Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 15, 1922, Page 5

WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1922 Items for flnl column will be gladly received by Mrs. Harvey, telephone 114-W. to their guest Readers owe - interest are rcpcrhd. Eve wilkbe n propar con: hun whe"peurc. is. known, ' YOuE: grncer for a loaf’ of San taty Hflfl‘ Bread. 6t3-22 The family' of I-‘rank Taunt are all ill-at thgir'home in Grant Valley with la grippe, and Mrs. Taunt is re- ported:to be seriously ill with pneu- monia. Miss Ella Ramstad returned to Bemidji Monday from her home a. Ada where she spring vacation. the college. visited - during her She is a student at The condition of Wiilard Grous, who has been confined to St Anth- ony’s hospital since a part of his foot was amputated nearly three weeks ago, is not so favorable of late. Ask for it. Polar Pie. 2-14t1 Mrs_Milto) Neely of St Cloud nee Alice Jerrard, niecé .. H.. Jerrard, Managel of the Northwestern il Co. will arrive in Bemidji this evening to attend the Kiwanis Ladies function, and spend the week end. Frank Rappatta was ill for several - days last week at his hpmejiat>11}} Mississippi avenue, but was abje’Mon= day to leave on a business trip to Akeley and other points for ‘Armour & Co., of which hé is an employec .|Park avenue. Y | land company. Mrs. Hilda Bailey is reported to be very'ill at-her. home, at 21st street and Mrs. Harry McGriff of Bemidji went to Cass Lake 'yesterday to conswii Dr. Christiansen. Polar Pie. Ask for it. 2-14t8 Clem Willis of Duluth transacted business in Bemidji Tuesday and visited friénds while hcre. E. W. Nix, nnd\tor for the Kenfi Lamoreauz company, left Mo !a night for Chicago on a business trip. $50,000 to loan on farms. Dean 1-18t¢ A. V. Olson V' his brother, trains today en route fr N. D. to his home:at Dull§ ed at o) Marshall Nugent, who: has” been very ill with the flu for the past three weeks, is recovering and was able to get out a short time yester— day, Polar Rie. “Ask for it. 2-141:! Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Olson returned this morning from Lansford,- N. where ‘they, went a week ago to ac- company the remain of Mr. Olson’s Mother, who passed away at St. Anthony’s hospital, and to attend the funeral, which was held at Lansforc. Misses Myrtle Wickham and Jo- hanna Moran-returned to Bemidji Tuesday to resume their studies at the Bemidji State Teachers college after spending ‘their “‘spring vacations at their homes at MecIntosh. They make their home with Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Ritchie while here. Mrs Georgia Murray, a student of the Bemidji high school who was mak- ing her home at 423 4th strect, be- begame seriously ill with la gripp: nbout ten days ago and was taken to | the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. & oy y 3 <G W. Slater, lfil Bi: avenugs. ;‘v 0 has been ill and cofid tom 0 H¢ expects to be gone several days.|Hugh Murray, in Rockwood township. She is now able to sit up a part of Polar Pie. 2-14tf| each day. RE - THURSDAY AND FRIDAY J. L, FROTHINGHAM Presents || “PILGRIMS o | THE NIGHT" Adapted to the screen from the novel “Passers By, 5 =+ by: B, Phillips-Oppenheim.. - .2 3.... Directed by Edward Sloman —with— - RUBYE DE REMER And Cast Including LEWIS S. STONE KATHLEEN KIRKHAM WILLIAM V. MONG RAYMOND HATTON CHARLES CHAPLIN " In the Two-Reel Comedy “¢ “THE JITNEY ELOPEMENT” —————————————————————————— SUNDAY—TOM MIX = In His New One “CHASING THE MOON” BEN TURPIN—In His New Comedy— “BRIGHT EYES” Ask for iu [T G e [ 0 I T ed business in Bemidji ‘Wednesday. Allen Fort of Eckles was & be- tween-train business visitor in He- midji Wednesday.- shopping and calling on friends in Bemidji Wednesday. N ., Backus has returned from Minne- here he gas been for the past| hsigran: tmgbu ness. Austin™McIver r@iur ‘J ’usmess t:& 73 me for the past two fecks is ablef to be out again. Mrs. W. Helmer left this morning for International Falls to visit her daughter, Mrs. Harold Bellows and Miss Nellie Helmer. W. H. Rice spent the week end at Tenstrike as a guest at the home of his son, James Rice, and returned to Bemidji Monday night. C. D. Lucas, deputy internai rev- enue for this district, came from Duluth Saturday and is spending this wegk in Bemidji with hig family. Fifteen-inch hard and soft wood slabs for u.locw load at': m‘ Mrs. Frank Kibbie of Millbank, S. D., arrived in Bemidji Monday mght called here by the critical ill- ness of her father, H. F. Geil, 514 Fourth street. Miss Helen Hubbard retut Bemidji Tuesday from where she visited at her home during her spring vacation. She is a student at the college. Wh. Bolster, who has ‘been ill 'at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bolster, with the flu was con valescing but suffered 4 relapse and is now threatened with pneumonia. Miss Edna Naylor of Hilh City ac- companied Miss Edith Morse to Be- midji Monday when she returned co resume her teaching ir ‘the Bemidji State Teachers College, and she wiu remain here as the guest of Miss Morse for about a week- Misses Florence and Leah Miller and Lillie Seydo, of Hines who make their home at theT. J. Andrews home while attending the Bemidji State Teachers College, réturned Tuesday from their homes to resume their studies after their spring vacation. .Mrs; C. D. Lucas left Tuesday night for St. Paul wherershe will nt- tend the annual meeting of the sec- retaries of the Minnesota county fairs. She will = represent:Beltrami, county at that meeting and will re- turn to Bemidji in about a week. Thomas Barton of Wolfe Point, Mont., who hag been a guest at the home of has aunt, Mrs. H. A. Lep- per, and family, 1410 Minnesota ave- nue, smcé Sunda!y_'[ left this mnrnmg for his home. e was looking at land m this vicinity with a view to purchasing and locating here. Miss Alice Dean, who is attending school at Mt. Carroll, Ill., will spend her spring vacation at Des Moines, Towa. While there she will see vne wonderful pageant for the benefit of the Red Cross. The ‘pageant will have three thousand people dressed in beautiful robes. Five hundred children and one hundred horses take part. Mrs. R. W. Leibsle is one of the eight queens. The Exquisitely Beautiful ALICE TERRY Handsome-Debonnair RUDOLPH VALENTINO Famed for their memorable success in “The Four Hrosemen of Romance the Apocalypse” —Score Sensational Triumphs in— —a young blood from P-nS. into the Lfe of Eugenie Gmdu 3 I hintz ._;; fin :-l;gh: WEBZZTHI ‘ MARCH Mlunee: 2:30< A Film Mutefl:iece ADMISSIONe—sc “The Conquering ) { URs “FRL 15_1&—17 Nights 7:30- a, 00 COSTS MORE, BUT WORTH IT! is the picture of that romance, as Balzac dresmed and wrote it Adapted by June Mcthis A. D. Perry of Northern transact-} Mrs. Joe Steidel of Northern was|. ed tof elliher f'busihess meeting. * | No. 4 ‘of the THE BEMIDJ DAILY;PIONEER g P t@‘ MODERN WOODMEN. WILL HOLD MEETING TONIGHT All members ‘of .the Modefn Wood- a are requeéstéd to be . Ladies’ Aid of the Bethel Lu— chur 0 o’clock in the base. hostess. nvnndfl ;o attend. ELKS L WILL' HOLD MEETING THURSDAY NIGHT The B. P. 0. E. will hold its regu- lar meeting Thursday evening at 8 o’clock in the Elks. hall and all mem- bers are requested to be present. ST. PHILIP'S LADIES’ AID . WILL MEET TOMORROW St. Philip’s Ladies’ Aid will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. Blondo and will be entertain- ed by Mrs. Blondo and Mrs. Barnes. All; members and friends dre urged to be present. ' Al] are cor- 'ROYAL NEIGHBORS HOLD MEETING THIS EVENING The regular meeting of the Roynl Nelghbors will’ be ‘held this evening at 7:45 o'clock at the K. C. hall, a it is especially urged that all omcen and graces be there promptly for drill, practice. Lunch will be served land’ & social hour:enjoyed ulwr the, PRESBYTERIAN DIVISION'NO. 4 HOLDS MEETING TONIGHT &y The place for méeting of, Diyision Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid has been changed from the Dvor- acek home to the home of the chair- man, Mrs. H. A. Pflughoeft, 119 Twelfth street. | All members are urged to be present at the meeting this evening, BIRTHDAY PARTY A very pleasant : (Afternoon was spent Tuesday at -thé: home of Mrs. Henry Brakke on Doud avenue, when a: number of the' eighbors and friends - gathered "~k ‘honor of her birth anniversary. Lunch was serv- ed by the self—invitedfiuests, namely, Mesdames Garrigany Mills, Courtney, Denley, Reeves, ennington, Mon- tague, VanCnmé,Bu(flmm, Barrigan and Webster. - John Neilson, has visited friends and rahmvea at Clark, S. D, for a short tine, visited his brother- in-law, Gus Larson, during the week Y| end en route'to his home at Mentor. Miss Clara Smith came to Bemidji Sunday night from her home at Fer- ris to resume her studies at he Be- midji State, Teachers, ;gllege, ut was called to her home again this morning because of the illness of her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Porte came to Bemidji Monday from Grand Forks where they have visited rela- tives 'for over two months. They will remain in Bemidji until they are able to move to their summer home at Movil Lake. MAXIMUM WATER LEVELS AT RED LAKE NOW SET , According to a telegram received this afternoon from Representatlve Harold Knutson at Washmfton, C., the maximum water level of Red Lake has been fixed at 1,174 feet, subject to the approval of the sec- retaries of war and interior, ] Rare, Flawiess Emerald. “Emeralds are very Seldom found ‘without some small defect,” said a jew- eler in the West End of London, “Pearls, digumonds and rubles can all be obtained perfect in thousands of cases, but an emerald such as the one in Princess Mary's ring‘is an altogether exceptional stone.” It is known among Jewelers as a “specimen gem,” an ex- ceedingiy rave one, and Is set in plat- inun Vocal and Instrumental Con- American Popular Music. Picture Program A powerful drama of the Pa- . cific, where Romance rides ah, wings ‘of a hurricane— <“Shadows of the Sea” WITH Doris Kenyon Conway Tearle Crawford Kent The Story of a Roving “SOLDIER OF FORTUNE” Special Scenery and Settings GRAND Tonight and ,,,Th,ursday %, will meét Thutiday afs, Mrs. ‘Hermanf: EASTERN STAR STAGES VERY ENJOYABLE PARTY | The informal dancing party staged by the Order of Eastern Star at the Masonic hall Tuesday evening for Masons, their familigs and members 'of the Star, was a very enjoyable event. Music was furnished by the Riggs three-piece orchestra. PRESBYTERIAN DIVISION TO BE ENTERTAIMED ONIGHT The lpron 2 y- Eadies’ Aid wil % %; Mrs. WAH. Mceuahd Fred)| & Gfihlm at: v quesLs th:gu fin‘mcm ers present. REE LUTHERAN LAm: : The Ladiest'Aid of the Lygtheran Free church'6f Nymore will meet ‘Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the home of Mrs. A. O. Akre. As this is the annual meeting for elec-| tion of officers it is desired that all members make a gpecial effort to be present. After the business meeting lunch will be served by Mrs. Akre. Rev. Mortenson of Fosston will be present. He will also preach in Ny- more Sunday evening, March 18, at 8 o’clock. “WIN ONE" CLASS ENJOYS PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENING A pleasant evening was enjoyed by about 50 memibers of the “Win One” class of the Methodist Sunday school last evening,in the basement of the church. During the early eve- ning the businesy session was held and Mrs. H. A. Bridgeman gave a very interesting talk on her recent trip through the west. Under the di- rection of Mrs. H. A. Ferrell, games of various kinds were carried out and furnished fine entertainment for the social hour, after which refresh- ments were served. Al report a most enjoyable time. IIIIIIII||I|IIIIIIII|III|I|II|||I|IIIIllIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIllII-EIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIII]|||I|IIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|I|IIIII|IIIIIIIIII||I|I||IIIIIIIIIIIIlIIII E MATINEE 2:30—10c and 25¢.TWO COMPLETE NIGHT SHOWS 7:30-9:15—Admission 25¢ and 40c HOLD MEETING TOM ROW o ———— - Stylish Spring Oxfords for men of exacting taste Oxfords will be in demand , this_ ‘season and we have many styles for your selec- Aon. The, ongyhere il- u,:!ustr':'i't"‘e% comes in mahogany and —at thenew low “price: of— $6.85 We specialize in fitting feet—not alone to be comfortable but to have and keep the right ap- pearance. Come in and see them on YOUR feet. The-- ‘B & D’ Shoe Store PHONE 45-W 307 BELTRAMI AVE. PAGE FIVE DAILY PIONEER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS _JIIIIIIII|||IIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIlII||IIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIII|IIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII The Store Abead 4 Qur Buyer Just Returned With a BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF High Class Trimmed Hats Which Will Be On Display Thursday and Friday Every one just sparkles with corectness and charm, you know the kind—they are what you would call “Real Millinery,” and like a good grade of shoes or gloves, they even feel better. PRICES? Unusually Low! And every one a “real model” representing high grade work- manship—beautiful materials and just “oodles” of style. $3.95, $6.95, $7.95, $12 and $15 Bring your children to be fitted in a Priscilla Dean, which we han- dle exclusively—SEE WINDOW DISPLAY! We Will Be Pleased to Serve You Thursday and Friday |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||"|||||IIlllllllllllll"l" A brilliant assemblage of en- chanting entertainers from the land of Paradise, —HEAR— James Kohoano Wizard of the Steol Guitar The weirdest, sweetest, most enchanting of all music, mixad with the jazziest of all jazz. —SEE— Princess Koia In her interpretation of the famous Hula-Hula Dance IR0 i J LY i LT