Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 18, 1922, Page 5

. Appleby of Norther: was on friends in Bemidj: 2 5 Wed iV o it Gunda Hurst and G. Mo of Rosby i were ‘between-train shoppers in Be- midji- Wednesday. i alling sday,, Roy Star of Eckles was the guest #of friends in Bemidji while shopping here Wednesday. . i S Mr. and Mrs.| George Pierson of Turtle River were the guests of Be- midji friends Wednesday. " Gook With Gas’ 8-30 tf Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Blakeley of Taurtle River transacted business and called on friends in Bemidji today. —, Polar Pie. Ask for tt. 2-14t < Mrs. Russell :Smith .and Miss Blanche Smith of Becida ‘autoed to Bemidji Wednesday and called on friends. Lee Rise and Arthur Wright of Northern' left ‘Wednesday..for Hib- bing where they will be employed during the summer. $650,000 to loan on farms. Dean Land company. 1-18tt William Walker left Monday night for Mobridge, S. D., for a short vis- it He stopped at Minneapolis en route to visit friends. Mrs. J. W. Crandall of New Rich- mond was in Bemidji Wednesday en route to her farm at Buena Vista to look after putting in crops: You will find wonderful values at our new furniture store. McKee Furniture & Undertaking Co. 8d5-20 Mrs. C. L. Mikkleson and baby daughter were moved Tuesday from St.” Anthony hospital to -their- sum- mer home at Birchmont Beach. Miss Lois Dally, schiool narse, is reportedito be ill and under the care of 'a special nurse at’the' Quincy Brooks home, 909 Lake boulevard. Cook With Gas 8-30 tf Dr. W.- K. Dénigon"left"on' the 11 o’clock train last evening for Min- neapolis and will return tomorrow, driving his new Essex from there to Bemidji. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Easton, Doran apartments, had as their 6 o’clock dinner guests last evening Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Grinager and Dr. and Mrs. W. K. Denison. Polar Pie, Ask for fu 2-14tt Mrs. Henry -Stechman of Minne- apolis was in Bemidji Wednesday en route to her summer cottage at the head of the lake to put the cottage in shape for summer occupancy. Mesdames Roskilly, Voorhees and Platck of Staples, who were in Be- midji yesterday to attend the Auxil- iaty conventién, were entertained by }l:ditssl Donna Lycan at the Markham otel. # o836 ATTRACTIVE NEW MODEL ‘The low girdle, flowing slceves and brilliant .touch of color ‘atthe waist. give this model the date of Spring, 1922, The dress makes no’attempt to escape the rage for knit fabrics, which are constantly claiming new' territory. King’s blue, with girdle of blue and salmon-pink striped ribbon, and braid binding of blue silk summarize the color scheme. Withal, the frock is extremely simple and wearable. Me- dium size requires 3% yards 54-inch knit ‘material, with 2 yards of fancy ribbon-and seven yards of braid. Pictorial Review Dress No. 9836. Sizes, 34-to 50 inches: bust. A A A AN Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Jacobson are moving today to apartments in the Doran building. X Mrs. M. E. Woodrow of Interna- tional Falls was a guest at the home of Miss Lelia Stanton while-attend-’ ing ‘the Auxiliary ‘convention ‘in ;Be: midji yesterday. Mrs. Mayme Blossingham_ of Mel- rose and Mrs. Minnie - Kingsley of Wadena were guests of Mrs. Thayer Bailey- while attériding the conven- tion in Bemidji yesterday. Polar Pie. Ask for it. 2-14&_ Mrs. S. J. O’Connell of Walker, a delegate to the Legion Auxiliary | ‘convention in*Bemidji yesterday, was entertained by Mrs. A. E. Feir,"908 ‘Bemidji- dvénue, while here. . Dr. Helen Hughes, Heilscher, Man- kato, who was the speaker at the Le- gion Auxilidry convention in Bemi yesterday was entertained by Mrs. Wilbur Lycan while.in Bemidji. Mesdames. G. W. Bowman and John Martin, who came to Bemidji as delegates to the Legion Auxiliary, meeting, returned to their homes at Pine River today. While here they were 'guests of Mrs. C. A. Huffman. Polar Pie. Ask for it. Mr. and Mrs. F. Bigin of Bend, Ore., are guests in Bemidji at the home of -her father, J. M. Neumann, 1019 Beltrami avenue, having arrived here last Saturday. They expect to rémain in Bemidji during the sum- mer. ¥ 5 ", Judge and Mrs. E. A. Lewis of Long Prairie motored to Bemidji yesterday to attend the American Auxiliary convention, and while here ‘were guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. -Melby. Their sons were, iri the samie company with Dr. Melby, the Fifth ‘Marines, in the late World war. Mrs. Lewis_is state vice-president of the American Legion Auxiliary. 111 WHAT is a FLAPPER and . What Does She Want? 4 SEE g 4 <2 WITH ALL HER NATURAL BEAUTY AND CHA‘RM Supported by | Wm. P. CARELTON and Wm. BOYD "ln the Realart “Bobbe Whether you call her “new- thoughter” or ‘“nut” you'll " laugh till you ache at the stunts of this girl who tried to be “different.” those artist-poet places where | | | i [ See what befell her in one of 1 she went to “express herself.” | | A fun tale of beauty, bunk and Bohemia. 'GRAND FE3s Comedy Drama " _ALSO SHOWING— . Brownie ‘THE WONDER DOG, in=— “SIC ’EM, BROWNIE” 2.Pai:t Comedy i|lago by the serious 2-14¢ g J. Mrs. P. L. Hines, and family. MODERN SAMARITANS TO HOLD MEETING TONIGHT The segulay ‘business 'meeting,. of * | the :Modern> Samaritans to” be “held this evening at 8 o’clock at the K. C. ha %vwill be; followed by a.social hour, at'which réfreshments will be served. It is urged'that all members be pres- t. ' BIRTHDAY SURPRISE Fifteen Bemidji friends and rela: tives of Mrs. Thomas Whalley ‘sur- prised her at her home in Fifth ward yesterday afternoon, in honor of her birth anniversary. A pleasant social afternoon was enjoyed and a birth- day lunch served. She received many pretty and useful gifts from the guests. BETHEL LUTHER LEAGUE TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT The Luther League of the Bethel Lutheran church will meet Friday evening at 8 o’clock at the church. An interesting program has been provided ‘to which all are welcome. Miss Eleanore Erickson and Clifford Klein will entertain at the social hour which’ will follow. Refresh- ments will be served. TO ATTEND MEETINh OF EPWORTH LEAGUE TRUSTEES Rev. Blaine Lambert, Dr, - and Mrs. G. H. Zentz and Mrs. H. M. Broadhurst left this morning for Park Rapids on a combined pleasure and business trip. They. will, have dinner at the State Park and will at- tend a meeting of the trustees of the Epworth League Instistute at Par] Rapids this afternoon. Dr. Zentz is dean and Rev. Lambert is secretary of the trustees. The Epworth League Institute is to be held at Park Rapids the last week in July and the -first ‘week in August, ‘and will mean much to the young people of this. northern” country. . These insti- tutes are held all over the country each summer, and this is the first year for one at Park Rapids. It is to be an annual affair hereafter. ‘While they are in the nature of an outing for the young people, special study along' religious lines is' taken up.and: good teachers are provided. Several Bemidji young people have ‘attended at ‘Minneapolis in past years. Mrs. F. S. Two returned to Be- midji Tuesday from Minneapolis where she was called about ten days illness of her father. She reports him as slightly improved. #*Don’t buy any furniture until you have seen our new stock. The Mc- Kée Furniture' & Undertaking Co., 120 Third St. 3d5-20 :Mrs. Reese Loranger returned the t of the week to her home at luth after having spent about ten 75 in Bemidji transacting business and! visiting friends. While here she wala guest at the home of Mrs. J. J. Congor and Mrs. Ray Olson. .Come and visit Bemidji’s new fur- nithre store. You should see our stotk before buying. McKee Farni- ture & Undertaking Co. 3d5-20 Mrs. H. G. Elliott arrived in Be- midji yesterday morning and is a guest at the home of her daughter, She has been under the care of specialists at Rochester for the past three months and is en route to her home at Morden, Manitoba. Mrs. R. H. Schumaker has as her house guest her sister, Mrs. Sylvester Lodermeier of Royalton, formerly Miss _Corella Burnick, a teacher in the Bemidji schools. She came to attend the Legion convention yester- day, and will return to her home the latter part of the week. S. T. Stewart and sister, Miss Capitola Stewart, returned last eve- ning from Napoleon, Ohio, having gone there ten days ago by train.| They motored, the 1,200 miles re-| turn trip in five days, and report a pleasant trip, but state that the roads were not first class. Mrs. Stew- art and little daughter Helen, and her mother, Mrs. Lampman, will ar- | rive in Bemidji tonight by train. Cook With Gas 3-30 tf — . Mrs. Elizabeth Jones of Fifth ward will leave tonight for St. Paul to attend the,wedding of her son, Dxx‘ Walter Jones, to Dr. Ruth Payne, which will occur there next Tuesday, at the home of her parents, Professor and Mrs. Payne, St. Paul. Prof. Payne of the University faculty, lec- tured in.Bemidji. under, the auspices of the Women’s: Civici'and Commu- nity club about two years ago. - Dr. Walter Jones ; is a Bemidsi bigh school graduate ‘and’ of ‘the Univer- sity of Minnegota, and has practiced | dentistry j St. Paul for 4 number of years. He and his bride-will leave on’ a-wedditig ttip -for, Denver and Galifornia,” Wrid “expect to' be gone ix weeks. f The sisters spectfully call the attention of the public to the fact that all hospital accounts due them should be paid or - proper - arrangements made for settlement at once. All past due ac- ers of St. Benedict re- counts for which no arangements are made by May 25th will be placed in care of the collection agency. All bills which the hospital owes due merchants and others should al- 80 'be sent to the hospital for pay- ment. g 3td 5-18 THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER ™ B. P, 0. E. HOLDS REGULAR MEETING THIS EVENING| The regular meeting of the B. P. O. E. will be held this evening at o'clock at the Elks hall. It is de- sired that all members be present. ODD FELLOWS TO PUT ON FIRST DEGREE TOMORROW The regular meeting of the I. O. 0. F. will be held Friday evening at! 8 o’clock at the Moose hall, and thera] ‘will be work in the. degree. All DAKOTA MAY ELIMINATE CHAMPONSHIP FINALS (By United Press) Grand Forks, N. D., May. 17— Further steps towards ‘“humanizing” high school athletics in North Da- kato will be taken today by the state athletic board. Efforts will be made to -climinate the high school football ¢hampian- ship game, according. to: Nelson Sau- vain, superintendent - of/ the Devils ake high schools, and: chairman of members ‘are urged present. POST-NUPTIAL;SHOWER A post-nuptial shower was given last_evening' at the home of Mr. and Mrs.: L. D. -Melville, 622:Fourth ér, ten of her friends gathering 1] and surprising “her, ‘and pre- senting her a set of dishes. Socia- bility was enjoyed throughout the evening, and an old-fashioned candy pull was a feature of entertainment. Lunch .was served. RETURNED MISSIONARY TO SPEAK HERE TOMORROW A profitable and. interesting pro- gram is assured.for, tomorrow night at the Methodist Clara Holman, a returned. mission- ary from India, will give an address, and Mrs. H. M. Broadhurst will sing. She comes under the auspices of the the general public- is urged-to attend. A reception will be given her in the parlors. of the church following the lecture, by the three societies, the Home, Queen Esthers and the For- cign. Light .refréshments will be served. 1t is especially desired that there be a large attendance. RITCHIE-BLAKELEY At a very pretty home wedding which. was solemnized at the home % | of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Blakeley, Turtle River, at 8 o’clock last evening, Miss Ruth Blakeley was united in marriage to Walter Ritchie. The ceremony was witnessed by about fifty relatives and friends. Rev. L. P. Warford of Be- midji- read the service, the single ring ceremony beini used. To the trains of Lohengrin’s wed- ding march, played by the groom’s sister, Mrs. J. G.:Rice, the party took their places. They were attended by Miss Naomi Blakeley, sister of the bride, and Eli Ritchie, brother of the groom. The bride was gown- ed in white organdie and carried a shower beuquet of roses and lilies of the ‘valley. The bridesmaid wore a gown of apricot colored organdie, Following the service, the hridal party received the congratulations of the guests, -after which they wére served a three-course luncheon. They will make their home on ¢ farm owned by the groom at Turtle River. Both young people are well known in Bemidji and their.many friends extend best wishes for a happy and successful life. Bemidji people who attended the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. H Ferre]l and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. P..Ritchie, Mrs. W. F. Jameson, and daughters Mary and Lucille, and Mrs. Mary MacGregor. MYSTERIOUS STRANGER SHOOTS MAN NEAR HCME (By United Press) Minneaolis, May 18—Pointed out by his wife, William Allen was shot and kilied by a mysterious stranger near his home last night. Allen, a trucking contractor, fell unconscious at hiz wife’s feet on the doorsteps and died within a short time, No motive for the murder is known. The man who fired the shot ran to a waiting automobile and es- caped. Allen and his wife had been at the home of R. 8. Allen, a broth- er, and were walking home, Mrs, Allen walking ahead, Mr. Allen stop- ping to talk to his brother. When reaching home a man, approached ther and demanded to know the ad- idress and wanted to know if Allen lived there. “There he is coming down the street,’”” Mrs, Allen replied, point- ing to her hushand. She went into the house and a moment later her husband called for help. A shot rang out and Allen shouted to his wife to call an ambulance. Then he died. THE PIONEER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS = L. C. CURTIS S -13oin an ',atrgebt, complimentary to Mrs, Glenn [$' church whens Miss Ltage again: 1e board, y Jery likely, North .Dakota , will iation of state athletic comm ons, including about twelve states in the north central section. Members in this association have 1l abolished the championship rggame, which it is held, in order.to be fair must be held so late in the season that players and spectators sutfer from exposure. There are instance. d out, where indiv it was point- have been e physically harmed fo fe and epi- demics of flu have developed. Last fall the board limited the number of *entries in a_distri sketball tournament to eight. Larger entries often necessitated a team playing four to five games, entering the finals all ed and at a disadvan- a fresher team Players harmed for life were W. F. M. society of the church and| A]RPLANE TH[EF C ALLED NEXT AERIAL PROBLEM (By United Press) San Francisco, May 18—The po- lice chiefs of the world will con- vene here on June 19, to attend the twenty-ninth annual convention of the International Association of Chiefs_of Police. During the week that the con- vention will be in_ session, August Vollmer, “scientific” chief of police of Berkeley, Cal., and president of the association, has preparcd a p gram that reads like a university curriculum crammed into seven Idays, The discussion will range from the best way to put armor on the shot gun squad’s automobile, to here environment, and vchopathic ps sonalties of crimi g “The only subj we haven’t in- cluded is that of the airplane theif,” declared cheif Vollmer. “We don’t have to deal with him just yet, al- though we probably will in a few years when airplanes become as popular as_the automobile “That will present a new problem and map call for installation of ‘sky cops.” When a thief takes his loot soaring into the air with him, and is a hundred miles away within a few minutes after the crime is com- mitted, it is going to add complex- ities of apprehending him. “Of course the problem remains about the same in many ways as other foyrms of crime, that is, we will get him when he comes down. The majority of criminals aren’t apprehended while thep are commit- ting a crime. We get them when A. they come to roost.” Jese L Luny presents i GLORIA Swanson. * @ GParamoun! Gpiclure’ Vivid, Colorful Drama | An Excellent Picture —_— [ELKO| THEATRE |‘ SUN.—MON.—TUES. New Auspices Order *HER HUSBAND'S £ TRADEMARKS E " GREAT REFUND OFFER To Bemid People Who Are Weak, Sickly, Nervous Or Run-Down # IMPORTANT to an: the .opportunity of TICE:—By special arrangement, we cap now extend erson in Bemidji who wants more strength, energy and endurance, ing Nuxatoed Iron so that if vou do not get all and even greater benefits than-you expect, it will not cost you one cent, because we ourselves will promptly return your money. You'may wonder how we caniafford to-do this. The answet is that week ' after week a large number of Bemidji people come into our store for Nux-; ated Iron; throughout the country over four million people use it annually.” Blood examinations by physicians all over the country show that an emorst mous number of people do not have enough iron in their blood. iron the blood becomes thin, pald and watery. Without In many cases this so_seri- ously weakens the vital organs that people often believe they have heart or stomach troubl, kidney diseases, nerve force Xhaustion or some other serious ailment. They have pains and palpitation of the heart, sudden dizziness, faintness or spots before the eyes, when as a matter of fact the trouble is all due to lack of iron in the blood, and when iron is supplied; all of these symptoms disappear. Genuine Nuxated Iron contains true organic iron like the iron in your blood. So many people are deficient ni iron who would surely be benefited by this remarkable remedy that we recommend that you come right to the City Drug Store and get a bottle of Nuxated Iron, use it for two weeks and note he timprovement in your own case. You are the judge—if you do not get all and even greater benefits than you expect, just bring back the wrapper and we will promptly refund the full amount you paid. T T O L E O TR T L LT At graduation time your friends expect your photograph. Phone 239 for an ap- pointment today. “The Photographer in Your Town’ The HAKKERUP STUDIO find ple everywhere who are life- mmnds 5‘” ‘White House Cufiee: No fads or unknown brands for them. Experience has convinced them that this old-time coffee has the pure, rich flavor which cannot be surpassed. 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