Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 26, 1922, Page 3

i * home at Cass Lak? | During' the abseace of The Pioneer’s regular society report- e ::m who have itéms of per- /are asked to call. Phone No, 13 “-or'402 in reporting these @ The same courteous considera. tion: will be given items of this ra. C..M. Bacon H. Denu will entertain this evenmg with two tables of bridge. Dr. apd.Mrs. W.. K, Dénnison are | the happy parents of & sam born-Men- day. - William Olson of Turtle ~ River spent yesterday in the city on. bum ness. $50;000 to “loan on farms. Dean Lahd company. & L 1e18e L. Davis, from the town of North-|’ ern, drove to Bemidji yesterday and |- spent the day. Lester Peterson of Werner was a business caller in the clty yesterday between frains, .. | N ' Li; Matson. of Saum, is a ‘&t the home of” hér son, M. L. M;itson, 509 Bemi avenye. Donald_Frederic, Mr. and Mrs. George Kerr, is recov- ering “fyoma, shght operation. Mrs, A]fred leand of North- ern;was. shoppil and calling, on friends in Bemida’ffwednesday iy fllmn-lneh ard and soft wood | alabs for $3.50 per.load at Midfl ficl\uiu' Co. 1271t 0 nghts of Columbus_ will hold their. regular meeting this evening | :md a full attendance is desnred Mrs. Joseph Peck returned to her Tuesday morming _after sgveral days’ vnsnt with fnends Mrs. H: L, Huffman Monday from: Minnéapolis ‘wheré: shie has:béen visiting. at flxe home og he fnther, Dr. B *D. 8. Gould has’ accepted a -posi tion with the Bemidji Wild Rice:Co; and will look after the interests of tlzat company in ‘this v:cmlty protinee & Spring will soon be h car painted or' varnfshi Barnell, Phore 202W. " A ten-pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. ‘McGrath ‘of ‘the: Doran apartments, last . Tuesday might. Mother and son arc doing well. Elks Ladies’ volley ball team vnl] “not_ play Fflday afternoon, as are preparing the hall for the party Friday évening, but will play again Tuesday- afternoon. Mrs. T, J. Burke and Mrs. Jol Clafl‘y will give a bridge party this evening for the Catholic teachers ol . the public schools of the city and the state teachers college. Fwe tables will be played. g Editors LaFrenicre hnd Rossman of the Grand Rnpi‘&s néwspapers arc yived" in Bemidji ‘Wednesday amr noon, en route to Satk Cénter, whar e Northern - ‘Minmesota - Editori :’neetmg will be -held beginfiiris o lay. , When in" noed ‘of wood t‘.’all Clife ford & Co. We handle wood and. wood sawing-pnly for the accommodation of tho farmers who mulie’ Gup cofner their hehdguarters; Wded sawing-76c per cord: 160. 3t1:23-25:27 Mrs. Allen . and son Carl, of Inter-] 21'“;?“}1 F“;l’lzs, gmfie befin ‘%e lgu:;ts ep danghter; Mre. R. W. Koébn, for the past few days. ‘They visited M. Allen, who is fll at the hospital. They visited at Cass Lake ,yenberday between trains. ——q—‘\ H. 2. wahell and'E. H: Denu left .this morning for Sauk- Center. to- at- () ‘ténd the Northern Minnesota Editor- ul association meetings for the next e days. Both men are on the pro- ggam for addresses at one of the: “erhl sessions: Mr. Bitchell will” ro- tupn direct to Bemldjx and Mr. Denu will stop- st the ‘Tavin Cities, return- ing home about Momlay or 'I\:euday . .of_nekt woek. iMrs. €. N.. Anderson and-dadghter |: Vivian £3m evening: from *-Detroit, Minti.; whete filey have been visiting Mrs. Anderson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Linder. “Mrs. Anderson’s sisters, .the: Misses Esther 'and Sarah 3 - Linder, registered - nurses of Fargo, .N. D., were also at the parents” hom id b4 ek IPAUPAKEEWIS CLUS MEETS: for a-few days “enroute to~ -Springs, Wyoming, where they have ““aceepted” posfimns o’ the State Hos) tal of that city. HALT! Degree ‘of “Honor will hold a mis- cellancous food sale at the Gas Of: fice Saturday P. M. Yes! Brown bread and baked beans, too. old Kaplan block. Apply at office. 1-268 mmumwm ! mn. - a,. ggve a goffes dies. | 1 youngest son of |- came, home | N: A last evening. T 281-27| FOR RENT—3-room apartment in|;: hels, -Dorothy Benson' and Gordom. R Y P S 1 i i R I R R S G A F T R e S S S S S THE BEMTBJN BARY MoNEce ;- Néw York.—The success of amatéur wiréless operators n this coumitry nd Cln; , In; pending signats: and mes- séges fp Scotlend In’tie webk's teits recently will be revolutionary In"its effect on- wireléss ‘communitation, ac- cording to Perey Hiram: Maxim, presi- lmm throngh. which the tests were g ¢ ) ‘thede, . Amateprs. hed belleved that SIMPL some. of them would.crash through to ¥ STUNNING, ut:that many of:them tth takes onlg'da fe}v wnsr{hm ‘t& desm‘ t'll:ee would do so night after night was al- 2 lew. “ o Shears to et 1o bt sog et 13 auperts most more than they had hoped for. -/ Darksbrown. satin crépe is.used; mfi A wide sleeves and ‘belt g trim with chenille cord, applied-in border effect.” The'dress is slashed from the undera(m edges front and ‘back, the Tower - g%ma, Medium size requires 5 yards material, vl 3 0. 9703, Tie technical significance of the per- ¥ Hes-hr’ “the ability- shown to & low véred nstrimentd o the Pictorial Review Dress Ne - Sizes; 34 to 44 inches byst. Price, 35 cents Embroidery.No. 11 23. . T g o nails’ over' thousands. of mllu»qt Jand fer, blué or'yellow and’ sea—for some ot those ‘Tar h'tlw ® I'interior of the country got across— ~|' whereas''the - large stations use’’ from -| 100" to 200" kilowatts.: i -some ‘weath- { er that would ot ¢heck'the more pow- erful étutions thiey' would; “of - course, 181 but:sdore of- thielr worl. was'done ue e&‘cfildl(lfinb thét “'m fir 'Nm | 'i’mt stations as far west as Ohlo TO HOLD FOOD SAI.E The Degree of Honor will hold a miscellaneous food sale at the ofliee |of the Bemidji Gas company Satur-/| Which- Britain ‘occupies - to" Amerfca. day afternoon. ‘The “geriers) diréction” from peints: in | —_— 3 thifs doarntry 16 norfheast. ?.lsm:!mm I\ew Englana pdss over thé maritime DANCE AT NY.M.ORE HALI. provlm:es of Canada, and’ those” ON SATUKDAY EVENING | Denver ‘puss over-Hudson bay. - Mr. There will be: a_d: turd Godley expressed the bellet that be~ | th ,Ghmtf::,emsah:“ 13 | cause of: batter: refenction” and reflec- thi i6 is jn. | ton' Intand’. stations : had: &s £904" 8 chance of * getth ver as’ 'Nor( At lahtic+ stati Thls pmved to be theicase,. - |Praved. It Could Be. Done. "Olll‘ success” [ olutlofinry - in° ‘radlo * communieation,” shys Mr. Paul E. Godley, the officfal | the: league, was stationed, 1y to- the relation; not ulways reatized, d:a good time are assured by thosn m charge PRESBYTERIAH LADIES’ AID “'DIVISION HOLDS MEETING|. dent of the American Radlo Relay | ere able to- réach *Scotland; where ' finx‘lm‘ “wrt had not been tliought Mfl’ T8 proved that 1t cotild be done; 1t means: the coming of citizen communl- ‘citioh hetwéen England:and Amefica, the-coming of the duy when the peo- ple of one country. can talk, to “one another and discuss momentous af- fairs without the intermediary of pub- The mtscellaneo\ls dmslon, Ladidg" Aid of the Presbyterian Igm h, met at’ the home of Mrs: L. %’ ‘Thirty-five mbers were present and a né vailed. MOTHERS’ CLUB TO Mzz-r SATURDAY AFTERNQON The, Mothers® clib will feet Sat- ental cles, What.| !day ‘afternoon ‘at 3 o'clock witl leoniientat. sgencicy. h Mrs. R. H, Schumaker, 608 Beri ans for the developmeht of un- 11 defstandings and harmonious. relation- :fie':"\l:;lb;rl:ebl;";;g;irt\tr:z“gf: 2;.:: ship ‘can De’ better lmxlneg! than de- meetmg of the new year. scribed, It turns one’s thoughta to R 4 the recent discussions by. Mr. Wells th ‘his story of the‘ideal relationships ‘hetween the ped fes of the world. LIt is. only A tter of time when this wireless telegraph communication will ‘be followed by telephonic com- [‘munication, and when citizens of cne country may talk with the citizens ot another country without any check wpoil: their freedom of speech. | “I'he ‘great thing about this test is that it whs doné by amateurs; thelr CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOT ;nloue) ham} cgmmenc:l put, it thrlolnth. AT IS hey have developed super-skill ‘in 4 1’6 MEETF“(”A" N'GHT operating and supersensitiveness’in ap- The Christian Enfleavor ]oc]ety of | pumtu!v I think it will be a great sur-| the Presbytermn church will not hold | prisé¥te &1l the wireless men of the its social meetmg as planned for Fri-| world, froin -Marconi to the experts'of [day evening, but at some future time | the great private companies. The ama- | amnpunced. This pastponement | tout's ~ apparatus’ his' been devel YEOMAN LODGE MEETS A ¥ HAS DANCE THIS EVENING L The ;!mthcr of American Yeomen will meet in regular. session this eye- ning at 8 o’clock. Following the close of the - business meeting, or about_9:30, a dancing party: for.the | ‘members of the lodge an& their; m- 'vited friends will be hel s because of the basketball games at | oped. on: the busis of- love for his e gy Friday.evéning, * work;. it fs’ uot: the perfanctory, al-, on thougl_ skillful, -performance . of the hired eniployce.” The Radio lengue fs divided Into’ sevéral- divisions coverhl: thie entire country, and there are 20,000 nmu(eur Each - “.0. HARRIS.MARTIN Judge J. E. Harris had the pleasure of nidreying his sorf, Louis D. Harris, to_Bessie ltlartln at 2 p.. m. Wednes- ‘day; at_the vrobate’ court: chambess, . stations operating 'in “it. { They weré ~attended by Fletcher| ViSion has' a manager, an assistdnt’! manager and district. rintendents, Wwho 'devélop 1ong distance® fibes of communieation and allot hours for tocat and long distanice’ transmisslon. will ‘ninke ‘their hame on’the: judge's farm -near the:Spur school house; in Port “tawnship, where they will be at home to their friends. B: A. C. CLUB PEANS:TO HAVE BASKETBALL TEAM The B. A. CT club mat' last eve- ning in the basement of the Presby- terian ¢hurch. - Pwenty-thres: Mu were present. Plans were iade fo Grimoldby and Lillian Collopy. They fibire Twe Kmd- # Thinkers. There are two kinds of people in the ‘world—word people and rm people, The former deni in words r jud day evening' thert © ; B.W. Lakia, Pres. meeting with general good¥ellowship. Thirty-six boys are now the clubss: 5 Opposite Great .. AND._ELECTS, lI,fi OFFICERS “‘club, met last |evening at the re: nce of Dr. Ben- son, :1218_Bemid| avenué. Mfsg Mildred Richardson was elected presi- dent for the ensuing year; Miss Kate Hines, secretary and treasurer. Af-1H ter the business mecnnm the’ evening | and the toast- the fireplace. Those present were:’ Misses Mildred Richardson, Kate and Vivian Hines, Madge Trafton, Cresence Faust, Vera Johuson,-Beula Whazton,: \&gnu Dan- COMPLETE STOCK ot ams E.R. Evunp, Mp. * BEMID)! LUMBER & FUEL €8, Iding Material and Fust St TELEFHQNE 100 :——: Hard aud Soft Coal—Briquetts—Blacksmith Coal WE HAVE REDUCED THE PR;C! OF HARD COAL 50c A TON—EFFECTIVE JANUARY 16TH. Eleg,:mr snnpfic-t{ ever, declared ey ,‘.‘J:fé.&h‘e" roadicloth tailleur of broadclot! trimmed with bands of. fur. - The inex- pensive pelts that have .a smart appearance include dyed rabbit, Australian'opossum and'dyed muskrat. Either would serve attractively as bands on _the lower edge’of the long jacket and for mllurand cuffs: Medium i ilu;hrequnmcs 431 yards S4-|m:h broad- clot! Pictorial#Review Jacket:No. 9585 Sizcs, 34 to 46 inches bu Price, No.-8971." Si: 410, 36 analyze quéstions and “draw “con- Clusions only from the potlit of View of what they believe to be establiblied fiacts. The two types are as far apart as the north and South - potes ‘and are Incapable of cafrying ‘on hnything In the avay of intolll(eut argument or de- bite; hetausé they' do ‘Tiot talk the lx\ngunge or thihk by the same méttiod. THe word than starts with' a desfrell concliision ‘and fashions his fucts to produce that resulf. (rhe fact man’ analyzes his subfect, secks to estibiish ‘trath ih rexard to facts which lisve & bearirig 'on’it and draws - what he 'be- honést conclitsions. His g out - of‘a lieves to process is' ke the workt ithéatical: mblem: 1 Kriow the, inswer Wil be* uiitil the'last g e 1§ inadé. . Hé thlnks' for- 4 ‘nian flflnlfl -of. Norway' ot long “#pécithen of the nnu»i tribe; wiileh, I the 26im’” of 1ts teetll andIn o linraeteristic feat- , Cloaety ‘resembiex a" dpecies ‘of nm-n thitt inhabited the ocean fn thiat | InimegstrAbly- reniote perioft: called in | peolégy the Devonian sige. A nlmllnr thark wawca) ‘by- the prince of Mongco': yeulit /Ot the ' Mdeirs Is- | Iande, ‘in- 3589, These two specimens, with & few others found id: the”Jup- | wnese’ seas; which-dre” rcm"ku‘hlv the ‘numbes. of ‘survivals of * aiclent torms Ot Jife that:they/contain, consti- tute” the wohly’ known: representatives warks: The Golden Goose. An American says lie'ts "stionei” and Amierlcans understand him. The Frenclr havé a corresponding: word' fur robbing somebody outside the law, anil this word is “estampage,” snd ‘the Krench are becoming wise to the fact thit . France may be overdoing this taking of irregular -toll from: tousists | fand- visitors; - Except for oie or’ two special resorts, touring in France has fallen off this year, aud thosé” wlio are thinking about this enormons source of income-to the country are | pointing out the evil of the incapacity of seme. and the rapacity of 'others. The word “estampage,” by the way, is a dietionary- word for .punghing hbles in metai, and is commonly undey- #tdod in France for overcharging/ - - Werld-Wide Rest Day. The first internationtt conference at Washthgton “Iit' 1919, diseurmstng’ Howrs | of’ lber; sought ‘to’ Hnilt: thew-te. forty-eight hours in the week and eight i the day. In preparatton: for' the third annual session of the confereme at Geneva there’ has been sent out to league 'of nations a questionnaire. as-to flie possibility-of u-world-wide weekly |: reat day for workers in [odustry and commerce. C. L Toted, s«yg}f_nu-» E Northern Depat PROMPT DELIVERIES @des nov now on tlie euuh 01 'the Devontan the governments represeated: i the {: r t A Note by Wordsworth. Treasures are never exhausted ; only, sometimes, there is & painful dearth of treasure seekers. ' ¢ Not fong agd 4 book buyer, rummag- Ing In a fecond-hand store at Oxford, unearthed @ copy of Coleridge's Blographia Literaria, which he bought for $4.31, A little later, examining hig purchase at his hotel, he found on a. Hlank page fome’ notes initlaled “w." Reference to_the Bodlelan library re- conled that the ‘notes were by Words- warty 416 0l flie book back to the; sealer the same day ifor £12 ($60)~+:. L o e true Lod¥ lover Wil beyy v painfa:pgrt ofithe stoty.’ . »immhufimmiim the ' én+ haneed unuc thnt an- autograpl ‘gives " hook. 1. fmmd in a yolume tiat Lot i (‘N cerits) \flm'h thet pon( no’ doht thought>dear xcuough. He wrote his name in it; however, and now it fetches i £4.10°(522,50).—From the Living . Age: Th. Necessary: Hu-band e wants her hushand back again.” wBut she sued him for ‘divorce and got 1t.* “T know.” “And the court g-n(- lier the eus- tody af the children.” «That's the trouble, She finds now that she really needs him. You see she has no one fo stay at home with the children on the nights her club meets."—Detroit Free Press. # ‘Just Right’ Hard- ware,”’ SAYS PADLOX ;s There’s as much difference in hardware as in farms. You've tudied farms and know a lot more rbout them than we do. For the same reasno we're better posted on hardware. Probably a hammer is just a hammier to you. But any good car- penter will tell you that some are 50 soft they'll dent; others are so brittle they’ll dnp, while others are just right. It’s our business to furnish that “just right” kind. Hammers -are only one item from-several hundred in the hard- ware line. But in every. case our job's the same—to furnish the “just right” kind. It must be right or we’ll make it right. Plumb Hammers ......$1.25 to $1.75 {| Ball Pein Hammers. $1.00 to $2.50 Saws Disstol 3.00 ta $5.50 Block Planes .$1.50 to $4.50 Smoothing Planes....$3.50 to $7.50 Kitchen Utensils 1| Copper Ten Kettles (ano) .$2.35 || Mixing Bowls 50c to $1.00, Curtain Stretchers $3.25 C. E. BATTLES " HARDWARE | i Third St, Bemidji, Minn, In’ Tah and fllack, all put &n ‘tablés; find , yout gi h “as” ‘many ‘you ean. It ifi - rard chamee - - ito;'buy™ sueh’ shoes - at -this - ridiculous low —Clearance Price Tadies’ and Men’ on._table, special Men’s déhuekle All-Rubber Aretic shoes; $4.50 ‘gradé,” special . Men’s Dress - ° . Rubbers, rtpccml .’98(: price. Never: again such an oppartumly ; Felt Slippers, by his son Thomas, wake the lust case, AS an example, » Py PR Y R S A real old-fashioned Yankee was tell- ] Ing'a friend of the ill luck cxnex'leuced s soon as he went.to PAGE THREE om. “WE BUY AND SELL New and Second-Hand FURNITURE he saidy, “Ju Boston1o W "Tom fell in love. She - RAN Mved in one of the suburbs, and di-! STOVESy GES; BEDS, ete. rectly Tom made up his mind he liked —Pl\one 300__ her, he weut and bought a fifty-tip ticket to her place and “Well, what happened “What happened? turned;down at. the second cull and the llej\or was left on his hands l:‘ 't hard luck, pl»nw-mll me filwaukee Reatiuel, thaty wRAt 1 Why, he was laraon g Son *'Fhe " Dafly.’ Ploneer. iupsaribe fo £ £ H E IIlIIIIllllllllllllllllllllmllll"!, Phpno 82 MEN ARE GOOD_EATERS as a_ tuld, but® we're not afraid they'll . éat’ up too much of our profit and so we serve generous: portions. Yes, despite the high cost of foods, materials, labor, etc. —we can ‘still give you qual- ity food, well cooked, ncnfly served at moderate prices. And that’s “going some!” HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES for your medicine cabinet. Keep yourself well supplied. It's best to stock up with liniments, with hazel, alco- hol, powdérs, cte. They keep indefinitely. and' you wmay need something of this char- acter at any moment. ' Let us suggest what should con- stitute the supply. City Drug Store LALIBERTE & ERIGKSON ', Bemidji UN DICTIONARY _98c Qver-| v The D;iily apd Weekly Pioneer Now Universities Dictionary _ 22 DICTIONARIES IN ONE, ATl Dicticharies published provicus te thia sme are cutel date _______:—___—z-—_——m-:-———::—-——_—-—‘_ SSUIUHHH I IIIlIllIIlIIIlIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!IIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIII’IIIIIIIII|I||II1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII—' WHOLESALE PRICES TO CONSUMER Consumel;s Shoe Our After-Inventory Ciearance Sale Is In Progress. Hundreds of Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes Are Being Put On Bargain Tables to Close Out—and Profit Forgotten. /" HUNDREDS OF PAIRS OF Laches Oxfords and Pu!nps ; broml COUPON; THE NEW SITIES D bousd i’ b [ CaTRATED 211 Third St. Co. Bemidji, ’.rn\vn and black Good- year welt Shocs, Got- i ake. © Never "l such values £ and styles, gpecial ... 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