The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-05
or BEAD.TRIMMED CREPE

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When you 60 In quest Of q. new
blouse keep in mind two phases
crepe de: chine" and lover the SKIRT"
md in all the displays you will find
he blouses repeating them. There
ire many simple =over-the-skirt styles
similar to the pretty blouse shown
,ere, and they invite the seamstress
oi try her hand at blouse making.
This is made 81 a colored crepe; with
white In the collar and cuffs, orna.
nented with stitching OF silk floss and
trimmed with beads.
Ingwald and Miss !, Mabel Male
rude of Becidas were shopping and
alling on Intends in sRemidji Tues
lay. III e Z . s >ifs' 2,.S.
Miss Sarah Arnold, teacher in
central schoeE left this morning for
Akeley whets shte will visit friends for
few days. s.c.t.. ...*
Cook With Gas
;,.s*s2 $50 If
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NJ, Phibbs came 1 from rom his farm in
lockwood to Bernidji yesterday and
transacted business here, returning
here this morning.
Lloyd Swedberg,. who has! visited
riends and relatives in Bemidji for
he past week, returned to his home
It Buena Vista Tuesday.
= Mrs.. John Noel and ,s Mrs. Earl
;ronemiller Of Northern drove to
3emidji Tuesday to attend the
uneral of Yves Wright.
Polar Pie. Ask for 1t. 2-14tf
A. Torgerson of Grand Rauids: who
las been transacting business in Benz
dill fort past two days, left on the
loon train for his home today.
Miss Alice Graves, second grade
eacher in the Bemidji schools, lett
oday for Tenstrike to visit her Sis
er, Mrs. W. A. Rice, for few deys|
Cook With Gas /
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Davis Of Wilton
lrove to Bemidji Tuesday and attend
ID the funeral of the late Yves
Wright, held in the Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boerner and
'amily: are moving today from lll0
Minnesota avenue to 918 Irvine
avenue, they having. purchased the
home. y
Polar Pie. Ask for it. 2-14tt
James Rice Of Teinstrike is transact
ng business in Bemidji today and
While her is the guest Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Rice $40 Irvine
avenue. = @S'!@ !
James McAndrews Of Big Falls
Visited friends in .Bemidji Tuesday
en- route Eroin Minneapolis where
re had attended to business matters
for week. .:
$4,000 to loan on farms. Dean
Land company. 1-lStf
Mesdames Frank Rohrer, Frank
Latimer and Henry Sanders of Tur-
lie River spent the day in Bemidji
between trains today attending the
1ollar day sales.
Mrs. H. 2. Mitchell left this morn
ng for St. Cloud, called there by the
serious illness of her father, F. H.
Whitney, assistant superintendent of
he state refornatory.
Polar Pie. Ask Tor it. 2-14tf
Harry Bridgeman returned to Benz
dji Monday from Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, where he was called last week
because of the serious illness of his
mother. She was improving when he
eft there. -. il
Mrs. J. w. Diedrich and daughter
Kathryn will leave tomorrow morn
ny for Little Falls where they will
visit relatives, her mother, Mrs. w.
L. Rundell, who has been their guest
n Bemidji for several weeks, will re-
urn TO her home with, them. =. T.
The Flour-Pillsbury's
. Mrs. R. E. Gotta and daughter,
Margaret, returned to Bemidji from
Little Falls where They went last
Friday to attendthe funeral Of their
ancle, Lyman Signer, which was
leld there Saturday. Mrs. H. J. Meyer,
!, cousin of Mrs. Gotta, accompanied
hem to Bemidji and will be their
guest for a time.
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