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RIDGEwOoD. ". J.-Beautiful Colonial
dwelling. splendid location, near denot:
fine trees, shrubs, &C.: and over = acres !;
house. Is rooms. 2 baths. paruuet, stea-n
electricity: 2 story garage; real equity
$40, 800 over first mort sage OF $1,000; owner
wants Brooklyn or Greater New York, quick
deal. GEGAN & DEvINE. 123 Kingston av.
WE WANT YOUR PROPERTY.
Many Years Trading Experience.
ment houses and one on two family dwell
ings; also country estates. hotels, homes
and farms. Tell US what you have and
what you want. GHEGAN G. LEVINE, 123
Kingston av., Brooklyn.
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STATE ROAD FARM. 10 acres, ideal for
auto repairing, gasolene and oil station. IN
connection with poultry truck, fruit; room
house, city gas throughout, open fireplace.
set washtubs. furnace heat large barn ana
basement: hold 10 automobiles. lot straw
berries, blackberres, apples, pears, grapes !;
hundreds of automobiles pass each DAY;
owner going to Europe; PRICE for quick
sale 81 500, 50 900 cash. Write, also send
for our Illustrated Farm Catalogue with
photo. BRAY & MACGEORGE. V1NELAND.
n. J.
62 ACRE FARM: house, large barn; near
Long Branch, whole price Si.oOo; SZ,ooo
cash. buildings worth more than the price
ARTHUR HOLTSON, Long Branch, ~ u
1913 ACRE Hunterdon county general purpose
farm; large house, numerous outbuildings'
completely stocked all farming implements
splendid crops; miles to town and R.R.
station; real farm with the goods TO prove
its WORTH want to SELL WILLIAM II.
MCCONNELL, Annandale. N. j.
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New Hampshire--Sale or Rent.

SPOFFORD LAKE, N H.-Furnished cot
tage; 4 masters bedrooms, servants
rooms. 2 baths, electric lights, open fire
place large piazza, good grounds. garage:
rent reasonable. Mrs. J. A. BoYCE, 20
Park place. Newtonyie Mass.
SPOFhORD LAKE, N. H.-Splendid furnish
ed cottage large verandas masters bed
rooms. servants' rooms. 4 baths. electric
lights. open fireplaces, beautiful grounds.
tennis court. garage: near golf course. Mrs.
JAMES a. BOYCE, 20 Park place. Newton
Vile Mass
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNIsHED
Dorongh Of nrooklyn.

OCEAN AV. finest section Of Flatbush
beautiful house, with garage for cars
all modern improvements. elegantly FUR
nished Will rent 20 November I.
JOHN r.. HENRY, JR.,
tso. Montague ct. Main 1870
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New York.


FARM FOR sALE-o02 acres $50 level f65
tliatle good buildings, running water.
milking machine. 30 head cattle. horses.
complete farm TOOLS. & al crops; o on state
~. NJ. BOWEN, Farm Settlement Agent.
Cocpei stown. n. "
FARMS. Dutchess county: catalogue.
ROGERS REALTY coRPoBATIoS.
FARM. 100 acres. 90 rooms, all improve
ments; $4,000, 81 600 down: Arena, n. Y.
Apply 75 West l34th. DREW
FARMS, all kinds Tree list; state wants.
VAIL, 17ois Lafayette, Schenectady, ~ Y.
STONE HOUSE. 40 ACRES. $1,000; 81 600
CASH Ask for description 1927. Soc page
- of our Free Farm and Estate Portfolio
r. E sLoCUM. INC. i4l broadway
SELECTED FARMS. homes country estates
Of all descriptions, bargain prices; write
your wants. HUBER e IAffNER. Farm
Agency Newhuryh
- CATTLE. TEAM. MILKING MACHINES
implements. tools and crops with dandy
dairy farm: price complete. Sl1 900: s2.T00
cash. Ask for description 1915. See page -
Of cfr Free Farm aud Estate Portfolio OF
i l.. sLo CUM. INC, 1n broadway.
,7 ncre farm nj New City Roclland county,
n. NJ: IL room houae. all improvements in
cludng steam heat, electric llSnts and spring
water supply large barn ana outnuildings
frees: five minutes walk to the New City
railroad station. ELDRIDGE, New City.
90 acre farm, near Chester. Orange county,
New York 40 cows fully stocked: tcois .
SOS 600: no exchange. brokers protected
HARRY VAIL. New Milford. Orange county.
New York.
$500 SECURES 40 ACRE FARM
NEAR NEW YORK CITY.
Splendid opportunity. good money truck.
poultry berries &c; strawberries often
yield nolglrboring farmers $500 acre. proGuc-
two loan tllagc, brook watered pa@ture.
abundance wood. apples, pears, plums,
grapes Gc. pleasantly located house .
Vcrandts, good water. excellent view barn.
poultry house. garage: 10 sell quickly, prise
made 81 600, haif cash; Immediate action
necessary. Get catalog near New York
farms, free. q. y. SAMMIs & SON, FREQ
hold. n. T.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Connecticut

AT Ridgefield, Conn. on State highway to
Danbury, farm Of SO acres. with dwelling
house and outbuildings; attractively To-
Gated for summer residence and farming !:
owner, removed to California. desires TO sell.
ADAM.i & KELLER. Ridgefcld, or HENRY
A. CLARK, Flushing, N. y.
FINEST FARM BARGAINS IN CONN.
Shown In our Free Portfolio Of 7Ja pictures.
r. II. S l. Q c y M. y c.. 1H broadway;
HILLTOP FARM. Ridgefield section. on
State road 100 acres, view OF Long Island
Sound complete farm buildings. araesian
we'll: excellent soil owner going West must
sell: price $4,000. HOWELL c. PERRIN,
SO ACRE FARM, HANDY, N. ",
WITH PAIR HORSES, s COWS AND
heifers. hogs. io5 poultry, machinery, tools.
vehicles. harnesses, crops, potatoes. beans,
oats. corn. vegetables thrown in TO start
you right; edge town In thriving section: :
productive loam tillage. Il COW brook
watered. wire fenced pasture. 500 cords
wood. timber; fine orchard 30 apple trees,
pears, pums cherries. grapes; good . room
house, cool shade, delightful view: new -
COW basement barn. poultry house; quick
action price 81. 800 takes al, part cash
Come at once. Other farms described our
new bargain catalogue. free. B. S. WILL
FORD. Cornwall Bridge, Conn.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

ONE TENANT INVESTMENT
TO SWAP FOR TENEMENT.
Downtown property leased on not basis to
high class tenant; net income 81. ZOO: equity
$27. 900 above $50. 600 mortgage: viii make
fair swap for tenement other property.
Owner. WILLIAM ID. FITZPATRICK. Singer
Building
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BEAUTIFUL country place. 1875 acres, high
productive ground . miles from station on
inpin road. large house. ~ rooms and bath !;
small hOusc. Z rooms bathe. both houses
steam heated. tilr garage. atrble and barns
I appp orchard and other fruits. poultry
houses for 1000 iienH and broodcr houses !;
viii arll. including cow 600 ycarlng hens
ami 200 c1icks. for 100000. or VIII divide 70
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Borough OF Bronx.

CREsTON Av., c0f5.--7 room private house.
large light rooms. porch; garden, COM
pletely furnished; telephone. piano. vtctrola.
references essential. $3.50. June 20 septem-
ber i; convenient Jerome av. subway and
Il" Burnside station. Phone Fordham 1911.
Borough Of Brooklyn.
HIlIGHTS-Furnishcd family house for
summer; seven rooms. Main 35sSW.
Borough of Queens.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS.
For rent, white stucco Colonial house. OPP
posite Forest PARK. ~ rooms. . bathrooms.
laundry. garage, enclosed porch. brick ter
race. arbor seat. garden, June LIST 10 Octo-
Der; references. Phone LYMAN BEECHBR
STOWE, Boulevard 6444.
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FOR SALE.
cENTLEMAN's SUMMER HOME.

one OF the most beautifully located su-l-
mar homes in the Green Mountains Of Ner-
mont: this Is part Of the Theodore n. Vail
estate; n comprises beautiful 10 room rtssi-
dcnce 10 acres OF land and barn or garage.
The View from this point IS tho most beau
tfful in Vermont, think. Price only SIS 900.
Write to l.. II. SHONYO, REAL ESTATE,
T,YNDONvILIE, VT. FOR PARTICULARS.
Catalog OF more than 100 farms sent on re-
quest.
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50 ACRE FARM, HANDY, n. n,
Long Island.

HAUPPAGuE. LONG ISLAND.
Farm for sale. 80 acres OF good land. two
DIV wclings houses, large barn, stable. carriage
sheds. chicken house. large shady trees, or
chard and grape vines may be seen by APP
pointmcnt 3fl Jefferson av., Brooklyn, n.
Y. Telephone 9a3l LAFAYETTE.
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RESIDENCES TO LET,
New York.
r,n rrr

Keene Valley. Adirondacks. 10 room cot
tage, . baths. fireplaces, screened sleeping
and sitting porches; double garage 3 addi-
ticnsl furnished bungalows. II acres of
forest and meadow, entirely fenced: cottage
on wooded knoll. reached by private drive
wav and commanding view of I peaks one
n,le from State road: completely furnished.
including siverware and beddinxi for sea-
son $3.50. with ice and fuel. I60 Herald.
~ a.-n1A sp
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.
Long Island.
BELLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. home for sale
or may rent to responsible party, u room
house. all modern improvements. with ga
rage. at 2i1 Beach 13oth 81. Tel. Spring 6296.
New York.
SUBURBAN HOMES,
waterfronts small farms commuters
homes, furnished houses within hour city !.
large selection. The largest suburban agency
IN Rockland county. JoSEPH 7. GAYNOR,
Nyack. N. i.
WHITE PLAINS, n. Y-Furnished house
for rent; $3.50 per month. DR.. ZACHARIE.
White Plains, n. Y.
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FINEST FARM BARGAINS IN n. J.
shown in our free portfolio OF 1852 pictures.
Il. Il. 20 CUM NJ, 1 N o.. 141 Broadway.
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$500 SECURES 10 AcRE FARM
New Jersey,

Alb size farms. located in the potato belt.
CLIFFORD g. BROWN. cfanbury Station,
Mlddiosey Co.. n. =.
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Pennsylvania.

MOTrNT POCON0, Pa.-For rent, attractive
furnished cottages and bungalows, with i'm
provements. l.. l.. MERWlN. Mount Pocono.
Pa.
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PAULING, N. \.
fpovltsl,iro L-oothftaY

10 rent, lirse .,, di,ne, iahhM uJansiiM large Co
fireplace, 7 bedrooms. three bathrooms;
large piazza overlooking view; cleo.
throughout: double garage. chauffeur's quar-
,erg. vegetable and flower rarden: season
any length; no minutes from New York: /:
references desired Address Miss HARRIET
TarrR. Hotel ST. Andrews Broadway, at
5ed ~ New York. Columbus 493g
SPEND your vacation Vi Sullivan county
siO for individual camp sites for season,
froutfng large lake; fine boating. bathing.
a. IsNER. Narrowaburg. ~ y.
BROOKS AGENCY, MONROE. NJ. Y.
srTIIpp LAKE, Adirondack; rent. coftare
accommodates six, $500 season; part cot
,ave. four, $3.50 rowboat canoe ice; Chria-
tians: adults. Address X, Box 100 Grand
Central Post Office.
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New Hampshire.

NEW HAMPSII1RE-Large handsomely fur
nished holWe bordering lake, fishing, boat
ing bathing; magnificent trecs: garage; ST0C
season. Tel. apt. Gil. e13l Circle, 1850 B'wsy.
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IF YOU possess tho artistic temperament
and wish TO buy an ideally beautiful
spot ] have an island on tho largest;
most beautiful lake In New Jersey short
distance froul New York: rustic cottage.
: rooms, baths, electric lights, house
well furnished. boathouse and launch
lake: 900 feet elevation. sell on easy
Herald go.
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Vermont.

ATTRACTIVE furnished house FOR rent. near
lake and hotels, or II rooma. bath, eiec-
tric lfghts piano, gas range and water
heater: . large porches; garden. complete
$500 Address Q. X, 6S South Union ST.
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SOUTH RRIsTOL, ME.--To let for the sca-
son. rooms nicely furnished farm house
the Dafnasiscotta River. Semi for photos
and particulars. S. a. NfARBEL. 20 Blake
~ .Nnn. Mass.
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Miscellaneous.


DO YOU WANT LAND? We want TO send
everybody wanting land free sample copy
of American Land Bulletin, containing land
for sale In 80 States; many snaps, we are
publishers. not land dealers. Write. stating
kind wanted, AMERICAN LAND BULLE-
TIN Baldwin. Wis.
FARMS for sale: catalogue free.
Strout Farm Agency. Box y. 10 Nassau st.
WE have for sale some OF the most produce
tive cultivated farms in Marinette county.
Write JACOBS & DASHNETt, Peshtigo. Wis.
for further information.
$500 SECURES 80 ACRE
LAKE VIEW FRUIT FARM WITH
orchard OF 40 apple trees besides pears.
pums, grapes, &c. close manufacturing
town. few minutes walk trolley 10 con-
vnnient city; machine worked fields. cut
20 tons hay; s cows, spring watered, wire
fenced pasture; estimated 100 900 IT. timber
and wood when marketed to more than
pav for all; maple sugar orchard. good I
room house shaded by old naples and
overlooking sparkling lake; 10 1T. base
ment barn, 500 bird poultry house; to set
tie now 5000 takes 1t: only $500 cash, easy
terms: Details page .. illus. catalog; LOO
be rgains. FREE. STROUT FARM AGENCY,
l50 r.. f., Nassau ST., n. Y. city.
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IMMEDIATE possession. exceptional oppor-
tuilty 20 purchase new just completed g
room sefni-bunEalow: In fine residential scc-
ton. near denot; steam. gas. electricity
open fireplace. hardwood floors and chestnut
trim; tiled bath. porches, sleeping porch
enclosed. workmanship and material OF the
best: built by days labor: only s.. 800. NJ
ID. STRAUSS, owner, Station Square. Ruth
erford. NJ. J.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.

New England.
COTTAGES EVERY WHERE
ADfRONpACKS,
LAKE GEORGE,
LAKE CHAMPLAlN,
ALL NEW ENGLAND STATES.
ADIRONDACSS SUMMER HOMES, INC.
box 5s9 City Hall sta. Tel. Lafayette 1915.
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MONROE. ORANGE COUNTY. NEW YORK
Beautifully furnished summer home for
rent. twenty acres; finest water. altitude
/ 900 feet: Hix MASTER bedrooms. four baths
accommodations three servants, with bath
aarare three cars; open fires and furnace.
Nnniv WILLIAM STOUT, Executor. 81 Lib
as'tv NJ rel. 3OH0 John.
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Miscellaneous-Sale or Rent.

MILE frontage on ocean and bay: excellent
~ located tract: ripe for development.
FRAZIER CO.. 1918 Chestnut ST., Philadel-
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1tAsppn--ct. .rrrcr,re

HONEST farm bargains, all prices, every
where. BATSoN FARM AGENCY. $50 9TH
av., N. Y.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
staten Island.

BUNGALOW. completely furnished. piano,
garage, acre of ground: near ocean; viii
rent by month or season from May 49, can
be seen any time. 131 Hillcrest St. Great
Kills, s. I.
SOUTH BEACH, s. Three room furnished
bungalow, all conveniences: five minutes
from beach. Apply to Mrs. G. Il. BROWN.
Phone 1913 Dongan Hills.
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Florida-sale or Rent.


Florida-Sale or Rent
THE LAND OF FLOWERS.
A FIVE ROOM HOUSE AND 20 ACRES
or GOOD LAND: this little house is wait
ing for you, give up worry, take the next
boat and work at home on your own land; ;
others there before you. real home,
peace and living; 81 800. HOVER. Florida
Properties, 21o Broadway. New York
Maryland-Snle or Rent.
ATTRACTIVE waterfront farms and es-
tates on Chesapeake Bay and Its beautiful
tributaries, booklet. 1.-The Story the Camera
Tells gratis. DIME REALTY CO., Cam
bridge. Md
MILD climate, rich crop yearly farms.
BATSON FARM AGENCY, 4sa 9TH av.. N. y.
yirsinia-Sale or Rent.
BRICK buildings. large shady lawn, modern
conveniences; folder; photo; terms on APP
plication Drawer u, Orange, Va.
Indiana-Saie Rent.
WE have on leading business street OF Fort
WAYNE lot 30x150; will build to suit tenant.
Address WE'LL BROS. G. CO.. Fort Wayne.
Ind.
-
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Maine.

EAST PENoBscoT BAY, MAINE.
To let for season. attractive furnished
home rooms, bath. all modern; shore front
age. l.. IL. LANE, sidgwick, Me.
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~ THE l.l ApIRoNpAcEs. OF,

4NFIfEI'VaN I4lfINII, N -
Air rencvs energy aud nerve force for tired
and nervous people; wonderful for children
IN physically tit. extra pep. furnighod cot
tages to rent. Write for illustrated booklet
CHARLES IT, WEEKS.
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5TTH, 221 E.--Combnation office and living
quarters, S75 monthly. Plaza J1o1.
o0S 9th av.-Two, three big front rooms,
first floor; suitable tailor, furrler, mill
liner. Call ~ to p. NJ. Wendell.
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49,. BAGLEY
X xxx t< Xxx X X X X X +

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Demming Of
Bemidji arrived here Monday for a
few days visit at the home of the
latter's brother, Frank Anderson.
Art Christensen and Dick Halvor-
sen of Minor, N. D., arrived here
Monday for a brief visit at the Fl. X.
Brown home.
Misses ,Elva Torkelson, Alvera
Bugge and Borghild Furuseth spent
Sunday in Bemidji.
Miss Bessie Larson who is teaching
school near Gonvick, spent the week
end at her home here.
Mrs. D. Olin Of Nasheld, Wis, Wis
tied last week at the home of her
brother, C. "A. Covey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Felch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Of Shevlin spent
Thursday in Bagley on business.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Mons Mossitin and
family motored to Bemidji Satur-
day, returning the same day, accom-
panied by their daughter, Margaret,
who attends the Bemidji State
Teachers college.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Burns and son,
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Didn't Know His
Brother b.:

"My brother got so bad with stom-
ach and liver trouble that when I~saW
him after year. didn't know him
He was emaciated and yellow as a
pumpkin and was often in great pain.
He couldn't have lived long the way
he was going Doctors and medicine
gave him no relief. I picked up a
little booklet on Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy, which he said described his
case perfectly. The first dose of it
gave him great relief and in a month
he was good as ever"
1t is simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation which causes prac-
tically all stomach, liver and intestinal
ailments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed.-At all Druggists.-Adv.
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MRS. RAPPATTA SURPRISED
ON BIRTH ANNIVERSARY

Mrs. Frank Rappatta was surprised
at her home at I'LL Mississippi ave-
nue. last "Wednesday evening by a
number of her friends, the occasion
being her birth anniversary. Mrs.
Rappatta was presented beautiful
gift, and an enjoyable time was had
by all. Dainty refreshments brought
by the self-invited guests, were served
at late hour, after which they took
their departure, wishing their hostess
many returns of the happy event.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmond Jewett, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Jewett, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Loitved, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Kramer, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Olmstead, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Martin, MR. and Mrs. M. Ref, Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Crosby and Mrs.
Pauline Kramer.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all friends of the
family who SO greatly assisted US dur
ing the funeral Of oursbrother, Ebert
'Djonne. We especially thank the
Masonic lodge Of Bemidji for their
kind assistance. T.,
M. A. DJONNE, LII
PEARL ,DJONNE, .&E
ELLEN sDJONNE, ,535
MRS. W. THAYER, S,E%
.. MRS. G.. C. ADAMS.
1td10-25 1tw1O-27
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R. N. A, AND WOODMEN TO
VISIT CASS LAKE LODGE

All members of the Royal Neigh
bors and Modern Woodmen are re-
quested to meet at the Moose hall to-
morrow night at $3.50 o'clock, where
autos will be provided for transporta-
ton to Cass Lake to attend the joint
initiation of Woodmen and Royal
N eighbors of Bemidji and Cass Lake
to be held there in the evening. Mrs.
Alice E. Nash, head officer, of Min
neapolis, will be present and have
charge of the initiation, and it is de-
sired that there be a large represen-
tation from Bemidji. Y
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Al drv tamarack pole wood. $7.5(
a load. Phone 563J. 6t10-2!
MOOSE SOCIAL MEETING

The regular social meeting Of the
Moose lodge will be held Tuesday
night in the lodge rooms. Some inter-
esting features of the program will
add much amusement and enjoyment
to the evening and all members are
requested to be present.
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ATTRACTIVE SPORTS COSTUME

Fashion gives varied expression to
the sports costume and adapts it to
each new style. The jumper blouse is
used as a basis for this attractive
, outfit, check flannel being combined
with pongee silk. The overblouse has
deep armholes and is cut low in front,
showing the shirt waist of silk, with
round collar and turn-baek cuffs. The
skirt is two-piece gathered model.
Medium size requires 32 yards 44-inch
flannel and 2N yards pongee.
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Poe's Perfection of Form.

Poe lacked deep convictions of any
kind, profound human experience,
genuineness, and wealth Of nature.
His art is corrcspondingly superficial
and artificial Nevertheless, his work
is sure to live because of it's perfection
of form. He is mastery technician
the first of the decadents-the fore
runner of the practicers Of art for
arts sake-Lewis Edwards Gates.
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LOUIS LA VALLEY LAID
] no, REST in HOLY CROSS

Funeral services for the late Louis
LaValley, who died in Bemidji last
Thursday at the home of his brother,
Clarence LaValley, were held Monday
morning at the Catholic church at 9
o'clock, Rev. FIR. J. J. T. Philippe Of
floating, and under the direction of
H. N. Mckee, funeral director. In
terment was made in Holy Cross
cemetery.
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PHIL JONATHAN CLUB
MET MONDAY NIGHT

The Philomathian ciuo met Mon
day evening at the residence of A. p.
Richie and spent the evening in the
study of the origin, production, and
uses of cotton and wool. The course
adopted this year BY the Club is one
of industrial subjects and this was the
second meetingsof the Season. The
subject Monday evening was taken
by G. D. Backus and J.tW. Smith. II
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Jack, spent Thursday in Shevlin.
Ralph Lee returned to his home
here last week after spending the
past few weeks in Crookston, where
he was confined in the hospital.
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PRESBYTERIAN DIVISION g.,
MEETS TOMORROW NIGHT

i. The miscellaneous division of the
Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church, Miss Matte Sthol chairman,
will meet Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Quincy Brooks, 900
Lake Boulevard, and all members are
requested to be present.
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PRESBYTERIAN DIVISION
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY

The bed room division of the La
dies Aid Of the Presbyterian church,
of which Mrs. George Kreatz is chair
man, will meet Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Elmer Bergen,
Mississippi avenue, and it is desired
that all members be present.
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Misses Nellie johnson and Gene
We've tombstone of Hines and Oscar
Peterson and Henry Tingland of Nc
Intosh, came to Bemidji Saturday to
attend the District Luther League
convention held at the Bethel Luther
an church, and were entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Elmquist.
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John Mickalson of Becida motored.
to Bemidji Monday and attended a
meeting of the stockholders of the
Farmers 5Co-operative store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-25
METHODIST AID DIVISION
HOLDS MEETING TOMORROW

The dining room division of the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church,
of which Mrs. A. E. Ellison is chair
man, will meet Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Angvall, 1902 Be-
midi avenue, and all members arc
urged to be present.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-25

Miss Hilbert of Minneapolis, state
nurse, who is sent by the board Of
control to different places in Mime
sofa to investigate infantile paralysis
cases, was in Bemidji Saturday and
called at number of homes. She
gives both verbal and written instruc-
lions as to the care of, the child.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Rodeen of Hines were
week end guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Berglund, Fifteenth
and Park avenue, returning Monday
to their home.