Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 18, 1922, Page 3

MEETING! TUBDAY NIGHT e A0, U 'We-will meet for its b ng' one:article of £ or. the' pic- | regular; business session: Tuesday eve- ic dinner, alioitheir.own dishes and |ning at. 8 o'clock ‘at the K. C. hall, ‘nlm L8 'and it is desired that all members be .,On Tuesday evening the Queen present. epse Esther saciety. will ‘be entertained by VarI,C\'mer ‘at her home, Wa- . POWER—WQOCK Miss: Emma Marie Woock, daugh ter of Mr and Mrs. A..J. . Woock; 1211 Beltrami . avenue,.-was .united in marriage today to . Thomas A. Powers:of Duluth, at the latter. place- . Tt is understood. that the newly-weds EVENING | will make thein home in Duluth- The “Yegular meeting' of the De- . xree of ‘Honor will be-held Tuesday | HELLANL-—GREENE levening: at‘8.o’clock at-the Ki.C. ball| Fiancis R. Helland and Maybelle &nd ‘all members - are urged:to-be|Greene' were ~married at ‘the Pres- f preaent 5 by terian parsomzesilwrdfly. after- ¥ noon at 2:30 p-.m, th. parties are V{. '- A. OF MACCABEES TO from Gonvick and they will make 3 HOLD MEETING. TONIGHT | toir home at that place- They were Bu:on and Mrs: Henry t i “réfresh: . 3 Nn Kittleson left & E : dates at:the :regular meeting. of the | meraca Thompson 9-)’ 4 uto“fowl‘ Detroit, Minn., - ‘Woman’s: Benefit Association. : of m there will.go to Moorhead ; is . Maceabess s e B o ¢ love| ORDER OF EASTERN SfAR go to visit friends and rela- : ‘Eva A3 ol “m;“w o l;‘;'“‘;‘: MEETS. TUESDAY .NIGHT for a d‘“" time. ) % ! EOT) Were atter the business.session. a. social | The regular meeting of the Order of Puk o ; ; M: ; hour: will ‘be-held. anid.;refreshments | of Eastern Star, Tuesday evening at a guest of honor. at the meeting. io]lowed by .a, short entertainment FARI-‘.WELL PARTY it'is desired that.there be a large at- Misses.Mary ~and ; Alice' Krantz |tendance.® A past matron club will 3 were surprised by about 25 of their :lso be organized at the close of the a s boy and.girl friends Friday after-|business session ; METHODIST -AID. DIVISION nozn almmschooh at. their.home..on | HOLDS MEETH TOMORROW. gemdul avenue. ' H.was planned as MRS. NEELEY SURPRISED The:ibed ;room division' of the:La- & farewell for. them::as: they. expect rs, .B. J: Neeley was pleasantly dies**Aid:of the:M: EJ church will be ei# new home in Surprised Fnday afternoon by about cottagé at Grand Forks Bay, the oc- Vcaamn being her birth annwersary cBonversatlon, Mrs. Knox, - PR < ertram, Mrs. W. L. Soeby and Miss Mrt Ollcar Krantznd..chfld'mn.;-‘.. Louise Bertram. being the prize win: = SEL peck; to. leave ton;noxrnw nigh oL ners- At the close of the afternoon | i Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs & dainty lunch was served by the | ; i A rpcery |‘Oscar Krantz were glven a farewell} .15 invited guests. Those present ere Mesdames M, A. Bertram, W. Mrs. C. E k‘l% 9ody, W: L- Soeby, W. M. Knox, who has trans®|<was. enjoyed... Mr. and Mrs .Krantz, Preston, H. Ellis, E. Skyes, M. 4 er for sev-|who have d in Bemidji for some | Bertram, A. Dechaineau, N: McKin- eral days, returned_to Bemidji S8t-| time, and.been.active workers in dif- y and was an over-Sunday guest| ferent societies, have a .host of | | {, em, but who wish t.hem success m M , R. L. Lnce, Misses L. Bert- i - | ram, Ora Neeley and Alice Neeley. stor& b Anthofiy Paul Kelly C::Smallwood Productlon released by : Amerlcan Releasmg Corporation ) MACK SENNETT COMEDY & Latest Two-Reel Funmaker { Beo [ Bhid-pist ! , ““MA and PA” . e e ecen ‘}.';‘.‘;:;’: Az 5y “’ e e O Fox News. * “Shows 7:10.9:00 N stadio. again by Omber TUESDAY—SHIRLEY MASON in “““LITTLE MISS SMILES” - ‘ S e TR g dthose to-be : 5 , § "~ Prices” ‘ CARE . : 10c and.30c. The P}liophy Senution of the- Seuon' Lloyd Comed “Bride and Gloom” SUNBAY, at 2:30—7:15-9:00-~~with a . Five-Piece Special Orchestra. CHAS. PFLOCK, Director—Good Music Procnm By Special Raquel!!-—We are-holding: over for Showing Again-Tonight WM. DESMOND ‘in—“PERILS OF THE YUKON” TAKE A TIP—AND COME EARLY! Vand the serving . of refreshments, and| v.-venue Lurigh! was |5 " J. Neeley, H. Bertram, .A.. Chis~ served and & pleasant secialieveningtholm, L. Elliott, H- M. Williams, 0.’ non, A..J. Naylor, Sr., K. P. Let’ ford, J. McLaughlin, R. Hickerson, | at: the- Wflmy«uhm\d iends-here~who*will-greatly -miss{ 0. Holm, P. Bertram, J. R. Basin, There; will .be -initiation of eandi- | sttended by John B. Cousino and !’ served.: The; district-deputy . will be | 8 o’clock in;the Masonie -hall, will be | |- ente!hned by Mesfl!me 3 Cut-1h s o ? twenty-five ladies ac her summer |§ THE BARKER BLOCK Johnson s for Hosiery. E'I'ORES AT BEMID3JI, GRAND FORKS AND MINOT, N. DAK. NEW YORK OFFICE. 116 W. 32ND. ST Rlch Wmter Coats "50 striking, gnod qulhty -Silk Plush Coats, with great collars .of. black:opassumor kit: coney; - - _full:lengths ar-the jaunty: 4& lld 42 lncll : values to $39.50— JOHNSON SALE ONLY $24.50 . Jawsity new Chinchilli ‘and: Heather "Mixture mannish Coats, top. brent ‘pockets and full:belt:: JOHNSON SALE ONLY and $231.5U ‘ 50 Cloth Coats with’ fii¥ collars, ‘others self-*}* ' trimmed, 16 to 44; values to 339.50— JOHNSON SALE ONLY * $24.5fl “Children’s Chappie Coats, fur collars and | _cuffs, chamois lined; regular $19.50 values— JOHNSON SALE ONLY $14.75 100 smart new.fall Canton Crepe Dresses. Each new style seemingly ‘more charming. than: the other, featuring the season’s new ideas: Colors, Navy, Brown and Black; sizes 16 to 46; values - to $39.50— ; JOHNSON SALE ONLY $19.95 I Alterations Extra. No Refunds No Exchanges I 75 Children’s Chinchilla, full lined Coats; Grey, Brown and Black; sizes 2 to 6— JOHNSON SALE PRICE $4.50 Women's Silk - Hose, slightly irregular; cannot mention manufacturer’s name— JOHNSON SALE PRICE 79 cents Wool, clock Heather Hose, special, 98c JUST UNPACKED!-—100 Wool Ptunella sldm-. at, as usual, Johnson Sale Prices. Y Our Wool Slip-over new fall model Sweaters .r&benlhu all sizes—at JOHNSON SALE PRICES. . :.$1:95 to:$4.50. ]D)_ismum Trimmed Hats This Week Only - £ Lol gt 172