Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 22, 1910, Page 6

GRAY BAKERY INSTALLS ELEGTRIC BREAD MIXER W. A. Gray, proprietor of the Home Bakery on Beltrami avenue, has had installed in bis baking de- partment, an electric bread mixer at the cost of about $450. The capacity of the bread mixer is 600 loaves. It will thoroughly mix that quantity of dough in about thirty minutes time; by hand it would take over two hour- to do the same amount of work' and then it would not be .as thoroughly mixed as this modern piece of machinery will do the work. - n Mr. Gray opened his home bakery in this city, he turn- ed out about 150 to 200 loaves daily. Today he turns out as high as 500 loaves each day, in addition to all other bakery supplies sold by this popular store, Since his arrival here the build- ing which he occupies has been enlarged and an immense baking oven has also been installed, the capacity of which is 250 loaves at one baking. There is probably no other bak- ery in Northern Minnesota outside of Duluth, so well equipped to bandle quantity and quality work as! is Mr. Gray’s “Home Bakery.” Mr. Gray believes in cleanliness first, last and all the time, which, in addition to the quality of the goods turned out by him, has increased his business far beyond his expecta- tions. THREE BIG AGTS FILL THE BRINKMAN THEATRE The Brinkman Family Theatre was crowded again last evening to witness the strong bill consisting of three acts in addition to the moving pictures. Through an error, the Roberts Duo was omitted from the usual write- up in last evening’s paper, but this act proved to be a good drawing card and was well received. The three acts that appearéd last night and that will appear again to- night are as follows: ““The Great LaBarr” the wonder of the Twentieth century, is the only act of its kind in the world today. “Italia,” the girl who writes the songs she sings, and Ben J. Greene, in their own absurdities, “A Snap,” do character changes, singing and talking. This is a stong novelty sketch. The Roberts Duo in a minature musical comedy “The Doll Maker” act a pretty story. This is to Notify the Public That Tornado Policies Nos. 501 to 525 inclusive, of the Bemidji, Minnesota Agency of the National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburg, Pa., have been lost or is- sued without authority of the com- pany. Any person or persons hold- ing these policies will please return same to the company at Pittsburg, Pa., and should there be any return premium due the holder same will be promptly paid by the company. In case of loss claimed by any person or persons as holders of these Poli- cies the company will deny any or all liability. (Signed) National Union Fire Insurance Co. BIG MONEY FOR BIRDMEN Contracts of Moisant and Hamilton Call for Immense Salaries. New York, Nov. 22.—The aggrega- tion of aviators who have started on & tour of America will establish a new standard for soaring salaries and in- troduce a novel element into the aero- plane exhibition business. John B. Moisant, the daring little American who flew from Paris to Lon- don and won aerial honors, will re- ceive an annual fixed salary of $104, 000. In addition to this he will get a percentage of the profits. Charles K. Hamilton, who flew from New York to Philadelphia, has a con- tract calling for a yearly compensa- tion of $72,000 and will receive enough additional perquisites that will net him an annual income of $300,000, if the plans of the International Avia- tors’ company materialize. STRIKE VOTE BEING TAKEN Engineers Expected to Insist on Their Demands. St. Paul, Nov. 22.—A strike vote is being taken among locomotive engi- neers of the Northwest, so that when the general committee of the order meets with the general managers’ committee in Chicago on Dec. 12 Chair- man Stone of the brotherhood will be that has ever been shown values at . . .. - Boys' Worsted Suits Underwear Values Men’s all wool fleece, good 330 quality, during this sale . . All wool undérw%ar in1 fancfy ribbed extraordinary good_ values for $1.50. Sale price fif‘f-‘-..j«--“; : 980 All union suits in heavy weight at 25 per cent discount. MODEL —=GREAT MEED-0EAS0N CLEARANCE SALE In the very height of the season we are offering the greatest clothing values Our entire stock of heavy weight suits and overcoats of the Sincerity and other reliable makes at prices that should interest every wearer of good clothes in Bemidji and vicinity. Every garment represented in this sale is of this seasons make, style and fabric. Beginning Tuesday, Nov. 22, we will offer you the following low prices Lot 1. Overcoats in black, grays and fancy mixtures regular $13.50 and $15.00 $9 48 1 Lot 2. Overcoats in all new fall and winter fabrics this seasons latest styles $18.00 $12 95 and $20,00 valtes @™ ¢ o v’ o5 6 s s s m e e v s F e s s ks e e s s e e ' Lot 3. Overcoats of all sizes, Scotch and Kerseys in the famous Sincerity make $17 25 $22.50, $25.00 and $27.50 values at . ......... o ' Special Great Values in Suits One ot of this season’s newest patterns and styles, exceptionally good values for $9 48 $13.50 and $15.00, sale price ... ... ... ... " A complete assortment of Suits in this seasons styles in the new browns and grays$12 95 also black and blues for men and young men $18.00 and $20.00 values for . . . . . . . Men’s suits in all sizes, “Sincerity” malée, plain or fancy Worsteds and cashmeres, $17 25 regular $22.50, $25.00 and $27.50 values, sale price .". . . . . . ..o oo i 0. .. . Ee——————————— CLOTHING STORE before. © ® 8 e s s s e e s s s s e e s s s 8 s s s s s s s 8 s s s s e e 8 s s s s s o s s prices you can’t affoad to overlook. Sizes from 3 to 6 and'6 to 17, all at 25 per cent Discount Shirts Men's Sweaters Silver brand, plain or pleated bosom, | Our assortment of sweaters is still -attached and detached cuff, coat | complete, of the Jatest make and all style. $1.00 and $1.25 values 79c .wool. During this sale all at 25 at . . . Ide Shirts in the newest late fall patterns, plain or pleated front, $1.50, ’ [] $1.75 and $2.00 val M H \ 3175 and 3200 valies @1 1Q | MBMS HOSIET . nnel - shi i H 11 1 hose, 1 O A S | e valcs for e e o OLO and green. Regular $1.50 980 Cashmere hose in black, tan lgc value, sale price . . . . and natural, 35¢ value for per cent discount. BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA - TRAIN HiTs TheiR vewicLe| NOW-Gash-Want-Rate Father and Child Meet Death at Brice- I - = i Iyn, Minn. 2 Blue Earth, Minn.,, Nov. 22.—John Bowman and daughter, aged eight|ZVERY HOME MAS A WANT AD in a position to make a demand on the railroads of the West. It is expected that at least 95 per cent of the engi- neers, of whom there are about 33,000 involved, will vote in favor of a strike should their demands be refused. years, were killed by the westbound| For Rent--For Sale--Exchange passenger at Bricelyn while driving| --Help Wanted--Wark Wanted two blocks east of the depot. Mr. -:Etc.--Eto. Bowman formerly was station agent = of the Rock Island road at Bricelyn, but he recently purchased a forty-acre HELP WANTED. farm near the city. WANTED—Competent girl, _ for “SEEECTIVE PAGE general housework. Good wages| = dence property for timber land in notice. FOR RENT—Furnished - room. to right party. Mrs. George Coch-| - St. Louis or Lake counties. Ad-|FOR SALE—A few full bloodea| Heated. 110 Sixth St. ran, 500 Minnesota. dress Quick Lock Box, 346 Be.-| Rhode Island red cockerels, Wil- TR oy e pe e | mid i, - Minmy o0 i - Hi fi A WANTED—Good girl for general i lism Cpealer, ‘Phone‘ e, je o ISl housework. Call between 12 and | FOR SALE-—Household Furni |See H. M. Young' for residence lots 1, 611 Bemidji. - 1 “ture. Call at City Hotel Build | in Rose Milue Add. Weekly or LOCE snTEOUND WANTED__Dishwasher at the|. i"g, Beltrami Ave. Mrs. Sam| monthly payments.. LOST—Pocket book between Red Markham Hotel, .| Olson, =——————————————| Lake Depot and Brown’s restaur- Y . s ; ol : FOR RENT. ant, finder return to this office. FOR SALE. - . 'FOR SALE—Rubber stamps. The > T FOUND—Pocket - book. Small . ~ _ Pioneer will procure any kind of s |FOR RENT—Two rooms for light| sum of money. Call at City TO EXCHANGE—Bemidji - resi- irubber stamp for you an short| housekeeping. 413 Minn. Ave. ; Hal1, it