The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-06

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OF FLATTERING SHARPNESS ,
= The seasons new shouettes are few, day
but this tail!eur is among the smartest ave-
of the novelties. 1t is carried out in "o
dark blue tricotine. The fronts OF the tau
jacket are underfaced and rolled with past
the collar to form revers, the sleeves +;or
being cut in one with. the jacket. The '''''
two-piece skirt is gathered to straight
belt and trimmed with patch pockets
Medium size requires 81 yards s4-inch dau
Pictorial Review Jacket No. eel7. and
Sizes, "a to AZ inches bust. ing
IS inches waist. =,
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Miss Lillian Anderson of Kelliher
spent today in Bemidji shopping and N
visiting friends. frle
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Roberts of ..*' u,
FROM were shoppers in Bemidji Sat- E, ca
urday afternoon. '"e'
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Cook With Gas r.,
Mrs. E. H. Mcmahon motored to flee.
Blackjack where she is transacting all
business today.
L. l.. Landberg OF the Phelps And
Landberg agency is confined to his Lyd
home suffering with bad case Of hav'
ivy poisoning. lea
hav,
$60, 900 to loan on farms. Dean thei
land. company. list
E.sE. Kenfeld and family inotored ~
to Norway. Beach, Cass Lake Sum M ana
day. returning to Bemidji later in l c',1,
;. time
Cook With Cas Hill
80: * +. ..ra}A IF o-oV u cam
Fred Saunders of Mississippi ave- N
nue. is2spending this week at the Nor
French farm in FROM, where he is with
employed in drilling we'll. turr
agai
Mrs. A. Thompson and Miss Lucille abe
Young motored to the farm homo of ann
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H.. French. FROM, reso
yesterday andvisited there.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Hakkerup and +r.r
children, Vivian and Robert, left this woo
morning by auto in business trip Ha
to Grand Rapids, Wadena and other row
places. They will be gone for, few Ear,
o"yS'f .%ca'! :, her
balls
left with his motor truck Sunday ,
morning to visit relatives and attend
to business matters at his, former -
home, in vBigstone county. ,.,:
Frank and Harry Koors returned nos
to-, their homes lin Bemidji Sunday witt
from Minneapolis where they went ten
to visit their, mother, Mrs. Rose turf
Koors, who is ill at her home there.
Mrs. Frank Koors accompanied them n
there and will visit her parents for fam
about two weeks. tore
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Polar Pie. Ask for It. 2-l4tf que
M and Mrs Ed Han;fv and par
daughter Helen were guests yester- "o'
ao,, ~ NJ .nd Mrs T, n Teorovor enj,
en- route from Redby, where Mr.. r
Hanify has been bookkeeper for the D.
American Cedar company, to Seattle, -,
where they expsss to make their Of !
home. ~ n; s+,,,
A number of Bemidji gifls have que
pitched tents at. Diamond Point sand aqn
with Miss Rose Olson as chapeton, ~
are enjoying weeks outing there. was
The party includes Misses Myrtle D'a
Kobe, Pearl and Mabel Talhsr, Mar and
garet McDougal, Kathryn Bsasley and La
Mabel WEIGH. / III o'u
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Mrs. A. Anderson and son Ray eau
mond, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Nc Thu
Manus, 1of Norden, motored to Be- Mil
midi Sunday and visited at the Nc for
Manus, Bowe and Lubbock homes, stu
until last evening when they return the
ed to their homes. Miss Gladys Nc for
Manus, who has attended school at the
Minneapolis, arrived in Bemidji ed
Thursday and accompanied them to OF.
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