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LEGAL NOTICES
coMMlssIoNER.s sALE-


 Notice is hereby gwen, that lh pursu- auce 0t the authority and direttio iohs con taiued iu jhc decretal order Of the chan terN Court of Garlaud county made duN entered on the 5th daX VI MdrGn, A. ll fgI-. iu certain cause tNo. 63S3) then Go.. and N. j. Henderson, trustee. com ulliuauts. and JoAa l.. Smith x Cot- ncI4 smith. defendants. the uu0erSltu- ed. as commissioner ut Sdid court M"l offer for sale at uabhc Feuduc t0 '"o Mehcsf bidder at thv front door or th trarc,. of the county courthouse, lu which said coyrt i9 held ia the county of tiarland within the hours pIcSc1p"l nv law fur judicial sales. 0u inc -n" dd| of April A D 1sl5. the following de- II and l2 Of block 32, of south LOU Springs, Ark situated in south quarter of section |, township 2, south range ", west. and more particularly described as follows. Commence at the northeast corner of lot l2 and run thence south feet thence west across said lots T. aud II. to the INidine line between a9id lots II and IH. thence north alpn& dlNiulnS line between said lots ll and i4. lV0 it"ti thence o3-i .n direct line To The pl|t' of beginning u Garland county, ArK-
 Terms of Sale: On credit of three months the uurchaeeE heinz required To execute B bond as required by law oud fine utder and decree 0f said court Tn 4a.d v4N+a with approved security, bear n- lttp}yst at the rate Ol 10 per cent rp. uuuum from date of sale nuul paid #fd .i.n being retained on the prem i~,- I to secure the paN mont ot the iitrcHa. money.
 Glvru under my hand this ioih day of N'.'n. A. D. ''i" F W RowLEs.
 CommiSe ouer in thancery
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sAERIFFls SALE

highest bidder at W. M Overs Gro- ceN Store. 20i Central Ave. on the elst lay of March, \. D. 19l,, between the hours for judicial sales tho goIoWing personal property to-wit. Al the ac- counts due W. NJ. DV". and 1 stock oi groceries. cousistinp ol staple and fancy groceries. levied upon bv me as an execution in my hands aeatn.t hun. NE.,h issued from the Muuiciuu Court 1f tio. springs Garland county .in ftyof 70 Scott Mayer Commission Co., in Car land county. Arkansas.
 Terms. Cash
 BRAD O SMITH Shcriff
 Iv J. H. BrackenridEc b S
 Hot Springs. Ark. March G. lqi1.
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n-ioMlNIerRATRlX NoTIcE.

Notice is hereby given tnat the under slerea adfnini-tratrix Of the estate of Nathan Thomas deceased. will apply Co the Probate Court Of Garland county, Arkansas. on the twelfth day of March, Iei7. OF as soon thereafter as she can be heard for an order authorizing and directing the sale uf certain real estate belonging to said estate. lying and be- ing situated in Montgomery county Arkansas.
 West one-half of tho northeast eighty acres. part of the southwest of the north west twenty four acres. part of the West northeast of the southwest forty acres
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WANTED TO BrY-SACkS WAR PRICES paid Tor second hand sacks C. l. I1ornor Co. 1e-@9-tf
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n the e6th day of March, X r 1917. for edemption, cancellation, classification or e-issue. and all persons who shah hold my warrant of said County and shah neglect or refuse to present the same as equired by the order of the County ,ourt and the notice aforesaid, win be orcver deharred from deriTing any ben ,fit from their claims.
 Done by order of the Garland County curt ths 23rd day of December, 1916.
 THOS J. BLEDSOE
 Sheriff of Garland County. Arkansas
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DAILY COTTON LETTER.

New York March l7.-Tn the belief that lhe domestic transportation of which there has hte I1uch concern recently would be cleared up amicahlY those, con slucUNelv Inclined were more dispAsed t6 assume agEressiveneSs and cOmbfheds with refinement of contracts by shorts advanced prices. There was an excep- uol alv broad demand for new crop uonths The market seems to te more sensitive 10 constructive rather than ad- verse developments and unless interna- tioua aftais become distinctively unfa- votable r.cessions win likely continue to atlrarL A hroad buvime nNMcr.
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SEERIEE-S hALE.

] VIZ sell a, public auction. to rre hi2nest bidder. a W M Overs Grocery Store. -vl Central avenue, on the tlst day af March. A D. 1"1G between the hours for judicial sales tho following personal property t0-Wit: one stock of groceries, consisting of staple and fancy groceries levied upon by me Js tac property of W M. Dyer to satisfy an execution in my hands against him. which issued ftom tne Municipal court ot Hot Springs. in Garland county, m favor of PMukett-Jar- ausas.
 Terms: Cash in hand
 BRAD e. SMITH Sheriff.
 l}v J H. Breckenridge, D \.
 Hot Springs, Arh.. March 9. 1917.
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NorLcE oE ApMLNIsrRAroR.s sALE

N0U0e Is NeTc0N eIV0n that 0n tNo 2ith day ot March. A. D. 1917. between the hours ot judicial sales, in pursuance of the order of the Probate Court for Garland County. Arkansas made on the 27th day of February, 1917, l will. as ad- ins6L offer for sale to the highest bid der on a credit of three months. the purchaser giving security for the pay mo nt of the purchase money the follow ing described real estate, situated in Garland county, Araknsas. towit! The southwest quarter of the southwest quar- ter Of section 29, township north of range 19 west
 THOMAS HANTEY. Administration.
 Dated March 2. 1917. 3-t-21t
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AN NOUNCE
FOR MAYOR

The $ utiur.- Bncold ls authorized to announce George R gelding as a candi- date for mayor under the commission form of government plan.
 The Sen incl Record is 9uthoriZod Co auroUnce George X. Callahan as a cau- did1le for mayor of Hot SuriuC7 under the commission form of goVetumcpt ulau.
 The Sentina-Record L. authorized to announce the name of Dr. i w. NcCl"u- don as a candidate for ua enr of ilut Springs under the comW .au form of government plan.
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hand furniture. Phone 3SS J II Eumy x sons
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sale and conveyance SO made should not be confirmed
 If l.. WALL. Murphy x staleup. Solicitors for pe- titioner
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FOR SALE

FOR SAlE-Thc fmmuuo of four r01m cDtMgo an equipped for house. te"rins hot and cold wafer connections. -.a cit.irlc i-hts. .-4u in running order. uu. hundred dollars buys the furniture. hu.lGn- to rent tor S12 per month. H1- ti., wish tu lr9Nt citt Apply at one"
 125 R1mbl, St 3-1S-3t EDR SAIE--At great sacrifice party u".1ug money will sell diamond horse ~ADe and horse head mounted with @, dla mOnda cost Sl-5. will take Siou Act quIch. Cau on e. J Morrison, Ut Del ma. h1teL Market and QuluJw. 3-ls-lt FOR SALE Modern home of II rooms. practically new, lot 1JNt35. conveniently located to ctr line and school Phone 4as 9-I9- lIn FOR SAIt-Lot 50x150. OaklaWn Blvd; prI-e $500. K. R. JaE-crs. 6l5 Central Av.. Phone l0Gl. 5-l5-6t FOR SALE Furniture and lease of siN room lJttage. all modem. close .u. Auull -IN Splng ST. Reason for selling, called away Phone -05S. 3-l1-lt FOR sALE-Two young Jacks wsn hl,d. Aolrs nld; MILL sall cheap because going out of inc stock raising business. J " McClcndun, Thompson Bldg.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
 First class roominu hause. with in one block Ot n1st0ffice and lioth dcnots Newly furnished through out and has every modern couNe- uienCe All outside rooms and has nice sp1 'iOus lobby for guests
 win sacrifice for Q"ick sale on account of family trouble Every room in the house how let at Mg prices Rent reasonable 1nl lease can be made satisfactory Co buyer Chance of lifetime t0 right party.
 GRAND HOTEL
 2-Il-1m 35lis Malvern Ave.
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AUTO FOR SALE Roadster. six cvlir- Ger motor self starter Willard battery
 ali appointment first class Cash trans action. cheau. Address XXN. care Sen incl-Record a-l7-ti
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FOR SALE-Trees. fo. casn first class fresh from Bartons Creek Nurseries
 Tcnuessee Can at M K. McGuire's bar ber shop. 905 Third St and pick out what you want l-26-tf
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PALACE HOTEI-Opboste bath houses, modern furnished rooms. Si5J uei week Uu. Wou8ek x Woodcock. owners and Wdnaeer.. 4l2-IlS Central Ave 3-G-tf
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FOR SALE By Non ReSl dent Owner


 ? While l am here. for short time Q D only. ! am offering fpr sale my . two farms. i0inine four miles z D southwest of Hot Springs on fine z . county road. the 20 acre farm has q D five room house with large hall q ! and porch on three sides, k paint q cd a 1uupdloW brown and white e and newly papercd, There are C D two frame barns, fine we'll of wa q 8 ter which never goes dry, one e n acrr fenced with six foot chicken q D Wirei three chicken houses. 2 2 The forty acre place has three ' D room house porch Iu front, largo c D log uaru, well. two springs and q D creek both places have ll1c"ta q D peach trees, soil is exceptionally q g good as both places lie u N4lty ei v called Pleasant Valley ftiN Q acres of the sixty are in cultv' q Q ti0n, all fenced with hog wire Q fence, balauoc timber, hickory. a oak and pine q @ Last year teulut raised 1 bales q Q Of cotton on less than five 1or.s . g and averaged 40 bushels of entu a l1 per acre. and average of loo bush G n els Oi sweet potatoes 70 acre. q D Only wish t0 sCll because have q e ranch interests in the west Win q D make bargain price while I nm c 2 here. and if will pav you to invcs- 2 2 ilgate. Gall 33i Central Ave ( c Phone 21I2 2-7-tt q
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS 5

FOR RENT -FUENISHL... ROOMS AIply l"- -0- Garland Ave. block from OdkiaNl ear line. Phone -' .J.
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EnR SAI

FOR SAIE-F Furnished roomng house for sale containing II rooms 4t7 l-.
 Benfnn St l-lt1
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FOR SALE


FOR SALE Thee tracts ot land on Malvern road, between city limits and Country Club: one uact 30 acres, one h., and one 9 acres. gas line crosses 10 acres In9uire M.s M. J. Mooney. Route No. 1-I3-tf FOR SALE-l new. second hand Ford roadster bodies v A Steele. phone 1I 2-iS-tf FOR SAlF-Fuu blood White Leelorn egRs. Cdl 38- Nt Ida St. TelepFone ISIS 3-3I-lm
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ron SALE-One first class meat mar
 ket and one first class grocery and feed husiuess: both good locations. Phone Aferpbants Association 3-lU-tf
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FOR RENT-Ou Park Ave. 745, the Ma her house frame. huilding with two stories and basement: has eleven rooms, shady porahes. bathroom fitted nut for
 electric lights pas and water. rent Ss5. Tar furthar information apply t0 St 1fhn's place h9i " Grand Ave I-.6 .tl
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LOST AND FOUND

1 GSI Rope of pearls necklace with
 diamond clasp, pearl m ctuicr Reward
 for return 10 Mrs. Helene Swift East
 man hotel room 441 3-i7-2t LOST-Ou race track or grand stand. he paid finder nitiais J r. W. ol harm Return to J. r Whalen Naies- 5ic hotcl 2-lG-2t
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Overland car. good order In use mcnths model 75. Phone t461.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
 Furnished rooms with private family; cold and hot water: 22 Garland Ave, sec oUd door Christian Science church. Phone 1G3S 3-2-f FOR RTNT-Nicely furnished rooms in private home. caS heat T31 Malvern Ave or phone l-'3. 1-20-U FOR RENr-Noa can secure nicely fur -Ui- he'd rooms with private family hV calling tcic1hone lG32 2-@9-tf - ------ FOR UI3NT-One large room m private auHy, close in; block of ear line.
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WANFED-A good coiore0 yard man
 V{o can work In garden. also cirau hru- milk. run an auto. Apply in person. i0l Prospect Ave. No need Co apply without references 2-14-tf WANTED-7Ten men Co work on farm. Apply to Dr A If. Houslcy. Sl2 Qua chita Ave. 2-14-tf
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ouELLA APARTMENTS and 2 room apartments modem strictly first-clRss nccorn nodaiions bot and cold rum ng water Mrs F. Repnington. Mgr S0S Park Ave. Phone 1923
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FOR SALE--At a bargain by uWrer. | room house and room house. all good condition. gas, water Ight~. IrOutlge 50 ft on Bower. 145 on Poplar and 40 on Erie St. level lot. two blocks of Park Ave. II looking for home or investment see me before buyine-it will pay you Apply loJ Poplar St. or phone ISel
 l-27-tf
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 FOR SALT-Eusch Sisters efegant fix lures consisting of show cases, wal cases. shelving. beautiful office. safe and telenhone Miss Busch. 1882 1-25-tf FOR Poodlcdogs and puppies. 241 West Grand or nhOue 10G5. 2-21-lm FOR SALE OR TYR ADE-Seven passen- ccr Oldsmnhne A"tocrat touring car color blue black. nickel trimmed. Klaxor horn new heavy pantasoatc rOp new HoneV comb radiator. tires and entire ca in excellent co-ditiou. Wil sail far cash on time or trade for real estate. navinG diffcrpnce D1vle-Kidd Dry Goods Co Ttnio Rock Ark 2t-ti ron SALE Very dosrahle hntel ev. fe,.siVs grounds 9h0x17a feet Snrir~ ar Pleasant Annlv 2i5 Benton St 1-26-r rGn pAF r Nv euf slfi,an horne 20 aers, ediol,ine racn b0ek fronting on Ccntrr avcnue. room bungalow rhono iae'
 3-ll-1n
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

THE MccRARY-The hotel with the
 Ideal location opposite A. X N hospiia' free from dust and noises. cool ana pleas ant and very convenient to bath mouse
 and thoaters. Try the McCrafN and ee pleased e-ll- -
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FOR SALG-Ouo high bred Pointer TOT fCcg 3-9-1 14
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. rates reasonable l32lo Central Ave Phone 55L. Steam heat Mrs. E. shannon
 ll-lS-tf
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' ~slMANToNs Mud Baths furnished cot
 fares and patching apartments. llo Ra- zine St corner Pork Ave. 2-h-tt
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THE PLAZA--T ioht housekeeping anarf- ,,ants and furnished rn0rsa~-ali fao'lt4rr. snclound slnoninr nG~vhps henntifN iora ,tan nnnneite IT g Suncrinteudrnts ref4 iaencc Gln reee~ve Ave. Phone a5t Mrs. Al F. Green.
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FOR RENT-17 room house. kitchen and dining room, 337 Market St. Call Miss Woolman, phone B30 S-4-t
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FOR RENT Extra large room for two. il0doru ConNcuIcuecs. in private humD
 4 Address A. E.. care SeNtlucl- Record.
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THE DER5V--efe ouachita Ave. For Rent-Mndern rooms md anaftnehtS. everything furnished for hnusekeenine gac for cooking and heatire' rooipa Si 70 ner week and up Phone tl02. Mfs
 r. Brady i-3t-tf
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FOR sALE-smou soda fountaju Phone G5- 2-21-1u FOR SALE -Tw nit-four room rooming house centrally located. Phone 2e0S
 2-2T-1m 
 TCE SNrE Fura automobile g4ud lrarp a,1Da tu-q f-tf FOR SALE-Fincet improved stock farm in Garland county. ail conveuiences, house. balns, ctc.. 52o acres undel fence, loo in cultivation. Implements. stock anu GI4iu m Udeo X oagalh .to the uEnt IarjY. For further Information see J. W. Supc after V p.ru.. Arlington tAElhe Room. ---,-tr FOR SALE Splendid chance tg buy for cash OF on terms. two dine houses ln good lOestio seven rooms. hall and two baths. five rooms. rau and bah. all conNeuleuces 26l and 2Gj Cedar St See owner -13 Central Ave S-G-f
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MILLSTEAD APARTMENTS - Modern iiohf honqakpeping suites brick building. ideal location. Also single rooms with running water zas Included. I8t Chapel St Phone SS5. Mrs. Chas. ba' ker Mgr.
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FOR SALE - Roadster automobile.
 second hand. but in good running condition, cheap for cash Address r. F. T. care SentinelRecord
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FOR SAI.E-Idest country home, 6 room modern bungalow, 23O acres, miles from city, known as Snow Spring property. 2 drili-
 rd wells. 2 large springs and
 , nWuber of small ones, q bargain at ! SI.l0O. IS k. JaE2ers, Gl5 Gen. tlai Ave. Phone lV6s. 3-ll-lw
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Siugle Comb White Leg horns bred for eggs and show room. >eitlngs l5 eEgs. SlJ0, lu0. SI.50. Silver gull Poultry Farm. Mrs M. D. Cmr. Route No 2. win deliver 3-I,-8t
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WANTED-White Icghorn eggs for matching Pure blood. Address Eggs
 care Sentinel-Rccord 1T
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WANTEp-To trade nm overland car in perfect condition for buggy horse. W.
 IT, Hall phone @. i-1i-tt
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l WANT 10 clean your CARPETS and RUGS Teleph0uo 317 and wagon win call Chas. Hotch'iss. Mgr 2-10-tf
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FOR SAI.E-Lot 5Ox150. Oaklawn Blvd | price S;Uo K R. JaG-crs. Gl5 Central | Av. Phone l0G1. 5-l5-Gt 1
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LOST in tho vicinity m nokhwH race I4ci Saturday. one to, Boston Itl HpN f,N. uHth> old hrindic ant rht". Hn-Wer- r r4mt cf Mcugcr Re.
 tul4l tn Mics A. Bennett. Coma h0teI and IcCti, reward 3-1S-lt
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FOR SATE-Poodledog and puppies 241 West Grand or nhone 10G5. 2-21 1-lm
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-15
THEATERS
AT THE ELKQ

The hereditary fear of a cats eyes
forms the basic influence that causes
a number of complications to arise
in Augustus Thomas famous play
The Witching Hour" screen ver-
sion of which, produced by the Fro
mahn Amusement Corporation, un-
der the direction of George Irving
will be shown at the Elko theater
tonight.
Inventors of first aids to the har.
assed housewives will doubtless be.
siege the patent office with new in
ventions when they get a glimpse OF
FATTY" Arbuckle peeling potatoes
in his latest two-reeler, His We'd
ding Night" The plump comedian
scores an original hit with his meth
DDS of preparing the simple garden
vegetables. See him at the Elko to-
night.
Sundays Program.
The most beautiful girls obtain
able in California were recruited by
Thomas H. Ince for the big roof gar
den revue, which is a scene in a new
Triangle play, "The Clodhopper, -
starring Charles Ray, at the Elko
Sunday.
'Tis prophesied that all the world
will be clodhopping after seeing the
new dance which Charles Ray has
originated for the latest Triangle
Ince play in which he is starred
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-15
VAUDEVILLE
at the
Graz n d
Mon. & Tues.

Ida Tollefson and Mrs. L. O..
Thorstad of Bagley were between
train visitors in Bemidji yesterday.
Mona Daniel, of the Bemidji Pho
neer office, will spend Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Nc
Farland, of Bagley.
Come in and see us about burning
the carbon out of your engine. Let
ford's Garage. 912tf
Miss Ella Vestra of Guthrie has
been guest at the I. B. Olson home
while attending the Beltrami county
fair.
H. M. Clark, of the Clark Pole &
Tie company, who has been in Iowa
on business for some time, will re-
turn to Bemidji today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Allerton of Gen.
tralia. WASH, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Battles of Lake
Boulevard. They arrived in the city
yesterday.
"Get Rich quick ror all your
photo work. Rich Studio, 29 10th
St. Phone STOW. Let us serve you.
1mo 91S
Miss Esther Peterson, stenogra-
pher for the Clark Pole & Tie COM
pany, is confined at St. Anthony's
hospital, suffering from the effects Of
an liberated tooth.
D. B. Jewell has returned from
Bemidji where he attended meet
ing of the executive committee of the
Northern Minnesota Development
association. - International Falls
Daily Journal.
Miss Mary Dibvyg Of Nary, who
teaches in the Pony Lake district,
town Of Liberty, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Andrew Casperson, and
family while attending the county
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Kenfield of
Lake Boulevard have returned from
Washburn and Superior, Wis. At
the former place they were guests at
the Lamoreaux home. Tney nave
been absent from the city since Tues
day.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-15
BARRYMORE SUNDAY

Methods Of. modern society
crooks" are exposed in THE Million
aires Double" the Metro-Rolfe won
derplay starring Lionel Barrymore,
which will be shown at the Rex thea
ter Sunday, matinee and evening.
This feature screen drama lays bare
the way in which genuine business
system is introduced into the work
ing plans of the ultra-modern "gen-
tleman crook"
"Tbe Innocent Sinner"
At the Rex tonight will be shown
six reels, the feature being can In
nocent Sinner" Fox production
with Miriam Cooper as the star This
picture is one of the big Fox Film
company's features.
On Monday at the Rex will be
shown a thrilling drama of the
Northwest Mounted police, entitled
"Open Places" This is an Essanay
feature with Jack Gardner, one OF
the favorites of filmdom.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-15
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in
f1uenced by constitutional conditions, and
IN order to cure it you must take an
internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on tho mucous surfaces of the
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by ono of the best physicians
In this country for years. It IL COM
posed Of some Of the best tonics known.
combined with some Of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination Of
cine 10 what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo, O.
All Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-15
Personals and
Newsy Notes

One OF these nice days you ought
te go to Hakkerup's and have your
Dicture taken.-Adv. 14tf
Miss Stella Nelson and Miss Lena
Klyberg of Clearbrook passed yes
terday in the city.
$4,000 to loan sn farms. Dean
Land CO.-Adv. d7ltf
Mrs. Tom Johnson of the town of
Northern transacted business at the
court house yesterday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-15
S O C I E T Y
MORR1s-T1rUs

Mrs. Julia Titus of this city and
William A. Morris, formerly of Kan
sas City, NO., now in the employ of
Paul Brosvick as ladies' tailor, will
be married this afternoon at o'clock
at the home of the bride. The bride
will be attired in a travelling suit.
The ceremony will be read by Rev.
Lester p. Warford, pastor of the Pres
byterian church, and the attendants
will be Miss Dora Hazen and Paul
BrOsvick.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-15
Coming Events

Sept. 16-Opening of duck and
prairie chicken hunting season.
Sept. II, 18, 19-Red Lake Indian
Fair.
September 25-Next meeting of
Beltrami county board of commits
sioners.
October 10-Opening day of Uni
versity of Minnesota.
October 29-Special election for
issuing of bonds to pay for bridge
: and city hall.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-15
MISS DENEAU HOSTESS

The following enjoyed a dancing
party at the home of Miss Florence
NDeneau last evening: Airline Den
eau, Anne Felkey, Myrtle Hannah,
Lottie Mcdonald, Florida LaCombe,
Edna LaFond, Louise Leimieux, Lora
Barrette and Ellen Hannah; George
Murane, Ernest LaCombe, Earl
Toole, Walter Deneau, Ray Hannah,
Attene Marcott and Mr.. Aldrich
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-09-15
CHURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN,

Sunday morning at the Presby-
terian church at II o'clock the pas
tor will speak on the subject, "Bap-
tismal Fires" Matthew BID. At
the evening service at o'clock the
sermon will be on the theme What
Does the Dragnet Gather?" MAT
thew 13:47). Sunday school will
meet at 10 a. M, and Christian En-
deavor at p. m. All are welcome.
l.. P. Warford, pastor.