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At II O'Clock Noon

AI X oNIOCA 1NOOn-
Oakland IS" Touring, Wescott
IS" Touring and Model K Comet
Truck, e. L. & S., by Order of
Receiver; 1920 Stearns.Knight
Roadster, Stanley Steamer, Ford
Touring and Delivery, Velie IS"
Touring, Republic 2H-Ton
Truck and Other Automobiles.
Terms: Cash.
au4.5 ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auct.
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ADAM A. wESCHLER, AUCTIONEER.
Large Sale Household and Of
fee Furniture, Victrola, Sew
eral Old Rosewood Pieces and
Miscellaneous Effects,
By Public Auction,
at Weschlers,
920 Pa. Ave. NV.
SLV "a. ave. NV,
Saturday, Commencing 9 80 AM.

ton Rosewood Table, Rosewood High-back
Arm and Side Chair Nah. Cabinet Victrola,
Fumed Oak Silvertone and other Talking Ma
chimes, Wicker Porch Sets and Odd Pieces,
Fumed Oak Library Furniture, including
Leather Chairs and Rockers, Table and Set
tees: Mahogany Cane-cushioned Seat Living
Room Suite, Overstuffed Tapestry Upholstered
Living Room Suite. Ladies' Desks. Brass and
Enamel Beds. Springs. Mattresses. Bureaus,
Chinoniers and Dressing Tables. Sideboards.
Chairs Kitchen Cabinets, Refriger ators. Type
writers; also several New Steei and Oak Let
Enamel Thomet Chairs and Tables left over
fnrn
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EDUCATIONAL

CHILDREN WILL BE CARED FOR PERMA-
| nently on q farm and sent to school, Best
reference. ELLA H. CLARKE. Clarksville
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Within One-Half Square of
Near 10Th and Park Road
Main 36.

GIRARD ST. BET. l4th and loth-vACANT-
Owner will sell Groom modern home. INV:
for '' quict u " sale. ST.. 500; a real home. Fur
,nsr and fy ySoas APT coz 1s sse
We MAKE Il spEciALTY or SELLING AND
exchanging properties: What do you want'
What soRTH%EsT s1si fSp & osfIi REAIry Co. INC.
BEArTIFTLLY DEsIGNED CALIFORNIA
r. san' aGIn,s Talpea
owner Main 2i71. g.
DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION.
10 rooms. baths. h.-wh.. elec: lights:
yard: screens, etc. Appraised value. sIS, 900
The house is vacant and priced at s1a.'oo for
See MR.. CRAWFORD.
GRAEME T. sMALLwoOD.
10 14th NV.
lf07 ILLINOIS AVE. N.W.-8 ROOMS, BATH.
h.w.h, electric lights. hardwood floors, sleep
ing porch, large lot: other improvements Can
OWNER, Col. 374s-W. 5.
/ HAVE SOME FRAME AND BRICK RESI-
dences II st. ne. suitable for conversion
into business properties Come in and talk 1t
over NEWsOM. lilo st. n.e.-- ne.
a DECIDED RARGAIN-MT PLEASANT.
and builder Attractive. new colonial tapestry
brick: rooms and bath: double sleeping porch:
breakfast porch: buiit-in heated garage: open
fireplace. unusually well planned. with the
newest features and latest improvements; quai-
ity Of construction and finish the best. Only
$3.50. Terms. Act quickly TO secure this
home. Inspection.
ADDRESS BUILDER. 1918 HOBART ST. wv.
wAILACH PLACE-G0OD 2-STORY BRICK
house. rooms and bath: side and rear alley.
Possession. Price. $4,000. GEORGE J.
EASTERDAY, 14l0 q st. NV.
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AucTIoNEERs

THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AUCTIONEERs.
Auction Sale of Furniture,
Dressers, Chiffoniers, Carpets,
New Reed and Rattan Day
Beds, Rockers, Armchairs,
T. Tables, Dry Goods, Children's
Dresses, Notions, Hosiery,
Etc, by Public Auction, at Our
Rooms, go Pa. Ave-, Satur-
day, August 6, at 10 O'Clock
AM.
American Walnut Dining Room Set. Parlor
Suites. Sanitary Rev and Fiat Top Desks,
Cabinet Talking Machines. Round d. X. Tables.
Chairs China Closets. Brass and Iron Beds.
Springs Mattresses, Pillows. Bedding. Por-
tieres etc. Dressers. Dressing Tables. Chif-
foniers Enamel Bedroom Sets, ETC., Carpets,
RefrIgerators Kitchen Tables Utensils, China
and Glass Ware, Ceiling Fans. Refrigera tors.
Kitchen Cabinets, Organ, Wardrobe, Telephone
Booth, Draughtsman' Table. etc., etc.
Also at IL O'Clock AM, Ford
and Other Cars, Trucks, Tires,
Etc.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASH
ington, D. c.. August 2. 192l.---Sealed pro-
posals in duplicate will be received at the
Department until O'Clock pm. Thursday.
August IS, 1921, for the Installation Of four
sets Of stokers at the central power plant at
Freedmen's Hospital. Washington: d, c.. in
accordance with specincat tions. copies of which
may be obtained upon application to the chief
clerk Of the department. The right 10 reeerve,i
to reject any and all bids and waive technical
defects. as the interests Of the government
may require. Proposals must be securely en-
veloped. marked Proposals for stokers. cen
tfal power plant. Freedman's Hospital" and
Be addressed to the Secretary Of the Interior.
washington. D. c. T. II. GOODWIN. Assistant
s.srsi.-r au4-2t
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By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust dated
May s, 1920, and recorded May s. 1920. in
Lber l04s, tDlio 268, of the Land Records
of the District os Columbia. and at the Re.
HSneersigned trustees, win sell. at public aue-
!1Sg1fa 1Snf = AIEf,EVHNTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D.
1921. XT O'CLOCK PM, the following de-
scribed land and premises. situate In the
County Of washington. District Of Columbia,
and designated as and being lots numbered one
ana sysn t11 Inh, and one hupsssd snm
6ination Of lots IN Block eight (sl. in .. sub
division known a. "Washington Heights" as
ner Mat recorded In tho office Of the Surveyor
Of the District Of Columbia In Liber 30. folio
los, being. now known and designated for the
and twelve (112l in square numbered twenty
Ave hundred and nfty-eisht (255s), as de-
scribed in said deed Of trust, together with
The improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash over and
above existing encumbrances the amounts and
time @ Of sale. or viii be fEnished on request
By the trustees. A deposit Of $1,000 win be
required at the time Of sale. All convey
ancing. recnrding, revenue stamps ETC.. at the
coat OF purchaser. Terms or sale to be COM
piled with within thirty 1907 days from the
right to resell the property at the risk and
advertisement Of such resale In some uewspa-
rer published in Washineton. D. G. Taxes.
rents, ETC.. adjusted to day Of transfer.
GEORGE W. WHITE.
National Metropolitan Bank,
PHELAN G. HAWN.
1871 E Street NV.
au1D&D. 6. .exsun. :.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
bureau Of supplies and accounts, Navy Depart
ment. Washington, D. c., until 10 O'Clock
am, August 1s. 1921, for delivering steel
Apply for proposals to the bureau of supplies
and accounts. DAVID POTTER, paymaster
general OF the Navy.
aub-12
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FUTURE DAYS.

THOMAS BOWLING 10. Auctioneers.
010 Penna. Ave NV.
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HOUSE SPECIALIST.
Tell me the location. size and price. I
will nnd your house without worry or cost
to you
MISS GAULT, Main 1145.
Ruby Lee Minor. AZ Evans Bldg.
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TIIOs ]. OWEN Z son. Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Inn
proved Real Estate, Consisting
of Two Four-story Apart
ments Known rs Tulane and
Rosanne and Being Premises
2109 and Eli 18th Street
Northwest, Containing, Re-
spectively, Sixteen and Eigh-
teen Apartments Ranging
From One to Five Rooms and
Bath Each, Producing Present
Aggregate Rental of $16,-
S72.OO Annually.
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Owner-1Ol2 Mass. Ave. NV.

North Columbia Heights.
A seven-room home that IL unusual at such
q low price. Has tiled bath. hardwood finish:
large closets in each bedroom; 4 large, light
Kitchen. This property is In excellent condi
tion throughout; owner will give possession
and sell easy terms. Price. $3.50.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5l415-18 Rond Bldg.
Main aud New York
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MOVING, PACKING & STUKAGE
The Big 4 Transfer Co., Inc,
1125 14th St. NV.
Phone Main 2054
Specialists in
Long-Distance Moving
Moving
uTTLEFIELD, ,ALVORD&CO.

18th and PA. Ave. NV.
! Telephone Main $3.50.
WHEN MOVING TO OR FROM " j. N Y.
or Boston get our one-Way prices: goods in
sured; closed vans. TRANSPORT MOVERS,
327 s. IS. Newark. \. J.
W. B. MOSES 4 SONS. 1lth AND + NV
Modern treproof storage.
MODERN FIREPROOF STORAGE
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4-10t, ,exSu

tt THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN
TIL FRIDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF AUGUST
1921, AT SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
EJy27 dads. .eXSu
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PETWORTH.

Semi-detached homc cf seven rooms. recep-
tion hall and bath; hot-water heat. electric
lights; hardwood floors: house in excellent con-
dition and ioca tion unexcelled Price. $S.35U;
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PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5I4-I5-16 Bond Bldg.
Main 442 14th and New York Ave.
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Six-Room Colonial Home
One of the Best 7-room HON
Eight-Room Home in Good
923 18th St. NV
EXCELLENT VALUES
NORTHEAST.

NORTHEAST.
n, A,OOO-vicinity Of Stanton Park: six rooms
and bath: cellar: hot-water heat: large
front and back yards. Only $500 cash
down; immediate possession.
"a 2OO-Near 7th and X ats. n.e.: bay window
brick containing six rooms and bath:
very long back yard to paved alley. $500
cash down; balance in easy monthly
terms
81. .950-Price reduced for quick sale; near
Tenn. ave-. colonial home OF SIX rooms
aud bath; furnace heat; concrete porch
gas logs: long back yard to paved alley
screens for entire house. $3.50 cash down
and possession with deed.
81, ,350-Neariy new colonial home on 5th st.
me-; six rooms and bath; fine heating
plant; electric lights three pOrches: one
porch screened for sleeping; room for two
garages. Immediate possession: terms
arranged.
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
7th and SITS. NE. Phone Line. S97, s9S.
FOR COLORED.
1298-38 DUNCAN ST. N.E-Six rooms and
bath brick houses: ideally located. Bargains.
81. 400 each. Owner will sell to responsible
person for q small cash payment and balance
In monthly payments.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS.
515 East Capitol street
RARGAIN-c23 9Th ST. SEQ ROOMS
and bath: one of the hest built houses in the
city Price. $1,000 Owner will sell to
sponsbie person for q ANAL cash payment
and balance in monthly payments.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS.
515 East Capitol street.
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o ROOMS AND STORE; H.w.H.: 5O3 ST.
Sc. Before am, Col 6iO1: all day, Col.
14S4. IL
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Kansas City, Sept. Is. - Potato
market dull. Supplies moderate, de-
mand and movement slow. Track
sales in car lots; Nebraska sacked
Early Ohios, partly graded, consid-
erabl y scabby. small size, car, $3.50
per cwt. Sales to jobbers, western
round writes, sacked, and Minnesota
Red River Ohios, U. S. grade No. /,
S2.75 per cwt.
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MIR. and Mrs. A. C. Olson motored
to Shevlin, where they were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Cor
don, depot agent there. =.
Albert Randelin from Spooner is
in the city on business and he will
also serve On the jury.
Mrs. j. p. Lair very pleasantly
entertained the following ladies at
coffee at, her summer home, Mrs.
Del Burgess, Mrs. Paul Winklesky
Mrs. Hilda Evans of Grand Forks
Bay, Mrs. Susan Schmitz, Mrs. "A. e
Elletson, Mrs. A. c. Olson and Mrs
M. Zeigler. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tuomy and
family of Miller, Wis, spent several
days with Mrs. Mamie Ziegler. They
are motoring to International Falls
Mr.. Tuomey is superintendent of the
Backus-Brooks Lumber company. Hi
was formerly superintendent of the
u. S. Leather and Tanning compan!
of Mellen. The Tuomeys and Zeiglers
we're all schoolmates.
Tony and Russell Strong of Thief
River Falls returned hOmt Tuesday
The Deer Lake school opened on
Tuesday, September 6, with an at
tendance Of sixteen pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elliott re-
turned from North Dakota Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Katie Anderson, who has been
away visiting, returned home Thurs
day.
Mrs. C. Clcose visited Mrs. Mary
Hayes and Joe Tisdell's Wednesday.
Miss Edith Jacobson commenced
her duties as teached OF the Wilcox
school Tuesday. + p 4 49,.
Miss H:ilWa Doe of Bemidji visited
Miss Void over Sunday. - 4
Miss Junella Gladen and Miss Ar.
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VARYING Strength of Sunlight.

varying otTeHStu 'oi Su'uS"S
There is practically no such thing
as overlighting, writes ]. Fl. Kurlan-
der, in describing for the General Sci
ence Quarterly series of tests made
by the lighting service department OF
the Edison lamp works. He adds: "1n-
vcstigation of places which are said to
be Overlightcd will usually show that,
If anything, they are glaringly under
lighted"
These tests showed that sunlight in
an open field measures, S,0O0-foot can
die power (Which means that 1t gives
the illumination that would be given
by 5000 candles foot distant). Sun
light in n street. between buildings
measures 3,O0O-foot candles. Shadow
In Il street between buildings measures
300; under tree in the open, 800. The
light on an Office desk next to south
window has an intensity Of 110-foot
candles; one ten feet in, 70, and ono
10 feet in, 80. At inside benches be.
tween two exposures only 20. .,,
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NORTHERN MINNESOTA
il. FAIR TO OPEN. TUESDAY
CONTINUED from Page -

(COnt1nued from Page H.
visiting bands, speeches by noted
Protestant and Catholic leaders, judy
ing of exhibits, and a grand parade
of livestock in front Of the grand
stand in the forenoon; pacing, trot-
ting and farmers horse races, vaude-
vile acts, stunt flying with airplane,
wing walking on airplane and para
chute jump, auto polo and music by
Juvenile band in the afternoon; band
concert by visiting band, vaudeville
acts, second performance Of style
show, auto polo and music by Be-
midi Union band in the evening
promise day of active entertain
ment on Thursday.
az Friday-Children's Day q.
, Boys and girls field meet, band
concert, conclusion of judging, grand
parade of champions and blue ribbon
winners in the forenoon; tfree-for-all
trot or pace, pacing race, vaudeville
acts, airplane stunts, motorcycle
races, novelty Ford race, auto polo
and championship football game in
the afternoon; band concerts by Wis
itinp bands, vaudeville acts, auto po-
10, exhibition drill by Bemidji Naval
Militia and National Guard, and a
grand display of fireworks in the
evening will wind up the biggest fair
ever staged in Bemidji and in North
ern Minnesota. IL =
Railroads leading into Bemidji are
cooperating in an attempt to bring to
this fair visitors from every nearby
city and community in that they have
established special rate CT one and
one-half fare FOR the round trip dur
ing the fair week. 49,.
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villa Tostrud called on Mrs. E. An-4
derson Sunday. -
Mrs. George Elliot and Mrs. K.
Anderson visited j. Tisdels Satur-
day afternoon. 80.
Osmond jacobson and Grandpa
Elliot was a Puposky visitors Satur-a
day. ~
E. Grandma Elliot and Mrs. X. An
sderson visited J.. Tisdell's Saturday
afternoon.
Hilpa Doe visited the Deer Lake
school Monday. - /
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CLUB MEMBERS OVERLOOK
CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES
CONTINUED from Page y

Continued from rage -
scri.ber hasn't the money to spare at
the present time, mark down the
time to call for it. And before you
make those back calls" look over
your records to see if there isn't some
one else you can see On the same trip.
Don't merely try to Kill two blrds
with one stone" but make it three.
Work Will Win
Almost every day new story is
brought to The Pioneer officeI by
scme club member, told to them by
some outsider who has IAN ak to
grind" or is a genuine skeptic VINO
considers that such campaign as
this one beng conducted by The
Pioneer, where such large list OF
valuable prizes is offered, cannot be
conducted fairly.
Most Of these stories are told to
discourage club members who have
the ability to win-and can win, il
they persevere and do their best.
Mott of them are simply scare
stories started and told for the pur-
nose Of discouraging one or more
members Of the benefit Of some other
member That such stories are usually
absurd goes without saying.
The Pioneer has given each and
every club member OF its guarantee or
fairness and equal opportunity In
this campaign. 1t can do nothing
more than to encourage each and
every member to do his or her best.
And club members who do that
will surely be rewarded handsomely
in accordance with the perseverance
and work shown.
ONLY CREDITS WILL WIN.
Credits can be secured only be clip
ping coupons from the paper and
taking subscriptions for the paper.
And, as Tacitus has said. Work
Wins All
You actually have the same oppor-
tunity to win the big ST. Buick a
as any other club member. II you
pile up a greater credit total than any
other member no. one can keep you
from owning and driving this hand
Der %. But, you must make the most
of your opportunity in order to Win
d free automobile or any Of the more
valuable Of the grand prizes.
The prize you can win Is we'll
worth the time and effort you devote
to the work. You can't find an easier
way of earning $1,120 in SO short a
time.
And the training you get-if you
plan and carry on your campaign
in an efficient manner will be worth
even more than the prize you win
even though you Win the Buick.
- So plan Observation-Disclosures work
efficiently.
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PRE-NUPTIAL HSOWER

About twenty friends Of Miss Han
ma Maltrud surprised her at her
home, 404 Minnesota avenue, We'd
nesday evening. 1t was planned as
a pre-nuptial shower for Miss NAL
trude, whose marriage to Clarence
Worth of Nothern will soon take
place. Miss Maltrude received num-
Der of useful and pretty gifts, and
the self-invited guests served a
bounteous luncheon. They departed
at a late hour after very pleasant
social evening.
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BUNGALOW PARTY

A bungalow party was given We'd
nesday evening in honor Of Helga
Sorenson, Hazelle Barclay and Eliza
beth Schwartz, who are leaving the
city for an indefinite time. Music and
dancing was the main entertainment.
Helga Sorenson gave "a solo accom-
panied by Ethel Renner and Hazelle
Barclay, after which delicious sup
per was served. Those present were:
Marie and<Dora Sundsdahl, Gertrude
Hansen, Violet Felt, Florence Soren-
son, Josephine Jordan, Laura Moran,
Esther Ryan, Hazelle Barclay, Ethel
Renner, Helga Sorenson, Elizabeth
Schwartz, Mary Renner, and Julia
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xTuuSTvurar1u1buH
THE y;
TWENTIETH CENTURY
lid. ..,.. LIMITED

A Woman Speaks

The following is from the Solway
correspondent to The Pioneer and has
been cleaned from the correspon-
dence as preferable for this column
"A report was made the, other day
that mems clothing was going to be
looser next year. Here is hoping that
the men will not be so tight either"
Chances are, If this announcement
is correct, men won't be so tight.
... For Their Clothes "
Oh, Immortal Man! 49,
The Saskatoon Star evidently has
for it's society reporter a lady who
was either disappointed in love or
was disappointed soon after the fatal
ceremony was performed, since cor
respondent to another Canadian paper
wants to know what about the groom
in the following report of the mar
rage as published in the Saskatoon
Star:
"The marriage Of Miss Anna Ruth,
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Bentley of Delisle, Sask., was
solemnized on Tuesday, at IL o'clock
noon, August 20, at the Union
church, Delisle. Much interest was
shown in the ceremony which was
conducted by the Rev. Neil McPher-
son. The church was beautifully dec
grated with ferns and foliage inter-
spered with cut flowers. Mrs. Kooke
presided at the organ. During the
signing Of the register, Miss Weno-
nah Morgan sang most effectively,
All Joy Be Thine"
Where Was the Groom
It's All Right, Anyway
Financial experts report that new
1000 bill is pretty thing to look
at, but as yet we have never been
able. tC verify this report.
Even With an Old One
One Guess Is Enough
There are only two things in COM
mon about a rattlesnake and sec
ond-hand fiivver You have one
guess.
Rattle and Crawl
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M A r K EFT S
Observation-Disclosures
POTATOES

Chicago, Sept. 15.-Potato re-
ceipts, 60 cars. Market steady. To-
tai U. S. shipments, 1902 cars. Ida
no Whites, $3.50 to $3.50; Red River
Ohios, $3.50 to $2.95; Wisconsin
Whites, $2.65 to $2.85; Minnesota
Sandland Ohios, $1.75 to 50.
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ODD FELLOWS LODGE :
MEETS FRIDAY NIGHT

The, regular meeting of the /. O.
O. F. will be held Friday evening
at 8 o'clock at the Odd Fellows hall
All members are requested to be pres
ent
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AT OUR MACHINE: SHOP >.
you can have everykkind Of machine
repairing done expertly, promptly
and at d reasonable cost. Our equip
ment is adequate for any kind of
work from drilling small holes to
overhauling big machine. If you
use machinery Of any kind better
have our address handy. You may
need us in a hurry.
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METHODIST AID DIVISION
HAS PROFITABLE MEETING

One of the largest attended meet
ings of the dining room division Of
the Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
church was held yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Traitor in Mill Park, thirty being
present, four, of whom were visitors.
Plans were discussed for the exhi-
bitlon of their work at the county
fair, and much work was accom-
plished. Mrs. Traitor served a five
o'clock dinner for the guests.
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"BE SQUARE" BOYS CLUB
MEETS FRIDAY NIGHT

The "Be Square" club will have its
first fall meeting tomorrow night at
St. Pauls Evangelical church base
ment at 7 o'clock. All the Old men,
bers are asked to be present and
bring their friends. 49,
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Word for Jude johnson.

We wish to say Il kind word for
Jude Johnson: He is not one or those
hypOcrites who have beautiful front
yards and very dirty aud unsightly
back yards. His front yard is every
bit as dirty as his back yard.-Atchi-
son Globe.
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WHAT OTHERS SAY
To tho Editor.

In last evenings Pioneer l took
particular note of your cartoon about
congress and business men being puz-
zled because business, which was rep
resented by truck, would not start,
and it was captioned "Puzzles Even
an Expert" Now might in my hum
Bile way suggest that if the business
man would get down off the seat and
quit looking so glum and have some
rip-snorting old-time sales, that are
bargain events, that even l might be
induced to part with some of my
money-because surely need many
things-thank you. ,-s-s>.j
q A Subscriber, R. id. =
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ORDER OF FORESTERS TO
BE ENTERTAINED TONIGHT

A socia meeting Of the Woman'*s
Catholic Order of Foresters will be
held this evening atithe home of
Mrs. J. Bisar, I'LL Dewey avenue.
All members are requested to be
present, and bring their friends.
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PARENT-TEACHER CLUB
WILL MEET TOMORROW

There will be meeting of the
Parent-Teacher club at the Bemidji
State Teachers college tomorrow at
ternoon at 3 O'Clock. All. members
are urged to be present, and all who
are Interested areinvited to attend.