Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 2, 1920, Page 6

SR A {iEntered at tfio postoffice at Bemidji, Minn., chass matter under Act of Congress of Marc! —————————— —_— 6. /attention pald ' to anonymous ' contributions. must be known to the editor, publication. snéer must reach this office not later t! h- week to insure publication’ in the 4 The Uited States supreme Jecisiog rendered, June 1st, held St . shirred band around bottom of 'skirt. Colors navy, taupe and pekin, priced R | $26.8 -Another wonderful purchase of Silk Waists, made to.sell at $6.75. " The manufacturer’s loss is your gain. Take as many as you hkg% . Long Silk Gloves—Short sleeves call for 1 MR jonsl amendments. cannot -be r vote for ratification by states ha provisions in their. constituti federal - amendment, as second- h 8, 1879, but not Communications for the ) coqfl"svd‘eéi‘l’iion, s derived from the: tederal stitution and a state has no autharity to designate | the means of ratification. “Legislatures” were con: - strued to mean the recognized legislative body in each state, according to thé opinion of the supreme . <court, which held also that the ratification ‘of an amendment is not, a legislative act and any other construction. might result in endless confusion, The decision,’ which reverses that of the. state supreme court of Ohio, settles the suffrage question in the other states which have been awaiting the action of the United States supreme court. Next to cases involving' the validity ‘of the pro- hibition-amendment ,and its enforcement, the Ohio referendum cases were considered the most im- portant before the supreme court. P (e According to s Massachusetts pnpor. éémni§hfiqz ] on the interest shown . in ithe “citizenship schools which are being; conduéted for women: “It is gener- ally confessed. by ‘men that they, the men, have in a large measure become prone to let the, gov- ent take care. of itself, to accept explinations r:4silure to function as per osth of office, to i their TWO BIG VALUES Porch and Street Dress, Style 576, . Made of good quality plaid gingham, trimmed with four pique collar and cuffs, good inch l}'_élt,_twd- large pateh pockets, quahty pearl buttons, Misses’ and . Women’s sizes, each............. ... .. ..c....n PRt - X Porch and Street Dress, Style 526. 'Made from a fine quality of English print cloth, attractively finished with organdie ‘collar and belt, large sash in back, organdie trimming on cuffs and pockets. Four smoked pearl buttons on front. Neat hand- stiching on organdie trimming. Colors navy pink and copen- hagen. All sizes, each. TAFFETA SILK DRESSES Taffeta Dresses, of charming simplicity. ™ DT Basque waist, dainty embroidered _collar and cuffs. Dress hooks under arm and has self-button trimming on back of waist. Freneh roll binding - under arm holes and peplum, wide SILK ‘this week at, each Kayser glove in black, white Misses’ sizes, White only, a pair g Imported Gingham—After considerable del our English ginghams. They are as beautiful as before the war, - almost any combination of color and design you could deSirg,Si FOR YOUR OUTING—BATHING SUITS, SHOES DIAN ROBES BOTH WOOL AND COT- TON, BLANKETS, TOWELS. - eds— Women’s Tourist Balls, Keds—Women’s Lenox Balls, Keds—Misses’ Campfire Balls, Keds—Misses’ Iéeno-:é tBa.llsi,z pair _ Keds—Misses’ One-Strap Pumps, a pair. i SLIPPERS FOR THE FOURTH Women’s Patent Leather Pumps and Theo ties Women’s Kid Pumps and Oxfords . Colgate’s Talcum Powder ........... hedladtl: Colgate’s Tooth 4 ounce bottle Petroleum Jelly Daggett’s Cold Above prices include war tax. CHILDREN’S OUTING SHOES___' Childs’ Brown Stitchdown, sizes 6 to 8 ; Childs” Brown Stitchdown, sizes 8% to 11... , Misses’ Brown Stitchdown, sizes 113 to 2...$3.40 { o WAISTS and colors, AND CAPS, HAMMOCKS, IN- a pair a pair a pair Paste Cream r fillllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIlIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIfiIIIIIIIHIlIlllll_llflllllllllllllllll_lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIII|IIIIIIIIlIIIIIlI'IIII_IIllIlIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIIIllIIIllIIIIIIIilIIII||IIIIIIII|IIIIII|I||I_ SHOP EARLY SATURDAY | Af Troppm Day July Sth, Monday GROCERY DEPARTMENT Eancy_ C@ntelqupes, each. . 15c Watermelons, a 1b \ Peaches, Plums, Apricots, _ Cherrjes, Bananas, Celery, Cu- .- cumbers, - Caulifiower, Green Peppers, Ripe Tomatoes, Head cttuce, New Minnesota Cab- bage. - Sweet Juics - Oréinges; per doz- efi, 24c, 34c, 59¢, 69¢c. Sunkist Lemons, dozen. . . .34¢. Schmidt’s Malta, dozen. .$1.75 Case of three dozen. . . $4.50 '$1.20 refund on empty bot- tles and case. - Clicquot Club Root Beer, Sar- aparilla and Ginger Ale, pf bottle : %e Per dozen bottles. . VanCamp’s Pork and Bea large size - Monarch Baked Eéafié,.iflo 9 Sardines in Oil, 4 cans. . ..25¢ Large Dill Pickles, dozen.~27¢ i} ~ Almond Short Wafers, 1. .45¢ (i Kippered Salmon, half 16 size, three for .. ... s ...29¢ 1 Lipton’s Yellow Label Coffee, (§I™% ‘extra fine quality, 1b- . .60c .. Tricolette and Georgette Blouses, $4.75. o New Shipment of Voile and Organdy Dresses—Special Prices ; ‘ R Cut Price on Low Shoes Saturday e : BOYS' TWO-PIECE BATHING SUITS ..... aiis Safie t&; DifierenCe—Shop at - | TROPPMAN'S ’ Phone 927 No Charge fof‘Delivery ) peads tha independent press, whose news is. absobuisly smpartinl, wncolared. and unpartisom—and Whose Politics dre yours ond the other follow’s f00. 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