Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 12, 1921, Page 2

" PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY . THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. G. E. CARSON, President E. H. DENU, Sec. and Mgr. G. W. HARNWELL, Editor J. D. WINTER, City Editor ' Telephone 922 Entered at the postoffice at Bemidji, Minnesota, as second-class matter, under Act of Congress of March 8, 1879, No attention paid to anonymous contributions. . Writer's name .must be known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. Commu tions for the Weekly Pioneer must reach this office not later than Tuesday. of each week to insure publication in the current issue. § SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier One Year .$6.00 Six Mofithfl“ ggg One Year oni M ¥ One Month .55 Six Months One Week .16 Three Months By Mail $5.00 SS— 2 1.28 THE WEEKLY PIONEER—Twelve pages, published every Thursday | and sent postage paid to any address far, in advance, $2.0V. OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS #———————_—_—_ BLOWING OUR HORN The more stumps we blow, the more other people will blow about us. And right here is where we get the kind of advertis- ing we need. It has more weight with th~ world at large, when P o KR KRR K KKK F® ®ooaen . PINEWOOD o MEEEEEENESEE S80S0 Mrs. T. B. Millar spent Wednesday and Thursday visiting friends at Be- midji. T. O. Gelen, who has been in the hospital at Bemidji, where he under- went an operation, returned home Saturday. Mr. Gelen is improving and we wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs. 8. C. Miiler was a Bemidji | visitor Friday. The Basket social at Nelson's hall Saturday evening, given for the Pine- wood baseball team, was well attend- ed and between $60 and $70 was re- ceived from the baskets. There were */several Solway young folks present to help boost. The forest fire Sujday kept the residents of Pinewood busy_ for.a while as it got near the wood yard, but with plenty of help at hand it was soon under control. The first ball game of the season was played here Supday between the Pinewood team and a farmers’ team west of town there was a large large crowd present and they all did their best. The score.was 26 to 4 in favor of Pinewood. A. M. Thompson was & B"!(IJI visitor Wednesday. * Carl Clauson visited his family -at | tary of theImner Mission:of Northern Pelican Rapids Sunday: He drove back with' his car Sunday evening, Richard Elfiott’ returned from'St. Cloud Monday wjth a new Maxwell car. Mr .and Mrs. Misses Elsle and Helen Klinger and | ‘Wm. Klinger spent Sunday at Clear- water. lake, y C. A. Bye was a Solway visitor Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Olson . of Bemidji were visiting Mr, and Mrs. Nels Rude Sunday. S. C. Miller and KKK KKK KRR KK IR % . HORNET * KKK EEEKR KRR KK KKK Rev. A. G. Quaneman of Cyprus, and Mrs. I J, Hauge of Blackduck, motored out to the Winan school Sun- day morning where the former preached. Rev. Quanemen is secre- Miinnesota’ ey Robert C. Shaw of 3t. Paul, on a land clearing mission, spent Tuesday night at the home of his parents. The Ladies’ Aid society met Wed- nesday afternoon at the home of Mre. Emil Hines. Gusy and Herma Albert Cook of BI 2 this week and are working in the R. & A. saw-mill. - NELSON - THE SIGN MAN PHONE 578 o QUALITY FOO WAL sS4 TWEA and service that we are giving to our cus- tomers in our Foot-Wear Department will be given in our Repairing Department " We can make your old shoes look like new==try it if you: . ‘ ._ have not already done so. THE STOREOF ECONOMY AND QUALITY BEMIDJI SHOE STORE 315 Minnesota Ave. | Bemidji, Minn, 'CARLOAD . h““ " -with Hasslers U want daily scrvice from. your Ford Commercial Car— regardless of weather and road itions. Flassler Shock Absorbers Telp you secure such service, because they climinate much of the annoy- ance and destructiveness of winter “CHAMPION” POTATO MACHINERY CONSISTING OF . . PLANTERS—SPRAYERS—DIGGERS SEED POTATO CUTTERS Complete Stock of Extras road conditions. And what is more important, Hasslers will enable you tosaveone-thirdof your tire, upkeep STOUGHTON WAGONS and TARTAS) BRI AT TR YT IR S e Ny and depreciation costs! Hasslers will pay for themselves in just a few wecks! Put on while you wait—sold on 10 day trial— 5 stopin and let’s ) fix up your car. C. ‘W, JEWETT C0. other folks toot our horn, than if we were compelled to do it| ourselves. Of course, it is necessary for us to do some tooting, but when a county does something worth while the echo of the| horn will continue to resound for days and days. That’s just| the thing that is happening to us now with regard to the land| MANURE SPREADERS—AUTO TRUCKS & Christmas Plows, Drags, Discs and Cultivators clearing project under way. To date ten carloads of dynamite |ii have been brought to this county for the purpose of clearing ! § land -and pledges for the clearing of 15,000 acres this summer is the goal set. That this county will go over the top as usual] ig a foregone conclusion. > _ BEMIDJI, THE TRADE CENTER With the merchants of Bemidji launching a Market Day|: for each monkh, an increase of business from the surroundingi ternitory is a certainty. Whether every business house enters|g 1t will i into the project or not, the results will be noticeable. mean much to the people who have come to look upon Bemidji as their city and shopping center. It will mean the bringing of others here and that is the goal we are striving for. greater we make our trade zone area the better business will be for all, and the greater co-operation given by the business men tge greater the confidence of-the public in our desire to serv them. Ot BASEBALL FOR BEMIDJI The Naval Reserve baseball nine has been organized an it is a fine thing for Bemidji. The business men and citizen should get behind this great American game and support th boys in their laudible effort to place Bemidji-on the map in this line of sport. Go to it, boys, we’re with you, win or lose! 0 WE'RE FOR ROSE If Maintenance Supervisor David Rose will surface the road from the pavement on Fourth street tothe city limits with a good clay surface, we're for giving him a banquet fit for a king. We’ll bet, too, that more than one business man will fight for the right| to chip in and-pay: for the feed. TRNRL - | { o GOT YOUR AUTOLICENSE? . . The banks and garages have been “enjoying” a bit of variety in the issuing of application blanks for auto licenses the past few days. .We'll venture that it is about as profitable as) - selling revenue stamps. - i OVERHEARD BY EXCHANGE EDITOR T T LI T TErTERV I IE Te e reReremise st s iobtsln sttt oy 5 As t}m Nonpartisan league is to abandon the policy of having paid or- ganizers it seems safe to conclude that league organizinyg is no longer a pay- ing profession for the league leaders.—Grand Forks Herald. A tree will make a million matches. A match will destroy a million trees. Be careful with fires in the woods this summer.—Baudette Region. Those advocates of 13 months in a year are dared to go around and talk to the man who has just had his rent raised—St. Cloud Daily Times, There’s a telephone in every home where there is a marriageable daugh- ter.—Milwaukee Journal, The|: Only 32 weeks till Christmas, Deposit a dol- lar or mote each week in the savings depart- ment of the Security State Bank.. Then you will be able to buy those Yule-time gifts with- out ggng into debt. Interest added to princi- pal every three months without attention on the part of the customer. THE SEGURITY STATE BANK U;F. BEMIDJI A. E. Feir, Cashier Homer C. Baer, President B.'M, Gile,Vice-president . W. Z. Robinson, Vice-president - A A T——————r—— | BIG REDUCTION IN TIRES Kelley Springfield The Tire of Quality and Service The prices on these tires have been reduced . from, 20 to 80 per cent. Kelly Tires cést less per miie——why not use them? C. W. JEWETT CO., INC. TELEPHONE 970 BEMIDJI S ! "=‘lllIIIll_leIIIIIIIllIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIllllIIlIIIIIIIII|llII|IIIllI|,':' 1 AND ¢ LUBRICATING . “SEND IT TO THE LAUNDRY” IT WILL COME BACK CLEAN Ygu’l] always welcome the sight of our wagon returning with your home furnishings. If you have had work done by us in the past, that’s assurance enough for you that it’s the highest quality work. The fingat of curtain materials or drapes will come back to you in its best condition—clean and refreshened for another season of service. When you have Blankets, Lace Curtains, Pillows or Small Rugs to Clean— SEND IT TO THE STEAN LAUNDRY NOGO GASOLINE wwmics THE NORTHWESTERN KIND CAN BE HAD AT FILLING STATION PRICES ON AND AFTER MAY 1st; 1921 ° ‘AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES UP-TOWN— lllllllII!IIIIlli!IIllllllllllllllfllllllIIIIIIIIIIIHIIII MOTOR INN— Beltrami Ave BEMIDJI AUTO CO.— Minn. Ave. ED. AKRE— Nymore - NORTHWESTERN OIL CO. Filling Station—Near Great Northern Depot NOCO BRAND PRODUCTS GIVE ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION TO THOUSANDS OF MOTORISTS TRUCK AND TRACTOR OWNERS. GET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH \ USE NOCO . DT T LT U T LT THE PIONEER WANT ADS ING., BEMIDJI Auto Ac‘c'fiasories. Auto Oil, Tires, Tubes and etc. Bemidji, "F. M. PENDERGAST Telephone 17-F-4—or People’S Co-operative Store | Minn. BRING RESULTS DAILY P JONEER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS These 12 Re,as'ons N ‘Are mighty good ones why you should trade at this lstore, of course—because, at all times we have special values—and are in shape to »oifer to the trade best standard merchandise at a saving in prices. We base all our prices on present day costs. These 12 Items Are Special for Saturday and Monday Only" o PERCALES 4 36-in. wide, dark patterns; Blueg, Greys, Reds; in small figured stripes—also light patterns, in small lots, figures, stripes; in Blues, Blacks—very best standard grades—Special, Saturday and-Monday, 27-in. Lancaster Ginghams, fancy Plaids and Checks; these are strictly first grade and would sell for 25¢ at any time—Spe- cial, Saturday and Monday, per PEARL AND DRESS BUTTONS Regular 15c-10c -dgzen—Choice Satur- day and Monday, per doz —————————————————— HOSIERY ¢ Ladies’ White Hose, finé ribbed; a real 29¢ value—Special Saturday and Monday : Ladies’ Black Hose, a good 25c grade, sizes 814, 9, 914 and 10—Special Satur- day and Monday .. Children’s Black or White Hose, size 5 to 91%4—Special Saturday.. 2 CANDY 53 kinds—XKisses, - Jelly - Beans, Iard Mixed—Saturday ‘and ‘Monday, 1b....20¢c " CUPS AND SAUCERS Hudson shape, mediuin ‘size; 6 medium heavy, regular price $1.60 set: 6 cups and 6 saucers, Saturday and Mon- . Special Choice ... 4 4 KIDDIE KARS 3 sizes, 6 kinds; regular price $2.98, $2.75, $2.49—Saturday and Monday, $1.95 e ] VOILES ' "Extra fine Dress Voile, dainty, small pat- terns; medium, large flowered patterns; ‘range of fine colors; choice of many pieces; .some worth 98c—Saturday and Monday ... 49c : ~ RIBBONS Hair Bow Ribbons, plain colors; also’ flowered: Ribbons, up to 5 inches wide— Saturday and Monday, choice, yd....25¢ i CORSETS /Style-275—Colors, Pink; slender, back lace—fine Batiste material, elastic top; sizes 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26; regular price was $2.48, reduced to $1.98—Spe- cial Saturday : 98¢ (No exchanges on corsets) e ] Romper Suits or Coverall Suits, Blue Striped, stiffened, well made, very strong, easily washed; sizes 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8— Special. Saturday and Monday..........87¢c Curtain Screens, plain and fancy édges— Special Saturday’'and Monday....12%c Marquisette, plain or hemstitched; col- ors,, White, Cream and Beige—Saturday and Monday ........ PR e R M 25¢ Many Specials in Millinery ‘Department- : See These Also The Store of Big Values on Beltrami Avenue -