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vV, ?.ft WRAPSFORWINTER Heavy Ulsters Have Been Made to Be Really Attractive. Bulky Garment Now Doe* Work Wa Cut Out to Do Goo*. Looking. It The big ulster coat has developed Into one of woman's most fetching gar ments. Once it was a bulky arrange ment, desjgned mostly after the pat* tern of the man's, to give wirtnth, and that only. Now it does the work that It was cut oat to do and is extreme ly good looking as well. The materials are of soft texture. There are velonrs de lalne and.silk dnvetyns which rival'the handsomest qualities of velvet There are beauti fully woven English tweeds and Scotch mixtures. Those who manufacture these cloths assure us that they will "wear like iron," and that, indeed, Is true. As for colors in these coat stuffs, they range over the whole gamut. The thick pile fabrics are being made up In gorgeous plaids, and the Parisian de signers have made most interesting combinations of plaids and plain ma terials in the construction of coats. You will see a plain taupe lower sec tion combined with an upper portion of taupe and dull green and brown, making a large-patterned plaid. An other combination uses the plaid mere ly for a wide facing. Besides the plaids there are many of these soft materials made in pat terns of stripes, and the colors com bined In them give a warm look which will take the place of furs, now al most prohibitively high in price. When furs are worn they seem much more lavish than ever before. The coats are big and roomy. Kolinsky is a popular arlety of fur and the deepness apd richness of Its brown tones make it almost universally a becoming shade. Then there are tfie dyed rabbit skins, which have come Into, favor not only for deep collars and cuffs used on coats and suits of woolen materials but also for whole coats. The ermine coats for evening are more beautiful than ever and those of sable rival the mantles of queens. Goat skin, long and silky, has been dyed and used for fur trimming. The favorite shade is gray. The wraps for evening indulge in color to the last degree, and it is here that the metal brocades and the vel vet brocades are used to their best advantage. The wraps are cut out of long cquare pieces and little or no shaping is given to them. All of their style comes in the draping. ON THE 8IDE. By using a new side saddle, rear seat on a motorcycle a woman is hot obliged to wear divided skirti, yet can face in the direction in which the machine is running. Subscribe for Tne Pyoneer. W Schroeder SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Boiling Eleef, It)... 10c Pot Roast, lb 14c Round Steak, lb. .20c Sirloin Porterhouse. Shortcuts. per lb Hens, lb 25c Bacon, Picnic Hams. Best Capital Flour, 49 lb sack $2.95 Rose Blossom and Glycerine Soap, three bars for 25c Parge pkg. Oatmeal 28c Bulk Oatmeal, lb.. 7c Broken Rice, 3 lb for 25c Safety Matches, 12 boxes for 10c Helmet Tomatoes, No. 2 cans 17c Get a gallon of good cooking molasses 50c Greening Apples, while they last, per bushel box $2.35 Our prices on Rub bers and Overshoes, sox and mitts are the lowest. Our service we are try ing to make 100 per cent. Everything you buy from our store is guar anteed. W. Schroeder 65Phones66 tf-fifa.^.^xd^.^.j ....teuu- -_.. HANDY ARTICLE FOR INVALID Pocket for Books, Letters, Papers, Etc, to Be Attached to Head of Bed. A-very acceptable little present to makeUfor ah invalid or anyone who nwy be confined to bed for a time is shown in the sketch. It is for sus pending from the rail at the head of the bed'above the pillow, and in it may be kept letters, books, papers, etc., -in which position they will be within easy reach of the occupant of the bed. To make It: Procure a piece of thin board of the shape indicated in the sketch, and cover It on both sides with colored linen. Prior to doing this, For the Invalid's Bed. however, the pockets must be sewn upon the material covering the front of the board. They are also made of linen* and should be roomy they are bound at the edges with colored braid. Tie board is finished off at the edges with woolen cord to match the braid. voir hanging the pockets upon the rail of the bed, procure two hooks, of the nature shown in sketch A, and screw them on at the back of the board in the positions shown In sketch B. Suitable hooks, with screws for fas tening them on, can be obtained for a trifle, but care should be taken to se lect large enough hooks to slip easily over the bed-rail. The pockets should be large enough to hold a book or magazine, and a small writing-pad. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE DAILY PIONEER Phone 928 25c TROPPMAN'S SANITARY MARKET The market that always sells you choicer cuts of- meat at a saving SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY Pork Roast, lb. 25c Round Steak, lb 23c Beef Roast, lb. 15c Sirloin Steak, lb 25c Veal Stew, lb. .12c Sausage, lb .20c Veal Roast, lb. .20c Hamburger, lb.20c Lamb Stew, lb. 10c Bacon 28c to 33c Leg of Lamb, lb 25c Oleomargarine .32c Pure Lard, lb. 33c Compound Lard 28c Children Need Butter For Health, Growth, Strength There is no substitute for butter. ..Butter contains the valuable substance known as "Butterfat" or "Vita- mines," found only in butter, milk, cheese and eggs, the abundant use of which makes large, strong and healthy children. Scientists claim that the small physique of the Jap- anese and other small races is due to the absence of Vitamines from the food they eat. Give your children plenty of butter. It's the cheapest health insurance you can buy. BE SURE TO GET CHIEF BRAN BUTTE BEMIDJI CREAMERY COMPANY Phone 928 M^tMs&ii&i^ii^'^''^3^* THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER BROOfpONDlalfokDringRefreshintMosehT TEA when it's properly brewed(look for the little book in each packet which tells how)is in a class by itself. The andpopularit AROMA of BondexquisitesFRAGRANCE account for its world wide among a drinkers. GREEN or BLACKboth equally line. Look for the label. Red Label India Ceylon Tea Blue Label Japan Green Tea AT ALL GROCERS Northern Grocery Co., Distributors In 1-ft., %-lb., and }-lb., Airtight Packages Never in bulk. Trial Packages 10c siiiiiiufiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiic 1 THE SANITARY I WAFFLE PARLOR I Will Open Monday, Nov. 10,8 A. M. I Hot Waffles Served to Your Taste, Light 1 Lunches and Delicious 1 Home Baking You are cordially invited to come in and eat with us. 218 BELTRAMI AVENUE 1 ^iHiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii? READ TUlE PIONEER WANT ADS l! Brookete Extra Special Clearance Sale of over 200 Trimmed Hats On sale Sat. Nov. 8, at $5.00 ELKO HAT SHOP 'THE STORE AHEAD' ELKS BUILDING HAT S HAT S HATS To make our sale more emphatic, we offer your choice of any trimmed hat in our stock up to and including $12.00 for. Space prevents our giving a description of these hats, but come see for yourself the original ticket remains in each hat. Sale price Never before have we made such a sacrifice so early in the sea- son. This is a rare opportunity for you to receive one or two of these beautiful hats at less than the price of one. Sale price There are close fitting turbans, tricorns, bonnets, sailors, chin chins and large dressy hats with colored, facings. Sale beginning Saturday at 8 a.m.. Fancy Shawls, Skating Sets and Children's Caps, Scarfs, specially priced for Saturday :v FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 1919 Cuts work in half You can keep your stalls apd your cows clean with half the laborsave time and feed, have healthier cows, better milk more milk and greater profits, if you have your barn equipped the Jame's Way. Every progressive dairyman should have his barn fitted out complete with James Sanitary Bar Equipment Phone 97 Even if you are not ready to buy a COMPLETE sanitary *,,_UTA "v barn equipment, don't hold back on the stanchions. JAMES STANOHlUNb, oy themselves in any barn, old or new, can be IMMEDIATE money-makers for you, and that is the practical, sensible FIRST STEP toward owning a tine, complete barn equipment. You are actually wasting money every day yo put off the installation of James Equipment, because without it you pair out the moneyianyhow Yo are actually wasting money every put off the if J. ey and in wasted feed that would i* ment. You are paying out the money anyhow, so why not have James Equipment to show for the money spent? SOLD BY SMITH ROBINSON LBR CO. in unnecessary expense of barn work be saved by James. Equip- BEMIDJI, MINN. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE DAILY PIONEER N i\ Defective