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The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
BALTIMORE 2R0DuCE-

Baltimore MAY EGGS-Market weak Ms--
land. Pennsylvania. and nssrby hrsr. per dOG. >;
EssisTn shorr. Maryland and Virginia frsts -:
Western (ohio} hrs.s, 3. wor Virgins nrss, =.
Southern North Carolina hrsts 81.
BUTTER-SeTarRtCr. e ira, MI; frSts, DaE.
extra. 4azs. frets Rap BSoukS NJ srtra
EaiI: frs,s a.s0 Dsir rrIntS. Maryland. Penn
syITsniA and Virginia, extra, 0Nl: hrstA 2No
Store % cked. fIsts. = Rolls. Maryland and PeDu-
syITaniS. arsts. SAB, do. West Virginia hrStS
9aeo
LIVE POULTRY-Prioes psr pound unless other
uiss stated. Chickens. winter. ne and Undsr. y
Fpr1nE IL AID IL ns sOs45 old henS heavy. 2
do. small to meGum. = cid rocsssIS, lzAl3 Duck.
young, MUsEs.Ny and mOCGeL Esls; young white
Pskins lsAlss Indian Runner l7Gls; Puddle,
cb,lce fat I7sls; Co. snail. poor, lGslT PEeOns.
Old. pair IS: do. young. I.
NEGETAILEs AND GREEN FRUTs-PotGtoes
white. Wests.l Maryland and nnsylTSnis, bushel
2T5a25; Nov Ycrt sat-. hIsbsL ISnS.c0: Bssen
Shore Na7l-nd ard Virginia No J. 2TSa2So. d.
uss=5y. CIshel IoE. $3.50; new FoudS. Urine.
per. bushel. 2Soa275 Svests EsStsrD Shore Viz
unia. yeliovs. H,I. l5Oa5.Oo; EsSts-n Sborr Msy-
land and Delaware. hol. 5.oR5.bG. hNmIsrs. bSskes
L75S20o: I'D swse.S. bbl.. 250S5.O. NamS hrEe
tnd PennsylTaria packed. bs.rgI 255a3 80: New
York STATE. No !. barrrl. Looa6 o.: do. No 2
barryl. S.Uoa7Jo Aspnra=us. Southern. dozen. 2oos
TOO: dc. Marylsnd End Virgins dosen, zU1ypo
pesrl. hassrt l.,5sI.5o Br,t& Florida t-,rch 5ss
Cabhagr Florida. crate. 22s3U. C1cuulSrS
rT,rida. raStet. 3os25c EssIsintS Florida, cr-t.
IUOaIu. GrsNcfr1it. Florida. to siHs ho1 "a
lI. HnESs rdish native. Dor, l.Sa2o0. kSIr
Norfolk barrel. lG5ai.S0 Lettocs North CSrolinI
hssk-t. 2NA5s5: do. FIOr1da, basket, lS.e 50
Onions. new Te1aE. crate. 00s4B Orangss
Florida. 70 size p~r box %. OystsT pkntJ
uGtirs. bunch, iGAS.n Peas. Florida bssEet sos
lm P-vpsrs FIoTids crate, 40OaBo9. Raduhes
NcrfcE buttons, tasket s75; do. long red. basket
.1sl 3 Spinach. Norfolk, bG1si. l.Sos2So. do =,
native buShel hon, sSa7S. Squash. Florida. crate
l.2sSl 50. St-swberries- Florida. refrEerstor qt
malls. do Flo1dA. open cTEts. l0s,5: do. North
Carolina, ot lCtlS Tomatoes F1oyidS. fancy. rirs
csrrisr. a1oS55o do, choice, carrier 2=G2T5s do
srdinSrr Garner. zoS25.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
FurnI.hed h1 M. b. HIhhr q Co.
WAsHINGToN PRODUCE.

ouotatio1s given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only Jo6bers Prices are higher.
Lower Eradss nay b sold for less. Fancy goods
command higher prices.
EGGs-FrsSh. psr doz, =; do. Southern. 81
BUTTER-ElCin prints. ger h. a; do. Elsin
tub -. process e; store- packed, 2.
LARD-Tuo pure. per ID. 2a2Z1i.. do. CON-
pound. nal5li; cottonsssd oil. per hre-galIon can,
CHEEsE-NeN York. new. per h., ..
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. per Ib.. %; hsns.
psr D., .; roostsTs, PET n. Il; ducks. Per B-,
Gals; geese, Per b. leal5; keats sDrns II lbs and
over each. Is; turkeys. rsr 10, 2s25.
DRESSED PnCLTRY-Chicksns. choice. Per n
1a'0; hens choice. Per n. sia25: ROSTERS. Per b.
Is; c1pOns, lbs. each. per ID. Sa53 ducks large,
ner b., 8; EsSa. large. Per n. lsa2O; turkel :.
choice. ps, n. 57ss; do. MEDIUM. per iD.. ..
LIVE sToCG-Calvss. vol. prime. rer q. l2al5s
do. medium, n'7al2: sprtnJ lambs fat. per n.
lar; sheep. per ID. ealo.
DRESSED GoODs-Pork. 1uaI. Ger H., ls: do,
heavy. p.
GREEN GooDs-Asparagrls. per doz.. l.50a4y,
bans. per basket. 2tCa22Si lima beans Florida pe-
laSket. 25Oa550i beets Florida po- crEte c0a2 50.
saseage, new, per basket 35oal-5o; carrots. psf
soea2Fo: celery. Florida. per crate l.5Cs2 20:
curumheTs. per basket 2tOa.25: cymblirps per craf,
LSaZoo; eEEplant. per crate. 25Oa3CO: kale per
bbl. 2eea2Soi lettuce. Florida, psr basket, I.5Oa
100; okrF. Florida. per crate 500sEO0. ONIONS PER
loolb. ssek l2ooslIo0: peas Florida. basket l. 5na
80: peppsrs. crate. i5ossOO; potatoes McCormick.
Sooes.o); do. Northern. seek. s50a0.O9: rutdbagas.
hb.. 4OeaSo0; sweet rntstnss. bbL 3s0a5 Co; IGlns
bbL 2-5oa4.O; sItr sch. bbL. 20osleO. tomatoes
Florida PER crate. 250aioJ; turuips per box l5O4
rs; rtubarb. psr 100. 2ooa2B.
FRUTTs-Apples. new. bhL 3Joa7.5o; grspsfrht.
Ter box ssoai 80: lsmocs. pr box 275a45O orange.
pinsapples. per crate. 1SoaI1
sEEDS-Blne grass. per bush5. Ls0: clover
slhHA. per D.. l5als; do. alske per H.. ISa2n:
red per b.. leals: DO, white per H.. 32A4o;
aphing or mammoth Per n, IsoOa0o 90; COW peas,
per busAel 2Tsa2.on; Timothy. per bushe 2s1a2 Is;
orchard uas PER bushsl. L7sA2i0; redtop herds
grassl. per ID. loail; Solar beans per bus 2saL
HAY-Tmothy, No J. per ton. 800; DO. No. 2
Boos miEed liooal5.O0: ear corn, new. per bbl
Tlo; wheat straW per ton. $50: tangled re straw.
rer tOi lEOe: lons. re s,5aw Per ton. HZg
HIDES-Grsen. per 10. p (: do. sAltsd. Der 70.
-; DO, Or. per H. zhoo; horse hides each. sooa
30 cali 1Eus. gTeCn. each A5kI0; lamb akdIS
Krecn, each GE5a33
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
STOCKS TAKE TUMBLE;
MONEY RATES ADVANCE
Loans Now Being Made at ~ Per
Cent. Highest Since December.

CBy the International News servieeO
New York. May 8.-Stocks went ooNi.
today m Wall street chiefly because OF
additionaf evidence that the government
Intends to buy other things tnan grocer-
les without naming any price In advance.
Il IL also discovered that more steel wiil
Be needed than had been expected ior
now II L. reported that more steel ships
and fewer wooden ones will be construct
Cd By the government. Finally. the plan
OF buying for all the allies at the same
price that is paid by the United States
government seems to be progressing TO-
ward ofacial announcement
Banks also called some loans but for
what reason was not clear. Money rates
advanced to AIS per cent, which Is tne
highest since December Some say the
loans are called to prepare for taking
the Liberty loan but It would seem that
since the government WILL so far as prac-
tioable. have IN each bank the money
realized from sale Of bonds through that
Institution the subscription should be
largely a matter Of Bookkeeping. Cover
ing OF short contracts caused slight
rally At the close, but net losses OF I'M
portancs were reported In most issues
The covering was purely technical as
there was nothing IN the news 20 Ieao @
any one to expect the change In market
conditions
Peace has bsen regarded as an argu-
msnt for higher prices and hope OF
peace offer from Germany has been
abandoned. That in turn makes the trad
srs think that perhaps Germany Is more
than pleased with the submarine situa-
ton. Wall Street being intensely patri-
otIe Is becoming gloomy and seems to be
at the beginning OF q sentimental reac-
ton from the state Of buoyaney caused
by the hrst reports OF German reverses
IN the great battle now raging.
Russia was a factor In the market
aEajn. Wall street fears that the United
states NAV have TO take the place Of
Russia IN the war and that the contest
may be prolonged as a result
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York May s-BUTTER-F -Firmsr; receipts
SID paekazss; creamery. higher than eStEas 4lHal2;
creamery extras @ score). a. hrss jeai8is seconds
Sasgs
EGGS-Ffrmsr; receipts. y. pc cases: fresh gath
cred. extras. ~; fresh gathered storage packed
arsts. alsaSS frrsh sSthereJ hrsts, Sa5; Stats.
flnnfylvauia and nearby Western hsnnefy whites.
fine 10 fancy, 8a1ss State Pennsylvania and near
~ htnnesy brOwns. 6a36h
CHEk<sE-iusgllAr; rsc1pts $3.50 boxes; state.
fresh .spsciab, 8AaE do. aTeraSs run ai4a2aS
LIVE POULTRY Weak; fSls. ss1sA34 turkgy-.
lSaI7
DRESSED PorJTRY-Flm; eIaekns xsgi
fowls. aAsaz trrkssA isS.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
Great western EarninEs.
Anaconda Statement.
Ocean Freight Rates.

An easing in Offering Of cargoes has
caused q reduction IN ocean freight rates
In the past few months the unheralded
entry OF several big new British ships
into American ports gave unexpected
room for considerable cargo. Several
new American ships also have recently
gone into commission as cargo carriers
and oil tankers. Under these circum-
stances there has been less congestion
than existed IN the first three months Of
the year. This condition. however, Is
only temporary. longtime charters, on
the other hand. are extremely rare, owing
to the few ships available for new con-
tracts
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. May 3.-Thers WAS fair busnss doins
in SPOT cotton today and prices point lower
On the basis n 1854 for miduplAnd. The sale
Aggregated 500 bales. including 200 bales Amer
can The imports were 5000 bales, none American
The market for futures closed steady at a net ad
vance Of S TO II points.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04

Bruiling chickens westsm, in boIss. weighing IA
pounds, per pair, HaS2 Chickens weighing Sas
pounds per pair. pa3; DO, mixed sizes Daa
Brodlers. Jers-y. fancy, 6Oas6; do. other nearby
weighing lhl2 pounds apiece. soa56. Turkeys, PER
pound. fancy. Western. 32A53; fair to COED SosN
old toms. 2aS0; common 3a2s. squads Per dor..
white weighing II to Il pounds per dorsn 3aI IS
white weighing 70 10 pounds per dozen, S.eoa
tiO; white, weighing pounds per dozen, SoosS 10;
do. DO. pounds per dozsn, 2Ss21S; do. do.
ss65 pounds per dozen. LTsA2o; dArk. l.SoA2 .
small and No. 2 5nI8
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
new YORK MONEY MARKET.

New fOuE. May 3-Money on can At the Stock
EHchAnge opened at per cent; high. "a per cent :
low ~ per cent; elose. 81 per cent Mcs 0f the
days loars uers made al per cent
Tine noEey vas hrmer and the rates for the sixty
and ninety days period were dsancsd. A fair
sEed business vas doue. Rates on mixed collateral
we're quoted At 10 ~ per cent for -four and hvs
months, - 70 ~ rsr cent for si1 months Indus
trial losns pr cent hirher
Aereantile paper vas dulL High grade paper wa
nos sanerafaadant. Rates. a TO per cent for the
best names
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
WASHINGTON sTocR EXCHANGE.
frniehed By w. B. Hfbbs a Co.

Csptal TnetioD SIS, N.ooD q, los g0o Al loa.
90 at lO5. N.ooO at n5, ooo Al les a.ouo AZ
los 400 at 10
81. 900 at ~. - ''''Ss
10 at z, 70 at u at Y
Lincoln Natlonl Bank, 10 at 20
secoId National Bank. at Hi.
Coutnentsl Trust, 10 at 10
Msrgenthals. at 80 at lss
Aftsf call
secfrd National Rank Il Ig
capital Traction S. SI5O a Ioa
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
NEW YORK cuRB MARKET.

New York. May a-submssins and tax reporu
served TO put something Of auietns on HAons
on the curb market today what there vas Of II
vas very weak The STANDARD OILS again aamped
Independent oils also were OF. Among TIE ndn-
trAls the Aetna Explosives securities coounoea Q
sag with light ofeTings United Motors was Ni'hih
fairly narrow limits but soft
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. NAV 3-HoGs-Receipts amo. so~.
Bulk l5s5slSso: light, AsslSs5; miIcd. S5Sa
1885 heavy Is SAl60O rough. IS 5oaI55o: PgS 10 o
aEO
CATTLE-Receipts. son: slow. Native bet cat
tie sgalS40: stoCkcrs and fecdsTS TISNes; COWS
and heifers 625all.l5; calves aOoal2o5.
sHEEP-Receipts 1000; steady wethcrs Il.uh
$50: lambs l3OOalI 65
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
New York.
New Orleans.
BAITTNORE GRAM MARKET

BIltinor'. Nd, NAY 1--whsat elosed s-rous and
higher. No nd, spot and May. so: No. I'd
Western, SPOT and May. a6.
Com cioscd inactive Spot. IN
Data nasIk-t quiet and szsis-. standard vhiss
70; No. white, q.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
roRrfGN rvcu4Ncr

Nev Yers Nay 1-TOiay's closing ratss Of er-
charge On tars. Amsterdam Rome. and PetIosrad
sere as foloss:
Franc. demand. sflA eables 6s0S
G,ilders. checks Ris cables, a.
Lirs checis 20; cahses Gsa
Rablss. ehsels. rs. cables. aa
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
CoTToNsEED OIL MARKET,

New YORK. May 3--westsTn interests were credit
ed with selling balance in the local cottou SD
oil market today The undsrtOne vas someNhIt
stcadier. NrrTuness over the submarine situation
was Appaient.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04

PittsbUrEh. Pa May OGS-Rsccipts .Sr
higher Heaviss ls.O6alelo: heavy yurAers, Ij7S
1900 light yoTterS. IIo0sH25: riEs l&nsl31
SHEEP and LAMBS Receipts go: hiEhsF To-
sheep. llio: top lamb li.5.
CALN ES-R Receipts 10 steady Top. l3&
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
In the World of Finance and Trade
MODERATE DEMAND
FOR LOCAL SECURITIES
Capital Traction Bonds Sell at 1903.
Railway Bonds Bring 1874.

The volume Of trading was moderate at
yesterdays session Of the Washington
Stock Exchange. Capital Traction IS
sold to the extent of 5000 at lo2 The bid
then dropped an eighth OF a point and the
asking price jumped to 1oS IA. Another
Of the 81 600 bonds changed hands after
call at 10s. washington Railway and
Electric 4s sold 1900 at rs Ia. The bid
then shifted to Is Ia and the asking price
to Is 81 FIfty-nine shares OF Washing
ton Gas changed hands at Y. Five
shares OF Mergenthaler were transferred
at i50 and a similar lot changed hands
at 1ie. Seven shares OF Second National
Bank changed hands at 1n, ten shares
Of Continental Trust stock at 40. and
ten shares OF lincoln National Bank
stock at leo
Canadian Pacific Dividend.
Canadian Pacific has declared its reg
ular quarterly dividend OF IL per cent
on common, payable June 30 to stock
holders OF record June L
Great Western Earnings.
The March gross earnings Of Chicago
Great Western showed q decrease OF
SIS, 3l3; the net earnings declined $10s 423;
the surplus after charges decreased Ss4.-
S7 The gross for the nine months
period, however showed an increase OF
1895. ~; the net increased Slso,ses; and the
surplus after charges increased S2ss. .Aa
Anaconda Statement.
The net profit Of Anaconda Copper for
the year ended December 81. 1915. was
equivalent to $21.s0 a share earned on q
s31. $50 shares OF capital stock. against
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
NEW YORK SUGAR.

Ns~ Yok. NAY Raw saEar st-sdys csutr1fugalA
tGse.1 tnnlasses slezr. - 20 So Rennuo ElEsr
stesdy. Fine FrsnulAied. 5.Soa7.S
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
MINING STOCKS.

furnished By w W. Esstsrday L Co., mo.
COZ npTFTn9
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
Plenty Coal to Burn

Now, Mr.. Man, who has to heat
his house this winter, is the time
to get lined up on good Base Burn
er. We have the Peerless Uniyer-
sal, three flue Base Burner, ac-
knoWledged by every one who has
used it as great fuel saver.
The advantages of a three fue
stove is so great that it will not
pay you to buy stove before you
have at least examined the Univer-
sal Peerless. THIS, if any, Is one
year when we should try to get
along with the least possible coal and
by doing this try and help the
known shortage even though we may
be able to get what coal we want.
Another thing to consider is that
If you can get stove to even save
you half or ton a season 1t will
only take season or two to make
up the difference in cost and after
that you go right on saving.
CALL IN AND EXAMINE THE
PEERLESS UNIVERSAL.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
/
!. R ang es


q The growth of the Universal
Range is not spasmodic, but is a
steady growth that is bound to come
when you have an article that is
RIGHT in every respect and is back
ed by an organization like the Uni
versal people have. If you have not
a Universal Range, ask your neigh
Dor how she likes hers as most neigh
bors have Universalss This may be
a very queer remark but when gro
Gerry delivery boys will make the re-
mark "did you fellows sell all the
ranges IN town" and then inquire
why they ask this and get the reply
that practically. every house they
go into has a Universal Range" we
can hardly help repeating it.
This week, Mr.. Miller, sos Irvine
Ave, and Mr.. Snyder of sos America
Ave, had us set up Universal Ranges.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
-
DeLava| Cream
Separators

+ Why is it that eventually most
farmers buy DeLaval? Is it be-
cause it is cheap? No, the factor in
the success of the DeLaval Cream
Separator has been in the quality of
the machine they have put on the
market.
You may ask, is there is a higher
grade Of material put into It? Yes,
there is. The lasting quality and
the extra years Of service, the users
get out Of a DeLava1, is proof Of
this. You may ask, is it easier taken
care Of? Is it an easier running
machine? Is 1t smoother running?
How am to know these facts?
Our answer is, let us set one up
on your place and let yourself be
the Judge as to the value of the
DeLava1. Ask US for q free trial,
which puts you under no obligation
whatever.
DeLavals sold on easy monthly
payments. 81. go
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05

lips Opp novel, 'The Court
of st. Simon The production was
directed by Leonce Perret, a noted
French, producer, who has been en-.
gagged by Harry Rapf for the War
wick k-Selznick pictures. The support
ing cast includes the popular and
lovely Olive. Tell, Anna Little, Dom
aid Galaher, Henri Valbel, Vaientin
Petit. George Clark and the dainty
Juliette Moore. The story : deals
with adventures with :. the :Apaches
in Paris and romano that swings
across the Atlantic into fashionable
New York society. It contains many
spectacular scenes, including pano-
rama OF Paris from Montmarte.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
Wall Paper

Every day or SO we have a GUS
toner, in looking around the store,
make the remark that they did not
know we carried line of Wall Pa
per. This has been a new line with
us and we are trying in every way
possible to let the public know that
we have large assortment of Wall
Paper in stock for them to pick from
and that the prices are such as ia
fit any desired amount.
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET
THAT WALL PAPERED BEFORE
THE COLD WEATHER SETS IN.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
Knock, Knock, Knock, Knock

Mr.. Auto Owner-Why do you get
along these days with an engine that
is continually knocking and mis-
firing? There is q way to prevent
most Of this, and the solution is to
be found in JOHNSON'S CARBON
REMOVER and TWIN FIRE SPARK
PLUGS. Yes, they certainly make q
great combination that will give you
a better feeling when you are drfv-
ing that car.
Johnson's Carbon Remover-65c.
Twin Fire Spark Plugs-$1.00.
GIVE THEM ONE TRIAL AND BE
CONVINCED.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
Big ;. Washing Machines

The Big 3 Washing Machine has
been proof that there is not such q
difference Of opinion in regard to q
washing machine after It has been
given a fair trial. We have had lots
Of customers who did not know
whether they would like the way II
washed or not, but after using II
they practically are unanimous in
their opinion that It runs easier
washes cleaner and is easier on their
clothes than any washer they have
used before. We sell Big Washers
on the guarantee that they will sat
isfy.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
o C. / E TY.
ELEVEN RIDE GOAT

:t2 At the regular meeting of the
Good Samaritans last evening in the
Odd Fellows hall, eleven candidates
were taken into the lodge. Mr.. Nc
Knight, Grand Imperial Councillor,
Mr.. Young, Imperial Good Samaritan.
and Mrs. Bagnel, deputy, all Of Du-
luth, were present at the meeting
and assisted with the work. After
the business meeting. dancing was
enjoyed. q. : =, ~ .s. '.. W..
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
REX FEAT,fREs

The Farnums are to play an i'm
pOrtant part in the Rex program this
evening and tomorrow. Tonight an
other of the Bluebird features will be
shown entitled 'The Clock" with
Franklyn Farnum and Brownie Yer
non, directed by William Worthing-
ton. III.
In addition to this there will be
shown another of those popular
Christie comedies. -:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
TO ATTEND WEDDING

A. p. Whiting OF Blackduck passed
through the city. this morning, en-
route to the Twin Cities, where he
will join his wife and daughter, Miss
Sally Whiting, and accompany them
to Be1oit. Wis, where they will at
tend the wedding Of their son, Neil
Whiting, to Miss Marjorie Northrop.
The wedding will take; place tomol- :
row. 3s @ s55sssz-5 GO; $s II IA #
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
Gas! Gas! Cas-! Gas!

The Gas. will be turned on today
or tomorrow. How about that Gas
Stove? Yes, we have big stock and
a good assortment Of Gas Stoves to
pick from. We had carload come
in a few weeks ago and the prices
are away down for immediate &C.
ceptance. Now, also, is the time to
get your Gas connected up as it can
be done now at a great saving.
Gas stoves at all prices.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
Hoover Potato DIggers

The way orders have. been rolling
in from all around Bemidji for Hoov-
er Diggers goes to show that the ma
jority of buyers appreciate the diff
ference between the Hoover and
others. These last few days the
Hoover buyers have been Fred West
phal, Frank. Gagnon, John lAacson
of Leonard, E. r. Lee Of Puposky
and Mr.. Sphinx of Aida.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
Coming Events

Oct. Opening number Of the
{ Woman.s Study club entertainments,
/ the Karl Scheurer Concert company.
s. October i Opening day Of Uni
sversity Of Minnesota. s.25s5
October 2 special election for
issuing Of bonds to Hpays for bridge
and city hall. =: ~ s5.s :
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
FN,TERTAIlNED FI,,iiRI'llI n Il "a GUESTS j! s.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smart entertain
ed Mr.. Mcknight, Mr.. Young and
Mrs. Bagnell of Duluth, and Mrs.
q chicken supper, served in southern
style, last evening after the Good
Samaritan meeting. Autumn leaves
formed charming decorations for the
dining room and table. .,.. - -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
Personals and
Newsy Notes:

o. j. Tagley has gone to Minneap-
oils on business matters.
Mrs. J. Wattenford Of Leonard is
the guest Of friends in the city. Z.
One Of these nice days you ought
to go to Hakkerup's and have your
/ picture taken. =. -, = - 14tf
Mrs. J. Brotten of the town OF
Eckles transacted business in the
city Thursday. .szs,-s;4s.z ss @
No war price advance yet-':Get
Rich quick" for all your photo work
quality and service. Rich Studio,
20 10th. Phone STOW. 921tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
Dustin Farnum Tomorrow.

h Tomorrow, Dustin Farnum, the
celebrated film star, is always a big
attraction in the class of plays he
excels in and tomorrow he will ap-
pear in "Durand of the Bad Lands, I"
giving him an excellent vehicle to
display his talents. 4z-s ~ T.. ..n:..s :. r..
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
'RE1VA]G.MIlIlTON

Maud Milton and Oscar. Reitan
were married yesterday afternoon by
Rev. NJ. "a. Soper. a. The wedd ling
took place at the parsonage. 4::;.s;s :.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
Red Cross Workers.

The ladies Of the Norwegian Luth-
eran church have launched a Red
Cross branch to their work and have
called meeting for Monday after
noon at o'clock and extend cor
dial invitation to all who are inter-
ested. se~z---
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-10-05
J Hcstesses to Circle.

|, dUStSSsSS V0 CIcIe.
Lamson were hostesses to the Red
Cross circle. of the Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Given. about thirty
were in attendance and the hours
were spent in knitting for the Be-
midi naval boys. Sweaters and
wristlets will be forwarded to the
boys in very short time and the
other articles, socks, helmets and
scarfs will be sent later. All mo-
theirs who can send necessary knit
ted articles to their own boys are
asked to notify Mrs. Lord, SO the
boys will not receive two or more
articles of the same kind.