The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-06

:. :
FEATURING ANEW CREATION
The combination Of organdy and
taffeta is not new, but here is new way
Of combining the smart materials. Inc
foundation skirt is of dark blue silk and
is attached to a waist of the. same
material which is cut low in front and
gathered at the underarm seams. The
t,,nic. vestee and surplice collar are OF
oreandy. Narrow frills of accordion
plated organdy outline the tunic, collar
and cuffs. Medium size requires 5s4
wards :36-inch taffeta and 212 yards
PICTORIAL REVIEW BLOUSE No.
e411. Sizes, "a te 40 inches bust. Pr1ce,
IS cents. Skirt No. o36o.g Sizes, "a to
"a inches waist. Price, 80 cents. e.
George Becker of Grant Valley was
a business visitor lin. Bemidji Tues
day, "'a.
J. Maltrude of "Becida was attend
ing to business matters in Bemidji
Tuesday. sS;ss p So.
Misc Laura Sherwood of Redwood
was the guest of Mrs. G. r. Sanborn
over the Fourth .assEs7. = -.
If you want to- dance to good music
on a good floor, come to the Waville
Amusement Pavilion this evening:
+. ;E..5...> :..=.<E 1td7-6
Mrs. Charles Erdahl of Northern
was the guest of friends while shop
ping in Bemidji Tuesday.
Misses Ed1a Rude and Lorraine
Kreatz are spending the week with
Mrs. George Cochran, Jr., at her
home at Birchmont.
William Sarssof Eagle Bend is in
Remidji this week and will move his
family here as soon as ne can pur-
chase asdesirab1e location. '*
Ia K ~ s.,t5lE $50 t.--- -
Dot VAN Syncopators will play
for the dance this evening st the Wa
VILE Amusement! Pavilion. ltd7-6
Russell kirkpatrick and G? Walker
Young Of the Northwestern -unlver-
sity at Chica go, g. H., areEt:n. BemlaJl
;transacting business fora few days.
Mrs. RobertsH Henry has left for
Denver after Having, visited at the
home of her parents Mr.: and Mrs. c.
r. jacob, at BiTchmont for the lffpast
three months.
George Cochran, Jr.. came to Be-
midi Saturday, and spent the t'ourth
with his family att heire summer COT
tage, returning o455 BoVey@this morn
ing, where he has road contract.
Mr. and Mrs. W.. q. Robinson and
daughter, Elizabeth and Mrs. Crest
and Miss Ursula Crest motored to
Park Rapids and Walker and attend
ed the celebrations on the Fourth.
IT. J. Miller ST st? Paul was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Arch Will
liams, over the Fourth. Mr.. Miller
was a former resident of BemldJ1, be-
ing in business here for several
years. 2-It'A , ~
.:}E3 ----T-7- ~ III: w..
o,&o
ited friends and relatives in BemidJl
for the past two weeks, returned to
her home in Washington Tuesday.
Mrs. Snow. was former resident OF
Bemidji. DnB 4 4 ~ -.
F Mr. and Mrs: Frank Elliott and
son of Riceville, Iowa, arrived IN Be-
midi Tuesday to attend the funeral
Of the late W. e.! Elletsons held here
today. Mrs. Elletson and Mrs. I'll
Mott are sisters. y
=, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Riley have as
their guests, Mr., and Mrs Earl Riley
Of Minneapolis, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Skrivseth and daughter
Janet, of Carlton. The families mot
CRED TO lJdSCd OLdCc pul n 'ooe.1 AoN -
all-day outing egTiri ~ ~ SIS
Mr.. and Mrs! e. j. Swanson and
SON Howard of Minneapolis motored
to Bemidji and have been the guests
OF Mr.. ;and.Mrs F. H. Lubbock for the
past week MIR. Swanson travels for
Ia. II. .Holsted and company, Of Min
tneapolis, and leftBemidji today for
North Dakota inssthe interest OF the
firm, Mrs. Swanson will remain IN
Benidji for longer visit. s She was
formerly Miss Mack oers of Bemidji.
/ IN esssrs and MesdaIin, esa j. 20 McGhee
and family, P. E. WEIGH and family,
and their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Alva
Matthews Of Ortonville, A. P. Richie
and family, and number Of the Be;
n.idji State Teachers college students,
who eare stopping at these homes
while in Bemidji, formed an all-day
picnic party the Fourth and enjoyed
al, outing. There were about fifty in