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inrfif') i- V*4'J fcf WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1921 ^*T*--- ,iV Items for this column will bo gladly received by Mrs. Hmrwej, telephone 114-W. Reader* owe it to their gueata and to them, selves to aee that itema of local interest are reported. Every itei will be given proper consul tion when sourco is known* M. Anderson of Duluth was a bus iness visitor in Bemidji this week. roy, Wis(jjn|in^ the El- Mrs. om 3ailey is visiting at home' of-her son* Johri Bailey, at Pat Doyle of Big Falls was the? guest of his sister, Mrs. Max Manders, Fifth ward,-Tuesday.- Castt paid for Liberty lxmdg. Q. B. Hooley, Northern Grocery Co. -.,-_. -a-ltt C. H. Chdlders of Fern Hill was among the out of town business visi tors in Bemidji Tuesday i|rMnd Wx&. J. F. Burke will leave Beipiid^f tomorrow for Minneapolis where they expect to reside. Mfcs Josephine Parker autoed to Blackduckjtojlay and witnessed .the fdpfbtfli gamkvb.etween .Bsmidji and: ^ckdudim #s ^:iiv.r. ..u./ Planting time, Peonies, Iris, Hya cinths, Tulip, Narcissus and Daffodils. Beltrami Nursery. Phprie "v .rJi r?PlWhM^msljk. 43#3-J. ,t. II iff it ''& sfi aK S"* JK WLfT 5. M.Hfeck'of Great'J Falls, Mont., arrived in Bemidji Heajtmsjwar^nti^s .jsnftwork. ^ein'odeiinW'his'=Ves^w at*1919 Bel trami avenue.' They are adding three bed rooms and bath room upstairs. Mrs.f D. N.of Sorensodaughter, is the guest5 of Mcintosh her Mrs Frank Getchell, and expects to remain until the latter part of the week. Cut flowers, ali kinds. '"Garden flowers, gladiolas, asters, dozen, 25c. Prompt delivery. Phone 363-J. Bel trami Nursery and Greenhouse-, Otto Brose, Proprietor. 9-15tf C: F- "fccheerV editor '."'.of Afeley' Herald-Trjbune was a .guest $f, Mr.J^lm^nqj^ and Mrs. Ira French, 509 Minnesota avenue, today, having. arrived, last evening. i Mr. and Mrs. Arthur /Gould and .family: nioyed..yefttejqday frojti '1$MJ- Beltrami'averiiUe, to tKe resideiie |e-J cen'tly vacated by Fi$^^gj!&i:&i$ family, '^D^Bemidji^aye^eT..'. K: Mrs. H. 0. jJulian ,an,d spns,: H.oward and Robertf,T^il leave, tonight fpr tliejr hojme' jjin Minitieapo |$rsi ^JjUliatt ^Mc^J^SpSgBSk^s Jas^|chesfiv fSEve^^y Mpj[^pd for a $W tinM* 'M fffev'&&*" ''~''%%&mo i*r.- J. -^fjPjjEp.?,.. Mrs. -Dorothea Crest, ho is nfak- ^:-ing:her.^pme in Bemidji.- yrath^I**^ .daughteT Mrs. W. Z, Rbbinsori, -is spending three weeks visiting friends at Fargd, where she weniE last Friday. RiL. Given, who motored with fais father-in-law, J. O. Johnson, to the latter's home at Virginia Sunday, is expected to arrive home today. Mr Johnson has been visiijing in ^Bemidji. Miss Alice James of Grand Forks, who visited during the week end with her friend, Miss Edith Mills, 907 Bel trami avenue, arid attended the fair, returned Sunday afternoon ito Recigarette sume her teaching. Mr. and Mrs. 3/$ BacpJ} yidit^dj at the A. A. Warfield sumer home at Point Comfout./Tfl^e R^etif|&e, Tuesday, and from t%re autoeo ,^o Blackduck io yisife friepqs jin,d witness the football game .JbetWeeri ^Black duck and Bemidji. Mr. and Mrs. W. T^Heddon, who were guests for several -flays -Jast week of Mrs. D. S. Mi tchetl, jfeft Sun day fo^-r Park Rapi^jjheye $\e$.:hayp spent the summer. :They expect," to leave soon tp motor to Wiscoiisin and Michigan, and from there will take the train for Florida to spend the. winter. -rf ReV. and Mrs. Blaine Lambert, daughter Louisa, and son Frank, re turned Tuesday by auto to their home in Bemidji. frpm Minneapolis where they attended the annual con ference. They spent $aturday of last week "at Mankato at a birtbday re union of Mrs. Lambert's father, Mr Hunt. Rev. Lamber has been return ed to his work as district missionary in this vicinity with Northome and Big Falls added to his, charge |or this, year. RQV. Swanson, who Has beeft appoited to the pastorate at Spooncr, came in the car to Bemidji with the Lamberts. CARD 0 THANKS We wish to thank oU many friends,* The Knights of Columbus iihd Amer ican Leeion for their ^tind assistaajpe during the death of oiitJhusb&iifl Md son. Mrs. Christ Neumann It 9-28 J. M. Neumann AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Hudson Six, Maxwell King.E'ght, Motorcycle with.Side car. V' i Will sell cheap for cash, or part time will be giyen if desired. \WiIl consider land in exchange. F, R. DUXBBURY LAND CO. 204% Third Street. Bemidji, Minnesotav'- 9-27 tf tosSfi Strf$ih*y W7 Y-$ W''$llk-SW*r .HIT Daily Fashion Hint CHIC LOW-WAISTED FROCKS The first of these charmingylow-waisted :U-.t.hje jfei^iare. cut in one', ftyji-s,Frji(tt, both tne'wais't and skirt, while satin in the predominating tone of the check is 4 Th?f*^hiC^nlel tp^he^hffacii6?j surplice effect" and has adollar of plain satin which may be worn highror iJow The sash and deep flare cjjffs correspond ^ith-the..ya. -Ih%fq|^i^#ing. Squires Ma* |ad&k^Snt i'f^ard -l&pgh plainl^iatt^toli .$%. First Mpdef* Pictorial'Review Dress No. 9426. Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bust. Price, 35 cents. Sedpnd- Model: Dress No. 9250. Sizes, 34 ,tQ 44 inches bust. Price, 35 cents. Ideal Mew York Trystinja ffjace Found ^"toj8e''Jn..the Midst.of the pity's it &'* ^K-Busy Whirt.v'. jip^li sh iit nbt Jn th^ Streets ^of' As: whisper 4t to .^W ,emy .'.^vl&i,iP"*^ A^r. GrUhM-'bdt Dan'Cupid finds a way' .eveh "".inithe prosaic jiiiigles of lower Marinaftan to (provide j/outlif ul" lovers jvKh.,a:'.placVto spppn,, observes a New yprk^un wkter.- The':top of a Fffth ^venuejlius may do :foc ^liose who ya?e 4ard^e4,tq. fte wjayjs, fk (^e_great city, J^t-thepeiAre.some, ^ndeftd^jany* 5fbpr j|t-HsapJ'p.\qfa sweet pjtWngs to ea^ji".j other wlth.^the,.,rest.i((jf the interna tional world looking: on. :t.For t^.eset^ij^|]iinipi'acticaUjy'',Wer kind, architects'.have,pro- ijl te*iV:-4S^|j'ew^ York.^a^jl ,1| ffi &ie s\veet: "$otfp$. ^^Shey have.' /.^j^l'ja-^a.ct^ tli||i^i.e averagetilNe^j l')i^p,ll^SiEiie^.'yfliitt or wom$n'r mes| ^e^f^.pr^teh^p^pher, has noiuse fojr tb^^aiwax^^iey, he or ^hfe, ride In^tbe^levator,,even if it's only one ^^^i'^f^jpuft^i^ 6 .-stfticw8xal^fe aff the1 seclusion of a quiet nook, hours away from Broadway on the ^unjoy si^oft.aijiill, only the light-in moat j^irvvays is VrbVided by a few candle p^er globe of varying degree of ,in- tensity, depending upon the cobwebs. And as a .trysting,spot,, well, there was ..evidence in- some that they were also iUtfed .as a plac.e In which, to en joy'a little lunch, while discussing the {Proposition to begin housekeeping in (flat up Hariem way,, or,,out In Brooklyn. The .evidence being crumbs, ashes, and'an occasional hair pirn Certain Trouble. ''j*Fhe-~project for' ah" American iaedd of poetry and song will not ma 'termflze without some friction. Neith er would Ihe institution be .maintained witli.out more .controversy. If ,lt were -ju|t ft idearing house for poetry it .W9^ld4 easier. shut/ even, that might 0irirtishJ ferenfe rriiere^ Jauchfy-dt?-. iopiniQnf as Tto /.wiiat really constrtutes ppetry. -There is a large scjiQOl willing, to admit as poetry ,any tiiihg, which has ncith^ rhyme nor rensx?^.,Others who-fftllow-fluch jv ists *iw Bryant and Longfellow Insfgte that^Sf^Lji^^y ittjiat have both. Pos-' sibly if would be best to compromise on a4ftSime"I&r bards and let them'flit* before a- nonpartisan comjnit,tee for Ad^slon. Eyeja a! hall ,of fame for poets^ might start a fight.Los A||- SS^^mes-4"'%' \K.%^* WhtH Men Carried Handbags. There are very',few. Articles of, fem JninjKlB^ri'whiiCjbi, yrere ,nof 'first/ worn by" tM'lferner se Earliest exam ples.,yt ttxe useful handbag .were car- ried!.^ihe'jgods, priests, kings and princes pf Babylon. Aqcordirig to the Si u^aji th#, must ha| .been, yery Ifejnb^ftitere^ tid OC# fopj^i}ar ^Japanese Amusement A "$# 'the ^we sie.r ^wprttt^'tooi ||e loop^yiand, "shoot the chutes" in our amuiSfthient parks but hr Japan tlws of^jftui^^emeM. One.of thejr, most tbrQUfl^'irldes Is across-Tokyo bay-5in anJf&ra.,r'railway. '^^Tjobrs^hang on stout cnbles ,that ar^j^tchetl accoss the bay and they are operated by a motorman who standSjin front. The cars are made (So-lhat they -will float, in case of acel-' dent,-Popular Science Monthly. ST. PHILIP'S LADIES' AID HOLDS MEETING THURSDAY The Ladies'Aid of St Phillip's church will hold a business^ meeting Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock nv Church basement: A 11 members are urged td be' present. -ly iii METHODIST AID DIVISION" HOLDS MEETING TOMORROW The miscellaneous ^iyisjon of the Ladies' Aid o* the Methodist church will meet Thursday .afternoon, at the home of Mi's. U. Minniek, 501 Fourth stree. It desired that all* members be present- '.ifv,-'* BETHEL LUTHRRAN'LAVfiKS' J[ AID MEETS TOMORROW Tlie'Ladies' Aid of the Bethel Luth eran church will hold' its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at 2.80 o'clock on the church basement, cor ier Sixth and America. Lunch will |jv%erVe and ail are welcome. i MISS SWENSIDE SURPRISED About twenty schoolmates and neighbors surprised Miss Eunice 43wenside at her home Fifth wa^d Tuesday evening. She is soon to ^ave.with her parents for Leonard, ib'niake'ther home, and the party was 'given' as1 a fafewell: Games were plaved and lunch served by the self ijiy'ited guests, and Miss Eunice was givfenVa number^pf remembrances by ^heri^en^'IF,!v..'., ST PAUfe'S LEAGUE TO MEET TOMORROW NIGHT Theifl^lg People's tepeue of St. 'PauMchmSh will.mtxtQr to the farni hfme -St Wrich Eick^|aif|tomorro eWmtvfe.' ^h regula,i.f-Jitonthly bus iness Weetihg will be held and a social program will follow the business se ssion. All .members and friends of the league are welcome to attend if they ,will assemble in front of the church, corner of Sixth street and .America avenue, tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock* PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY SpCIETY HOLDS MEETING the regular monthly meeting of the Missionary society of the Presby terian church was held yesterday af ternoon at the hoihe of Mrs. L. P. -Watford. Interesting and instruc tive papers on Missionary' subjects "were given by Mesdames J. Essler, J. McTaggart, K. H. Olson, R. A. Olson and Mrs. L. P. Warford. Plans were wi'ajfelEor'-. the" w^ter^^ac^vi^ies, ^nd after-the business meetmg a social ihour was enjoyed, and lunch served ,.fiy-Mrs (VVarford.- J, ij-'Faltjrenheit'.ij-It-Js, 1 MISS RUgEijypi.9RED Mrs. O. Ru'de plea%^ntly':entei!tain ed anupiber,ftffeus*S:^|'eveninS^t- her home, I3isl#e\$&mi ^venue, feonor .of, her daughter,.iMiss Ejdlai's Mrtfeanniversary! DsJM^g was,#- l|oy*sdi ntil a late h'ojir^iy^ia bir^hd^y iuncji served. The Toom^^ere tatje fiilly, decorated for the %gasion ,wi| autjirnn leaves. Thpse present were Misses tDeiores Barnell, -Mabel Crpajn, Dorothy [Benson and .Edja Rwd^e |dfissrs. L)0uie Rudy, Cftffiries Reed, rrd?Chomas Siniohs "Mesdames ^J. Croon, B. Stafford, H. Mjariri, Al "Tarjii, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Shirk. ^OLD FASHIONED" PARTY AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR Over 100 persons .were present, and all report an exceptionally fine time at the "Old Eashioned" party given "in the M. EJ. Church last eve ning in honor of Dr. and Mrs. G. Zentz and family. Manypf the guests came in costumes and added to ,the evening's ,entertainment. Old fash ioned games were played during th evening and lunch was served. Dr E. A- Shannpn made a few re marks, a review of the past year's jwork, and plans for the new, to which Dr. Zentz responded. During^ ,the singing of ithe "Keep Sweet" chorus, the guests formed in line and pre sented Dr., and Mrs. Zentz packages of sugar.,. The rooms were very prettily deco ated with autumn leaves. MANY USES FOR GIANT KELP Among Others, Sea Plant Lends Itself -Excellently to the Making 1 of "Hootch." The tiboriglnal natlves of British Columbia and Alaska can always get a snltabla worm fpr distilling by.jBlck ing It out of the sea. I is furnished by the hollow stem of the .giant :klp, aud serves excellently for the niakipg of "hootch" from a mixture of mo lasses and graham flojir. The giant keip Is anchored to the rocky bottom by a root-like holdfast, from which springs a stem that .Is sometimes $00 feet long. This stem is hollow for*|lie upper half of its length, and termin ates in a big .bladder-like bulb ffipna which, as it floats on the surfppe, fronds-50 feet long branch out. i^he row spores and Isjjan annua!. Oneroin variety is called ,..f THE 3EMID4I I^ILY PIONEER flEMEMBERED FATE OF BABY Small Wonder That Winifred Feared for the Health of the Precious Neighborhood Newcomer. When the- stork arrived and left Betty Lou on the doorstep of the Jones family, she was at once the wonder and delight of the entire neighborhood of children. And why not? She was the first baby that had happened in-the. com munity for eight long years! Louise, being the last, and now a little old womflu, was among the first to cuii and pay her respects to the new baby. When Betty Lou had reached t!^ sedate age of three weeks, she wastheir wont to decline for hours in l&r brand new buggy on the front poreh of her. home. This was quite a subject of gossip among the children and In .some cases caused quite a little comment. It is needless to say that the children were never very far away from the Jones .porch, .and one day Winifred and Louise were heard discussing the matter in whispers and with much ani mation. Winifred imparted to Louise In tones of great solemnity the terrible tale of how she once knew a teeny weeny baby that had everything "just lovely," but .when it was only two weeks old, it "took ammonia and died of too much air."Indianapolis News. 1 Has at Least One Virtue. Wlmtever else may be said about Charles Holmes, negro, no one can say that he is not frank. Holmes, recently convicted ion a charge of burglary, a peared for sen tence before Superior Judge Harold Louderback. "Holmes, what did you do for a living before you got into this trou- ble?" asked the court. *'.Jes' stealin' and gnmblln', Mistnh Judge," answered the defendant. "Jes' stealin' and gamhlin', sir. and Ah was considered proficient aud professional in both lines." "Your frankness Is refreshing," re marked the court, and gave the de fendant an indeterminate sentence In San Quentiii/San Francisco Chron icle. Perdido River. The Perdido river is a small river and bay on the western border .of Florida, separating it fr.ini Alnluuna., The word Is Spanish and means "lost," Harnessing Volcano. Tentative plans for the harriesKlng of .^ajyaiTs .mj^ily.voleaim. Kjlaiiea, have Iie|llprepaw^b^acdnfr4litee of innnu fa4fiMir on |lie island, according to ^^^tfeporX%#iThe v'owandtconli'muouV ,Iy^||HBlvirtg-off T-vftfit .kifcoiitlth's of-heat,, ranging .as high as *_*,citH) degrees pl^'iipedjo harness theiyat'and deveropfit into.electricly fWitieiunliinMed-Uevclounient of indus- :r)es,.'gh'the islaiid. '^f.:-is proiiqsed maUeJjithe heat available by borings niad&'lh safe territory/,tto depths whero the,heat is constant iiud high-enough fpr.'thP development, of a continuous steahiliressure. ',ji .CJI9H REGISTER REPAIRS Anyone de^iri'n^epairs made on .Cfesh Registers please call MR. L. T. WILKINS at Markham Hotel An authorized service man for The National Cash Register Co., Dayton, Ohio r- I- ^ie a otter's cabbage," and Is very plentiful Inthe region of Puget sound. AnotWpr, IlSimonly known as "sea pumpkin," flourishes nearly as far south as Sun Diego bay. Bulbs of the giant klp *re used in the Puget sonnd region iaa bottles to hold fish oil and by fisher men as bnitholders. The Eskiinon utilize the hollow stem as a siphon ,to ejhptiy'writer out :of their kayalis, \diicli, being decked over, are not easily baled in the ordinary way. Alstf from sections of the stein they, make wheels for toy wagons. i~ tk^'i: ii Mill P'H ft**************** ISLAND LAKE ft********** Rosses Verna MacRae and ltosella la Rassmusen attended the t'air in Be midji. Misses Dorothy Porter, Olivia Roy and Mrs. W. H. Whelan' and Messrs. Higginbothaui" and Whelan attended the fair in Bemidji Thursday. People around Island Lake are sure glad to see the nice weather so they can start potato digging. i| Messrs. Allandsloe* Staul^and Wal ker motored to Bemj&i ^attend t,ho Bemidji fair. ''#'''-|P''f$ Pep and Laughing 'Gas Are the Motive PQWOIT Tfor This 1921 Screen FUNNY? IT'S A SCREAM! WIN THE AW1 Christie Comedy Matinee 2:307:10-9:00 THURSDAY and PRI-filAY 4-Big Acts VaudeviHe-^-4 If Women Only Knew MAURICE TOURHEUR presents' TH E LAS 01 i 1 Directed by li/' WAURICElTbURNEUR and. OJARENCfCBROVM TJ?ey Would Sec IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW A MASTER PICTURE Based on Balzac's "Meditations on Marriage" AN ALL-STAR CAST Including ROBERT GORDON VIRGINIA LEE ^\mELKO THURS. & FR1. WA Yeari THJKthe NORTHERN NATIONAL BANK BEMIDJI, MINN. 5S!!^5l!!lWW-UJlJlui^ijii..n.ii :i~' Mr. and Mrs. Sam' A^dei-son and niece, Mrs* Ander^ow, and-her two sons visited Whelan'ft 3tijBday. Subscribe tor SSV*? Pioneer. '^M EVERY THUR- SDAY nm mbst^nterestf^liiook of year is yOUt'^ank Book. is fascinatin|!: to read the .'deposits arid at the balances^roV.,' You'll ftieve^vrea-lly a^eci ate| tbfis ujotil ypU atarC^sav iriR'. rt Start today--get .tW habit! fiW'i "**^W"""iw""wU""^^ Wo are on what I* knoton mhow* atari out of MAHLON HAMILTON FRANCELIA BILLINGTON and BETT^^^THE in a Sparkling Comedy Drama entitled *Froih the Story Published in Cosmopolitan. J$aa.gifyty by ."Albert Payson T^r^n^^K Brigh^ Of\d cleanit Was made with one idea ,in nj|n(l-rt| ip^Uc you lau^|,. And it will, for it's 6ne of tho nappitt ip0iest ccmedy dramas ever screened YOU'LL FEEL BETTER FOR HAVING SEEN IT ALSO SHOWING-- *tf*AXH(E NEWS*!wMQ Picturized Current Events ShVws at 7:30-9:00 GRAN =s5utsss*tai= Coming Friday"The Jungle Dancers" ..Most lnU'refctfrig and 'Entertaining Pictures of Darkp^t Africa... BRVERS anil B|YERS Harmony Singers, Banjo Stringers JACK POLK Still "Pd!kinB" Alonff (Burlesquing all the others) FIV.E-PART FEATURE PICTURE GRACE DARMOND in"The Beautiful Garrtbler" The Beautiful Blond A Peter B. Kyne atory of the Old West KCH-KDULE OF TIME :30!Picture MlfJU 1st Picture 7:15 111 U11 I VAUDEVILLE STARTS AT SB Childre 25 Adult 50 (Price Inc at 2:30 Adii|t?-.T-35c WW *V*X&E THREE if "'XvA'' m~c** 1*^ TH E TR AN PlSfft W) STOP0VER,ydJPollartlH)dtine *^Snub1' Children 10c Adults 25c ,^J 1 ..it.' 4 ACTS AND A 5 PART FEATURE PiGTVRE jw am the 'Bert Lwx.OfrouWr-tho 4 aojt road OMoagio and travclTntact to San Franclnco JNE OAY ONLY "V :.j N i HALEY and TRiOR Singing, Talking and Comedy THE FOSTvS Limber Liberators of Laughs and Ecccntricj Dancing Vaudeville at 3:30 Children under Six- teen with written consent frirm their parents and lc Vtyur Tax--FUEL. Ml .i-r HI i (li)l'. 7 Children 25c Adults 50c (Prices IndudetWar Tax) GRAN Thurs. Only REX THEATRE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Zfl. -^VAUDEVILLE ACTS4- ^3MgaaBMMB8eaiaiMia^ MCCORMICK 2nd Show At 9:00 /':.W..... & LOiiETTA Comedy Singing, Tallcing, Dancing KENNEDY and BATEMAN Jazz Entertainers mimmmmnmm\mmm\9wmimiit PAUL KIRKLAND Hi'/ "That Classy Chap" THE CAMPBELL TRIO "TheBoatVGbh*"".' Have a Smile With Sally Mary Miles Minter at her best:in, Matinee 2:30-250-50 Evenings 7:#Q-fc qO REX 4-PIECE UNION ORCHESTRA ReadThe Pioneer Want Ads 5 parts(_ .m.