Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 10, 1922, Page 5

.11;\ i 7 Items 'for this column will be gladly received by Mrs. H: Y, telephone 1 «*Readeifs owe it to their gu and] tof’ them- selves to see that items bf local interest are reported. E- /¥y item will be g ren, proper . sideras tion when source is known,’ F H N H~:}Ié-i:‘"l—ri . rdn anks - o ok Dok ot Hoe o Jas thel . .| sl A areliss guest! 0 A %fldw 1 8B, Tmsdanl of Pite 4845 F. Mrbl Thotias Kipte)of Wekhon vy | ayes: of Wilton refitned toc g’ 3 Kegle/of Werner was es, Thursday, after. atten ¢ ?.l‘hl:xe ‘1:91\.%»%94_’!(551“19‘%“ ?‘co\n.ti commils}i'onem ’t:‘eetingflfi’i - oY santian olds - midiie, 10 wonoey 1803 (5 Alf membevs-of « the<Eiks-minstrel showiare requeste:d to he present to- night. SRR 182210 e Gilbert Peterson of Werner was a FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10,3922, THE BEMIDJI DARY PIONEER | — ' PAGE FIVR Earl G. Brown and daughter, Miss Marjorie, are leaving today for Du- luth, where they will spend the week end with relatives. B $50,000 to loan on farms. Dean Land company. 1-18t¢ William Lennon left last evening for his home at Kelliher after attend- ing the county commissioners meet- ing in--Bemidji since Tuesday. Preliminary Milliner, opening. at Elko/Hat Shop:today’ ombYTowW. .,|Spring must be around t‘hy[ f‘gfl?‘fb 1S Paper. e c bargajns. Make )’rl:nr dallnirfbggwhnt it fwght to. 1tD2-10-1tW2-9 business caller ;in the city today be- ! tween trains, Ed. Tostrud of Buena Vista is at- tending to usiness matters in Be- midji this' ‘week. All who took part in the first re- hearsal of the Elks minstrel are re- quested to report at 7:30 tonight. S 1t2-10 E. G. Reynolds of Northern drove to Bemiidji Thursday and attended to business matters. - -...cn. - C.,W. Nelson has moved- his-paint shop from the“néw Kaplan building to 214 Fourth street, on £ J. H. Koors is transacting business at Walker today and will return to Bemidji this evening. 1 v The bargain seekers will find them galore at Wilson’s Fair’Store Satur- *day morning. Look and gee what 19¢_ will buy. 1tD2-10-1tW2-9 ! Miss Edna Applegate returned to Bemidji Thursday and has resumed her duties at the Elko Hat Shop, _E. E. Kenfield returned last eve- ning from Duluth, where he trans- acted business for a few days. Hemstitching well and neatly done by Mrs. Jennie. McPherson, 214 Fourth street. - Telephone 415. | 3td2-11 J.. 0. Achenbdch left-yesterddy for Park Rapids on a business trip and expects to return to Bemidji tonight. Mr._and’ Mrs.- James ‘Wheeler of PBasg 'Lake were shopping and call- .enus/ia semmoyr Thursday. J. W. Naugle left Wednesday for Baudette and will transacti business in that vicinity for. about-a .week. ., Mrs. Jennie McPherson is ogeninz hemstitching parlors at 214 Fourth street. Telephone 415, . 3td2-11 Rev. Blaine Lanibert will leave Be- midji' today for Puposky and will g-;v}e‘ta stereoptican lecture-there to- night. s S. W. Ellig; returned to his-home: at Blackduck Thursday evening after ttanls(acting business in Bemidji- this| week, ' “The line is busy.” Of course; talking about the Telephone dance Feb. 23, at the new armory. - | 4t2-2-4-7-10 Mrs. I. W. French expects to leave tonight for Little Falls where she will visit her mother and sister until Monday. FE Mrs. J. Severson of Fifth ward transacted business at Cass Lake. Tuesday and returned to her home in the evening. Oh, Boys! Don’t your best girl .and asksher to go to the Telephone operators’ dance, Feb. 23, for she will enjoy it. 4t2-2-4-7-10 Mrs. John Moberg, who transact- ed businnes at Cass Lake the first of the week, has returned to:her home in Bemidji. Mrs. C. Clark of Puposky. visited her mother, Mrs. H. Mills, who has been ill at her home, 907 Beltrami avenue, this weeky forget to calt Miss Mabel Brooks arrived in Be- midji last evening from Ashland, Ky., called here by the death of her bro- ther, Russell Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Galloway re- torned from: Chicago and :the:.twin: tities this morning. They ave been goue avout two weeks on a business trip. Miss Marie LaVelle, a millinery Mrs. Philip Gill and daughter, Leah, and son Robert returned to- day irom St. Paui, where they have been visiting relatives for the past six weeks. _Sixteen pounds of sugar for $1 with an order of $1 or over is good Saturday at Troppman’s. 1tD2-10 Mrs. A, V. Garlock and little son Bobby, left the first of the week for Minneapolis and expected to go from there to Chicago to visit relatives for a short time. Wilson's Fair Store 19¢ sale starts Feb. 11. Stops Feb,,18, Loads and loads of bargains. 1tD2-10-1tW2-9 Miss Mary Lukish of Chicago was called to Bemidji because of the ser- ious_illness of her sister, Miss Olga Lukish, who is undergoing treatment at St.” Anthony’s hospital. We: must advance with the mar- ket. * Sugar now at 16 pounds for $1 with an order of $1 or over at Tropp- man’s, 1tD2-10 Mrs. Lucy Hazen left this morning to visit. her daughters, Mrs. Andrew Abbott, at Eagle Bend, and Mrs. Tom Knott “at Parkers Prairie. -She ex- pects to be gone for several weeks. —— The eve of gladness and of joy— Telephone operators’ dance, Boy.” 4t2-2: James Goodman of Fergus Fa was calling on friends in Be Thursday. . He. has been: in business in Fergus Falls- for some time and recently dispoesd of same, but has not decided, where-he.will locate. “Hello.” Come on over and listen in at the dance given by the Tele- phone_operators, Feb. 23, at the new armory. 4t2-2-4-7-10 Mis. H. Mayne Stanton, little ddughtet Joyee: *‘and’won .Harlan ‘Mayne, Jr., left today for their new home ‘at Duluth. They have been guests of, her parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Stanton, for several weeks. Spring will soon be here. Have your ear painted or.varnisl uwow, Pear! Barnell. Phone 202W. 1-174 Little Irene Brett. daughter of Mr. and.Mrs. P. D. Brett, 515 America avenue, has been ill and under the doctor’s care for about.a week, but was reported to be slightly improved this morning. Fifteen-inch hard and soft wood Jabs for $3.50 per load at Bemidji Manufacturing Co. 12.7¢¢ Ensign. Knutson received- word to- day that Adjutant Chesham of the Salvation Army _division ~at head- quarters, ‘which_is in Minneapolis, will be in the city for Saturday and Sunday meetings, which are held at the : Salvatigishall on Third street. A ‘special ‘musical program is being drrangied. erybody welcome. MISS RICE ENTERTAINS. Miss Marion Rice, 520 Irvine ave- nue, very.plessantly entertained 15 girls at a sewing.bee last evening at her home. : SHORT PATRIOTIC PROGRAM TO ACCOMPANY ‘HEARINGS A short p;trlg;ic‘hprog:;m, ;o;l]- sisting of songs.by.the es, dril Secitations. andchumbers by’ the high school Glee club, will be given next Wednesday . #fternoon - at the court house, when the class of “foreigners receive their. naturalization papers. designer. from, Mimmgflhi will. ar-, e ey ive, this week ‘aid asition at| PRESBYTERIAN “Dfi' D 5 fhe Vegue SESRETVeld| pivision To Medt MokA 'l'h: flnndy try style sausage, business Saturday, Feb. sell’ at reasonable pril meat that money can buy. Also bak- ery goods, butter, cream, Come and see. Mrs. Henry Finke and little .son, Robert, of Berthold, N. D., are guesta of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Geil, 514 Fourth street. . She came to o<sist in caring for herfather, who fs ill. p “VALENTINE SUPPER. The Y. P. L. of St. Paul’s church “?‘gfi.‘%‘;fi” b . _a#” Will serve supper from 5 to 8 o’clock in the church basement. Saturday, Feb. 11. Public is invited. The menu follows: Escalloped Potatoes Meat Loaf Cabbage Salad Green Peas Pickles 5 Rolls Ice Cream offee Wafers 2ta2-1 4 I ,’;,:-‘ b':fll: Ailnmemb_e_rs are’ 180 e socisty wil meer M id society will meet Mon- Lz;l afternoon’ &t the home of Mrs. Garlock, 1110 Bemidji avenue. o ested by the thafrman’ of the~division to be pres- ent. M. LODGE TO MEET NEXT. MONDAY EVENING The Modern Brotherhood of Amer- ica will meet in regular session Mon- day ‘évening, Feb. 13 and all mem- bers are expected to attend. The la- dies of the lodge-are to serve supper the regular buine'u meeting. ENJOY...SLEIGH RIDE. danced ‘during the served a mi ul:x}t evening. “Oh, |y 10/ and dsncing Will ‘be_enjoyed “after | SUNDAY A sleigh ride party was given }au evening by William and Harry Ll_m- |quist of fifthi ward. Two sleigh loads, about 35 young people, went .|to.the Carr.Lake school where they ! i evening, and ight lunch, after which they returmed to their homes and all DANCE AND VALENTINE PARTY. Mrs. George Walker, Jr., has is- sued invitations to a private dance and valentine party to be given Sat- urday evening, Feb. 11, in the Nan- gle’ hall. ODbD FELLQWS TO-PUT ON FIRST DEGREE, WORK TONIGHT There will be first dégree work at the meeting o; ‘th I%‘%?F’ to be he]? this evening at 8 o’clock at the ne all { oose hall. It is desipad thqt . mbers be present. ! e g 1 L RO o d Gy R. AND CIRCLE WILL E’TURDAY AF;I'BRN?ON sad anc o~ a0t e do 3R, will hold 3ts ar m| ng§g‘ afternogn ::'l“‘lao W se hall, f : digs,of the ¢ will meet at 3 o’clock Satyrday after- noon at the new Moose hall and it is tdexm'ed that all members be pres- ent. YEOMEN ENJOY SOCIAL HOUK AFTER MEETING,| After the refiuln meeting at the new Moose hall Thursday evening, a real enjoyable social hour was held. Cards, dancing and a lunchj| were the feature of the evening. On February 23, after the regular business meeting the entertainment committee plans to provide an en- joyable social time for.all and.a - | preparation, but owing to her illness METHODIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY ENJOYS MEETING \BEMIDJI GIANTS READY T0 TACKLE CROOKSTON (Continued From Page 1) play here Feb. 16 and 17. McGin- nis, now playing center for the Giants, played with Superior early this season and in remafluyt; ~upon the strength of that teant declared that he consiii:m]i a flmtt hun:e he was the poorest player on the team, Ozt thinz' is‘;\éix'hh ‘and that is !I\‘;’b th¢ Giants' artfitoOput on n numder’ of: first. class. games here before, the season closes and 1t is urged that, the general public, give this squad its; hearty support. y SUBSCRIBE FORTHE . DAILY PIONEER Thirty ladies attended the regular ‘meeting of the W. F. M. S. heid yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. H, Zentz. The day of prayer for missions was wbserved by a special"hour of prayer from 2 to 8 o’clock, gre ding the afternoon g;ogram. 'his‘was led by Mrs. J. M. McGhee, and she had assigned the five different subjects to that many ladies. It proved to be a very' helpful hour. At 8 o'clock the program opened with - a vocal duet by Mrs: A. M. Bagley and Mrs. P. L. Hines, which was very much appreciated. The iesson subject taken from the “Abecedary” lesson book, “What is our Fareign Missionary Society” was in charge of Mrs. Blaine Lambert andMrs, P. E. Welch. This was to have been given by Mrs. M. W. De- puty, who had spent weeks in secur- ing data, and had made wonderful wag not able to be present. Special prayer was offered for her. The so- ciety decided to ask Mrs. Deputy to take charge of the lesson at some fu- ture date. A vocal solo sung very sweetly by Mrs. Lambert completed the program. - TONIGHT . Part of— ‘ d A PHOTOPLAY Partners for the lunch were select- ed bytmystery Iiml:; qugstior:; sgei\;‘g MADE lN iven_to one, an e answers to t| g:.leations to another, and :ll:n:se hng BEMIDJ]! to be matched. Mrs, Zentz and Miss Florence Bagley were hostesses. Dur- ing the lunch hour, Miss Nell Zentz It’s ‘Not a Masterpiece, or large attendance of ‘members Tis urged. . DENER SCHOOL STUDENTS ) ; TO RETURN TO NORMALCY (By: United ' Pres: a Denver, Colo., Feb. 9.—Students of the Manual Training High's¢hool here’ must return to normalcy—to the old days of “manly men and womenly women.” Led by Joe Jenness and Naylor McElvain, a group.of students has declared ‘war on lounge lizare tactics and patent leather hair affect- ed by male students and short skirts and low-necked dresses of the girls. A “kangaroo court” for offending boys has beenthreatened. No pun- ishment has been fixed for the girls who defy the insurgents’ ruling. | GRAND | ToNIGHT i Use the Rebate Ticket Il MAHLON HAMILTON LOUISE.GLALM .. . i “Greater Than Love” —ALSO SHOWING— “HORSE SENSE” A Two-Part Comedy i THE LAMPS OF LLOYD ARE THE LAMPS OF LAUGHTER— The Trade Mark of Laugh 'MADE | MAN SATURDAY MONDAY: MATINEE AND NIGHT d|C. Berglund will be host. “A SAILOR| Wonderful Production. BEMIDJI'ACTORS 4‘And Othevs Appear In It. No Additional ‘Admission Charge. favored the society with a very nice- y rendered piano solo. ‘BETHEL LUTHERAN MEN TO HOLD MEETING TONIGHT +'¥¥he regular meeting of the Men's society of the Bethel Lutheran ‘church will be held. this evening at 8 o'clock in the basement of the church. The program of the evening will be followed by a social hour and refreshments will be served. George Al are [ welcome. Subscribe fur The wUally Ploneer. LAST CHANCE TONIGHT HelpYourself To Witness ;mflldm;mflh or “PERJURY” . Closing a high ful run; “PERJ William " Fox’ Scott’s Emulsion has stood the exacting test of time. Help your- success- Y,” .the per-special presenting William Farnum self to renewed strength, in a remarkable emotional take Scott’s Emulsion! role, will be shown for the Seott & Bewne, Bleomfield, N. % —— ALSO MAKERS OF o Ki-moIDs 7 (Tablets or@ramsios) ron INDIGESTION 20170k last time at the REX THE- ATRE tonight. - . ;Thig. . preductign. -has cre- ated a sensation®here com- parable to that Wwhich it en- joyed during its opening run on Broadway, New York. GET THE HABIT OF TRADING AT - THE PALACE There Is No Waste to QUALITY Foods— and Prices Are No Higher Here. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Powdered Sugar, per pk .10c Corn Starch, per pkg -... i “Nakomis” Peaches, in heavy syrup, per large can 3! Cooking Apples, per Ik Oranges, sweet and juicy, per do Boneless Rib Roast, Ib. Bef Stew, Ib . Leg of Veal, Shoulder of Veal, Veal Stew, 1b ... Leg of Lamb, 1b Shoulder Lamb, 1b Lamb Stew, Ib ... Choice fresh dressed Chickens, CROWN ROAST LAMB HEAD LETTUCE JUMBO CELERY Palace Meat and Grocery PHONES 200-201—— Better Service Delivery Hours: 8:30-10.30 A. M. 2:30-4:30 P. M. Troppman’s Grocery Dept.—Phone 927 Meat Dept.—Phone 938 MONARCH BRAND —Our Highest Quality '16 POUNDS OF SUGAR FOR. .$1.00 (Is good over Saturday, with an order of $1.00 or over). Market has advanced, and after that we must advance with the market. 100 Pounds SUGAR, Delivered. . $6.25 +2vr .ak10c less not delivered) SATURDAY THE LAST DAY of the INTRODUCTORY SALE - ! Specials Are Offered in Many Departmentz: ‘Children’s Outing * 'HAND BAGS Bags that were formerly price to $15 2 15-0z bottles of Catsup 2 1bs of Cocoa, in half-gal Mason jar. 2 1bs of Lingenberries . . .. 10-1b sack of Buckwheat Flour. . ... 3lbsGlossStarch ................ 3 cans of Peaches, in heavy syrup. 3 cans Raspberries, in heavy syrup. .$1.00 3 cans Loganberries, in heavy syrup . $1.00 No. 10 canfiPeachg% in light syrup.. 95¢ No.'10 cans Loganberries, in light No. 10 cans Grated Pineapple...... 90c Large‘Clothes Baskets . ......... No. 3 Galvanized Tubs ...........$1.15 All-copper Boilers, each .. ... An assortment of Aluminum Ware, Dish Pans, Percolators, Double Boilers, Stew Pans and ' Roasters, each . .. Cliffords syrup ..... Bags that were formerly priced to $5 CLIFFORD’S Weekly Specials At Very Special Plfices for Saturday Only! I.59 5.59 . 45c 35¢ 25¢ 55¢ 20c .$1.00 .$1.00 $6.40 ..99¢ Corner 4th and Minnesota Ave. PHONE 160 : PHONE 160 Oy g ar P ‘A can of Calumet Baking| Powder will make more pies, cakes, biscuits, muffins, etc.' brands. v ar ; : It lasts longer<-goes farther be-| cause it contains miore than the or- dinary leavening strength — there* fore you use less. Wheh a recipe calls for two tea- spoons of baking powder, use two level teaspoons of Calumet, the re- sults will alws;i's be th¢ same — fectly rai bakings—remem- this when you buy baking pow- der and don't forget that Calumet is the economic buy because it goes A pound can of Calumet contains full Y6 0z Some baking powders come in 12 oz. instead of 16 oz. cans. Be sure You get 3 pound when you want it e e T e T e T T e e then a can’ of most other} - 'Robes, formerly a3 ) - priced to 1.35, at69c _ l ; %