Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 19, 1921, Page 3

S 2 selling prices are lew. <Consumers ‘ day in the city on-business. . 1t it’s shoes' you are buying, SATURDAY E! VENING, FEB.'1 . - Lewis Collen of Aitkin spent Fri- Vern A, Hoar of Lavinla was a | business visitor in the city ‘today. i gy 25T Take home a brick of Koor's ice cream. ~4-5t¢ Misses Lacille Murphy and~Mary.| Chimzan were Friday visitors here. Empty flour sacks at Ganter’s bak- ery. : 12-4tf 3 N Mrs. Sam Hayth of Northern is vigiting friénds in Bemidji this week. John~Ward of Thiet River Falls was a business yisitor here yester- day. X Fresh; sweet milk and cream, sold at Ganter’s bakery. 10-6tf Miss Eleanox Bryce of- Bagley was a Bemidji visitor Friday. R Wwill your widow wear .as good clothes as your wife? Insure with Mitchell in the New York Life. 1t2-19 Miss Margie Runyan of Northern was calling on friends in Bemidji Friday. . Kellog’s Korn Krisp, 6 packages 50 cents at Troppman's. 1t2-19 C. B. Kenney of Intérnational Falls was a Bemidji business visitor yesterday. - Don’t blame anyome biit, youFaelf for paying too much for ‘your foot- wear. Go to the Consumers Shoozclo. 1t2-19 A.'A. Richardson spent the day.at Federal Dam, having been called there for photographic work. FJOR ANY KIND of real estate deal, see or write Willits & Olson, the land men. 1-1tf Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wheeler of Remer were among the, out of town visitors in’the city on i‘riduy. | Our shoes aré easy to wear and our prices are easy on, the pocket book. Consutiters Shoe Companyé 1t2-19 George W. Cross of Red Lake, su- perintendent of the Indian agency, was o Friday business visitor here. Wien you next need feed, try the Courtney Sced & Feed Co., where prices are right. At Grinager’s Gro- cery on Third street. 9-9tf <Hr. and Mrs. E. W. Knox and twp children left last night for Minneapo- lis, where they will visit for a féw days. . Slab wobd, $350 per cart load, 16- inch Jack pine in the round. $6.50 ner cart load. Can make delivery. . Bemidii Me. Co. 12-131 Robert Oliver, who has transacted business in Bemidji for the past week, returned to his home at Ake- ley today. we cam save you money any time. Our( 1t2-19 Shoe Co. Mrs. H. S. Anngite of Minnesota avenue left for Duluth today where she will attend to business matters | for a week. | ! 1 1t every wife knew what a widow knows, there would not be-3n :uhin- sured husband who could’ pass a medical examination for New York Life. 1t2-19 Mrs. William ‘Ellis; who has be1 visiting friends in Akeley for the turned to her home past week, has returned to her home |, "y, gy ground level, cleaning| |and piling all whole brick and tile, | at Nymoré. $50,000 to loan on farms. The Dean Land Co., Bemidji, Minnesota. : 10-27tt Miss Ella Anderson, bookkeeper ti the Bemidji Auto company, is visit-| ing friends and relatives in Mume-i apolis this week. ) For any kind of a buy, sale or ex-| Daily Fashion Hint ELEGANT EVENING GOWN Summarized briefly, the story of this white satin evening gown is told in its silver brocade trimmings, its draperies | and its belt of silver sequins. The blouse | carries out the low effect that is featured everywhere and the band about the hips~| is not intended so much to define the waist-line as it is to supply an original | hit. of*decoration. The slippers corres- })ond with the - silver brocade which forms the upper part of the blouse. Medium size requires 4% yards 40-inch satin and ¥ yard 36-inch brocade. ; Pictorial Review. Blouse No. 9108. Miss Alice Dean is spending the | Sizes- 34 to 44 inches bust. Price, 35 week end in St. Cloud as:the guest| cents. Skirt No.9190. Sizes, 24 to 32 i of friends. ; = .| inches waist. Price, 35 cents. . . » s Mrs. Leigh Hendrickson an daughter, Roberta, left last night for Charleston, Mass. . 1ney will remain over a day in Minneapolis as ik guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Knox, who accompanied them there. Apples, $1.49 per box at Tropp- man's Grocery. 2t2-19 “Be a Barber” at reduced prices. Tools furnished. Enroll now. Write International Barber. college, /15 No, 2nd street, Minneapolis, Minn. For goodness sake improve tomor- row’s breakfast by using Monarch coffee. 3-1b package, $1.25, at Trop man'’s 2t2-19 TENSTRIKE PRESBYTERJAN “The- boys and girls junior classes 1ast Saturday afternoon visited thelr lzgcher at the manse, bringing their lunch baskets. The -contents were eaten by -all after which the remain- ing timé was spent in games. This is a very interesting class numbering isixteen in all, half girls and half boys, A fair: sized ccongregation- greeted the pastor last Sabbath night. In view of the effort the Board of Home | Missions is seeking io have resular I services it- would be mice for thos who see interest in the welfare of th community to give encourag by their presence. Preaching church every Suuday mnight. The Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid so- ciety of Tenstrike wili meet with ‘Mrs. Roland Fellows Thursday after- noon at 2:30, fifteen cent lunch will be served to which the public is cordially invited, | the proceeds to go to the benciit of | the church. expected. NOTICE FOR BIDS The Board of Education of Inde- pendent School District No. 7 will accept proposals up to 7%30 p. m. Tuesday; February 22, 1921. Proposal I. < the the high'school building to ground level with the “exception of bone;-sA‘ boiler fittings and ail plumbing, heat- ing, ventilating fixtures and mater- ial which is to be cared for by and remain property of the board.” Proposal II. ¥or taking down and the removal of all: debris. The right to reject any or fll bids is reserved by the ‘board.” > DR. J. T. TOOMY, (Clerk). 3t2-18—2-21 . Echo of the Sod House. An excellent “substitute for cork Is | now obtained from turf, which, treated by a newly invented process, furnishes Class just starting 1t2-19 ! . nent | February 24th. A! An interesting time is| For the sale and re- !moval .of all salvage. and debris of| [ SRR N |TWO MILES OF AIRPLANES | 2 | Impressive Weicome That Was Given I to General Nivelle on Kelly | Field in Texas. When the first sentry at Kelly field | saiuted Gen. Robert Georges Nivelle { the. word was.passed to_the waiting | airmen and asiGénerd) Nivelle's car | rounded hangarsiNei;1 he saw a line !of ships that stood Wi from hangar Né{iL: of SE-5s, De;: i | Spads; Curtissy ' JN:6; Hg, Capronis | and Hardley Pages,. every 'plane in | working order; .with ’itg:; crew. and pilot lined up in fron ! The, general s‘(qk!ei‘fla»\'h -thé_cnflre) A | line. ' When he: veturned 16 the' Te! | viewing stand ‘fhe word of. conimand | was given andithe big:line“of pilots’ | and wéchanics ‘simultaneously broke, and from hahgar No, 1 the bark of‘a | single S.-E. was the signal for the ‘; entive line of ships to “come to life,” the line and the first-pursuit forma- tion was already out on the lield ' ready to take off. They were followed by three other S.-E. formations; then the De Havilands rounded oft. The formation circled the field and passed over the reviewing stand. The high- est formation was 2,000 feef, the low- est 500. } H There was n. typieal Texas norther in netion, with'a’ thifty-fivdmile. wind | ‘on the ground, and naturally, itcwas a | le bumpy. You who hate flown in! {#Txas know what that meaus, but the fermations were: all close. and: some | exeellent stunting” was carried on de- | ‘spite condutions. | The A. S. M. S. coitributed pilots to a pursuit and bombing formation. | Both formations svere ‘low rand close and the mechanics’ school men. showed | that, though they were supposed to | be more familiar- with the monkey | wrench than the joy stick, when ocea- | sion demanded they could handle both in a more than passing manner. — ! und they did. Three , minutes later American Service Bulletin, | A », Ghe troth - the whole bruth CAlbert Gapellani P:oductim\s;h\c. =Dolores Cassinelfi - he Right to Lie Nl e trotl and nolsing but the tralk ] WHAT RIGHT HAD SHE TO LIE? Also Mack Sennett’s New Comedy— ‘““MY GOODNESS”’ By JANE MuRFIN iy 7 SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAM 10c & Efke 26¢ TO-NIGHT ' LAST TIMES Shows at 7 Children—10c mwes TO-NIGHT wmmm OLIVER MOROSCO’S FAMGUS STAGE COM- " EDY_THAT RAN FOR THREE YEARS IN NEW YORK BETTER THAN EVER IN PICTURES “SO LONG change in real estate or personal| g’ gterial for insulation and build- property. sece Tess Baudette of the |, . "\, noces quite equal to cork. The | g %‘::;::Tnzgl%:fi:nzr ::lelfilfil?hf:s product is said to be equally light, firm | 68. 1mon3-1| @nd damp proof as well as sound | = proof. | Mrs. Leslie Workman and Mrs. ness visitops in the city the latter | ; | ¢ BRING RESULTS part of thé week. ) Cash paid for Liberty bonds. B. Hooley, Northern Grocery Co. | 1-19tf | G.| | LETTY" _ /WITH A QUARTETTE OF WELL KNOWN FUN MAKERS— WALTER HIERS COLLEEN MOORE ~T. ROY BARNES GRACE DARMOND “s—and a host of Tastefully Filled Bathing Suits. Aduits—30c { Miss Laretta Paddock, teacher at Turtle River, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Paddock of Wa- 3 X, dena, for the week end. 3 For clean milk and cream go to Mnnday & T“esdav Dairy. wives.” Amirew Borauist of Redby were busi | THE PIONEER” WANT 'ADS, the Home Bakery, Alfalfa I 1moen3-1 Miss Thelma Stein. who has vi:* ed her sister, Mrs. Homer Baer, for the past few weeks, left today for: Annandale where she’ will visit rela- % tives. \ ; in ' “DANGER ~ Drs. Larson & Larson. i Optometrists, If trou- bled with 'headaches, . nervousness or eye dis-/ orders of any kind, needing glasses or glasses repaired, consult them. An.l:cxll eyes fitted. ey i VALLEY” It’s a story of two young married men who be- lieve themsélves ill-mated, and plan to “change The clever young wives give them a week’s trial and disillusion them. —IT'SALLFUN— To-Night and Sunday 2.T THE GRAND THEATRE Al . The Strongest Vengeance Ever ngised By Man Failed Because STEALERS WILLIAM CHRISTY CABANNE'’S POWERFUL HUMAN DOCUMENT A page of life so wonderfully wrought by the hands of a master, molding the character of Man, that the picture almost lives and breathes. HE HATED GOD—CURSED THE WORLD BUT HAD ONE REDEEMING FEATURE ELKO ORCHESTRA SUN. EVE. TO'SEE IT ALL—COME EARLY! Matingzes: 3:00—Nights: 7:30 & 9:00 Admission as Usual for Sun. and Mon. Elko i ooy Sunday HE'S BACK The Best Known and Best Liked Man in the World Is Back at the Rex With His Greatest Production—a Feature Comedy Beyond Comparison, Over a Year in the Studios. And, oh, mamma, when Amadon’s Jazz Boys cut loose their accompaniment you’ll say there never was a show like this. SOME PROGRAM " CHARLES CHAPLIN and JACK COOGAN The Sereen’s Cleverest Child Actor in — FIFTH OF CHAPLIN'’S $2,000,000 FIRST NATIONAL CON’I’:RACT COMEDIES e 6-REELS OF JOY-6 ' SCENIC BEAUTIFUL THE WORLD’S NEWS FICTURIZED . MATINEES: 2:30 15c-30c EVENINGS: 7:10-9—20c-30c¢ ‘