Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 10, 1922, Page 4

I w1 e 1 1 | SMBELTRAMIAVE. -~ PHONE 2% Grocery and Meat Sge‘cialq . BIG LAKE FARMERS’ CLUB HARDING SPENDS ENTIRE | ENDORSES A. P. RITCHIE FORENOON ON MESSAGE T}]:e Big L:’;:e an:‘ers’ ]clutb :\; I:s oy (By Cnited Press) p— regular monthly meeting las ed- . * Washi . 10.—Presi FINE VAUDEVILLE BILL nesday unanimously endorsed A. P. Hndxncmg-‘::éuf; b.ulgonn”nm::f AT THE REX SATURDAY |Ritchie for the ofice of state senator. gagements.to finish his mestage on is in keeping with similar ac-the arms conference treaties with At the Rex theater Saturday will |tion being taken by a number of the intent of carrying it before the :%lpou. bfl‘l? exceptionally good vaude- | other farmer’s clubs throughout the|senate 'in. person todey, at 0 Comes slowly until her suspicion is - Raymond & Lyle in a ty., elock ortly thercafter. 1 sparkling series of songs and steps, " g i o Rl ‘aroused— j s ; with - popular: 0;,50&':8'“‘ lpeepa:l most active bodies of farmery;in-4l WLE FOR . a'v' a ROn— s P ‘e » | 3 iy = s . 3 im- Al OWLERS ASSEMBLE FOR. . \ ; depaiting e L £ Dyt ancen, will open the bil. vt “Mar. | Focke ingoeest 15 Saens dossiopment | ITERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT, THEN," ‘Cash and Carry” means that-we havemno ; |} - l siage v Divorce” musicl sutire | and, better farming, sondiiont s it G Unlied. Stats ' and L LOOK OUT! | e%pense ‘of " delivery or book aceounts, | i ) i according T A T [ - JT! LIl which has:to be added to the piices of the ; Usher and Lucy Suke wi Mary | grams 1ly b v S (4nada havé assembled here for the| = y 7 | grams usually bave m0eefRbpeLnS ning of the 1. B. A. tournamant qu'fl“?.lnd Anne Callahan. discussions on- vital topi¢s o ,ncern- : lian Boardman, the"little big[ing farm improvement. § ight. One of the lairgest" entry soprano, a late star of the Gus Ed- i has been received. . The.tourna- wards Revue, will appear with old| WILLIAM DEAN REPRESENTS bt _cloges b, . 18 £00 therefore, wescan make it an ob- Jecf 10; ell the best Groeeriés.and-Meats ‘ thgt money_can buyat reasonable_prices. 1 . '=—of another woman—a @ .—who trusted—a mi law with common semse, dsd time and popular songs and ballads.| " gr_ payL AT WASHINGTON| " [ "Holding His Own \ Y “THE DEVIL WITHIN® AT i pios | ' o8 SAOCCENG 1AM \ d friend who NPT L P et PR s R "Ten years. ago I received such ‘ d fndeed. < 10°8al cahs: Mt | Red’Seal Coftee, ="~ y +REX THEATER SUNDAY| g¢ pagl, Feb. 9.—William Dean wonderful help from your medicine ' 10 lbs Sugar 5 5 1bs 4 $1.25 Dustin Farnum is eoming to the of the firm Nichols, Dean and Gregg 1o BY stomach trouble that 1 have o GASNIER ¥ v o ; Rex theater Sunday in “The Devil is representing St. Paul at the nation- recommended it to hundreds of other p ! Nut Oleomargarine, White House Coffee Wiin ap Cplay’ B, proal o cuncl misting f o Chamber whueerouter T X St oy v RCICTURES CORPORATION 3oy aze treschars love amd 8 108 il i e e ipper of the South Seas, He is sup- of Commerce of the United States in 0 " Siith gcute indigestion and : trust, honor and intelligence Fancy Oranges, doz....35c | Barrington Hall Coffee, “\ i i TIRREI A . 85¢ BN > rted by Nigel De Brulier, Virginia | Washington today. alli and Bernard Dufning. Mr. was not expected to live, got his Durning also directed the picture. | MINNESOTA AND WISCONSIN h;:‘:le: ;?u":k;:;::‘:h ;;;l};mvifiie‘- This is the second of a series of pic- 1 tures starring Dustin Farnum unl:ler WRESTLERS MEET TONIGHT b:flngl;r ‘;lnstg::dinfi hyi:"mw-m?i 1 r:‘r‘n1 confiden! ayr’s Wonde ‘Presente ¥ a ) and bas made a photoplay of 0.0k tal 7 © 4 i t. pail Syrup.. ‘AWIFE'S =l 1o pail Syru.. AWAKEN'N The Cast? All-Star fi%l:fss‘;m g;r:rnf: Fancy Prunes, 1b Fancy Apricots, 1b...... his new contract with William Fox, mnnul()‘:fiuu;l: 11;“. ”Wresflers Re{?‘ify..‘i',fll I:"fii':;},‘{‘ "5“". hit'l”'" Wne Thi o & Man with o Dwined s, Includes: “ d y .. e 8] , hal 8s preparation . isi A WIFE'S AWAKENING” AT | o MeaPes Tk M Jiesita that removes the cataxfhal, micus S W PSR FRITZI BRUNETTE Bamons- Goffaby-. o120 Seedlens Malsine, 8 7ic . ELKO THEATER TONIGHT |and Wisconsin will meet tonight in from.the intestinal tract and.allays G ASN ER'\ g’A-M l; CARAlS_EEON S e »--$L -0Z PKES oooeoerenn the first duel intercollegiate wrest- the inflammation which causes prac- EDYTHE " CHAPMAN 49-1b sack Cremo Flour . .....:..:$2:20 - Final screening of “A Wife's ;0 ‘match in Minnesota’s history. tically all stomach, liver and intesti- Awakening,” an L. J. Gasn o ; St aEtributed by R-C Pietures Attletea from both schodis hive been nal allments, including - appendicitls e ——— Corporation, will take place todsy at | WOTIng out for some time 80d sev: One dose will convinee or money re s R e R R R T T the Elko theater. It is based upon | ¢15 DO TONIGHT : “ TONIGHT Crackers, by the caddy, per lb......12¢c an intensely human theme—the ex- rfl&ncu ué ; couple whea ;liu llm; ands or money m into | JANE ADDAMS SPEAKING 5 difficulties. The wife does her ut- TO AID RUSSIAN RELIEF GRINAGER’S ~—MEAT SPECIALS— most to save him from himself even ; o e : s bringing ‘suspicion upon herself in e | 2 3 Lo B2 2 5 ety o ; ! o o il . ber Sorts to help him out of hia di- (By United Press) 4 INE- 3~ WETTETE : Beéf Stew, Ib , Lamb Shoulder, 1b ..:18¢ l:nru:l.o There G“l]‘ all r::n:er x:; i‘:-‘ Minneapolis, Feb. 10.—Jang Ad- SUNS HIN 4 3 * 5 i V e L .]b “ == o eal Stew, 1b ...\pe... Hamburger, 1 ° teresting complications but happiness dams, noted Chicago social. worker, 3 € 4 comes in the end. The novel treat- will speak in the interests of Rus- R' ' R Y B " GROCE Aunt Betty’s Saturday Specials Lamb Stew, b ment Mr. Gasnier has given his sub- sian relief here tonight and tomor- Jact makes it one of the most unusual row. The lectures are held in con- Phone 851 : > .Cakes Thnt Are Made for Special Sunday Lunches Pot Roast, Ib ..... 7 Roll Roast, 1b Pork Sausage, Ib Pork Loaf, 1b .. Productions of the year. Fritzi Bru- nection with the campaign of the, . e nette, William P. Carleton, Sam De Minnesota Russian Relief association '® (reamery Butter, the best G , Beverly T d Edythe for 1,000,000 ds of flour. S o T e money can-buy, Pound Cake ] Gorned Bee, 8 Ibs....33¢ UBSCRIBE FOR THE PIONEER 5 perLIb ...................... 35¢ Angel Food Veal Shoulder, Ib.....20¢ | Co™ed Beels _ TS : ure Lard, i ints, i el - e it~ gt Leg of Veal, 1b : 5c | Fancy Dressed Hens, Sunshine and Layer Cake 2 for Napcleon Custard Cakes Sugar, best granulated, - “FORBIDDEN FRUIT” AT THE ELKO THEATER TOMORROW Leg of Lamb, ] REX “5isi Cecil B. De Mil:e’sbiuperb FP-::- REFLECTING 10-1b bags 65¢ Chocolate Marshmallow Roll u scture, “Forbida bt (SRS oy ki ot SRR (1 By Mhsstlarid: b er e e e he featrre st the Elko | A-BIT OF LIFE Fresh Country:Eggs, : g:nogf::eTEcr‘t:m PEr dOZ ..cocecvuemnenennnes 37¢ toworrow and Sunday, decidediy marks an era in motion piclure pro Pinick ‘Golden . Sy rup, Cream Puffs s duction in this country. It is a stu- = S pendous . photoplay and of such ex- N wholesome and delicious, cellence as to entitle it beng termed \ for hot cakes and cook- a masterpiece of which any producer ing, per gal | ht well b d. ing, ] ] 45¢ “Story s em Richelieu Milk, tall: cans, 'he story is embellished by a vi-' sion of Cinderella in which Mr. De one of the richest flavored We also have delicious Cinna- mon. Fruit Rolls and Park House Rolls. . Be turemd take home one of our Sunday morning —fine flavor, special Mille's genius is displayed to the fin- Coffee Cakes—such as Braid Cake, Raisin-fiilled - est advantage. It is colorful, strong- : Z 3 ".:Crescents. O i s Bosaapled. oven 1n' ‘ 1'% chie s ; The Giant. | t_‘l\fi;' g:y Ao’lr :.tup'ehr;do’;u. i;:dt::i;::; \ ) 4 |2 value; steel cut, the new : rflt HOME B‘KER ) A T A lmt‘PrOd“chon in-9-Pa piayer, is a suffering wife living in 4 (|3 way, 3-Ib cans.....$1.00 “The Home of Aunt Betty’s Products” ... . William Fox presents : a tenement, Clarence Burton, a % Dried Apricots, good color e o s WI LLlAM FARN u ? 1 . > IN *_PHONE 425— gambler and crook, plays the role of her husband and Theodore Rob- erts, is an oil king, who has an .a lb- important_vart in shaping the girl’s Richelieu Oats, 3-1b-7-07 career. The story was written by - pkgs, free from chaff, dirt Jeanie Macpherson, while the photo- el R play 5.. tnl; work of Alvin Wychoff \ and grit—one trial will and Karl Struss. 3 convince you of the supe- i / rior flakes, at the new ONE YACHT EXPERIENCE i} price of .......ceeiueen PROVES ENOUGH FOR MILLY NEW SHIPMENT OF Mildred Davis doesn’t want any- THE FOLLOWING— one, for love of her, to givd her a . Prunes,a 1b....12Y3¢ to 43c PERJURY | By Ruth Comfort Mitchell- Scenarioby Mary Murillo ‘ i Dir‘ected'byHeanyMifi::dbey i ' kNv CRITICAL DINERS have found - this restaurant an ideal place at which to eat. Service and surround- T oy fl‘n‘:dp;:)ad‘xecrtlg): ot Har: Bulk Cocoa, deep in color ings are perfect and you ; old Lioyey new {cature comeds, A | 2 Ibs for..32c have only to taste our viands WILLIAM FARNUM o rand. for threo days, begin: .29¢ to 35¢ o i thagiste svedils, In his most intensely emotional role since ning Saturday, and she now thinks b 0, CIRREE N “Les Miserables.” ity wre s Wby B )| CECIL B. Richelieu Go e fus o Yol ' lungo; and that they make everyone D GM]I.':LE"S fue:::fi ::jgll I;Tllf,& gel).::s, TWO REELS OF THRILLS FLAVORED 1 know we were out in the mid- DUGTION —Sauer - Kraut, Golden WITH LAUGHS dle of the ocean,” Mildred said, in’| PRO. _ Bantam . Corn,. .-Cannied v i i f doui‘:;ibing'thohuegt, "w:\enl that FORB]D B raein h- : Rex Orchestra % nt ‘ugh’ and ‘woof. I suj b \ 5 . & g‘::e it was thxrllli'ng. T never know P® Fresh shipment of Matines 2:30—10¢-25c: - Eve, 7:10-9:00~10c-30c what :‘ }"achtflwu t:llgn befi:trc. lt": PR( II‘I\' Oranges 29¢ to 75¢ g 2 5 g an awful restless thing. ‘wasn Oy Jeia tacgpateon! | ||2 - CTANEES o ie : REX SUNDAY | Fancy Grape Fruit, splen- did color and quality, 2 for 28c; Delivery Apples, Winesaps, Black Twigs, Yellow Newtons and Rome Beauties. . Half sizes in cut loaf cane 25¢ still one minute. The waves werc as high as mountains. Just when n they were highest we had to get into A drama that goes tO. the a row boat, which was like a leaf on|| very bottom of marriage. the ocean. 1 don’t like the water|| Glowing with the color, rich- anyway. It was supposed to be al| neq3 and fashion that only |i grand yacht, but it.didn’t appeal to g e me that way. 1 wouldn’t have a DeMille can paint on the William Fox presents DUSTIN FARNUM, . —In— w “THE DEVIL WITHIN” yncsht set in diamond;‘l;'ld ¢ B screen. S b boxes o you can see Mildred really Agnes Ayres gar, 2-1b boxes . 2 ; moans that she doesn’t like yachts! Theodore Roberts Crystal White Soap Chips, i ] o _Bycg;o;ge fiAellr::rgnBLamil BORROWED TREASURES. IFSMhlynsWil:im- 36c value, special....25¢c v g rected by tning . Oriental treasures in privatc homes orrest Stanley . Picnic Hams, well trim- ' Universi ° o 20 wer: f:::cdr;:i {le:r:fidp,‘i.lo 'd’sotour ~—and Other Stars, med, medium‘ size, : he‘ chhonal'y ;:ul lca'.fire {gm?’d{.;‘z&ds-l or-l]rla?‘e . 16¢ COUPON 57 3 ned several an- . Yiam: water coriors, while Jean Ha- Matinees—10c-25¢ Bacon, narrow and lean, i - Pasaanted ky the vez, his scenario writer, donated an Nights—10¢-30¢ PO ) TSR 23¢ Daily & weekly Pioneer anclent prayer rug and a Paisley rug that is used in a thrilling scene. Old brasses were constructed by some of the comedian’s Hollywood friends. “GREATER THAN LOVE” LAST TIME TONIGHT “Thosa’ producers, who talk so ve- hemently about “fewer and better photoplays” but who = continue to grind out screen plays “on schedule” should take a leaf from the book of J. Parker Read, Jr., who worked on the story and production scheme of “Greater Than Love” for more than two years. Louise Glaum, the star in this Associated Producers release which is showing at the Grand thea- ter for the last time tonight, consult- ed with_her producing manager, Di- rector Fred Niblo and Ci Gardner Sullivan for months and studied her Sunshine . Coffee, m 0 cups of: real coffee, * | perlb .. 'ELKO —Sat. & Sun.— £ “Mgrringe ys. Divorce”’ S z A musical sative of every-day life featuring George Usher and Lucy Suki, with Mary Town and Anne Callahan. . LILLTAN BOARDMAN The Little Big Soprano—Late Star, Gus Edwards Old Time, Popular and Ballads. D, Sacretary-Treasurer sirf BEMID)I LUMBER & FUEL CD. OPPOSITE GREAT NORTHERN DEPOT _ BUILDING ‘MATERIAL and FUEL ' A FILLED mar, is an exquisite example of the Jatest experiments in the cinemato- i characterization throughout the long ; 3 . g;n?g oé{&%%;;{'{;?fll;%"t‘r;?‘il;‘t‘;g ~——TELEPHONE 100— b} fl ICHONARB IN ONE ! Eg‘r‘v:%i“}fr:‘:i“f::.éz e COMPLETE STOCK PROMPT DELIVERIES All Dictionaries published previ- Feature Picture Program k., 23 .gr:phy. attributed to Charles Stu- Hard ‘and Soft Coal, Briquetts, Blacksmith Coal m“ th"‘ yw are out of date RHOBERT ELLIOTT R ¥ C . —IN— “THE RANCHER” JUST ARRIVED—A full line of Building Papers, Mlh. Felt graphic art. _and Composition, Roofing.—GET OUR PRICES FIRST! ; THE PIONEER WANT ADS e GELOUR PRICES. EIR§F—rr.n; From the fam6i i - _ARING RESULTS A 6 N S g L yu§ novel, “The Good Indian