Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 24, 1920, Page 8

si'oé THATAD! | 0! hnu my né in the Weel e:x‘eer 5 1 sold my atove ‘after the first insertion. Thank‘you. very much. % | RENFIELDS ENTERTAIN AT luncheon followed a plenant tltur- H;Tmm mm'ron noon spént in-games and trouc The occasion was Miss Vivian® s eighth birth anniversary. b TURKEY DINNER TONIGHT The ! %‘fim WAE will hold th6ir Christmdd’ ‘wale ' of - |fangy articles in the basement of the church on Saturday, November 2 A chicken linch will be served f; four o‘clock ‘thruout the evening by ;; Thus_ writes 0. A. Sime . of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kenfield will|Mesdanies M. F. Wilson, B. Peterson 5 ; qreeh%:ch ‘weekly. Leo h‘:'h.h week. - . WUsivérsal range has-been ¢ in . the kitchen, ded. A fine new adds to bon rd club: fs. @ Splen- . thia yesr. Tt \usiastic memb- %‘dem a chib pin mnhlet 0n birds: 'y to purchase L] turnnce m in tku rrhqol audit day akernoon. !‘sra s are & 1, praises be te the wonmn (couid t; ‘raxe baen .. man? he !.(a}zh e a2 1" irorging “at hom sure. to have cooked mush. for break- tast or I'll logse.a point” Dad, did 1 zlt straight today? Is my bath wa- er ‘ready. -Opan the windo before you.go to be, please, pa.” No mention is qul of h: , ing but it is notug_nb]g tmt boys' are plas l at their haif. The clrd in getting fiem tato good, tlebn e hatitn. From A &urmv'- Dm{y L am only. 8 lwlr,ow. am no LIOW. erh yop wo\l‘llruke to know a Nttle ot my his- tory.. When I'waé but five days old 4 sad acol broke .up my nest home and ‘ hor with my three . brothers I tell -down, down‘ to ‘the + gfound. Right t| hen we recéived God's blessin { 1} had been told you.' ‘A" dear . lfttle tlr] nameit Hasel mbhow picked ‘me up and Cirefully. carried me to her mother, | 8| bostlu to be permitted to feed me Wwas not a bit sc 44 tintil she ‘could n. my tiny throat. ng full-fledged. it my home, and ¥ y mistress kept &rge wire screen cage, but . let' me out into the room often 1 leatned to hop right irito her I was pr in a very shomt pigs and g wm Huul and 1. were, y)u I hu .g the mate-call “from the. free out-of-doors. 'Te doar hap- fi“ to b' opert: fust then and out 1’have pever since let my o lruml baold: n her. hand, but ng learned to krnow man and his 95 1 am never. umv from the K ‘oréatiires, from' one farm door-yard !n .nnther picking up M .crumbe-and. gossip. 1f anyone “nkl‘: t‘yml where {lou dhi:“d what is n ry,just: say tite hm; : tol ‘&! yiut Tuesday, )l.omnbn 17, nea dunk 'T. hopped- Into a lree not tar 1fom ' Fenske's nd As 1 war hy gxn: from 'bnnifi‘ o branch and b ch to wm'-'ho, ter, }ooklng for a/'comty ' Toos! plave, 1 spled P'nll’owln( m-‘lr 2 They were planaing’to pb neheon At ithe- tiop. rooms. in . Bemid- i1° the ‘next 'day. ' The talk drift the milk o) ance. They discuss- i fi‘m‘ .ot it until ]d‘” A n iy, wln lht} W i l" re“um:; that m l“‘ id Bemidji B way of do- ing things for Bemidfl; " Everytih &n their .:‘m(e ‘flm dnl'll?lz't was e, m hieh " was nea.:l.;’hlt‘e. %fl:fluflk "rn%y Sol lway. A Whnt a For Sale Ad hn done fo Mr. Sime it.will do for any ‘of our readers. Better try one nnd convince yourself. » Thoy cost 8 untl a word, . | { FANNIE m’s RISE g ONCE 80B SISTER” | o I'nnnie Hurat, author, of "Hllmnr- esque,” showing -at the Elko theatre tomorrow, also Friday and Saturday, Jearned much of the !ntenualy Ruman side from acting as “sob sistqr” on a newspaper. Just out of college Miss Hurst secured a job on the paper at a time when women reporters were practically unknown. She made good from .the start, showing an amazing facilities for writing up the tears and smiles of qrdlnnry lite in an appeal- ing manner. Soon she entered the magaziné fleld, and today.she is one of the highest paid writers in Amer- ica, 'She receives we]l over $2,000, for a single story. | ‘‘Humoresque” ran serlally in a popular magazine and was later pub- lished as a novel. The spirit of the book was transferred to the screen with remarkable fidelity under the direction of Frank Borzage. The work ot "Alma Rubers, Vera Gordon and Gaston Glass, and, Dore Dayidson in the chief roles’is said_to be particu- larly pleasing. Cosmopolitan Produc- tions. made the picture and it is a Pnrlmauqt Artcraft release. This wonderful photoplay has won the hearts of twin city theatre pat- rons, where it han three weeks and is now being repeated hecauu f public g val and demand. “Humoresque’ ptly described as “the story that crlu to ride its laughter and laughs o hide its tears.” R iy AT 'flm t! onnnd: of péople . who have a desire to see and to know intimate- ly the myrid of .interesting features for which-the city of New "York is known, will find ‘mucd'to ‘interest them in a’photoplay announced for showing at the Rex theatre ‘begin- ning Thanksgiving ‘Day. It 1s said that the Fox Film Corporation, who de the picture, hn£ an_especial satisfying the longings of ontymyne to- “see New ‘the title “While New York geps,’ “the producers have made a sergen. molmin;nl, which, according AT MATRB | lots Cahbage, ewt Onlons, dry 08, CWi utterfat Egze. lt%eah to reports, is ‘not only intensely in- teresting from its wealth of New ‘York atmosphere, but telfs & thrill- ing, though not lurid, story of New York tt. as lived by the upper, mid- dle and lower classes. The things for which New York is famous or no- torius, acdording to the point o’ view have been lmnlght in incidentally, to the plot. One sees_the New York skyline, gil- hmnmod against the blackness of ght with the millions of lights in skyscrapers twinkling like stars. '\hrveloul views ‘of The Gay White Way, from a photographic stand- point, are interspersed thru the film, ~howing the dazling electric’ signs from which Broadway in part gets .ita ‘name. The throngs of people on the streets and the pleasure-seeking crowds in the fashionable cafes and cabarets have been woven into the p(e‘tnu o & ! “Whi), ew York Sleeps” is be- lnp‘e@l’med as the most sensation- al and artistic melodrama yet pro- duced, . Hens, 4 ibs. m over ' --Chicago, Nov. 24. —Potnto receipts, 67 cars. Market weak. orthern Whites, sacked, $1.80 to $1:90+-bulk, $1.75 to $1.90}\ per/cwt, Minnesota and North Dakota: ;Red Blver Obloe. sacked, '$2.00 to $2.10, BAILY PI0 Cow Mdu No. l, 1b.. Bull- hides/No, 1, 1 Klw hides, No, 1, 7 | Calf ekins, No, 1, 1 Deacons, each . Horse hlde&,‘ lnA The marriage of L. 8. Ryan of Little Falls to Gladys Riley of. St. Clougd takes place-Thursday evening, o|Ncvember 25, at the home of the bride in St. Cloud, ;. Both are popujar | young people in their respective com- (munities and_have asquaintances in Bemidji and viginity. The-groom is a nephew of Mr, and Mrs. B. W, Lakin of thisjcity, who will-be pre- sent at the wedding. -Mrs. Lakin has ‘been the guest’at the Ryan home i Little Falls for several days and Mr. Lakin leaves tonight to "be present at the wedding Thursday. Mr..and Mrs. Ryan will spend their honeymoon at Panama and will make thejr home at Little Falls. A mu‘mrms SCHOOL CHUMS ON BIRTH ANNIVERSARY *Miss Vivian, Hakkerup was the guest of honor at a birthday party at her home, 916 Bemidji avenue, yest- erday afternoon. . The second and third grades of the elementary de- partment of the Normal school were the invited guests, there being twen- A dainty ‘drthdey entertain-a few gentlemen friends of |an: Mr. Kenfield at a turkey dinner this|all; J..Mobérg. - The public is cordi- i invited, evenlgg Covers will "be laid for twelvi iy NOBWEGM Lflm‘m TO “HOLD F00D SALE SATURDAY _The Ladies’ Aid of the Norwegian Lutheran church will hold a food sale at the office of the Gas company, on Saturday afternoon, November 27. A ies, rolls, dough- me kitchen” spe- cialties. WELCH BOY DIES AT ) ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL Harry Welch,” ten-year-old: son' of Mr. and Mrs. C. R.-‘Welch, passed ~ laway at St, Anthony’s hospital at 8 o'clock this morning after an illness of ‘but a few days from complications resulting from an attack of flu some time 3g0. ry is fourth of a fam- ily of five caiicren. The Welch fam- ily came here from Oronville, Minn:; this fall' and have made thefr /home here for several weeks. Funeral ar- rangements have not been completed at this time. > Ri8 B-nnlji(ims Qf A cgo‘lll)u 2 oed Them Many bai cases of kidney trouble. result from a cold'or chill. -‘Congested kidneys, fall behind in the . poison-laden . blood and “‘backache,—'- headache,, dizziness and - disordered. kidney action follow. _ Don't neglect. a’ cold. Use' Doan’s. Kidney Pills at the first sign of kidney trouble. . Fol« ilow this Bemidji. resident’s exampl ‘Wm. Barnes, foreman in saw mills 1815 America Ave.;says: About a year ago I took cold. It settled on my kidneys and caused me 3 lot of annoy- ance. My kidneys.acted too: free! and 1 hdd pains across the small of my back and it-was hard for me to keep going.. ¥ was so'lame. .1 got.a box of ‘Doan’s Kidney Pills and was - cured of the. trouble. ‘T /have-never been hothered since.” - Price’ 60¢, at all denlen Don’t - simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s’ Kidney Pills—th, that Mr. Barnes had. . Foster-] Buffals Great Blg Outlet Sale of U S Arm Goods, Government Salvage and Snrplus Manufaclurers Gflods, 0 D. Army Shirts, used and .52 renovated New O. D. Shlrts , 0Q.'D. Summer Shirts.. . . New Regulation Raincoats . New O. D. Wrapped Leggings . sz.zs O.. D. Cotton Breeches ; 0. D. Wgol Breeehes, new-. .. 0. D. Wool Breeches, reclaimed - - >I;A'ft‘ ‘LESS THAN COST 10 THE c_.ovejmmem A FEW ITEMS LISTED SURPLUS MANUFACTURERS' \ “GOODS - Heavy Wool Sox . ... Black Cashmere Sox, per pair. One-Fmger Leather Faced Work Leather Faced Canvas Work Gloves.. $390 Mlul Orders Given Prolqpt Atteftxon WOOL eLANKETs,, Army Wool Blankets | Wool Mixed Union Suits, each. $2.95 0.D. Blankets new " Heavy Wool Union Slnts s BARBED WIRE Heavy- Government 4- -prong, | barbed Th wire, 60 Tbstot - .35¢ Eive spool lofs Ten spool lots ", e spool. . . :$3.15 ~ .COTS : U. S. Medieal Department Foldmg' Cots, Wonderful‘ springs .. .$6.50 uiled white truoks €0 delfver in, white Apmmmu wm ADS U. S. Army\Leather Jerkms, All Wool'Slip-Over Sweaters ... $4.50 outaide and. in, Al clean. and sweet- | s ——————————————— new ...... $7 Heavy Jumbo Wool Sweaters. $5. 50 smelling owy day. A maid all lr' i Furnh room. Suit- FOR RENT-~Furnlhed Suit Heavy Issue Wool Sox Khaki Unionalls MENT ART[CJ..ES N white with clean white 0. D. Overcoats . . .. Leatherette Coats . ..$15.,00 Hand Ax, new ;t% track e Sbiwiad tho k. ez;n: ?}'1’.’."'3.'02’: vense. Bhonsgh, 10 0. D. 0vercoats,‘ tlyed. S " Blankét Lined, Elephant Cloth C nvas Covered Canteens . . . . ather , Holst Pup Tents . Overcoats . .:$20.00 Mok R e MISCELLANEOUS GOVERN- i Pasteurized milk? Ugh, no, Fakery. £ ““ f cooked about it, just clean, z ithful, ‘wholesome food, the best i there is, done. up in. sanitary lgu«—whhue &nrn, white dllr}» 3da11-27 in great red: letters on ‘the out- | wy NTED: 'ro BUY—Uud 16 b p. Mess Kits. o f the truck th ds: PSR AFOR- . U..S. Army Rubbers 8-inch leather Wool Mixed Work Shirts. $3 75 Saddle Bags ... THANKSGIVING WEEK || tops, new . $425 : Riding Saddles (T¢'be Continued) - at the Riding Bridles ° SHOES .- Une for oucw Tablet. ! We don't know what the profession- Al antiquarians thigk .about it, but. as one more or less familiar with the trade, we.are convinced that the Baby- : lonians practiced printing 4,000 years ago. Those well-preserved. clay tab- t. . The Babylon telligént peop) Xe and the nrcheologml ]| hat they filed their ments, inscribed on clay, with !hhz lager ot M clay laid aver each in orqer to preserve it. | anybody with one i€ sense, would have discoy- ¢ “cast,” or stereotype thus uld be, in, turp, duplicated by coples et the clay Mmu—-dch a matrix—could -made at" will by the original writet, ahl'thére ean:be no doubt that it was dome. You,rcun't ‘resirain an author weéans nd] Only - b:a - at hat ¥ faney what our ‘poets would, do' In the circam- ml Aud perlinps they, will adopt § secret of ‘the. Bab hiive spilled somie Babylonian but we don't care. We know whitre q-.du and we may: 0 Daily News. Markham Coffec Shop ‘M‘i"-dfif:mgciz:tz 1 with prika nitzel wi Corn Fritters, 50c Head Lettuce with“Thou- sand Island Dreasing, 30c Tuesday, Nov. 28: Poached: Egg en Border, _ Tomato 8a|_|ee. 50c: Wednesday, Nov. 24¢ ' * Chicken a la King on Toast, 50c 2 2 Thursday, Thanksgivi Turkey Dinner, 6 pnen to 7 :30.p. m., 75¢ F‘riday. Nov. 26% ggeamed Lobster-in Cases, c Saturday, Nov. 27: stor Baked Beans with Brown Bread, 50¢ Mfllgm ende.flom Steak, ‘ These prices Include pota- toes, bread, butter and eoflee u. S. Army Rubbers, 14-1nch Teather . .$4.50 BRI ’New Hubbed Nailed Shoes. . U.8. Army Cotton Undershlrts .60c U.S. Army Cotton\Drawers, each 60c New O. D. Shn'te + 0. D. Wool Mackmaws "Heavy All Wool Pants. . Army Shoes, Munson Last, New Fielti Shoee e s Work Shoes, tan or black. : New U. S. Army Hip Boots : Four-Buckle, All-Rubber Artlc $3.25 Picks, new .. .. «Canvas Leggins Wrapped Leggins . ... Officer’s Bedroll . Heavy U. S. Army Loggmg 3 Harness 35.50 Haltkerg - 00 Pack Sacks . - - 98 Barrick Bags New Fleeced Lined Overshoes $2.00 Cartridge Belts