Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 3, 1922, Page 3

Al are” at” hipy & home, is ‘répored ‘to' bé-T'viaprovmg slowly. ¢ qu H. Bailey and son Jer 'l"bventy-fir;t and Park avenue, :1?2 _visiting, for a. few wéeks:Rev. Dale apd inm)ly M. Mahm)men. an sy Miiss Efllel Dickson: of Supetwr, Wm.. who--hag - Been- ‘home of Mr. and Mrs. v §o My and: Mrs. *harles arg ‘camping at LaMoure “few ‘days. They ar¢ touring ‘the northem:part of. t])e state for an autmg "For picnic’ or ‘exciirsion parties, ‘charter passenger lauhch THOR. A1 ‘A. Lee, licensed pllq 2 nrnved here hst night ‘from ‘anenpolls andisa guest of Mrs. D. i{C. Dvoracek.. Mr. trip in the west. They visited friends in'North' Dakota, Montana and Wy- oming, and also took in the sights at Yellowstone “Nation: in By muijx‘dlspns{hg of ‘their, lots in the North Park addition to' Bemidji, repon that all of the lots were dis- Jposed of by ‘the first’ of thi Mr. and Mrs. :lug:k and dnughte Betty -expect to leave - tomorrow mornmz for B:al '0ort Arthur from there if his brother | ; ; d family can accompany them. “%(‘Mrs. Ethel Whiléy of anekpohs. .ylho has visited friends in Bemidji Saturday, left Wednesday for iher to visit -Mrs, Oscar” Thyrén md family until next week, wher'she return to Bemidji for a~longer. it before returning home. Mrs. Thyren motored to Bemi yexte»- W ghe nccompanled ‘her home.* * Mrs:'D. Wilcox and her-gue!?,:‘hel‘ sigter, Mrs. “a few days and from théfe go to hicago where they will -also: visit route ‘to’ Detroit,” Mich,, where his.summer. couag {3 Bench for the past three; left by auto today for their ho i ‘Miss' Loyola w—ennn hh wrng? - They | Glenn. .Pierce of ‘Port-F Kuboh m “Wednesday for ‘Minneapolis to transact business for ray’ of :Becida were busin S8 vmtors in Beml i Wednewdly n!zh ifrom Minneapolis {where:she has transncted business si ée Sunday. it Mr. and‘Mrs. Henry Grife return- ed yesterday !ram Ball Cluh where f; &t the farm hume of hér uncle ana aunt, Mr. and Mes.-Ed. Qlson, Is]und Lake, i Miss Ohve B.: Gurtiss and fil’s» Thayer Bmlcy went to. lntemntwnal Falls last evéning m transact | ness today “and MN Miss Alice Fellows of Tenstrike au- ‘toed :to Bemidji Tuesday and called on frlends y of seven people matoted i P through Bemidji Wednesday, en route ‘to_Lake Jessie ‘where:they, will camp | and enjoy a two weeks' ou(ing. Mrs. John Wm-kmwnywho vmted' at ‘the ‘home of her daughtyr, Mrs, Oscar Krantz, and family, for a few| 1 days, returned Tuesday bpto he s |home at Puposky. 3% Aty Lloyd Reynmgton - ofa GEookstoft) who has visited in Bemidji for two. weeks at the thome of his slst;er, Mr: H. R. Jones,’and family, 1317 Be? trami avenue; returned Mond§y to his i y -Jordan, Gor- dén- Smith--and: ‘Lloyd——katene left 'yesterday for Grand Forks, N. D. mflgo to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stillmaker and lnmlly motored to Bemidji yesterday I}Q\lck, and e ghopping again to their were guasts 2 here. ’(‘hey returne home last eek, | Murrny and |¢ Modern Samar 0'be present thi at: the: ]( C. hag ODD- FELLOWS - TO HQLD _ . ‘MEETING ‘FRIDAY -N{G ¢« The regular meeting of the I. O 0. F. will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock: at.the Moose hall _All members *areé’ requbsted o he’ pres- ent i ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE Mrs. Geurge Cm,hran, Jgg, center- NEWTONS E B TAIN gmza of the Bt Wood- Newton wherp eial uvenmg Wwith music: joyed nnd ivé cream and jeakd ‘were hi st Ahoue tmty R ¢ AN ENTERTAINS Miss Alice.Digan entertained a number of niversary. Dancing:was ®njoyed and refreshments -were: served. . +Thase present-ineluded - Misses i Kreatz,: Dolores ‘Barnel),” Ed Rude, Ernie Olson,: Charlea Raco md :to obtain favorable, dction on 2 ral credits amendment: to the constitution that-is: to: be-submitted to Mipnesota:.voters - thi (@t were taken“Tast week: Represean s of all- to-operative ~ organijzas the state meeting at. thehedffquar- ters of “the: Minnesota Farm .Hureau Federation:: named::-a: com iltee of hlthree to take full charg ing|: J. F% Reed, iprésident urable swing thpt awill ]as’t for mahy ‘seasons, spemally prclcd Me- Kee Furniture & Undertaking Co. i 1d8-3 red. to Bemdel about two weeks 'ag6 and have been guests at the E. S. ‘Woodwar hom 507 Irvine a and’ the Harley” ‘Hanson home at 'Big - Lake; wnll 1éave tomorrow for their' home nl: Mason city, Iowa I Tom Rufisell and ave spent several -weeks Bemidji visiting relatives and annual picnic ] Carr Lake on Sunday, August. 6th. All 'membersTare Yequested ToPy, nish-their own lun here-for a time. Mr. Harker stated that the: Youds were very good from ¥oept . for’ a7 twelve-nil H. L. Huffman mo- ‘tored 'to ‘Brainerd Tuesday accom- ts, Mr. gnd Mrs. C. hoimet.a brother there motor, trip through t Land Iowa, ex: phoqt two weeks uflman return- he Farm] Bureau Federatmn, Harry Edmunds igenetal ‘manager “of ‘the ' ;Farmer’s Terminil Packing ‘company- and C. P.. ‘Crandall;:presidént of i the Cen- tral Co-operative {Commission: 8sso- ciation, constitute the committee. It is empowered to raise mceded funds and ‘haye - direct charge:.of all edu- cational ;work that will ‘be ‘required, A:tremendous task faces the com- mittee, as the law. . under; the ‘amendment .is to he s requires that a majority of all votes cast be’ favorable. vote - will be the same:.as, against it The amendment is merely an en- _ voting {'abling "act which will empower the legislature .to pass a law stipulating which | the 'SEES UCI( OF IMAGINM]ON as ent |- Thus, failure to |’ BS | and,(have - been re-engaged to, play publla&y men !or thcthemmn de- 8 —Agricultoral Col- 3 “which'he isibroad- dhsting throughowt sthyistate, ' seek- ng-to . rouse: farmers tothe neces- ity Lof ‘orgamized ; effici tion to ‘the weed, ‘the: evil -of whic greater ~thant: hecicombined ‘effects &f vust;: hail, nsahnppers, ‘dmughc uxd low prices. Thinks Blund&t of * 8chool 'Children ~ Are ‘Lesa Funny Than They w.r. b | "‘lt doesn’t seem to me” zays ‘the Cleveland observer, “that the blundér school ehfldron‘ make nowadays’ are u [ funny a8 they -used to be. And “this, as the soclologist will tell you, argues «nm- the ‘schookichildren haven't takes fm: I« tafiing. b 8 nt Ahis sort; uJ Suq schdol teacher will'tell you? ¥ Here ‘ave two related by a l‘lpvvlnnll To. the’ question, a-ten-year-old replied, tree with :his. hatch sed, .wlio:‘dun it, dun it;;and: his:fat ican’ boy can get tu be he did.? AL The: othpr. questio Commodore (Perry " answer: - “He, was’ % fighting: an’ lm mald, we hinve ‘meet: the ennymy an’:then.they turned him lme ntnue »—Cleveland Plain nuue Portable Interesting fewture , ¢f, the unru (Conn,)™ playgrounds: ‘!Uw) have_ red canyas: roofs- and m metting iwalis, wooglen; tuble, foul wooden blocks. -8p, houses that they. .an P and.-carried shouts ko diflerent . parts of the parks and:gyranged in. d ways—in, p clrele, the village: stre with wpacious I8, -1u. these Lllll (h;en of the pln)Jn\g— house nge_tpvel re’of acting” out every .phase. of.. mugiiy llfe—pluw- Ang-store, -and. bank, gqing. to chureh, the.thentey. and Just -keeplng “Born With 'E “I don't see. any: the, -opeyation - gerformad acting I shonld.say..he. wag,. Mrs, E McMn}mn oI her:home, 1109 Deweymvgnue,(he- cause of an injury:to-her $eotwand because of which she is-eempélled to go about onicratches. -In.alighting from:‘an’ auto; her foot turne anner s to fep ment#; ‘catising Jer ‘muéhi’*pam . and inconvenience. Get your Bingler'T ,saon as possily ‘later in the season. Special Price crease your Potat, in e as they will be hard t ,gie’c‘ : Blg Grain:Créps in the Northwest:!will cause a shortage of these thmgs. \ JOHN DEERE GRAIN BlNDERS You can cut Labor Ga)sts, save Time, m—; ‘ ging with Hooverq %"tm Digger. | Hoover Digger with'#gitating rear rack piand wing@eparatoy get/ALL the Pata ¢ andémms them«m—e foee g ) Cash Prices of ' HOOVER 7-Foot POTATO DIGGER described above, $ll9 25 i me and Repairg:as 1 and Terms oh Profit—by dig ¥ FOWS, convement | ''Reader takes EE N 2 AN RO L ) I T e T T P TRE 0 mp e a ‘decided hit'with the dancers }t‘ft ternatic nal Fnlls, lccordmg to LV They played under the nuapxces £lie Veterans of Foreign Wars: next Monday evening. ‘This: same orchestra wnll play for a dance here Saturday evemnthn apd camaslg o g CLEANS DU MISSISSIRPLt omo: “FOR!'TRIPS: TO. POWER DAM Tisorder: to) make the -boat ride e Power Dam. and:fish hatchery more opible’ for “hisi passengers George* A.+ Rort, owner: of ‘Bemidji Star‘has: cleafied out the Mississippi river and issmot catermg to: special picniet and excursion . parties. He opelams the largest passenger boat n Lake Bemidji carrying 80 pas- sengers This boat is electrically lighted and etuipped with life’ pre: servers’ ford every puaaenur, has: nl “Newer form of s Iron--Feels | Years younger a specml of- 'how thou- i years, 7 fops by physicians huva hu\vn an' 1) ‘?93 Pu\uugh iron'in their bléed. ' T iave. been taking Nuxated Iron' for s: the resulty are simply as- have come back nd I'éan con= cel ten years teunding. 'The rose in my lips and cheek sly say that younger.” The above is a typital hvpot}u\tcal case showing the results that have been achieved by a great many peo- ple since we started this “satisfac- tion or money back” offer on Nux- ated Iron. We will make you the same; guarantee. If, after taking the two weeks’ treatment of Nuxated Iron, you :do_not feel. and. look years younger, we will promptly refund your money. Call at once for a bottle of Nux- nLul Iron at wjaizts CITY DRUG STORE or any_other good drug storée.—Adv. ELKO] ... THEATRE | Today & Friday | {- IRENE ,(CASTLE #inHer Latest Picture v . s b Trespassing Trom the novel “The R_ise" ofb Roscoe Jo::?;l’:eczigcoln —ALSO— Star Comedy “Taking Things Easy and International News PFLOCK’S MUSIC Shows 2:30-7:30-9:00 | Adi on 10c & 25¢ e NilII"Il1|IIIlII|III|I"IIIISIIII|IIHIIIIII Illllllllllll"lIllillIIH!HIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIllllllllllmlllllllIlIllIlIllIIlI“flillIlHfl!IIIIHIlIHIII T censed operator and specte 1 Sunga to the Power Dam and ¥Fish ery leaves Bemidji at 3 p.m. Regular trips around the lake in- cludmg stops at Diamond Point, La- vinia, Huckleberry Landing, Bemidj; Beath, Birchmont and'© Diamon Point leaving' Bemidji at 7:30 p.m. 112:20 p.m. and also 4 p. m. except Sunday. w /| fessiony NORTH -DAKOT. OPT]CIANS Thomnq’l’onc, Who. aqw:. operates a large fnmtpn the ‘shoges .of Movil and who former Swas in-the optical .profession i VIRGINIA LEE .THE WAY OF ACO WITH THREE CITY 6 REELS—" I Comedy—«“YOU GRAN R OO 'estmy s Isle™ A WILIAAM P. 8, EARLE PRODUCTION With an All-Star C FLORENCE BILLINGS Fox Sunahmc Comedy REX ORCHESTRA Matinee 2:30—7:10 & 9:00 REX OPENING SUNDAY NTRY LAD - 2l ADIES— T Mack Sennet Presents “The Crossroads Of New . York” “A Comedy-Melodrama : by‘thé producer of “Mickey” and “Molly O” A Revelation of the Night Lighla and Bright Lights of Broadway TWELVE BIG STARS MACK SENNETT WROTE IT T CARL LAEMMLE pesers in the story of a young war hero who turned his town upside down to win the girl he loved FIIOM THE COLLIER'S WEEKLY STORY BY HAPSBURG LIEBE DIRECTED BY HARRY Qirector Association. His subject is “Ot.ulnr Muscles, Their Defects . and Correctmns,,by se_of Prisms”. Mr, Porte is one.of the pioneers of the northwest in ‘the ‘optical ‘business and although in “the farming business, has Kept in close touch with the progress of p Mas; Porte agcompanied him mobile. Misg N ter, of Grand ? them, and. willl IR ast including GEORGE FAWCETT WARD CRANF Admission 10c & 25¢ mmuumlnnnmmummu||m|mm||nmmmn||||mmummmmun||||ummummnummmumm —6 REELS POLLARD HE LEATHER PUSHERS" & ME"-Century TONIGHT ONLY = Sl Right At The Heighth Of The vidiy Wlute Footwear . WE OFFER SPECIAL INDUCMENTS FOR 10 DAYS . This includes our entire stock of White Oxfords and Pumps and black and white Lombumtmm—en which we have already reduced below early season; prices. We will give one pair of our regulay $1.00 value HOLEPROOF HOS- ; IRY with every purchase of LADIES’ WHITE FOOTWEAR—or, if. you wish to pay llm difference, 'you may select a better plll‘, comi- mericing Season n.'u7l 12 ! Ofie lot of LADIES’ WHITE:SHOES .knd PUMPS, odds and cnds, special while the lot lasts, at........... FREE Hose Offer is also mcluded in this lot The “B & D” Shoe Store Phone 45-W Bemidj, Minn. Bemidji’s Exclusive Shop 307 Beltrami Ave.