Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 19, 1919, Page 7

MY Wy "NERE VP erter iy A e ¢ 4 Ll e s O co:operation in its maintenance. office are appreciated by readers of *‘/C. Shepherd of Walker spent Thursday here. Smart Ice delivered by the load. 121tf Iee Co. Grace Sutherland of Ottertail spent Thursday in Bemidji. Waffles served at Sanitary Wuffle Parlor, 216 Belt. Ave. d1223 of Onigum Lottie Georgenson # spent Thursday in Bemidji. C. L. Isted left Thursday evening 50,000 to loan or rarms. Dean : a71tt Land Co. St. A. H. Foss or Cloud spent Thursday and Friday in this city. FOR SALE—Buy your Christmas tur- keys and geese at 711 12th St. J. A. Dawson. 3d1220 The doll hats are going fast at the Blko Hat Shop. You better get busy. 141219 Frank Sherman of Grand Rapids was a visitor here yesterday and to- day. Before Xmas sale of trimmed' hats at the Elko Hat Shop Saturday, choice $4.00. 141219 One dozen photographs makes 12 Christmas presents. Call up the Hak- kerup Studio. Studio open evenings . 113€t Sig Norman of Gemmell spent Thursday afternoon here and left last evening. W. G. Schroeder returned this morning from Virginia, where he has been on business. One dozen photograpns makes 12 Christmas presents. Call up the Hak- kerup Studio. Studio open even- ings. 113tt Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Swenson of Laporte were visitors in this city Thursday and Friday. When wanting a car, phone 192, the new taxi livery. 6d1220 L. E. Baumgarten of Cass Lake is spending a few days in this city, hav- mg arrived here yesterflny Miss Ahce Dean will arrive Satur- day morning from Faribault, where she is a student at St. Mary’s hall, to spend the holidays with relatives. Fifty hats on sale Saturday at the Elko Hat Shop. $4.00 each. Some worth as much as $15.00. 141219 Mrs. M. A. Greenblat and two children, Irwin David and Shirley To- bey, left this noon for Duluth to visit with relatives until after the holi- days. Call at the Sweet Shop and get a package of Goldencusp Potato Chips. slab wood for sale, $3.50 per load. Be- 3d1222! E. T. Foote of Foote Bros. Co., of Boy River, arrived in this city last evening. He is on a business trip looking for logging horses. HOT WAFFLES SERVED AT THIRD STREET CAFE. 1112tf The Mens’ society of the Swedish Lutheran church meets tonight with Charles Walstead of Nymore. The men will be entertained by John Erickson. Miss Helen Evans will arrive on ‘Tuesday to spend the holidays at her home here. She will be accompanied by Miss Gene Richards of Spokane, who will visit here also during the vacation. Call at the Sweet Shop and get a package of Golden Crisp Potato Chips. 3d1222 Mary’ Pickford, the greatest ac- tress, in the strongest story of a not- ed author, John Fox, Jr., “Heart O’ the Hills,” and the same loved Mary in an entirely new role. See it at the Rex theatre on Christmas day. 1d1219 Miss Nellie Hinkley, who recently arrived in Bemidji from the East, has opened a dress-making parlor at 701 America Ave. All work will receive careful and prompt attention. Parlors open every day after 9:00 a. m. 241219 Miss Marion Rice of Tenstrike passed through this city yesterday on her way to Cass Lake. ‘While in Be- midji between trains, she called on her. sister; Mrs. Fred Graham. C. E. Brown, who is an expert poultry: fancier and will judge the exhibits at the fifth annual exhibit being held by the Beltrami County Poultry aseociation, arrived in Be- midji yesterday moon. His home is in Crookston. What would you do if you had sworn to your dying father that you would avenge his slayer, and then find out that he was the man that married you own mother. The trag- edy of this situation will be shown jn “Heart O’ the Hills,” with Mary Pickford, to be shown at the Rex theatre on Christmas day. 141219 Te each day give an interesting and complete review of the city’s social activities is our desire. sonal mention, social items and news briefs and we solicit your —_———————— Telephone 922 ———a———=—"=—= This page is devoted to per- Items phoned or mailed to this the paper and by the publishers. C. C. Cain of Kelliher is in Bemidji on business today. Call at the Sweet Shop and get a package of Golden Crisp Potato Chips. 3d1222 Give the family'a treat. Take home & brick of Koors Ice Cream Supreme. 1121tf One dozen photographs makes 12 Christmas presents. Calt up the Hak- kerup Studio.” Studio open evonings. 113tt Mrs. Charles McDonald and Mrs. E. Craig of Northern were among the out of town shoppers in the city Thursday. Mrs. C. G. Hankey, who has been in the St. Anthony hospital for sev- eral weeks, is expected to return to her home Sunday. William Rogers of Margie was in the city on business Thursday, en route to Nary to visit with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Rogers for a week. Mrs. Byron F. Benner arrived this morning from Rochester and will visit for some time at the home of her son, E. L. Benner, 711 Irvine avenue. Spot cash paid tor Liberty Bonds, and Liberty Bond receipts. See G. B. Hooley at Northern Grocery Co., during the day, or at Markham hotel, evenings. 1117te A. Burr, of Bemidji, is spending several days in the city, a guest at the home of his daughter, Mrs. P. Meithke, 311 Central avenue.— Crookston Press. For good service and careful driv- ers, phone 192, Erickson and Houge. Open day and night. 6u1220 ‘Mr! and Mrs. E. E. McDonald will leave tonight for Los Angeles, where Mrs. McDonald will spend the entire winter. Mr. MoDonald expects to re- turn the latter part of February. Mrs. Dick Melville entertained a few friends at her home on Minne- sota avenue Thursday evening in honor of Mr. Melvllles birthday. Cards were played and refreshments served. Just opened, new auto Erickson and Houge. cars. Will give ths very west serv- ice. 641220 livery, The Ladies Aid of the Scandina- vian Lutheran church will hold a food sale Saturday afternoon in the Gas Co. office. Lunch will be served. 1d1219 Miss Iris King, who has made her home at Max Bars, N. D., for some time, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. King of Turtle River. She will remain for about a month. Sixteen-inch mixed hard and soft midji Mfg. Co. Phone 481. T&Ftf Miss Katherine Troppman is ex- pected home Saturday from Minne- apolis, where she is studying at the Good, warm | Daily Fashion Hint = 5 e 2 asye PRACTICAL AND SMART. Smart enough for almost any oc- casion and so practical that it is re- garded as a good investment is this dress in plain and figured satin. The straight gathered skirt is finished with a hem at the lower edge and supplies the motif for belt and vest. The blouse in figured satin has the peplum laid in deep tucks at the lower edge. The color scheme is or- iginal, for while the skirt and waist are in blue, the collar, V-shaped chemisette and cuffs are of gray peau de soie. Medium size requires 214 yards 36-inch plain and 2 % yards 36- inch figured satin, with 34 ysrd 36- inch peau de soie. Pictorial Review Dress No. 8536. Sizes, 34 to 48 inches bust. Price, 26 cents. John Stechman of Tenstrike ar- rived in Bemidji this morning to spend a few days visiting friends in this city. A large number of logging and farming horses for sale at the city livery. 1219tf STATE NORMAL CLOSED AT NOON FOR HOLIDAYS The state normal school closed to- day at noon for the amnnual Christ- mas and New Year vacation. The school will be re-opened on Tuesday, January 6. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank the kind neigh- bors and friends: who were so very though ind to us uwuring our recent ~eavement. Also for the beaut fiowers and other tokens of though:tfuln Mrs. s 'J. Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Sullivan. Johr Sullivan and family. Daniel Sullivan and family. - James Sullivan and family. May:e Wold. SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS PERVADES THE NORMAL The spirit of Christmas is much in evideiice among the students and fac- ulty at the normal school, a program being presented yesterday afternoon at 2 c'clock. by the pupils of the kin- dergarten. primary and intermediate departments to which the mothers were invite ‘Mothers of the juven- ile pupils re out in numbers and enjoyed the exercises. At 4:15 o'clock a general social time with a Christmas tree and pro- gram was enjoyed by the whole scheol. Christmas carols were sung, and 2 play entitled ‘“Camouflage,” Minneapolis Institute of Music, alsocomposed by some of the students attending St. Margaret’s Academy. Mary Pickford as a night rider whirls over the mountains with the clansmen at her heels. Look for this tremendous scene in ‘““Heart O’ the Hills” at the Rex Xmas day. 1d1219 Mrs. E. E. Kenfield has as her guests, her brother, S. A. Wheaton, and her nephew, Fred Harris, both of Seattle. They will remain here until after the holidays, when they will go to Alabama to visit Mrs. Kenfield’s and Mr. Wheaton’s mother. Alec Cameron, who is attending the Tri-state Engineering school at Angola, Ind.,, returned to Bemidji Wednesday to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cameron. He expects to spend about a week visiting relatives and friends here before returning to his school duties. and faculty, was given. One of the features of interest was the giving of a “Joke” gift to each student and faculty member, each person drawing the name of some one to whom they were to present a gift. Much real sport was the result of the plan. Among the various things adorning the Christmas trée were, linen A. B. C. books, primers, hobby horses, and other articles on the same order, which seemed to be especially allot- ted to the members of the faculty, much mirth being evoked. A program was given again this morning at 9:15 o’clock by the stud- ents of the normal department in the general assemibly hall. President Deputy states that they have been very successful in the nor- mal work thus far. with an increase in attendance and class spirit that is gratifying. The school dismissed at 12 oclock today for the holiday vacation, to re- open on Tuesday, January 6. MAURICE TOURNEUR Presents “fle LIFE LINE" A PARAMOUNT-ARTCRAFT SPECIAL melodrama! Whip,” “The Bluebird,” ‘Another great screen epic by the world’s master of Now he follows “Sporting Life,” ‘““The “Prunella,” “The White Heather,” with the amazing scope and sweep of “The Life Line.” ELKO — SUNDAY Mon. & Tues. THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER Determining the Seasons. The periods known as the seasons are determined astronomically by the apparent movement of the sun, (the real movement of the earth) in the ecliptic, or its journey around the sun. The passage of the sun across the equator, bringing on days of greater length than -the night, marks the vernal or spring equinox for the northern hemisphere, and the autum- nal equinox for the southern hemi- sphere, the seasons in the two hem- ispheres being always reversed. DR. J. W. DIEDRICH DENTIST e6e—O’Leary-Bowser Bl4; Res. Eye—Ear—Nose—Threat The Fates Said No!! Marry on Friday the thir- teenth, when a black cat walked on her wedding gown and her hero spilled the salt? Never! Besides, a “dark man” had entered her life. The stars . failed to tell her what he Offi Phones—Office 376-W. o would do there, but goodness * gracious! how he mixed her \:on’ncopc! If you want to see the screen’s greatest comedienne “eat up” the “soup” .perstitution, see Dorothy Gish in “Out of Luck.” Making Haste Slowly. There. {s something extremely fas- elnating in quickness; and most men are desirous of appearing quick. The great rule for becoming so is by not attempting to appear quicker than you resally are; by resolving to under- stand yourself and others, and to know what you mean, and what they mean ’ before you speak or answe:. KEvery man must submit to be slow before he 1’ quick and insignificant belore he is important.—Sydney Smith. Added Features “SKINNY, SCHOOL & SCANDAL”—A Briggs Comedy The Voice of Gladness—Post Nature Study ELKO Theatre [Imens SATURDAY Tonight 10c-20c—Tomorrow, with Orchestra, 10c-25¢ Subscribe for The Ploneer. iR TONIGHT—SATURDAY — e Wallace REID Geraldine —AND— FARRAR in a return showing of “Maria Rosa” Love, jealousy, breathless action, and a battle to 7 seeking a g s ucw’z.wl» w‘%fiflf{."x WILLIAM FARNUM filZANEGmSWMW the death for a woman! All in this powerful drama - pulsing with the warm blood of Spain. mmmw TRA]L Directed by Cecil B. DeMille. With Wallace Reid, ,J;-,,,,/,g, Pedro de Cordoba, Anita King and other famous play- ers in the cast. RIDERS S=PURPLE SAGE s Dot “J lM" CORBETT HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY “THE MARATHON” Admission 10c and Zbc GRAND - TONIGHT in “$300,000 Reward” Rex Union Orchestra Matinees 2:30 10c and 25¢ Night 7:20-9:00 LU IIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIII| - Follow the tracks of Wapi TO THE WONDERFUL FILM AT THE REX THEATRE COMMENCING SUNDAY o Nell Shipman and her dog ) “team in"Back to Gods Country e AN ABSOLUTE NOVELTY--UNIQUE, DIFFERENT The story of Dolores, the swimming girl of the Canadian wilds, and how her love and sympathy for wild animals won the love of ‘Wapi, the killer, the great fighting dog of the tralls. SIXTEEN KINDS OF ANIMAL ACTORS In their natural habitat play their parts in this stupendous spectacle, adapted from the story “WAPI, the WALRUS,” by James Oliver Curwood. The winter scenes actually photographed “North of 53,”” which is further north than any drama ever made. 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