Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 30, 1922, Page 9

PINEWOOD Miss_.MaidiewSthol came to visit her brother and wife, Saturday, re- turning: to her home in Bemidji ‘Wednesday. ” Mr. ‘and Mrs. :Frank Klingbeil - went to see Dr. Johnson Tuesday. | Mrs, . Klingbiel sprained. her wrist. We hope it will moy\ be woll again. Mr. Koppang, Mr, Lindgren, Mr. and Mrs. Tigner and Mr. Thais were all Bemidji visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Rude returned from Minneapolis Thursday. Chas. Rock opened }uw new pool room Friday. - Miss Martha ‘Roen who has been visiting her sister, Mrs, ‘Olaf Né&- gaard, returned to her home in Can- ada the last of the week. 0. .Bakken and Fred Gleason mot- ored to Bagley Satq‘ilay, they also] stopped' at Shevlin. .. Tom Bakken, uur,,“vll]age -black- tmith made an early_ tal in Satur- day morhing as he was h me again at trin time. A Irge number o7 Pmewqod base-~ ball fans attended the ball gume at Leonard Monday. There ™ is keen baseball rivalry befWgenAithe two towns and to wipe -out /thé"sting of defeat in, the past’/ ‘two, games, Leonard hired a Goiivick feggue bat~ ‘tery, also four or five other league fielders, Pinewood .using:their own players after havm’ the ¢game won, lost it on errors. /The “final score standing 4 to ¥ in' faver of the’ hlrgd players at/Leonard, aRo,btsebziplayers : LAV&N!M D, E. Leister lgft Thnrsdny for Cedar Falls, lowa, whéye he will join Mrs, Leister ayho with her gged mother. ile there, Mr. Lejster intends to ‘secure ‘medical aid and the date oi lebum is -not yet known., A jolly bunch of Lnke;shnre girls met at the Fair View Mrm. for a fine time last/ Sytu y . night. Dancing, games and ; dehclons lunch -proved to be the “source of entertainment. This is-'-thé first time in our memol when there were more girls than boys but such was the case Saturday night. Ev- en Billy Howe appeared W-at ease among so large a number-of fair dames. near future. Word" has been rece\yed from Mrs. Blanche Phillips by, her’ *father, C. B. Cross, to the, effect that the family with Mr. and Mrs. J..H. Me- , Vane, formerly of ‘this vicinity, are on their way to Wisconsin. Mrs. Phillips visited her father some time ¢ ago before leaving Cass Lake, where Mr. Phillips had secured work m the ill for a short while. The Misses Ida‘and Myrtle Hel- mer- are - again -xresiding at Lavinia Lake Shore. A’canvas cottege-near Wire & Howe is-a beautiful spot for their summer home. Kenneth Coleman was painfully injured - Sunday when:on of Wess|, Hoar's nifties struck the third fin- ger of his right Hand, tearing the nail almost entirely oif Mr. and Mrs. Herb Campbell of Bemidji ;and family spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Campbell's par- ents, 'Mr. and Mrs. William Gish of Big Bass vicinity. ’l'he Ladies’ Exchange club are still up to their old tricks of meet- ing and having a good time, Sev- eral good hmes have been held this summer. Eighteen thldren chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bentley enjoyed an all-day picnic on’ Little Bass Lake on Sunday, A number of fish were caught. ~ It s the present p‘Jm now to have a neighborhood picnic, ball game and-dance at Bass Lake pic- nic grounds on July Fourth. J. S. Wheeler is building a_new flat bottom boat for:E. M. Sathre. an Third St. 4 Bemidji, Mian. Another is planned’for the |, ADORED ‘BY SPORTSWOMEN A crocheted sweater with deep revers and narrow belt may reflect all: the colors .of the rainbow, or.it may cling to the Navajo combinations which are so smart. \With it may be worn a ‘scawf.of gray'or tan wool with bordered | cdges.and a_flannel skirt' bound with lllgt sxlkl br?nd l(lu- s\wa‘tier rcqumig . spools of -yarn (175 yards to spool or 21 3pools” of snlk§ (100 yards to spool): Fer the skirt, 234 yards 48- inch mn(eml are rcquncd for medium size. Pn:tonal Rev-ew Cmchcl Sweater No. 240. ° Directions for making, 20 cents. _Skirt No. 0449, S:zes.".u to 34 inches waist. Boats are in great dem-nd on Bass Lake and no.small humber of people are being accomodated with® ‘Boats both on Big and Little Bass Lakes. A basket social will'be given at Fair View farm.on Snt\p‘d.y ht, July Ist, proceeds’to go for ‘supplies for the baseball team. A large crowd is expected. A dance-will_be the source of entertainment. fSALARY SCHEDULE .FOR "BELTRAMI co., TEACHERS The following is the schedule of wages adophad by the school"officers -recommendation for the salaries to be® paid: teachers of Beltrami coun- ‘ty. during the.year 1922-1923. The salaries’ monthly are: Limited certificate, ‘ $60. Second class, no experience’ gnd no training, $75. Second class, experience and no training, $80. . Second class, No ;experience ‘with training, $80. Second class, experience and training, $856¢ ithe use of right foods. DY meetmg in Bemidji recently as their] VITAMINES AND STRONG TEETH Nature spends yearl in building teeth and much depends P A diet daeficlen:l in the. mfifin"m."fib : folloved by retarded growth, poor tooth J:uelnpmcnt ;i exysrlence “and no trainingi $90.' ' X s» Firstclass, /no. uperivnce with #raining, $90. A En'st class, exp«rlenco and trgining, $96:° % - . Teachers holding fl'—sbclars cer- tificates should recejve an. addition- al five dollars~per- nionth" for :each year’s experience for fiveyears. o}-‘of the principalship of © a.two ‘Schobl, $10 per month addi- uonu] For a.three ronm school, per month' additiénal. This schedule 'is submitted ° by Miss Lucille: Dennis, president of ‘the Teachers Patriotic League, A, M. Ripple, - vice-president, ' and Carol Knox, sceretary,- $15 IBOONEFACED A HARD STRUGGLE BUT WON OUT Des Moines Citizen. Says He Could H.rd_!y Use. Arms on ‘Account ¢f Rheumatism, But Feels Like New Man Since " Taking Tanlag¢ — Gains 10 Pounds. “I would rathe; #do ‘without any- thing else in the world than the good health Tanlac has given me,” said Jesse J. Boope, 118 Rldge 8t., Des Moines, Iowa. ~ . “I.suffered for fivé. yurs with dis- ordered stomach ’and ‘kidneys, and rtheumatism. No mattétfwhat I ate 1 was in misery afterwards from gas and severe pains %in the pit .of ;my stomach. My bagk _hurt me con- stantly and I ‘:ufleied tortures from rheumnusm in the muscles of ‘my arms and , shoulders ¥ “But Tanlac chqp!ed things ru;ht about for, me. and pains in my back are gone and 1. have gained ten pounds. I can hardly find words to express my *| gratitude .to Tanlac.” ,hnhN"Pvenl]PeteBkN v, Tanlac is sold by all’ zood drug- glsts.—Adv. ' ¢! 3 i‘*- o] and rickets in children and lowered resistance in‘ad that helps Nature absorb and build strong bones and Consumers Shus Company JULY 4th :— INDEPENDENCE DAY —: SCOITS EMULSION CONTAINS PUREST VITAMINE-BEARING COD-LIVER OIL fix lime in the bones, It is an abundant source of health- I:ulldmg vitamine and helps - teeth. Scott’s. Emulsion is a vitamine-faod of special ovalue to children, builds strength, promotes growth. Start giving it to your boy or ‘xrl todly’ Scolt & Bowne, Bloomfield, N L 211 Third St. Bnn dji, Mi JULY 4th Prepare to Celebrate in Comfort— Cool, Comfortable Footwear Plays an Important Part LADIES’ OXFORDS WHITE CANVAS Good. Make Low, comfortable heels, all sizes— Special. Children’s ' Patent . Mary sizes to 8, special Ladies’ Fine Kid, strap-style House Slip- pers, rubber heels, special One lot of 209 pairs Ladies’ Fine Kid, i tan and black; one and’t pers, special’ ... .. .. .. The vacation foot - wear. most practical We have secured a g’ood assortment of Men’s, Boys’, Girls’y all sizes in new whife cloth— Special. . 98c ' 1 Boys’ Sport sizes up to 6, Jane Pumps, Girls’ Patant style, sizes to 2, special - Chil ’, wo strap Sllp- @Nrenv MEN'S OXFORDS. In TAN CALF LEATHER QoDdenr welt soles, ruhie; heels— Special. . .$3.98 Ten special Leather Pumps, new strap- Calf Barefoot, /Sandals, S Mymtnmnch never| | troubles 'me now; the rheumatism SAUM Hilblad and.Jens Wolden. saw mill to. the cemetery Mrs.” Krogseng was . a the :Pete . Siverson :home aftéernoon nt, this week. Olaf , and -Arthur“Krogseng, ' Ole hauling . Tumber _ from. the Slettvold lake. have.been. this week. _visitor at | was helnu planed. 'I'hursflay1 ut Foy. The Seltvold Bros. ‘planing : lumber this -week so some’ of those who have lumber up there have . been hauling it away as it Ole Wolden! and Esten | Rise hauled: for John Moe The Adle Hilblad and ‘Irvin Mis: ey Tamilies spent yenterd-q at the have touch- be boundless. C.L. LET any hour -of day or mght C-mpinj Grounds Ba B. W. LAKIN, President e-spot “Bebbls dag, guess it -um-r- B 2o see me eat m grost ‘breakfast every mer: today, Bobbie; Mm-r"’ canith * Yo can’t fesist the appeal of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes! Pour out a bowl brim full of Kellogg’s—big, joyously brown, crisp and crunchy! Was there ever such an . appetite treat! And, such a flavor! ' ‘A breakfast or lunch or supper thrill for big folks ‘as well as little ones. Get: KELLOGG’S Corn Flakes for sure—because Kellogg's are the ongmll Corn Flakes and so deliciously good and so superior in every way that your delight will Please understand - that Kellogg's are never tough or leathery, or hard to eat— they’re always crispy! Kellogg’s are sold only ini the RED and GREEN package bearing the sig- nature of W. K. Kellogg, originator of Toasted Corn Flakes! NONE ARE GENUINE WITHOUT IT! Have Kellogg’s for breakfast tomorrow! been Kelloggs Com Flakes .Diamond Point ' Invites You Every Day Picnic Grounds Pavilion —Electric Lighted— SOFT DRINKS . - LUNCHES - COFFEE Sold at the Park. Plan Your Picnic foi’'DIAMOND POINT athing: Suits for Rent E. R. EVANS, ISTED, Secretary-Treavurer US SUPPLY YOU WITH LUMBER - LATH, - SHINGLES LIME — CEMENT - PLASTER # PAPER—Roofing and Sheathing 7 BRICK—Common, Fire and Fancy ‘Sash'Doors and Mill Work. FULL LINE OF DRAIN TILE AND SEWER PIPE - 'ARCHIE DITTY Custodian 'BEMID)I LUMBER & FUEL CO0. OPPOSITE GREAT NORTHERN DEPOT of any scarcity So bring your We Are Independent tions here to be filled. are in a position to live up to our old rigid stnndard of “no substitution.” CIty Drug Store % LALIBERTE & ERICKSON of druga. Long ago we foresaw the pituation and secured a sufficient supply to enable us to fill any prescription for a long time to come. prescrip- We Bemid)! BEST OF FOOD AND SERVlCE AT ALL HOURS FORMER PAT! QNS ESPECIALLY o i w el A fonanl »PALACEVCAF ,e;A ain.under the management of i !a\,g .4 "PAUL 0. SWEDMARK URGED TO US AGAIN. —OPEN DAY AND NIGHT— : PALACE CAFE : 112 Thjud AS!reet Special Dinners s Served ) best appearance when again desired for u We thovoughly clean e-ch garmenta"and insure it against fire, .ufi and moth damage. WE ALSO DO MANUFACTURING, CLEANIN(‘. AND REPAIRING; KRUSE & GROSS MANUFACTURING FURRIERS Bemidji ‘Over Security Bank ' PROTECT YOUR FURS |’ * The proper storage of Furs will prolong their life and insure clulr !*\'" “L, When Plguant u Get Our P or Post Cards RICH STU Kodak. Films De 6 Exposures, any Pleue” rices on Find' PHOTOS and POSTCARDS. . REMEMBER!—You take no Photok from DIO UNLESS THEY PLEASE YOU!. veloped size 10c Prints, 3c, 4¢c, S5c —Phone 570- : 29 Tenth St., Cor. Doud Ave. W There Will Be No Need to Ask' le’ y \ and ‘New Tire Prices . “CANTON and ' TIRES “BLACKSTONE” TUBES Guaranteed to be first class in workmanship and materials— SIZE 30x3 30x313¢ 32x31¢ 31x4 32x4 3324 34x4 32x41; . 33x43e . 34x41; 35x41% 36x436 33x8 36x5 37x8 SATISFACTION. FABR‘lC CORD' Matland’s Vulcanizing Shop Mail Orders filled same day as received—or drive up to onx door—no If your tires go bad on the road, phone 17-J nnd we will bring extra charge for putting new ti new tires and put them on at prices quoted above, Next Do, or to City Hall Phone 17 \ Manufacturers’ Agents and Dealer in SCHROEDER BUILDING F. M. Pendergast Implement Co. Residefice, Phone 17-F-4 Office Phone 232 FARM MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS “Hudson’” Barn Equipment— _“Stoughton” Wagons, Spreaders and Mo- tor Trucks— “Champion” Potato Machinery— “Emerson-Brontinghan” line of Plows, Standard Mowers and Rakes— “E.-B.” Tractors— “Geisser” Threshing Machines— Hydro Toron Auto Tires and Tubes Gasoline and Oils Brooks Bros. Double-Wall Silos. BEMIDJI, MINN. Nearest to being Frost-Proof of any Silo made., - 204 Fourth St. & Minnesota Ave. \