Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 9, 1910, Page 3

% - Feminine Tactics. “Why are you talking about a/ trip to Europe? It would cost your hus- band $1,000 or more:". A “Quite so. & 1 expect to compromise on a sixty dollar bat.”—Exchange. FAMILY THEATRE i Her Favorite Sports. . “Is your wife a loyer of outdoor sports ?”’ “I should say so. She’s bargain or house hunting all the time.”—Detroit Free Press. of four good singers. A musical sensation, European novelty. Catchy International songs sung and played. Th_é orange is the most luscious and healthful fruit. California excels in This Genuine Rogers Orange Spoon FREE // Save 12 “Sunkist” Orange (or [if quality of oranges. The Lemon) wrappers and send them ranges. to s, with 1o to pay charges, best of the California etc., and we will present you with M oranges are now azenuinekloger(som%zgisgphoegxz. A packed in individual autil de n an q gf beaatitul desier o Mot AY5/ wrappers labeled ‘‘Sun- pers today. Sendl2’'Sunkist’ d Kkist. . Zrappers and | 1go/tor each. 77 Five thousand orange farm- (7 _ers in California do their own In remitting, plooso send lo ‘ stampe when tho amount i3 /49" packing, shipping and selling. Easy. “How shall I. break my husband e wrent nim ana xeep i enat (| 1HE Michelangelos way.”—Cleveland Leader. : :European novelty v f{#) They grade and select their crop T AT S artists.” Clay model- PR e Pl into “firsts,”” ‘‘seconds,” etc. The Abercrombie’s, 216 Beltrami Ave. Y s gty s to send firsts are fancy, tree-ripened, hand-picked, seed- ers and rag painting, less, fibreless, - thin-skinned oranges—every indi- vidual orange a perfect specimen of the finest variety of oranges, They are not only more healthful and 4/ more palatable than other oranges, but they are actu- Y/ ally cheaper,fortheyare nearly all meat and nourishment. Your dealer sells ‘‘Sunkist’’ Oranges. Ask for them, You will know them by the tissue paper wrap- per in which each ‘‘Sunkist” Orange is ) Packed. On the wragfler note the label, ‘Sunkist.”” Keep the wrappers. There is no more acceptable gift 5 Jirdiis R for Xmas than a book. We have pl:odu01ng gigantic them for the wee tots and for the masterpieces each 101 Grandmas. feet square. Picture books for your sweetheart, o H by Harrison Fisher and Harold an"g Pmlums A /| Chandler Christy fro!n $1.50 to $4.00. will all be new begin- o e T ——— S All the late fiction, new books {oet ot by Geo. Bér MeCutchun m ning tonight. BOCCACCIO QUARTETTE, One of the Acts, B ' (The Rose in the Ring) Price $1.50. - New reading for boys, Automobile | | honor and "Red Ball” wrap pors for promiums. 4 They are worth money to you / / Best California Lemons Come in “Sunkist” Wrappers // Youcan judge lemons by the *‘clothes” they wear., If they wear 'Sunkist” wrappers they are juicy and good, ” S othey ;{Fé’:;;:"e;"‘;‘:;;‘;g::vggggét:gfi areiTstaatne and Motor stories, Price 50c. Alger | for babies prices from 5c to 75c. Brfore b}l;zi::g your Xmas presents RS. HARRY MASTEN CALIFORNIA FRUIT GROWERS' EXCHANGE and Henley series complete. We ‘carry a complete line of Re-|see our dainty line of hand: painted Instructor of Piano and Pipe Organ - } (33) 34 Clark Street, CHICAGO, ILL. L. T. Meade’s books for girls ligious articles, Bibles, Prayer books, | Calenders, Bookmarks, Glove mend-| Graduate of the Virgil Piano and { . nicely il]ustrafed only 50c. : Rosaries, Crusifixes, Scapelers, |ers, I:Ia.nkerchief cases at Aber- g‘gfk?r g’:“;dsiglg’:?illf{:};;‘%’gt:defi; | e ! Dealfieids linen books in all sizes | Medals & etc. ' | crombie’s. 36, Phone 535. { i The Crows and the Snake. “Strolling in Burma one day,” says a - writer in the London Field, “I came to - : a ditch bridge, and about ten yards off A ) there was a mass of black soft mud ey YOU’LL find what so many others have found, that when you once buy here, you'll want to come back and buy again, and again, and always; its that kind of a store, and the things that make you come || = again are the best sort of a reason for coming the first time. Reliability in merchandise, careful service, values that make the prices very inexpensive and an unlimited guarantee of good faith, in promising N full satisftction. : | - The crowning value of the Season-in Suits and Ve nearest bird would jump in and jerk it | I T B | | back by the tail. The crows generally |§ | kept just out of the snake’s reach, but on three separate occasions the birds were struck. “fmmediately on being bitten a crow flew over to the wet mud and swal- | lowed three or four mouthfuls with- out a pause. It then perched up in a tree and took no further part in the ' fight. The incident ended in the snake escaping between the planks of the bridge. What interests me is why did the stricken birds eat the mud? Was ; it taken as a kind of antidote or what was the reason?” Genesis of the Horseshoe. 1t is known that the hoofs of horses were protected by boots of leather ata very early period in the world’s his- | tory—at a time which at least ante- dates Pliny and Aristotle, both of whom make mention of the fact. These leather boots were sometimes studded with metal pails, but more * usually worn without extra trimming. the cheapness of that commodity mak- ing it possible for the owner of the steed to “reboot” him at any time. et "~ You have no idea, without seeing these Suits and Overcoats how much real instrinsic value can be put together in clothes at i $20 and $25. At these prices we are sure that we're giving you $5 or even $10, more value than you’ll usually see at these prices. And the values show even to those not experts. A Useful Femur. Excited Naturalist—Are you aware, my @ear sir. that this gatepost of yours is the femur of an v;\n.lithosceli-1 da?” Farmer (apologetically) — I . always ! thought it was somethin’ odd like. It . don't match the other post nohow.— ) London Punch. P A Strong Cup. Guest (in cheap restaurant)—Look here, waiter, 1 thought I told you to bring me a strong cup of coffee? Waiter—Well, what's the matter, ° You'l Get Best Results With $15 Here|| - - We feature the giving of exceptional value in Suits and Over- coats at $15, no man will ever get more actual good in clothes i for $15 than we can give him in these pure wool or worsted Suits and up-to-the-minute Overcoat styles. with that cup? You couldn’t break it; { with an ax. HELPFUL WORDS From a Bemidji Citizen Is your back lame and painful? Does it ache especially after exer- ‘01“: there a soreness in the kidney . ; ‘ . ¢ region? i . - Clothes for Boys.--Big Men’s Furnishings. There is danger in delay. Weak kidneys fast get weaker. -, Give your trouble prompt atten" tion. Doan’s Kidney Pills act quickly. They strengthen weak kidneys. *+ Read this Bemidji testimony. Mrs. W. J. Coleman, 1233 Dewey Ave., Bemidii, Minn., says: '‘That Doan’s Kidney Pills live up to the claims made for them is a fact which Iam firmly convinced. They not only cured me of backache, but acted as a tonic. I still take Doan’s Kidney Pills frequently and they keep me 1n excellent health.” For sale by all dealers.. Price 50 ceats. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Unit- ed States. 3 Remember the name—Doan’s— and take no other. and Little . Extra values in all wool shirts and drawers, - Give us your boy to'clot‘he and we will save foft warm and satisfactory specially priced at you money; our great and growing boys’ business s_' . is ample proof that our leadership in this Lewis and Cooper union suits perfect fitting partic lar is widely acknowledged. e . and non-skrinkable, winter cottons, fleered and i Boys' Suir's. sizes 6 to 17 every garment made natucal wool in'al! weightsat 1, $1.80, $2, 1 of tested and satisfactory fast' color fabrics, in’ $2.50, ’3 and $4. all wool kerseys and fancy cassimeres, three Coat sweaters in plain colors or trimme button, double bx’gnsted style coat, $8. Fles ~ edge, BOC to $5. ¢ ’ e