Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 15, 1921, Page 3

H M,....A_‘__A n 1tems for this column will be ‘sladly received by Mrs. Harvey, . telephone 114, W. .Rnhnho it {6 ‘their guest to -the selves ':: see du{ i ‘of Toeal intevest are reported. Every itém will _be given proper cemsi tion when seurce is knows. Jerdee this week, and Mrs, George et of Thrkle Beres . -.shoppers in. Bemi, k were:the gue while ‘shopping in Bem day. ¥ Rev. Magelssen of .Walker was.a visitor in Bemidji' this week, calling gn Rev. L. J. Jerdee ‘and family ‘whilg ere. A B ———te One dozen iphotographs mnhj':lz n b D 11 _‘ ] Xmas presents. Hakkerup. Mps. Dutil was in Bemidji Tuesday - en route to her home.at:Nebish fron Minneapolis where she’ attended the funeral of a brother.”. s . specialty,. a now. Phone. Cakes: madfi. it th Mrs. George Sterling is repor to be quite ill: at her home Twentieth and Irvine, Her condition was slightly improved this morning. Mrs. John Noel of Northern was in the city Monday shopping and visit- ing her son, Arthur Brown, and fam- ily ‘on.Minnesota avenue. From now. -until ~Christmas our store will be open evenings. Carlson, of Course.’ ** 2012:15 Dr. Douglas of Blackduck was & Bemidji caller Tuesday, ~havin brought{ a: patient to :St. Anthony hospital £ s'peciallv treatment. A new shipment of spring hats has been’ received this morning at the Elko Hat Shop. What would: be:a nicer Christmas present than a brand new hat? =5 R T12-16 -~ Mrs. J. R. Richards left yesterday for her home at Wakaw, Sask., after visiting. her' " brother, Bert .Clark, Twenty-first and Dalton avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Becker of Grant Val- ley autoed to Bemidji Wednesday| and dttended (the ‘Catholic ‘church fair and called on friends while here. Store open evenings: until Christ- mas, Carlson, of Course. 2t12-1§ A.'L. Swanson of Rockwood, who has been‘confined to St. Anthony’s hospital in the city for several wegks, is reported - to, be improving. a little. Miss Blanche Bush returned to-her school to résume her studies after her recent illnescq, and had to be tak day. She hds’ bee: care again since that time, You'll berileased, i milk from dealer you & Koors Pasteurized milk. ‘Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Birry of Kelli- her have been guests in Bemidji for a couple of days:of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Matson, 509 Bemidji avenue. M Barry attended a meeting of the; Firy National bank stockholders and.also the ‘Masonic meeting last evening. No portrait l: 50 completely satis- fying as one made by a professional photographer. Hakkerup, 11-4tf The nswest and most_novel Christ- mas gift you could possibly give'is & set-of Pollyehrome from the Elko Hat Shop.’ They' are: featured:in the gift shops of ‘New York- as the newest thing. e 1t12-15 .Eben Bowser is expected to ar- rive in Bemidji -Saturday from St. Paul, where he.is taking a .collegiate course at St. Thomas, and will' spend 7 the ‘holdiays- with ;his! parents, ; Mr:/| and'Mrs. W. N. Bowser,.and family, 823 Bemidji avenue, Fifteen-inch and 'soft wood slabs’ for '$3/50 per Toad it Bemidji Manufacturing Co. ¢ oo 1278 Mss _Elsia) Tg‘ylor. student of the Bemidji State” 9 went to’ et home t0: yecover. from| the effects of a fall she had a. few days ago, expects to come to Bemidji to be the.guest of her cousing Mrs. N. E:Tuller, 503 Irvine avenue, to- morrow. Your friends‘can buy anything you |* can give them except your photo- graph.. Hakkerup. 11-4tf /S.-B. Burchett of Penasse post office, Northwest Angle, a detazhed portion of Beltrami county. which is said to be.the farthest north of any post office in the United States, and can be reached only by boat in sum- mer, is a visitor in the city today at Rev. AL Sorenson of Bagley called | SALVATION ARMY L/DIES " The Ladies’ Aid of, thé Sl{vA}t}on Army will meet 8t tnc home of-Mra Knudsen, 623 Fourth strect Friday afternoon. A . large ut»(ppl’gh\_\e' [ urged. b MR " MRS. CLIFFORD ENTERTAINS y 5. G. f g ‘ealvl l§aie "5t Her-nomie in the*Cla ol apartnients vesterday alternoon. ‘he afternoon’wus Spenit intocial £o | ersation “and: 'sewingy: after s Wil lunch was'servad by the hosteis, | * | MOTHERS' CLUB-TQ EN i ; | The Mothers’ club will “give i .E.‘%é;go]ifizi “Christmas_Frolic” Saturday af ¥ noon at 3 o’clock at the hotne of Mrs. SEEN ON FASHION’S Philip Gill, 1002 Beltrami avenue, to HIGHWAY - Particularly smart is the embroidery on the models pictured above.. -To the left is a dark gray crépe cloth, built upon long-waisted lifies"and " trimmed with cmbroidery “in gray, jade and black sitk;. The green ‘is used very “delicately, forming " French knots to connect the links ‘of the border and to separate the design in the circles of which all members are invited. BAPTIST PRIMARY SCHOOL TO MEET FOR PRACTICE Allmembers of the primary depart- ment of the: Baptist, Sunday school are requested. to meet, at the~church Friday afternoon at. 4 ¢'clock:for re- hearsat of .the "Christmas program, Lsizes.; A vestee of - tucked [which will be given in-the thurch '.Men'ldkmf;”et&c Aillé%in the diel/r; ovarldnestl,:. Friday evening of next weck. ! Toquires 433 yards 40- —t i NI Bl ! FIRST LUTHERAN.YOUNG, - atk beige broadcloth is effectively ‘émbroidered in two shades-of brown, orange and: castor, the . embroidery . forminganotifs on the skirt that extend ~ahitost tor th€ hips. Darning stitches PEOPLE TO MEET SUNDAY "The Young Peoplg's ‘Yeagud of the First Lutherag church will hold its devotional meeting Sunday eve: ‘eachers college, who | the court house. Mr. Burchett goes by rail 165 miles to' Warroad and from there.to Penasse post office, 40 miles by stage. arranged <in_orderly groups: trirng the V-shaped vestee. = A: square “collar finishes the, neck and there are’twin: £1ipn e e _\lhe ning, December 18, at'8 o'clock in'thé church. Mrs. Alfred’ Greguson will give the topic. EVéry one ially invited to’ attend thefe meetings. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE Mrs. C. Myer was pleasantly sur- rised at the homé of her son, Frank f.uebeck, 1208 America avenue, yes- terday by ten of her neighbor friends in honor of her birth anniversary. The guests brought a big birthday cake adorned with 64 candles, and she also received a number of-gifts from her friends. Social conversation was en- joyed while the guests sewed. BETHEL LUTHER LEAGUE MEETS FRIDAY NIGHT The Luther League of the Bethel Lutheran church will hold its:regualar monthly meeting Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the’chuirch: An interesting program’ < has been prepared after i lunch will .be ‘served, Misses ne Olson and Francis Herli he hostesses. All are welcome.- ENGAGEMENT ANNGUNCED s * . Mrs: E. G Leguee, of Crookston announces the engagement of < her daughter, Edessa Myrl to: Leo Opsahl, son of ‘Mr. and Mrs, J.:Jde Opsahl of ‘this: city.” Miss Leguee l;:s i the 1 * “First Model: “Pictorial Review Dress No. 9599 Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust, - Price, 35 cents. Embroidery No. 12576, Transfer, blue or yellow, ._Second, Model:, = Dress N Sizes, 34 £0" 424 inches bust, and 16 to 20 years. Price, 35 cents, Embroidery No. 12592. ‘Transfcr, blue or yellow, D. Douglas of Blackduck came to Beniidji yesterddy to attend the meet- ing of the Masonic order held last eve- ning.. 5 itk Befo;e purchasing your Christmas ifts don’t fail to see what the ‘Elko fl t Shap has. 1t12-15 .“Drs. Larson & ‘Larson, specialists in-the eye fitting of ‘glasses, Third street, ground floo; b : B 12-1t ~,fl?lmsidfl, 5 ,Gx-- arrived in Bemidji this morning and will repair typewriters in this vicinity for a few.days. i sit. our plant and learn the rea-: son why Koors. Pasteurized milk and ¢ream “Ends the Quest for the f&nft'." béen employed in Bemidji for past three years. Mr. Opsn‘ 1is a dent of the University of Minne: | in the commierce derartment ani a member of the Sigma Alplia Epsilon: fraternity. 5 Frank Smith, cashier of the Solway State bank, spent yesterday in Be- midji, and attended the Masonic meet- ing in the afternoon and evening. DEGREE OF HONOR GIVES \ MUSICAL PROGRAM FRIDAY Eyes of school children. examined/| - The regular business meeting of. the with special care. Drs, Larson ‘& Lar-| Degrce of Honor will be held Friday son. ° 7T i38-1tf | evening from 8 to 8:30 o’clock and o /| at the latter hour a musical program Mrs. Edith- Ness,. secretary at ‘the | will be given by the officers of the oi- Bemidji State Teachers college, will | der, after which light refreshments; leave tonight. for Lincoln, Neb., ‘and vglll be served. Each member is pri will spend holidays at her home|leged to'invite a guest, and a pleas- there. anti lpategi poy friends to his midji aVenue, from home ip North'D: illness of her fail retux) Bemi ota becaube of thel1unch wan served. The gulsts ind and. she will-not | Giarence snd Hugo GordSummer, Ar- fter the: Rundolph Nygaard Jer- + Vertie and Earl Barker, %’ o gffioy time playing games urtilghe bicthda New ‘velvet liai sale for $3 at td Rengal) Elko ‘HatShop.:Many “of - these -hats ‘are worthas'm 15. Ch while they-last. George W. Cross,:superinténdent of the ‘Red Lake Agency, and A. C. Goddard, , eléctrical- engineer . of -the Agency; atténded the theeting of the Masonic corder. held: yesterday. after- noon’ and ‘evening. . Mr. ‘English; who was for a time employed . as, -a blacksmith at the Cochrane camps in the north woods,’ RESBYTERIAN CHOJR NOW - - REHEARSING FOR CHRISTMAS “The choir of the* Presbyterian clinrch is meeting three times 4 week réparing specjal music for the Christ- mas season. Next Sunday at both morning and ‘eveéning services' there ;will be special music, * and on the Stinday following. Christmas Sunday 'éyening a cantata wiil be given by the €hoir. This promises to be unusually ne a$ théy have put xy\uch time on is'now making his home’ at.the cor:lit and hav if -Sevs, ner:of_Fousth-street and Itvine & be o o e fopsens Mrs.“John. Workman, . visited at-thg home: of Mrs. Oscar Krantz, Tues| nesday of thig we Christmas shof returned home g #High ©, OR; in erd atithe court hpuse. beetd' regident of ; There will ¢ a tegular . the Elks lodge Thursday T. C. BAILE e after January 1. ‘ natly friends expend good “wish- es for a happy future. Y B. A. C.'CLUB.ENJOYS SOCIAL EVENING WITH GAMES The B. A. C. club had a plessant social evening in the basement of the Prgsbyte:;an church yesterday, there being 28 members present, Progress- ive fames were played. It was de- cided, inasmuch as the armory gould not be.secured: for Weft}nesday Night use by the club, that they wouid’meet in ‘the basement of the church: as heretofore. The next mieeting wil be held next Wednesday evening at 7:30 WHAT DID SHE MEAN - Tom=1'm going away Christmas. e | Daily Fashion i 0 Y : 3 » MEET FRIDAY AFTERNOON | WoNCHf R ctitertainsd al SOCIAL TIME ‘SATURDAY | clock. They had & good | | o t e 1 One finds “$ervice, “youthful effect and- practical. style in the sleeveless one-picce dress.: {lere, developed in check scrg e finds an .effective ally in black for decotative purposes, The_ narrow belt which indicates the waistling is of satini ribbon, “while the revers are of the sanie material. ~The underblouse is madgof Gbm"fiell'e‘crefi. Medium uires. 235 yards iGn:(l,\ sev&f an 2Y{ yards & 36-inch “Pictorial . Review Dress (N0 9655, " Qires, 34-to' 50 inches byst. i METHODIST LADIES' AlD: ' The Ladies! Ald of the Methodist church held’ an -interesting ‘meeting: at the church _yesterday. After the outstandigg bills ‘were allowed it was found that they had ‘realized over $1,000 from their récent sale and sup- per. It wzs décided. at-this meeting that instead of holding the Christmas party for the’members of the church and congregation,.as’ they had pre- vgously planned; 'to- change it to a night wach party to be given New Year’s eve. Mr3. C. J." Winter served refreshinents'at the close.of the after- noon. : TOOK SENTIMENT TO' HEART Father of ‘an a soif . S <attitude- by, r nghsh groofa psim ‘dubbing me 5 lway ‘sbjourning {n'the South seas, during an absence from New Zealand, a letter from my slster in- formed me of Koru's death. He had contracted smallpox. In replying I referred, to Maeterlinck's contention that the dead &re mever actually dead 50 long as the living remember ‘them. In simple words my, sister told that part of my lefter to Ben, the father of ithe dead boy, und the”thought, seémed to 1y, 18, aHl right and.¥ Every Httle ‘whi come'to see you'. And €thei By e left | h‘;;l?ld' ‘Goo’-by, Koru. You mno dead W e remember. onfh's Corni- CLEVER SC (Mddt Wives Will Be of Opinion That Old Meane Well Doserved 10 Qet “Stung,” 0l1d Meane “felt' very annoyed be- cause his wife wanted him to take her to the theater. ' 8he was always want- ing to go to the theater. Why couldn't she bp:contented with the plctures? For 40 cents at the picture. show you conld get just as good a show and & bettér, et ithan ‘you pald $2 or $3 “|for at the theater. Thus Ne riukéd ns he wended M8 way' along ko get ithe ‘tickets for his wife. Bug on his rosd he passed a ple- ture theater #ng then stoppéd for a moment to-1oBk gt the bitl. | ‘Phen atruek him, He, would 1€l bis wite el the theater tickets had been sold: ‘and bring hér 40 the ple- tures, b Mrs, Meand swellowsd the yern, and later that evening they could’both have been found in the 40-cent seats: of the movie., They watched the big picture through, and Meanc was jost ut to rise to go out when the fashion pic- tures were thrown on the screen.’ ““The first -picture was a positive dream of a hat. “How pérfectly lovely 1" sighed Mrs, YOUTHFUL AND PRAGTICAL ] CPricey “fei o TTTETTTT i et “ii] CALLED NATION'S:MODEL CITY. V' PLANS WATCH NIGHT PARTY,| | ‘mogations wel )0 | antsston form ‘of government. Thie ¢ity's thitt of dii.| me by ' ‘Dance halls, movie theatérs and stean- ", 'the recrentional vaie of otir publie. ! parks fs, ‘of courde, B scientificaMy | 'WHERE CHEWING GOMW GROWS) " { 20’ thie Tropical dungles of ‘Cammpbene, {+"-1h Yuoatan, the Precious Chicle - | ts Found. - ! Whlt I; Elilcle ), OF c’hlcla‘(‘;nfen er, goes through to lring it ‘from the forests of Yucatan, its bome, 18 vividly told by the United Btates consul at Primitive And laborjous 18 thie task of the chicle from the tropical ing gum, by weans &f o potfed bady, &;\:‘lfi)\;fid the tree, progressing i s I the aborjginal manner am |’ W Mis machete, The trees are ‘dralned for three succes- 78 and then left aloné for about ars 8o that they may hegl. The sap 1s cooked and malded intd blodks. 1t Is gloomy work for the chiclero, out at his far-oft hut, He is apt to be a melancholy man and his calling has its own gparticular superstitions, some of them fearful. Most dangerous is the bellef in “the little old man of the forest.” ‘Chis s a milschievous phan- tom In & large Mexican hat and serape, who “watches and follows his victh in' the darkness of the deép forest and | makes his presence known by snap- ‘piog tivigs. Once d chiclero hus seen’ thig: little old man it 18 ecessary té change his work to keep him from. 2 Wigh Diatinatisn That, by, General Cait [{: sent, Seeme to Have Besen Won by Marysville; Mioh: Thirty mlles north of Detrolt lles what 1s. known as the “model city of America,” says a Detrolt telegram to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. It s Marysville, owned entirely by a devel- .opinent company. The model city s marked by clean private homes, welle || paved streets, little wealth ‘and a con- tented communlty, where strikes are | ‘bnknown. p Marysville wag g struggling com- | munity of some .few hundred souls when - the Marygville Land Develdp- mént company was formed. Tle Lom- pany. proceeded to buy up the entire | town, - Factory I the workers: at. “a reasondble price.” Mo those who did ‘are to b able ‘hotel and” boardlug-house a “mogations ; provided. : *.'Lhere s no’palitics in this littlé city | et 80,000 population. The principal ‘property holders each year hire a city ' mahager to run the place on the com-* ool system s not surpassed by any ‘Ameérica. Kducators were. brought { ‘rom some of the Targest citfes in ‘the eoiintry and told to provide the best. {"bouat companies were granted conces- i slons under the city government. | Taxes are 10w, as the upkeep of the | town 1s practically pald for latgely by | the manufacturers, I {Care and Thought Bestowed on Racre. ation Ground' ‘Will ‘Be Found Thoroughly Worth White. pragticdl valye, Play 18 essential to he ‘health and success of & mnation, Any form-of play is beneficlal, ‘Any’ recreation which calls Into use bfiin | enters which are riot used in_out'| ot m& work 18 improving. | Even' {hé, 14t healthyl formii of play, | ecreatfons whitch do Mot tend 'to Help | our physfca) well-belng, have's certain | ! value in that they rest'the over-worked | part of‘opir braltg and ‘thus tend ‘to | sgve us from mneuroses and Bervons breakdowns. THé best form of recrea- tlon, howdver, 18 that which takes us; narks supply an ample B¥ld for recrea- tion ‘of ‘this Mud. * “Are ‘the people who use marks or rubles saRing any .money?” 7 “No, It L together . enough to amount aftord to Miire A coldny of of the pooridisfricts Jand, has ‘B peciigl : money, Thi }mm“’”hu 1s o ‘apy, " titey” AL/ dp ‘the worm-¢aten and” damaged:But from spice warehouses, This-swork is done at home, the worm holés belng filled with ‘a mixture of nutmeg dust and gum made into a paste; and the poor women for doing this are pald at the rafe of four cents per gross of natmegs. It may here be said that evén close examination on the purt of a cisual purchaser could not' detect’ where the holes had been. * .« i Meane. “That reminds me, Henry dear, I peed 2 new hat,” And she rose to go out, adding :“Hurry up, I} Just be in time before the stores close!” The hat. cost—rbut Hepry wished he had taken'fier td ten theater shows, “Alice=1s "that 857" Won't that e alce? O ) . o’clock, e e ~ep— His Status. g “Who was the fellow who just tried borrow §50 from you?™ ;! “Fe's a millionuire on paper.” “Which means?” “A phuper ‘to then roughly powder. . friends a more ‘sion of ‘Christe 1% Artificlal. Product Kngwi Is Highly Estéemed Bullding Material Portland ' centent far the most’ Smppint. of ‘the stone cements. - named from its, resemblarice fi 1and 'stone:" “This stone f§a quarried Inthe lste’o penlnm:\; SUpPONs bob merly aulsiand i Dorsse, SRR ston upon exposure 'to the alr, re exchange: i It ds a ‘manufacture of Pe landl considered by product, Porte atone i rtifiglal lntg r$ 'fo settleifor some rocess from hard. limestones :are crushed Ami t {u the proper. proportions-with cla od and gronna to | hardly ever.employed pure, 164 strength, 1s ,perhaps ‘bogt<'tested, when 4t ds’ moixed with an equal walght jof saud m‘m Blnce “You - cannot give family or ‘acceptable gift | than your pho-- tograph in a’ charming ULTRAFINE Mounting, Appointments | are best ar- ranged for. now - fr from the tle and-confu-" mas week! :..:From now until Christmas— CATERINGTO THOSE rfluust water 1§ “Phess . nfizad. 'quicker and-theaper-service. We carry ‘a lurge Battery Parts on: hay times "and expert Battery men to do'the work., ’ H Store your Battery with us through the winter. We have Y the best place in the. city— and our prices are the lowest. "WET_ST 75_Per Mont DRY STORAGE 'OUR RADIATOR .- REPAIRING We #re»fll'e\‘ohiglfa.and best, equipped- Radiator -Repair Shop in the Northwest. Why s€8d your Radiators to, the cities to.be repaired— we, give you as good work here., Wq havg iia,i express, gervice 1T In al, . directions ‘\which enables us to give youw +TO AJS1 AUTOMOBILE . STORAGE . Do you know that when you start your edir il 4 cold gar-i age that more wear and harm’ W 'is. done ‘to it in the first few minutes until it‘has thorough- 1y warmied up through lack ] of oil-which will not circulate 4 It is cheapér to,keep your ‘Studio open EVENINGS P .. Batween 7 and 9 O'Clock. . THE, :HAKKERUP STUDIO ——Meals At All. Hours—— ..Bring your friends for a tréat of Orjental Food, put up in the same style as you find-inrthe larger city cafes. The Mandarin Cafe Phone 2 TPl rage. WHO ENJOY FIRST. CLASS FOOD COOKED IN FIRST CLASS STYLE - when cold; ‘than‘all the rest of the day’s running? : car' in‘a“steam-hedted ga- $5—8$10—$15 Per Month f'?r sittings, " e i 06 _Frederick Hotel