Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 1, 1919, Page 4

PAGE FOUR 'HEAHT OF HUMANITY’ WILL BREAK ~ ALL REGORDS AT THE SHUBERT W!THOUT QUESTION THE MOST WONDERFUL PHOTO PLAY THAT HAS EVER BEEN PRESENTED IN THE | \o ‘NOBTEW!BT & WONDERFULLY STAGED-— SUPERBLY ACTED. Bpecially Selected Company, Headed By Dorothy. Phillips, Exemplifies The True Spirit of Mother Love. : The people of the Twin Cmes, yes and we will go further and ssy the Northwest, surely owe a debt of gratitude to Mr. J. V. Bryson, manager of the Shubert Theatre Beautiful, aneapohs, for his “onderfnl entemflse in DOROTHY ancmpt made to descnbe same must necessarily fall far short of | proper justice to the fea-}* doing for- mere words cannot be \lmt together that ‘wfll adaqunte— yaxpressdnesfeeuup ter wit- nessing this truly: wondgfnl pm- ture. .« We can well realize for the THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER ADDITIONAL LOCALS Mrs. Oscar Christianson returned last evening from Thief River Falls, Crookston and' other points, where she has been onh business for the pa.nt week, and also wisited *!ttends. SRR Miss Selma Querno of Duluth, who Frg. - Beil statement made- on the advertis- |: ‘ing placards that someone f‘snt | Quer up till.3 A, M.”” talking it over. We. frankly state we did not ac- tually do- that, but.we have been talking of nothing else, ‘scarcely since we witnessed the perform- ance. It'is a war picture, and yet not a war ‘picture. It grips one from start” to finish. The wonderful scenes of the famous battle of Vimy Ridge, etc., one can hardly Bemhm t:éh : ADDITIONAL muficm CONG! w e Sunday school at 10 a Berv- ices in the evening at 7:8 oeiqcx. James. Austin, pastor. LEAVES MAKE~ 600D LITTER beligve they were 'made away from |’ France, Dorothy Phillips surely attains j { too long-on_the fooes, /plck ‘at them nnfil barrels; ‘a8 yot mi higher-priced mntchlnx mzerhl. and |: 0. KA | FOR to almost dust. Pack away plenty in|<— uit be sparing of WAN SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1919 SALE—8{x room house, bot] WANTED--Dish - washer—Third 8t. water heat, gas and all other mod-} = cafe. L18tf ern conveniences. Very good loca- tion. Is omered for guick ulo at & aaorifleo Addnn H care Plonee % f STAHL-JACOBS Furniture . Renovators All work guaranteed. Work called for and de- livered.. General Repur FOR . RENT—Large sunny room, G wtdem 403 America Ave. Phone wud G - H. N. M'KEE, Fugeral Direc%or : wwmn—-mdx mond ook, at b———————————,—_—.——’ ! WAN’UI“ D—Kitchen g'h-l nblnrhlum 31 R SALE—7 room room house, ono Block | lrom Normal school, 1513 Déwey aveaue. 5-36 { bl R T SRR Y WANTED——To hear_from owner of rl 50!;;1‘! f&l; :xnle gh.te mh A ce, ul _},',“ e gt to our shop first; n:t-make a good look- PERFECT PEACE AND = ; : pnearing suit out of \ : CONTENTMENT When You Eat j :If we 'mg, it, by CLEANING AND PRESSING 1t, then indeed you may throw it away with a clear conscience. You: have no-idea - ho h Kon"‘ 'Bl'ead ow muc good t! e(li'e stnél re$amg in that l(oors Butter : | digcarded suif e- have re-|. i e cldimed so many that wo hate Koors Ice Cream .hwmmk Call’ 272, Mra fo see yours thrown away till] - Mob ‘4d34]it really i nseless ‘ WANTED Man‘or ‘worian - wantéd, s salary $24, tull Hmo 50c an_hour n}un mD—Good steady woman ook ; Must_be nut, $50 month, " and board. . Fine :, Shore hatel, Wq_ik, pe: poattio steady worker, finlc and wil -enquire Qualleys: grocery.” * WANTED——TO l‘P “with bath; —_—_— ! HOR. ANY kind .of.a real éstate: denl. ‘| FOR SALE—Hay. and feed Pnn.nm Who does the most wondarful work of her career in ‘‘The Heart of Humanity,’’ which is now showmg n.t ] Minneapolis. starting out his venture of giv- ing to this section of the United States ‘the very highest class of moving picture features at the same time they are bheing ‘exhibit- ed in the big castern cities. This is somvlhmg that no-one has had the courage ‘to :ttempt before, but the crowds that gath- er at each pcrtormanmr'n!’ “The Heart of Humuml\ " are the best possible asiurance of the unquali- * fied suceess of this great under- taking. i ““The Heart ~of Humanity" passes all description. There you have ‘it in one henlume Any CHILEING OF MUCH BENEFIT \‘hN_et‘Packed Pouitry Arrives at Des- tination in Poor Condition—Slow Railroads Blamed. (Prepared by the United States Departs ment of Agriculture.) The c¢hill recom developed by the United States department of agricul- ture for the preservation of poultvy and eggs-and to prepare them for transportation to market has proved of great advantmge to small poultry pack- ers. Packers wlm have had to ship In | ficer scores. Teavily. tlw hmmph ofcher snreen career in this piece.- Slie:is'ably support- ed by nadian aviator k ero, nnd Eric Von Stroliein as the villain German of- You want to rise inyour sedt; draw:the old 44, and plug him rlght insthe bean. That is a_ sure:sign of *splendid acting even . if lie is the “yillain. The. truly worderful - actitig of Margaret Mann should not be lost sight of, 'she'is thie ‘‘mother ™ 'who gives her five boys to the service of her country. “Williata~ Stowell, the Ca- ! Bemidji feed:store at lowutjflces at Béltrami-Ave. corner of . eoonfl street by Ole Friger. “ 4-36 FOR SALE——Woe. have one:s Teft,. the best: bargain, of - ‘family car. ll. muord Auto Co. LE——S& pool tables cheap A tnken at once; A1 FOR ~—~TW0: --avenue, {ront,. uhd-le ~from the right and will-selt half -cas ance on terms.<i-Address, care ‘Pioneer. . FOR. SALE—Chance to,nh * jacre. of clenred land, with- eomer lot=.op: Doud mal ént ‘We have seen it onee, but we | assure you we are going again less than carfoad quanmlea have fo! d that wet-packed poultry has spolli énormous . quantities because of slow transportation resulting from conges- tion on the rallroads. Packers equip- ped with .the small chill room recommended. by the department huve found that poultry dry-chilled und properly packed arrived at its destina- tion. in good . condition, while wet- packed fowls In the same car were in bad ordér. It has been found also that the method recommended by the government requires less ice than t}le {ce-packing process., HANK AND PETE Pioneer ads_seld. the 1 rest.” Come in today and-ses ;t 1 the di see or write B, J. Willits, 407 trami Ave. Phone 41. 2 Bexhid:i ?mneer Pub. 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