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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-11-22
Editorial Telephone, .THREE-ONE'
DORA BARRETTE, Society Reporter

has been teaching the east school Of
this district left for her home at
Fosston last Saturday Her school
was closed on account Of the cold
weather. Miss Matilda Holm left
for zBagley last Monday. She will
attend the agricultural school.
F'UNKLEY. j. D. Bogart of Hor-
net, was a caller here Wednesday,
Mr.. Riley and wife spent a few days
last week in International Falls
Toni Nelson went to Little Fork,
Wednesday.-Fra Berry and wife
returned from Bemidji on Monday
evening.-Miss Ella Fisher visited
with friends in Bemidji Friday.
G.. e. Whitford spent Saturday even
ing and Sunday with friends in
Blackjack Richard Leet of Bemid-
il, spent few days last week here
with his brother, Martini. Long
and wife of Kelliher spent Tuesday
with friends in town. Mr.. and Mrs.
Long had been visiting with friends
in st. Paul and we're en- route to
their home.
This is the time of the year for
fish and cheese and we have prepared
for your needs and wants in this
particular line Here are some Of the
specials we have laid in store for you.
Stock fish .-
Luteisk
Goat Cheese
Roquefort cheese
Limberger Cheese
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-11-22
morning from the Twin Cities where
he had gone on business.

morning from the Twin Cities where
he had gone on business.
]. G. Morrison Jr., Of Red Lake,
was in the city this morning en-
route to his home from Fergus Falls
where he had gone on the Dumas
case.
W. j. Markham of Minneapolis, is
in the city for few days on business.
Mr.. Markham formerly made his
home in this city when he was the
proprietor of the Markham Hotel.
Mrs. Peter Schumacher of McGreg-
or, Iowa, will arrive in the city this
evening to be guest at the home
of her son, R. III. Schumacher. Mrs.
Schumacher came up to Brainerd to
attend the Beare-Ingerson wedding
and will come here from there.
T. j. Brophy of Grookston who has
been visiting with his sister, Mrs.
Frank McManus, III Dewey avenue,
left yesterday for his claim at Bau-
dette, his nephew, Frank McManus.
Jr., accompanying him. They will
remain there till after Christmas.
S. P. Hayth and wife returned last
night from the Twin Cities where
they had accompanied their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Y. r. Bertram. Mrs. Ber-
tram hac haon Tho cr1,art of her mar
ents in the city for the past two
months and left yesterday for .Keo-
kuk, Iowa, where she will join Mr..
Bertram. Mr.. Bertram was employed
at the Brinkman Theater for num-
Der of years and has accepted a SINH
lar position at theater in Keokuk.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-11-22
B q: 4: Z: BRIEFS :l|;'' !:
DAILY HEALTH HINT.
The Stomach and Longevity.

Excessive secretion of gastric
fluid in the stomach is a cause
Of digestive disturbance or an
evidence Of it. When many diff
ferent kinds of food requiring
different ferments for digestion
and elimination are eaten, espec-
tally at the same meal, a severe
tax is imposed upon the system,
which is saved by simple diet,
as in all those cases of extreme
longevity quoted by Metchnikoff
and in that Of Carnaro, the most
noted of all, and so from what
ever viewpoint the question is
considered the principle of the
monodiet proves to be important.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-11-22


Buck Cheese
When it comes to good food stuffs
and first class you will find ours the
Store That Serves You Best at All
Times. Roe &Markusen.
Earnest R. Lindstrom and Miss
Dagna G. Mosen were united in
marriage last evening at 9 O'Clock at
the home of the bride, Rev. Chas. H.
Flesher officiating. The young peo-
pie were attended by Miss Lizzie
Erickson and Nat Given. The bride
wore a white velvet gown and carried
red American Beauty roses. The
rooms were decorated in yellow and
white. Immediately after the cere-
mony a wedding lunch was served at
which only the relatives were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindstrom left on the
late train for Minneapolis where they
will visit for some time before going
to Red Wing where they will be
the guests of Mr.. Lindstrom's par
ents. They will be away for a month
and on their return will make their
home in Minneapolis. Both are we'll
known in this city, the bride having
lived here eight years and the groom
having been employed at the Ber-
man Emporium for the past three
years.
Half a dozen of the advantages
claimed for the new Soyer System of
Cooking in Paper Bags, briefly put,
are:
1. 1t makes every dish more sa-
worry and nutritious.
2. 1t is economical; the food
weighs practically the same when
drawn from, as when put in, the
oven.
1t is labor-saving- cleaning
of pots or pans.
4. It is hygienic-no germ-haunt-
ed cooking utensils.
5. No smell of cooking-the bag
is sealed with a common metal clip,
such as is used by business men in
Offices.
6. 1t saves fuel, and, therefore,
money.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01
DAN CUPID RED IN THE FACE
BE Works Overtime Among Pretty
Department Store Girls
Hs OEsLAUGHrs ANTICIPATED
Wise DamscI, Ina DtseussinE siruarion.
DeeEares thAt Ia A. the Heat and
Not LSxe that Trims the
Ranks "a workers.

D. Cup1d. the ubiquitous and nTepnsssioie
god Of love had mighty ruszls vita de-
pArtmsnt store managers during the month
Of Juns but as usual he Eas victorious
though his face Ia red and his culver IL
nearly empty. He has earned = good vaca-
don
In Beunsrt's store about nfty girls tail
victims Of Cupid's darts sAch year most
81 them during the month Of June 80 IL
ls in the Brzndeas stores. al HaVdeus and
other places where large number OF girls
are employed Al one Of the teiephune Of
ices fifteen young wp1nen have gone out
10 stew and f1lE8e over cook stoves The
situation might best BE- explained IN the
following monoloEns. which originated m
the imaginative mind Of a reporter
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

H z Sargent and family are oAmped az
Storm Lake. Ia, for = few weeks rsGre-
Ertun.
ne cfty council II preparing 70 60 ahead
win the establishment az an elecIr1c light
plant
sheriff 0uinIOn has posted slaesim proc
laInAriona In the various wards and pre-
c1nCta
Charles Philp0tt vii esect Z new hriuk
building 4sxll9 feet sith basement the
lower story 70 be occupied BY Berr Phi
pei with garage and repair shop The
second story VII be hired as an opera
house
ThrezhiuE machines are huEy IN the
Zelda The yield vii aFerGRe AZ least
twenty-five bushes PEI acre the county
over In ina vicinity thsre are few 1elds
that NIL maze leza than thir-y-fsEo re
thirty dVe bushels per acre One Elan
has sold a.a0 bushels AZ y centa-
Ms A. G. Glover Wenr 70 SursnEfieId
Ihura1ng - a new EranaCuild. her
aon-l1-aaW M OEEEnk0p. met her and
theY Started % the country IN a buEgY
he hurns scAred AZ an autumohiia. uIaaef
the 5uEgy, uacrurea M 0asenlzsps c1il4r
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

". c. CHAPMAN is home from the Black
Hills
Mrs r L Fuller Of Pierre s. D. is
visiting Mr- and Mrs ". =. Mack
Ms Sherman and her grandson. Hans
Sherman have moved to Omaha
Judge A L sutton ana family III Omaha
spent Sunday a. the NoEes home
Mra Anna Swanson Of Iuiesnurg, Colo
~ viEitinE her bruIheT- A " Allison
COMMISSIONS John Lunch and family
made 4 shorr Visit 70 Mr. and Ms John
Mnhar1
Miss Martin ana Miss Holland q FIRE.
mont were calling On friends hare Tuesday
and WEDNESDAY
W z Waidrun and family moved to
Waterloo Saturday ana are occupying the
Baasier urouertT-
Mr. Richard 8 Ieuison Of Auburn and
Miss HenFzetta Decker were married Al
the home Of the brides parsnts TussdAy-
Mr. and MA Anderson Reading Of Raven
Hock. =. 7. and Mrs- MzrT McAlean ~
DoFiesfUWn- Pa are V1Ht1nE rhFar
relafiwss the William Myers family
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

ness people the way cupid cuts IN al the
time Wei. Mr. HArdEheIl.' says I II
amt my fault ana I've been training to
handle this line on fancy hosiery tor long
enough. Just waitiu' for Lizzie 70 gen mar
RED Do move up OF doesn't - ana hs
says right back, 'Cp yOn go. kid
II amt any use 10 Try 20 keep some
g1rtE from getting married IN June That
guy Lizzie took amt SO awful swell. ven
know. not as swell as a guys GOT 70 be
70 ger me for better or worse. bur he'll be
good 70 her, al right al right. ana she
WASN'T no Venus"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

held the regular monthly meeting az the
home Of Ms s. H Howard Mrs.. shaw
key and Misa Shepard assisted Ms How
ard
The annual nesting OF District e was
held IN the Valley EIEh school building
Monday evening uine-mOnfh term was
voted tur next year with q lew ~ 3 10
Ida following are the newly elected meIu-
bers- Nh. J H luEram- for Two yearaL 70
Al uneKplred term ana b r Smith and
Dr. H E BFErs- Tor fuil terms
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01
WILLIAM H. HElNBUcH DIES
Resident of Omaha Fifteen Year, and
Wa Connected with Yeast

William X Heinbnch disd 81 dropsy
Thursday AZ the family residence. gI-2
south rhir1eenth street he was s. years
old and resided In Omaha Cor almost If
issn yaars Mr. Heinbuch is survived by
his widow and four childrsn-M Misses Al
gIlEta and Lulu and two sons. Edward ana
William-an Of whom live Al home Fu-
neral services VIII be held az the home
SATURDAY Afternoon. conducted 5V Rev
EdEin Hart JsnKs pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church The body VIII De
sent 10 Cincinnati. Ar Heinbuct's cid
home. for intermeuL
Mr. Hsanbuch was connected with the
FlssschmEnn Yeast company for over
twenty-five years. and tnr about fourteen
years waA manager Of the Omaha branch
q the c0nrsT.s, known as the FleischmAnn-
Rirersids Yeast company, until ne retired
On a prnE1un almost year ago
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

Ms Kirkn2frzck Is entertaining Ma
Dodge Of Omaha
Mrs Stout Of L1nooln is Euesr az her
dAuEhIer MIS- NilEs Sheldon.
Mr. Van Buren, a1d wife az New Amstsr-
dana. n 2. are visiting Rev ]. W Van
Buren,
Banker West il looking over Georgia ana
Florida VITA q view 10 soDe heavy IN
reEIuEuta
A. r. Sturn u taking an exrauded Trip
through the mountains and lumhsr regluns
0f the northwest
Ms. Sturm Il euterEAiuiuE q dozen az
her dauEhIer Gerfrudeis sorority friends
Week end nArrv
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

don.
J. O. SeefuE made a business trip 70
Red willow county this week.
Fail wheat Is about All oIL While the
yield Il light the qualify Il good
CArpenter Meyer Ia putting ON the In
terror finish Of Postmaster Witte's house
Charles Powell was down from AlllAnrs
Neh-. visiting has mother. MA Jerome
Powell lAst week
A J. De=rs1n arrived tuuu AIuance
" e1nesdaT where he went Expecting -
serrle On k-nEald homestead Acter
new survey had besn made be found his
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

TIE citizens of Spging11eia Are arupArznE
mr. t1er annual picnic 70 be head on An
eslst -
Mr.. ~ I ChIasksnsen. president of ths
Arner1cAn state if2nk. has moved his fam
10 here rnum LOLA
c. Fl smith znd J. NJ Elwen Wers elected
members az lehe Board II Ednca1i1n AZ
tire school Rafting.
Mss Dz1Eyp 9RrmRn and Mr. John NufrIe-
man we're married AZ PlArfEfnrd Weanes-
daF. Rev. = r z Connelly officiared
wheat harvest Is nearly over TIE Yield
MI b. 4arEer than usual. Germ IL looking
GDe. 40 rain az lmpur1alcn has visited
fhcas pArrs fug neAriT AK EeeNs.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01
S Great Bargain Opportunity Come Saturday
Best Underwear BARGAINS Ever Offered

Ladies. Sac Lace trimmed Union
Ladies' 7sc and 6l.0e Isle and Cot
ton Union Suifs. made ln ali stVlez.
extra or regular size. 81 49c and 15c
Infants $50 MerceriEod Bands. atioc
Childreu's S5c Vests and Pants,
az s--t'..s+' Do. ....-.' a. -re
shildren's soc Union suits az 15o
ladies' 800 Gowns and Cnimuina-
t1uu Sulfa. az .-- -....... o.. .. eao
AL nicely made and trimmed win
lace ana embroidery. BEST hnrEain
ladies' Princess slips. az less than
Ladies Sl.sa isrinoess slip, In pink.
blue. white and lavender. AZ CSC
slip. nicely trimmed with lace and
elnnruideI-Y. made q sell an y
Sae' az $50 S.,s. 80 So 80, e--S
Ladies BATHING suits. worth up tc
sl20o. az gl-ss. Sass. s7-sa- ASS
Ladies' white Muslin and Lawn
skirts. lace and embroidery rim
mel worth % $500. az s2-So. al-ee
adde's. $50 sIik stockings in ;. ARK.
white ana al colurs. az $50 a1a 80
Ladies' soc Mercerised GH1ze Stusk-
g.x4-a snrxaanu IN raaier nkusitn
unaarweEr. CurBetp and MoHtsry.
sl.so SIX Avia Clo1h brassieI. y -
soc doE. warmers Brassiers- made OF
SIX Avia CLOTH summer mateT1nt
made cross hack or cross I1-lnt
sr7-le. ON sale 4r SO ana @11
SAGE COrsers at .----..-. -.-s 4A-st,--
zine cool Barfste Netting Nom
Unstable bOued Cur.efss, nefli itif
and long models, all Cited WITH =
and 8 carriers anu draw tape -
i1usf--mnuv worth 10 tAvo -
at --.-.-.. .. ...... $50, foe ana -
Soc Lace trimmed bust r-i1tle. az &c
Ladies' S1.2a Muslin Gowns at sc
a lsn cine Combination suits Inrset
Cover and DraWerS WurtA 20 I'll.
az ...-...- ace 80. -
Childrens Muslin Drawers. reEllaar'
lac quality al ---..-- .-.+--- ? I. 2
Childrpns sac Muslin Gowns. AZ A1o
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01
MIDSUMMER TURKISH TOWEL SALE IN OUR HIGH GRADE
LINEN DEPARTMENT SATURDAY
Liquor Department. Specials

6-year-Old N aryland Rye
Whiskey; per full ct 75c
per gallon - $3.50
s-year-old Schenty Weldon
Springs and Cedar Brook
Whiskey, per full ct. 81
per gallon $1,000 $3.50
Sunkist California Port,
Sherry, Museatel and An
gellica Wines, per full
quar- $4,000 -afEFt-
Home Made Grape Vine
rsd or white, gallon $500
? at. bottles high gradg Beer
A9f $1,000 --...-s. .ZOC
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

Ms Reilly a. Chicago IL a guest az the
home 81 CongrezamEn and Mra- J. p
Iaar1a-
El'ouInE A. china shoWEr a pre-nKpIial
Irent teEdered Kiss BrE1nker
Mr ana Mra = 8 Crue ezsterraine-a Al
1rnclaeun On Wednesday evening In hunur
- PruL and MIA Guy williams 81 Lxnc1ln
E2oafrnAsfHT J. "a CruWeal and VIE and
r. uunEhee and wife are rejoicing over
. a1r1pal q hAndsuIna little ar haties
thar humaE
A baE aociai at tte A1me o. M and
ttra. p C. Referscn en- Silver creek zAA1
saturday aFEning one az the pleasant
rriai c1nCtloIlB that took niace m the
lutr~ march ~ town during che lnst
sak
Weekday eFDDlnE a. 8 ocl1ck 1rrurred
tire marriage q M Fred Jark ana NLss
May 8runAar. rEo ~ rekamzh's p1pElar
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

ne valley Woman club has zd1Ouraed
Tar the months Of July and AuEusL-
HeF- Dr. Hisl0p Of Omaha ureached IN
the Methodist church sunday m1TniuE-
rhe c1lldreus dhy program OF the Praa-
oyter1An sunday school was prnaented sun
daT evening"
The lluu1ul q the Valley HiEh achnol
gave ne teuth annual banquet Al the Haad
hutel FRIDAY evening. Covers were AID
for thlrty-dge-
ne L-Adles' Ala q the MsshSdast ehuruh
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

claim was OF the very poorest. rough and
sandy Not considering IL worth five
Years residence and unable 70 IND another
location he decided % return
Sparks from trains sci IRE IL H 4
Nolte's pasture twice IN the lAs1 week Pas
lures generally are very airy In this viCln-
ity ana many are feeding their stock nay
and grain
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01
News Notes from Omaha's Near Neighbors

young people The bride was q teacher
here last year. The groom - employed
IN ire lack & sun hardware store
The Womens Relief c0rps made a rad
upon Ihe hume OF Mra- Elisha Mcclure last
SATURDAY evening. the occasion being her
birthday anniversary.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01
Fire chief seriounIy Hurt

KANSAS CITY June D-Inhu McNarr-y
chief q the Kansas City. Kan fire d.
parrn4nL Wa dangerously injured today
when he tel through rhR n0or ~ a burn
ing house In that catv Ofher ffrer0f1 i'm
medtHtelF rescued the chief
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01
Drugs and Toilet Goods Spe-
Gals for SafHndaK

5ec Kinds HoneY ana Alm0nd Cream
&l-5B Oriental Cream for. sac
DOC BOX sEllmans Freckls Cream
@5c Peroxide Face Cream for lac
25c Bottle q lay Rum for LOG; SOS
DOC Box Java Rice Face Powder
zBe size Roger and GaIlet1 Rice
RNN4rl 4NF zee. lie
2be can Mennen's or ColEafe's Talcum
E@N4eI Ali $500 15o
loo. lac ana 25c a bar Toilet SoaDs
IN one big lot so AZ two bars for l8u
Toe Williams or Colgats's Shaving
Daisy Ely Killer al two boxes
Sl0e Size Pure Hydrogen Peroxtde
&c Size Pure Hydrogen Peroxide al
three bottles for. -..-.... 2fc
500 Bath Brushes letachabie han
1be Hires Root Beer Extract for lse
SEE qL-Red Cross Fountain
s. 0s-Na. s. Red Rubber Fountain
syringe Tor ------------..-..--.- ta-1s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

L. painless compared with the weak. lame
hack kidney th0uble causes Electric Bit
tiers IL rhe nsmsdy- &c For sale by Bsa-
ton Drug ca
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

Say. MAFne. did yen know Ia ben
lrom0ted7 Yes. sunsst tting. Cause LIKE
went an son married Gee. bun the nOor
walker was sore Ab8ut H. He says 70 ma
kitty. NE dsAh s1Tl. ms hard On us basa-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

Mems BIC shirts and Drawers alsn
Boys IN all sizes. on sale az 15o
Ladies' Use Ghuze Vests in white,
Pink snI E'ue az .--...-.--.--.- Sc
Ladies'. see rzatlze Vests 81 extra ava
regular sizes. II -....--.-... . -..-..- &c
Ladies CSC Nerre-ined Gnuze Vests
in extra and regular sizes. AZ 12-Fe
Ladies' soc SIX Isle Vests. as. 25o
Ladies' 800 SIX Gauze Vests. AZ CSC
Ladies' Soc long sleeve Vests. Also
tight knee or umbrella style pants.
at ....-..-.....- .. eel. . .---.-.-- llc
Vests Il pink. blue and white
Al observation-disclosures. Sl.A5 and 8l-93
Ladies s.. 90 silk Lisle Union Suits.
in AL STYLES. at --....-.....-- -.-..- .9hc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

I've E11ursd Dozen Of Ead-sE', Meas
a1a Gliluren'H F1ne undErweMr ~ an
KINGS a. soc On the Dollar Everv
garruent In this hiE Tot warranted
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

Mems 500 quality
eurrans patent
improved Elastic
seam Drawers.
Mems fas0 SiSk
Lisle union suits
Mems q 90 SIN,
Isle Cnion suits
At .---.- Hl-ai
Mems $40 Merrer-
ized Isle and Cot.
ton suits. az 96c
Mems Pur1Sknif and
Jersey Ribbed Tn
ion suits. IN white
or cclors. w-urfh -
kLae, al --.-- Eec
and -.-..---.-- 6nc
Men IA hri gan
and Merrerine 3
shirts and Drawers
N white. erru ard
I'll r0iors. worth M
70 S1-25. az 1Sc. s5c
ana 4--... 4tC
Mems 5pc Mercny-i zf-si
Ga1lze Under shirts
in white and eFr~l.
al l oa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01
WaterIoo.

sona and quite seriously injured MIA
Glover
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01
Hardware DEBT.

A purchase Of 1000 feet Of
1.-incly Hose, guaranteed
for two years, so #. SIS. 90
Rang Lawn Spray 49,. .49c
80 Racine Clothes Baskets,
Arge size ...-.. soc
II lg AAA1ef .---.-.... dc
500 Nail Boxes worth 25cl Sc
Bath Tub seat. white snameIed,
AZ $500 ---@ $fAE
Toilet Paper holder, worth CSC,
AZ $1,000 80. &09
16-gai. Carriage Can ...-- .9S@
ice fl double galvanized clothes
Inc 80. $50. --.-.- 80
so IT cable Clothes Line 10
Aluminium Drinking Cups ..I0e
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01
Snaps in Crockery
for the Fourth

lot. Water Pitchers, glass
and china ..2 9c
Handled Sherbets, 6 for Zoe
Splendid Water Glasses, 6
for .......- lOc
I2-ounce Soda Glasses. 6
for .. ....2 0c
Large Lemon Squeezers,
each .............5c
Large Handled Cups, 8
for ......2 zoe
Plain white Sancers. for Zoe
s-iueh Dinner Plates. for DE
Unhandled Cups, 6 for 49, lie
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01
JeWeIFy Department
PRE- INVENTORY SHOE SALE SATURDAY

PRE- INVENTORY SHOE SALE SATURDAY
wiz bring the family down Saturday and fit them
20
OxfOrds
sl6s
About zoo pairs Womens oxfords ~
TO $50 pair 81. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

This viii Be the last day before IN
voicing It's 70 your interest 70 JAKE
advantage Of this sale
- lbs. best Granulated Sugar .-S a-oe
46-Ih SACKS best Family High
Grade Diamond II Flour. .---..-- S1-l5
10 bars Diamond c OF Beat En-
An soar .-.-.--.--...--25 c
3 lbs best bulk Laundry Starch 25c
Gallon cans Apples. ...-.-.....-..-S zoe
Gallon cans Golden Table syrup 25c
BrnmAuEelOn. Jellycun or Jell-O.
package ..--.-------....-..-- ne
1-ih- Cans Assorted soups. -..-.-. ~ nc
1-lb. package Corn Starch ..-.---...----- 80
A-lb. package Pyramid Washing
EDhAcf To- IL
The best Soda Crackers. per Ib.-....--sc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

shildren's SOC Union suits. az 15o
ladies' $500 Gowns and Cuinhina-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

MduTlH IIIl 7 sIl3Ilao
shirts. made in light
medium AMI dark
col0rs. with or with
out collars. all new
styles. all perfect IN
every way, worth 70
S2.50, go on sale
az 69e and 49c
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

~ nicely made and trimmed with
lace ana enur0iderv. BEST hhrEain
in ruwrn. .r AHC
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01

Ladies' Indian Head Wash Skirts. in
colors and white, s2.5O values, Satur-
day -.-..-....-. ..---.-- Sls4O
Ladies' Lawn and PercAle House
Dresses. s2-00 values. all Sizes sat
urday 1890. SOC
Gee our Little Tots Imported Dresses.
at soc 75c 81 S1.95 1896
Remember that Hayden Bros. Is
Dependable Store-One price 70 ala
child can buy as eheaply as "A grown
up
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01
Grand July Grocery Opening Sale Saturday

The best crisp Prstzsla. per D. SC I
OIL or Mustard sardines. can go. &C j
BITTER CHEESE AND EGGS
The best Package Creamery But
The best No 1 Creamery, IN TUT.
~ ------...------ ~ Sc
cL0sUG EH RU
Extra Fancy Florida Fruit
Zach --.-.--.-- ----g &c h11c. lec. l.. &c
Per dozen 1870. soc soc. 31-10. 81 40
TIE TALK OF OMAIzA-HAY DEN's .
FRESH VEGETABLE PRICES.
Er1al Eel4As 4ulAIt - - s To- 30. Sc
5 bunrhes fresh Radishes- .-...-....-.. sc
FRESH hume grown Cauliflowsr, each 5c
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-01
Call the society editor on
either of The Forums four
wires and ask The Forum
central for No. S.

friends were glad to renew their ac-
quaintance.
John Taylor of Detroit is the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. K HI. Mallarian
of North Broadway.
Mrs. Compton of the Pioneer Life
building is i'll with an attack of typhoid
fever Her friSlds are hoping for a
speedy recovery.
An event which will be a pleasant
surprise to the numerous friends in
this city Of Mrs. Clara Reid was her
wedding on Feb. 10 to M C. Green Of
Davidson, Sask. The ceremony took
place In ST. Paul, Rev VIM. Oehler
of the Congregational church in that
city officiating. Mr.. and. Mrs. Green
expect to leave the latter part of next
week to make their home at David
son, where Mr. Green owns land.
Last evening number of friends
very cleverly surprised Miss Grace
smith at her home on Twelfth street
north in honor of her birthday ami
Versary. Games and music were the
evenings entertainment and in the
game of progressive dice Miss Martha
casey and Miss Matilda Pull won the
prizes. musical programme was
much enjoyed, Miss Mae Foy, Miss
Pull and Charley Foy delighted their
hearers with solos and Miss Smiths
piano solo was enthusiastically re-
ceived AT the close of the evening
dainty refreshments were served the
decorations for the table being in pink
and white. The guest list included the
Misses Pull, Leenan, Casey, Jones, Foy
and Messrs. Peters, Fay, Ware and
Paine.
Mrs. Fl. w. Grasse of Moorhead very
charmingly entertained Monday after
noon at a bridge luncheon for a few
of her friends. Luncheon was served
with handsome appointments at 1870
from the card tables attractively set
about the rooms. The tables present
ed an exquisite appearance. At each
of the covers was placed a dainty
bouquet of narcissus and daffodils set
off with smilax, and the tables were
prettily lighted with candles set in
silver candlesticks and shaded with
yellow shades, Here and there through
adt the rooms vases of tulips COM
pleted the clever combination of flow
ers. After the tables had been clear
ed a lively game of bridge was en-
Joyed, Mrs. Luella Marshall of the A.
was one of the last of the pretty
parties which were FASTENED into the
short time before Lent