Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 17, 1919, Page 3

| 1 L | i ‘ - VR B i e et a5 kit s et s Bepor s et iaeess s e 2 ‘ ..,,,l... sl ripemaitismiiia ot ety vosresnilesasrmsesecamma—— S KOS WS—— o " i ] ; ] FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1919 THE BEMIDJI DAIL g 7 A D. Y PIONEER PAGE THREE H :«k«;ifi«;i«fi««f**' T — _"_—_& ' rootications TOTIE e 3 { R SCHOOL NO' R Ir HUFFMAN ” ons for Superintendent an | prnoim . - fommbess HUFFMAN & OLEARY ||sitfe fof 0l it ] Mrs. Reynolds and daughter, Ruth | Many ads appear in the M e vember Siil. 2310, by the Doard Al BROSE 1 visited school on Tuesday. gl B clflgsli]fied column (:!f the ?l?rne:: b w é?;:fiuiifi‘ ;EEE?EE?{ Tégugfy ‘33&&'.‘2&? T ————————— The class in ‘“General Science” g which are signed siml (- jefise Siete your qualifications or, oX: PR T e St e will begin on its experiments this|i this:, “J. B., care Pioneer.” B UNDERTAK]NG E:;:iff'\:?fy}" manage this proposition suc- .Four foot an.d 16 mf:h’ all 400 Mi A { week. %‘l]:e:ie zge w‘}im{hare kn;wn as RV counts Al JOHNSON, kinds and quality. Price ac- innesota Ave. - Miss Adele Kock of University ind ads an ose wishing to B e N 3-101 ¥ Auditor, Beltraml Co., cording to ality. . B : Farm, 8t. Paul, discussed and demon- | & answer them should do so by H. N. MWKEE, Funeral || ———b 0 TG b1 F;:{:N cii First Class Rooms in e strated the canning of fish, meats and | |§ mail, addressed as directed in Direct. -_— o . Connection f poultry on Friday afterncon in the:B the ads. Many persons call up mecior DR. EINER JOHNSON Phones g Domestic Science room. Many ladies | - this office and ask who the ad- & Ph: d S Offi 93 . . from town an;‘llcountry besidt:s the | B vertiser is. hi: .gv?:;] mu,,c:; B BHGNE AR s nld-nB . and Surgeon ;ce — Residence 248J Pipe Man and upper grade girls were present. this paper no knowled; or emidji, Minn. 8— 3 . The various high school classes | the fdeertilor'u identity nf::l i B e—— ltit:hméj Irv?xt il To"bacom't I were organized last week. The offi- the party is known we have no = o i cers elected were as follows: . |8 authority to give out amy in- . Class, formati ubseribe for The Ploneer | Subscribe for The P ubscribe for e loneer. u ribe for e loneer. ; Senior President—Blanche Wagner. Secretary-treasurer—Wilma Skrief Adviser—Miss Becklund. = o Junior Class. T President—Annie Bryant. Vice president—Johanna Dolgaard. Secretary—Helen Carlson. Treasurer—Rose Mudica. Adviser—Miss Johnson. Sophomore Class. President—Virginia Mattison. %A Fh Schoeder's Specials FRIDAY & SATURDAY / PERFECT Mu N S l N G UNION FITTING W.ET—R.- SUITS PHONE =/7= Vice president—Theodora enjun. i Secretary—Esther Stormoen. Beef BOlhng - per pound 12 o e . . | L Lindquist. ) y per pound........... C i R ietrorMim Johnson. ¢ Pot Roast, perpound.............. 15¢ A Distinguished Service Label Class. pmmnmfle et R_oun.d Steak, per pound........... 25¢ MUNSINGWEAR stands for “super- . gice 1:1-esideNntYl-i-Ol{avel (;l:on. FOR YOUR LIVERY Sirloin Steak.............. service” in underclothing. s 2 } ecretary—Nellie Brindas. Porter The name means to millions of dis- " j AReessurer_ Hatty feagt C AR rterhouse Steak.......... .. criminating users, men, women, chil- et e hort Cuts................ dren, the utmost in union suit comfort B L L 2 2 Day or night the year Picnic Hams, per pound........... ;3: economy. * * Bacon, by the strip, per pound. . . ... . 35¢ e e gue ; round. XK KKKKKEXKKXXKXX|| New Dodge and Ford Cars Quality means unusual servi U a ce. Un- Apples, Anisin, one bushel boxes. . . $2.25 ' (Too late last week.) at your service Appl J 1 i Practically all the threshing in WARD BROTHERS pples, Jonathan, one bushel boxes, $2.95 e By e econen, 1thshvicin=;{ has be;a]n finlilshbed. S Bulk Oatmeal per pound 7c That’s Munsingwear. o potato crop has all been y PRl PUREEL . « vn vvn v wn s The perfection of fit, finish i ted. Th , finish, fabric ;z:lad):gtemcsu;z: e Toporis q“m; Mothers Oats, large pkg., 2 for...... 55¢ plus the Munsingwear habit of out. Mr. V\cfles:;rn Jof eglegl;?eokt;;s Wampum Sauerkraut, Extra Fancy, No. washing, outwearing, outlasting ex- e ! » i i S i i pusaescd the & the Wyne school, S '%t’calti’ls" dpea lcan g 8 f .......... 18¢c afi%m:;%n?iglli\{fs:gi;l;vliz:tmg satisfac- ik aali wift’s Pride Cleanser, 8 for. . . . 25¢ ; : X anser, o 10r........ Th i 5 SUBSCRIBE ;:ll:‘ "l"l::o“m Grandma’s Wafihmg Powder, large pack- wh'212°°£‘d“‘§§;fé’f§§,’$?§3'“’ii“ Sl i ages, per pkg. ................ 20c weat. i SWift’S Borax Soap, 5 barS fOI' - 250 Our stocks of fall and winter Mun- ‘ DLaa MUY & DGR JULS 2 v 0 n s i h ide i “ONLY ONE THING Best Capital Flour, 49 pound sack. .$2.95 ireion 07 * T T matter t i f Men’sWoolSox................ 25¢ up oropur-se e;ou :-n";: l‘}nixzngnfi’:;.?z Munsingwear at our store with a sea- . 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