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The Washington times., 1919-06-19
Suits for Stout Women

Friday special clearance values
in the Special Size Apparel Sec
ton, devoted to the particular
needs of stout women. include
tailored suits specially designed.
as follows:
3 Navy Poiret Twill Suits. for
stout women, fine quality mate
rial, graceful long lines, loose
fitting suggestion, with waist
coats. Sizes 441., IS and As. $40
each; were $3.50.
8 Navy Suits with hairline
white stripings, tailored for the
stout women. Sizes 43, Al and 4S.
$40 each; were $62-5O.
I Gray Tweed Suits for stout
women, tailored models much ap-
preciated for sports and automO-
bile and vacation wear. Sizes So.
80. fl. and so; S25 eachJ were
So. so.
Special Size Apparel Section.
Third 6OOr
The Washington times., 1919-06-19
CONGRESS DOOMS
DAYLIGHT SAVING

Congress yesterday numbered the
days of the daylight saving law,
and unless President Wilson exercises
the veto, the law will be no more af-
ter October 20 next. The fight for
repeal OF the law was a straight con-
test between the farmer and the city
man, and the former won.
The bill to repeal passed the House
by d vote of 233 to 49,. The Senate
passed the measure as rider on the
agricultural bill by a vote of Sc to g.
The daylight saving law was
enacted March 10. 1918.
1t is probable that in conference on
the agricultural bill the Senate
amendment will be substituted for the
House measure.
The Washington times., 1919-06-19
Friday Clearance of
Handmade Window
Shades

We offer for Friday clearance
a lot of hand made and opaque
Window Sh1dCS, mounted on
HartShOrn rollers and made in
our own shop. Mostly light nd
medium greens All strictly
high grade materials. An eNcep-
tionaI value. in sizes averaging
about 5 TO - inches wide
Worth $3.50 to SI.I5 each.
Reduced to Csc Each
The Washington times., 1919-06-19

LAD" WIFE LIFTS $500.
WORCESTER, Mass, June 10
Michael Kruba advertised for a wife
She stayed nineteen days then left
him hat-minus 5000. he testified
The Washington times., 1919-06-19
Friday Clearance of
Millinery
For Women and Children
Women's Hats

Copies Of French Hats. $50
each; were $35.
> ParaSol Sets. paraSol and
hat. SIS set; were $40.
9 Trimmed Hats. $50 eachi
were S125e and SIS.
L Banded Sailors. two-tOned
effects of brown and white.
blue and white. and black and
white. $50 each; were 50 and
$40.
IS Trimmed Hats. 81 each;
were s..
- New Banded Hats. white
Milan mushroom ard roll sailor
effects. Specially priced. $3.50.
Z Lot OF Flowers. VarietNk Of
Colors. slightly SOiled. Toe each.
Children's Hats
e Children'S LeghOrn Hats.
Poke, rolled brim and mUSh-
room shapes. S1.05 each; were
s.;
S Children's Panama Hats.
slightly sOiled. SI.90 eaeh'
were s..
= Children'S Milan Hats. black,
blue. red and tan. SOS each;
were s. 80 and s.
s Children'S Milan Hats. black.
navv and tan and black and
white. S1.O5 each; were $50
o Chldren'S Trimmed Hats.
mostly bIuo. $3.50 each; were
Millinery Section. Third floor.
The Washington times., 1919-06-19

Doctor of dental surgery-Dewitt Tai
mage Baker Walter Cuthbcrt Chiefly, NJ
ward Harold Donovan. John Wesley Dull.
Bernhard Edwin EriksOn with distinC-
tiOnD. William Howard GOrton, Louis Jo-
seph GenCsse. Elliott Albert Hunt. Jack
Sol Kaplan. Samuel Kaufman with DIS
tinction), Clarence Edward Kelly with dis
tinCtionD. Robert William MCCullough.
James Francis Mitchell. Ralph Laucasg, r.
Morrison. ShiGeru Ozawa. Ivan II. :. Rich
man, George Julian Saferstein. Charles
Valentine Stiefcl, Charles LentOn Thomas,
Jacques Vcintraub. Carl Randall Who
lock Earl Benjamin White with distinc-
tionD, Charles Ralph Witt.
Bachelor OF laws-Frank Harris Borden.
Edward George Bremen, William Herbert
Games, John William Edwards. Andr W
Broaddus Estes. jr-, Robert Raymond
Faulkner. John Flam. Leroy Blake Foster,
Fred Geer Harden. John james Hun.
stuart Jones Mackcy. Clarence Altha Mll-
Ter Howard Seaman Miller. Bessie NoOtcn
NewsOm with distinction, William Al
fred Read, Wallace Andrew Robertson,
Albert ThurstOn ST. clair. Taylor HuuLall
Stukes with Distinction. Charles Patrick
Swindler. Frank Hathaway TOwsley. Rich
ard Francis Wood. Yung-ChinG Yang twi'h
Distinction.
Master Of laws-LcSter Llcwellvn
Schnare. Anita Wilson Neaie.
The Washington times., 1919-06-19

Mems Shoes. FIRST floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
The Rhyming Optin1ist
BY ALINE MICHAELIs

Oh. tho druggist dotes on fixing
picasant little purple pills, have often
seen him mixing cures tor al! our
Ills. For, however YOU arc failing
ne can mix YOU up II brow that VIII
cure Whatevcr's ailing and viii make
YOU good as new. Iut some bottles
arc marked plainly, Poison. Guaran.
teed to Stay" and thereon Il Chap UNI
SainiN nranccs in foolish way Now
! DO not like his person, and do NOT
iik" ms smile; YOU would never find q
worse un though Won travelled many
a mile. EuI the druggist saws hes
truthlul, though = funny looking bird
ana m far more wise than Youthful
so ! take tho druggists word. Still.
there are some fatal potionS that can
not he labeled so; divers types Of dead
~ notions that can down YOU al Il blow
Just 10 SidcSicp dope stamped clearly
say, for instance, Rough On Rats does
not tax the old brain nearly like the
stun not made in waits; like he subtle
spreading evils that can bubble and
iermcnt till the systems full Of devils
- Ike, for one thing. discomfort 1t
miSht he Il little quicker TO consume
an arsenic stow. but i; could not make
YOU Sickcr than this brand of poison
brew. For /, works in fatal rashion,
shading every sunny day. stirring every
angry passion. driving every Joy away
Yes Some drugs may TIC more haStv
II YOU must have change OF scene
ciSeWisc, why should people waste a
dime on buying Paris green? I, is
SLOW, perhaps, but certain: there's no
room Tor argument. IL YOU want to
draw the curtain on all bliss. use dis
content.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Advertising Influenced h, w,,

= =, W '.AdtHVllIc.-Thc war has
,,d9 iIcH endous influence on advcr.
,!IS.hE ana the full! influence has not
yet been realized Adyer;isfng Win 49,
ssuinc an ocouomir mportancc in adj
.iN' III. inc industrial machinery to IA.
demands ot peace and OF kce,,irc tho
SHpahdca capacity caused by the var
nnS$ hcr"Gs" Of The Intensive ana
broadcast Var advertising cAmpajcIs
CONDUCTED 10y the bclligcTcut govern.
.tchl "IihIn ,hcir own countries ana
cuEh propaganda Neutrality-suspicious.
s"hoih sr form Of pubiicity-to Which
me fesoTtod IN neutral lands. tne
MoTid Is prepared to respond more
t+'SllF tha;l ~ the past to advcrrisiur
Appeals. II has educated th.. ncnt,,i2,
IN that respect ''-'P'c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29

stopped his machine. got out. and
walked all around 1t. Inspecting the
tenders.
Aftor another mile or so Of driving
he again stopped and inspected the en- :
Sinc.
After another short interval he
stopped to look under the machine, and
test several bolts.
ella aimed.
Whats the natter" one of the
children inquired.
There's rafting somewhere and 1
What kinda rattling?"
oh. l don't know. Sounds as ~
something is loose"
sested:
Maybe II Is the table knives and
spoons rafting in our coffee pot"
~ Safety for Him.
The old man from the country STONED
IN front Of picture palace plastcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Size. Of Amcriran ItInr

- =. j NItNcIand-Thc earrison
li"s OF tAc United states Army is MADE
"cntS feet hoist thirteen st-incs and
IN ne upner quarter NEXT to the staff
Is the field or "union" al stars cuu3l
10 me Humhe$ OF states on blue ncld.
Over one-ttlird length of flag. extend
'nS TO the lover edge Of me Iourfh r"6
stripe from the top
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
American Legion nenduunr,er..

;. - VI QUO LharIcS.-Ih, n. .
! !ohh. headquarters OF the American
Legion and the editorial department O,
ne Am.. IAN Legion Weekly are 10.
iMTeW J oTN city Tho American Layton
I ,HnffGiH1iyg is published by the Leg ION
$50; - o:Hnra li"a, al kIcvcnt n
rtFccI, y. w. WAShlnEton. u I,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost amy fopic
excepting on legal md mcdicBI sub.
oeets, are answered free. As NIL In.
uuirfes are answered directly nv nrr-
sonaI letter, sclf-addrcsscd STAINED
envelope il required. Addres. Tho
meG-Dtspktch Information Burenu.
lichmonI. Sa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Soviet Is n Russian Word.

F. ]. D. Boykins il a Eue.
sian word which means council or com
inittee; The word is used Particularly
dehom!nate tho councils OF work
jnGmcn and solGiara WIG are control
ing me actions n tHS" Revolutionary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29

10 San Francisco in filming some OF
the scenes of Eyes OF Youth" for Car
son studios. Inc. Miss Young was
her TO open studio there. However
since Miss Young has a permanent
studio OF her own in Los Angeles, the
request proved futile.
Lew Cody and Dorothy Dalton tried
matrimonial harness twice before de-
@'dinS TO finally sever their marital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Movie Calendar
nJOu-"Malc and Female"

nIJOt-"Malc and Female"
BLuEBIRD-WilIia Duncan, in
"SmashinE BARRIERS"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rickford, in
"IIcnrt - tho Hills"
COLoNIAl.-Niarru Clark. In
"Luck In Pawn"
ISlS-"rhe Miracle Man
ODEON-wnlImcc Reid, i'm "rhc
Lottery Man"
REN--.Inmcs J. Corbcu, in ..Thc
Midnight Man.
NICToR-Mnry rickford. in ."rhc
Little Princess"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
.Thc Li1tIc rrinrcA." A-ni.

Today offers Richmond movie doyo-
ices inc last chance they will have to
see MARY Pick ford's superb prcscn,a-
ION OF The Little Princess" which is
9l the Victor Theatcr. 1t has delighted
!arSe audiences in its two days Show.
ing, KS plausible story. beautiful
scenic choctS ana splendid portruv1i
having won for il unanimous common.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
SMpcrh Scenery.

Nest o: the scenes IN The Miracle
Man, the Faramouut-Artcraf; feature
Which is ON view at the Isis Thcatcr
mis- week. were taken in the rugged
NILS near the sea, and tho scenery is
OF uncXamplcd beauty and expansive
ness. Ihc episode in which n small
motor boat goes aground on a sand
bar and is marooned there while the
sun sets and rises again gives an on.
portnnitN Tor some OF the most artistic
ana colorful shots" ever produced on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Lo, the roor millionaire.

Most o us smile cynicaily when VIC
arc told that millionaivcs have troubles
of their own and arc inclined to believe
that If We could occupy their stations
IN life. We'd take a chance on the
worries. This IS douhiv true when the
millionaire IS y Young idicr ike the
one IN Luck IN rawn,' Marguerite
Cla!kS new Paramount AIRCRAFT mic
liirc which is showing at the Colonial
Thcdtcr this week. ';ut when We sec
the long line Of designing females
VINO are continually setting their caps
Tor him. their owes on his pockcthook
We don't altogether blame him Tor
!hrealeninE 10 1--we hermits life IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Famous Writer in I,;,,,.

y HtW WIlIcr WHkCS MS dchut as A
! arafnount- AIRCRAFT sccnariSt in The
Lottery i;;',,, Men; Wallace Hoid's. latest
lie Is Elmer Harris. who has The ais
JUNCTION OF being the first man to write
Inc script Tor = regular, iivc-rcel pic
luFe. lie also SCenariXcd "Sapno" Mr.
iiarriS has had much success as a NAV
wright, being responsible for. among
9oi,ntrS 80 Long. Lofty" THE rrctty
MIS-. Sm.th and Canary Cottage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29


Of John FOX. Jr.'s novel
The Little Shepherd OF Kingdom
aeme, story III which much OF the
lions.
The first Lew. Cody picture The Be
'oNcd Cheatcr, is about ready for
re saSc. Cody spared no money in get
ING great feminine support. II i'm
G udcs three leading womcn-thc state
y Kathleen kiriham. the chic Eileen
Percy and lovely Doris Pawn. Such
ON MS mett!c.
Charles Ray has commenced to work
AZ the Thomas IL. incc studio in culver
CITY, Ca l.. on story by Agnes G. John
Ston His leading woman in this pro-
duciion is Milliccnt Fisher Others in
Inc supporting cast arc George Webb.
Thomas Guise and .Andrcw Robson.
Who Ilesitates" Jerome storm is di-
rccting the picture.
Harry Franklin has started his nrst
Universal feature, Rouge and Riches =
starring Marry Macl.aren. The scenario
Is from the pen of w. Carey Wonder
~ ana deals with life back OF the
stage. The star Will have tho support;
OF Walter Macdonald, Alberta Lee.
Robert Walker. Dorothy Abril F'ritZic
itidccway. SYN de Condo I.loyd Whit
lock. Harry Dunkinson and Helen Sui
Ivan
san Francisco is conducting n mos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29

with posters Of lions. tigers. eleohan,,
ana other African wild animals
nephew, who lived In town. I'm ri III
iloon." AFTER
away? asked the nephew "ct
p9intinE TO the notices. the old c,,,,
read aloud the words .'ro hn III thai,
on Saturday night" e'c"scd
An Early Start.
;, md ;. we'll grow old together.
Her fathers voice from ups,air,
We'll, you needn't start doing /. Is,
there. need you?" - "o"n
Trouble.
HUSBAND ARRIVING homc)--Your oyo.
look red. what's the matter? eyes
Wifc-Oh. nothing.
iusband-Ycs. there liz. VIVA, !, +,
something that happened n, bo, - IL
something You saw at the rnov;os9 VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
. Second Floor WA

FOUR SHOE DEPT. SPECIALS.
Last sea sons brown calf lace
boots: 1900 values, with imitation
wing tips. Il Inch mill GO IN
tary heels. Glover at....... UO'cO
A small assortment OF folding
Pullman. slippers. in tan; 81 Ok
good quality at Clover. OIstc
Odd lines Of black kid. gray and
champagne lace boots: CT TX
Louis heels. To close out at D4. y
Brown and black calf lace boots.
with y Inch military heels; &7 S0
usual ll.oo values. Clover. ID .CV
SHEETS. TOWELS, ETC.
72I00 ninzie bed nhcets-usuaily
100: good quality. but in a CT co
limited quantity. Glover. ID .OO
1ss36 buck towcis-a usual 25c
quality. good weight. free OF 1Oo
dressing. at Glover for ..... lOC
7o-inch Imported British mndc
merccrized dnmnsk. Five patterns
n 10 choose from at Glover S160
Price ...-. WA'Oo
6oxso BeHcon plaid blankets. a
usual 1000 vaiuc--!m plaid and
black check dcsigns-vcry dcslr-
able and priced for Glover 81 QS
al .'....... ............. w. No
Embroidered scailoped edge scarf.
FOR sideboards. buncts. dressing
Usual $50 1715o c1,o
scarf .................. D1s4O
Usual l.25 l7x4o no.
scarf ....... $500. 5Oc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Tic WAX I'nrnlyzcd.
Something Very wronr

Something Very Wrong.
rails Avenue man driving south
of tho city in an automobile caught
up with several children vino appeared
10 he on their way 10 a picnic
lump in" he invited, and in they
jumped.
few moments later the man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29

Under the direction OF Wallace Wors-
Icy, Jack PlcEford has gone 10 TN.
san EcrMAMGlnO Mountains for Ihrcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29

Kittoria Bevcridce will hereafter an.
pear IN Oakley super Quality produc-
lions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29

FVW pc0NIo kMoW Just WNA' an on
hold ooks ike. Many OF those who
nave invested IN them never have seen
one. y chance 10 scc a genuine oil
iield. Gushcrs aud all, in operation is
offered IN the nfth episode OF smash
ing Barrcrs,' featuring William Dun
can. which was shown at the Blue.
bird yesterday, and which is on the
bill again today in conjunction with
4 variety OF short subjects, including
dramas, comedy and News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Weeks Picture Shows
OFFERINGS AT LOCAL HOUSES
DC Miles Noycl Feat.

Nenlc ldoa q nc nI,NnNon .paId 70
spsfa lis by Cecil =. de M;Nc in his pro
,aHr,ion of The Paramount Aircraft
HS;urc. Male and Female which Is
Ehe attraction at the Eiiou Theatcr
may bc GAINED frOm a Photographic
leat which ne ACCOMPLISHED during tn"
filming. Those Who are familiar with
Sir James NJ. Earric'S famous play.
The Admirable Crichton." from which
the new lie Mile productiun WIS
adapted, "!.t recall that several OF the
most exciting scenes take place III n
cave on a tropical island. I'm order 20
secure na;uIa! S1nli-h; for shooting"
INTRICATE system OF mammoth mirrors.
hy which the RAYS, OF the. sun We're re
the cave; Despite The lavish scale upon
which the picture Was screened. the
iuiuiiiahlc Barrie hunor ana his whinI-
steal touches are apparent throughout
Thomas McGhan has the leading role
ana other prominent players in the
cast arc Gloria Swanson. lila Lee.
fheodore Roberts. Erbe Daniels Ray
mend Naiicn. and Guy Oliver.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
The Days Good Stories
FROM MANY SOURCEE
An Ennx Cntch,

First Dcbutantc-Thcy say Jacks
quito an expert in the art Of self-de-
fcnsc
Second Dcbutantc--Hardly. Marie
made him propose in just one week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
SCREEN BREVITlES

Dustin Farnum has completed the
mining o. The CorSican Brothers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Ouft< n Ind.

81 always envy that stout friend OF
mine"
Why"
"On a car I can give my seat to a
girl, but he can give his seat to four
girls"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Plain. but PIcauinr.

PInfN. but PIcasfnE.
And now you'll want bedroom
suite said the polite salesman at the
furniture store. Charles and Elizabeth
were trying to furnish the happy home
At post peace priccs--a devastating oc-
cupation They said, yes. they sup
posed they would.
quite So. remarked the salesman
Absolutely indispcnsa Now here's
a very nice onc--Synthctic walnut,
plain, but pleasing"
Tic Was rnrniyzcd.
John and Mary had been sharing one
chair all The evening. John sa; on tho
chair and Mary sat on John.
After about three hours of this Mary
suddenly exclaimed.
oh, John. arcn'i you tircd?"
John smiled a brave. patient smile.
Not now he said gently. not now.
I was about an hour ago, but now
am only paralyzcd!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29

san Francisco is conducting n NOS
active campaign 10 secure the produc.
non OF motion pictures there Upor
the recent visit of Clara kimbalI You0,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29

CITY DITTO RIU NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29

HSS 1IuId f1OOr Tsi
EirIs' coats; in sizes TO S year,
selected from our 1000 &C 90
numbers for Glover at. DO.OC
Crepe and nainsook gowns. either
pink or white. that formerly sold
FOR $50: special for Glover CT no
at ................... ID LOO
millinery xpcciaI--a group O,
stunning modcls-somc of our for
ner $40 and sl2 numbcrs-priccd
specially for Glover oS m
~ $500. WcsOO
Women's fleece lined Pants ana
vests. All sizes, regular ana extra.
Regular s5c Garment. CO.
marked at ..........O W.
Royal Worcester Corscts that for
merly sold for 800 and $50 i'm a
good assortment OF sizes: O. Or
marked for Glover az. 49,. 0l.OO
Group OF bingham dresses for
girls TO II years. Pretty STYLES
ana neatly finished: regular $50
values. marked special 90 on
Fleece lined Union Suits: in both
rcEuIar and extra sizes: formerly
marked LES and $50. for CLIO
Clover, 0Sc and O1.1J
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-09-02
Dainty Frills Of Lawn.

One and two-inch frills Of lawn eth
er hemmed or used in a double thick
ness Is one Of the daintiest trimmings
that can be used on fluffy wash sum-
mer frocks. On the organdies so good
right now, voiles and ginghams, it is
charming to edge sleeves, necks, out
line boleros, pockets and trim skirts.
For children's frocks particularly it is
a'simple appropriate looking trimming.
And speaking of children. one can
get q great many ideas that are just
as effective and smart looking for
grownups' frocks, blouses, smocks,
sweaters and hats, by looking at the
pretty handmade dresses in both chill
dren's and babies speciality shop win
dows. The embroidery used on hats,
too, displayed in milliners' windows
is often clever pattern to adapt to
dresses, for the stitches are nearly al
ways the kind that make show with
little work.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-09-02
CLOSED COTTAGE FOR SUMMER.

Miss Jennie, Nisbet and nephew,
Keith returned to Grand Forks, yes
terday, after having spent the sum-
mer months in their cottage at Grand
Forks bay. They fmade,'the trip by
motor, Mr.. Kincaid of Grand Forks,
Miss Nisbet's brother-in-law, coming
to Bemidji to drive the car back. Miss
,Nisbet's mother and granddaughter,
Janet, who have also passed the sum-
mer at the lake, returned to their
home in Grand Forks yesterday The
Nisbets spend every summer at the
bay and have two cottages there, be-
ing the first Grand Forks people to
build. The Rice family of Grand
Forks occupied one cottage for a
month this season and returned to
the Forks Saturday afternoon. They
are also planning on returning next
summer to spend the entire season
at the lake.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-09-02
BEMIDJI STYLE SHOW.

What promises to be an extremely
interesting event is the style show to-
be held at the Elko theatre tomorrow
evening, showing fashions latest fail
modes. A number of local merchants
are cooperating to stage the event
and swill furnish live models to show
off the garments A pumberof local,
soloists and the Elko orch estra will
furnish the musical program for the
evening. 1t is expected that many
from out of town will attend and. two
shows will be given in order that all
may have an opportunity to attend,
admission charge will be made.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-09-02
ON HONEYMOON TRIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert NJ Peet ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon
from New York City where they were
recently married and are guests at
Birchmont Beach summer hotel un-
til this evening when they will leave
for Harlowton, Mont, where Mr..
Peet is editor and manager of the
Harlowton Press. En- route to New
York City Mr.. .Peet attended a con-
ference of the Bureau Of War Risks
Insurance in Washington, D. c., be-
ing welfare commissioner er of the state
of Montana.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-09-02
LADD:ANTONSON,

Rev. Blaine Lambert officiated at
the wedding of Carleton A. ,Ladd, ,rson
of Professor A. J. Ladd, of the Uni.
versity Of North Dakota, and, Miss
Hilda A. Antonson yesterday after
noon at >4:3O o'clock at the Ladd
summer home on Little Turtle lake.
|Mr. and Mrs: Ladd left last evening
for Ann 'Arbor, Mich, where Mr.
'Ladd will attend the university and
will take a course in automobile en-
.gineering
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-09-02
EXTENDED,lMQTOR TRIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Brooks and
Mr.. Brooks sister, Mrs. IB. M. Merrill
and son, Reed, of Superior, Wis, re-
turned to iBemidji last evening from
a motor trip to Winnipeg. Mr.,
Brooks drove his six year old Cadillac
the distance of 900 miles without
any punctures, blowouts or trouble
iof any kind. Mrs. Merrill and son
returned to their home this morn
ing.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-09-02
HAVE NEW HOME.

S. W.. Hunt, who has been the
guest of his daughter, Mrs: Blaine
Lambert and family since Saturday,
has returned to his>!home lin Man.
kato. Mrs. Hunt, will remain here
for longer,visit: While in the city
MI. Hunt purchasedr the. Mark Morse
bungalow on Dewey avenue for Rev..
and Mrs. Lambert. Rev. Lambert is
pastor of the Methodist church in
this city.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-09-02

CONSEQUENCES

When the bowels are not act
ing freely, waste matter re-
manning in them generates
poisons-which are rapidly ab-
sorbed by the blood and cause
serious disease, such as bilious
ness, gastritis, skin diseases
and many other. Don't take
the risk of such dangerous ILL
ness. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea once a week will keep
the bowels active and clean,
and safeguard your health.
City Drug Store.
Barker's Drug Store.