Our business is growing fast, why not you have the benefit of our prices? k Lard Compound, per lb.... Salt Pork, best, per 1b.. Mr. Peterson of Fort Ripley spent From the Novel ‘Anne’s Bridge’ e L e § slater, A ) e story of a lone girl’s strug- ; Hot& Markham, and at the W. H.| g]e to regain_love and respect : after she had been_“railroad- ed” to prison for a crime she didn’t commit. Another role for Miss Joyce in which she stamps herself. the world’s. most appealing. screeu - [-actress. :+- Also Showing Episode No. 3 THE WOMAN IN THE WEB’ 7 Part Program—Usual Prices TOMORROW —— TUESDAY DONNA DREW with JACK MULHALL In 5 Part Feature “MADAME SPY” Also KEYSTONE Comedy in : 2 Parts MATINEE DAILY——— 2:30 EVENINGS— 7 30 AND,B 00 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roycraft of Grand Forks, N. D., who have re- cently opened up their summer cot- age at Lavinia, were among the busi- ness visitors in the city, Saturday. MULTIKOPY will give clear, legible, perma- nent impressions, free from smudging and smearing. It lasts ionger, giving you more copies per sheet. e T PIONEER PUB.CO. ] i j ) V-1 [ o PSS ""mmnur CATTLE IN STAMPEDE d ® “The Roundup” Featuring Sioux City Frontier Days and Indian Congress A real breath of the Virile Golden West. This is a Superior Film Co. Feature. NEW CHRISTIE COMEDY Produced by A. L. E. 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