Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 16, 1921, Page 5

R SRR . Turtle River drove to Be: Xmas pruscxfia Hakkerup. . ter, Miss Ruth; ‘who is ‘mz Items for, this\column will be gladly received by Mrs. Harvey, telephone 114-W, Readers owe it to their guesty and to, them- selves. to sde ‘that items of local interest arc reported. Every item will be given proper considera- tion when source is knowa. Secth . Smith of Becida was a busi- Tess visitor in Bemidji Thursday. A son was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Fee, 1008 Doud avenue. Mrs. H. Haberly of Frohn ‘was rmong the 'Christmas shoppers in Bemidji Thursday, Joe. Frone 'of :Aberdeen, S. D., is visiting friends and relatives. in Be- midji for a week. Koors Pasteurized milk and cream are_ sure .to please. 10-5tf Frank Clark and F. W. Noble of Thurs- day and transacted business. Clifford Stephens «of Leonard vis- ited driends in Beruidji this week and ‘has returned"to his home. Ed Agpger, who has been employed in Bemidji, for several months, ex- pects to’leave: tonight for' Hibbing . to spend Chr:stmnb with his parents. One dozen photographs make 12 11-4t£ VLrua Wi hmng of Henning was in mmdjx Thursday en route to Pup- osky whera he will visit his_sister, Mrs. Gleason,’ and family ‘during the holidays. . Wyman Bal Reynolds, N. D., ar- rived in Bemidji Thursday and ex- peets to make friends and' relatives at Wilton and -his sister, Mrs. M. Hogan of Grant. Vallev an extended visit. Cash, paid for 100-inch jackpine, balsam and Norway pine bolts, 5-inch top and larger. Bemidji Mfg. Co. 12-15t£ ‘W/liam Cross, E. 'N; and Bert Smith and Mr. Moon of Blackduck were among the number who came to Bemidji to attend the Masonic meet- ing held ‘Wednesday afternoon and evening. Rev. Blaine Lambert, returned to his home River Fal He has” made a special irip this week to:several Northern Minnesota citiesi in the interests of the Hamline University. i Cakes made to order, fruit’'cake a specialty, at the ‘Sweet Shop. Order now. Phone 148W 6t12-19 _Achenbach, who_ has been g~ at "Nebish, Wwas brought to his home, 111 Flfth street, Monday, and has been-under the doctor’s care since that time. He: was reported to be improved this niorning. You'll be pleased, if, when ordering milk from your dealet you ask for Koors Pasteurized milk, 10-5tf Norman French is expected to ar- rive home tomorrow ‘morning from Owatonna where he is attending the Pillsbury academy, and he will spend the holidays in-Bemidji with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E, N. French, 1123 Beltrami avenue. { Mrs.- Norman Knox and ittle daughtey, Norma Ellen, returned to their home: at Nebish today. Mrs. Knox was the guest of her hushind’s parents, Mr. and Mrs., M. W. Knnx, 1117 Park avenue, while shopping for Christmas yesterday and today. No portrait is so completely satis- fymg as one made by a professional ~photographer. Hakkerup. 11-4tf Miss Mary ‘Warfield is’ expected to arrive in ‘Bemidji Saturday mght from Mt. Carroll, 1ll, where she is a student.at, the Francis Shimer young ladies’ ; agademy. She will spend her-‘holiday vacation: with_her parents, Mr. ‘and Firs. Charles War- field, 623 Third. street. Fifteen-inch hard and soft wood .slabs for $3.50. per load at Bemidji Manufacturing. Co. 12-7tf John Luchen of nhill motored 1o Bemidji. Wednesday -acc )m,v.'l d by his l)rother-m-luw, J. W. Hop, of Lake Hittie who is -taking chiro- _macblc treatments. here.. Mr. Hegg'le is considerably ‘improved 'in health and is again able to get about with- out the aid of crutches. You.r friends can buy anything you can give them except your photo- graph. Hakkerup. 11-4tf A. C. Goddard of Red Lake attend- ed the meeting and banquct 01 the Masonic-order Wednesday oui and evening; reiinning to nis home Thursday. He also v;sn.ed his daugh- . her home. with Mr.-and- s, M. W. Knoy, while - attending thL Bemidji - high school. If your eyes ache, pain or blur, have them examined. Drs. Larson & . Larson, specialists in the eye fitting of glasses, Third street, ground floor offices 12-1tf in Be- has been received by friends, of the , two boys and a girl, to Mr. and Mrz.Sam-Hendersheid of Center, N. D., November 28. Mrs. Hender- sheid was.a former resident of Be- midji-and is known to a large circie of friends here. her former heing Mrs. Maude Smith. triple this morning from Thief |: bifth of | name | A NEW TROTTEUR FROCK Designed with simple chic, this dress in dark brown tricotine serves the best purposes of the trotteur. The front is cut away in square neckline and \finished with a long rolling collar. Inset sections terminate in decp points below the waistline and. are embroid- ered in self-color silk. 'Long,- sleeves flare at the wrists. Mo size requires 2)4 yards 54-inch mat rmial, . _, Pictorial Review Diess No. 9690. Sizes, 34 to 50 inches bust. [ A. A. Richardson returned this morning from a business trip of a few days to Leonard and Pinewood. +J. H. Koors .transacted busmess at Walker yesterday, retu\mng to his home ;in Bemidji last evening. Visit our plant and learn the rea- son why Koors Pasteurized milk and cream “Ends the Quest for the Bgst.” b Mrs. G. H. French, who has been ill at her home, 1323 Minnesota ave- nue, and under doctor’s care for the past week, remains about the same and does not improve as her friends would wish, Eyes of schbol children examined with special care. Drs. Larson & Lar- son. 12-1tf Little Marion Isted, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Isted, 1015 Lake Boulevard, who has been ill for the past week with bronchial ly improved this morning. Phone -175° and"place your order for Koors Pasteurized milk and cream.to. he ‘delivered right to your door every morning. 10-5t¢ E. Franklin, who travels for Laxson & Larson, spent from Satur- day ‘until” Wednesday at his home, 417 Irvine avenue, ' when he left again foyd the range Lowns. He ex- pects to return to Bemidji to spend Christmas with his family., WOMEN'S CLUBS BEHIND CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE Chairmdn of Health Committee of Women’s Clubs Urges Members to Aid ‘There lies before every womans or- ganization in the state an opportu- nity to per- form a duty that is a pri- vilege—that of - taking|. active .md eflectwe part in th egreat fight against taberculosis. The imme- diate opportunity lies in the campaign for the sale of Christmas Seals, through which medium funds. are raised to prosecute the battle against the “great white plague,” says Mrs. J. R. Brandrup, chairman of the Public Health committee of the Min- nesota Federation of Women”s clubs. The war on tuberculosis is one of the greatest and most vital of the modern educational movements to save and protect our people from the misery, destriction' and death of that greatest of modern scourges—tubcr— culosis. 2 Your organization owes a duty to itself and to the community to be ac- tive in protecting that community from this difease.” The. opportunity is yours.to do a -work that will bring lasting benefit, not only to your com- munity, but to the state and nation. The Minnesota Public Health asso- ciation and its affiliated county pub- lic health associations throughout the state are the agencies through which the fight against tuberculosis is con- ducted and by, helping these agencies the women’s clubs can perform their most effective work. This may be done by providing workers for the seal sale, pledging a certain .amount for the club, or by other: nfizpne, and this should be fol- lowed'b¥ active participation in what- ever program of work your state and county organizations are undertak- nig. The thing to do now is “Sell the Chistmas . Seals.” Let this be the watchword of all efforts and remem- ber that the work is being done for your state and let your pride in your community call forth the very best infi'orts of your organization.” L[ will 5 bi%mg 34 dmluguus recitations and | who are planning to go to Solway tf | Prancis Herling will be hostesses. All pneumonia; was reported to be slighb‘ , | MRS. . ROGERS HONORED AT ‘ 1QN | MOTHERS' CLUE ‘TO MEET TOMORROW AFTERNOON Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. -Philip Gill, 1002 Beltram avenue, :the Mothers’ club will enjoy a Christmas; party and all members |are mged tu be present. PE ClAL PROGRAM The: |ndmgawen. taught by Miss | Chapin,. and . .the first dnd sccond ‘wrades taught, by Miss Floy Edson, at the Ben‘)‘x‘?]]l State Teachers college, a Christmas nrogram, con- songs, at the college Salurday after- noon. DEGREE OF HONOR HaLDS MUSICAL PROGRAM TONIGHT A musical program will be given by the officers of the Degree of Honor after the half-hour business session which will begin promptly at 8 o’clock at the Moose hall, and a social time will follow the program. Each mem- ber is requested to' be present and is pnvlleged to invite a guest for the evening’s enjoyment. REBEKAH MEMBERS VISIT SOLWAY LODGE SATURDAY t' The Rebekah Degree Staff and other members of the Bemidji order Saturday,- where the Bemidji’ stall will do initiatory work for the Sol- way order, are requested to meet at the hall at 2:30 o’clock. They intend to leave on the 3 o’clock tvain for Solway. BETHEL LUTHERAN LEAGUE HOLDS MEETING TONIGHT The regular monthly meeting of the Luther League of the Bethel | Lutheran church will be held this evening at 8 o’clock at the church: A social time will follow the pro- gram and Junch will be served, at. ‘which ‘Misses Pauline = Olson and {are welcome. BIRTHDAY PARTY Miss ‘Lucy “Tuller entertained a few of her. girl frieads at her home, 503 ‘Irvine avenue, at 5 o’clock tea this afternoon in henor of her four- teenth birth anniversary. A pieasant social time" was enjoyed and games were pln;ed The guests- included Lillian Marin, Marion and Lsura Russell, -Ruth ~Woodward, Ilora Shenherd, Margaret McKec, Ruth Taylor, Inz Miller and Della Balling: rud.. M Tuller was assisted -i serving by Miss Eisie Taylor of Cass Lake. ‘MiSCELLANEOUS SHOWER Muiz, James: Rogers, 'Jr.; was .very. plea;antly surprised Wednesday af- ternoon when a humber of her friends and neighbors invaded her home. at 1201 Park avenue, and ‘honored “her with ‘a miscellaneous shower. The hours were whiled away in social’ conversation and a dainty lunch was served from thebaskets brought. by -the -self-invited guests. Mrs. Rogers received many remem- brances from those present who were Mesdames:M. W. Knox, Archie Wha- ley, Paul' Flake, S. E. Hurlocker, Murilla Eastwood, James Rogers, Sr., Hanson, Preston, Elliott, Van Kirk, Hubert, Tatre, O’Neil, Little- field, Gaines and Kennedy. WATTS—JULESON Merton H. Watts of near Mallard dnd Miss Sena Juleson of Lake Alce were united in’ the bonds of matri- mony Wednesday. December 14, at the town hall in Lake Hattie town- ship, Rev. G. F.. Morten of Lake Itasca officiating. The ceremony was witnessed by a large circle' of reia- tives and atquaintances of the bride and groom who have grown to wo- manhood and manhood in that vicin- ity, their parents being among the earliest settlers of Hubbard ,and Clearwater coynties. Mr., Watts served with the A. E, F. in France for some time while Mrs. Watts has successfully taught for several years in the rurel schools of Northern Minnesota. They will make their future home on the groom’s farm ncar Mallard where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Watts, reside. The hall was beautifully decorated for the occasion by Mrs. J. A. Still- well and Mrs. W. G. Cooper. The contracting parties have . the best wishes' of. the community for many years of happiness and prosperity. %oumvs om.y ) DAY5T0 ; | | | | FOREIGN MISSIONARY MEET | HEARS INTERESTING PROGRAM Twenty-two were present at the {meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary socicty of the Methodist church, at the home of Mrs. M. W. Deputy yesterday afternoon. The les- son taken from the study book “A‘} BeCedary" was mate very interest- ing by the leader, Mrs. Blaine Lam- bert. She gave statistics of both home and foreign missions, told of the ef-| |fects of one on tHe other; and the re- | | sponsibility of the church in the field. | She - made . the ‘statement that cach | woman member of the Methodist | church is responsible for 37 women in the foreign field and three in the home field. The lesson was education- | al among mission lines. . Miss Alice Minnick sang very sweetly “O Little Town of Bethle- | hem,” and Miss Bertha Webster gave 1 Vandyke’s “The Other Wise Man” | as a reading. | A social hour was enjoyed at th} | close of the afternoon and lunch was served by Mrs. G. W. Harnwcil and Mrs. Deputy. Measure Your Figure. A Brazilian art scholar claims to have discovered how the old masters of painting and sculpture worked. He has taken the pictures and shown, by drawing lines and angles on them, how the artists gave thelr compositions strictly mathematical foundations. . Ancient Egyptian artists had a rule of 1)roportlonb based on the length of the . middle finger, the distance of which' was contained 19 times In the length of the whole body. Greek artists adopted these propor- ‘tions until it was established that the ‘tace must be a tenth part and the head an eighth part of the total! helght of the body. The face was di- vided into three equal parts—from the roots of the hair to the root of the nose; from the root of the nose to its ‘point, and from the end of the nose to the chin. sobacribe tor Toe Danv Plonser | co + DO YOU BELIEVE IN |. CAPITAL PUNISHMENT SEE “MOTHER O’ MINE?, COMING TO THE GRAND THEATRE SUNDAY . i Dont cough 'HE violent p'lroxy;xm n[ rrmg]ung soon eased: by Dr. King's New iscovery. Fifty years a standard temedy for colds. ~Children like it No harmful drugs. All druggists, 60c. 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Give us a cut down your table expense. Large botile Catsup Small bottle Catsup .......... 214 cans, 3 cans for Fancy Pealed Apricols cans, 3 cans fro .. 9 tall cans Milk ... Good Corn, 1 doz cans Early June Peas, 1 doz cans. String Beans, 1 doz cans . Spinach, 2 cans for ... Egg Noodles, 6 pkgs ........... MEATS! f'resh Pigs Feet, Ib Hogs Head, Ib .. Fresh Side I’urk. b Fresh Pork Shoulder, 1b Fresh Ham, sliced, Ib .. Fresh Ham, sliced, Ib Pork Loin, Ib . Lamb Stew, Ib . Lamb Shoulder, 3 Lamb Chops, 1b .. Leg of Lamb, 1b Veal Stew, lb ... Veal Shoulder, Ib Veal Chons, 1b . Leg of Veal, 1b MillersCash & CarryStore 8‘14 BELTRAMI AVE. trial and we will help Fancy Yellow Cling PblthLH, No: Fresh Mixed Nuts, without Peanuts, per Ib Lingon Berries, per quart Fancy Xmas Mixed Candy, 5 lbs for ’ Fresh—Tender—Juicy FFancy Fresh Dressed Turkeys for Christmas PHONE 295 Kreme Culs, 4 pkgs . Spaghetti or Macaroni, 3 large pkgs Quaker Oats . Flake White Soap, 16 bars Ivory Soap, 4 bars for .. Wool Soap, 4 bars for Pure Lard, 3 lhs ... Cluster Raising, per 1b Hp:mi:h Olives, per quar ( ream Cheese, per Ib . Brick Cheese, ver 1b Pull. Ost, per 1h Primost, per Ib .. MEATS! MEATS! ~as A Beef Stew,, Ib .. Pot Roast, Ib Pan Roast, 1b Rump Roast, b . Round Roast, b Roll Roast, 1h .. Roll Flank, Ib Salt, Pork, 1b . Boneless home Cured Ham, 1b ... Cured Ham, sliced, b . Home-made Pork Sausage, 1b Home-made Pork Links, 1b Hamburger, b Fancy Hens, b :ured Beef, 1b