Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 17, 1919, Page 4

i , = THE BEMIDJI DAILY- PIONEER MONDAY EVENING,"NOVEMBER 17, 1819 - e —— o — - morrow. Theé. story ‘18 by ‘Simelatr | IDJ1 DAILY PIONEER Lewis, famed for hls nlp?ln_x huaman | interset atories; -=-"Phere is not much pomp and cir- fofly told, "The Unpainted Wom- : Brisfly. toids e cumstance connected with modern TER BEMIDIT an” is a story of a country village; : its so-called aristocracy; its snobbery | geg bathing,.either.mixed or other- troubled with shortness of breath. I|for What this Tanlac has done for never have any more headaches or|me.)'-- - D dizzy spells and can sleep fine, and| T ¢ is sold in Bemidji by the get up in the morning feeling full| City | Store, in Kelliher by Mrs.. - of life and energy. I never felt bet-|R. Sterling, in' Blackduck by French. ter in my life, and feel at least ten|& Mooh, and in - Baudette by J.. k. A CEREMONIOUS DIP.¥ 3 % and bitter.class dfstinctions; a.young ). i d f omen bathers would | vears younger. I am very grateful | Willima: © Sy N, E. H. DENU, ite who uncomplainingly mgml, yise,-and few women b : - = G- E. CARSON, Sec. and l!"!' 3 ::) :auv:'l-t: and .virtua: ostracisr hg to tflke-.fl',‘e“"d-_‘l’ with the pomp - f cause, though but a hired girl, she dared to marry the scion of one of the “best families;” and later, as a widow, how she through her courage and ' sweetness - of .charpcter forces down the barriers afid comes into her | own. A o o2l | « Miss Margaret Troppman will pre- 1sent a serier of dances; fiicluding & Nautch (Algerian..:street .dance), Czardas, a Russian Cossaek, algp-ori-, entale and eccentri and Wednesday night ‘affected by;:the’ Duchess de -Berri, ‘who first'made sep.: bathing fashion- able France, says the London Daily .Express. - In- the summer of 1871, when thid gréit"Tady went bathing at Dieppe, hier'4rtival on the besich “was “hailed with..8..salvo of artillery. The holder of the especial- ly ;¢reated o spection des | Baths”, ore o receive ‘her, a splendent uni- P 94 white gloves. onary ‘léd‘her royal high- ‘ness into the sea until water reached his knees; when: he retired -with three -profonnd reverences to change his shoess‘and': stockdngs. The - duchess, who wds” an ‘éxpert swimmer, then proceeded -to -enjoy herself. % e st rete mami vt for pul X T m\u’i reach this office not publication in the current issue a to annon g:v.:“t:flg fim. but not Communications for the Wi 3 than Tuesday of each week to E! 3 N i MANY A LAUGHS.: _ The humorous &ides of thé army training ¢amp, the:laughs that go to soften the hard work of drill, are shown in ‘“Hay Foot, Straw Foot,” the latest Paramount-Ince phot¢yplay featuring Charles Ray, that comes to the Elko theatre tonight and tomor- TOW. 2 i f Many a joke has been played on the rookie, many ‘a hearty laugh had at the expense of the “green” soldier who arrived to prepare ‘to fight the Hun. All this brighter side of army life is shown to advantage .in this newest picture that has no battle scene, no tragic moments. It is the lighter side of the great world strug- gle. v Mr. Ray is finely supported in this picture, Doris Lee leading a capable cast. which includes William Conklin, Spottiswoode Aitken and J. P. Lock- 3 Moist, Tender and Browned to a Turn in the Matchless Self-Basting . Roaster No worry about your Thanksgiving Turkey. Just put it in the Reed Self- Basting Roaster and drop your worry. The roast cannot dry up, the Vapor- | ized Juices. of the roast condense on the patented top, run to center and fall back on the roast, insuring perfect basting. The Reed Turquois Blue Roaster has no corners to catch the dirt and the glass- like enamel will not rust out. Reed Roast- To Secure Permanency.” . It would seem advisable that in the construction of all roads, some. good, durable matertal should be applied as a -top covering in order that perma- nency may be secured. CITY BUILDING IMPROVEMENT NEEDED. . Cost what it may have, there hasn’t been a complaint we have heard about the improvement of the city building, for it had long been an eyesore compared to the rest of the public buildings in the community, and year in and year out there was discussion at intervals over a mew city hall. But the cost. of a new structure such as Bemidji should have and suggested would cost no small sum and the. problem slumbered on. Finally the public became ashamed of the delapidated con- dition of the building in its entirety until the council decided it was time that something be done... And the council did it, mak- ing an appropriation for a thorough overhauling and having plans prepared by expert architects under which the contract was let. 3 b and city officials Drag Troublesome Road. If you and your neighbor are hav- Ing trouble over your road, don’t drag it into court. Just drag it. WHO WON THE WAR? ney. “The Handy Man” is the title of a two part Billy West comedy to also be shown at the Elko tonight and Tuesday. “Is Gadspur a truthful man?” . “He was before the war.” “What changed him ?” *“He had a son who went to France as a second lieutenant and | now it seems a hard matter for Gad- spur to give Pershing any credit for helping to break the Hindenburg ine.” EXCITING YUKON STORY. ‘William Desmond, the popular big star, who has been seen in some de- lightful comedy-dramas recently, has in “The Mints of Hell,” his latest Jesse D. Hampton production, the first serious drama he has done for Exhibitors Mutual release. The work has been practically complegé_d who were obliged to move to miscellaneous guarters are return- ing to their “new home” and are loud in thgir praises of what has been provided. & ‘ It will mean that special quarters will be provided for the Bemidji Civic and Commerce association, the members of which have been paying heavy.rent ‘and other expenses for progressive activities for the city of Bemidji, and the rental will not be forthcoming in the future, as many of the members are large taxpayers in the city. The city has also been paying $40 per month for rent of the farmers’ rest room, and this also will be eliminated on the part of the taxpayers, as the location will be moved to specially equipped quarters on the first floor of the new building. g . . It is stated the structure will do for the city up to ten years, possibly longer, with few changes'and improvements, and will provide now much better facilities for conduct of the municipal business of the city and at the same time be a build- ing that can be pointed out to sightseers, along with other points of interest. given to ‘“flat gold,”—gold that is black and soft and heavy—and flat, “like coins from the mints of hell.” Burke went over,the Lillimuit Di- vide, battled the terrific storm and treacherous snow-drifts, and would have died in the wilderness of ice had it not been for oId man Chaudiare and his beautiful daughter. Mystery”’ with the Grand, theatre. FALL-OUT OF CROOKS “The Mints of Hell” is the name CAPTAIN COOKE FEELS FINE, NOW Veterans Conductor Praises Tanlac for Overéoming His Troubles It was in quest of this that Dan “A few bottles of Tanlac has made me feel just like a new man,” was the statement made by Capt. F. M. Cooke, residing at 144 East Winifred St., St. Paul, Minn., recently. Cap- tain Cooke has been a conductor on ‘| the Great Northern Railroad for fif-’ Episode No. 7 of Houdins ‘“Master will be shown Tuesday] “Mints of Hell” at' the ers in all sizes. No. T :cini. $3.75 No. 3 ....... No.2....... $4.00 No. 4 ....... No.5........ $5.50 Reed’s Roasters save 20 per cent of every pound of meat. We also have the rqasters, at $1.65. “Nesco” black, oval teen years, and is one of the most popular men in the service of the company. ¥ . “For years,” continued Captain Cooke, “I suffered from stomach trouble.and had_scarcely ,8ny appe- tite, and what little T até disagreed with me so that I would become ter- ribly nauseated. Gas would form on my stomach and affect my heart so I could hardly breathe. I had terri- ble headaches that. would last for two or three weeks at a time and nearly drive me wild, and I would become so dizzy at times that I would have to grab hold of something to keep from falling. My nerves got in such bad shape I could sleep very little, and I would get up in the morning feeling dull and heavy and all run down. “Nothing I tried seemed 'to do me any good, and I kept getting worse all the time. A few weeks ago some one suggested that I try Tanlac.and I got a bottle and began taking it, and after taking two bottles I felt a great deal better. I have a fine ap- petite now, and what I eat agrees with me perfectly. Gas has quit forming in my stomach and I am not —_—— 00 NOT DELAY YOUR 7. DENTAL | WK AT THESE REASONABLE PRICES, NO ONE CAN AFFORD TO NEGLECT THEIR TEETH ' -t $5.00 - Nitrous Oxide ENLIVENS BIG PICTURE When thieves fall out is in effect one of the high lights of Vitagraph’s big picture, “In Honor’s Web.” " This production, with Harry T.'Mdfey as star, -will:be seen at.the Grand theat tre on Wednesday and Thursday. .- Mr. Morey appears in- the mole of Frank Powell ,a wealthy manufac- turer. He falls in love with the same woman his younger brother, Bert, loves and is outdistanced by the younger man. The entangle- ment of lives that follow brings Powell to arrest, charged with mur- der he has not committed. The fall- ing out of thieves provides a smash- :ng climax that clears up the mys- ery. —_— PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS TO MEET. The second Pan-American financial conference will meet in Washington, January 12 to work out better and ‘broader * trade arrangements’ with Latin-America.” " - CO " The first financial congress met in 1915 but further meet- ' ings were postponed because of the war. ; This conference will not deal with loans from one govern- ment to another but will try to establish & favorable basis for " the coming together of financiers. M, o o Pursuant to this aim the financial requirements of the Latin American republics now and during’the next few years will constitute the chief subject for discussion. Means of permitting closer commercial relations through removal of administrative and fiscal obstacles and the problem of better transportation and communication facilities will come up for discussion. b The immediate future financial requirements of the Amer- ican republics are very extensive. In view of the enormous de- mands now being made for credit facilities in the United States from Europe and other quarters of the world, it is impossible for the republics of Latin America to find all their requirements readily and economically met in the markets of the United States. With the joint application of the French and British governments selling in United States markets at a rate equiva- lent to a 714 per cent yield to the investor, the less rich and newer nations such as will be represented in the conference cannot obtain more reasonable terms than the old countries. Several Latin American governments are seeking loans in the markets of the United States, while a great number of their public utility enterprises and major private undertakings are actively soliciting financial support, either for the purpose - of legitimate expension or for much needed. rehabilitation after four years’ deprivation of necessary supplies. 0 The war department has issued a summary showing that if the war had continued through 1919 the United States was thoroughly prepared to meet it. But it had taken two years to bring about this condition. Moral: Be Prepared. 0. The United States produces six and three-fourths tons of coal to every inhabitant. You will be so glad to know this in December, even though in July it seems a matter of complete indifference. Prex For Xmas . Likg fine silver, Pyrex in sets or single ..pieces, is a+gift to be proud-of. Pyrex is: guaranteed not to break with oven heat, never wears out and will be cherished for- ‘ever. We carry a full‘line of Pyrex, the genuine and original oven glassware, in sets and also a full: assortment of pie | plates, cake plates, casseroles, bean jars, individual bakers. Always look for the Pyrex label, which is always on genuine Pyrex ware. SKATES _x=x% Oh Boy! What skating there was Sat- urday and Sunday? Are you enjoying that ‘healthy fresh air sport which is building up the health of our nation by its exercise in the fresh air? If not, watch the ruddy | complexions on the skaters and then get a pair of skates and enjoy yourself. A full line of boys’ and girls’, men’s and women’s skates in prices from $1.25 to . $5.00, Skating Shoes $7.00 per pair, John- son Tubular Skates with shoes $12.00. e DEXTER AND LEE. * Lila Lee, will be seen at the Klko theatre Wednesday and ‘Thursday, “A Daughter of the Wolf.” This is a remarkably dramatic picture of the Canadian Wilds and it is filled with thrills and heart appeal. Subscribe for The Ploneer l FARMERS, ATTENTION! Our big shipment of Anderson sleds which were held up on account of chains, [j{ will arrive Tuesday morning and will be ready for your inspection. We have a few | sets unspoken for, so you better place your orde_r at once. These are the McClaren |l castings with cross chains, in 2 inch by 6 inch by 7 feet, and 2% inch by 6 inch by 7 |H “feet runners. : . 0. For some years the women of the western states have had full gufifrage. In the middle states they have partial suffrage, and in most of the eastern states they just suffer for the vote. z% 7 T home and goes to a popular resort for a vacation and: there meets a poor Bridge Work Gold Crowns ... White Crowns ... .Pure Oxygen: NEWS OF THE Toye - To Bk oot Do Poatses s R i THEATERS Tl s s AR AN e SHTTnn—gE UNIVERSAL COMBINATION 4 Coupled with the thrilling and in- Dad, just look at that gray enamal [|i - Universal Combination‘Range in our win- [I| dow and then remember about Mother’s || Christmas present. Nothing could suit her better and it is guaranteed to be perfect satisfaction. You want good tools, why not give them to Mother for her work? ; GivenHardware Co. || | Extracting 50c ALL WORK GUARANTEED = - We take impression in & the morning and have é - g = = said to be one-of the most perfect pic- torially and: dramatically that she has ever done.. The role of Doris Morse gives her many excellent op- portunities to display her celebrated talenta. There will aleo be shown an L-Ko comedy in two parts. EMMY WEHLEN—REX, One of the largest of New' York's department stores, that of R. H. Macy, will be shown in one of the scenes in “His Bonded Wife,” the ~ Metro play, which will be the attrac- tion at the Rex theatre tonight, and in which the popular screen favorite,’ Emmy Wehlen, will be the star. In the play the heroine, Doris Morse, a wealthy society girl, decides that ‘she wishes to be loved for her- self alone and does not want to feel that her great wealth has more at- traction than_ her beautiful self. ‘With this idea in view she leaves your set of teeth ready the same day. ‘ &Ymfiqfi BEMIDJ SCHROEDER REX TOMORROW. A story admirably suited to Mary MacLaren; - -one- whose herpine breathes the very personality of “the American Beauty of the Screen;” such is “The Unpainted Woman” Which comes to the Rex theatre to- BUILDING Opes from 8;000. m. to 8 p. m. - Suadays, 1001