Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 12, 1921, Page 6

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M JESSUP SANS THAT TH BEAUTY OF LIVIN 1R A SMALL TOWN \S THAT FOLKS ALWANG o) |[SVMPATHIZE WITH NOL 1N TIMES OF TROUBLE, AND |F YOU/AWNT GOT AN TROUBVE Y SEHEVLL HOMT:NOU: UP SOME! ALEC GLUPP SANS |F THIS TOWN ONLY WUZ URTO-DATE AND SUPPORTED A FEW GOOD HOLD-UP MEN, HE'D HAD AN EASIER TIME EXPEAININ =0 TH' MISSUS WHAT HAPPENED O WIS WEEKS WAGES TH! NIGHT HE GOY CLEANED AT AFRICAN GOLF ¢ BILL KENDAL SANS, THEY GOY YO SHOW Wi MHERE ~TH' FAIR SEX \S GITTIN' SO BLAMED UNWOMBNLY OVER WHES 1T USED O B VIHEN HIS GRANDMOTHER SMOKED ACLAN PIPE! QONSIDERARLE COMMOTION WUZ CAUSED ON JAIN SYREET SUNDAY WHEN'A GANG OF KIDS DRAGGED BUB ST P 1O PROTOGRAPHER PERKING) A WHERE A PICTURE OF BUB WUZ ON DISPLAY N Don’t Be a Dishwasher BUB LOOKED EVEM SILLIER THAR WS PHOYO A Missouri man dropped dead while ! 5 washing dishes for his ‘wife. The 7 & St. Cloud Times suggests that this should be a warning to other hus- 1f eggs come down a little more, maybe one can borrow an egg or two from the neighbors without giving a chattel mortgage on the Kkitchen E bands. | B Probably thé wife was sitting in r the parlor where she could see the 4 Mitchen sink. i —Deon’t Fall for That— 1 'Just Think § i i | S cabinet. And then a fellow could B ¢ 3 wear a little yellow of on egg on his beard without causing unjust sus- picion, —~Grand and Glorious— The Good 01d Days An old-timer says that he can re- member when coal was selling for $4 a ton and when you went to buy coal, the dealer would mark- the bill down on a slate untiil your next pay day. It must be a terrible feeling for | HIDES that old-timer now, when he sees the | slate delivered with the coal. {figmsiidess Nomdd —Hew Ceal Does Change— i Kipp hides, No. 1, 1b 3 i Hard Luck Pursues Calf skins, No. 1, Ib. b = | MINNEAPOLIS 1S MARKETING BONDS FOR IMPROVEMENTS real entrance into the couneil ofthe alljes are greatly exaggerated and that no considerable number of re- % ublican senators are disturbed over The Ladies’ Aid of the Salvatiion|Martin.)—President Harding has|it. Semator Lodge called at the Army will meel at the home of Mrs.heen assured by republican leaders| White House to convey this assur- Knudson, 623 Fourth street, Friday|of the senate that reports of semsa-|ance perosmally:to Harding, it was afternoon. Everyone is invited. tional diesatisfaction over America’s' learned. | F1vE RANDITS HOLD VP PAIR AND GET $7.000 Chicago, May 12—Five bandits (By 'United Press) & held up Carl Lauer, state commeraial Minneapolis, May 12.—Minneapo- and savings bank messenger, and lis yesterday was marketing $1,231,- | william Luck, police announced to- 5 000 in municipal bonds to improve|day and secured $7,000. . .be-6e . Be-ge |streets and parks. 6c-7¢c| Among the impfovements contem- .Tc-8c|plated is parking Lake Nokomis, 50¢-60c | Minnehaha Falls, made famous by ....$2-$3|name and located in the Minnehaha creek valley. Together with Min- nehaha falls the place figures in SALVATION ARMY LADIES' HARDING GIVEN ASSURANCE AID TO MEET TOMORROW |- OF REPUBLICAN SENATORS Washington, May 12. (By L. C. MARKETS [ Hard luck sure pursues a man of Ez::g";’m:“"l&;g". our acquaintance who was planning | 3 to put in a nice garden 'this spring . : and had the ground nl.l ready mapped POTATOES Longfellow’s Hiawatha. The Lake H out in H's mind ready to begin oper- Chicago, May 12.—Potato receipts, | Nokomis distifict, it is: planned, will atlons, only to find that the nefghbor, 35 cars,~ 014 market stronger. Nor-|be made ome of the miost popular whose tools he wat/ going to LOIYOW, | ihern whites, sacked and bulk, $1 to|parks in Minneapolis. had moved from the neighborhood. £1.15. New market weaker. Louis- It would seem that you can’t depend |{\ 15" ound whites, cacked, $8.60 to TTEEEE 3 ol pur. nelphors ags more: $3.65. Texas triumphs, sacked, $4| ARNTSON GEPS BIG TEN | § —Any ‘More?— tc $4.50. Florida per bbl No. 1, $9. o i oy ptsenn pile & INTERCOLLEGIATE MEDAL i i e :the Smerstitions UNION BAND DAKGE IS : All superstitious persons are here- POSTPONED ONE WEEK Minneapolis, May '12.—Neil Arnt- gon, fociball angd: basketball star of by reminded that tomorrow is Friday the Thirteenth and they are advised to act accordingly. The dance to have been given last|the University. of Minnesots, today/| —But'Act Anywey— evening at the old armory by the:wasawarded the Big Ten intercotlegi- Bemidji Union band, to raise fundsiate medal of honor. . Qualifications to pay their railroad fare to Inter-!for the medal are supremacy in ath- pational Falls when they will accom- |leties and as a student, moral charae- pany the Bemidji firemen to the state | ;0. 213 standfng are also taken into convention, was postpomed * on ac- z count of the unfavorable weather, |CORS!deration.. Arnetson’s home is in Red Wing. Tickets purchased for the dance last night will be valid at the next dance, which will be held Wednesday eve- ning, May 18. i (By United Press) Picturesk ENGLISH EVANG. LUTHERAN (Missouri Syned) ' MINNEAPOLIS JEWEIRY Bemidji: No services on Sunday. ARL Adult Bible class. on Tuesday eve- STORE ROBBED: E X TODAT. ning. S‘llbl'ect for discussion: “Paul in Greece.” Copfitmation. class on Wednesday ‘evening, Choir rehearsal on Thursday evening. 5 1 t % (By United Press) Minneapolis, May 12.—A brick |elry estimated at $3,600 was missing. wrapped in a newspaper was found in the window of E. A. Fenberg's jewelry store here early today. Jew- Six months ago a window smasher got $2,000 worth of jewels in the Frohn: No services on Sunday. Choir rehearsal on Friday evening- Christian Day school on Saturday. Hines: Services in the school house on Sunday morning-at 10:15 same way. i 1o’clock. An acsension sermon will | T TR be preached. Confirmation class on Monday evening. - ; COLONEL GEORGE HARVEY Hagili: Services .in the Strand PRESENTS HIS CREDENTIALS{school house at.3:o’clock. ~Sunday ! school at 2:15 o’clock. Baptisms im- (By United Press) mediately. after ‘services. - | London, May 12.—Colonel George| Tenstrike; Vesper service in the “Days Before Reel Sports” ~ |Harvey, American ambassador to|%chool house at 7:45: o'clock. Busi- (With apologies to “Unk" Meyers’ |Great Britain presented-his credenti- | ness meeting and: social of Walther All-Stars.) B als to King George today. The cabi- | Leogne immediately .alter service, —_And Baseball Scandal— ~ | net at Buckingham Paface completed | = Poor Farm: Services and musicale = tormalities incident to, his assuming | on Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock: Curfew Catches |the pasition. He pafd his first visit | = All welcome. Chicago Is to have & curfew law |to the foreign office yesterday. —Erdmann W. Frenk, pastor. - compelling all persons under the age | = ‘Consumers Shoe Company P. m. As a result of the way the women dress now it will undoubtedly | 211 THIRD ST. - BEMIDJJ, MINN. WHOLESALE TO CONSUMERS : TH a Nelson Roof on your house, there is no need to.cut down those beautiful old trees you prize so a%éu'nst dampness, all the ravages J There’s a. feeling of: satisfac- highly. It is the trees which of the elementsand yet adds to : ‘I i | i‘ 1 | | | i | ‘l tion and' security in having a roof over your head that is proof be'sdme task to tell whethera girl is| 16 or 60. Many a young girl will long | to grow up so she can wear dresses as | short as her mother’s. In the East where the people are observing daylght saving time it is| gaid that the women are wearing| their short dresses longer now. | —Are You Observing?— { What the—17 i ! i | | | ! bring one so close to nature and _ the beauty of your home. No | .| make of one’s home a real sanc- matter what your requirements yout. roof. i i i ; AL e (I Extra Special Values Misses’ Tan Calt Oxfords, a 0 : ‘£ contly a man was suspended from the | See Our Work Shos LT e b tuary. Thglt}h let them shade mayllfe, Ehé_:e«ls 'gflstyle :)lf Nel- i ey cannot rot or son Roof that will exactly suit printers’ union for ccndpet upbep | coming to a printer. Wouldn’t that beat you? Still we do know that some of them haye an awful makeup. All fs not “pi” with a printer. —Some Is “Pi”" a la Mode— Men’s finest quality Tan Eng- ~ lish, Goodyear welt, lace; worth up to $10; all sizes; our . price ... you. Ask your lumber dealer to show you the complete line. Write us today for free sam- ples and a copy of the booklet “The Proof of a Roof”, an inter- estinig story of roofing .progress. G R deteriorate the quality of a Nel- 0] rls’ Barefoo n- = | dats, Tan Calf, up to size 2, § son roof. The red or green color worth $3.50— Our Special Price ........... s1.68 “of this roof blends harmoniously into the background formed by the trees, lending charm and distinction. to your home. TAX COMMITTEF. HOLDS DISCUSSION ON CITY TAXES Men’s Tan and Black Blucher, Goodyear welt, all sizes; worth $8.50; our price. ...$3.89 Tennis Shoes for the whole fam- ily. Now is the time to buy at a very low price. Watch our’ windows. The Tax Commission committee of the Civic and Commerce association held a.short business session Wednes- day afternoon.” A" gemeral discussion Men’s Black Gun Metal Blucher, % very strong Shoe, all sizes; our price ... ...$3.29 Don’t miss this bargain. Ladies” B. F. Nelson Mfg. Co, aneapoh; et Black Kid Oxfords, Military heel; a very attractive Shoe; Goodyear welt, all sizes— Our Price. $2.98 of the city taxes was held. nnnmmmm‘ Men’s Tan Calf Oxfords, Good- year welt, all sizes, worth $8.50; mmo“u wm Ans oW pHee 43.99 Boy’s Blucher, a very dressy E Beautful t and extra strong Shoe; worth Fireesisting Ladies” Tan Kid, 1-strap, Mili- $5.00— Economical Our Price ... tary heel, the very latest style, all ‘sizes, worth §10— Our Price ... LOST—Pair of glasses between Can- dy kitchen and Mode] Dry Cleaners “vlast night. Return to Pioneer. 1t5-12 ‘WANTED—Dining room help at Kel- liher hotel . 5t6-17 $4.89 Misses’ and growing, Girls’ Pat- ent Mary Janes, in all sizes, at our: very attractive = reduced prices. Don't miss this opportunity! Ladies’ White Canvas Shoe, Ox- ford; a very light and comfort- - LSy A WANTED—Mald, 618 Third street. ||} able Shoe, all sizes, worth Children’s Patent Mary J: : Mo Gohe stec14 I $8.60— i beantitut dress Shos? up-to sise | iy ety Our Price ... $1.98 L { oo w—.—u——--———-————-— Our Price ... e $1.89 i b | This Will Astonish Misses’ White Canvas ‘Shoes, : ‘ ; : B Bg"ud,] People||} Oxfords or Straps, up to size A very attractive number—La- et dy STEORIS 0Tt - dies" and growing Girls’ Tan The QUI_CA{ action of simple cam- S Calf Oxfosds, worth $6.00— phor, hydrastis, wilgfihazel, ete,, as Our Price $1:69- Our. Price ... 4___32,93 mixed in Levoptik ey wash, will sur- prise Bemidji people. One man was ihelped immediately after suffering with sore an dred eyes for 15 years. JAn, elderly lady reports . Lavoptik strengthened her eyes so she can now " We Save You Mbney on Every Item DISTRIBUTORS for NELSON ROOFS it crspaanee e || GONSUMERS SHOE GOMPANY o2t fI | Bemidii Blackduck Leonard eye cup EE. E. A. Barker, druggist—Ad- vertisement. phod ittty Operating' 16 Retail Stores- - 'TO-ALL TH LUMBER CO. I ;‘ A A AN 5 S SR DR o s AT A 6002 17 ST SV TN N

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