Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 6

g e i |I||i|l||l|1|||Illlllllllllllil|lIllmllllIliiIIIIlliilllliIll!ilmI|IIIIllllfllflllllm".lll(lill?lillII|lllmIilill|IIIIII|Il|lil!fl|Iiili|||flillli|illlii T % STEENERSON. *| & GRANT VALLEY. % TEENERSON, - x| % . HORNET. |8 fact. DRY CLEANING EEAEKKRKIEF A REREKE[ KN KKK KRR K KKK KKEERERERE KKK KKK RK KK KKK KK KRR e Clothes Cleaners for Men, Women ‘The Houlhusen mill has finished| H, S. Stillwell and wife were' Sun-| . (Too late for-last-week.) Martin Knutson, who taught the i and - sawing lumber, and. will now make|day visitors at the C. W. Kingsbury .shingles and lath. . \ ‘home. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Swanson en- PR R L R S AR R R RS B R R Rhabaaialhe it Joyed a visit last week from Hilda |is visiting her sister, Mrs. A Prestabok and Alice Chilgren. Dailey of Rockwood. Mr. and Mrs. O. Roen, Jack Doss|in Grant Valley hall and wife, George Carleton and Mr.|ing. . , Nrness were callers at the new town o @f Four Corners Monday. beck Sunday. 3’ Mrs, William Zavorall and Mrs. Heunry Houlhusen have just complet. | per Monday. ad the planting of seven hundred of eabbage. Ed. Fick came to the Ridge Mon- day from the lake east of here, re- ports the biggest crop of mosquitoes mi and moose flies on record. “Walter Shoeberg and tamily moved | her parents Sunday. > Saturday to their new home at Rose Ml : . Ole Roen is clearing another 20 ity Thursday. dji shoppers Monday. pected to"be home soon. ax his farm. gl Dorothy and Everet Ed;,nrds visl Judge Evans has in a nice lot of}jted Ralph and Marjorie Kingsbury Zrain. Monday, » The Thorhult school closes on the Agnes Anderson, and pupils will give | with her brothers, Casper and a program at Shoeberg hall, Rose and Mrs. Sarah Knapp. Hill on the 22nd. , Parents and friends are cordially invited. Mr. Palmgr of Morrenby went to| Kingsbury home Sunday. whief River Falls with Walter Shoe- herg Monday. /1AM NOT so:‘much smarted than any one else—But do sure know how to run a store. Do sure know how to buy good merchandise and the ind. of goods that folks want and the goods that are ighty well worth the prices asked. Why when Ilook round the store, a store 25 ft. by 140 ft., filled full p with good goods, why I get pretty enthusiastic and sa- does the trade because we are doing a mighty fine business every day. Suppose you come in and take an hour to. look our store over and see the very, large amount of merchandise and the good merchandise we AR A have. & JUST NOW . these are mighty good with special prices. : WASH GOODS’ . * Plain color and printed voiles. . These goods are ‘very nice and very cheap ............. s 39¢ OTHER voiles, flaxons, bastite............. 33c . Other wash goods, many different grades and large assortment of patterms................... 29¢ See all the other wash goods we have to offer. DRESS GlNGHAMS Best of grades and fine patterns. .......... ..29¢ 36-in. Braddford percales, light or dark pat- terns, a yard .........0c00n0en e v e 18%,¢c PAILS—Special Saturday and Monday, only 12 qt. 1x Tin Dairy Pails 12 qt. Heaviest grade, red worth much more band, regular 95c, Special . .....o000en 25c | Special . ... ........ 75¢ o] 2 qt. 2x Tin Dairy pails, | 12 qt. Gray water pails, egular 49c¢, special..34c ena?neled, i"egu]ar $11?39, 2 qt. Heavy tin, dairy Special i cve s ot s $1.09 ails, you have paid $1.00, ore, Special ....... 75¢ =] o e 14 qt. Gray enameled wa- . ) ter pail, regular $1.69, 2. qt. Heavy tin dairy | Special.... . ...... $1.35 ails, special bargain 49¢ . dai 12 qt. All blue, enameled 2 qt. extra heavy dairy| ,re pails, regular $1.35, pails, regular price 98¢ . i e Pl B e bl 10 quart Blue white, 12 -qt. No-leak, best and: = heaviest pail made, worth’ g“i’g:}ed pails, $1.29 $1.35, Special ..... s1.09| P R e Ll 12 qt Galvanized pail, | 12 at. Aluminum pails, spec?al ............. 49c | Special........... $2.69 12 qt. Galvanized, heavy . Full line of tinware grade, blue band, regu- and kitchenware at small Iar 85¢, Special ...... 69c | prices. 'SPECIAL RUGS Grass Rugs—Blue, Green, Brown, borders; made of American tough wire grass, closely woven, size GRASS RUGS s Blue, Green, Brown, borders; made of American tough wire grass, ‘closely woven, size L3757 W ceeeeeee..$2.39 2 ¢ BBXTZ o ovvee vovesocnsasscsonasansns coee.+.$2.98 We have a lot of other small size rugs in all kinds, will pay you to see them. _ ] : " 4th OF JULY GOODS now in: full supply of everything in these goods. Can supply small lot to,other dealers who were disappoint- ad in not getting their stock. SUIT CASES AND BAGS . We sure can save you money on these. FRUIT JARS - When you are ready for fruit jars, we have some- thing good for you. ‘ P 5 q ’ ¥ Carlson S Of C ourse THE VARIETY STORE MAN ON BELTRAMI - A LIVE STORE—FULL OF GOOD GOODS IR i ' Mrs. Susan Meyers 1éft Wednes- 20th of June and the teacher, Miss|day for St. Joseph:after a’ weeks visit Mrs. Sarah ‘Knapp and children and C. S. Ferris visited at the C. i Saturday even- Casper Knapp was a Bemidji shop- Myrtle Putnam has received word|have a hearing early in: August and from her’ uncle, Charles Rice, that|if possible to have the much needed he had landed in New York and ex-|improvement. started at ‘&n early Joe, w. Fred Lange and C. S. Ferris trans- _—_———————————— acted business in Bemidji Thursday. ——————— S0 L K Ex KR EK KKK xR K KKK HREK K KKK KK KK Chris Christianson’ ‘and<.sons left | Murray school the latter pant of this i for Grand Forks Wednesday where ‘Mrs. Joseph Elias from ‘Wankegan :hey have a contract for sheep shear- Mr. and Mrs. Ole Raaen, Mrs. Fred | Edith, ‘were in Blackduc! 3 ‘Walter Shoeburg and George Pat- Margaret, Maude, Lee and Roger|Robinar, Mr. Engleburtt, Edith Dahl- | day. guekoniBetn: Rwon antoed to Grygle and Thief River | Wright, Olga and Mabel Maltrude,|strom and John Lindholm: were vis- Robert C. Shaw, was in Blackduck Falls last week. and Lyle Sanders attended the dance|itors at Thorhult Thursday. on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Heng and :-Wm. Houl- Mrs. Nichol’s mother left on Thurs- husen, Wm. Zavorall and: famjly at-|day for her home at Laporte. J. Wright called on Max Lu-|tended a party at Walter Shoeoerg’s Saturday. e 4 Walter ih’;fil‘)e{gr’t and George Pat- en were a ef River Falls Thurs- Rev. M. A. Soper and family vis-|day. Slis"Thu ited several homes in this commun- Chris "Christianson, Ole Johnson and W. B. Freligh returned Tuesday Rd and Aaron Cotheran were Be-|from an auto-trip 'to Bemidji where they went to interview Judge C. W. Iva Wright visited at the home of | Stanton in regard 'to judicial ditch No. 37, arrangements’ now..made to Office Northern "Nat. Bank Bldg. || DON’T THROW YOUR 2 fession_ Bemidji Auto <—Livery—> Five and Seven Passenger Cars Country trips a specialty. Care- ful drivers and moderate prices. Try a trip around the lake. Or- der your car at the Ideal Billiard Parlor. THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1919, . Youth is a theory, but "old age is If You Want Your CLOTHES MADE RIGHT At the Right Price—See T. BEAUDETTE { 214 Beltrami, Ave. Bemidji, A R TR A W e Ve e ) Subscribe for The Daily Pioneern year, has returned to his home at Belgrade. P . Andrew Erlenberg and daughter, Andrew Shaw went to Minneapolis on, Thursday. Watch this 'Adveftiéen‘ient ' for’ the next few weeks as the prominent business men .of Bemidji will give their opin- ion of the value of this bank to " them in their business and pro- b. M. FISK™ Attorney at\iaw OLD HAT AWAY— . . We will clean and reblock it so that it will look like new. Drop in and have your hat blockeq and your shoes shin- ed. - 3 RAINBOW SHOE SHINING - PARLOR Remore Hotel Building Phone: 181 Northern National' Banlc. Toa Bl e e Wil =2 g 7w\ i (ORI TR Phone, 470 Res. Phones, 536.J, 343-W aec us sar ont e T THE BEVERAGE , i . o all- yoar-round soft drink For business men, professional men, men of sports== golf ,bowling, tennis, shooting.riding.For everybody, every- where; the vear round. 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