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MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 22 1918.
PERSONALS AND
*'& NEWSY NOTES
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Red CroBfl auction sale May 4.
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Don't forget .the Red Cross auction
?May 4, -418t
$50,000 io loan on" iarms. Dean
Land Co. c^ltt
Have something to sell,
'g"'auction May 4.
Pure white lead and"
house paint for sale by
at Walker
matters.
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Red Cross
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linseed oil
P. Barnell
1 mo
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Mrs. Olive Martin of Turtle River
"spent the week-end with friends in
-Bemidji.
Dr. .J Warnipger spent Saturday
Mrs. Hattie Ostrander of -Turtle
River visited with Bemidji friends
Saturday.
One of these nice days you' ought
to go to Hakkerup's and have your
picture taken. 14tf
friends in the city Saturday
Quality first
profit on our photo
Studio. Phone 570-W
Mrs. 0. Borden ana Mrs. A. C.
^Rogers of Wilton were among the
-out-of-town shoppers in Bemidji Sat
urday.
Mrs. Eva-Kaiser and family of
Northern have gone to Hibbing
where they will make their future
home.
Mrs. John Ziegler and daughter,
^Dorothy, have gone to Tomahawk,
Wis., where they were called by the
illness of a relative.
Mrs. C. L. Hagadon and Mr. and
Mrs. O. K. Strand of Tenstrike mo
-tored to Bemidji Saturday and spent
the day with friends.
Mrs. Louis Larson of Isanti, Minn.,
arrived in the city Saturday and is
the uest of her daughter, Mrs. John
Hedeen, for a few days.
Mrs. C. A. Sprague, Mrs. Anton
Schroeder and Mrs. Hattie Daniels
of Becida autoed to Bemidji Satur
day and spent the day with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McLaughlin*
Mrs. C. C. Sheperd and, daughter,
Lillian, and Mr. and Mrs. B. Black
burn of Big Lake spent yesterday
at ^he dam.
Mr. and' Mrs. Arthur Warner, Mrs.
Minnie Warner and Miss Mavis
Warner of Puposky autoed to Be
midji Saturday and attendedto bus!
ness matters. _,
Roland Fellows, Roland Fellows,
Jr., and Misses Aileen Fellows an
Florence Schulke of Tenslrike au^
toed to Bemidji yesterday and. at
tended the, movies.
Mrs. J. H. Laney of Turtle River
came to Bemidji- Saturday to meet
her daughter, Mrs. Rufus McDonald
of Deer Rivtfr,' who will spend the
next two weeks at the Laney home.
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WILLIAMS
DOROTHY KELLY
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"THE MAELSTROM"
Who was the Woman? Why
did she send the man into the
trapt
What did the detectives do?
Here is mystery for you.
ADDED ATTRACTION
First Episode of
"TheWoman
In theWeb"\
A Wonderful Story by Cyrus
Townsend Brady, Famous
ClergymanAuthor.
LADIES FREE]
Excepting War Tax 2
Children 10cMen 20
GRAND
TONIGHT 7:30 and 9:00
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attending to (business
Miss Alice Huntosh and Misa Eliza at-the Grand theater? tonight. Earje
Boobar, teachers at Becida, called on Williams and Dorothy Kelly-are tha
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W. R. MaoKentle, formerly of Be
midji, now ofi Minneapolis/-is spend
ing the day in Bemidji on 'busimesj.
Mr. MacKenzie' was the first secre
tary and one of the organizers of the
Northern Minnesota Development as
sociation.
-AT THE
IHEATERS
.ELKO TONIGHT
Ip her Jatest Paramount photo
play, "Mrs*. Dane's" Dtefense," Pauline
Frederick's portrayal of a woman
hunted to the last stand, straining
every nerve to hide the deceit of her
and finally succumbing in a most
human way, is a masterpiece and
entirely up to her usual high stand
ard. "Mrs. Dane's'^ Defense," with a
chapter in "The Son of Democracy"
.Abraham Lincoln, storyare at
ns showing at the Elko thea
terC tonight and: tomorrow, Tuesday.
GUAM TONIGHT"
T)ie chances thai: motion picture
actors takeTn attaining realistic ef
fects for a .play are graphically il
lustrated in "The VMaelstorm,'* the
lustrated' in '"Mfe ^Maelstrom," the
Greater Vitagraph Blue Ribbon
feature which will be the attraction
"stars of the piece.
An added attraction will be a two-^
then only reasonable reel episode of "The Woman in the
Rich Web." Ladies.are to he admitted
free, "except payment of the required
war tax of two -cents^each.
work
29 10th St.
26-430
Can you beat it? A twenty dollar
'two-piece suit made to order for ten
dollars. Hoganson Bros., 309 3d st
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Jig T^wim^^mwmi)iE&
ftptoorrdw and Wednesday, mat
inees and evening, thf famous juven
ile- entertainers,
"TH:e"G*and
Winnipeg
the theaterKid
dies," appeal?/ at'c
The'first arrangement was for Tues
day only, butHbe management suc
ceeded in getting them.to agree to
play here Weile8day also', that ev
eryone should have^ttfe" opportunity
to see these wlihaerfully7
ing cihiltl artists.
"entertain
REX TONIGHT
"The Public Be Damned" is an
exceptionally strong'' presentation of,
one of the most vital problems of
the day and concerns not only everyr
individual householder and" person
in this country, but also the milliodl
of nearly starving peoples on thf.
other side of the Great Pond Her
bert Hoover, now chief administra-,
tor of the food supply of the* United
States and head of the American
Commission for Belgian Relief, has
exposed befpre the United' States
Senate the conditions which are the
subject of the photoplay. "The Pub
lic Be Damned", is coming to the
Rex theater tonight.
A splendid Christie comedy will
also be shown.
Norma Talmadee.
"By Right of Purchase," Norma
Talmadge's current Select Star
Series release, which presents her in
an emotional society drama of to
day, will !be shown here at the Rex
theater tomorrow, matinee and eve
ning.: To-support Miss Ttalmadge,
under the able direction JD{ Charles
Miller, who Was with her 1% the pro
duction ,o&"Ghbsts of. Yesterday," air
unusually high grade cast was as
sembled.
VBy Right of Purchase'* deals with
the most exclusive fashionable life
of New York, and Miss Talmadge
portrays the role of a society butter*
fly who marries a millionaire solely
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^Bawmr'fr0*
for his money, but later comes to,
realize bis love for her and to cher
ish real affection for him, too.
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Another Bier Sneotacle..,
i A mighty Zeppelin plunging to
earth from aloftt. flaming and smok
ing like a giant meteor, forms a tre
mendous climax in the latest Thomas
H. Ince spectacle, "The Zeppelin's
Last Raid," to be shown at the Rex
theater Thursday and Friday. This
production is the initial release of
the recently organized U. S. Exhibit
ors* Booking Corporation and has oc
casioned widespread comment
throughout the picture world for its
unuBual scenic-effects.
S, 8. WORKERS MEETING
mer, and the program is as follows
SoloMiss Carrie Brown.
"'Alcohol, Its Use and Abuse"
InternalDr. E. H. Smith.
ExternalDr. E. A. Shannon.
InfernalRev. A. M. Whitby.
SoloMiss Marguerite Johnson.
Business session presided over toy
T. Carlson.
THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER
Th^re will be a Sunday school
Workers meeting at the residence of
A. T. Caflg-tt'tonight from 8 Uo 9
o'clock, at which the program wiJI
be devoted to a discussion of the use'received
and abuse of alcohol Th deyp* ana aDuse oi aiconoi. xne qevo*' .'Staled oa^^unfinished gatments, all
tioaal will be led by Mrs. G. M.^Pllr Mn?*
SdcondA Trtist Agreement must be
"drawn stating exactly how this
fund is'to be administered and
tQwh-bmand how the income
and principal are to be paid.
*The pbUtifes theiiiselves alid the Trust Agreement
may be deposited with this Company for safekeeping.
Just tell our Trust Officer what you want your
-insurance money to accomplish and he will suggest
a form of Trust Agreement suited to your needs.
consult him will give you a better idea of the
extent tb whieh your insurance money can be safe
guarded.
(Showing for the first time on the screen a Zep bombardment and
revealing the ewets of the v(ire% of th clouds)
TT IS RdUSIf^THE NATION
RED CROSS NOTES
Salvage Headquarters.
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See what thfe Zeppelins do in Thomas H. Ince's great spectacle
"Th Zeppelin's Last Raid
MINNEAPOUS
The salvage drive for the Red
Cross will commence Monday, April
29, and continue throughout the
week, closing Saturday night. The
ladies have secured the- vacant store
next to Baker's jewelry store on
Third street, which will be head
quarters for the week and where all
salvage^ or junk that can ,be sold,
will be taken. "r
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Auto trucks will make the rounds
of the city on days and routes yet
to' tbevarranged* and will gather all
junk that is available.. It is urged
that right now household 'salvage
that can be spared be made ready
for collection.
Notide to WorkeW...t
Mrs. A. Lord wishes all who have
yarn from'her to return all
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TOO LATEF
Tuesday & ADDII 0 0 9 4
Wednesday *IIIL LU Lr
The Famous Tfie Talented
The Most Entertaining Tfdinpiel)f JtfVenile Performfets in Existtence
Many New FeaturesSeme New Faces
Special Matinee 4 p. m.
PRICES ."-,,SS_rBr&^!S,"eTuesday&WED.
RESERVE AT N-^TZER'S
*orte*ed knittin
n'eenles by" Tuesday.
M00SEHEABT MEETING
The Women of Mooseheart Legion
will have its regular meeting
Wednesday- evening Sn'd all members
are urged to bVpresent
ce a
Trusteeship
detail overeating an
^nlfrF'siniple pint The 6*iily change necessary in
ei^StiAg glideslis that they must
be ihMe to provide for the pay-
tilent:''df your insurance money
directly to the Trust Company
Trustee.
is ex- Go.
iWE.SOUT.
THURSDAY &
FRIDAY
TUES
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It must be a cougK remedy that can be relied upon fbr'all the
"different cbugns tKat are so preYaleijt. While^ ti^ Ca^sfea of all
coughs are primarily the same, yetthe ton|[ition of the.patient
is what makes the difference infcheinature of the^ough.itselfc
Coughs of healthy persons are easier to cure than the coughs or
invalids. The powerful convulsive cough of a large man is
harder to cure than the cough of a bab^r. Tf^yWj^a^^j^pedy
that willcure a large man's"cough and yet not be too powerful
for the baby, you have a good cough remedy.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is Just this kind of remedy. It is good for any member of jhe
family. It relieves coughs of all kinds. It is the product of much
thought arid study to produce an ideal cough remedy.- It is com-
posed of things which cure easily and sootfu^ly without harm-
ing the most delicate tissues of the throat. Itacts as easily and
safely on the young as on the old, and is the ideal remedy for
coughs, colds, croup, influenza, whooping cough and bronchitis.
ELKO
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Tan_iisPliffM-n
DWIGHT D. MILLER
INSURANCE SPECIALIST
I Can Insure
ANYTHINGANYWHERE
Sec. Bank Bldg.
Bemidji. Minn. P. O. Box 204
tbNICHT &
TUESDAY
In Paramount Picture
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MAS. DANES DEFENSE"
Miss. Fredrick has taken a
story th at created a furore
when presented on the stage
and re-created it into a pict
ure that seems to breathe-
Its emotional moments, its tense scenes, and vital plot
have never been equalled on the screen.
ALSJ O N THE PROGRAM
BEN.). CHAPIN in "SON OF DEMOCRACY"
Chapter Four"MY FIRST JURY"Abraham Lin
coln Story.
SEVEN REELS PARAMOUNT PICTURES
USUAL PRICES 10c-20c
PHOTOGRAPHS
For the Boys in France
Sittings tyade Day or Night
HAKKERUP STUDIO
"The Public Be Damned"
(Six Act Feature)
Endorsed by National Housewives League
The National Housewives Leagu e, an organization
of vast influence throughout the country, through its
president, Mrs Julian Heath, has endorsed the film
drama, "The Public Damned."
IN SIX
REX TONIGHTPARTS
A expose of the food situation and its causes.
CHARLES RICHMAN
and MAY FULLER
10-20 CENTS- 7:10-9 o'clock
Also Side Splitting Christie Comedy
TUESDAY'S PROGRAM
A loveless marriage transformed into genuine love
under fire "OVER THERE."
NORMA TALMADGE
IN
"BY RIGHT OF PURCHASE"
A thrilling photoplay of mode rn society.
"THE ZEPPELIN'S LAST RAID"
(THOMAS H. INOE SPEOTAOLE)
At the REX Thursday & Friday
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