Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 20, 1918, Page 5

) | THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER. Gesliilinds i AL FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1918 e LONG SKIRT IS EXAMINATION HELD FOR Irene Castle’s latest picture “The First Law,” will be shown at the Elko theatre tonight. Mrs. Castle is Draped Garment Has to Do With: WED AT PARSONAGE. arm Waistline Question. Mabel Irene Spragge and Andrew Jacobson were married yesterday at 4 o'clock at the home of Rey. M. A. will not be known for a month. 1 § ¢ v Kk eton, J. U. Willi i I“ LmElmT THEATERS William Hochied and Paul Sande?-:; % i were at International Falls Wednes- day taking the civil service examina- | tion for the position of postmaster-at Baudette, made vacant by the resig- nation of C. M. Anderson. The result + BAUDETTE POSTMASTER supported in this: pieture play by handsome Antonfo Moreno, J. H. Gils mour, Marguerite Snow and - other celebrated -players. Mrs. Castle ‘has gone te France:to entertain the gole | diers at the front and when ‘her-late husband, Captain Vernon:Castle, was killed'“in his pilot'seat on-an army aeroplane, Mrs. Castle -declared that/ she would give-her services unreservs edly for the balance of the war, ' As'added attracion the Blko is alsg showing tonight three-reels of nature studies taken in Northern Minnesota, which include views of the Red Lake fish industry, state officials; several Bemn idji people ‘and scenes near this city. . Soper, who officiated. They were at- tended by Mrs. Christena Arnold and Ell Arnold. & Mr. Jacobson is a mémber of the Pirst Minnesota infantry, a detach- * ment of which is stationed at Be- midji. NATURE MUST BE CONSIDERED GranD TONIGHT ONLY WNot Possible to Wear Cuirass Blouse and Ohemise Tunlc With the Nar- row Skirt That Sweepe the Instep. Triangle Presents “THE GOLDEN FLEEGE” Saturday Evening -Post Story. The boob inventor hit on a big idea to make- ‘autos while you wait, then ‘he met the Wise Guys. -Novelty and Punch : Thrills and Comedy Added Comedy “HOME FPOM ‘VISIT. Minneapolis Tribune: Mr. and Mys. Ell:Torrance of. the Leamington have returned-from. a-visit in Seattle and Portland. - In.Seattle. they were the guests -of their- son-in-law and daughter, -Mr: and Mrs. Harry H. Stuart. From thére they went to Portland -to. attend the encampment of.the Grand Army of the Republic. ' New York.—War necessity every- where! Ingenuity expressed, there: fore, in a thousand ways. Turning and twisting to find out how good results can be obtained through uncherted channels 18 the effort of each individ- ‘ual, the mass of shops, and the host of ‘designers. " This is the summing up, writes a fashion authority, of the emtire spirit as expressed in women's apparel It GRAND TONIGHT. i ‘“Phe - Golden - Fleece,” Saturday Evening Post story, is ‘to be shown ‘FE'R’SO’NALS AND 1]t not a continental spirit;. it 18 a | ¢ 26 ang. th 1 : theatre, topight. In 3 world spirit. It pervades lands where | this picture Joe. Bennelt is seen as.& W Aftractions KEY fighting is unknown; it rules In homes [ygung country bumpkin with a B SHINES AND MON from which no fighters have.gone anil FIdea, who invades the.big-city an SHINES” goes through some lurid and comical experiences to-a golden reward. % Two comedies are also on tonight’ prograni at the Grand. 4 “BEACH NUTS” :SATURDAY AND ;SljJNpAY SPECIALS - A NEW Charlie Chaplin Two-Part Comedy “TRIPLE TROUBLE” Not a re-issue! A re- ‘hash? NO! You've Never -Seen This One. Algo Showilg in which there-has always-been a. ®e- rene confidence in the ability to ar- rive at a comfortable conclusion, The old, easy method of ‘dressing %as vanished. Perhaps.it is-gone for- ever. It is a temptation to .dip back into the past and recount the episodic adventures and experiences - through which women -havé -gone when great wars devastated a country and -used up its raw materials, t R ¥ + It is not only the constitution. that It you want-a ear cal. Enterprise| follows the flag; it is women's apparel Auto-Co. ~Office-phone 1, residence| tnat follows it for years atter the flag phon2 10. i iy 56tf| pag ceased to be a symbol of battle \Mrs. John , Wallace of *Sheylin|20d remains only a aymbol of patriot- NEWSY NOTES Mrs: :Peter: Erost of Becida attend- ed.the county fair yesterday. * ELKO PROGRAM, H Saturday -and ;Sunday -the special six reel Artcraft special feature “Old Wives For New” will be shown. It his. a motian picture. classic .produced by the famous-director Cecil B. De~ Mille. A Paramount-Mack Sennett comedy, “She.Loved. Him Plenty’ is ¢ also on .the program as an added at- traction. Y Dean $560,000 to loan on rarms. s a71te Land: Co: - ‘Mrs, K. Halverson: of Grand Forks is. visiting friends at Grant Valley this-week.’ - i S GRAND PROGRAM. | Ism. Al the t.. wars have defi- g;a;fsacted business in the city yester: et f;‘:‘m e e aris 'l'h; !{fanid new. Charlie. .Chaplin clothes, although they may mot have | Somedy Triple Trouble,” not a re- ‘THE TRUFFLERS’ issue or rehash, but an Essanay pro- duction that has just been. releasad. will ‘be shown at ‘the ‘Grand Saturday. and Sunday, in connection with a five part drama, “The Trufflers,” featur- ing Nell Craig and Riehard C. Trav+ ers. left upon them the lasting impres- sions that wars have left upon men’s clothes. The male portion of the world rarely thinks of this fact—that every garment he wears i1s almost directly responsible to some explosion .of man- kind. : Reverting to Pioneer Days. It is no.simple thing to saunter down Main street today, drop.into a shop and buy any kind of galoon, braid, embroidery or other ornamen- tation for gowns. One finds that man- ufactured articles are becoming more and more limited. The war industries board has gone into the situation with such thoroughness that manufacturers have been requested to lop oft several ‘thousand items that are constdered as nonessentials. Once upon a time this world, which dearly loves a phrase, twisted and turned the words “irreducible mini- mum” in fantsstic ways to suit a va- riety of meanings. This phrase was a One of these nice days you cught to.go-to Hakkerup’s and have your ipicture taken, 14t Five Part Drama Taken from the famous stories in the Cosmopoli- tan.Magazine, featuring Nell Craig Richard C. Travers It is the story of a beau- "tiful girl who cast off all the draperies of conven- | tionality. . UNIVERSAL WEEKLY NEWS IN PICTURES Eight Reels—10c and 20c | Mrs. Everette Wynn of Redby is { vigiting with friends in the city and attending the county fair this week. J” Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Mitehell motor- ed to Kelliher Thursday evening and returned this morning. - Mrs. E. E. Schulke and Miss Flor- terday. = i EVELYN NESBIT TONIGHT. Tonight at the Rex theatre will be seen ‘Redemption,” on of the most celebrated films shown in the leading theaters in the largest cities-in. the country and' a picture that is absorb- ing and gripping, teaching a lesson which- al - should -take home with them. It is the story of the redemp- tion of the chorus girl wife of Harry Thaw, wliose popularity in the gay set of New York prompted her hus- band to slay Sandford White, a weal- thy architect, on a fashionable roof garden of New York. Thaw, the scion of the Thaw millions, made in the ‘‘steel trust,” pleaded insanity at the time and one of the most noted legal battles in the nation’s history was fought. He was finally sent to an insane asylum where he bribed a { guard and escaped, fleeing to Penn- iysylvania where extradition could not 3 ence Schulke of Tenstrike were in the city yesterday. There is someéthing for you in the Want Ad column today. -It's on the Jast page. P ST Miss Annie Regan of Grant Valley Bemidji friends yes- walley called on . Let's Go “Over the Top” the first day Mrs. T. 0. Newcomb of Hines was in:the city yesterday placing exhibits for the fair. ‘Mrs C. A. Spragg and Miss Gladys Spragg of Becida spent yesterday #nithe city on business. he secured and he wak free. It is a 24 thrilling, gripping expose. sept' 28 Mrs. F. Demnig of Northern spent Charlie Chaplin will also be seen x yesterday in the city arranging a in a two reel seream. Buy your Bond Booth for the fair. e ! early SUNDAY AT REX. “The Only Road, the Metro All- Star series picture, which will be ex. fiibited at the Rex theatre Sunday, Mrs. O. P. Grambo who was operat- ed on at St. Anthony hospital Mon- |- day, is getting along very nicely. presents the star Violda Dana, in a characterization ~strikingly ;removed from anything she has yet done. This screen play is brimful of action, and peopled with the fascinating types of the west of the present day. The big situation which comes as a cli- max to a succession of swiftly mov- ing episodes is startling and abso- lutely new to the screen. Charlie Chaplin will be seen in a new film “The Flirts.” John Boe of Williams spent Thurs- day in Bemidji enroute to Blackduck from the'North Dakota harvest flelds. ELKO Toni!ht Only, 7:30 and 9 SPECIALS EXCELLENT New Moving Pictures NATURE STUDIES In Three Reels Taken in -This Vicinity' Northern Minnesota Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dickens motor- ed to Bemidji from Red Lake to at- tend the Beltrami county fair. + L. R. Letford motored to LaPorte TPhursday afternoon, returning the same evening. = ° The Bible class of the Lutheran Free church of the Fifth ward will meet at the G. N. Evenson home this evening at 8 o’clock. The government says, ‘Pictures can help win the war.” Portraits, ko- k prints: Rich studio, 29 10th St. [ i 1mo-1011 ~{} ! Mrs. Frances Martin, Mrs. Mable Sanders, and Mrs. Guy Simpkins of '.ND.ANS"OA"E Sc{Turtle River autoed to Bemid}i Wed- { BIRDS--FISHES ‘nesday and spent the day with friends 4 / 7 How they live, some things they do. How they ' are propagated and pro- tected. Several prominent Bemidji citizens and statc officials appear in views of the Red Lake Fish Industry FIVE REEL FEATURE ! " Misses Ava and Carrie Somstrud ! have returned. home from a two weeks’ visit at St. Hilaire and War- / rem. T Subscribers should report any poor j carrier service to this office and steps | will be taken at once to remedy the trouble. e i < The sketch shows a gown of heawy ] black satin, with a barrel -effect ob« tained in the skirt: through width at the hips and narrowness at the hem, and the whole surface laid with flat tucks. The tight bodice finishes at the G. W. Ferril, manager of the J. C. Penney Company store, has gone to the twin cities and other points of i themorthwest on a business trip. N SEPTEMBER 2ist Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Parmeter and son, George, of Deer River autoed to Bem! re ests | normai walstline with a narrow cravat Presentin 5 at fl::ufi geg?:;%:fl }?3:]3? ER belt. There is a fence collar of white g LT organdie. The fluted hat is-of 'black. .rene c ] t' e 2 cans Peas for. 24c 2 cans No. 2 Tomatoes for ... 2 cans Lima Beans. 2 cans Red Beans 2 1bs. Prunes for.. Mr. and Mrs. James Ryan of Kel-| satin with a crown of ermine. 1liher, who have visited relatives at Atwater for about a month, were in Bemidji Thursday en route to their home. They made the trip by auto. ANTONIO MORENO In New Pathe Play “FHE FIRST LAW” Eight Reels—10c and 20¢ sister in popularity to President Cleve land’s famous “innocuous desuetude.” Today the expression that has super- seded all others I8 “the elimination of nonessentials,” and there are thou- sands of women who will tell you that Booth’s Co-Operative delivery, 8 o’clock, north from 3rd street to 14th street, 10 o'clock south from 4th = a ; ‘ Street to Ml Park, 2 o'clock,| (bt means both “rreducible min | 2ibs. Dried Peaches....33¢ TOMORROW and Sunda 1 3rd street to 23rd| Mum and “innocuous desnet‘n e” It y :fi-!::; 4m'(r;'c]ock south from 4th| is well for an exfravagant contineni 3 1bs. 85c Ceffee for....87¢ 6 street‘ to Nymore. One delivery that the irredueible minimum can be 3 pkgs. Corn Flakes....33¢ OLD WIVES to family each day. 1t920| arcived at through cempulsion, FOR NEW” Special ARTCRAFT Goods delivered for 5c¢ per order to all parts of Trimmed With Bits of Themselves. A. G. Wedge, Jr.. who spent thel ' . 0t of what women have done the city on business in -+ p. ‘c’.'?,';‘.,fiffi}‘n h:vlthe he Pirst Natlonal| 1o devising crnamentation for their(} the city and Nymore by Picture Bank, left Thursday for. Thief River clothes would read as an interesting Booth’s Co-Operative De- All-Star Cast bit of war history. Out from the i depths have come some of the oraa | wentattons, The designers, bowevel! Falls, where he will transact business before returning to his home in Min- neapolie. livery. IT'S AN ILL EARTHQUAKE Rome, Aug. 12.—By Mail.)-——The American Red Cross in Italy using part of the wreckage of the 1915 earthquake disaster at Avezzanno and Sora to construct a badly needed day nursery at the latter place. ¥ No new building material being available, the Red Cross got to work and collected enough bricks, timber and metals from the ruins that once was Sora, the result being that a building which will care for 400 ba- bies while their mothers are attend- ing to harvest duties is now in opera- tion. It-will be recalled that the earth- quake practically wiped out Avezzano and Sora. most of the help given by Italy and the rest of “the world. smaller town, did not get much as- 'EVELYN PAGE FIVE sistance. Nothing has been rebuilt there, and the suffering . caused by-¢the earthquake has been aggravated by war conditions. The people have been ¢ trying to Hve in the debris of ‘their 7 :mtmes and many of them are desti- ute. THAT SHARF" N0 GOOD (By United Press.) ~———Buy Liberty Bondg——— THEIR GOLDEN JUBILEE. It seldom Fails to'the good fortune of a couple to be able to tread the path of life together for 50 years, and yet without ostentation ‘M¢:'and Mrs. BE. J. Swedback of 413 Bemidji avenue passed their Golden Jubilee. They were yet ‘“‘at liome” and many of ‘their friends who were:aware of the anniversary called to extend greetings and congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Swedback are two of Be- midji's- oldést and best -known eciti- zens and their friends will be gladto 2 learn of ‘the safe passage of ‘the: fif- tieth milestone of wedded happiness. The former place received Sora, the THEATRE “Bomidji Day"--Fair i R The review of the celebrated case of her hus- band’s slaying Sanford White, the New York architect, on a fashionable .roof garden. THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE AGAIN. ; Another CHAPLIN Scream Two Reels “ON EASY STREET” Note Prices—Children 15¢c, Adults 25c Matinees 2:30—Evening Hours the Same REX Theatre SUNDAY Metro All-Star Cast VIOLA DANA Famous Screen Actress in “The Only Road” Charlie Chaplin in His Latest Film “THE FLIRTS” 10c and 20c—Matinee, Night—7:10 and 9 o’Clock Order To Stop Paper The War Industries Board at Washington has issued the following ruling: “ALL NEWSPAPERS MUST DISCON- TINUE SENDING PAPERS AFTER DATE OF EXPIRATION, UNLESS SUBSCRIPTION IS RENEWED AND PAID FOR.” Of course newspapers will be conipelled to obey this order and must stop papers when the time is up. ‘Subscribers rec¢eiving their paper by mail are hereby notified to watch the YELLOW LABEL ADDRESS which is pasted on the front page of your paper and which shows you the date your subscription expires. When the time of expiration approaches renew your subscription so that you will not miss a single issue. City subscribers, whose papers are delivered by carrier, will be notified by collector or through the mail of their expiration, and we ‘trust they will renew promptly, thus insuring continuous service. . Special Map Coupon Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. Bemidji, Minn. Gentlemen: Enclosed find $2.50 to pay for the Daily Pioneer for six months and 32 cents for which send me one of your latest State, United States and War Zone maps, a combination of “three in one” map hangers. Nome..ooosvioefoveoeesesdiividiio suis v