Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 25, 1921, Page 4

S s THE BEMID. R 0 SRR SN QN . e N o A A AP T “GODLES MEN” REMARKABLE ' y 3 The piéture was adapted from the S ’stirrlnz le “Black Pawl,” by DBen : . | Anies ‘Williams, which ran as e serial ch JONES m % BIG n the ‘‘Redbaok.” He has taken for ! PUNCH” AT REX SATURDAY Although ‘she has nofreason; to be- feared: ot all: the seven seas, lieve her dreams will ever come | hardest skipper who ever trod a deck. “Just Pals,” universul | praise throughout the country, Buck Jones once more steps,of the poor house, will b¢ married | worf-cub, . out of his character as cowboy to en-{ang rich. But Fate 5 act a role of a;more serious nature, tricks: sowetimes and in his latest William Fox product m_;, e g Punch” at thq 34 unexw : | factory fiynner pres waiting his chance to ov+ ad, livid strokes the au- aiftedwthemorashing. fist | ast between ‘father and | 4 entitled *“The - theater Saturd: 4 m : “The Big P nch’ is an original SEyerybody’s gtory by Jules /G. Farthman, and is TR00y - described as an intenaely appeallng;f,::gceed,r‘;?;fiet?‘:h?&fi‘ tale of the Western, hills. The story.i 5 “Darling Mine’* revolves around a $3ung man-whe uf ro el hurrix ;‘n the t h arrested for sheep :Tustling in whichl‘s claimsdgs oo it A o Ty ok ful pictyres the Selzniek studjos have|Red BARL that lett his father, mor . {‘: ‘1‘:?5:: lt’::'»a“‘t:::'fi"gv:m:lf;‘%tumed out. ‘ Not“ouly ‘in pictorial fl:d & stfu 1;‘ duvmt lr?m behl?;ll % max (ha Following his release’from prison, ma.‘t’ffl‘é;y' but in its theme\and presen- | —and Jor nz e ey positive special efforts to “mal & turnleh many “Gndk thrilling incidehits] {54, capahle castypdth WillamCole | o' she Golaw: ios, will b In the le; di:I fit 15 sa1d, Buck | Lier. Jr., as legding gfi X""Tfls"h' 5,::,“, mmy’:mf‘“fl uaf;y:%, ghed f Jones displays greater-emotional abll-“”"lws "reles..; t oy ,‘S 8 ity than he has ever shown hereto- creened—tie sl e cfew to keep the ship % w the grip of ~a whirlilig | VAUDEVILLE AT GRAND fore on the screen.: A won-nnm]; mm [ Jack Ford who directed ~‘“Just SCENE Biffl I : THEATER TONIGHT ONLY The audience at the Grand theater A scene stnrtlinxinflsi\'fiflm and | tonight,,‘will first see Osteco, the TOM MIX IN “THE ROAD thrill {s shown in “The Big Punch,” | comic serenading violinist. Dressed b jthe new William Fox production star- (in a snappy. carnival costume, and DEMON” AT REX SUNDAY |ring Buck Jones at Rex, theater Sat- | wellding a wicked how. Osteco’s is Tom Mix in the saddle, at the urday. an act that will please the most wheel of a racing car, doing stunts| The scene occurs abdut midway in | skeptical: with the aid of his horse Tony and the story, when Buck, having been re- ellner and Halloway, leaping a river in his car—in addi-|leased after five: ydars in prisonm, is|“The Mystic Crystal,” a protean od- tion to winning the hand of a pretty on his way home over the mountain | dity de luxe, are character portray- girl—will be the attracton at the Rex |trails. He reaches a rlver greatly |zlists. Mr. Zellner- has been called théater next Sunday in his latest|sWollen by rains.. Outjof;the night|the ‘‘Wlhzard of Impersonators,” not ‘William Fox yesgern picture, ‘“The|comes a cry from'the raging water. [only an' impersonator but an artist Road Demon." iHe recognizes the voite 85 that of an lwho rivals even ine powers of Dr. This thrilling, speedy comedy of old ecircuit rider. He effects a res- Jekyll and Mr, Hyde. Such great western life is declared to be the best |cue which is sald to be'one of the | characters as Grant, Lee, Lincoln and {| Mix has made—which is’ 8aying|mcst thrilling stunts ever attempted | Roosevelt seem to iive before you in something for the clever Fox star. He|in @ moving picture production. living reality. * begins by swapping hl!*'hme-;(nor = " Smnh'.!nud, McGary. ari a clever Tony, of course) for a broken-down | song and dance team, whose agility auto on the desert, and finding the THE SILENT BARRIER” is a delight® to behold, and whose steering gear broken, he ul:s ‘his 1:;- } AT THE ELKO SUNDAY mngrsh !‘%L;J ovelr(‘;uln pleasing style. iat to guide the pesky thing. e % “The ree arney Giris,” Irish finally gets it going. He rides back o ropy Tgfig,’,;’g’;:,,’f:.'“_‘;‘::;;":n Merenaders, close the bill with much to the ranch. He can't stop the car.|An.erjican mining engineer like Her- harmony singing. He rides through a fence and then a|pert Hoover, and .a millionaire spec- “Beautifully. Trimmed"” featuring barn, and at length he yells to his|ylator, who threatens to ruin the love | Carmel Meyers is a photcplay which cowboy friends. to shoot a hole in the|asvair 'of the engineer during many | Precedes the vaudeville at the evening gof tank to make it halt. picturesque adventures in the Swiss|ShOWS tonight only. . The pace set in the opening scenes | Alps, Brought to the screen as the AN e Nmpegnd is maintained throughout the plc: | pext Hodkinson release, this Louis|“COUNTRY THAT GOD FORGOT” ture. He wine a road race with the|mraey production shows the fine skill REX TODAY. LAST TIMES car. But thefinish comes after thril-| of “Director Willlam Worthington. | - “Tne Country That God Forgot” ling stunts. He does some rescue|ang the excellent company of players, it b work that I8 hair-raising—and he peaded by Sheldon Lewis, Gladys ‘Hu- is to be the feature attraction at'tlie wins the hand of pretty Claire Ander- lette, Florence Dixon and Corinne| xpneater today. son, his leading woman. Barker.. Many wondertul photo-| wasres 15 & 8tory of the Western Others in the cast are Charles K. graphic efforts are to be seen in “The wasles: and & nisa's:love for ¢ wo French, George Hernandez, Lloyd Silent Bargier” which comes to the | Nan who i rores O marshall Bacon, Sid Jordan, Charles Arling. Elko theater Sunday and Monday. Neil Harold Goodwin, Billy Elmer and Frank Tokawaja. Lynn F. Reynoldss ‘wrote and directed the story. i Pals,” directed also*“The. Big Punch.” billed as S , who is_probably one of the greatést directors of today. Mr. Neil- Mark Bower (Sheldon Lewis) is a|an has just ‘scored two distinct tri- millionaire speculator ,and hecomes|umphs in his latest productions, ““The acquainted with a clever young ac- Riverlg End,” and “Don't Ever Mar- tress, Milicent Jacques, and with Etta!ry,” and in “The Country That God | OLIVE THOMAS SHOWS IN Stampa. ' ‘He‘then meets Helen Wyn-| Forgot,” he brings forth some of his ton. 'An adventurous journey is tak-| best work. : LAST PICTURE. ELKO TONIGHT | on by the party through the helghits|. In this picture he has assembled a Again Olive Thomas will headline of the Swiss Mountains where Bower prominent c¢ast. which includes Tom the photoplay program at the Elko meets the Swiss guidg who'is the fa-| Santchi, famous for his portrayal in | tonight and Saturday and this time ther of Etta Stampa. Only her si-|*“The Spoilers,” and now being star- her role is that of poor little “No- lence stands betwéen Bower ‘and|red in Goldwyn. productions., = Mr. body” on the County Poor Farm, but ' death. The events at the famous St.| Santchi plays the leading role in this in spite of her lowly position her|Moritz Carnival and in a little moun- producuon in his ua\ml virile man- radiant persomality and unfailing |tain village crowd upon each other. | ner. cheerfulness wins hér the subrlqnet The American mining engineer (Don-| Mary Chnrl;ou. :m-mer leading hdyx{ of “Everybody’s. Sweetheart,” which [ald Cameron) plays a strong part in|{gor Henry B, Walthall and other has been appropriately chosen as the |the great crisis. promlnent sluu and George Fawecett, | RE X TODAY LAST TIME “The Country That God Forgot” with @ PRI Tom Santschi, Mary Charlson and ; "~ George Fawcett A Big Smashing Story of the Western Wutes and of aMan’s Love for a Woman Directed by MARSHALL NEILAN “THE SON OF TARZAN” MUTT & JEFF Matinee: 2:30—7:10-9:00 SHOWING SATURDAY ONLY It’s there with the punch in title and in action Coming—William Fox presents— S |l BUCK JONES | damdmionrmd The popular W estern star, in “THE BIG PUNCH” A Thrilling Narrative of a Young Circuit Rider in the Weste: —SUNDAY— Coming—William Fox presents— TOM MIX—in “THE ROAD DEMON?” Story and dérection by Lynn F. Reynolds Rex Orchestra e the- former Grlmm‘xlhg directing Vitagraph produ n JOTURE—HERE TOMORROW |other principals in- the gasf re- | Monday, April 4th;i19%1;at 8 oeloe m ing. supporting mefi:bers are ['p.-m. for the Sablishing for the‘nerio les Gerrard, Will Machin and {of one year from April 28th, 1921, in oria Forde. isome newspaper now published .and is, which has been printed and publish- ed and in general circulation in the City of Bemidji, for at least one year past, all’ the; offizial proceedings of the council and other matters requir- ed by the charter, or ordinances und I “The Countiry That God Forgot,” title of this new Selznick production. ihis. chief/character a man hated and & drama of exceptional interest and the | is a story which' will appeal to all. IXnterpretad and directed - by such Following his great success in|true, the little Wait Mary khinks con-| That 18 “Hlack Pawl.” His first mate | weil-known people it cannot fail to in which he received |tinually of the day when the and her | is his som, “Red Pawl.” reared .n hat- | arouse the most stolid person in its boy companion John, alsoyn inmate |red and bitierness and like a lurking 'action and strong appealing force. ' strange | erpcwer his sire on the first sign of | /s d ‘:k /an Iaa':l theemck himself. PROPOSAAES mr%sggy rmrme o T TR Sealed bids will be received by the| lished. most stirring stage \mderslgnell v.o be opened hetote the ' 2 el Saas ctluns are(at a regular meeting ta’ be’ held o] resolutions of the city. as defined by the statutes of the state, sellmg prices to the Consumer Public- t ud@wllcigmcquncq of the City- of Bemld,u ‘Such proposals shall state the prlee per legal folio of 250 ems nonpariel,! {for the first imsertion and for addi-| =itional-insertions of all matter sn,flm The city cupncll reEerVed) WA AENL (tgClgeation now is uul.no\\u STE[N City Cle deJi. }finn o March 24th, 1921% Y Sealed hld: will \g | Underki ;zed to bé o (4 | g % 23-25- 26 meeung of ‘the city council o! the eity {ot Bermid}i, Minn.. {o be held on Mon- ¥ /. |aay.April 18, 1921 for Some Large Emeralds. | also be considered. any the same. | The 'six and frejsct any or all bids. pound ememld was Ohi thd erbwn jewels of Russia, dnd Bemfdn Minn., March 28.-1921.. - 500 feet of two and one—‘na]t lnch' One South American country . has |double jacket, Yubber lined hose. % produced an ‘emerald. of 630 carals size and claimed it was the largest emerald in the world, and then learned that flelds in’ the Ural mountains have produced. ‘emeralds that weighed six I and ' three-quarters pourds, while the South. American stone weighied only’j one-third ‘of a pound. three-quarter . Quotations to be ¥. 0.8, Bemdii. Payments to be made in city warrant drawing 6 per cent interest, shoulu - -Certified check -in sum of 10 pe) cent of-amount of bid should accom- The, council rese/rves the right to GEO. STEIN, City Clerk. 3t3-25-26-! 28 : We have ecldeé upon ‘a pollcy of retrenchment 30 as to enable’us to 'reduce our: A reduction in our general overhead expense will enable us to make prlces low' real value for every dollar he expends. . - enough to.undersell all competitors and make prices low enough to give every consumer Our store space and clerk hire is beihg' cut in half. omise, here are a few prices on articles thatomlses, here are a few prices on articles that we are long in, that should get your trade and that of your neighbors and your friends. We want your trade—all of it. The prices we here quote are extra specml to enable us to remove into our remod- eled store with as little additional expense as possible. ; bk .- Peanut: Butter, strictly fresh and pure, 10-lblots . .........vo00 Flour, Ada’s Best, patent, 98-1b sack $4.90 Flour, Ada’s Best patent, 49-1b sack . $2.50 Oats, per 80-Ib sack . ... $1.40 Corn, per 80-lb sack . ... $1.60 'Bran ... $1.45 Middlings! 2555000 0t e e oo dauivd $1.45 Hay, perton........... $13.50 Tomatoes, 3-1b cans, 6 for ........ 96¢ Tomatoes, 2-1b cans, 6 for ........ 73c Condensed Milk, tall cans, per doz. . $1.45 Condensed Mllk tall cans, each . 12¢ Soda Crackers, per 10 lbs at . ... .. $l.60 Corn‘Meal, 104b sack ........... 45¢ Corn Meal 25-lbsack ..........¢ 98¢ s, CAN GOODS 3 No. 2 Strawberrles, heavy syrup . 98¢ 3 No. 2 Raspberries . .9 “8"No. *Z’Bla’k’RfispBenles Wy 3'No. 2 Pilfeapple, sliced ... ... ... 3 No. 2 Pineapple, grated 3 No. 2 Mixed Vegetables 123c .3 No. 2 3 No.2 g:xg :. No. 10 caznis Solld Pack Apples ..... 63c ~ No. 10 cans Tomatoes . 48c No. 10 cans Pit Cherries .........! '$1.63 No. 10 cans Blueberries . ....... ..$1.68 - No. 10 cans Pincapple, sliced ......$1.10 No. 10 cans Blackberries .........$143 No. 10 cans White Syrup .......... 85¢ No. 10 cans White Syrup, case ....$4.80 1-qt bottles 50-50 Maple Syrup. . ... 90c 7-0z glass Spiced Onions, glass .... 21c 7-0z glass Chow-chow, glass ... s 17¢ i EXTRA 12 cans'Peaches, heavy syrup ..... $3.28 /12 No.8i¢ansPeaches . ........... $1.68 Heavy Canvas Gloves, pair ....... 18c Heavy Canvas Gloves, per doz. ... . $1.95 . - Army Sox, all wool, 8 for......... $1.23 3tall cansSalmon ............... 40c 3 largeoval cansSalmon .. ........ 55¢ 8 cans King Oscar Salmon ........ 69c 3 cans Imported Smoked Salmon ... 67c 6°3-1b cans Tomatoes ... .. S W 89c 6 2-1b cans Tomatoes ............. 78¢c 1 1b Gloss Stareh, pkg ... .vovvn.. 6¢c 5 lbs Gloss Starch pkg ........... 35¢ 5-l1b.can Baking Powder ... ... ... 85¢ -:10-can Baking Powder .......... $1.70 16 pkgs Macaroni . .o............ $1.00 12 tall cans Milk ... ...20 e $1.45 Large Cluster Raisins, Ib .......... 26¢ Santa Clara Prunes, 1b:. ... . .. SR e 14c Santa Clara Prunes, 25-1b box ..... $2.89 Whole Peaches, 1b ... ... ......... 14¢ No. 1-Galvanized Wash Tubs ... .. $1.10 14-qt Galvanized Pails ‘.. ......... 47¢ 14-qt Heavy Galvanized: Palls, with iron rim and édrs, eac¢h " ;.. ... 89¢ Heavy Enamel Pails; each ........ $1.92 Heavy, Enamel Dippers; each .. ... 47c Heavy Enamel Coffee Pots, each . ..$1.43 Heavy Enamel Coffee Cups each. .. 27c Milk Strainers ............... ‘... 83c l-qt Tin Dippers .. &2 0% i oo - 21c 3-tine Hay Forks, each .......... $1.18 4-tine Long Handle Fork ......... $1.38 5-tine Short Handled Fork ........ $2.31 6-tine Long Handled Fork ........ $2.28 Long Fork Handles, each ...... ‘.. B7c Long Fork Handles, ironed, each... 88c Garden Hoes,each .............. 98¢ Garden Rakes, each . ... ......... "78¢ Large Splint Clothes Baskets ..... $1.78 No. 2 size Clothes Baskets ........ $1.43 (Either one is large enough to make a crib for the baby). Clothes Wringers, each .- .. ... .. $5.48 Assorted Sugar Cookies, in wooden boxes, weight about 28 1bs, 1b. . . . 21¢ You will soon want to do some paintin tamly save some money at these prices. . Ho riving you Jobbers’ Prices. uvuve Green House Paint, gal . ..... $2.10 Pearl Grey House Paint, gal ...... $2.15 Colonial Yellow House Paint, gal. .$2.20 Light Grey House Paint, gal . ... .. $2.15 Shutter Green House Paint, gal . ..$2.55 Slate House Paint, gal ........... $2.15 Buff House Paint, gal ............ $2.15 Lana Oil Buttermilk and Picnic Hams, fresh and ¢losely trimmed, about 8 Ibs, per1b . /| SOAP—Jergen’s Bath Tablets assorted, per box, 12 bars lycerlne Soap, B2 Darse. s o5 o oy e v U g and interior decorating and you can cer- w can we do it? 'We Job this brand and are Interior Enamel,qt .............. $l.2i Paint and Varnish Remover, qt. . . .. 89c Certainteed Furniture Polish, per bot 45¢ Certainteed Furniture Polish, per bottle, 50c size .. .. .. Cedar Spray Polish .. .. Pienic Hams. largerperdb o ... oou.uiiie e RERLR M o ; Yours for Hones| \Busnieu, Low Prices and a Square Deal to Buyer and to Seller Kaplan Block 'FORD & COMPANY Phone 160 | l