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i **j Chi-Namel Is Waterproof Scrub floors, furniture and wood work beautified with Chi-Namel fin ishes, with hot or cold water without injury. Never shows heel marks and even hammer blows will not crack it. Anybody can apply Self-Leveling Chi Namel.Peoples Trading Co. A ear load of corn at the Farmers Mill & Elevator Co. MAY Records NowonSale Warren Furniture Co. iUoll) Day Phoce, 94. 1 ^ff/fflr^^ At The STRAND THEATRE Wednesday, May 10th LAST CHAPTER of the Serial Winners of the West. ONE NIGHT ONLY Thursday Night Only, May 11th Public Health Films Presents "Open your Eyes" Endorsed by prominent people everywhere. No children under 16 years admitted unless accompanied by parents. Admission 35c. Friday and Saturday/May 12-13 "l/e "YOU NEVER MISS MOTHER UNTIL SHE IS GONE." ^___*_, This is the reason why Mother's Day shrjuld be more faithfully observed than any other day in the year. She is always thinking of you and the happiest moments' of her life are when you have remembered her. Send her a token of appreciation. It will warm her heart. "Will your Mother be without flowers on this day, the 14th of May? _k _-___ Confession" With an All Star Cast. The most gripping drama ever evolved. Marvelous in its conceptiontender in its beautythe wonderful play of Walthall's career. NOTE: If you saw the great Walthall in "The Birth of a Nation" and liked him, you'll like him even more in this his greatest screen accomplishments. Admission 10 and 25c. Monday and Tuesday, May 15-16 CHAS. RAY, in "CrookedStraJght" Special Attraction Vaudeville Schafer's Muscial Novelty Show, concert entertainers and that mystifying act SAWING A WOMAN IN HALF be- fore your very eyes. It's goodits great. Don't miss it. Admission 25 and 50c. Wed'sday and Thursday, May 17-18 FRANKLIN FARNUM and BROWNIE VERNON, in "15he Cleaun Up" The fastest moving Comedy Drama produced. Admission 10 and 25c. GLEANINGS GATHERED FROM THE HOME FIELD Raveling Studio for Kodak finishing. Dr. and Mrs.- E. J. Bren autoed to Thief River Falls Sunday. Order your flower and vegetable plants at the East Side Grocery. Gladioli bulbs in assorted varieties and colors at the East Side Grocery. When you are need of wood, call up Phone 63. Poplar wood $7.75. C. Knutson. Mrs. Henry Clark, of Edmundton, Write, phone, or come in and give us your flower order.-' We will have flowers delivered ..any place in the.IL S. in a* few hours time. Alberta, Canada, arrived Saturday to visit at the home of her niece, R. M. Gilbert WARREN PHARMACY^ THE OLD RELIABLE REXALL STORE/J r-?. iftf-. Prompt Delivery,. #i?'v KV-* Vbmu* 310 *&&, _* ^V^r* hi I 1 S. Berg, from Argylef 01a. Warren visitor today. Four room house for sale. John W. Johnson, 12 So. Division St. Miss Telia Carlson visited with her sister-at Grand Forks Sunday. We sen Mascot and Cremo flour. Give us a trial.Farmers Mill and Ele vator Co. We pay 35 cents for sour cream and 38 cents for sweet cream. Warren Creamery.. Aug. Lun'dgren returned Saturday morning from a day's business trip to St. Paul. Miss Emma Rud, of Viking, spent several days the past week visiting friends in Warren. Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Blegen and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Taralseth autoed to Maple Lake last Sunday. Extra fine quality of unbleached sheeting, suitable for fancy work now in stock.K. J. Taralseth Co. Everyone wear a flower on Mother's Day, May 14th. Get yours on the way to church.Warren Pharmacy. M. L. Ihle, one of the prominent farmers from Newfolden, attended to business matters here last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Tumau, from New York, arrived this morning for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Houser. MOTHERS! Why not protect the children by using milk from a Tu berclln tested herd? P. Frost Spauld Ing Farm Co. Misses .Wennerberg, Maricle, Lan deen" and Smith, autoed to Grand Forks to attend- the May music fes tival, last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Helgeson, of Bagley, autoed up Sunday and spent the day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cederlund of Warrenton. Lundgren Wittensten & Co. have been appointed agents for the Delco Light Productsa sample "Delco" lighting plant is now put up in their office. You can see Carl Lodoen about your dry cleaning, rugs, drapes, curtains, etc., as well as suits and dresses. He is now agent for "Cleaners that Clean." A. E. Mattson returned Sunday morning from Minneapolis where he had spent several days attending the editor's short course at the University Farm School. Clifford Lund and Walter Lindquist left last Wednesday evening for Port land, Oregon, where they expect to be employed for some time. Theodore Hilleboe left Thursday afternoon for the same-place. Carl Lodoen has now secured the agency for the Crobkston Dress Club. "Best dry cleaners in the Northwest" and will take care of all orders for cleaning of men's and women's clothes, Panama and felt hats. The meeting of the Ladies Aid of the Catholic church which was an nounced for Thursday of this week has been postponed until next Thurs day, May 18. Mrs. N. O. Stadum and Julia Peterson will entertain. A. Collette, instructor of Agri culture at the local High School, was called to Farmington, Minn., last Sat urda-y because of the serious illness of his brother. He returned Tuesday reporting that his brother was very low. Dr. C. A. Gunnarson left last Sat urday evening for Minneapolis to visit with his wife for a week. Mrs. Gun narson is spending some time at the home of her parents, due to her re cent illness after the siege of the in fluenza. ,Z1SS "Mother" is too far away to be reached by our flower service. Flow 'eW delivered anywhere in the United States or Canada, within 12 hours af ter order is given. Don't forget "your" Mother.Warren Pharmacy, the Rex all Store. Mr. andW re & Mrs. Mrs.n Goodroad autoed to *heT brought-back Grand Forksa last Thursday. On their rr with them Mrs. Meibauer ami children, of Jamestown, N. D who visited at the. Goodroad homedfotr severaln Mr.: days. Neibaue autoe Warre Sat urday and brought his family back to Jamestown on Monday. Mrs. R. B. Thomas left Saturday evening for Minneapolis, where she will attend the Grand Chapter of the Easter Star in the Grand Temple. Mrs. Thomas expected also to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mickelson at St. Cloud before going to Minne apolis. Mr. and Mrs. Mickelson for merly resided at Warren. Henry Hoper and daughter Miss Sophia arrived home Sunday from a pleasant winter stay at Ocean Park, Cal. Mr. Hoper states- that reports of damage by frost to the Southern California fruit crop has been exag gerated somewhat, as have reports of heavy snows in that section during the season.Stephen Messenger. Offlrs. N. O. Stadum arrived*' home last Friday from Baltimore where she attended the big conference of the American" League of Women Voters. While in that city she visited at the home of Rev. F. N. Anderson, former Warren pastor. She also atterfded a reception at the White House by given by. President and Mrsr Harding. Since her return Mrs. Stadum has been kept busy telling her friends about the many interesting things seen by her on the trip. Announcement of the marriage of Miss Anna Pauline Peterson to Mr. jphp Erickson, which took place on Wednesday, May "3rd, has been re ceived by their friends. Miss Peter son is a daughter of Mrs. Gustaf Pe terson, who lives south of Warren. Mr.. Erickson is a hustling young business man of Warren^ where he has operated a ^tr&y and transfer line for a number of years. They will be at home to their friends after June 1st, at Warren. Friends- extend con gratulations. ^&%ffi?t?%r, For results seeToby Scheie, the Warren Auctioneer. The May term of court 'for Marshall county will convene May 22nd. Eframe Carlson, from Adams, N. D., spent the week-end at his home here. We are now grinding feed every day of the weekFarmers Mill and Eleva tor Co. We pay 35 cents for sour cream and 38 cents for sweet cream. Warren Creamery. All kinds of seed corn for sale at the Farmers Mill & Elevator Co., Ro bert Tell, Mgr. Have you gotten your Liberty Elec tric Hot Plate. Buy now at each $1.89. K. J. Taralseth Co. When in need of any luggage come in and. see my big line-of trunks, suit cases and traveling bags.E. L. Tor nell. A marriage license was issued this week to John Valla and Freda C. Os ness by Alfred C. Swandby, clerk of court: Get your seed corn at the Aivarado Farmers Co-operative Elevator Co. Ear corn, $2.25 and fodder $1.50 per bushel. Subscriptions to the Youth's Com panion, American Boy or any other magazine may be renewed at the Sheaf office. Liggett's and Martha Washington Candiesboth appropriate Mother's Day gifts.Warren Pharmacy, the Rexall Store. Prompt photo service, 5x7 enlarge ment "free" with every $3.00 worth of photo work. "Save the slips." Warren Pharmacy. Pictures without frames are no good to you. Frames without pic tures are -no good to us. Let's get together.E. L. Tornell. Carl Lindgren and Rachel Hunt went to Grand Forks last Saturday where they attended a sorority dance, of which Miss Hunt is a member. D. M. C. 6 strand Embroidery cot ton in a large variety of colors and D. M. C. white crochet cotton in sizes 30, 40, 50, 60, 70 at K. J. Taralseth Co. The Light Draft Kentucky and Mon itor Drills is now put UD ready to go out. Call for one or more of them they stand the test. For sale by Lund gren Wittensten & Co. The Ladies Aid Society of the Swed ish Mission Church will hold an auc tion sale. in the church Wednesday evening, May 17th, at 8 P. M. Lunch will be served after the sale. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Enehak and family left Sunday for Crookston where Mr. Enebak has a road eon tract which will keep him busy the greater part of the summer. The One day in the year when every Mother expects flowers. Will "your" children be without flowers on "Moth er's Day" May 14th? Leave your Or der with us.Warren Pharmacy, the Rexall Store. Lester Peel, of Fosston, arrived last Friday for a visit with friends. While here he purchased the Ford coupe of B. R. Houser, which he will use in his work with the boys and girls of the rural districts near Fosston. He returned to that place Saturday after noon. We have just received a car of ex tra gpod No. 2 White Oats. These oats are heavy enough to make ac ceptable seed when properly cleaned. We are selling them at a very reason able price. See sample in our 'office in the State Bank Building.Spauld ing Elev. Go. Owing to the lecture by Bishop Mitchell at the M. E. Church next Friday night the Roon Community Club iwill open meeting about 9:15 P. SO that members may attend both-lecture and Club. Miss O'Meara's class-of Normal students will furnish the program for the evening. Visitors are always welocme. X'A number of families from different localities of the eounty motored to the "old mill" On the banks of Middle river in town of-Foldahl, to enjoy ai picnic at this romantic spot. Among. those from Warren were A. M. Nil sestuen and family, J. P. Mattson and.'Jg?^ Edith Mattson. There are many "OPEN YOUR EYES'" "Open Tour Eyes," the flaming photoplay prepared under the super vision of ,the United States Public Health Service as part of a campaign for a clean nation and a country made safe for posterity, comes to the Strand Theatre on Thursday, May 11th. This picture has attracted wide attention, and created a veritable sensation among educators and public officials in every city where it has, beeij. shown. In addition to telling a throbbing, liv ing story of love betrayed, _"Open .Tour Eyes" is a picture* with a pur pose. Vibrant witb^dramatic power, -f it gets in-under the-skin of the troee tators and while it entertains and thrills, it leaves a' thought behind. -sobering I Warren Markets Wheat _. ___ _$ 1.35 Durum ._ 1.12 Flax _^____ 2.57 Oats :_ __.. .27 Barley _______ .45 Rye ^_________ i. .88 Flour _- _________^____ 5.10 .Eggs ___: ^^_ .19 Butter .25 Potatoes 1.25 wi 1 ar .l tujes of historical interest at the "old miH" that should be preserved. Old) Mr. Larson who came from Sweden! and settled there in pioneer days was a mechanical genius. From the rough: granite boulders picked up on the premises he fashioned burrs for grind ing and with material obtained oh the spot he built a mill, which although very primitive, nevertheless served to grind both flour and feed for the new settlers for many years. THE CROPS AND THE WEATHER A drizzling rain all day Monday sup plied considerable moisture to the growing crops and since then the weather has been more or less cloudy and very warm. "Most of the small grain 4s up and the wheat fields re flect decided shades of green. Rye, of which "there is a large acreage, is looking fine.and covering the ground. Never at this time of the -year have we seen fhe crops look any better. The wheat acreage, though, will be considerably reduced -in this section, while that of corn and potatoes will be much increased. Ma TMt BANK OF BtTn* SX*V/C Piano lessons given by Miss Teckla Tornell. Phone No. 137. John Engen, of Aivarado, was a business visitor in Warren last Thurs day. We sell Mascot and Cremo flour. Give us a trial.Farmers Mill and Ele vator Co. Mr. and Mrs. A.' C. Kezar and Henry Reese, of Oslo, visited at War ren Sunday. Have you gotten your Liberty Elec tric Hot Plate. Buy now at each $1.89. K. J. Taralseth Co. Don't forget to call C. Knutson, the old reliable fuel man when you need some wood or coal. Phone 63. The executive board of the Marshall County Farm Bureau is holding a meeting at the court house today for the consideration of important busi ness matters. FIRST Cnmt+Se.oaajt NATIONAL BANK BBumm, Dr. Spofford Optometrist Ht Alvara Sumi3cto JtutMkaerA The test of a Bank's facilities for service is chiefly displayed in its will to serve the common good. This is one Bank that covets every opportunity to serve the individual and through him the corn- community in which we live. 2 3 barren'I afte-nool onlv atternoon only. ILLINOIS WATCHES EXCEL How Firm a Foundation! A savings plan, like the pyramids of ancient Egypt, must have a firm foundation if it is to endure* Open a savings account with this big, strong bank, which, itself, is -built upon a firm foundation of careful management and helpful service. Saving regularly each, week becomes an increasing pleasure as the days go by. Every convenience and ser- vice is offered by this savings institution. One dollar or [,^morejopens an interest bearing account. i ^i^Teajch your dollars to hare more dS-is." YourWatchNeeds Repair we will be glad to examine it and tell you the cost of put ting it in good condition again. -HOLM'S Jewelry Store Watch Work and Jewelry Bepairing given particular attention. tw^jt-t -*_g# "~4-:?%t--*i i:.~'-vkt -^fi .':^v5. -V* "11 .:-'vi 'l --v? "Sit '?m r^ 8