Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 4, 1922, Page 3

umm% TH 0U§§W{£§WILL‘E Q HlS PAGEALABO AND‘T IME S, yeien \' 0 IIIIIII!IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII IlIIIIIIllfliIIMMIIMIIIIIIllIIllfiullllllilillmllflllllflf YU CH RSO FHUBE? N { Al Green is progressmg ra;ufiy “'I'with the new stretch of und near hig place. Mrs. :Rahn and snn David o( &t Paul are , visiting with . the” F." W Stout family for a few days. - - : - Mr.and Mrs.'Higginn'nmid family .enjoyed a picnic* on thu shoreg: of ‘White Fish lake at the Henry Gripp place. A o PINEWOOD Mr. and Mrs. 0 H Case of Taco- s ONNECT WITH THESE ROCERY BARGAINS! Mr. Case is an old Minnesota' resi- dent, havmz surveyed, the eountry | P l b Fl o [around Puposky in, 1890 -and. esti- l s “Py 0“P & | mated fimber on the'Red Lake reser- vation in 1898. Mr. and Mrs. Case ’ XXXX Best are the uncle and aunt of Mrs. Mil- ler. | - Mr. nnd Mn Chas. Rnck and M!‘fi [ 'Wm, ’I‘h\nq were Henmln ‘visitors Fri— day. Ray ’l‘l;ompson left for Rolon.e, N. 0 3 B - D,, :Monday. reamery uttw b - Miss ‘Gladys Dmnuss returned [, 2 o [from ‘Bemidji Monday. - = In cartons, 1:b gr Neb ~Bertha Latshun and Etta Ogard of N Targo arrived hére Wednesday for a 320 Qun | visit with their _ relatives at Debs. Matt Olson and Gust Bergs folks. (lelt 5 }b&) . The Farmers’ Shipping association shipped a car of cattle to South St. o [Paul Saturday. C. Bruun nccompnn- lte apt a 0ap i ied the car. N We saw a real horseless cnruage - ‘For fine laundry work near. Debs Sunday. A flived hauled| 00 by a pair of mules, but it was not 1 bar box’ $4 45 stuck, it had broken down. Regular 7c Soap, a bar i i 4 o B -ISLAND LAKE 6 cents ‘Canned Milk 48 cans to case, $4.49 10 .cans for $l. 00 -Soap Chips- For your washing machine.and la\mdry ‘work—1-}b packages, 20c 2 for 35¢ “This Compares With the Best! ‘Quality Macaroni Spaghettl and Egg :Noodles 1 dozen packages 8»9cents Riéh‘élieuc assorted ‘FRUITS, FdR sn;usmi Alfred Allensillie was a_caller at the 'W, H. Whelan home Tuesday f morning. ' a| Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Whelan and Mrs. A. G. Billideau, Wallace and John Whelan and Martha Schmidt zmll Lake Thursday evening. Wu ce aid'Willi¢ Whelan motdr: ‘60" to Bemidji. Rosella Rasmussen and Verna MacRae accompanied them home, B.-L. Noble was an Island Lake caller Thursday. s Red Lnkc Falls_picking blueberries. + cullv.r Mrs. Charles Frost and daughtet, Betty left for their home at BLmldJu George Pillow was an Island Lake caller. Mrs, W. H. Whelan, Mrs. J. A Lanvile and Wallace and’ Willie Whelan and Martha Schmidt motor- ed to Debs. | W. H."Whelan and soni, Wallace and John, and J. A. Lanville and A. G. Billideau motored to the Dakota il harvest fields Wednesday morning. Mrs. ‘A. G. Billideau entertained a number of guests at 6 o’clock din- ner Wednesday evening. Mrs. O. H: Olmstead of Bemidji 1| was an Is.lnml Lake caller Thursday evening, Mrs. . W. H Whelan entermmed a numbu' of . guests Thnrqduy evenmg at 6 o'clock dinner. Mrs. Rahn and son David left for their home in St.. Paul Snm;dny eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. bmntend of —and you’ll get serv- ice and right prices. | 4 29 100:1b* bugs = 25-lb bags H ((P& N . THE NEW - BREAKFAST FOOD £ Rich:in Food Iron-and:Food:Lime and Round Steak, 1b Sirloin” Steak, Ib Boiling ‘Beef, per Ib Pot Roast; per 1b ... Pork Loin Roast, 1b Pure Lard, 1b L F'tgsh Eggs, per doz......25 Hamburger, 1b i Sflusnfle, b e van0xs VlTAMlNE-—-a paekage 20 -eents FMHS#EGETABLE&BERR}ES Py 7% flECElvEB[um frr xh. en .I-,d ‘Lake-of-the;Woods Blnebprmes—flfamy qd o 1 Raspberries—pink meat elons—Wag, | { ‘termeions—Plums,; xellow.«xzd and blue—=11. . . Cherries — Bartlett P-ears— 'C ifornia EY Peaches — Oranges — fancy Lemons—Ba- Meat Markel nanas — high bush Cranbernes — Wealty l 2 —Remember our new phone num’ber, 94— T as e ABliG i |evening at the W. H. Whelan honie. ma, Wash., arrived here Tuesday for | a’visit with the T. B. Miller ftmily. [ & | motored to Nebish Tuesday evening. [; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Anderson and|%’ Mr. and Mrs. Johnson motored to Is- ‘A number of people arc up fromi%: . Billideau was a Bemxd;x‘; PRICES FOR SATURDAY | rATYTeTT XYY Bzmldj.\ spent &lndny uftemnon and efl(n——-‘fhwty Aighans “hav din Berlin. for educatl Mx. and Mrs 0. H. Olmstead, Mrs., W. H. Whelnn and; Mrs, J, A. Lan- Education yille called: on Mrs. Gus Stensrud at] Maple Ridge: township. \Iorman, Okla.,—Forty students enrolled in Oklahoma’s University’s THE PIONEE-R WANT ADS/athletic ouching . class. BRING. RESULTS Sliecli:al,sv-‘rl:.or SatUrday Fancy Lemons per doz ............ Fancy Bananas, p@r doz .. i Full Cream Chedse, per'tb ... ..... . 20c Seeded Raisins, per pkg'. .........: 18¢ Monarch Milk, tall egns .. et +10c White Hous?" Milk, small eans ... ... 5¢c Monarch Preserves, pure, 17-0z ... .. 39¢ Palm and Olive Oil Soap, per bar . ... ‘bec -'SEE OUR WINDOW T roppman ’s || Meat Dept. Phone 928 Grocery Dept. Phone 927 MEAT DEPARTMEN r SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY .Beet Roast per lb ............... 12ic Beef Stewyperlb-....... .00 ..., ‘... 8¢ Boneless' Rib Roast, per 15’ All'Steakg,per b ..ol 25¢ Lard, per1b .. ...................15¢ Picnic Hams, perlo .............«. 19¢ Pork Butts, perlb ................ 23c Oleomargamne pej 1 BRI RS B 25¢ Bacon, by the D, A s 23c g A A “Daly, P'm gled you . “Kellogg's - Corn i = kes: and Iruit for supper. I'msofagged out with the heat that Kellogg's is the only food that would nlhtr hel lg s o .t.fm us, Eat bl -8 duns;gstl he warm wearberl «Jh‘y,‘coxm nAxlés are nourishing-refreshing-delicious It's a long step for health and riddance of summer -drowsiness and that sluggish feeling if you'll all stop eating so much heavy, greasy foods and let Kellogg’s delicious Corn Flakes do your health a good turn! 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