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

S— — i ain Lo MONDAY - ivzmm n C. 4, 1932 of instruction in the making of paper and wax art work of all kinds. .| " The instruction is free to the wo- ‘| men and young ladies of Bemidj and is being given at the Bemidji Bdok and Stationery store, 407 Bel- trami avenue. This store has received, large »tcck:, of supplies,., which - are, used in’ the making. of: lamp and. candle shades, ‘baskets vof ‘all. Rinds, bead work..and :pendants-and. many other.) novelties..that o .to, make s\ntuble | gifts sfoxsthe holndaya SOLWAY AN 1S BOUND Federal , Prokil Officer .E. -G. 4 Boyd Saturday. aiterncefi arrested Edward H. Peterson of Sulway, on a charge of manufacturing intoxi- cating liquor. Peterson was brought to Bemldn Saturday afternoon and the@ycase was turned over to County Attarney Toi- rance for prosecution. The defend- B ant was taken before Judge Gibbons | B Saturday 'evening, waived examina- tion, and was bound over to the next | § term of the district court. Nqble of Turtle River was tor in Bemidjl Satur- EPISCOPAL .GUILD WiLL d HOLD MEETING ' TONIGHT The' Eplscopal Guild will meet this evening -at 8 o’clock at the home dll Mxo. Gerdld Prett, corner ,Second street and Beltrami avenue, All) mex: | bels are .requested to be nresqn,t Mru. Edmmi Jewett is confined to Iness at her home 1110 ¢ this columa will B 114 'Reade lAvDalI'y, school nurse.re- M, turned’ o Bemidji Saturday evening &\M' from Lapnm whnre she spent her 7y Tha; i the *Christmas ‘service is'tope: Harry o .;A-xgs‘d%go ned at this meetmg Rockwood : Than h ; g2 LEGION ALUXILIARY 16 ol =Y : Suhd HOLD MEETING TONIGHT } The American Leglon Auxiliary \t the Ralph Gracie post will meet ing: regular ‘session at the rooms of the Civic and Comrerce association at Luncheon and|8 o’clock tonight. Plans for Christ- 2¢ 12 4|mas work will be taken up and a” i \ large atendance is desired. ¥ ar left ‘onthe morning train s Lake ‘where he will trans- ring the day and re- tonight. vwhmg nfi the' home of her son, Roy V Hnrke: and femily. < Don’t "forget” the date, Tuesday, Decembe’r 5. Plaek;tbasement of the £ Mrs, G S.- Barelay and dnughter . R N Miss Hazel were among' the out of: Miss Myrtle Madson of Grand | town shoppers inBemidji Saturday Rapids was a week end guest at the | morning from, Grant Valley. J. J. Conger home, Lake boulevard. Land Company. METHODIST AID DIVISION HOLDS MEETING TOMORROW “The dining ‘foom division of the Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist church Carload of 4 ft. Jaukpme and popple wood ontrack for quick sde Clifford & Co. Mrs: J.. P. Lahr was operatéd on at the Bemidji Lutheran hospital and zs reported to be. gemng along nice- -vOne“dozen Photographs ‘make 1% Xmas presents. Telephone 239, The ‘Halkkefup *Stndlo an&;mnka appoint- ment. ot «11:16 tf George Clifford returned” Sunday from a two.weeks’ trip to Twin cities and C}ncago, he ha r;g _been. Thousa.nds of bennhfu! Christmas Charles Bisiar of Virginia spent afew days in Bemidji last week with his brother, J. Bisiar en route to St. Paul_to. spend the winter with his daughter F Mr and Mrs.UJames Step nf Spur will hold" its ‘last meeting previous | to the Christmas Sale, December 12 tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. -R. Schofield, 1316 Beltrami avenue. ‘Mrs. C. M. Darner will as- sist ‘as hostess. “The chairman, Mrs. Digck Van,Arnam requests that all work for the sale be turned in at A ten-gallon copper sti destroyed, samples belng tained for evidence. | BROWN AND ANDERSON PURCHASE MAYER GROCERY store formerly con-| The grocery n, moonshine whiskey.and mash re- ducted by Leo M: Mayer at 505 Bel- trami avenue has been sold to Earl {8 G. Brown and Mr. Hlelge Anderson, who took over the business th morning and will continue with the same lines that were handled by Mr. 8 Balley Teturned to Bemldnlan& New Year’s 'cerds are on dis- this morning’ from- St. Paul where play at the Be: while attending, to business matters he has spent the PlSt few dfiYB ontionery ‘Store. Buy them in Bemidji Wednesday busmesu. | piece with envelopes to match or by |. . the d lots of 25, .50, or &% 0. dosenor, n 19 e Miss Luella Backus went.to. White this time. All members are urged to be present. PRESBYTERIAN AID HOLDS CHRISTMAS.SALE TUESDAY called on former acquaintances - After’a search extending over 30 years, Mrs. Allison-Long was found in Birmingham, Ala,, by English authorities.and informed that she 15 beiress to her grandfather’s for- tune of 0 thousand pounds—near- thtle Jack Denison, who was _ill .at the home of his grandfather, G. B d;@ly invited to attend. for séveral days-last-week and-under the doctor’s ‘care was.Teported to Le 1mproved this- morning. ~ Give your friends magazine gift subseriptions for Xmas, at . the Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Sale. 1t 4|6 Central school -teachers. 5 i Ly & children, who have visited Mus.|for Christmas gifts. =~ A cafeteria grocery b B, Myrtle H. - y usiness. oth of th Renew your magazine ;- subscrip- Fort’s parents Thanksgiving and ov- |lunchicon’ will be served, beginning' . n{‘d]emmf;‘f‘“h‘}% 4 "t“h‘;";c";\‘:j‘ .“‘onflcml'n will devote their e to tions. Call 764-J. 1t 12 4 Mrs: E. J. Forster of Minneapolis | midji Book and Stationer; Store h A k o wrrived in Bemidji Saturday and will 10,,?“ with the regl nice g,};ts of the|” £ vited. | next ten days will conduct a- school | M¢Pt Of his business ;;“”?“.““S bt ¢ n nere-for. the winter to be|geason. Many consider it the. city’s| Come to the Presbyetrian Aid — expects to remain in_Bemidji. | with’her son, W, E, Forster. best gift shop. Come in and visit..- | Luncheon and sale Tuesday, Dec. - 4f 12 4|5, beginding at 11:30 a. m. 2t 4 — Canload of 4 ft: Jackpine a.nd* popple wood ontrack for quick sale Cli!flmi b Co..Call 160. 2.b thtle Jumor Hartness is reported to be ill and under the doctor's care D. Blckus, 4111 Bemidji avenue. Miss Faith Knickerbocker has re- turned to resume her teaching in the high school:after = spending - her Thanksgiving at her home in: Staples. ‘Worth while books for children an grownups,- including leather bounds bibles and dictionaries st reasonable prices at the Bemidji Book and Sta- tionery store- Miss Clara. Zieske rle;;rned to.re- sume her-teaching in Central ‘school this morning after’ spending her Thanksgiving vzcation with friends at Nashwank.- 575050 Short . of help this year—Come in em‘ly-——Th(‘ -Hakierup Studio. 1116 fi I Miss Corinne 'Carlson nztnmefl' yesterday to Chisholm to resume “het teaching- this morning, after - bemg a Tbnnksgwmg and ‘week end guest of Yer parents in Bemidji. io open-Sundays; or you may ;] appointment’ . for - sitting any evemng Hakkerup Studfo 11 16t - Harold Mxller who has been in the Lutheran hnspltal fozxthe past_ iveek following an operation - for appen- dictis, was removed to his home 914 Beltrami avenue yesterday.. g LA free lecture’ on Christian Science will be_givern!Tuesday eve- ning, December -5th-in- the = Rex theater at ‘8:15 P.#M. -All" are cor- 4t12-5 i Misses Agnes and Olga Skmvxk TE turned Saturday to -resume their teaching at Bovey tnd Pinewood af- ter spending their vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mr; 0. M. Skinvik, IMr. and Mrs. C. C.Easton, Clay- ion.of Warren, also Mrs. Leona Cas sldy and daughter Anne. They re- turned to’their- homes Snturday af-|. ternoon. ] Buy yom- Christmas gifts at the Presbyt.erfim Ladies sale Dec 5. (Al articles hand-made. < Yo U (2t ‘Mrs. R Gilmore , and z:duaghters, Kathryn and Martha, ;sperit Thanks: giving at the home of. her Mrs. A. Kaiser jand faf Bagley niotoring ‘'there - Thursdzy with M. and Mrs. Kaiser and sen, and return- ing to Bemidji Friday. Mrs. Gilmore’s father, Mr. Marks'of Fosston accom- panied them to Bemidji ‘that day. | | | | | | NOTICE The Northwestern Oil Co. service station will be open-until - further notice from 7:30 4. m. t0-6:00 p. m. week days, and from 9:00 a. m. to 6230 p. m. Sundays. Northwestern -0il - Co. more and huve your name eng'raved to mawh 'the sentiment. tf " 12 4 iss Marie Bloom -and Miss Ml!‘- garet Conway, returned this morn- ing, from Stillwater where they spent their: Thanksgiving vacation. They It you are seeking suitable gx!(s for Christmas, 'you will'find the Be- Mrs Dan O’Connor, who left Be- mxdjx a week ago Saturday for Du- luth to:take charge of a ‘small: con- fectionety . store, = . surprised her friends by being married there Wed- nesday of last week to Robert Os- borne, They went to Chicago for a two weeks’ wedding trip and will return to Duluth to make their home. Mrs;: Henry “Funkley returned -to her home at 601" Lake Boulevaxd tst | - weck from a.four months’ Visit With her sister Mrs. F. C. Forg at Vine- lad, N. J- During that time she and her sister enjoyed. three sight see- ing trips to the cuast, visiting At- 24 12_ 4 {lantic City, Wildwood znd ‘Washing- ton, D. .C. She reports a very en- joyble time. —_— Among the attx'acnons of - the Miscellaneous booth “at. the -Presby- terian basement Dec.’ 5/ will .be .a | surprise for: the . children. . 2t 4 . Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Harding daugh- t%sts Myrtle, and-sons Lloyd and erty, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whall }» Mr. and Mrs. Ediard. Revore and children, motored’ in ‘two cars . to Lake Plantenganet . Thanksgiving Day and were',’ 8i7o¢lock: guests of Mrs: Rev and Mrs, Geo, Malol They retumed to their homes’ m'fe‘infdn late that evening. . “:dinner Lamb stéw meat Tb. Whole or half pig:1b. COPYRIGHT BY, MCALLS Leather pphque makes an ap-. propriate trimming for the tailored one-piece. frock of camel's hair cloth. Raccoon is the fur used for the shawl or choker collar. Of course it is understool that cam- el’s bair cloth hasn't the slightest ! | na, for:-the post ten days will leave . | months. | the camp this\ winter, . in, company w. B. A. OF MACCABEES TO Bear to spend Thanksgiving and the week .end with _her sister, Miss Vera Backus, who -is teaching in.the high school there. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fort and two er the week end, reutrned to their h,ome,g; Eckles. Saturday. James Wright of Lake Plantan- ganet autoed to: Bemidji Saturday and attended to business matters. Mrs: Adeline Goodrich, -bookkeep~ er-and stenogra\pher at: the county highway engineer’s office, returned to Bemidji Saturday night from! Mxnneabolis ‘and Staples where ‘she »‘!!iends and relatives. Fred Lange and ..-W. Kingsbury of Nalloy, attended the funeral held. for -their old friend 20y D Greige, at Lake Hat- Mr nnd Mrs. «~Miss Elme Nuss, employed at ‘the ggneral offices of the M. & 1. Ry. ‘at Bfainerd spent Thanksgiving and the wee-end in Bemfidji as the guest | of her patents, Mr. and- Mrs. W. P. Nuss. :She left ‘on the night train yesterday to-resume her dunes there toduy % Mmss Carrie Brown, who. has been visiting her parents ‘Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Brown and her sister Miss An- tomorrow for Chicago to transact business for a few:days befre going to-Austin, ‘Texas, to spend the wmter Miss Gmce Stil \’ve}l who. ing at the home, E.. Richardson, 906 Beniidji “enue while -attending’, the Bemidji fitate Teachers college, 'spent her Thanks- glving vacation with her parents, Mr. ‘and_ Mrs. Geo. Stillwell at their farm -hmoe near Becida. Dr, G. H. Zentz left on the night train. last evening for ‘Chicago to attend.a smeetingsof the Deans. and Managers of the “Epvrorth League the Northern Pine Institute at Park Rapids Betexpeets to be away most Albert Bornett and - three of Mr. Barnett’s parents Mr. . J. M. Barnett, 1008 Mis- nvenue and friends at Ny- and Mrs. W. G. Cook of ern wt ‘Wednesday and thifriends at Fernhill. W) woodsman gg-mg Jeb-six les from his "and Mrsc Cook are living at ‘who With*Mr. and M mpherd are assisting them. HOLD MEETING TONIGHT A ‘class of candidates will be in- itiated at the regular meeting of the Woman'’s Benefit ‘Association of | Maccabees tonight. Mrs. Ruth Pierce distriet deputy of -Crookston will be present to assist. It'is urged that all members attend, Following the bus- | iness meeting dancing will be en- Joyeid -at ‘the social hour _and lanch ‘lare disposed of. There will be four Summer Iastitutes, he being dean of | e E. H. Jerrard, Mgr | connection with camels. It:is all’ fradocy ll! 3t 12 5| wodl,” 5 L ot yard vnde, sand-colored and very: P S A : warm. . SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PIONEER S E— 3. The Ladies’ Aid of the Presbyter- ian church is holding its Christmas sale- Tuesday beginning ‘at 11:30 a. m. and “continuing ‘throughout the day and evening until all articles; ly a"qualter of a million"dollars, SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION OPENS THIS FORENOON, booths all containing useful articles at 11:30 also. A fine menu is of- nroeo cturing company, arrived in fered, the general public being in- 4ho city this morning and for the Announcing Change in Business Mayer. their -store Mr. Mayer has made no announce Mr. here. 1 5 Having purchased the interests of Leo. M. Mayer in the grm‘,er& store located at 505 Beltrami Ave., and which he has conducted in a -pcpular manner, we respectfully solicit your valued patronage under the new management. It will be our aim to handle only quality good s, at fair prices, coupled with service and courteous trdatment and on this policy we ask for your continued patronage. - Phone orders! wnll be carcfully attended to with prompt delivery service. The store will be under the perscual care and management of Mr. Earl G. Brown, who has been a salesmon with the H. J. Heinz Co., and Mr, Hlelge Anderson, fromerly with the Erick Johnson Grocery at Bovey, Minn. Brown & Anderson Grocery Co. Phone 86 BEMIDJI, MINN. 505 Belt. Ave. Brown has been a traveling|§ salesman for the H. J. Heinz com- pany and has a large acquaintai tin Bemidji. Mr. Anderson was fo erly with the Erick Johnson Groc of Bovey, Minu and understands th FINAL CLEARANCE OF EVERY BR i | - 4,'.; . ' GEO.T.BAKER The HALMARK Store THE NEW UNSWICK SEE And HEAR This oir T children -of -International Falls - ar- . ‘ to:miém flr::tr;ml"u:agx:}?e?c; Phgzst- nvcd in Bemidji Wednesday evening Beauhfu] o i 4 nd Thanksgiving and are the New | Model At & CO. I COME AND HEAR THE LATEST RECORDS Phone 16 Corner 3rd and Bet. Ave. 1 sl Thay Bl Go ai Greally .| Reduced Pricé-fs’i,;_a i obfi NO APPROVALS ND EXCHANGES EVERY GOAT SALE - MUST BE FINAL