Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 27, 1921, Page 5

and Mrs. Frank Payne of Ball Club were Bemidji visitors today. F. A. Hertling of Guthrie spent Tuesday in the city on business. D. B. Lynch of Moose Lake was a business vistor in the city Tuesday. .. Get *‘Jack” Rtodekuhr to cry your sale, Licensed. Phone 841. 4-5-tt P. W. Roork of Thief River Falls| was a Bemidji business visitor today. Miss Laura G. Sherwood of Red| Lake was a visitor in the city Tues- day. A. A. Campbell of Grand Rapids spent Tuesday in the city on busi- ness. 7 $50,000 to loan on farms. The| Dean Land Co., Bemldji, Minnesota. | 10-27u Ed. Tostrud of Buena Vista is transacting business in Bemidji this|- week. | | Mre. Lucy Redelle of Turtle River is a business visitor in Bemidji this week. | Everbearing strawberries, progres- sive. $2.50 per 100. Beltrami Nur- sery, south of Greenwood cemetery. Phone 363-J. 6t4-30 | Mrs. B. E. Raymond of Frohn drove to Bemidji Tuesday and visit- ed friends. W. B. Hayden and H. L. Gould of Brainerd were Bemidji business visit- ors Tuesday., . Our motto is quality! Our.strength is service. Phelps’ Grocery. Phone 657. 1mon6-22 J. E. Cowan and John Thorson of | Northome were Tuesday business vis-| Aitors in Bemidji. Mrs. George [Feigle of Northern;; was the guest of friends while shop-; ping in Bemidji Tuesday. Shrubs. Hydmnéea. spirea, Van Haulty hardy roses, honeysuckle, li- lacs, and others. Beltrami Nursery south of Greenwood cemetery. Phone 363-J. 6t4-30 Miss Eva Fennendahl of Black- duck -came to Bemidji this morning and has secured -a position here. Whitney Brown anteed to Turtle River Tuesday evening to visit his parents, Mr. and Brs. H. A Brown. \ Trees. Box elders, elm, Norway | Sizes, 34 to 44 inchds bust. Price, 35 | onpies, hollyhotks and otliers. | Mrs. J. Scarrott and son Clyde were guests ‘of ‘thé B, "ArnoM’ family at} | Nymore Monday evening. | i | Mrs. Mary mble has recently had her house on Doud avenue mov- ed to Seventh street where she owns |a couple of lots. Hammond returned to- Mrs. ! at-| | M. | i |day from McIntosh where she | tended the funeral of H. M. Wilson infant, her grandehild. a | Mr. and Mrs. O. Esterby, 903 Ir- | | Pinewsod: where they were the guests ‘of relatives for a few days, Carl Howe of Oregon, who was icalled here by the serious illness of his father, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. W. C. Harding and family, at 713 Thirteenth street. . U. Strahm of Glasgow, Mont., and more recently empleyed in Iowa, has A. E." Wickham as manager of the Troppman grccery department. family will arrive here later, havir been delayed on account of illn Garlock and ¢ evening {Minneapo where Dr. Garlock |attend the medical clinic in session B there, and Mrs. Garlock will visitl frien They expect to to DISTINCTIVE AND SMART iBemit;x -Saturday merning. « ) e ‘Smart and expressive of the spirit of | youth,” is the decision handed down on | her, George Detty and Mr. this tailleur in dark blue twillcord. The |Velesky, members of the Gopspel team jacket has a convertible collar, iaserted |of the First Baptist church of Bemid- pockets and_hangs in slightly full effect |ji went by auto Sunday to Grant Val- about the hips. The fronts are held to- |ley and assisted in the services held gether with link buttons. The skirt isa |at the Edgemont Sunday school. two-piece gathered model, with straight MY V. Dr. and Mrs. A\, return Alfred Hayes, E. Hinkley, H.'® . & self-belt. ~ Medium_size requires 334 Hardy pianis. Poenies, phlox, li yards-54-inch material. . pinks, Shasta daisy, golden glow, €r Pictorial Review Jacket No. 9297. |Sweet Williams, - gallardia, oriental G e S NS Bel- W cents. - Skirt No. $831. Sizes, 24 t0 38 [trami Nursery, south of Greenwood i inches waist. Price, 25 cents. cemetery. Phone 363-J. I —_— M A. T. Carlson left yesterday for ! IN APPRECIATION 4 the Twin Cities to spend several days| We wish to thark our friends for R on business. [iflowers sent to Melntesh for the Wil |son baby. - H. L. Huffman -returned this morn-| Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wilson.. ing from Minneapolis and St. Paul] where he has spent several days| transacting business. | Mr. and Mrs REWARD FOR ANY KIND of reai estate deal,| A reward of $25 will be ‘paid tc1 see or write Willits & Olson, the the person or persons giving inform- land men. 1-1tf | ation leading to thre conviction of the | party or parties who broke into my Mr. and Mrs Fred Johnson have |garage and office and stole money, moved from 506 Scott avenue, in therefrom on the night of-Tuesday, the Fifth ward, to the new house|April 2¢. - erected by Olaf Risland. - 14t4-3 C. W. JEWETT. Cash paid for Liberty bhonds. G., B. Hooley, Northern Grocery Co. | 1-19tf | New Smoke-Burning Device. A new water-cooled baflle-plate ce- vice for installation in {he firebox of a conventional up-draft furnace has the effect of converting it into one having some of the characteristics of’ the down-draft type. It is deseribed Mss. R. L. Given was among the the number who went to Detroit, Minn., Tuesday to attend the District Sunday School Institute in session there. poplar and mountain ash. Beltrami! Nursery, south Greenwood cemetery. | Phone 363-J. 6t4-30) Miss Capitola Stewart is reported: 40 be i1l at her home and unable to] ‘attend 'to her' duties at the Bazaar| store. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Rasmussen are, ‘erecting a summer cottage at Waville an? expect to occupy it about the aniddle of May. Dance will be held at the old Arm- ory, April 29th. Music will be fur- nished by Schuck’s 4-piece whirlwind jazz orchestra. Everybody welcome. i 4t4-27 Miss Hazel Olson of Deer River vame to Bemidji -Monday to anenq‘ the mid-spring term at the Bemidii State Teachers’ college. Mrs. C. L. Medley of Tenstrike is in Bemidji this week with her little granddaughter, Myra Medley, who is receiving medical treatment. «Jack” Rodekuhr, licensed auc- tioneer, will sell ‘anything for you; get in touch with him for your sale. Phone 841. 4-5tf Mrs. Henry Brown of Turtle River came ito Bemidji Tuesday, lon the morning train and Grove a new Ford roadster home in the afternoon. The house occupied by Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Olson, 1013 Irvine ave- nue, has been purchased by Ben Lund- gren, and he expects to move into it in June. | On Friday, of last week, a ‘baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stevens, 816 Irvine avenue.} Mrs. Stevens and daughter are re- ported to be doing fine, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gaie of Red- wood Falls, were in Berid, Tuesday | en route to Thief River Fails to visit friends and relatives for a short time. | They report the roads in very bad | condition- from the receilt rains. NOTARIES PUBLIC ATTENTION | The new law requires 1li notaries public to stamp their nzame as well as write them on documents and pa- pers where they take ackaowledga- ments. The Pioneer Stationery Store | can supply you with rubber name stamps on short notice. Order by leph r in person. Tel. 799-7.} telephone o pe B | visiting friends and relatives, and in Popular Mechanies. Its construc-| tion is simple, consisting of two hol- low steel compartments of different | heights, arranged crosswise of the | firebox, at a point somewhat to the. rear of the center, with the hizher one at the back, thus dividing the, fire- box into two distinct combustion zones. As the two chambers are sep- arated by a few inches and the higher one reaches to the boiler by the crownsheet, the gases and smoke lib- erated by the forward portion of the fire are forced to pass over the top | of the low forward section, down be- | | 'tween it and the rear section, under e ‘| the latter, and over the hottest part | The Elks Entertainment commit-| of the fire, where they are consumed. tee announces that invitations have| been. issued for their dance Friday | | night of this \veek;, 'Music will !Je Liberality. furnished by Dot Van's Syucn%&:tl;i Liberality con s less in giving much than in giving at the right mo-| ment.—La Bruyere. Mrs. Bertlia Schmide has been in Minneapolis for the past few days expects to return to Bemidji about May 1. H If you have something you don’t want or need, let your neighbor buy | it. List it with “Jack” Rodekuhrs sale. Phone 841. 9d-5-4 Mrs. ‘Given-McGhee Tteturned to Bemidji Tuesday from a three weeks’ | visit with her daughters, Mrs. E. D. Donaldson and Miss Margaret Mc- Ghee at Aurora. Mrs. D. Wilcox returned last night from Minneapolis where she visited | her son, Harvey, and daughter, Mrs. | Just So. A. N. Gould, for the past five weeks.| When opportunity knocks , at the/| Margaret Gould, daughter of Mr. and | goor a good many put on an extr Mrs. A. N. Gould returned to Bemidji | joveq jazz record.—Louisville Courier | Journal. ! | with her. | Frostproof cabbage plants will makes heads in three weeks, earlier . than others. Will stand 8 to 10 de- The largest insect known, but now grees above zero. Beltrami Nursery, | extinct, was a dragon fly, \\'h»ich had south of Greenwood cemetery. Phone | & wing-spread measuring two feet. b 363-T. 6t4-30 | Giant Insect. tertained My Presbyterian th® erening at the E. Nelson, 11 been engaged to take the place of |man will hold its r the 1. 0. O. F hall His|at 8 o'clock | will be initiation. be served after the busin recelved many pretty birthday from her guests. 6t4-20 dames E. J. Gould, E. P, Gould Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hammond. 80 to W. C. Larson. night are asked to.not NAUGLES ENTERTAIN and Mrs. Archie Naugle en-| . and Mrs, B. W, Aldrich | dinner Tuesday evening. | Mr. t 6 o'cloc Ivine avenue, returned Tuesiay frcm’| PRESBYTERIAN DIVISION TO MEET THIS EVENING miscetlanecus divisien of (he Ladies’ Aid will meet me of Mrs. A. The {YEOMAN LODGE TO HOLD MEETING THURSDAY NIGHT The Brotherhocd of American Yeo- lar meeting at | hursday evening which time there Refreshments will at BIRTHDAY LAWN PARTY Mre. E. E. Kenfield entertained about thirty little guests this after- ngon at a lawn daughter Pluma’s tenth birth anni- versary. ing the afiernocn, and Mr rved a birthday lunch. Miss Pluma |{ party. in honor of her Games were enjoyed dur: Kentiald gifts! ST. PHILLIP'S LADIES' AID WILL MEET TOMORROW The Ladies’ Aid society of St. Phil- p's church will meet Thur v aft- rnoon &t ‘the home of M ould, 717 America avenue. There ill be a business n and sooial me, and lunch will be served, Mes- nd . F. Corrigan being the hostesses. OYAL NEIGHBORS T0O HOLD WEINER ROAST TOMORROW All Royal. Neighbors who wish to the weiner ro: tomor one of the OIS ALICE JOYCE sCousin Kate| Mrs. Sidney Drew directed it better than book or play BRING THE GHILDREN Admission 10c-25¢ Eflko Tonight—Last Times | f But she arrived somewh | And found a loyal heart The Daintiest Sta “THE LITTLE The Daintiest Comedy of the Year “FIRE BUGS”—A 2-part Comedy" She was a little “girl from nowhere.” ere waiting. William Fex presents r on the Screen MISS SHIRLEY MASON WANDERER” T 10 GRAND 30-9:00 > M,hd?fi-&'m’ille’l P Ystewart Ednand "A THRILLER! VAUDEVILLE FRIDAY JOUBLESHS A breath catching drama vibrant with action, seething with sur- Red Book Magazine. “The Girl and, the Goof” GRAND —SAT. and SUN.— in—“Father's Wife" PRATHER & WILEY | {K prises and thribbing with romance. lFrom the novel as published in—- " VIOLET & LEWIS Ccmedy Novelty Acrobats BENSON & JOHNSON | clww L. G ver L Tiom-, B Arnold qrji(l“r‘.‘s sometime. hefore - to- noom, #0 that arrangemente Dsear morrow may be ‘made for automobiles. Those who will attend aréd to mect at the Odd Fellows hall at 6130, MRS. GLIDDEN SURPRISED A pleasant surprise party wa Tuesday evening on Mrs. I den at her home in Fifth war ¢ and music and enjoyed. Lunch was served at a lae hour by the self-invited guests. They presented Mrs. Glidden three pieces of cut gl ‘Those present were Mesdames Dan McGaffigan, W son, .\. Paulson, C. Titus, F. Hammend, G. Birnsdale, Moody, G. Johnson, ¥. Koop, C. Wayman, G. Bridgeman and B. Lane. PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY ' SOCIETY MET YESTERDAY The Miscionary society of the Pres- byterian church met Tuedday after- noon at the home of Mrs. J. H. Koors, Minnesota avenue. Several pa- s were given on home and foreign sionary work, as follows: Mrs. L. Olson told of the “Industrial Work Being Done in Africa”; Mrs. A. Sthol read an article entitled “The Lantern social Mrs. L. P, Warford gave on the ‘“Latest News from ields™; Mrs. J. Essler read Th the Iar Corners,” tell- an article ing of a missionary's trip into the ; Mrs. Battles told of accomplished at Bed- wilds of Afrie the work bein del University; Mrs. Andrew War- tield told cf the work at “The ) 1 also read > Schoal” ' “THE MIRACLE MAN™ Is Coming ELKO | THEATRE | THURS. ¥ A Mrs. Al Harris itold of the “Gilles- pie Scheol,” and gave a talk about the. “*Negro Moses,” Marcus Garvie, who plans to lead the black millions to their promised land, Africa; and M Hiteheock added a few items of interest along missionary lines. Aft- er the program, which was much en- joyed by all, the society had a social time, and Mrs. Koors se:ved a lunch. There were 27 present, Ancestry Probably Perslan. Tn the mountaing of southern Arabia, n region of tremendous crags and precipices, lives a mysterious tribe of people who are entlrely different from the Arabs, They are far lighter n color, and live in villages, not tents. They are said to be a relic of the Persian army which invaded the couns ry nearly 1,000 years ago. Has Other Things to Do. wphe world owes me a livin'," said Jud Tunkins, “but the world never Qid much sittin’ up nights worryin' about its debts” 'PAGE FIVE Wonderfui Babylon. The -eity, of Babylen, « when built by Nebuchadnezzar, formed one of the greatest and most magniticent thad world has ever st Ancient his-’ torians can find no words to describe the grandeur of the palaces, the splendid edifices,’ large gardens and pleasure grounds, especially the hang- ing gardens, a sort of lofty terraced structure supporting earth enough to grow tree: Going Chicago One Better. Well-Dressed Girl (on street car)— Why, her and me were the best of friends before him and her met. Of course, this Is hetween you and L— Boston Transecript. Dietary Example. enchers, according to relinble tistics, live much longer than other men. Which demonstrates the theory that most men eat too often.und teo much.—Lexington Leader. Thomas H. UGLAS DO Ince presents THE BAIT MADRICE TOORNEUR PRODUCTION wHOPE HAMPTON Q@ GParamount GPiclure . Tl N for— for $1.75, now ... “Treasure $3.50, now ... % urday at—14 Price. A1 sell them at LN & NI <@ I g A1, AW G AT [N WA ‘ll'"s g p \‘u “Swiss Milk Package,” Package,” Any box of Candy for Friday and Sat- BOOKS! Abercrombie & McCready k s ||'$|4“I|I‘ 'ql"llg "lsl' 'Il'$l' e’ ‘Iw" A %“'[l‘ i i;.. P AT ATy, A TSR (1S [, A1 TR0 AT .n. A1, AT D, 1 TR 1 T Must Sell on“Ac.coi‘mt of Remodeling The workmen are here now to remodel our store building and business will be disrupted to some extent until they have completed their work FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, —:— —:— We offer the following items at a big discount, rather, than to put them aside out of the way: Johnston’s Famous Chocolateis “Extraordinary Package” Formerly $1.75 to $3.50 now........ $1.00 “Triad Package,” farmerly $1.75 formerly formerly $1.75 BOOKS! B Half Price FANCY BASKETS Very popular—but we will take our loss now—all Fancy Baskets we have on hand to go at Half Price INDIAN MOCCASINS If we still have your size you can make a decided saving at Half Price MAC’S CONFECTIONERY ROYAL BANNER CIGAR “Special size, per box of 50— $4.00 \ b PRSI il . K PN, AT, A1 < <G O0KS! Our stock of “best sellers” is quite comiplete—but, rather than have ¥ them soiled by moving them or storing during the remodefing, we will ¢ 1 L ‘. . \ " Third Street