Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 14, 1921, Page 3

Beef, Cream of; Twin Cities whe visiting” fnemh _"f weeks. : and Amanda Lille- avenue, plann st evening on their WARM WINTER COATS At Surprisingly Low Prices 10.75 35.00 50.00 75.00 These Coats Are Made of the Newest Materials s, it being her birth. neasiasocial oy enjoyed by all’ & . S Erinte and “ My Hubbdr(l Johanna Ol&n Wilma | FRIDAY EVENING, oc-rgx;x-:n 14, 1921 .~ .. THE: BEMiDjl DAILY PIONEER .. 0. .. . ; et BAREIEHREE ENTERTAIN THlS EVENING NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY Miln. | Dally Fashlon Hlnt ! Mr. ‘,‘d Mrs 'R, J.°Boardman are N Yoy '|' “Evered,” by Ben Ames Williams. é— = 'Mon-Fiction' * | “Mavis of Green Hill,”” Faith( Bald- entertasing Dr. and Mrs. G. H. : d Zentz, unngr and Mrs. E. W. John-| “Discovery ‘in_ Greek Lands,” by w’{‘_:l. vy, o Talo: of, the Hilk P‘ovl GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING | son, at 6:30 o’ ’elock dinner this eve- |F. H. Marshall, erry, & Tale of the cople, k ¢ B ] | nirgg at’ i , 1221 Beltrami Whg Outli £ History,” 2 w;‘,lg Chas, G. Thompson. ¥ AND AUTOMOTIVL SUPP’LIES tema for this dolumn will be avenie, h | armes, by 1 s ¥ e Taiig,” by Helen Bell.” gladly received by Mrs. Harvey, * “Salvaging i xllzatwn,“ by fiz “”’e’b Bgypt Went, Broke,” by { telophone 114-W. 'Readers aws '’ ‘ M} E, M'SSIONARY SOCIETY - |G. Wells. 9 T ‘if'{;’:{,m, ; Soul » e Phillip f it'to thi - I . Ly B h a ,’I'H | ed 8, T I T 3 Iute ‘:=:=§“:;:: _-;zi_*:;}::;‘ i <" .|'} mHoLps. INSTRUCTIVE MEET |y gioi2 in the Sha 9“* by B G. b, g \\ e repair all Startmg, nghti - interest are reported. Every item . : | At the mceting of the Woman's| - “Hlstom. English,” Jas. (‘ Fern- Beauty and ‘hw lem. E‘h‘-'l M. . " e will be given proper 'considera- | I'reign ' Missionary society of the ald. i Kelley. mg and Igmtlon Systems. tion when source is known. \\Jmhmhst church held yestérday at “Ye Olden Eluu Laws,” rby Gug- t Poweii River; B. Che: paper ‘ = 3 b vt —_—— . this honi¢ of Mrs. J. C.-Courtney, 819 |tanis Myers. 5 gt 7 GHANE ¢ T N " JT 1 ] Mrs. Lon Davis of Northernautoed | | Bemidji avenue, the following officers| ' “The Psycholagy of T)mught a nq“‘"‘“:" h are, Y’“’d"“n‘; “3’”‘1’ Xi- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED to Bemidji Thursday and: called on| were elected for'the coming year:|Feeling,” by Chas. Platt. ".*2‘;'3' "".“’i"fl pupm "80'0 :](;:)’ friends. S p,e..Kilen:_ I\I:hs Blla B Lwe{,Lh’t vice-| h“Q‘%W" thom'u by .L)tton blra with a 1 Hll.(-li about § /, PR SN IR SO Fiset Tive | presiden rs. Blaine Lambert; sec: chey. e R ; Lol - ¢ - 8. D. Snyder transacted busme s \I'Ltary, Mbs. P. Hines; trensurer, Mrs} “’A' Thousand- Mile ‘Walk ‘to the|THE NONEER WANT' ADS MOTOR SALES & SLRVICE CO. ; pertaining to road work at Tenstrike |G. W. Harnwell, and Mite Box secre-|Gulf,” by John' Muir. BRING RESULTS - Ph 161 Thursday. |tary, Mrs. J.- C .MeGhee. | “Japan and_the California. Prob-| o ¥ one - 313 Irvine Ave. /| | ograms were distributed by the!lem,” by T. lyenaga. ST R Te e Cashlt paid for Liberty bonds. G. £ ‘])l am cominittee, Mrs. M. W. Dep. ““A Stake in the Land,” by Peter A. i 5 Bemld-,l’ Mlnn' B. Hooley, Northern Grocery Co. juty and Mrs. G. H. Zeniz, with the|Speek. 4 . iI!IIIIIIIIIIIII" .1911 ‘prugmmsi m;anged for thé meetings| “A Watcher in the Woods,” by D. to be held the ensuing, year, and an|L. Sharp. : 5 sutline of the books to be studied! “Blowulf,” translated by Leslie . g ", 3 " e Mrs. Hannah Worth of Northern {outline 0 died | 5 y i 5 . . “ : e this winter was given by Mrs. Lam-|Hall. K ;:lail;x]\:i?]l;fi;l}‘x&r:(\;;vof town shoppers Ibert and Mrs. A(,‘;ltl IVll/ra Ijamb:\:t‘ “Literary Year Book.” omlng 0 3 ST IHIllI"lI i "ll U RO IHAE ll‘!llII!IllllillllllllllllllllE : \:i;usffix:ored them with a very pleas- Adult Fiction . MSUNDAY ¥ = " Mrs. IE“ h(‘,m'rie of Vill;,fi“i"{vi.ithc | The society felt that, in the in- “H“le":‘-’é I;Y Humphrey Ward. ’ ¢ 4 guest o er sister, rs. William |- » |spiring report given by Mrs. M. W.| “Buff: a Coliie,” by A. P. Te £ : ; Sprague, 315 Bemidji' avenue. ‘ §. ‘Dlel)lil\{zoi;the cgon}:ler;‘twn sth,oaneml 'H “Making Her His Wife,” by Corra g § 3 8 . B¥ ] § ed at Rochester tl rst o tobe: 8rris, = — \L B. fléar of -IC i flwasficatued A they had been abl; to enjoy icnop;l-c? “A Circuit Rider's Wife,” by Cor- =_uunuuuumuumunu [T T T TR to Union Grove, Minn., the first of {'j 3 S the zood things that were given there. ra Harris. N 3 the weel by the death ef hls‘s;ste) h = \ [She told of the great work that had| My Son,” by Corra Harris. = [ 7 1 d £ d imalki 3 SLEEV i xbecn accomplished’'the past year byl “The WlL’(.k by R’\bmdmnuth Ta- = A SMASHING DRAMA OF AM for plain and fancy dressmaking, ELESS JUMBER DRESS | the socicty, and of plans for the en-|80Te: = E call 897, GCL0LE | ARER DI g e e o e |~ farigle Tales of Tarzan” by B :_-_-lS h. POWER F/m H, AMP!TI‘ N, comnbwczm . j ) /}sm art new model in white flannel, |onjoyed by all. At 5 o’clock a D,L_‘g:u Burroups. § = ‘M. E. Smiith motored to BIack ;\‘fh large n:-mholeg‘qn?‘l SHENET center |{nic lunch. was ‘sériadl. “The Custard Cup,” byjIlorence 1= ¥ = . to look after bysiness attm.s in, con- 1;:’:““1"?"“‘” “‘““§ k., Il"“‘d i t is ol o) | Livington. !, | = HAM = nection with his 1w (i withla blonss oenab S ant o | GIRLS’ BOOSTER CLUB i “?od'BlC un%y!nhd the "Woman,” |* Sl £ g belt..of. self.mat itel ; GIVES sy Jas. Olivér Curwoo & = = Fred Clarke of Turtle River was bra)d,_jmld e hw;[";él"gg “‘;;;:L ( ES DANCE TONIGHT | ™ ohel,” by Jas. Ol Surwood. = Found It When & Boy = vm&tmgt fl:ier:gshm E;:;d];’l;?figrse%? Medium size rcqnues 35 yards 36- The /Gitle Bestbe -club of the | ““Phe Courage of Marge G'Doone,” = o " = and autoe: is i - 2 : N s = 3 ning. P | b, e e Mgl b \ligh dai guil give o dancing barty | ooy Dens Margares Kirby,” Kath- Sit's tr emendous power is imprinted on the3 o Pi i ressNo. ‘0648, | is evening at the rooms of the Civic | joan Norris. i = s | i 8 E You'll be pleased, if, when ordering i, Dric b |and Colamerce. assocation for the | w 3 s,” Louise history of mankind since the birth of time.2 T milk from your dealor you ask for 53:5 Sk 4‘20 \”lsltlng football team and friends of | Tho Feascjaf Tantorns, fLotig 5 y Koors Pasteurized milk. 10-5tf 40 nc‘ms busl Price, 30 cents. ‘rl“@ 1S:hoo]. 1? t];}'ee;plece orchestra = =S I'has been secufed for the oceasion and Charles Richards transacted busi- |~ an enjoyable evening is assured.” A ness at, Wilton Thursday,- where he general invitation is extended to all miotored, returning to Bemidji in the to Mtend.v 143 i . P evening. ] : é E o Should one {alse p torever condemn a man Mrs. Olva Hayth of I\orthela is f SUNbHIN-E §UNsx_"nm«, or woman? B > you answer, sce this vivid * — moving to 416 Irvine avenue today. e strayal of two pawns of fate in the game ol e she will ‘conduct a dressmak- o@' g GRINRqER | }{:f:)l'l‘lb al of two pawns of fate in the game of parlor. 'S | ife! / | X S — - Dance in old armory, Tuesday, BIRTHDAY SURPRISE 1 i [2) . Story by Jack Strumwasser | B vecial st, A a c A TP -tober 18. Music by Schuck’s Jazz| A few friends of Miss Mary Me f fe § e 4 Ty v special request, Amedic, dean of A ccm;dmmsts, gtfilbs‘- SE:v;-;'%od‘; i;‘;itedbfm?&; allister. ]szd her ;t ““" )' 24 'fisuNSHIME GRGGE & | ANNOUNCEMENT D;recudhyl!ermflnurnitfi ] has been held over f Seturday and Sunday zood time. ' T 411018 =} Y We have ‘meved from our | i ~ch night. A e Ligcin S e 4173 . R 5‘ oid locatiop, on Third St. —Coming Saturday— Mr. and Mrs, E. N. French and lit- 1 asant social i EY ’ * ;s to maany - tle daughter, Lea Jean, motored to s enjoyed by a Wlth music Carry a-Bfl a{'e-a-Blt JACK HOXIE “ Blackduck and visited relatives|? , and at 6 o'cl K . 1 l 1 MUTT & JEFF Thursday. e ey | leLhufl\___ !1' : 351 g o aT K ; Rex Orchestra Koors Pasteurized milk and creai g 2 e | rd 94 I mmmupumm are sure to plegse. 10-5tf | RTAIN AT SEWING BEE e | o b i Misses I1da and Myrtle Helmer, of | i : \I:r' fl"fi \I!\? ) }\' Wlllcz}’; mOf’O! cd‘Luclxy Star ALc(. ge, Lgvmxa, entertain- || |Best Beet Sugar, 10'1bs ...... 67c g ; IIIIIIIIIH||iIIIIIIIIEIIII[HIIIIIIHUMI il “m = i TR to Puposky, Nebish and other places ed a fe\v gue:,t:, at a sewing bee, the j(\ day on a, combined budnes;‘]ht of the week. efe s(\wed] # ALy AP I Y 5} | l l FROM THE PHONEER TWENTY YEARS AGO for rugs and Mrs. ed the! / cohed 5 2 |prize for sewing the most.” Social [ Creamery Butter; in =1 Mr. and Mrs. G. H) 3' vench and son, | conversation was enjoyed during the b lots, 1b .. i § y I\;{mxc}eso;a LE‘V;}DLP?, 1110]'1‘afternoon and a- fine luncheon served | - tored to Shevlin the first of the week|py the hostesses. and vi;itc(l at the G. F. Scott home. Ve e o : Soap Chips, 89 r ce! r' Visit our plant gnd lean the rea.{BETISEL LUTHERAN MEN (R |Foan, Shibe 00 nar ceht Wity B why Koors Pasteurized milk and/| NG| ine, 2-1b . pk X Bon X s tha %uest for the Best.” | TC MEET THIS EVENING| ine, 2-1b pke: Special Sale of Best Just received a ship- 10-5tf| An inte mg program has b(_en s o == o i pared for meeting of the Men's [f |00 quart ja - Knit Pure Silk Hose, ment of “La France” o= Boen to Mr. and Mré. Dick Mel-sceiety of theran church | e S ¢ ; = o /i 523 Trvine avenue Thus to be lw]d ihi (,VLmllg tthe home e at, a pnvlr - Silk Hose,a pair = her 13, a son.sMother and s C . Bifth ward, af-| . e e 7 P OB = p . 1 lon. ieu canned Soup, Assort- G == x:'i:(“"f‘pmjm & Ciam, Consomme, Pea, To- A O U T F I T TE ft s = ° toe, Rice, Vegetable, Mull2- = Bos il M C!:lickfin,,r (t)lx Tui:, : = 7 E - 4 o Mock Turtle, Boul- ! = ‘7 expected, home (40 SURPRISE PARTY A BIG SELECTION OF STYLISH 4 = = A 4 7 < right to your door _every morning. e ! 19-5';{ T Hannah Pendergast :md‘:. ‘hter, Miss Jessie, moved from summer _honme m, Lake P]an- ANIHSNAS Z =} Ve g Pufled’ Wheat, pkg ............25¢ n ’I:hm rsday. Puffed” Ricé, vk’ “aaroltiliil bave re . Mr. aird Mr: home from MeIntos] turned to:the 14 Fm»her entertain quilting party at ! i T where they visited Mr. Hill’s sister 23 o o S A | : M;:KAxtlhm Flatner, and fmmlv, for| e M\x 16 Bt The Misses I Large size Quaker Oats, H PO“VGI 1311’18 Poll vanna Normandie Ermine the w‘“e}‘ end. ‘ 1 music during the: afternoon, and| sRecia Evora 2 Cut Bolivia Velours a very nice luncneon was served {2 z ilz|— + S e et Somidi ;ne hu tess. I‘nos“ rle.,ent wexv Mes-[pdll ! Fr il T = YA/ t reburned st cvening fo Bt} (6 N (MROEGEE Kifcon, | Out Loat Suas, 2 s .. 23c Many Are Beautif:ly Fur Trimmed —With fom Dy Hanceom, B. A, Hoas, L E. Le 4 7 Beaver Squirrel Wolf Mole Raceoon 7] Tuesday "to “attend. the Baptist =taLL convention, held there three days. IA. B. Hoar, and Misses Ida and '\151- Australian Opossum 1 | \ [Black Pebper, a 1b .........25¢ || | 1 1 | i Ty tle Helmer. Mx and’ Mrs. Clarence Neflson |~ | Faney linings and warmly interlined. Lave returned from their honeymoon 3, | e ac q Tey ¢ 2 ml]l) tlo Chicago and the Twin, (Elt‘(}‘.{ s i Fr ;N o Black SOI{,{ elnto I»]’Jyo 'l~\;( B B_VA entine Red and have taken apartments at thej g 3 ts il this m s Quick :Naptha oap,| alay. ho i " g Gilbertson home, ~ 119 Beltrami ‘é‘g.ra::;l ;‘)101“1512-’::1‘%\S un(‘]‘ }1ls7,em/ » white bar, 10 bars 'im | alay:s LanZInar browns avenue. 5 Yaist i|land family, 415 B avenue, | c R ~—-53C$<§ : i i &3 B 7 ¢hen they returned:to their home. ! ¥4 /] 0 7 % B E. Rohbeld, Thiver Balleg by [When ey ferammer (R Eler Wme ™ 2 Pl USH: COA F SAJ 5} 1:. Kenf}v!d of ‘Cass Lake, and Walter Mr. and Mrs. C. D Ax-;n;id Har 1S I’:I‘I;pury'i Wheat Cereal- g C ¥ “g ]t” F ] : . opt of Crookator, motesed enold. 1S, EdiisBanen end Mus, |12 | , Vitos 2 for 250/ yenuine “Sa Paprics, Ysquimetie, Behting Seal, Baffin Seal and Pcu) Plush. Charming short models, three- qqarudr lengthg and long styles, with rich collars and cuffs of ‘Australjan Cpossum and Natural Raccoon ——all qllk lined. $25 up to $85 N s o B A SALE OF FUR TRIMMED SUITS. i-4 O OF mé ORIG!NAL PRICES Lake:camy ye rday apd, Cenil hunting ih €. 'S. Vi returricd to Bemidji terday from Hubbard, near Rapids, where they metored Wednes- 1o attend thefuneral of R. Bhinehart, a brothér law and uncle ot the parties. _W. P. Elwell and rned to tieir Home at! (xnnf, Fal. Mont. They Frthe funeral Mr. and M M& {on the noon tr rtoday f(v Ponu 1C; 5] , : ) Hinckley h“‘iy :?r?:‘kmif Quakies, Corn Flakes, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 10c| daughter m l -y)ono are mo\m the Hitcheock i avenue, where winter mon the agricultu Grace is atter Teachers coli Pienic Hams, new steek, 1b.. -18¢| t th hey will attending | 5 ; The son 1 school, 2 the Bem Prunes, California grown, 2 for - Y to th Any person having in his possession -1a puhnc 1ib book dve before uce, who is recoivmg August 1, 1921, may return same A Cating Ax ))JILA, Jb......10c! treatment there. They will and will not pe.cnzrged fees. Bring s on * Pears and| it at the home of Mr. amd|the book in good condition, fpoxed '\“X"“ for Saturday. | rge 1llioth, Deer Lake, JESSIE L, PHILLIY, Libra Aria. i forc roturmng 0 u’cn home, 810-15 | “SUNSIT 1 B9 SU'\YSHINE