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

0.3 , herftinjury. TENSTRIKE {Laat Tuesday evening therc was alloween party. A large crowd in attendance. = There ~were spouks, Hallaween decorations, candy booths and other things of interest. Corn shocks and lighted pumpkins were in abundance. Lawrence ‘Smith had the misfor- tune of cutting hig leg one day last week while he was working on the roof of his house, One:'day 1ast week little Harriet Byrant collided ‘with another play- ;hex: to-be vushed to Bemidji octor. On‘t’l‘u&day evening - of last week a largeicfowd atended the.pie social! &nd| pfogram of the Ladies Aid given in the’C. 'C./C.-hall. An excellenc program was-rendered. The boys of the school have been practicing regularly to get in trim| for the basket ball season. Mrs. Paul Haluptzok made a bus- jress trip to Bemidji one day last week, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meyers and Roy Booth motored to Bemidji on Wed- \ l& day of last week. “MANSLAUGHTER” AT ELKO . THEATRE; OPENS SATURDAY “The most lavish scene since “Joan the Woman!” That’s what ig said of the Roman THOS. J. STOREY Expert Taxidermist 611, 6th Ave. E. | DULUTH, MINN:’ Prices and” Catalogue on request hile playing & game, which; Shb has.recovered from! ‘] bacchanal recently staged by Cecil B. DeMille for his latest Paramount production of ‘“Manslaughter.” Cecil B. DeMille has again set a new mark for sheer, spectacular splendor- Roman scenes in ‘“Manslaughter”. The episode, which is point a powerful moral, shows Rome > SATURDAY_ SPEGIALS ! Money Savers Round steak lb......... 16¢c Sirloin T-bone short cuts Ib. ...oovvnnns, Beef pot roast Ib'..... Sausage and hamburger per Link sausage 2 lbs. for , Rolled Rib Roast 1b. ... THESE ARE CASH PRICES h ONLY Fresh Oysters Fresh Kraut SAV Meat Market EDD BROS. Phone 66 A-1 MACARONI CORN FLAKES 3 large pkgs. . .29c MASCOT SOAP Phone 160 CLIFFORD’S - SPECIALS \'2 Ib. pkgs. . . ,OATMEAL 22 1b. sacks. .95¢ TOMATOES 2 large cans. . .35¢ SOAP FLAKES .29¢ ALUMINUM CLIFFORD & CO. WE DELIVER Phone 160 N used to | And he did it with the | just befort the fall—pagan Rome | with all of its licentiousness and de- | bauched beauty. At the heighth of the revel—while the guests; the dancerg and the guards slumber in a drunken stupor — the barbarian hordes storm the gates and pillage —_—— ...........O. THE fis Sugar 10 Ib. for 80c T $2.00 This. flour is guaranteed faction or money refunded Crakers, large cady..90c Crackers 1/, Cady 45¢c These are N. B. & C. Molasses 10 1b. can, New| Orleans, each ...... 52| Coffee, our Sheriden, 3 1b fory & s vepsanee $1.00 Bulk Cocoa 2 Ib for. .25c! Tall milk 10 cans for $1.09 Bacon squares per 1b 18¢| Prunes, fresh stock, good size, Ib. ............ — r coffee is an un- wholesome drink. To| begin the day by drink- inz it clouds an other- wise cheerful mind. See to.it, then,. .ithat you have—Chase . & ' San- borns, high grade cof: fee. Watch for our. ad. Proctor & Gamble’s wnp products. Coming soon,| some real bargains ‘in soap for you. Campaign to start soon. We redeem your coupons| BRADSETH & WILLEY Phone 81 Ford Trucks your hauling jobs. THE UNIVERSAI. CAR TRANSPORTATION WEEK Oct. 30 to Nov. Haul by truck and tractor and cut the cost in two. Call in at oyr, showroom or te]ephone 970 and we will send a salefinan to explam how 'we ¢an save you money on ; C. W. JEWETT (0. Fordson Tractors burn and destroy everything in thei path. Leatrice Jo) in the Tole of the {the actual story of the great Paramount Super-Special j theatre starting Saturday- p patrician hostess of this bacchanal and Thomas Meighan as the leader of the barbarians have the principal rtoleg in this as with Lois Wilson, they have in the major portion of “Manslaughter,” 1 production in mine parts, at the Eko» ‘ EXPERT WATCH REPAIRNIG 1'W. 1. nueseen JEWELER MARKHAM Hotel Building FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1922 MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUC_‘:HT BY THE GOVERNMENT Powder SAME PRICE & FOr-more than 30 years 5 Quuces for D5 for a quarter) Satisfaction Guaranteed WHY PAY WAR PRICES? 4 4 ""k(' THE - Th;.vs What We advertise Soo Woolens. » Mackinaw Jumpers $4.95 Leather Veiu' Leathex sleeves, 7 lined * $5.00 INC. Dress Sox . Brown Jersey Gloves ..........cc...... Gill’s special canvas.. TO' the People of the City and Tillers of the Soil When the proverbial snowball would pack hard in your hands in a minute, don’t stifle ‘your energy by wearing summer suits that “oppress and depress, when you-'¢an buy good quality wool suits. And they are priced at $22.45 Wearers of these clothes xnow. Mackinaw Pants, Lf ) leather 15¢ 15¢ Here’s to you who are looking for Quality, And to those who are looking for Style; But the merchandise Gill’s have to offer, Has both at a price that’s worthwhile. ° We want to call your attention to the ex- cellence and vast variety of overcoats that we are offering at low prices. Fur collars, leather or sheep lined- belted and other -~ models. ‘And they are priced at $24.50 Wool Union Suits Real value. See it before you buy Boy’s Suits Latest in style and mater- ial, featuring 2 pair of pants. Large Variety $9.00 Flannel Shirts Unusual large variety 1 $1.95 /' EVERYTHING IN FOOTWEAR °| Boy’s Mackinaws Ball Brand Goodrich Brands | Fenev belted styles, all Four pair of Wool Sox..." BT $1.00 $4.95 Bemidji, Minn. . Established 1903 Internatio}lal Falls GILL BROS. If It Comes From Gill’s It Must Be; Good Dress Shirts.............. $1.25 Knit Ties Boys’ Stockings..........