The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-17

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~ w. L. Brooks left Wednesday eve
ming for Minneapolis on business.
+. w. Naugle returned Wednes-
day from business trip to Duluth.
Fresh, sweet milk and cream, sold
Z at Ganter's bakery. - " 1O-6tt
C.. Parker is confined to his
4 home on Seventh street with With. Illness IN 8
Rsx SUNDAY. who is the mis u, ding
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Take home brick Of Koor's Ice
cream! 1902 NhJE y I ~ 4-6tf|
J. H. Koors returned this morning
from a business trip to Red Lake.
Paint your car. lisa good one, but
it may not look it. =" \. 3t12-lS<]
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F. H. Lambert, of McCloud, Calif.'
spent yesterday in Bemidji on pusl-
ness. >. ...s.E;. i -. '~.>.a..i =
Only 10 silk. velvet, tams left,
''00 'o' 2t12-17
Did you ever see chicken who
wasn't misleading lady? Rex the
atre. EfEt =; -. ..-r 1t12-l7
Miss Margaret -Caswell Of Cass Lake
spent Thursday in the city with
friends. ~
Empty -four sacks at Ganter's bak-
cry =; M r. .::>93>ssf, l2-4tl
? George Becker of Grant Valley,
transacted business in the city on
Thursday. ~ 2a4 &C 81. .st II
Suits: s,dysds $3.50; army, overcoats
dyed, SO. 50. Model Dry Cleaners, $os
Third street. I ii j. 1l-l't1
There i is reason for our success.
Our prices are right. Consumers
Shoe Co: >!I.:iIf -; .'.I:NHfH 1tl2-l7
Mrs. Emma Hlnshaw~ OF wilton,
was a between train guest OF Bem1d91
friends on Thursday:
$4,000 to loan on farms. Inc
~ Dean L .'' 49, +'A4' 1o-27tf
No high rents. Selling costs. That
tho +rea s0n for our low prices" Con-
,rer;s shoe Co; 1t12-17
s.} Mrs. Loren Pachen of Northern,
s5@ was a business caller here Thursday.
81 She also called on <Bemidji friends.
v; You'll want a nice looking car next
4. spring. Let Barnell paint it for you;
T.: Rex sunday-the story Of cave
ri man, who tanned a wild woman.
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T. John Morrison, Jr., of Red Lake,
81. returned to his home Thursday aftersS
M noon after spending several DAYS
8 here on business. ~" =
Z Crowells, Bromo Aspirin. The safe
e. sure prescription for colds, grippe;
and influenza. Not. a laxative, 80
:, cents at all good druggists lt12S1T
- For wood, seasoned tamarack, call
= = : -'A' 1851
:, All new hats at the Elko Hat shop
=. shown today have a touch OF tonor-'
=. row. Is new fur hats received today;
4. 2t12-17
=" John Norris Of Duluth, one of the
purchasing agents for the .Peyton
~ Parer company, spent "Wednesday
in Bemidji on business, returned to
J his home on Thursday morning.
= Doll hats, corsage bouquets, fancy
bed room caps, Mary Pickford aprons,
I, ostrich fans, kewpies, at Elko Hat
T. Shop. ztf1A'
IS Miss Grace J.. Jones will arrive
81 home on Tuesday, December FL, to
S9# spend the holidays at her home IN
~ the Fifth ward. She is dental stu
81 dent at the University of Minnesota
s# Rex, Sunday-'The Price Myst-
Z ery'' is another and it is a riot OF
Is laughter. Persons with inflammatory
IN rheumatism are warned to stay away.
& 1t12-17
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4 z. P. McMahon and Burt Naylor
n returned yesterday from Blackduck
where they installed a ;Delco electric
light system for Charles Gunderson
in the Inez postoffice.
so beautiful velvet hats, all silk
velvet, trimmed artistically. Former
prices IS, SO, ,$12, and SIS. Choice
now S2.95 at Elko Hat Shop. 2t12-17
Mrs. Hallan L.. Huffman left last
evening for Minneapolis, where she
will spend Christmas with her par