Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 20, 1922, Page 3

W. Ji:McCrady lgfj; yesterday for Osakis and Park Rapids on a busi- nepsitrip of a few. days. Oh! So sweet,” fresh’ homemade candy for‘Christmas 15¢ per lb., at the ‘Honeyland Candy Kitchen. - - g : S 2612 21 Will haye plenty of Turkeys for you to choose from until Saturday|. evening. B. A. Kolbe & Co. 3t 22 Btrictly. fresh eggs at the Palace Gro ‘ 1t 12.20 .. Sijghtly used phongraph at a.bar- gain’this- week; E. P. Peterson, jewel- ) BT 1t 12.20 Pelix . Scott of F;ohn -attended -bpginess matters and Christmas ping in Bemidji Tuesday.- es for instruction in the Den- Handicraft work will be held - aftérnoon, as well as Wednes- ? qg Friday. evenings at the Be- midji- Book -and - Stationery Co. We extpnd & cordial invitation to all. s 1212 Mrs--Roy V. Harker and children left"Wednesday for Duluth to visit over the holidays with relatives. Special brick ice_cream’ for Christ: mag at: the Honeyland:Candy Kitch- en, order yours noy 221 Will have plenty of Turkeys for you to thoose from until Saturday evening, B."A: Kolbe & Co. ~ 8¢ 22 Miss Atina Larson left this week for Minneapolis to spend . Christmas with her sister, Mrs. M. F. Borman. Fresh homemade Christmas candy 16c_per lb. at-the Honeyland Candy Kitchen. 2t 12 21 Strictly fresh eggs at the Palace Meat and Grocery. 1t 12 20 Mr. ang-Mrs:--Max L. Luebeck of Gran. Valley. were in. Bemidji yes- terday attending to Christmas shop- ping. k For Christmas' give her one of our new Spanish combs, Vogue Millinery. R 1t 12 20 Mrs. B..M. Gile and two children fleft this morning for Minneagslis to; visit.her. mother and .sister.over. the holidays. - Community..Silverware and jewel- ery of all kinds at attractive prices at the E. P. Peterson Jewelry Store, open evenings. 1t12 20 Mr. and ‘Mrs. B. F. Anderson ex- for this column will be gl Readers ! Millinery. peet to -leave-the latter part of the week for Detroit to spend Christmas with his parents. . Classes: for instruction in the Den: nison Handicraft work will be. neld every afternoon, as well\as Wednes- day and Friday evenings at the Be- midji Book and Stationery .Co.. We ektend -a. cordial invitation to_all: . : i 12124 Robert Naglor, a student_at Ham- iline university, arrived -home-on the morning ‘train today from the twin cities to.spend the holidays vacation with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. A. J: Naylor .and family, 201 Irvine " 'wvenue. FOR . CHRISTMAS :A: Present; for the Whole Family cide to buy a Victrola. sold ‘exclusively “in 'Bemidji store, PHONE 494 GET A VICTROLA You are not.Expcrimenting with an unknown make when: you de- Victor Phonpgraphs and Records are for Carlton to visit her;sister, Mrs. Oscar ‘Halvorsen, for:two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McCrady and family had as their week end guest E. A. Wittenberg of Dorset, Minn. He leaving for his home Monday. New Armory is open for rental New Year’s night, January ‘1. Call W. S. Lycan, Manager, phone 920. 2t 12 21 Jack Kirtland arrived in Bemidji Monday from International Fialls and will be the holiday guest of his par- ents, Mr:and Mrs. B. O. Kirtland. Strictly fresh-eggs at the Palace Meat and Grocery. 1t 12 20 Mrs. Cora Spencer arrived in Be- midji from Vpl';; Mont., Saturday, and will spend the winter with her father Peter Larzon.and family, at their farm home. west of town. Néw.- Armory is open for rental New Year’s night, January 1. Call W. S. Lycan, Manager, phone 920. 2t.12 21 J. G. Hartness, formerly,of Be- midji, but now of Greene, Iowa, wil arrive this evening to spend the hol- idays with his wife and baby at the home of her father, G. D. Backus and family 1111 Bemidji avenue. There will be a dance at the old armory Wednesday, December 20, under the management of Wilfred Case. Music by Schuck’s Jazz Or- chestra. 2td12-20 . . DO YOU WAN1 TO SAVE MONEY? Walk up a flight of stdirs over Gill Bros. and have your clothes repaired and _a -mnew suit made t¢ order. A. Hendricks, ‘tailor. J 12 4t « Do._you know. where “Honeyland” is? It’s the candy store between O. J. Laqua’s and the ‘Snyder Co} right; scross the street - from, Shavitch Bros. i2t 21 Mr.-and Mrs. M. W. Wilson and; little son, Ralph also her brother Harry Magnusen, expect to. leave Friday for Duluth to’ spend Christ-) mas at the home of Mrs, Wilson's: mother: < ! You can get that ngw Spanish! comb, the latest fad, at the Vogue| 1t,12°20 Mr. :and ‘Mrs.. A. B, Palmer, 507 Minnesotaavenue, have.. as. . their guest “their . son, ‘Howard:.' - Palmer,; government, ‘inspectior of - extensive : repair work being -done ‘on the gov- ernment - works”on ‘the Fix River at Abppleton, . Wise He: arrived: - in| Bemidji- Monday morning “and - will remain over ‘the holidays. Walter Higbe, a Hamline Univers- ity student, arrived home tfis morn- ing to spend . his holiday vacation r. afidMrs. J. C. Higbe, 508 Minnesota avenue. Mr. 'Solberg,” a. Hamline student. friend also arrived on the morning train and was a between train guest at the Higbe home, leaying’this afternoon for Fosston to spend his vacatior at home. EOMEN, HOMESTEAD TO MEETS THURSDAY ‘NIGHT T n Homestead, No. 270 will meet_tomorrow: evening. at 8:30 in the Moose Hall. All members are re- quested to be present. ) ROYAL NEIGHBORS WILL "’HOLD'MEETING TONIGHT The regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors. will *be ‘held this evening at 8 o’clock at the K. C. hall and all members, are urged-to be-present. MODERN SAMARITANS TO MEET, THURSDAY NIGHT The regular meeting of the ,Mod- ern Samaritans will be held at 8 o’clock- Thursday cvening at the K. C. Hall and zll members are urged to be present. BAPTIST MISSION SOCIETY HOLDS MEETING TONIGHT | Members and friends are invited to attend the regular monthly meet- ing ‘of the Baptist. Missionary society tonight at the home of Mrs. L. M. Coe, 1101 Minnesota avenue. Fol- lowing the program réfreshments will be served at the social-hour. DEGREE OF HONOR PARTY ; PROVES VERY ENJOYABLE " The first of a series of.parties:'to be given by the Degre¢ of Honor following their business sessions was well attended last evening and they wish to thank the members, officers and the A. 0. U. W. for their loyal support- A- very good. time.is re- ported: by those: who attended. METHODIST MiSSION SOCIETY ‘MEETS THURSDAY AF‘I:ERNOON . An;unusuzlly interesting program has’ been prepared for the regular meeting of . the W. F. Missionary society of the Methodist church to- morrow afternoon at 3 o’clock at the home:of Mrs. Blaine Lambert, 1205 Dewey avenue. Devotionals will. ‘be lead by Mrs. J. C. McGhee, followed by:a Vietrola record “Silent Night” by Schumann Heink. The lesson on “India” will be lead by Mrs. Jennie Van Arnam and be followed by a vocal duet by Mrs. Beth Evans Yaple and Mrs. H. M. Broadhurst, accompa- nied ‘by’Miss Vera Cutter. Rerfresh- ments will be served. All members and friends are urged to be présent. Mr. ang Mrs. Will Brennan will go ‘the latter part' of the week tor St. Cloud to spend Christmas with relatiyes, i Cathoun Grier of Tenstrike was ‘@ week end guest at the hame of Mr. ‘and Mrs. J. B. Minnick, return- ing to’his home Monday: - :Will have plenty of Turkeys for you' to' choose from until Saturday evening. B. A. Kolbe & Co. 3t 22 Mr. and Mrs. Dsn Gainey will have “as their holiday guest, his bro- ther; D. J. Gainey, superintendent “I'of schools at Palisade, Minn. Miss. Hazel Stomner, a teacher in the Lincoln school expects to leave Friddy for Chicago to spend ‘her :Christmas vacation -with relatives. Mr..;and -Mrs. Fred Rhoda, 423, America ‘Avenue, will have as their Christmas guests, her sister and hus- band,Mr: andMrs. Henry Thiel of Cass Lake who will arrive in Bemidji Saturday. —_—— Mrs. George Kreatz will leave to- night for Minneapolis where she will meet Mr. Kreatz on his return from a business trip to the south, also her daughter, Miss Lorraine, a Uni- versity ~ of Wisconsin student, who will accompany them home to spend her holiday vacation in Bemidjic at this BEMIDJI MUSIC STORE Frank S. Ebert, Prop. P A CET VICTOR RECORDS FOR CHRISTHAS CQME IN,ANDHEAR THE LATEST IN GUR SOUND PROOF BOOTHS 116 THIRD ST. Beaded velvet dresses aré the most popular of all evening gowns this winter if one judges by the opera, the theater, and formal evening affairs, | of irreproachable style, and black velvet with-crystal and rhinestones. Combine white velvet with crystal beads if you wish to be absolutely surd MODERN WOODMEN WILL HOLD MEETING TONIGHT It is desired that all members of the: Modern Woodmen be, present at the regular meeting this evening at the K. C. Hall. s BEMIDJI ELKS TO HOLD MEETING THURSDAY NIGHT The B. P. 0. E. will meet Thurs- day night at 8 o'clock at.the El’s hall for its regular business meeting and all members’ are urged to be present.. P - ALMENDINGER-MADISON Albert B, Almendinger and Jane A. Madison, both from the vicinity of Tenstrike, . were united .in mar- riage Tuesday afternqon at 3, o‘clock at the Presbyterian parsonage, Rev. attended by Ida. Schute and Herman 0. Gregg. " ) ERICKSON-HEMMINGER' Albert’ Ericksori” and “*Helen " “E: Hemminger of Solwdy were married at noon today ‘at the Présbyterian parsonage, ‘Rev. Warford officiting. They were attended by Carl Erickson and Lucy Hemminger, sister of the bride and h;ptber‘ni.ghe groom. They will make ‘thejr, home at, Staples. The }I:ri_de formerly. attended, high school ere. : MiSs MINNICK ENTERTAINS The “Philathea” Class ~of the Methodist Sunday school, znd their teacher, Mrs. P: L Hines, were en- tertained at the home of Miss Alice Minnick .last evening. At the busi- ness meeting the Tollowing officers were elected: president, Hazel Lobb vice president, Ethel Carter; Secre- tary treasurer, Florence Bagley. Mol- lowing the business meetnig a sociz] hour was ‘enjoyed and refreshments were served by the hostess. ' JEWETT CO. EMPLOYEES ENJOY CHRISTMAS PARTY The employees of the C. W. Jew- ett Company, held a Christmas party in the Jewett building Tuesday eve- ning about twenty people participat- ing in the celebration. A Christmas trec, beautifully de- corated, was erected in the window of the large display rooms and mem- bers of the party enjoyed a radio concert in the building, exchanged gifts and concluded the affair with & theater party at the Elko. | count of Mr. Jewett leaving for | California_tonight. BIRTHDAY PARTY L. P. Warford officiating, They*were |' “NORTHWEST GROWERS SEEK The party was held early on ac- (|’ COOLEY RESICNS FROM HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT St. Paul, Dec. 20—Resignation of R. M. Cooley as superintendent of equipment for the Minnesota high- way department has becen anounced by Commissioner Charles M. Bab- cock. Mr. Cooley has accepted a position as special representative of a large tractor concern with head- quarters in Minneapolis and his new duties wil continue to bring.him in to_contact with highway officials throughout the state. J. T. Ellison, assistant highway commissioner and chief ‘bridge engineer for the de- partment, will assume the more im- portant work formerly handled by Mr.. Cooley, it was announced, and no new appointment will be made to the position. Mr. Cooley was on the engincer- ing staffs of the Minneapolis Park Board and Soo Line, then in the United States Reclamation Service at Washington, and ten years ago became -a member of the state high- way department of which his fath- er, the late George W. Cooley, was | chief engineer. He acted as high- way engineer for Mille Lacs, Crow Wing and Carver counties. Dur-, ing the war, Engincer Cooley served , i§ in the Thirty-Third Engineers. 16 |} months, including 14 months in France. Mrs. J. W. Diedrich and little daughter left this morning for Lit- tle Falls to spend the holidays. Mr. and M:s. Oley Ness of Liber- ty were among the Christmas shop- pers in Bemidji Tuesday. for the past two weeks is reported much improved today. SEAT ON DULUTH BOARD Minneapolis, Minn., Dec. 20~ ‘Application for a scat on the Duluth | Board of Trade will be made in the ' near future, according ‘ to = advice from the office of the Northwest Wheet Growers, associated, Minne- apolis, .This organization already has a seat on the St. Paul Board. With the entrance’ of the North- | | western farmer opportunity to ship west Wheat Growers at the head of the lakes, it will give the middle- direct cargo.via the lakes to Euro- pean countries. GRAND FORKS KIWANIAN TO ADDRESS LOCAL CLUB T,-B: Elton of Grand Forks, well knawn iin-Kiwanis circles,’is ito:ibé| the ‘majh, speaker at the: regular meeting of the Kiwanis, &) be held in the Elks club rogmg Thursday nooy. Judge ““€. W. Stawton ~will |, presille: as chaiman of “the” meeting and it is uhderildod that a very,in- CROSLEY . RADIO RECEIVERS teresting program is members. ¥ 3 SPECIAL DRILL FRIDAY Captain F. H. Hayner announces | ja special drill for Company K Fri- day-evening at 8 o‘clock at the new armory. and all members are ordered to be ’present, the captain reports. i store for 'the NIGHT FOR COMPANY K | This will also be pay night " Office Anders Hotel. ; < A. LEE Phone' 128 I8 Sylvanus Cobb, who has been ill;§ Our entire stock of made up furs to be sold by January 1st regardlese of cost. Below is a list of part.of our'many bargains | 42-inch length, Sealine. coat with Martin collar and cuffs Blended Australian Opposum.coat $75.00 12 Skin Black Martin cape and muff ) A Y Pirmels £ 0 p 22 Skin Black {Martin cape Hudson Seal and Siberian Spirrel coatee and muff French Coney cape and muff. . . . $20.00 Man’s Raccoon coat 2 Skin Grey Fox scarf Red Fox scarf American Opposum scarf Genuine North American Mink chokers at 50 Cariboo scarfs capes, throws, from $1.00 to Ermine sets . . Men’s fur collafs from $4.00 to. . .$25.00 Men’s driving mitts from $4.00 to .$7.50 Men’s fur caps, all styles, from $4.50 up Orders taken to be made from our stock of furs at these prices Kruse&Gross | SECOND FLOOR TROPPMAN BLDG. ..... $112.50 $125.00 $150.60 $12.50 coatees and READ THE PIONEER WANT ADS Little Miss Marguerite Given en-| tertained a number of girl friends 'at a birthday party, in honor of her iseventh anniversary, yesterday from | 4 to 6 o’clock at her home, 1202 Be-! micji avenue. Christmas decorations, { Were used. The children had a happy | time playing kindergarten-games and ; {a birthday lunch was served by Mrs. | Given, assisteg by Mrs. E. H. Denu and Misses Fern Garlock and Helen , Palmer. Marguerite recéived 'many pretty ‘gifts. The ' guests Jezn, Given, Billy Dénnison, Betty. ne Jo‘{nsu‘n, Elizabeth Robinson, Mar- {garet’ Cota, Leajcan French, Ruth: Gilbertson, Melissa Mitchell, Kath- ryn Campbell, Helen and’Catharine Gile, Rilla;Maude Titus, = Dorothy Elwell, Kathleen Russell, Jeanette { Opsahl, Gwendolyn:s Srgfth, . Betty | Claffy, Rose Marie Bake Helen | Lahr, Louise’Lambert; jta' Brad- ford, Ruth Jordan, ‘Bét! arie Giv- ien. ' padly’ CARD L] We take this way« king our i friends and neighbors Who sa kindly | Mra, and Mrs. Fred E, Willard assisted us in our recent bereavement' l and family. | Lou Voight, Helen Stewart, Marian- ||’ included §.- SPECIL FOR THURSIAY | GEO. T. BAKER & CO. - The HALLMARK Store Telephone 16 Bemidji