Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 6, 1909, Page 4

EDITORS TALKED “SHOP” | A“n “G[]T AGQUM“TE“” their cxl’y, anddz5i fl for the generous Yeception | personal Property taxes; be it xxended to us during ouf stay in| Resolved,. that this association ‘ftvor the., punze of alaw by’ the state legislature putting the publica- Whereas, Réilizing the importance e ; tion of such tax statement into the [Continued from First Page.] for such organization is due to . council and the citizens of Sauk ' Center, generally, tuerefore be it Resolved, That th s #ssociation to the people of Minnesota of secur- ing more definite information regard- ing the subject of tax assessments, and believing that one method of class of official printing; and Rudciph A Jee the Fetitiog presl Whereas: A movement ' has been arted having in view an organized effort to, conmserve the natural resources of the state of ‘Minnesota, and inasmuch as:the men:bership ot this assocsation comes from a por- tion of the state whose resources it is proposed to conserve; organization 8f the North-Central|hisaddress, Minnesota 'Editorial association; evemnz session should copsist. \and realizing that much of the credit “‘smoker” to occupy the entité e X ing, and the local committee pre- pared a fine program. A. M. Welles, the president-elect, called the meeting to order and in- troduced Dr. *Dubois, who made a most witty and timely address, ex- tending a hearty welcome to the visiting editors. Mr. Welles read a telegram from Governor Eberbart expressi-g his sincere regret at being unable to be present at the it was decided that the " RESOLVED: That this associa- tion heartily endorses this or any other legitimate effort in that direc- tion, and that this association as a body, and .the indivual member: thereof pledge their best efforts to - | further this "good work. . Whereas, The information has ‘camé to {us that Brother A. W. Sheets, of .the Todd County Argus, isin all ‘probabilty- fatally ill at his home in Losig Prairie, be it + Resolved, .That this .association| — express its sincere sorrow and regret [ dent and I, J. Courtright, the retir- over this circumstance, and express|ing secretary; therefore be it the hope that the report of Bro. Resolved, That the thanks of this Sheets’ dangerous - condition has|association is -hereby extended to been greatly exazzenled, and that | Brothers Lee and Courtright for their he may be lplred to us for mnny ‘untiring efforts to form a successful years yet to come: &ditorial association. Whereas, The membérs of this A. G. Rutledge, iation’ appreciate” the great .. Harold Kputson, ‘ C. M. SPRAGUE. DR. DU BOIS. ,LUCAS KELLS, extend its thanks to Brother Welles | securing this mformatmn, wul result|to the newspaper and printing |- and the citizens of Sauk Center |from the publication of the. list of frnermty of - this section; it the| Eberhart to be present and -make |that opened the eyes of tbose pres- ; ; They have the newest ‘style features in == | services which-have been rendered ““Ed. M. LaFond. *Owing to the inability of Governor meeting. Then followed a “bunch of talk” fest:” John McGibbon, Manager of the electric light plant; Mayor Min- nette; Editor Courtright, J. F. Cooper, city clerk; Editor Rut- ledge, Dr. Lamb, Editor Dare, Alderman Richards, Editor Lafren- 1er, ex-Mayor Ward, N. D. Barker, representative . for - the Mergenthaier Linotype company, Editor Sheers, Editor Vasaley, Editor Knutson, Editors-Halloran, Lafond, Haymaker and Anderson, and Rev. J. T. B, Smith, When the ¢“smoker” had been the *boys”|white got together and for an hour told some real interesting tales that were ‘‘experience yarns.” The business session of the association was concluded Satur day morning, when the secretary was authorized to get out such he deemed necessary, and also to issue a letter | morning. to all editors publishing papers in the territory now covered by the|throuy, associatiod, urging those not now members to become affilated with general officially adjourned, printed matter as the association, Secretary Rutledge was instructed to write a letter to Governor Eber- hart telling of thisdistrict possessing more natural resources than any REMEMBER This is the greatest, most sensational Quter Garment Sale of the season. It is absolutely unprecedented. It af- fords to every practical, prndent Bemidji woman an unusal opportunity to SAVE MONEY Ladies’ Garment Departiment of this entire vicinity. 1150 - /820, szz For regular $12, $14, $16 Values Extremely smart and practical coats,: suitable for street and utility ‘wear. , Come in Fancy Mixtures, Wide Wale ' Materials, Homespuns, and Kerseys. 4 values Mostflf these coats coiiie stnctly in{* some very effective desi ns. There are many few features exhibited in revers, pockets ond-- collars, .- Materials- are Broadcloths, Kerseys, letons. Chevnots | and New. Wide Wales. Furs of Beauty and Worth Furs with a Guarantes Every dollar spent buys real value, and good furs will last .| a long time and look right all- the time. Select what you need. We’ 11 lay it away until Xmas or de- liver i§ at your pleasure. cloth, Kerseys, Ceracule Novelty Coatings. fitting effects. _ THAT thls store appeals to the reasoning -public through moderation in its statements rather than through exaggeration. Moderate state- ‘ments always argue for truth because they cannot be anythmg but genuine. Every state- ment made in'our advertising is found to be absolutely: true by the thinking women who “trade here daily. Repeatedly we are told by customers that they are thankful to have a store where they ‘can depend absolutely on the quality of their purchases. 3 Better still, prlces are moderate---the best costs no more than you are asked to pay else- where for. the other kind of merchandise.. splte of the low price. Black Lynx Furs Beautiful first grade ‘skins;' scarf with head and tails, pil-: low muff with head and tails, $45 Sable Sqmrrel Sets v Large Ruj Muffs, Military Effect Neck Pieces, $26 set and up. : % . Comnlete assortment of Scarfs and Sets srom $4 up. Child’s Se*s from $ 1.50 to $9. MINNESOTA euatsj and Dresses MARKABLE PRICES ever made on new garments of style and character, thh practically all of the real winter before you. 'We unhesitatingly say that this is the most. extensive and lowest price sale we have ever conducted Not merely’ a handful of odd clean-up coats, suits and I lot, but the entire stock of this Greater Women’s and Children’s Store. Mose tailored coats and suits than are to be found in any other For regular 324, 526, $28, A most satlsfactory collection of coats, indeed. Fancy Imported Broad- Cloth and Military and Tight- Kayser Silk Stockings For tomorrow we place on sale 12 doz, imported Italian Silk Stockings, wear guar- anteed, in the follow- ing - colors: Gray, White, Black. $1.850 a pair. Bronze and Our entire stock of Children’s Coats and Dresses on sale at One-Third the orig- inal pnce That unlike other advertised sales we, even in this GREAT outpourins, insist absolutely upon the snpenor qnallty of our Merchandise. We, as always, give. our unchanging guaranty of absolutely DEPENDABLE QUALITY For $30, $32 and $32.50 values This group is an assemblage which has’ our unqualified approval. novelties are included, made of finest Broadcloths and Imported Blockings, copies of late foreign modes. prices. Ask to them. Late arrivals. ticoats in all colors and prices. | e——————— “Vassar Mufflers Silk Head Scarfs and Wraps. 44-inch Form-Fit Sweaters. Turkish Novelty Jewelry Hat Pins, Belt Buck- els, Neck Pins Set< nt as to the “gift of gab” possessed y the “pencil pushers,” who all cquitted themselves with honors; and as the meeting 'grew. older, the citizens called on for speeches grew warmer in the expressions of wel- come and extensions of hospitality in the manner of many cigars, the following participating in the “gab Many The New Petti Slip The only practical undergarment for the new modes in gowns. All popular colors and other section of the state and request- ing that he ap ‘oint some member of the association to pllce on the con. servation cnmmsslun. should one be named, At 2'p. m., Saturday, all the visit- ing reditors ‘had left Sauk Center, well ‘pleased with the meeting and its beneficial results, as well as . the treafment ‘accorded by Eidtor Welles and the people of Sauk Centre. - Steamer” Great - Snow- Breaker. . T. ]. Andrews, who recently made a trip over.land from Chicago with the White Steamer; was one of the first automobilists to be out on the streets of Bemidji this “T, ].” was breaking roads ghout the city and making passable paths for' pedistrains. Snow drifts were gone over with- out apparent eftort and the machine demonstrated in . every particular its fitness for use in all kinds of weather in this locality. Mr. Andrews expects to sell a a number of these ‘cars .in this community, The big red car, which is the “White Steamer," has been creating-much favofable comment all day by reason 6f ‘tie ease with which it has traveled through the snow drifts. Calhoun China Minister. Washington, D. C. Dec.' 6+ (Special to Pioneer.)—The announc- ment is made that the depnr(m{fi't bas apointed William J. Calhoun of Chicago, minister to China, and Mr. Calboun has accepted the appoiat- ment. The Chinese govenment in- dicated pleasure in receiving. the new minister, Woodmen, Attention. All Woodmen are requested to attend the meeting of Bemidji Camp, No. 5012, Tuesday evening,8 o’clock. The business session will be followed by a social session. . J.. P, Labr, Clerk. K. P. Annual Election. The annual election of the K. P. lodge No. 168, will be held Tuesday evening, Dec. 7th. All members are requested to be present. . D. D. Miller, C, C.. New-Cash-Want-Rate ',-Cent-a-Word Where cash accompame& €Opy we will publish all “Want Ads" for half« cent a word per insertion. Where cash does not accompany copy the regular rate of one ceutaword wm be charged. - EVERY HOME HAS A WANT: AD For Rent--For Sale--Exchange --Etc.--Etc. ~ —_— HELP WANTED. WANTED—Cigar salesmen in your locality to represent us. Expeti- ence unnecessary; $110 per mo. and expenses. - Write us for par: ticulars. . . Monarch. Cigar Co. St. Louis, WANTED—6 high school girls“to write news items. Call at this- office. s S | WANTED—Dishwasher at Bere man’s Cafe. FOR SALE e e TS PRSIy FOR SALE—Rubber. stamps. The' see Pioneer will procure any kind of 2 rubber stamp for you an short notice. Pet- No. 7 Smith-Premier. typewriter. Inquire at Pioneer office. i FOR RENT D SR SVOSSSLESUSUUT FOR RENT-—One very desirable; furnished, south side room, for one or two zentlemen at Petsrson’s. quire (f A. E. Webster: - vIS ELLANEOUS PUBLIC LIBRARY—OQpen Tues days, Thursdays- and Saturdays 2:30to 6 'p. m., and Saturday evening 7:30 to 9 .p. m. al Library in -basement of Cou House. - Mrs. Donald; librarian . and | Everything Ready-to-Wear ——__._____.-—_ = — - clean washed rags. phone this oflice Ave. WANTED—Placefor young" gentle- 402 Beltrami =l Inquire of Prof. Ritchie, --Help Wanted--Work Wantad; D St e e —_— FOR SALE—A No. 5 Oliver and l“ Enquire , FOR RENT—House, cheap. - In- WANTED—To buy, 30 “Ibs. of - Will pay . . 5 cénts per pound, Call at or.* man to work for board and room,