The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-16

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1898 1NB 1885
DESIGNED FOR WHITE AND
TAFFETA
Such simple little decorations as
piping and eyeet embroidery connote
distinction highly to be!.desired in the
achievement of individuality, and they
appear to best advantage in these two
models The first, figured organdy, has
both the skirt and waist tucked, the
tucks being underlaid with bands of
plain organdy in the color of the figures.
The neck is square, sleeves short and
sash in harmony with the piping.
Medium size requires S yards .3o-ir1ch
figured, and yard 36-inch plain,
organdy.
White linen with gathered tunic and
surplice closing waist is exceedingly
smart when made after the second
model. Il The tunic is embroidered in
eyelet and the waist has only tucked
organdy. collar with lace edge, to COM
plete its daintiness Medium size
requires So yards 36-inch material
First Model: Pictorial Review Dress
No 939S. Sizes. 81 to a. inches bust.
Price. IS cents. %:~, :...
Second Model: Dress No o35o Sizes,
81 to 48 inches bust. Price, IS cents.
Embroidery No. 1885. Transfer, blue.
or yellow, IS! cents. -;.v1s -
NJ E. Maxwell, district manager of
the Realart Pictures, Corp, is spend
ing the week end in Bemidji.
Paul Bagby left today for Laurans,
Iowa, to attend the wedding of his
sister. He expects to be gone about
two weeks.
Alfred Greguson left Tuesday eve
ming for the Twin Cities and points
in Wisconsin for a business trip of
severalu days.
Mrs. J. w. Smith and son of Fifth
ward, returned from Duluth this
morning after visiting relatives for
the past week.
Dance, old Armory, Wednesday,,
June %. Music by Schuck's four
|ierybody welcome. 5t6-2l
Theodore Willis, SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. ]. Willis, has returned from
Minneapolis where he has attended
the University for the past year. He
Twill spend his summer vacation here
Mrs Jennie F. Gordon, district
deputy of the Woman's Benefit asso-
citation OF the Maccabees, of Inter-
national Falls, is spending few days
in Bemidji in the interest Of the
Bemidjr review.
Miss Efffe Mcmillan, who has
taught in the Bemidji public schools
the past year, left for Walker, where
she will visit friends for few days
before returning to her home at
Luverne, MINI.
N. J. Shea, A. j. Curio, r. I. Ber-
quist of Kewatin and Charles Larson
and j. A. Fremont of Coleraine are
visitors in the City today on their re-
turn from the Firemen's convention
at International Falls.
Miss Kathleen King, who has
taught in the Bemidji public schools
the past year, left last evening for
Royalton to visit for a, week, and
from there she will go ITO her home
at Fargo for her summer vacation.
Elmer E. Adams of Fergus Falls
Journal, N. T. Mcmahon, president
of Saskatchewan Wholesale Grocery
Co., and D. A. Tenant, miller, all of
Fergus Falls arrived in the city last
evening after spending day or 80 at
Itasca State Park.
Misses Hazel Olson, Francis Unger
and Emma McCullom Of Deer River,
and Miss Helen Corliss of East Grand
Forks, came to Bemidji to attend the
Bemidji State Teachers college for
the summer term, and are stopping
at the Al. D. johnson home.
Mrs. w. o. Gordon Of Shevlin and
her sister, Miss Myrtle Peterson OF
are visiting at the ]. B.
;Minnick home. Miss Marguerite
Gordon, daughter of Mrs. Gordon OF
Shevlin, underwent an operation at
St. Anthony's hospital Wednesday to
have her ,tonsils removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Johnson and |
sons, Kermit and Victor and Miss
Vera Johnson, who, has visited at
their home the past week, left this
morning by auto for Pillager, where
they will Wis t relatives for a few
days. Sunday they will be met there
by Mr.. Johnson's brother and wife
from Minot, n, d., and 'tog,S her
they will motor to Wells. Mimi, for
, 1onoor visit with relatives.