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EIGHT ROOMS

51th ST.. $50 w. Duplex. 3 baths. $1,000
Douglas L. Gilman, 10 r. 4eth st.
10Th ST., 40-4s w.
Fred'k Fox a Co.. Inc, 2a7 Madison Az.
list ST.. III w.
Manhattan Leasing Co.. 149 Church ST.
list St. $50 w. Bath; 81 ,aoo-$o.l0o.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way soth 81
10th ST.. 172 w. Bath: 1880.
Wood, Dolson Co., Inc, B'May a. soth 81
SD St, W.. cor. c. p. w. Bath. S. 900.
slawson & Hobbs. 162 W. 7ad St.
Saith St.. ca5 W. 3 baths. $500.
Inquire on premises.
seth to s7th St. and Broadway. The Belnord
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way s0th St
Seth St. o25 ". . baths.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. Bwey soth st
ssth St.. . W.. cor. c. r. w. 3 baths.
Manhattan Leasing Co.. 40 Church 81.
ssth ST.. 345 W. baths, $4,000.
slawson & Hobbs. 16e w. I'D g.
ssth St, $50 w. 1875 month.
w. Gray. 269 w. I3d 81.
Goth St. oJ5 w. cor. B'way. 3 baths, SO. 500
| Goth St. 255 w. cor. Bway baths. So, 500
slawson & Hobbs, i62 W. 1.d St.
9th ST.. 2o9 W. Bath; 5000.
Wood, Dolson Co.. Inc. Bway s0th ST
99th St. $40 w baths
Manhattan Leasing Co.. 10 Church 81.
ioist St. ia W. 8 baths; $500.
Wood. Dolson Co., Inc. broadway s0th st
1osth 81. 255 W.. cor. Bway. baths. $500
slavson & Hobbs, 1G. ". I'D St.
lioh St.. 5ol W baths. so,70o.
slawson 6 Hobbs. 162 W. I'D St.
10th ST.. Gil w. baths, So. .2oo-s3. 500.
Slawson 4: Hobbs. 16a W. 7.d st.
| 18th ST.. 53o ". baths. 5000.
Apply on premises
1fGth ST. SOC w. Sa,70o
Earle & Calhoun, oi2 W. 12d 81.
Ilsth ST.. 400 ". . baths: 1000.
! W. Alauson Alexander. jo3 18th Ave.
Claremont Ave, II. 81 300.
! Earle & Calhoun. o12 W. 7od ST.
Central Park West $1,000.
Slawson Hobbs. 162 W. I'D ST.
Central Park West, 2al . baths.
Bing & Bing, 11a W. 10th St.
Central Park West. rs. baths.
Bing Bing. 10 W. 40th st.
Riverside Drive. oI0 corner a3d St.
Wood. Dolson Co. Inc, broadway S0th ST
Riverside Drive. 3Go.
Superintendent on premises.
Riverside Drive. $50.
Edgar a. Levy Leasing Co, 500 9TH Av.
Riverside Drive. 156th-i51th SITS. The Riviera
Sharp & Co., 2fsa broadway.
Riverside Drive. a. baths. 81. 400.
Earle e. Calhoun. 81 ". 12d ST.
West End Ave-. SAILS. Bath, 81 200.
Slawson & Hobbs. 16a w. I'D st.
West End Ave. $50. $500
Earle & Calhoun. olo W. I'D st.
West End Ave. 5oo sfth ST.
Inquire on premises.
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FOUR ROOMS

18th ST.. 81 w.
supt or j. Irving Walsh. T3 W. 1lth st.
4sth St, 1o4 w $fc5 monthly
! Folsom Bros. Inc.. 127 L. 34th st.
54th St, I62 W. so.100 to 5000.
| sawson & Hobbs. 16o w. I2d st.
II. 4. Berwin. Ic3 Park Ave.
55th ST.. 14o w. Housekeeping apts.
| Douglas l.. Gilman. 10 e. 49th St.
55th St, 321 W.
Bing & Bing. 119 w. 4oth St.
55th ST., $50 W.
Bing Bing. 119 W. 4oth ST.
| 5sth St. 81 W. baths. 81. COOS. 800.
pease & Gilman, $40 Madison Ave.
5sth ST., 81 w.
Superintendent on premises.
5sth ST.. III W.
| Bing & Bing. 1io W. 4oth st.
/ 5sth St. 40 w.
| Edgar A. Levy Leasing Co.. 505 9th Av.
5ath ST.. "a W. Bath. S3.O00-$4 800.
| Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison Ave.
| G4th ST., w.
EIarperey Hall Co. on premises.
roth St. 345 w. $50.
Apply premises.
71st ST., 2a5 w. $o.aoo.
Earle 4 Calhoun. a12 W. I'D 81.
74th ST., 81 W.. cor. Col. Ave. Bath. 1900
Slawson 4 Hobbs. 1872 W 72d st.
s1st ST. and Central Park West.
Bing & Bine. 1I9 W. 10th ST.
/ stst ST.. lis W. $1,000
f. G. II. vosler. 455 Amsterdam Ave.
s1st ST., III w. $4,000.
E. C. II. voger. s55 Amsterdam Ave.
SGD ST.. 81 W. $4,000.
/ Apply on premises
ssth ST., - w.
Inquire on premises.
/ 1n4th ST.. 2o6 w.
Apply go Broadway. room aos.
| 1o6th ST. 23s W.
| Apply on premises.
| icoth ST.. 4s4 W.
hing & Bing. 1io W. 10th st.
| f25th St. 545 W. Bath. soso-si .os0.
Slawson & Hobbs. t62 w. I'D St.
| roth ST.. 72o W. Elevator service.
chas. s. Kohlar. 1929 St. Nicholas Ave.
iso.h ST.. Tfa W. Elevator service
Chas. s. 1Sohlcr. i4:s st. Nicholas Ave.
| 1th Av.. $40.
Bing & Bins. iio W. 10th St.
| Broadway and nsth ST.
| Harry Schiff. Droadwav and 9.s..-. 81.
broadway and Goth st. Spencer Arms.
Superintendent on premises.
Central Park South. 3G.
Euberth e. Huberth. Columbus Circle.
Central Park West and sist st. Moderate.
| Bng & Bing. fio w. 10th ST.
| Fort WASHINGTON Ave. a ts3d ST. S130-Si1J
| Apply premises Wadsworth 9a7a.
Montgomery Av.. 1890 near roth ST.
Nehring Bros. 1881 ST. Nicholas Az.
| Riverside Drive, lt- 'tItn Sts. Tne Fslr1ea a
Sharp Co, ai23 Broadway.
| Riverside. Drive. near f5sth St.
| Apply on promises.
ST. Nicholas Ave. 9o5. s65.
| Agent on premises. Intervale gi5S.
| Washington Pi.. 50.
Pepe, 40 Washington Square.
wadsworth Ave. f29. Elevator service.
Chas g. Kohler. 1928 st. Nicholas Ave.
Washington Square Apartments.
Pepe. 40 Washington Square.
waveriey FL. 1913.
Superintendent premises.
West End Av.. es5. at to5th ST.
L. J. Phillips Co.. t4s W. I'D 81.
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Manhattan-West Side.
SEVEN ROOMS

West End Av.. $50, s. w. cor. asth St.
Wood, Dolson So, Inc, B'way soth 81
West End Ave. ISo. 3 baths.
Sawson Hobbs. 49, w. I'D ST
West End Ave. s4i-5 (non-eleyator). 81 800
r., 100. Slawson e. Hobbs. i62 w. I'D ST.
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SIX ROOMS

afth St. 49, w. cor 7th Ave. s.. 700 to $500
Slawson Hobbs. 16a W. I'D St.
5sth St. 81 W.
Superintendent on premises.
59th ST., "a w. . baths, sc, ,ooa
Pcase Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
s0th St. a25 w. baths: 81. 900.
Wood. Dolson Co. Inc. B'way & s0th st.
0sth ST.. 2I5 W. . baths, $500.
Premises or phone Lenox 5000.
1921 ST.. $50 w. 3 baths.
Wood. Doison Co., Inc, B'way S0th 81.
10th St. 206 w.
Apply go Broadway. room acs
10Th ST.. sol w . baths So. 200.
slawson Hobbs. 162 w. rcd st.
10th ST.. Gil W. = baths, 81. 200.
slawson & HobbsS,s2 w Tod ST.
ilsth ST.. Gle w. $4,000.
Earle Calhoun. 81" w. I'D St.
IoIth ST.. 65 W. 500 monthly
Shaw. Rockwell Sanford. ! W. ta5th ST.
lsoth ST.. 710 W. Elevator service
Chas. S. Kohler. 1923 st. Nicholas Ave.
Broadway and asth st.
Harry schiff. Broadway and o4th st.
$3.50 Broadway. sie5
Apply on promises.
Il Claremont Ave $3.50 month
W. Gray. go ". I'D st.
Convent Ave. 4ao
Knox McAfee. Jr., 200 W. 1cd
Haven Ave. 30j.
Chas. s. Kohier 1923 st. Nicholas Ave-
Riverside Drive. 156th- f5Tth Sts.. The Riviera.
Sharp & Co. o4s9 Broadway.
Riverside Drive $50. near f5sth ST.
Apply on premises.
Washington So. Apartments
Pepe Bros. 40 Washington Square.
Washington Pl.. 81.
Pepe. 80 Washington Square.
West End Ave. o25. cor. 10th ST.
Adolph Meyer 1000 broadway.
West End Ave. 500. s4th ST.
Inquire on promises.
West End Ave. 645. . & 3 baths 81. 900 To
s3.6od Sawson Hobbs. iGo w I'D St.
West End Ave. TsD. : baths.
Slawson & Hobbs. 1852 W. I'D ST.
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THIRTEEN ROOMS

6sth St. II =. baths si2.5oo.
Pcase & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
Park Ave, go. with Ritz-Carlion re-taurapt.
Douglas L. Gilman, II y. 49th r..
Park Ave. $50. : baths. $1,000.
Douglas L. EllIman. u 2 +ntn 81.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough Of Manhattan-Misceila eilaneous.
Private Dwellings-Easy Terms

i1s,h. near R'way-3 story and basement
rooms. . baths: parauet floors: immediate
possession; Si3500.
i45th ST.. near Edgecombe Avs story and
basement. 10 rooms, baths; immediate
posfession, $4,000.
fist. near I'd Avs story and basement.
10 rooms. bath; Immediate poss. $4,000.
sist. near 20 Av.--3 story and basement,
- rooms. hath: immediate poss. sii 500.
Sc broadway. room 1880.
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SEVEN ROOMS

sTih ST. f5l Y. . baths.
Robt NJ. Bush & CO.. AGENTS, Spring $3.50
5s.h St, IA f. Bath. 5000.
Pcasc & Gilman, go Madison Ave.
slth ST.. io5 z.
Geo. Neiman. 80 18th Ave
Ssh 81. ioG f. : baths. ss.sco-sf. 200.
Douglas l.. Gilman, II f iath st.
s5th ST.. 100 y.
Duff & Coagev Mcdfnn md seth st.
seth ST. and Lexington Az.
y. J. Cody. 1860 Lexington Av.
seth S., ss z. $4,000
Douglas L. Gilman, Is e 4sth st.
a5,h ST.. 1872 f. 81, 200.
Leon S. Altmayer. g. r. s6th 81.
Madison Ave, ffao. s1.s0o-so. 500.
Agent on premises.
Madison Ave. 1869. $500.
Duff Conrer Madison and seth ST.
Park Ave, 200 Housekeeping.
DOUGLAS l.. Gilman. II r. 4oth st.
Parl; Av.. si5.
Apply on premises.
Park Ave. $40 Duplex apt, ; baths; 5000
Douglas l.. Ellman. " r. iath st.
Park Ave. o4n baths. e. 200.
Superintendent on premises
Park Av 1929. 9Gth 81.
on Premises OF Harlem ISIS.
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ELEVEN ROOMS

5s.h ST., ia5 w baths. $500.
DouElaa l.. Elliman. - z. 10th ST.
seth ST. 3i5 w. baths Sc o5o-s1, 600.
slawson & Hobbs. fe2 W. I'D ST.
Yves; End Ave. 4o1. 3 baths: $500.
Wood. Dolson Co. Inc. Bway a. s0,h 81
Central Park West. 5s z baths.
Blnc g. Ring, 11a W 40th ST
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An advertisement ~ the Lost aud
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility Of
recovering your lost property.
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FIVE ROOMS

fssd st. and Teller .'"e.
Niewenlaus Co, 3i6 =. i6ist e.
1a2d ST.. University Ave.
Inquire al premises.
c3i5 Andrews Ave.
Agent on premises.
Grand Concourse and 1aith -.
superintendent on premises.
I.oring III. o305. 800 monthly.
Agent on premises.
University Ave. and 1924 p.
Agent on premises.
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EIGHT ROOMS

5th Ave, 2sT. baths. ts.s00,
rutland & Benjamin. Inc. ~ +. fsih 81.
10Th St. 1n3 z. 81 500.
~ A. Berwin. in7 Parl Ave,
snth ST.. 81 z. 2 baths. 1000
Douglas L. Gilman, - r. 4a;h 81.
SSH ST.. 116 r.. 3 baths, s4.ooo-ss.o 900.
Douglas l.. Gilman. ~ r. 4ath 81.
ssih ST.. ii r. 2 baths. $500 $500.
rcase ( Eliman. $40 Madison Ave.
10Th st.. iss Il. $500.
Folsom Bros, III r. 3fth st.
ss;h ST.. Gs r. $4,000.
Douglas l.. Gilman. II r. 49th 81.
Park Ave. 5s5. 2 baths, 50, 200 TO Sc 800
Pease 4 Ellman. 80 Madison Ave.
Park Av.. $50. 3 baths
Bi1g Bing. 1io W. 10th 81.
park Ave. eIa. $4,000.
psssc Eilman. 40 Madison Ave.
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Borough Of oucens--saie or Rent.
JAMAICA.

family brick. well built and nicely
located ..4....s4.....4..44...s .sin, 500
family frame. large plot. two
porches. rarauct floors. .T5n
family fiasly built room house. sc, 500
family room house. north of nm
side auto driveway. ay.....+.t.st.t.ts. 81. zoo
The above houses are all located In Ia
made.
HARRY S. JOBES saSs,Ts' ! ss,1,gsn w. W
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Park Ave. go. with Ritz-Carlton rrstaural
Douglas l., Gilman. l5 Z. 4oth 81.
Park Ave. 800. $4,000.
Pease & Ellman. $40 Madison ave.
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New Tax Exempt Two Family Houses
borough Of ou-ens-snlc or Rent.

a. .nOo or more cash. ~ rooms. . baths
all modern improvements; beautiful section
near Forest Patk. convenient to all car
lines. 4S minutes TO New York; one floor
pays all expenses. prices from $500 to
$4,000. Cali to-day with deposit. Open
daily and SUNDAYS from A. NJ. to 5 r. NJ
vCELLER BROS. ffts Jamaica av.. near
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1G3d St. Teller Ave.
Nicwenhaus Co.. 3f6 z. f5fst 81.
Davidson Ave. and ia0th ST.
Agent on premises.
Grand Concourse and ioIth -.
Agent on premises.
Morris Ave. and 1e6th st.
Agent on nremIses.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
norouzh Of oueens--Sale or Rent.
MANOR.

The Ideal Home Community
70 MINUTES FROM GRAND CENTRAL
Via OIrFNSEORo SUBWAY, sc. Fare.
ONE g. TWO-FAMILY HOUSES
of Superior Design aud quality. With
Auto Driveways. Prices from $4,000 To
SIT 800. sold on Reasonable Terms.
ALL HOUSES ARE UNDER 10 YEAR
TAX ENFNpT RULING.
store Property for sale & Apis. 10 Rent.
w. r. GIBSON oWnTl5 Mi>,tpEn NNp
on PREMISES DAILY AND SUNDAY.
Take OI EFN~BoRO SUBWAY tCorelr
Branch) at Grand Central TO EIMHt RST
AVE. STATION; GiBsO>'s OFFICE ut
Foot Of stairs. or. Troileys Marked
FLUSHING or COLLEGE POINT, from
Manhattan End of QuEE>SBORO
BRIDGE ,5oth ST. to JUNCTION AVE.
Walk One Block North to buildings.
JACKSON a ~ Notion AYES, ELM
HURST. =. '. Phone Newtcwn eoo2-20s3.
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SIXTEEN ROOMS
SEVENTEEN ROOMS

Park Ave. 30. with Ritz-Carlton restau
Douglag l.. Elliman. Il r. 10th 81.
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FOURTEEN ROOMS
FIFTEEN ROOMS

Park Ave. GO with Ritz-carton restaurant
i Douglas l.. Elliman II v. 10th 81.
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TWELVE ROOMS

5s.h St. .4n w. baths.
L. T. Phillips 4 Co. iss W. 1cd ST
to1ir 81. go w. $500 IL.
Superintendent on premises
1oTth St. go W.
Anplv on premises
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TWENTY-FIVE ROOMS

Park Ave. Gao. baths. $4,000
Douglas L. Gilman. Is f. 4eth 81.
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EICHTEEN ROOMS

Par. Ave, go. with Ritz-carlton restaurant.
Douglas l.. Gilman, II E. 4oth st.
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SIX ROOMS

163d St and Teller Ave.
Nicwenhaus Co.. SIS z. 16ist ST.
Holland Az, oTo6. . blocks Allerton Az. sub
Jacobs 4 Emil Leitner $50 Westchester Az.
1aod ST. University ave.
Inquire at premises.
Grand Concourse and iaith 81
Superintendent on premises.
University Ave. and 1oad s..
Agent on premises.
SEVEN ROOMS
fG3d ST. and Teller Ave.
Siewenhaus Co. 3is z. fsist St.
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Bronx

5th Ave. a07. S37,5oo.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
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THREE ROOMS
FOUR ROOMS

fGsd ST.. Teller Ave.
Niewenhaus TO-. GIG r. i6lst 81
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Park Ave. $40. 10000.
Pease T. Gilman. 34u Madison Ave.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-03
VIEWPOINT NEVER THE SAME
In Classifying Themselves the Sexes
Have Always Differed and Prob
ably Always Will.

It may be said without fear Of con.
tradlction that given mans ideal Of
a woman, and that same woman's ideal
Of herself, are two absolutely different
things. For as regards themselves the
sexes vision differently. So, general
masculine ideals Of 2feminity, and fem.
inity's ideals of itself, are most unlike.
We, have Johns \John, and Mary's
John: Mary's Mary, and Johns Mary
and this square is far more difficult
even to apprehend, MUCH less, resolve,
than is the squaring Of the circle, or
any. mental glimpsing of the fourth d.
mension Of space. Yet if the eternal
two ever did really understand each
other, interest would Immediately
cease; J. for what YOU understand YOU
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BETTER FARMING CLUB
4 ~. : MEET AT CARR LAKE

The Better Farming club held its
meeting at Carr Lake school house
on Saturday. w. a.. % "a s..
Dinner was served at noon, Mrs.
F. H. jackson and Mrs. Thomas Keefe
being hostesses.
After dinner the meeting was called
to order by Vice-President Mrs. F.. NJ.
Pendergast. Minutes of the last meet
ing were read and approved. III p
d. C. Dvoracek and H. A. Pflug-
hoeft were present at the meeting.
<Mr. Dvoracek gave very inter-
esting talk on the potato warehouse
for Bemidji, and also brought up
other subjects of interest to farmers.
H. A. Pflughoeft gave very in
teresting talk on: boys and girls
club work.
Dan Gray, living south of town,
gave very interesting talk on grow
ing corn A vote of thanks was ex-
tended to Mr.. Dvoracek and Mr..
Pflughoeft for their presence and
interest taken in the club work
A; very profitable meeting was
held. The next meeting will be held
en- the last Saturday in March at the
Carr Lake school house,
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PHILATHEAS ENTERTAIN
UPSTREAMERS TOMORROW

:. The young mems class of the M.
e. Sunday school called the up
streamers," and the young ladies'
class called the "Philatheas" recent
ly held a debate in the church, the
question being, "Resolved: That tile
United States lead the world in dis
armament" the judges decided in
favor of the negative, or young mems
class. Friday evening the winning
class will be entertained at the
church by the losing class. Program
and games will furnish the entertain
ment of the evening, and refresh
ments will be served.
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appropriate, in a sense you become
that thing In creating them male and
female, therefore, 50 like yet unlike,
Providence constituted distinction
and difference that should prove a
perennial source Of interest and JOY;
with incidental exasperations, it may
be, and perpetual wonder. 49,. T.
"Just like man. lust like
woman" are the commoncst Of phrases
but what it is to be S.tjust like a
man." or Just like a woman" who
can truly say?, Does man understand
woman any better today than he did
in the Stone age, .gor woman under
stand manY Between the two is for,
ever fixed the enchanting bridge-not
chasm--of perpetual why. The "cen-
trail core of IDENTIFY in each may be
trusted ~ keep its secret-the secret
Of delight and God-given attraction.
-Scribner's Magazine.
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WHAT'S on TONIGHT

!; Elk's lodge at Elk's hail at g
O'clock S'>7 = > ! ..3r "a e.. -.
=: Modern Samaritans at l. o. Q.
hall at g o'clock, sa.= ~,.,--. 1885,, ...,.
- Queen Esthers at 1915 Lake Boule-
ward at O'Clock - -
Evangelical services at Baptist
church at 1880 o'clock. >-.~<%'
Prayer meeting at Presbyterian
church at 8 o'clock.
Legion meeting at city hall at 8
o'clock.
Juvenile band practice at 1880.
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bodies will be organized soon in all
the principal cities of the state, and
this will include Bemidji, Mankato,
Owatonna and Fairmont within a
very short1stime &>%7E @,@*. ,~,s,&bes
Plans are being made to organize
a unit here as soon as possible and
it is expected that definite plans. will
be made known in a few. weeks.
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ZENDER.SHITH

Lawrence Smith and Miss Regina
Gender of Bemidji were married
March at the office of Judge Har-
ris. Miss Hannah Forseth aud wal
ter Colmer attending. Mr.. Smith is
building a home on a farm near Ten
strike, where they expect to reside.
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UNIVERSITY ALUMNI MAY
ORGANIZE BEMIDJI UNIT

Organization Of alumni units of
the University of Minnesota, is pro-
crossing throughout the state, &C
cording to E. B. Pierce, secretary of
the alumni board. He expects that
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Fuii.1:E1SGTH vELouRs COAT.

FU1isIENGTH vELoURS COAT.
Designed to give warmth, while it
emphasizes chic is this full length
coat Of dark brown, yelours. The
coachman's cape collar is edged with
astrachan and adds becoming
touch to the model. Buttons trim
the large pockets and deep cuffs, Med
ium size requires, 3h yards 54inch
material, with ] yard fur handing
Pictorial Review Coat No. 9059.
Sizes, "a to A inches bust. Price.
IS cents. 49, y
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PRESBYTERIAN LADIES' AID
- MET WEDNESDAY EVENING

Presbyterian church Ladies Aid, OF
which Miss Matte Stohl is chairman,
met last evening at the home of Mrs.
J.. H. Fallon, 7O6 Minnesota avenue.
A social time was enjoyed and Mrs.
:FalloIr served refreshments.
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LITTLE MISS MATSON IS -:
ENTERTAINED ON BIRTHDAY

"" tMrs."-G::-W:- Clifford of the Clay
ton apartments, entertained yester-
day afternoon in honor of Little Miss
Virgie 'Matson, two-year-old daugh-
ter of MIR: and Mrs. NJ. l.. Matson, it
being her birth anniversary. Mrs.
Clifford served delicious refresh
ments. Those present were Mrs. w.
2. Robinson and daughter, Elizabeth,
Mrs. T. c. Stuart and son, John, and
daughter Mary Ann, Mrs. A. b.
Kobe and daughter Mary and = son
Dudley, Mrs J. C. Higbe, Mrs. L. S.
Meade, Mrs. M. l.. Matson and son
Kendrick and daughter Virgie.
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LAND OWNERS

We need a few improved and par
TALLY improved farms in the vicinity
Of Bemidji for our spring listing.
Chas. S. Carter, Bemidji, MINI.
1875
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LINNEA SOCIETY: POsTPONEs 81: 81:
MEETING SCHEDULED FRIDAY

The Linnea society of the Bethel
Lutheran church will not hold its
meeting Friday as announced, lead
ers Of the society announced today.
No reason was given for the post
pone1hent of the session.
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MODERN SAMARITANS' = 4 i
! e., = - MEET THIS EVENING

The Modern Samaritans will meet
tonight at the Odd Fellows hall at
s o'clock at banquet. All members
are urged to be present. =. p.
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.5BARKERS TO ENTERTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Barker, 11O9
BNnidji avenue, will entertain Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Denu, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. =. Given at seven O'clock dinner
Friday evening: r. ">.,'
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LAND. OWNERS

We need a few improved and par
TALLY improved farms in the vicinity
Of Bemidii for our spring listing.
Chas. 8. Carter, Bemidji, Mimi.
=. -. = :, ! 49,. 7t3-5
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PRESBYTERIAN LADIES TO
ENTERTAIN THEIR HUSBANDS

The bedroom division of the La
dies Aid Of the Presbyterian church
will entertain their husbands at
six o'clock dinner this evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A: War
field, I'll Lake Boulevard. About
fifty guests are expected. F..
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B. P0. E. ELKS

There will be q regular meeting Of
the Elks lodge Thursday evening.
Election of officers.
E. H. JERRARD, Sec'y.
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QerWent a very SERIOUS operation III
St. Anthony's hospital on Monday,
is reported to be getting along as
we'll as can be expected.
$4,000 to loan on farms. The
Dean Land Co., Bemidji, Minnesota,
.1O-z7tf
Gunstine ,Lengerak, who lives on
a farm hear Bemidji, was brought to
St.. sAnthopy's hospital Saturday
evening from Gemmel, where he sus-
tanned broken leg while working
in the woods; at that place. IS
For guaranteed vnlcanizing and
<tires ws1ftng 90 to the Service and
Quality Tire Shop, ,407 Beltrami ave-
nue.. 6t3-7
Miss Harriet lCyrE@ Of Blackjack,
who was operated; upon late Satur-
day night At &St. Anthony's hospital
for acute appendicitis, is getting
along nicely, and expects to be able
to go home the first of next week.
Mrs. J. c. Satire was the guest
at the o. B. SonStrud, home, 1000
America avenue, this week, while
en- route to her home at Crookston
from Bass Lake, where she has been
the guest of E. M. Satire and fam
lily. -
Mrs. r. E. Gotta, 1908 Bemidji ave.
nue., returned Tuesday night from
Brainerd where she accompanied her
cousin, Mrs. Henry Myers. Mrs. N.Y.
ers has been visiting at the Gotta
home for the past three weeks, and
is going on to Minneapolis, en- route
to her home at Kingsbury,, s. D.. =.
G. Wakhus of Thief River Falls
came to Bemidji Wednesday noon to
attend to business here. Mr.. WAX
hus owned a farm near Bemidii and
resided here until last fall, when he
sold the farm and moved to Thief
River Falls. He expects to visit at
Mcintosh before returning home
George A. Walker, -Jr, received a
long DISTANCE message this afternoon
stating that his wifi, who his been
receiving treatment sat Minneapo-
lis hospital for some time, has suf-
fered a sudSen setback, and he left
this noon, via Crookston, for that
city. His father, George Walker, ST..
expects to follow on the evening
train tonight. =: ..ssF az
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Mrs. Adeline Goodrich, who hn-
derwent very serious operation in
St. Anthony's hospital on Monday.
is reported to be getting along as
well as can be expected.
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$4,000 to loan on farms. The
Dean Land Co., Bemidji, Minnesota,
s% ,1O-Z7tf
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Gunstine ,iLengerak, who lives on
a farm hear Bemidji. was brought to
St.. sAnthopy's hospital Saturday
evening from Gemmel, where he sus-
tanned a broken leg while working
in the woods at that place. H.. Is
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Leland Carter, who was operated
upon about a month age, at st. An
thongs hospital, was able to return
to his home at Hines Wednesday.